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ART STUDENTS.-Young ladies DESTROYS
n OF spending Winter In NewYOrk for the study OF
art plshments find the comfort and
social advantages Of homo with lady Of refinement and
position, by addressing - - 49, $500
HOME care TIL. GALLAUDET, d. D., West 18thst.
Terms reasonable facilities afforded for French cOnyersa
Yis "a arfc nlectiOna places Of interea
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uION.) CHAs. ID. MASlJT CHAklEs u Whldis
HINRY G. HOWARD ana many other citizens OF Media 80
study for Buduess Profession or college ~
a quarter Boarding Washing, Gas, schOOlng
Books, &c. a.. &c NO EXTRA CHARGER students al
mtted any time Individual and class instruction ior boh
al pupils combining the advantages OF
private tutoring and classroom drill students carefully
graded that they held back IN DINER
studies OF deficiency In or two Am
bilious yOung advanced rapidly In studies OF their own
choice Dull boys tutored prvaelv Special care and pro
vision for young boys Excellent table Gymnasium, with
Bowling Alleys &c, &C. leu Instructors all Gradu
ates-ono Harvard. four Y ale
For Illustrated Circular address --.-x.. =,
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THE MONEY MARKET.

OFFICIAL REPORT " y STOCK EXCHANGE SzLKs
TUESDAY. SEPT TO- 1873
GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT.
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Inetrnrilon.
For Boys and Young Men-.country.

For Boys and Young Men-"Country.
A GUIDE to Good Schools, free to parents
N mailed for stamp. Sohermerhorn. 80 East l4th.st
ga HOMELIKE BOARDING SCHOOL for
n YOUNG BoYs.-E. KINDS. AN, Hampstead L. l.
A LEXANDER Institute, a military boarding.
n school white Piains MY oRwILLIs. Pm D., Principal
TLANTIC MILITARY INSTITUTE, near
N Yale College Hamden Conn; Rev. j. f. W. NJ walton,
Principals Catalogue on application
A MILITARY B0ARDING-SCHOOL,
"A PORT CHESTER. N. Y,
o. WINTHROP STARR A. NJ Principal
Limited 70 twenty-five. Terms moderate.
4 SUPERIOR SCHOOL.-WESTON MILL
N TARY INSTITUTE will begin ts Twenty;yhfd sohoas;
SEPTEMBER H. 1t Is located at Ono
Connecticut and Wlthn
OF NewYork city and young gentlemen who desire
peparng for college 10 offers superior educAOn
advantages Connected with the Institute Is SShG0
and the disposal OF those Wishing
10 learn this healthy exercise For full particulars ana G
logue apply the Principal and Proprietor GEN. A. D JAZZ
liz Waafou Gam
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Art sebools-New-York CITY.

6t.(nn jackson Institute, BOstOn-ave. and
10 0bOOs lG7thst; School Tor Young Ladies and Chill
dren send for circulars.
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ADAMS ACADEMY, Quincy, Mass.

~ WILLIAM EVERETT, Pm. d., Master
This Academy Is intended t boys In the best manner LOT
the best American colleges Its in this design during
the six years Of Its existence under the late William DIM
mock has gratifying It's Ia four years ana the
tuition s6O annually The next school year negns
senember IL and Che examination for admission Will take
place the before Tuesday September H. All Applications
Tor for catalogues and other 70 ps a
dressed 10 the Master ]. p. WORDEN A. NJ QUINCY
Mass charge Of the large Academy Boardng
applications for rooms Jhe charge ior
rnnn nndh narh inclnfing Waahng Is $3.50 annually.
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BROOKLYN BOARDING and DAY SCHOOL

