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Gouscs ano farms SUarte0.
Giip Dr0pcrln 90 tct.

Gi:p Dropcrtn 90 tct
FINEST BUSINESS CORNER
, In Ncw-NuIk tity.
no LET The entr' SECOND FLOOR and other portions
Of the uilrsUc" Hlhnng. Broadway ana litrst
Ios c given tv'. |. Apply ~ the general Offices Of ihe
Company ioIrth Goar Of the bnidinc.
GTiURES, LOFTS. and OFFICES 70 LEf-On
y ea,im as Bruur. Mercer Greene Murray CAurc. AID
Other 4tl,cis. NJ = Ny IRIS d SON GI9 Broadway.
FE'O LET, unfinished. tire third floor NOur
rbonis) ~ nigh ,toop uIFiriB GTcrg house a small
ln,n!y "!hout convent on. occupied by The owner rent
$50 p,. month ll3 West l7ti,t.
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FROM DREAMS TO WAKING.

Noyc By y. Lynn Linton, author Of Lizzie I0rton OF
GIeyris," "sowing the wind" &C. svO Paper 70 cents
"
pICTl'EEs FROM ITALY. SKETCHES BY BOZ,
AND AMERICAN NOTES.
By Charles Dickens Illustrated by Thomas Mas; and AT
thar B. Frost. evo Papel. $i Cloth, 81 90
UARpFR'S HOUSEHOLD DICKENS COMPLETE.
Elegant cheap. Svo With Original ILLUSTRATORS by
Thomas Mast Banrd f. A. Abbey, A b. Frost, j. Maho
,cy G - HtiIhaIr and eminent American and Lngis
Artists.
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Connirn uroperIn 60 Etl.
IllscrllG;lcuus

EANCER.-NcW Treatis"-ilow cured, without
u ABitU p,sJBOus DIStbilri.> W lithst
nISEASE| uf MEN requiring siillful and
- crundrrua trr1i'nen sIrciitv :. JACQUES, ". ia
~ fnst hiib -, HruxiWaY, New. York
unce hoprs, 10 tll d, ami . - q.
nor SALE CnEAP-UALF-TlCKE first
clls HCwHO-k ;o Io5!e SJuihera rOute
Addrres j. W. T.. hox IL. tribune Oti,c.
I'VE TOLL-GArE! Prize Picture sent free
i IN ingenious 6rn! 80 objects ~ Address with
stamp, T.. G.. ABBEY, BId..0, NY
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PETER THE APOSTLE.

BY the Rev NJ Taylor D. D.. Minister OF the Broad
way Tabernacle, Network Cy author OF David King OF
Israel {" ~ ish the Prophet" limo, Cloth, 81 30
Dr. Tayio Is nnnc al proof OF his ministry not only IN
the pulpit by press the volumes obtaining the sub
sance Of DaviG King OF Israel and Elijah
The PropaCt greatly widened the circle OF theiI iiu
eCr They biographical and expositoy preach
in We gladly welcome and announce another
of TIE same character poste Peter Observer. ~ y
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Gca(bfrs.

AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, skilled IN
~ languages seeks n situation. Address A. W. irlOuhc
Once.
AN EDUCATED German lady gives German
~ ic n. three 81 would exchange German or En-
gisi lrrs4ns G. T.. Tribune ONCE l--
Ii wanting TEACHERS, schools, CT Pupils.
IS Ialy inroiuctions Best opportunities Established 1921
"AMER. EDUCATIONAL UNION" 40 Br'hNay ~ l..
DVANCEy German scholars can join
~ social" reading, evenings Conducted ny nam
vefian thorough teacher references exc hanged Al
drcs- II. n Uptown Tribune Ohcc, l'2i4 Broadway.
EDUCATIONAL BUREAU, 80 Union square;
~ tnsaseIncns made No charge Schools and
families. ANNA EA@DAid, urn "'"Is-t,-
COVERINGS. Wanted II situation as GOV
" crursa lliys companion ny yoHnS Fre"ch WAC"
Ifr education Refinement. and "p"1ab' tfVhoc
il lrc 70 travelling good society saTy not 70 ich an
object as ~ agr sa,e position. Addrss Mime. Du CiAFrp
Box 9i Tribune OIce.
KrRS. +. b. BURNS, SCHOOL OF Pho
Va NOGRAPHY. 80 rar~row.-i thorough train ug IN
Phonetic Phone SAUr haad, Csses tthsht III sch0os
AMI frr.hc7.
slRIVATE LESSONS in DRAWING from
cory CAST and LIFE. at studio or pupils residence
Il. KOHHLEi:, 7oJ Broadway. Room T.
QUARTERLY EL0GilTIONIST, 80 Union
Nj sodaro Back numbers sIpf,i ANNA RANDALL DaiIi-
h,AMUEL j. TlLDEN received 52i,9 $40 votes
- H. tie .,.le Cf IGrg "i president for details oI
i Nnr Of raci toIuty IN Nca iorh PRECEDENT ana GOV
c.ucr see TRIBUNE ALMANAC for lsiI Prce GJt.,
postpaid. Ad!refs THE TRIBUNE"
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made at the Exchange Saiesrooni 'o"'s
By r. W. CamD. go. 49,
I In, a ~ 9Th ava 80 II d OF 74thst, 25xl5O Geo
".
, s,or, h,ics bouse with lease OF lot, NO "a TOmP
Nina place, w E. - II Of Dclanceys lot @vhany1
leased u years from May l. 1871. ground rent sou
per AMMAN; Clementine sohroutf .''''''''-'''-
- T.. H. StsUens0n. ".
story and basement brown stone houses WIN "ts,
OF tss, SSt.i ioc Is S 43 500
similar hcu.es win 9I III 1876. came buyer
wv By x. =. Hdrnst 80,
.,orv French roof house, with lot, II West 6Sth-
st. $50 ecf lothaVe' lot COX So GOO
wv" BIZ Jrs w. HilsT.
3 story aud basement brown stone h0use win i9I
Of Eas i7lns, Ibioh OF su'a' ". $4,000
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DRIVATE ms FRICTION III DRAWING
Z from copy cast and painting. at stnno or pip's resi-
oence q. ". BHiNNEMAS, 500 B4Uadway, itOOn e.
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BroOk!nn proprrtn DO tct.

r5NO LET-3-story brick SCllOOL-HOUSE,N No.
I los i:.ius.l IT.: .-,t1ry trek DWELLING ~ Wi.
OrghDy-st. GpEDCS l. tOED, ~ ClHta-hL, BrOosiyu.
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Nem pnblirallons.
HARPER g. BROTHERS, New York,
FL Publish this Day:
THE DUCHESS OF ROSEMARY LANE.

THE DUCHESS OF ROSEMARY LANE.
Novel BY b. L. FarJeon, author Of Bia'c'e -1ihss
"Golden Grain" "Grif" Joshua Marvel" "Shad0ys on
the Snow" Island Pearl" &c Syo, Paper, 40 cents
Air Falcons novels always unexcep'ionable on the
ecore # purity peIsoagcs that figure on his mimic
Stage invariably attractive for Their nobility grace ana
sweetness Of chalactcr-[Clstian Intellgencer ~ Y.
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1n5trncuon.

