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Chew Jackson's Best Sweet Navy Tobacco.
Timely Check.

A dry, hacking cough is the first symp
tom of approaching consumption. Check
it in time and the danger is avoided; neg
lect it and fatal consequences are pretty
sure to ensue. The necessity for the adop-
ton of precautionary measures can not,
therefore, be too strongly urged. Among
the advertised cough remedies there is none
better calculated to administer the timely
check referred to than Hale's Honey of
Horehound and Tar, which is avouched by
those who have used it, or have observed
its effects, to be perfectly reliable specific
for cough or cold, soreness of the chest or
throat, influenza and asthma, and valu-
able alleviant in consumption. A feature
of this preparation, which probably con-
tributes to its popularity is its sweet and
pleasant taste and odor, so different from
those of most cough mixtures, which are
usually nauseous and revolving
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1879-02-13
RiCcsS Death.

Coroner Carrck last evening began an in.
quest on the body of R. ]. Rice (not White,
as stated yesterday, who was found dead
at Hammond-street Station.
The testimony showed that Rice night
before last had considerable money at the
Germania House, and that he was consider
ably under the influence of liquor
Hattie Wetmore testified that the de.
ceased was in her room at % Broadway the
day before he died. He had given her a
dollar and then went away. He was not
very drunk.
Coroner Carrick, after this testimony
postponed the case to investigate by post,
mortem whether or not the man had been
drugged.
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FELONIES AND MISDEMEANORS
Inquired into by the Police Court

Inquired into by the Police Court.
A young man named John Finneran who
was employed by G. Feiz, Cumminsville
huckster, sold SAL or,h of turkeys belong
ing to Feiz and spent the greater part of the
money while on a spree. John will go be-
fore the Grand Jury OH the charge of en-
bezzlement Bail $500.
Alex. Broadbeck, a barkeeper living at
81 Bremen street, exposed his person OIL
John street near Fifth, yesterday, until an
officer was sent for and the man arrested.
He was sent out for three months.
Vim. Refs, farmer from Dearborn Coun.
ty, Indiana, after filling himself with beer,
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or stock, and damages to and loss of prop
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Go North, young man, go North and
freeze up with the country-but don't for
get to take q bottle of DR.. Bulls Cough
Syrup along
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AS we'll as of time. Don't coquet with a
cough, cold, or any lung or throat COM
plant Without even an hours delay pro-
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Tar" There's no discount on its operation.
A cure is the inevitable result.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
~ DERSIGNED has been duly appointed and
qualified as Administrative of William +. Otte. de-
ceased ELLA OTTE.
J r. Won SEGGERN, Attorney. ja30-3tTh
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE UN-
Y DERSIGNED has been duly appon ed and
qualified as Executrix of the last will and testa-
ment of G. B. Henry Pluemer, deceased
JUSTINA PLUEMER.
J. r. VoN SEGGERN Attoruey ia3J-3trb
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For best bargains i'm Imported and
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Fourth street. Job lots Of Cigars at
bot tom prices.
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Heuril cures Neuralgia instantly. Sold by all
druggists. New size Soc; large 81.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

The, new sheriff of our parish,
who is ar old one, has conformed
himself to the requirements Of the
law and furnished good and solvent
securities for the fulfillment of his
duties as sheriff.
N%ery:well.
And M. V. Miles had a good hand
in the selection OF his chiefdcpnty,
and his Office, properly managed by
III intelligent, active and clever
friend, Alfred Plaisance, will always
give satisfaction to the interested
parties and to the people.
Yes, NJ. sheriff, you had a lucky
hand in that selection, and you will
meet with the discomfort or disap-
probation Of no sensible citizen in
our parish. .....
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

If there is a great worker, q
steady publicoi1icer, a man of know
ledge, conscience and application
to his important duties, and who
has done an herculean task to reor-
ganiZc in Louisiana the fallen and
forgotten Education, so deserving
the regard and thanks ofour people,
both white and colorel, as well in
the city rs in the remotcst parishes
of the State, it is certainly h. NJ.
LuShcr.
And we admire him.
For the good, tlletrue, the honest
and the only viyifylng politics.
politics Of honor. life and liberty
is that which li.htens children,
gives them mind aud endows them
with manhood.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

first monday in march.
The Jurors have been drawn-sors
a1carum-and fate presided to the
drawing.
But it was time for our parish to
have a District Court session, for
Justice, WITH long delays and pre-.
ventive incarceration, looks much
like injustice; and the prisoners,
who did not leave the hotel of NJ.
Miles, are exhausting the money
Of the parish.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