" III PEh QUAhIEh.-A home school IN
R az the suburbs Of Brooklyn for GIRLS under "a years
cheerful home thorough
ton guaranteed Highest reference given. For particulars
address =. y. d.. Tribune ONCE
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MISS VI. A. CLARKS
w English and French school for Young ladies ana Cn
drcn will reopen az No lO7 East 35thst, Thu RSDAH ser
tember26 For circulars and references apply above
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pOYSBOARDINGS SCHOOL at Wilton, Conn;
I'D moderate expense Address AUGUSTUS WHlILoCk
BOSTON UNIVERSITY SCHOOL of Ora
I'D tory public speakers readers professors OF coeution
and for general culture Next term begins OCTOBER y
For circulars address - .----
beacon st Boston. Mass.
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MRS. S. MAPES TOLLES will receive pu-
WI pills in drawing PAINTING, chnaland decoration. SS7
ave Of
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
Starting a Boy.

A lonesone-l e-looking boy was yesterday
hanging round = woodward In the north
ern part Of the city. when the owner OF
the yard. having both charity aud phil
anthrophy for boys with tears in their
eyes, asked the lad why he didn't ped
die apples or do something to earn u
few shilliugs. The boy replied that he
bad no capital. and the woodward man
took out nickel and said
"Now, my boy. I'm going to start
YOU in lie. Take this nickel and 60
and make q purchase OF somethin. or
other. I'll buy IL OF you for ten cents.
no matter what IL Is. Come. now. lets
see what sort Of q business head you
have ON you"
The boy took the nickel and went of.
but in ten minutes was back with gal
Ion Jug. which he had purchased with
the nickel.
"well. you are keener." replied the
man, 81 never saw any OF them sold
for less than fifteen cents to anyone.
want such a Jug. and here's its fair
price. Go now aud lay out your fifteen
cents in apples, aud Ill buy half your
stock"
The boy did not return. Perhaps he
fell into Q sewer somewhere; but you
can't make the woodward man believe
30. When he lifted the Jug from under
the table. where the boy had carefully
placed II, he found hole in the bottom
large enough TO let in a black and tau
terrier. Detroit Free Press.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

MH. MANSON. Gil Shanklin, Demo-
cnrtic candidate for Secretary Of State
OF Indiana. and the writer. were sitting
patiently waiting for oysters a, AN eating
place at Lafayette. on a Thursday night,
when Mason said "Shanklin. can you
tell young female canary bird from a
male one :" e" No. AIR. Manson. 1
cannot" replied Shanklin, and cooking
his eys.alsss on his dexter optic. said.
"Can you p YES" stoutly spoke
up Manson. "You feed the young birds
with angle worms. and the male birds
will invariably eat the male worms and
the female birds the female worms.
"But how in the happy land. Mason.
san you tell the ser OF the worms
queried Gil. "Shanklin," solemnly
said Manson. 81 was telling you bind
story. not u worm narrative. Just
then tho oysters arrived and were eaten
in silent meditation.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
Max AdeIer on Monkeys.

The monkeys seem to amuse the peo-
pls most. l like . monkey myself. Do
you know believe it's positive loss to
human beings that they haven't go. tails
like monkeysi Why, q monkey can
take hold Of anything with his tail jus,
like you can with your hand. It's really
q third hand. Now. s'posin you had
such q taili II you had to hang ON to
the platform OF crowded horss-esr with
your hands. you could hold your um'
brella with your tail. IL you were walk
ing up and down the room at night with
the baby. you could carry him with your
arms and give him q spoonful OF pare
goric with your tail. II you wanted to
take your family out for an airing YOU
could grab child with each hand and
pull the baby. with your tail. l
tell you. air. it's dead loss to you that
you're not built like monkey.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

81 LOVE the man who stands to me in
tho position OF husband with all the de-
votion (of whichf) my soul il possible.
Ever. dear Efie. your loving ms,her for
time and eternity" In this manner
Mrs. Ross Church otherwise :" Florence
Marrys, y announced her slopement to
her dau ghtsr.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
a. m. GALLUP.