ClCY.
4 NTHON GRAMMAR SCHOOL POP Madi-
a. H. to 3:io p w. AT" fusion have boea reduced
MERICAN KINDERGARTEN.-ihe 17th
~ year Hiii h2ya MONDAY Oct. . at A East 43d-it
All lie Iioebei ideas adapted to American wants
An entirely rev OF Materials, cheap and beautiful ar
ranged ly Manufactured on, for Miss Coo schaos and
famL:es supplied.
MANY primary schools parts OF the country are
Normal GAS Tor mothers and tqscners every aernooa
taught by Miss Coe ia increasing rapidly
CHARLlEEME, ,. iN2TTFU y. nr,yyoux
BOARDING. AEb DAY SCHOOL t6l' BOYS from 7 to
GLASSES N GERMAN at East 20th-si.-
Sey ' sc il' n aase o"ro p BY ss 6Saacs
AID advanced ,croala Hearing 3s to .asln N, t ~
rortaii Ian gnsse cen be gained. Apply Tor ci.oa.aS.
nR. J.. SAUVEUR's FRENCH TEACHING.
classes. Faf Sa 70" S9 Gr aso I' NE, @
LLOCUT!ON.-By Graduate Of the School
Of os J G@'%n a Ggfr = .eI''PSI ly1 o
ErT d. je"ae Hr,iy to Ms giria, i5s " ii'si Nv
y HARRIS PAI"TON'- Classical School vii!
ps REurEN WEDNESDAY, sept 20 Al li:3 Broadway.
NTRS. LOUISA Il. CULVER, Teacher Of
4o 5d aa c scea aD%aG D. i un S%sS ~ SIR %@
Hat, Nv. james " t!arl. -
SaISS McD0NALD, ,...u... oo.,o,..
From Nature, 7s9 nroad"ay Eoom 81 49,
Puu.s coming together
pRIVATE INSTRUCTION III DRAWING
dtnc from So I3si ShS @ s su p3 ROOM
Country
4 Boarding school for % lIoyg o. Winthrop
"a Starr, A. NJ. Port C"es'c' Wcs.chcs'er County y y
A LEXANDER INSrITUIE-Military Board
Itne s.lioo. " Lite Ilans, ny Fdncp1 o. R"ils ihD.
4 liOMHLI<E Boarding school tor Young
"a Bows T. HiN', y ST. iie'nisiraa j. l. 500 {" SOD
nRnW Seminary and Female College, Cfrinei,
tsG Work Spris se.soa itb ~ Go g .liIH, \. NJ
nEAN COLLEGE and CONSERVATORY Of
~ MUSIC. IJnahamoa T. f-to' y"""s Lads : Z, i...
SPECIAL rates ioT dauserS "i cleTfm WrrAy @r :"
FREEHOLD INSTITUTE, Freehold, New
'''S'' lev "a. c;ArRI..:a rlIuc aa'.
s'ANILY SCHOOL. Berlin, Conn.-Ndmhcr
ion '' Pjad 80 , ere re- and irocI,a Winicf rgrm
e. iy a5i i,ois Hons, *. ana
EORT EDWARD INSTITUTE, !. \.
~ RATS grnUCEp 10 si72 YEAR. 81
ttn'rn Iea,heIs 20 iar ior Cosg ;or Easn,. or ,g
a1 liz. t'yS o3,. 4 ay Inc .ioa @ 90
''''''"' do;, j. KiNC. y. D.
GOLDEN I'LL SEMINARY for {oal;s ladies'
N hras"oo'i c'1'. Adde'S MIS- tAIL' >Li"''N.
tyONE SCHOOL, Wcstyil.r. Conn. ior boys
Iccrrp re: Res = L. willard We5ty.e, and Ioc -, l:yur,
M d. ITO ana it7 l1oadwty ny Inc" :" w H.bi> !.ia.
IRVING INSTITUTE. Tarri town, II. No
military. ridra; Instructors; - Lori
ing nipple Cifcalars at IHUHhS kikhfA TRICKS, SO
broadway. acnrcss ANnA''SA' & HOWL funcipnir
gIEARfARGE SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
II s.,Egt1trr. y. +.
school reopcns sept II. For ul Information adirr-"
tKEDIRitK mos ioNN. Pf1"dPal.
MT. PLEASANT INS1 'TL.-lryaic classes
vi lot boys Amherst Mass. 1stab NJ, nm
AIRS. VEST BOARDING and DAY
VI SCHOOL ior YOUNG LADI - and LITTLE GIRLS,
Greenwich. conn PJstOice BJk $50
MT. PLEASANT MILITARY ACADEMY,
NA A NC, E(sr NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. FOX BOy1,
Ar sING sINGOS-H UDouS, n. \.
Term Jan. 4.
J. howe ALLEN, A. b., ''" w.
DOCKLAND COLLEGE, NYACK, N. Y.
~ 1879 per year no extias W. A. BASSisIEh
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l2l2 o'cLocK-sALrs BEFORE THE CALL
GOVERNMENT STOCK DFPA

GOVERNMENT STOCK DFPAETMENT-2 O'CLOCK.
L = $40 Coupon. 1865 ~, Registered 1881, :,
10000. !O3'1 ~,
q : ga Coupon. 1865
200. llO's
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Nlarsle Gno Slate ztlallicls.

