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A whisper broke the air
soft, light tone, and low
Yet barbed with shame and voc.
IA mel quick and eager ear
Caught up the little meaning sound;
Another voice had bIeatn ed IL clear.
And so IL wa dered round
From ear to lip, from lip TO ear
Until IL reached gentle heart
And that II broke. - AIrs Osgood
ANOTHER revival predicted for the
autumn is that of the pleated polonaise
with yoke and very wide belt. This
has been introduced abroad under the
name of the blouse casaque. 1t is a
loose, easy garment, peculiarly adapted
for summer DIRE. ses, but is already being
made up for cooler weather in India
cashmere, trimmed with Russian lace
and silk embroidery. There are also
shirred blouse casaques without pleats.
THE equality or even superiority of
women in certain matters is recognized
by the composition of a Jury about to
decide, at the Paris Exhibition, on the
merits of the mustard of various ma
tons. The mustard congress will con-
$ st of twelve gentlemen and twelve
ladies', the suggestion having been made
that mems palates are yitiated by
smoking, and that women are likely to
have nicer appreciation of condi-
ments.
WHILE Adam and Eve were vet in
Eden, when our fair young grandmother
knew there wasn't another living soul
in all the wide, wide world but herself
and her snoring husband, we don't sup
pose she ever went 10 sleep without first
looking under the couch Of moss and
leaves "for a man" and rousing Adam
from his first sweet nap TO ask him if he
was sure he had locked the front door
HaWkeye.
BESIDE the grand old ocean
She stood in rapt devotion,
With q look that seemed TO grasp some visionary
land;
Then turned about her PAGES,
One Of the barefoot grnccs,
And her fairy feet rercating made post-ho i'm the
SAND. 81 boston Post.
High water mark she reached
And she stood like one bewitchcd
Ana The salt tears iHcklcd past her little nose.
The hath-hOuse number she
Had forgotten misery
The bewitchiug creature couldn't ind her clothes
--boDlerUNc journal
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u you would have your biscuits, bread
rolls, corn-bread, cake-iu short, all articles
prepared from -four. thoroughly enjoyable
aud diRestible, use DOoLEY's YEAST Pow.
DIR, which is not only free from adultera-
ton, but wholesome, and makes food very
nutritious. This Baking Powder is used by
the most eminent chemists and physicians.
Buy % only in cans, never loose " in bnIk
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Kentucky Military IDSti UtG !!
GRACEIS SALXE.

JoNEsv1LLE, Mich, Dec n, 1871. lessrs. Fotgle.
sent you 5Qcts. for boxes Of Grace's Salve have
had ana hayeused them on an ulcer on my foot aud
u IL almost we'll Respectfully yours, 9. VAN Mss
Price - cts box at all druggists or sent by mail
on receipt Of - cents. Prepared by SETH ~
20 IS IS. a NON ~ Hnrri.nn y .Rn.tl,. ~.
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DEXTER, the once famous trotter, now
joys along At 2:56.
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II rs dangerous thing 10 allow the diar.
rhea or dysentery to go unchecked, and
there is no need Of &c. a small bottle of
hnsOH's dDOdVnc Lipimcat will cure the
most stubborn case that can be produced.
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1878-08-31

FEVER and ague, malarious fever, bilious
aud typhod fevers All originate i'm one pro.
duciDg cause, and may all be easily pre-.
vented by PqrsOn'S PVrgaiiUc PHls. These
pills act directly and powerfully upon the
hfocd
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Paints Ready for Use

FOX FARMERS and MANUFACTURERS.
They are uniform in shade, and the color can always
be matched. Any one can paint with them They have
very superior covering properties and do not, like the
so-caled patent paints, contain either water ben
lne or 9kai These paints are in Liquid Form, and
are sold in Gallon Cans and Barrels. They are also
put up In small cans Of one to five pounds Send for
sample card showing different shades r. W DEVOE
~ w cor. EmItOn nnd William Nfrpnfs Now Nnrk
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TO cleanse and whiten the teeth, to sweet
en- the brea b., use Brovn's Campborated
Saponaceous Dentifrice. 25 cents n bottle.
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BEALS & FOSTER.
GENERAL AGENTS,
10 Spruce St.. New York.