O. n. eAllrr. opposite the Bank Of caiifor-
mia. ooid Hiil, heeps constantly on hand M
favorite brands Of Imported c.sars. ohoiee oit
cigars. eli kl1d- OF chewing tonaeco. neer.
schanm pipes. school books and stationery OF
All descriptions. nns eutier1. and toys AMI iAhsy
soods of all kinds. APPS N
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
IT nEMoyE. wKiNKLE-

And softens the skn. The regular u.o Of Muir
ray 4 Lanmsn's Florida Water At the toilet
..na. IN preyent and remove wrinkles. the soft
Mes Of the skin produced By Il taking assy the
nstursl inclination of tho eutieie to form into
riigss and furrowA hoo im
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

A rooR.LAw officer at Greenwich. Eng.
land. lately decided that a wooden leg
furnished to an inmste Of vork-house
was "furniture. and not u " surgical
appliance. - and. therefore, could not bo
paid out OF the poor fund.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

els Ii true tina, your rich lover and
irrespective husband 10 bald.headedt"
inouir,d o friend. Dsld.headedT
sboutsd the laughing Julia; "well,
should say so,-his forehead reaches
clear 10 his heelsi'
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

Tr.curr Which is the best the
xh..t or the tares2 Master Hobbs
The tares. Teacher-Why Master
Hobbs-The wheat gets thrashei. oat
the tares don't.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

WHY /. u mon will seofn q maid
OF thirty-tvo or 20. -.
But N In Grape and cap afspeu
Pronounce her ooDsnss a(.a,
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
rricc. 2J Cents.

r.r.rcf,l ,o eaii for COLLINS voLrAic ri.!is.
rflltsst You cct .Ouo worth - imiisiun sold ~
III NM. ~ .nd l.stal Druggists throughout The
Is,,,'i s,.fr. ani ansits, and b VEINS POr.
AZ II. proIftg tors. -, on. Mass.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
PA 7 ( N 7 s

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~ medical or other compounds. ornamental
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ell "a We make preliminary examinations and
furnish opinions as TO patsntAbliity. free Of
enarge and all who are interested In new inven-
tons and Patents are invited 10 send for . copy
ple,e Instructions how % obtain Patents. and
other valusnle matter. During the past nvs
years we have obtained nearly thr-e thousand
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LOUIS BAGGER 4 CO..
Solicitors of Patents and Attorneys at Law.
Ls Droit Baildihg. wsshinxton. ID. O.
Nwrl
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

uJHE ANNUAL NETTING OF STOCK
u hoiders of the CENTENNIAL GOLD
GRAVEL MINING ooNPANr. Of Nsvsda
he Company. IN Gold Hin, NsudA. on The
second Monday In Dscsmhss, u eieIoek ,. =.
no17 lwt "a. wnA nsosstssy.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
SANFonD'S RADICAL cure

No, only promptly arrests the eorrcdfng discharges
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inx Arectiols;-
Defective Eycsieht. fnhnmcd and Matfery
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Discharges from the lar. iiinging Noises
In the Head, Dizziness. Nervous Head
ache, Pains In the Temples. Loss OF tho
senses of Taste and Smell. Eiongation OF
the Uyula. Inflammation of the ronsils.
Putrid Sore Throat. Tickling ar Hacking
Cough. bronchitis, and Biceding of tho
Lungs.
Harh package contains Dr. ssnfrriS Improved
fnhalng Tube, with fail and carefully prepared di.
rrcfonsfor use IN all c.sss Price. VI. For sale By
Al Wholesale and retail druggists and deslers
throughout the United tatesana . snaias. Z hhs
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|ElcollIHs'E
VOLTAlc PLAsTERs