GIar1e Gn0 SGic tttanicls.
4 TTENTiOT Now i the time 10 purchase
"A SLATE AND MARBLE MANFEiS.
Pfcca never STATE steps ara n~3if ahI ~ mas o.
slate work PENEtiNN slate 90,
30 Cu.on4square, y. =. am ave. AMI litltst)
STEWART Slate Marble and Wood Mantels
- and elegant designs, ranging IN price from TIO up
Tie trade aesliy u.d' win 20 AID - West 20 -
Ts'nE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT n0w
nearly @jJy,HWUtG or w'ieh i pave no interest
For fan Gc;.is ~ pIic Harccs see TIE III r Al
MAEAC ior lS71 PIice 2Jo., postpaid Aa"ieI' THE
TkLhINE
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DRPARTaENr-1OH OCLock
AND Il - O'CLOCK A. NJ

FIRST DoARD-10l2 O'CLOCK 4. ".
Sales OF state BOf,dS-Raiiyoad Bonds-BGnh ana hd"
~~''~ f0rIrs
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK. Wednesday. Jan. H. 1871
The following foreclosure auction sales were
made at the Exchange Salesroom today
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HaISS McllnNALDe

a Us NNITJNNFIU - -
w CLASSES ~ DRAWING AND WATER COLOR,,
Prom Nature 7SS ilruadwaY. fO0m 81. .
hour eal III the Shdo, pay
able IN advance 4 reduction VIA be made for two OF more
PJiils coming together
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( Cloth, 81; Paper, 90 cents.
Cloth. 81 20 Paper, 70 cents.
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AN EXPERIENCED TEACHER, skilled in
~ languages seeks situation Address A. ", Tribune
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THO WORLD
FOR
1873,

Since the change in its prorrrt"rshlP
(Which took place May |, 1850 "lhc
World has become the brightest, ,spr'E''t-
Hest. most scholarly and popular Jour-
nal in the mctropolis.' 1T is entertain:
inv. interesting, bright, decent, fair and
truthful" 1t does wrong Willingly t"
no man. no creed. no Interest amt no
p.rtv. 1t treats all subjects of lmP"r-
lance earnestly and with respect. 1t
seek, to make itself IN agreeable com.
panirn, AS we'll as Il taithful guide and
teacher. TIVE WORLD regards the re-
cent victories of the party with which
it bv preference acts not rs mere partl
san triumphs gained by partisan contn-
yanccS, but rs the unmistakablc express
sion of deep and genuine popular dc'
mand for new methods in government
for thorough puriirat!on OF the pubic
service and for a rrctltication ct the aims
of our party organization. hcrc't:
and whenever Tie Democratic party
proves itself loyal to this popular de
maud TIE. WORLD will rr>o|utrl ~ n.y.
hold il : wherever and when rvcllt TALL
short of or attempts to ro'lntcract INV
popular demand TIE WORLD will a
rrSolutrly oppose and drnouncr it. III
word, TIE WORLD believes the Drmo
cratic party to exist for the good OF IN
public service. 1t does not believe IN
puhlic service to exist tor the S"ou
the Democratic party.
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For Account and Estate st. Ann Pra'
0hOmnle.
I.ana Certificates.

20 $1,000 Acres, Northwest lra''"' "
the Southwest quarter, section I, 1o"h-
ship :. range7.
80 5000 Acres, Southeast quarter OF
FL. Southeast quarter OF section IL,
township ). range :.
- 79-lOO Acres, Northeast quarter OF
Southeast quarter of srttion II, township
~ T,-lOO Acres, Southwest quarter OF
thr Southwest quarter of tho Southwest
nu,,t,r ot section !. townshipN tangc7,
30 13-lNo Acres, Northeast quarter OF
the Southwest quarter OF section T. 1o"h-
ship s, range I. =. u,
y,S 10 100 Acres, West half of the
Southeast quarter Of section ~. hhd III"
Fast half of the East half of section Is,
tnwushiu :, north of range :, west.
~ 81 100 Acres. East half of Southeast
ouartvr, 81 ction Is, township 8, range :,
Certificate l'OE. ~
lGN A(.lOO AcrrS Southeast quarter ~
section |, township :, north, range 3
west. %.
,GO Acres, Northwest quarter of s'ta
tiou !, township =, mouth, rang" :, west,
100 lO.lUu Acres, situated on the f'Ehe
bank of Riyolct Bondicu, lying contiS"-
on, and above 5. 7. landing. ~ acres
cleared and improved, with house and
c;st,rn. balance woodland.
These lands will be sold at private salo
/ at any time, payable ono half cash, bal,
aurc in one and two years, with good
solycut securities. To he sold on tho |,
2 3, and Attn Mondays in December next
at Public Auction to the highest bidder
For Account and Estate of J. b. Er""'
hOmmc.
Two beautiful tracts Of land, lying on
: each side of Saline Bayou, five miles
: above st. Maurice, containing 4o6 acres
., respectively. ,s..
" Contiguous to One Hnn'lred and SIXTY
} acres of cypress break, adapted 10
=, SawMill. =, ,
Armand tracts on Old River, East BANK
u said to contain !j3 ar"ntS bottom 'a','
West bank 6il l>-lUO arpcnts hill Elio'
IL For particulars apply to-
EMILE ST. ANN PRUDIlOMME,
IS Camptrp +. o:
VI Natchitochcs Parish, La.
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Auction SALE.
TOWN LOTS.