ONE evening in August 1870. a pale, talI man,
~ with c9dav9rous eoumtena .ce, called upon Mr.
Fellows, Of 81. John, N. II. After much exprtiop
a.twecn paToxysms of coughing, he asked - Wheeler
consumptivo" The reply was characteristic.
Were the case my own would try one bottle and
10 proved useless discontnue IT, but NJ ON the com
tr9ry proved 6ruehoal would persevere IN it, use
nnu'un!tfB, leehng certain Of curing the dee Sc
One bottle was procured and used with good effect:
dozen was afterward purchased, used con ecutivey
six months. and Capt. Harris ColiI Of Windsor
Novq Scotia was cured Of Tubercr lar Consumutien.
aud r. to day healthy. vigorous man.
For detailed account of this case rnrn q
Follows Medical Monthly "
The above is hut OF hundreds Of cnecs success
fully treated hy this remedy.
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Premature Declines Consumption Br0n.
chitis' Asthma Needing frOrn the Lungs
PnIpftntiOB, Feeble and Interrupted Ac-
lion or thc Heart; Dull or SIugeials Action
Of the liver Dyspepsia f'infrrfencc nnd
All Wasting Dts eases Weakness and TrcEu.
bling Offhe Limbs. end want or vitality In
any organ, or Disease caused by such want
OfvitaIity. aro oil successfully end ropidy Heated
f.r rTr
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cincinnati Musical Institute.

FtciIiy -Instrument9l, MISS IT. Y. Evans, Mise
Rose FOrtm en-, Miss Roma Gilman; Veal, Miss
kMNA 0RANcH, Miss Annie y March. Piano, organ,
Vocal M usiC and Theory taught. Prof ~ g. Andres
ystom followed Arrangements for boarding pupils
ADS Miss HATTIE r. EVANS, 100 W 9TH st Cinti {.
I'VE 4 G-Thc choicest in the world Imporjc,
~ "a y prices Largest COMPANY in Anrrief
stap.e article plcascs cvcrybody-frade continual
increasing gents wanted everywhere bcst Undue
meul. Don't waste time. Send for Circular ,
koBT WELLS. Is Yc-cy Sc. y. V. ?. o. Box "
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hhIBUDI can make known hiss busipess. or gain a
n worldwide reputation. by ludicious advUrtisifg
IL In our list ~ paPcrs.
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THE MARKETS.