AN risrt-o-Galvsnic battery, combined with
"A hi.hly Nsdiesied Platter, forming tho
ersndc.t curative agent In the World % madeleine.
snd utterly surprising all other liAstrrs hervtoioro
IN use Thry arcOmpl an more In one week than
the old Plaster. IN whole year. They do lot PAL
lais, lasy cIHz. They
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

oir' rOand sJ 'un-surn' meadows newly
Tho trees lie rain-worn shingles half conceal
Ing.
The paint In patches pesling.
Before the house. 'mid weeds and grasses dense.
stand holiyhocks and stuntsd lilac bushes.
And through the broksn pzlings Of the fence
A ragged ross bu,h p.shss.
And all 10 silent, save the hum Of bees.
ne patient. podding beetles dreary dronin..
Or, Ia The svsylns branches of the trees.
The YES; winds restless moaning.
Bat. h.rl through window and through door
Sounds sf . tebls voices plsintivs singins;
With . forgotten song of ions aso
rhe lonely room. 10 ringing.
A ehIidi..s widow chants hymns learned OF
In country ehurche. sung by rustic voices.
And as TIE s.cred uOte- through silence soAr.
Her placid soal reielces.
Her .y.- ar. on III. hillside. -hsrs green
Deep buried in the un.horn grs's, lie sleep
ing;
And tshglsi vines ere erespins.
She maxi. them not her inward eys-sisht
sees.
B.,oni the glory of the sun descending,
IIsf blessed dead. with solemn p-Aimoaiss,
Before the white throne bendins
For though her voie, 10 hsrsh, anil wsrn and
old.
AZ ON her lips the trembling nnsl hngers;
wlthip her heart sAs hs-sr. ,Ns hs-l Of gold
swept BY celestial asgers.
Ia, dies. star. sl..m. night. da.sy shadows
loom. -. a.
wingtng
Yet. In the quiet u the glowing gloom.
she still IL gently singing
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
BANK OF CALIFORNIA.
EhoY,
GOLD HILL /: . NEVADA.
AGENT

nKposIrs ofCoIS OR BULLION received.
rther on open account or TO Issue CER.
TIFICATRs therefor, payable lat the option oi
The hoider) In Gold Hin or San Francisco; TO
MAKE collections, purchase Bullion at the most
favorable rates, or advance coin thereon when
forwarded 70 the Parent Bank In Ban francisco;
cells Bills Of Exchange, and transacts General
BANKING Business.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10

", matter -hs, raa~ ~ N, ey,ent % your surer.
tns trv one OF these lastcIs relief ~ tssfdatIne
oss f.ct supported by hunirrils oftsstmonislsl In
our pslssrs.ion ncNr IN mind that The most impor.
tautd i-rOyefiss IN pharrary date hac sthAnun
ye.r. Ard thai e. luat4ut Of gums AMI e--s nces
n plants anl shrrbs arr hcrcin unite' with klec-
trieity 10 form curative Plaster. IN soothn heal.
ine anil strs ngfhening prpncrtcs ~ fM rnlytlorl
elIother Pssssrs hsr t0iCr~ u es1 As LiV sSleAuuo
IEysiclsa 10 ~ Tie Aosse-!esSa.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1878-12-10
&----
NOTICE.

GOLD AND SILVER BOUGHT AN
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24
REGISTRATION NOTICE.

To the voters of the Parish Of st.
James:
Please take notice that the Office
of Registration will he opened at
the following places and during the
time specified, viz:
Court House from September End
to September 18th, inclusively.
LIST Ward-Paul Crest's store,
September 9th and 10th, inclusive
~.
2nd Ward-L. Grandeury's store,
1lth and 18th, inclnsiycly.
Bird Ward-Baptist Church, 18th
and nth, inclusively.
4th Wald-Srhool House, Sam.
Cook, 10th and 18th, inclusivcly.
9th Waru-M. Tlrcuit's store,
18th and Goth, incluslyely.
9th Nard-Old Court House,
:23rd and 2lth, in~clusively.
18th Ward--J. V. Armant's store;
25th and Goth, inclusively.
Sth Ward-Nacherio, T. Fal-
goust's store, September 30th and
October LIST. inclusiyely.
After this date, October lst, the
Office Of Registration will be re.
opened at the Court House and
finally be closed November LIST, i'll
clusively.
st. james, August 10th 1878.
j. DoRNlER,
Supervisor of Registration.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24
FOR SALE.
OFFICIAL.
st. James, August 10TH, 1878.