+ will offer for sale to the highest and
| last bidder at the Court House door
in the city of Natchitochrs, on
LIST, I'd, 81, and 4th Monday in Dec.'
twenty lots of ground, situated in tho
city OF Natchitoches between, ana from
Second Street and to Bny"'. Jacko,
numbered Oh the Map Of said city, from
lots 40. !, to No. 20, Inclusive, each lou
containing a front of SO feet running
back to a depth of lG3 feet.
Terms Of Sale.
One third cash, the balance in 8 ami
y months, Acts of sale at the expense
of the purchaser, with vendors privilege
and special mortgage retained to secure
payment Of credit terms.
i' J. LEONARD BCLLARD'
Nov. 17-3t. Auct'oheei'
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WEEKLY WORLD,

confirms all the news of the week, pre-
srutcd in a concise and attractive man
urr; the best of the many excellent let,
trrs sent by able correspondents from all
PARTS of the world bright and enter
tanning editorials on all matters OF inter-
est to :hr public. ,
Short stories and stories contlhnr"
from week to week, written expressly
for TIE World by the best authors
Full rrport:, Of all til" principal mar
kvts of III" lnit,d states and foreign
countries; grange department, 49,
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Mclc Tourn' ur, a lady of grace ana
beauty, has performance upon the ira.
pcze original with her herself i "'a'' I 1'rr
admirers defy the world to produce h'i
equal. 1t seems to be impossible. Tor any
human being to accomplish the l'a'S she
ncrtOvuS.
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auzint
10.
a, issued
number.
Ee seized
last and
,e Court
f Natchi-
| y, 1879
. / to.witt;
ter,eIst IN
[uatel 10 .
tho left
q. oppo'
omntaining
3, tocstlsl..
by lands ls
Ambrose
,.yyracs D.;
- tn SAID
being the
Aida and d
, asi soalss
I Ioil Blaif
# Februla'
.,a'Fss2S5!%dd..
rrgginiha Bo IS
by, act e. o.
r Recorder
1874. y
,raiserien'
LT, JR.:
sheriff:
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It is interesting to recall ut inns
time the prophetic words in which o'u l
Sam Johnson foretold the downfall OF
the Republican party;
.1ts fall was destined toa carpet-oaS'
A W. yetty Iarceuist and a scalaw;aS;;, ,,,ov
"A I Isft a name at which mankind gre"
n nrn,nt a warrant or adorn a jail
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The talk was of agitating an independent
linn of hoots. end we are sorry to say
that the shippers have good cause TO De
angry with the Bart Able for treating
them in such a manner.
There are said to be two beautiful girls
cncarcd in the BARRIERS business in De-
troit Of course good deal of domestic
,,x;.tv is the result All the bald-head-
ed old rascals who always take the front
seats in the pit at the ballet arc having
themselves shaved to death, weeping Sc
crctlv, but bitterly that they have no
hair to shampoo. What ridiculous OF"
world this is-thc bald-headrd part OF it
cspccially.-Ex.
1t will no doubt crafty the petit J"-
rors whose verdict was set aside on oa'-
urday list in the case of Cato Joh'S'"'
charged with the Larceny ofcorn, to know
that the said Cato has been prosecute"
,nd convicted for the crime Of "tclonl"uS-
" and frauducntly scvcrlnS the corn
from the soil Of the owner and that MS
punishment will be none the less Tor the
technical advantage he had in the hls'
case Upon the return of the verdict OF
a ruilty into Court in the larceny case the
Judge set it aside on the ground that
. corn upon the stalk savored OF the reality
and was not Il subject of larceny. Where
upon the astutc District Attorney, who
e had not been informed before the trial I"
thc facts in the case, dismissed the lndlct
Il mont and filed an information cllarElll!
the crime of scvcrins from the SOIL 1elo
niously and upon which Cato was con
:! victed. So the jurors who convicted
oo thc first instance need feel no alarm tina