Will the convention bill be-
come a law in Louisiana?
The House has already said ycs,
and it is probable that the Senate,
tomorrow, will also say yea.
En- ntfeR9nNt, as the frcncheman
says, there Is a perfect rain of bills
in the both Houses.
But our Representatives seem
to work on a false idea Of repre-.
scntation and legislation. For al
most all their bills have local cha.
rac;cr and are intended to trace
roads, dig bitches and satisfy their
villages, towns, and neighbors.
Lrgislatc for the State, gentle
men.
And if;Iandry, Como Or some
one else were sent to the Legis-
latnrc, it is for the purpose of legs,
lating for the benefit of the people
and the interest Of the State.
If am a Representative. l am
such for Louisiana. not for mon boat
ne cote.
And no personal bills, if you
please.
AS to the T.. S. Senator, why
should You not elect the same!
Don'tchange your good horse for
a bad one.
Eusti> is good.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

The killing of buck is a fact
not very strange in itself, and Dur
parish hunters, principally OH the
right bank, 10 not even notice such
an ordinary fact.
But the buck which was killed
last week by NJ. Matherne Jr. was
not an ordinary buck.
He was white like snow, like cot
ton and like Sertorius doe.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
81. JAMES BAZAAR.
BETWEEN =. GEIDRI'S AND
WEBER'S PLlNTl TONS.

The undersigned bcgs leave to
inform the public that his entire
stock consisting Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps,
Notions, etc; Hardware, Fugni.
ture, Groceries, Liquors, etc, etc.,
must be disposed OF between now
and the LIST day of March, on ac.
count Of his departure for Europe.
The entire Stock will be disposed
of at % per 100 below New-Yolk
prices.
All merchandise warranted.
Call and be convinced yourself.
You will obtain more good for
less money than in any store in the
country.
Call early.
S. COIN.
Jan, Is, 1870.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
SUCCESSION OF WILLIAM FOSTER
AND WIFE.
A OF LOUISIANA,
PARISH r
PARISH OF SAINT JAMES.

BY virtue of an order of sale under
date of January 9th, 1879, to me
directed by the above named Hon.
Court, in the above entitled cause,
! will offer for sale at Public Auc-
ton, OH the premises, on the
18th dny Of February, A. d..
1879, at IL 0'clock, A. N.
the following described property,
to wit:
One undivided fourth of a certain
tract of land situated in the
parish of St. James, OF the left
bank Of the Mississippi river,
at about 81 miles above the
city of Newt CLEANS, measuring
one fourth "a of an arpent more
or less front beginning at a
distance of Five Hundred and
Eighty-iiyc feet from the pub
lie road back to the forty ar
pents.--Line closing more or
less in'the rear; bounded above
by lands of William Plenty &
Co., and below by lands belong,
ing to the Congregation of the
Methodist Episcopal Church,
and in the front by those of
Alexander B. Vegas, together
with all the buildings and i'm
provements thereon and there
unto belonging, and also all the
rights, s%eryltudes, privileges,
right,of way, drainage and to
the batture thereunto belong
ing.
list. One bedstead.
End. One Trunk.
3rl. One lot Of Chairs.
4tll. One Corn Mill.
9th. One Skiff.
9th. Two Ploughs.
It'll. One lot Of Harness.
Sth. One Horse, {GeorGe).
9th. One Mule, (5aral}.
10th. One Gun.
Terms and conditions Cash i'll
L. S. Currency.
ShcriiTs Office, parish of st. James,
this Sth day of January, 1870.
-. VICTOR MILES,
Sheriff.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
American Cor9espondeG

The American Correspondence
says:
preliminary steps are being ia
ken for an International Exhibition
to be held in New-lork i'll 1852,
which will be the centennial ami
versary Of the close OF the Revolu.
ton. There can be no doubt that
the city of Ncw-Iork will use every
cxcrtion to outrival all former eXhl.
bitiOns.'
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

AA1uAr Nsws

Colonel lngersoll is now cgusa-
din. against Hell.
Such is the conclusion OF a lee.
t1lrc delivered in Cincinnati by col.
onrl lnycrsoll, which is at the SAINT
time an answer to the following
interruption: What do you belierc ?
81 believe that you do not under,
stand Your own question. believe
that Il good action is better than Il
good theory. ! believe that q man
who does right with a bad theory
is a great deal better than one who
does wrong with u good one; |
believe that a man who loves his
wife and children, aud does the
best he knows how according to
his guides, is better than II who
maintains the church and does not
do these things. ! believe it there
is any God he is as good as | am,
and if he is as good as ! am he will
never damn anybody until he gives
them a fair chance. ! believe tho
Garden Of Eden is in front, and
that man is getting better as the
world grows older. | Go not be-
lieve that prisons and scat1o!ds will
forever dlsIigurc the earth, nor that
the withcrrd band will always be
extended for charity. | do not be-
lievc that amy man who is honest
and who is willing to help himself
will be allowed to want. believe
the time is coming when we shall
all be trecr and happier, and that
too with the flames Of hell stamped
out under our feet
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
PARISH OF ST. JAMES.
October 80, 1873. !