CIHCGHEATI.-Flour-Fa 81 37a5 80; extra
70 5O9f is; superfine, " S5a3 rs; and low grades
- tOa5 10 and scarce but softs quiet at 81 s55 TO-
Rye -four steady at s3@3 25 the latter choice North
western. Bran saleable at s939 o, shipstuG slow
at sO9ll and nliddlinas at si39i7 per ton, on ar
rival Wheat, white quoted 81 O5 for choice, aud
sold al 81 O2fsl O3 for fHlly prime. Choice amber
sold at 81, and lots not quite as good AT 9s@yec,
Red winter brought 9s6Ig9c. for No. a sample
lots about equal this grade but fair to good IN L.
Ing stock sold at 67@9sc., and ia inferior ranges
mixed, ear at iI%@i2c and white ear AT t9c on
track; No. mixed sh6lled quoted at 42c though
small lots held little above this. aud No sol at
dc In elevator, also prime "n track at &c. Oats
new II 292'c. for good TO prime white. 1000
bushels No. mixed sold at pc. in elevator. Hay
prime 70 choice timothy, siO@li, and common o
ii 80. Lard quiet with small offerings Of curr Mt
make at lee, and buyers holding of. Winter
kettled leaf jobs at sH@sHc. for CITY, aud sGsHc
for country brands Tallow sells at SIC. for prime
country In packages. Cotton, lO@l3c.
NEW YORK. - Flour-superhne state and
Western and state 81 O5SG 30; good to choice %es
err .nd state, 81 So.h 80 common 10 choice white
ONO, s4gg9 ~; common to choice 81. Louis extra
family, AG7; Minnesota patent process, extrP good
TO prime and choice 10 double extra Sc 25@s o.
irain-Wheat, g. t6al 1914: Rye, 65@6 c. Corn,
II SIbs. Lard, prime steam, 7.s2% q 7.s5c Cotton,
IL i5-i6@l2 3-lGc
PHILADELPHIA. - Flour Western super6ue,
" NO98i Western extra e4d4; Mime ota extra
iaInily, 81 Og6 80, high grades and Minnesota pat
ent process 20 81 20 Rye -four. 81 7oa8. Grain 80
Wheat, Pennsylvania red, 81 CDGi OS; Penns, Ivania
amber, 81 0i@sl %; Pennsy lvSnia white, 81 Osi 10
Corn, yellow western, - a. c. mixed Westel N
tse Oats, old white Western, aia37c and old
mixed, oldS3c. Mess Pork, Tump mess, Sl1 z al
III 90 smoked hams, ilz@l2Hc. Green hams, Sc
> Get picked hams 911c Lard, butchers m ke,
I549I% and choice city kettle rendered, sdskc
SI6g91Ec.
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LOUISVILLE.-Flour-E SO 2-@3 so extra
family, So 75a4; A No. /, 81 75a7. Grain
Wheat, new red, 9ec.; amber aud white, 9id97 Nc
Corn, white, 4ic. mixed. 4Oc. Oats old W tie,
24c.; mixed, 22%c. Rye new, soc. Hay, sgai2
per ton. Mess pork, sli so Lard, choice leaf. in
ueroe, 9hc. choice leaf, in kegs, 1919 Bulk
Meats-Shouders, &c. clear rib sides lie; clear
sides, re Bacon--Shouliers, ~ 6I5c clear rib
sides, i2sc clear sides, ne Sugar cured hams.
l2A@lS14c. Cotton, II &c.
, lNDIANAPOLIS. - Flour Fancy, So 5Oa6 fam
ny, ~ 6096. Grain Wheat, No 2 red fan new
y @9Sc. Corn, new Western mixed 37I[0 iSc. Oats
new mixed, 226923c. Rye, No. 2, soc. Bulk m eats
steam, Sc. Sweet Picked Hams. lOc.
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CARRIAGE MAKERS viii Kin, m,, n.,,.,,r.r
advertising in our lists will act a wheel
" in multiplying their business.
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NV bbLIlD eau distribute their 60 Price Lists to
III the trade by placing advertisement "a our LIS
y Of country newspapers.
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QhIAbhD can increase their corrcsposdents aud
| add money 60 their cofhers by country newspaper
~ advertising.
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Y hnUpbNb goods lamps ami lanterns can he adj
verified 60 tho dealers and consumers in our
IL Western Lists.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-01-05
JUDICIAL NOTICES,
SHERIFF'S SALE.
We. NJ. ANDERSON,
vs.. NO. 433
JOSEPH G. OLIVER.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH.OF SAINT JAMES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SHERIFF'S SALE.

by virtue of a writ of seizure and
sale to me directed 10y the above
named Hon. Court, in the above
entitled and numbered suit, bearing
date December 18th. 1877, / will
offer for sale at public auction, ut
Court House of this Parish,
ON SATURDAY THE 1yT9. OF JANUA-
RY A. d. 1878, AT II OC. A.. NJ,
the following described property,
tO-wit:
The one undivided twentieth of a
certain tract of land, situated in the
Parish of st. James, on the right
bank of the Mississippi River, about
sixty-seven miles above the City OF
New Orleans, measuring one half
arpent front on the public road, and
Is bounded above by r. Tricks ten
acre LOT, at the rear of which the
tract of land herein described opens
to the extent of one hundred and
eighteen oil links, the width hith-
erto, from the public road, being
haitian acre, from the rear of Tricks
lot, the said tract of land opening
as described takes a width of two
hundred and sixty.four links all the
way back to the eighty acres limit,
and is bounded above from said
rear lot Of X. Prick, by lands of j.
Clay & Go. and below by the pro.
perty of j. Maspero; said track of
land contains an area of tifty-three
acres, american measure.
Terms and conditions:
Cash in U. s. Currency.
shcriff's Office, Parish of st. James,
December 10Th. 1877.
VICTOR MILES.
Sheriff.
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SUGGESTIONS AND COMMUNITY
OF THE LATE
LECFROY SIMON AND WIFE.
~PARlsH;COURT,
PARISH or SAINT JAMES,
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