a man whose guilt they thought $" rI'a'
" established will escape punishment II
Id his crime; the law is quite ample for II
as case the only trouble was that the part
'oi was not properly indicted i'll the first cas-
Our Carrier boy, Master tpshnr .bre
" zeale, will present the 'patrons of Il
-" y,xpIc>ruE, with New Years Address
- a greeting to all on the happy OCCASION
sincerely trust our friends viii. PATRON
GA him literally, for he certainly deser>
t I, ov.rv announcement. We cannot
nav frain from citing him as an exam
worthy of imitation. Born OF parents
wealth and influence, who lost their
'"' in our struggle for liberty; reared by
W" deserving father, and tender and exc
IVY lent mother, this youth presents c
II" trayt, striking indeed to the cornrr-'o
inc cigarette smoking skulk. lnstra'
lort. rcpinng for lost property, and weep
1t a over his changed condition his part
, to t,urht him to accept the facts as t
stood, and to work! And well have
The father and mother been recompensp'
hare Entering our office as green boy 1t
keep but . short while for call hands to I'
now .swhat stuff" was in him. lndustr
truthful, and above all, honest, and
hoou ions as we'll as willing to learn, ne
crks advanced rapidly in the profession lie
ooo1 marked out for himself, We predict
With him bright an honorable f"ture-'
onoo ture in which he will be an ornamel
the "craft.' pride to bis parish, an
maj" honor to his family.
it is
The Tho Tax Collector of this parish rel
is old the following collections 10y his ONE
"pan to and including Nov. 3lst 1877.
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TO deficient secretions Of the all, Ill
me nT canal may be traced many yn an
attack of dyspepsia; use h eo ~'w will
acm Blrrrns, when the former w "
h he promoted, and the latter pass away
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TOTAL COLLECTIONS.
Total State Taxes szo''4l'o.
Total Parish Taxes 22''"''0'
cn,n, Tot,, S52,5O4,93
Which we judge is very large collec-
,;,n taking into consideration the power
ty of our people. The delinquent lists
are very small. A term of the Court two
Circuses, and $4,000 in taxes is a very
heavy drag on the cotton crop OF th's pa
rish, not to say anything OF the mu'eS
and meat which will have to he paid for'
Our late Grand Jury have, by a SIN OF
omission, rendered themselves liable 10:
and have been the subject of, much ana
severe criticism. They were specially
CHARGED among other things, to enquire
inf, and "true deliverance make OF GER
tain parties who have been engaged Ill
the sale of spirituous liquors without ha-
wing been licensed therefor. A failure
70 procure license from the State before
proceeding to deal in liquors subjects the
offender, by special, Statute to severe
mains and penalties. 1T is said that tht
law officers brought this matter d'rectl'
, and personally to the rccognance OF 'n'
Grand Jury, and that the Tax Col'ec'0
furnished them with list OF the name
. &c n,rt;es who had been trafficing IN IL
:, ouors contrary to the laws OF the o'a't
Il !, such cases made and provided; and
II !. furthcr said that the Grand jury I'll
n then and there vote not to take acf'o"
the matter. =.
The Grand Jurors are sworn to exam't
Is into all cases reported to them, and the'
~ GASES were without doubt so reported
IL The law admits of no evasion all"
i, seems to us, as severe as the criticism
~ and may be, that it is we'll deserved
." wa are to have government OF Ia
which fayors one class to the extent Oh
I'd lowing it to violate the law it were y"
tie. ;t.;s known. Laws can be violated
bis selling liquors without license as "
as by stealing hog or carrying conce'
ere ed weapons-and then they can De v'o
to ted by Grand Jury even, when retus'
49, to take action in cases brought specia
ian to their attention. Stand up gentle"
500 of the Grand Jury and receive the u
mt. sing.