st. James, August 10Th, 1878.
On motion of Mr.. Poche, duly Sc
conded, it was Resolved, that in
the performance Of their duties
touching the repairs of the public
roads in this Parish, the Syndics
OF the Parish shall notify absent
owner of lands by serving notices
on the OverscerS Or other agents Oh
lcSsees of such abseltees.
Resolved, that the specialattentio,
fthe Syndics of the Parish is cal
led to the land requiring all ripe
rian owners of land in this Parish
to have and to keep y substantial
fence OH the front of their lands.
This ccrtifies the above and fore
going to be a true and correct ex
tract from the minutes of the Poll
ce jury of this Parish adopted OF
the 18th. day of July last past 1878
EMILE j. LAICHE,
Sec'y Police Jury st. James.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24
PARISH COURT.

On Monday, August 9Th, the Par
ish Court convened according to
law. Probate term.
On August 10Th the Court again
assembled, subject to adjournment.
The Parish Attorney filed the
following information:
State VS.. Julien liaydcn-ASSault
and Battery.-Aceusel tried We'd
ncsday the 1lth and discharged on
motion of District Attorney pro
tenn, being justifablc in acting as
he did.
State VS.. Marccline Gilhert.--As-
sault.-Tried on Wednesday the
18th. Case continued or account
OF the absence OF witnesses for ac-
cuSed.
State VS.. Gusta Carroll.-Larce-
ny.-District Attorney pro. tenn.
entered a nol!e psoScqni. Charge
not being we'll founded.
The above is a singular ease; the
husband elects his lawful wife from
his house on Il. Scannclrs place.
She goes before a Justice of the
Peace and charges her husband
with committing bigamy, assault
and larccny,-larceny, from the
fact that her husband opens the
trunk and takes thelefrom their
marriage license.
State KS. Alfred Saunders. &c,
cuscd Of stealing Il horse from Mr..
V. L. NJ. Anderson's plantation, be-
longing to his (.AnlerSon's) son.
The case'was examined on August
10th by the Parish Judge, as com
hitting magistrate. And proof be
ing sufficient, sent the accused be
fore the District Court which is to
meet in October next.
The accused was taken from the
Jail in st. Charles Parish.
State VS.. n. S. Landry. Informal
ton fled August 10th, for Assault
and Battery on V. Miles, Sheriff.
State VS.. William Jones.-As,
sault and Battery.
State VS.. Jack Miller. Informa'
ton filed last term, July 25th, fol-
intiiciing wound, less than mayhem
with an axe. Accused was trict
August 10th, and from the evi
dencc, the Court found the accused
guilty Of an assault with danger
IL weapon, and sentenced said &c
cused to two days Parish prison OF
two dollars fine.
State VS.. John Dun, alias Jones
and Edward higgins, accused o
highway robbery, between the hou,
of 8 aud 8 O'Clock at night, Satur
day 10th August last, in front o
p. Gnma's place, on the persons 0
two Italians, by the name Of Niche
Jourdan and Antonio Pauline.
The case was examined by til,
Parish Judge as committing mag
istrate, August 10Th; and owing t,
the absence of one of the prosecu
ting witnesses, Antonio Pauline
who had not recovered the blow;
received from the robbers, thu
cast was continued indetinitely,an,
the accused discharged on thei
" recognizances, to appear, whel
called for, as witnesses.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24

The witness, Michel Jourdan
could not identify any Of the guilty
parties. But it is presumed that
Antonio Pauline can indentify some
of them.
From the testimony of witnesses,
it appears that some Of the robbers,
foresecing their arrest, left for New
Orleans, on the steamer Assump-
ton, last Sunday.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24
CoNsTiTUl!oNAL AMENDnENTs.
ACT No. b. r. \. OF l.1a.