BY virtue of an order of sale to
me directed by the Hon. Court afo.
rpsain in the above entitled matter
bearing date the 4th day Of Deem
Der 1877, | will offer for sale at pub
lie auction, at the Court House of
this Parish,
ON THURSDAY THE 17TH. DAY OF ia
NCAki ls7s, AT IL O'CLOCK A. NJ,
the following described property,
to-wit:
\ certain tract of land situated
in the Parish Of st. James, on the
right bank Of the Mississippi River,
at about fifty miles above the City
Of New Orleans, measuring one hun
died and twenty feet front on said
River by Eighty aipents in dcrt!l,
bounded above by the property Of
DR.. p. &. Tircnit and below by that
of Dr.. o. Gaudet. together with the
dwelling house and outhouses the
rcon and %tncreunto belonging, un-
der the reservation and with the
exception of all the fences upon
said,property and o fabout 800 sacks
of rough rice not trhashed, belong.
ing to Mr.. George Leutroy Simon.
Terms and conditions:
CASH IN L. S. CURRENCY.
VICTOR MILES.
Sheriff.
Parish of St. James, December Sth., Isl
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to be enumerated on the day of sale,
A quantity of seed cane sufficient.
to plant one hundred arpents.
The above plantation with the
Bank Stock, mules, agricultural i'm.
plements, seed cane and all other
appurtenances to he sold in block.
End. A lot of household furniture.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS:
Cash in U. s. Currency-And the
purchaser Of the above described
plantation and appurtenances to
assume the obligation of a stock
holder of three undivided eighths
Of two hundred and thirty-seven
shares of the capital stock of the
Citizens Bank of Louisiana of One
Hundred Dollars each, secured by
mortgage on the plantation origin
ally belonging to George Webre,
now belonging for three eightlls to
the heirs Of Joseph Webre, three
Fights to the above Succession and
Community and one fourth to Benz.
S. Webre and others.
Parish of St...Jam,s, this 9th. of
December 1877.
ANTOINE w. WEBRE,
-AUCTIONEER.
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SON, STANLEY! ONw

MIR. EDITOR-"The secret OF the
difference between stationary and
advancing civilization lies in that
one thing, free dixc"ssion." This is
true, and no better truism was ever
uttered, whether in Politics, Rel.
gion. or Science. He who studies
diligently AID attcntively the rise
and progress Of society and govern
ment, will see and appreciate the
difficulty of persuading savage men
toforsakct the beaten path of Thought
and usage. sthrow their idols to the
BATS adopt regular pursuits, plac.
tice good order and become ODE
dent to law. He will further learn
that society and government when
ut last organized, are held together
by the binding power of self inter.
est, a force or power almost as hard
to overcome IS that of long esta-
blished, and unquestioncd habit.
These, self interest, acquired obedien-
&c, common usage, regard for hadi-
tons, .:tcdr Of the s'corT (thcre were
no bayoncts thcn) and the despotic
power Of fashion, formed the cha
ractcr of the early organizers and
members both of society and gov.
ernmcnt; and, character being here
ditary, would have prevented fur
ther progress, kept all things in
statu quo, had not generous and
compensating nature provided a re.
lne(ly in her proclivity to produce
IL constant variation, progressive
in all the works OF her hands. Tha.
remedy is free thought aud free
speech, and this secures the onward
march of Observation-Disclosures it all
things would be as unaltcrable as
the laws Of the Modes and Pcrsians.
Government would be despotic-
society orderless-religion IL supers-
Accommodating sacred but the fear
Of power-as is evinced in the sta.
tionary character of the .Asiatic PEG
pie and governments. Where poll.
tical freedom exists, and individual
rights are protected and upheld by
equal laws, there is true and advan
cling civilization. With freedom OF
thought, freedom Of speech, and Ii
bcrty Of the press, one may speak,
write, and publish, define and de
fend his opinions, and "fear no evil
Thus, thought is stimulated, error
sifted, truth discovered, and the
world moves on to higher attain
ments. Free discussion diSpels al
mists and myths, and society advan
ceS.
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SUCCESSION APPROXIMATELY
-Di'-
PIERRE WEBRE.
PARISH COURT,
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES,
STATE OF.LOUISIANA,

BY virtue of an order of sale ema-
mating from the Honorable Court
above named, to me directed in the
above entitled matter, bearing date
December It'll 1877. | will offer for
sale, ut public auction, on the pre-.
misses hereinafter described,
ON THURSDAY THE 10TH. OF JANuA-
kY ISIS, AT ll.O'CLOCk A. NJ,
the following described property,
to-wit:
LIST. \ certain tract of land or
sugar plantation situated in the
Parish of st. James, on the Left
Bank of the Mississippi River at
about siXty-three miles above the
city of New Orleans, measuring
twcnty-tIrce chains and seventy
three 5lloo links front on said river,
by eighty arpents in depth, running
between opening lines, together
with the back or swamp lands stu
ated in the rear of, and attached to
said tract of land and forming to,
gethcr an area of two Thousand
eight hundred and forty-seven 5l1o0
acres; bounded above by the pro.
pcrty of b. S. Webre aud others.
and below by that of the heirs OF 10
seph Webre, together with all the
buildings and improvements there
Oh and therennto belonging, to
gether also with the three und!vid
ed eighths of a sugar house, steam
engine and mill erected on ssait
property.
The three undivided eighthso of tive
hundred and thirty-seven shares o
the Capital Stock of the Citizen'
2 Bank of Louisiana, of one hundred
+. dollars each,
Fourteen Mules,
Eight P|ougl!s,
Three carts,
And other working implement
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this day at the Court House OF the
Parish with the following members
present:
A. L.. Bourgeois, President; }; A.
Druilhct. J, d. Ferchaud, Il. A: HaI
rison. Henry johnson, d. Leblanc
and +. Waguespack. u.-.s
Absent: James Davis, Thomas
Mooney and A. Mire. a..
On motion duly seconded, the
yious meeting was dispensed with.
The following report was submit,
ted, and on motion duly seco"ae"
was adopted; in the words and f1g-
ures following, to-wit:
st. James, Dec. Goth. 1877.
M the President and Members OF
the Police Jury of the Parish
of st. James:
The undersigned Committee to
whom was referred for examination
nil bills against the Parish of st.
James, for services rendered prior
to the list of January 1877, beg leave
to submit the following report:
There has been presented to the
Committee bills agsregating in
amount to 4lO,GDO,SG.
The Committee examined all of
said claims except n package from
the succession of VIM. II. IIagins
amounting to > 5l9 40,
of the balance amounting
to S1O.OS1 4G the Commit
tee has approved of G,1S0 &c,
and rejected 1901 10.
Total approved, rejected ----
and not passed upon, SlO.GOO.SG.
For - proper examination OF the
bills belonging to the succession of
VIM. II. llagins, the Committee will
he unable to make a report before
the next meeting.
If no more bills r presented pri-
or to the LIST Of January next and
the whole of the bills belonging TO
the succession of VIM. II. Hagins
should be reported correct, the to-
tai amount Of debt of the Parish
prior to January 1877 will be So
$50 7G of which amount about one
half have been paid this year by
the financial policy adopted at the
first meeting Of the Police Jury,
leaving an Indebtedness of about
$3.50 to be extinsuished next year.
Should the financial policy adopted
at the LIST. meeting Of the Police
Jury be continued, we are satisfied
that every cent of debt Of the Par
ish of st. James legally due will be
cxtinguished prior to the 3lst. of
December 1873 without rcsorting
to a sliding scale but by paying
said Indebtedness dollar for dollar.
Respectfully.
j. \. DRIILHET.
+. WAGUESpACk.
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STATE. OF LOUISIANA.

FOURTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
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LOUISIANA STATE UNIVERSITY
GRICU At
Mechanical College.
T ROUGE, L

6ATON H0UGE, 1 !,
Is now open for the reception of
students and cadets. Session begins.
by law, October 5 and ends July 4.
FACILITIES FOR INSTRUCTION.
Very good: an experienced Fa.
Guilty, now Of four Profess0rs-the
number expected soon to be increa-
sed !; much philosophical and chemi-
cal apparatus; good appliances for
instruction in Engineering, large
musuems of Natural History; a IL
brary Of fully fourteen. Thousand
volumes, and a good equipment Of
small arms and artillery for mill.
tary exercises. Efforts are also ma.
king to get in readiness the Ex-
detrimental Farm and Workshops.
COURSE 0 FsTUDY.
Embraces a wide field Of litera.
ture and science; and for the pres
ent parents will select the studies
which they may wish their SOUS to
pursue. The military exercises are
ranked as studies, only obligatory
on the cadets who are quartered in
the University building, and option.
al with other students, who board
in Baton Rouge. To become .stud.
ent" or "cadet," is optional with the
parent.
ADMISSION
granted to young men and youths
not under fourteen years Of age,
who are proficient in the branches
Of a common English education.
They can enter at any time during
the session. and be charged only from
date of entrance. Students may be
residents of other States.
UState for beneficiary cadets
cannot be received until the Legis-
latnre makes an appropriation to
pay their expenses.
EXPENSES.
Tuition and the use of library and
apparatus are absolutely free. Stu
dents can find good boarding in Ba-
ton Rouge, for about $15 a month;
and those who form illnesses" cal,
maintain themselves for sc to 90 q
month.
EXPENSES FOR A MILITARY CADET.
Fixed expenses permonth-Board,
lodging and servant attendance,
$l2; washing and mending, S. so;
fuel and lights, so cents; medical at
tendance. 81 ; total, SIG; or for the
session OF nine months S144, or ut
that rate for part of session. Paya.
BILE monthly in advance. Contin-
gent expenses per session-estima.
ted-uniform clothing, S47 text
books and stationery $15, medici.
mes s.; b%reakagcs and contlngen.
cies, So; total, s72. Payable S4S OH
entrance, balance s24 January l. In
case of withdrawal from the insti.
tuition, cadets will be charged only
for the time Of attendance, except
that there will be no remission OF
fees for the last two months of the
session.
LOCATION.
Healthy and desirable for delicate
youths who may not be able to stand
Il colder climate.
For further information, address
d. T. BOYD,
President.
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Resolved, that the laX-ColicctOr
shall proceed to rigid enforcement
Of the licenses above provided from
the LIST. OF February 1878, and shall
report on the LIST. of March 1873
all persons owing licenses, to the
parish attorney, to be proceeded
against according to law.
The Parish Treasurer submitted
his report Oh the state of finances
Of the Parish, said report having
becnprcviously examined and found
correct was on motion duly second
ed, approved, adopted and showed
as follows:
TOTAL AMOUNT OF BALANCES ON
Repair fund. .slG5 so
Sheritfs Prisoners fund. II 20
Sheritf's criminal -. 2G7 30
Clerk of Courts criminal
1uhu % W
Coroner and Coroner's Ju-
ror's fund. $50
Dist. and Parish .Attys.
convictions tund.......... OS
Justices of the Peace's fund 1S6 %
Constables' tund......-. Ill IA
Jurorsan M Witnesses fund 81 ~
Jail Keepers g. is 4G
Police Jurors salary fund. ll6 81
Parish Treasurer's salary
l"llu "a
Contingent fund. 795 IS
Sinking ......... $40 :3aa
Total. .S3Ol7 /.
Very respectfully,
HENRY FEITEL,
Treasurer.
The report of the Grand jury o
this Parish was read, and on motion
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1878-01-05
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From and after this date, ami I'M.
til the first OF February, the Office
OF the Tax Collector will be at Mr..
}. S. Webre's residence.
Il. G. MlRE,
Tax Collector.
st. James, Dec. 10Th, 1877.