ACI No, ~, Il. = OF ls!3.
Htil.iHt ONE.
lhat he sect "t government shall BIZ
established 1T tile CITY 81 baton Rouge or
nj INC c'tN % New oileahS, as tat MAJORITY
oi 'Ae voters "i me Stast may determine
at the next ensuing election Those voting
10 locate HE state capital Mt HatoA E2i-e
SitaIl nlA"is" Oh thef tlrk&fS, "f"r State
tHitatti, baf"h Rouge; those voting 10
locate the capital at AaN orleans Slaii ia
I"rss %, ttialf tickets, "Ior state Calltai,
New t%'rleans,8
tStfiNc one article one hundred and t!di-
ty-ohc')
AL NJ. a. Il. ot is's'
Ni@tlEi. TWO.
representatives small nr chosen Oh the
mrs. Iufsta| after thn IVSt 4%io'ldlE IN
N~oEeihtiyr, every two years ana me tltc-
ton s1alihecnmplytsdlA one day. The Ge-
neral Assembly Shall 'nret on tine inst
A%lonaaE IA JahHaiN, !1''' aii! nlrhilaity
thereafter. on Inc lfss @lnfitaE III JaliiialS'
unless Il different daH be appointed by
Ia" and tdeir s,aNl"HS s!4ail DE held at
the seat OF government.
(SIFiSe cut article seventeenth
NtMhEk THREE.
W. MI '' ~ w. 49, 80, =, : !" y, - ~ s2 .n,.
one. ,,ar for all state n.lyaosqs more than
one per crntrm taxaiiun. nir shall any
collection of more than one pev centlm
taxation b. made in ANY one wear, ON die
actynl cash value Of MI real a5,L personal
~Dron.rty linhI. to taxation. rxcp,,t in ca
So 81 E,r.;~n inyls;.u ar i Inrr.,tin IN
surrertion. and il, that event any aali-
tinnal toxati,n shor only III. for tLr jrur-
diate purpose of rrpc,!inr invasion or sup.
s,lpnressjn~ Instruction. The CITY of New
o,la,n, shan nor levy or collect in any ON,
year more tl,an ou,. and ou.-'nlf per cen
MN tuyatien ON The actua, cash yai,ie o
MI tLr rr,l and nnrsnnnl nro,,,rty liabl,
TO t,xatjnn within irs limits. No ra,isb o,
m1n,cipal corporation, except tie city o.
New Orleans, shall levy or collect in any
one year more man one per ee''tu,i' 1aNl
lioll upon 'he ac,n'i c''n Vai,e "l "l' '!'
ftai ana PERSONAL iifolnrtN l,;i'!e 10 iaNt
liol Mt',!ll us limits. he ',i''''l ASssili
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-08-24

The Chiefs confident that Pier
re Landry will be the nominee of
the next senatorial convention which
takes place on the 3lstof this month,
at Cohen's plantation.
1t says:
cit is presumed that M. Simms,
who is all outspoken friend of Sena.
tor Landry, will cheerfully support
him"
Pierre Landry is q very popular
man.
Pierre Landry may be seen eve
rywhere.
Pierre Landry. Sunday afternoon,
was witnessing the baptism oftifteen
candidates for admission to the con
gregation of the st. Peter M. Il.
Church.
Pierre Landry, Wednesday last,
accompanied Childress, Carter,
Banks and Lanvc to the scaf1old OF
DonaldsunvilIe in order to show
them the road to heaven.
Pierre Landry is Il kind of Most
Reverend.
So. ex-senator Geo. +. BOvee de
P%Gri0ueton, who is minor aspirant
to the senatorial situation, will pro.
badly remain the friend of all by
being the nominee of nobody.
AS to the third one, the dark hor
Sc, the black horse,t the apocalyptica'
horse, is, as we are told, too week il
his legs for such run.
lie is sl,ort-winded or ponssit, as
the Frcncllman says.