Mr.. E7jtor PLEASE inform the
public that ! have Just received the
first edition Of the Plantation Diary
Of the late Nh. Nalcour Aime, and
that | will at once proceed to jour
ncy through the river parishes for
the purpose of offering the work to
Planters. The numerous metcorO-
logical data, thus furnished, will be
found OF great interest, and may
serve hereafter to frame a rule for
the prediction of cold weather-a
rule similar to that of Marshall
Bugcand lor the prediction of other
changes OF weather. which is en-
bodied in the work offered. The
attention OF Planters is specially
called to the remarks of Mr.. Anne
concerning frozen cane. The cost Of
publishing the manuscript having.
been vastly undcreStimatcd, the
price of one volume is changed from
50 to -, except for the subscribers
to whom I have alread,. pledged
myself. | trust that the Diary will
receive all the patronage it deserves,
but will feel much! more amply re-
warued, should | succeed in con-
veNlng valuable information to the
patrons Of iusbandry.
Your obedient servant,
ALE. FERRY.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

According to the compilation
made by Secretary Of State Strong,
the amendment for State capital
gives the following figures:
For Baton Rouge, 21,957.
For New-Orleans, 2l,G2S.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

TO What an extent the rain, the
ice and the mud of the roads can
Justify q public officer from a ne
glcct of duty has not yet been de
cidcd by a District Court or Il Su'
prcme Court.
But We are sorry to state that
the new Police jury of the Parish
of st. James did not meet saturday
last.
-Four members only were present.
No quorum!
The School Board, on its side, de.
serve the same compliment.
Three members oply were present.
No quorum!
But the people know that when
MAJ has been. entrusted with an
office of honor, that man must full
fill his duty or resign.
This is the very question Of Shak
spcarc-TO be on not to be-.
- 11,n nN{ ~, e.. 4 H.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
SATURDAY, JAN. Is, 1879.
Official Directory
Four1h Judicial District.

comprising the Parishes of Ascension,
st. James, st. john the Baptist and st.
Charles.
District Judgc.........--..H Henry DntIel,
District Attorney. +. Earhart.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

p. S.-The convention bill has
been voted for by the Legislature.
The delegates will be elected
march 18th, and meet april 2lst, at
New.O Orleans.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
Seventh Senatorial District.

Comprising the Parishes of Ascension
and St..]ames.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
JUsTaEassN I. EEseEVE.

Chaypc"tier ct Nenu;sier,
Entire rEglise ct lie College,
oftro ses services aux hahitants Qni
yeulcnt ce%nstruire, batter, reparer
maisans, %sucreries. etc.
S'aIrcsscr au Convent L. y.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
TO THE TAXPAYERS.

The taxpayers of the Parish Of
st. James are hereby notified that
after the LIST. of december two per
cent a month will be levied as pc
nalty to the amount OF their taxes.
T.. &. MlRE.
TaX-Co!lector.
st. James. Nov. 18th. 1873,
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
H y tasn tI,"I

Number IS is the lucky number that Won
the Bay Mare, ri the drawing of the lotte-
~ thereof. which took place on Sunday.
the oath Of November last past, las, on
Cahan"ces plantation.
Amy one holding said ticket may claim
sain Mare within thirty days OF tic notice
hereof.
Dec. =. -. PAUL. GRiMA.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

The extraordinary session of the
District Court will he open Oh the
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18
BRIQUETERIE
w III u HALL.
N. ia. BOURGEOIS

Avertit les habitants de Ia p%aroissc Saint
Jacques ct dies paroisses v~oisines quill Went
d'6tablir unc Bripucteric an White Hall,
ct quill est Ell mesure de lcnr fournir DIES
hriInes dc premiere quulit6 aux priy orIi-
nairc Qu marchG. go ms. rs.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

This Company has paid to the families OF
policy-holiers over $3oU. O00, during the past
eight years.
If You want safety. security and fair deal
ing. insure your life in this Home Southern
Institution.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1879-01-18

SAMUEL MANNING TODD, President.
JOHN H. PIKE. Vice President.
ANDREW PATTON. Secoul Vice President,
WILLIAM HENDERSON, Secretary.
, 1879-05-26

den; WHO had the revelation Of tlte
!" brNstoopcd ptggsn" infl the milk In the
kand"; who thanked God for "btue grass, y and
then 1zxlcd. This Is the Same Henri WHO tells
the readers Of tho onrier-Journai TINT Thomn.
a. Hendricks Is n ''toul ~ aud "ronspirAtUr,n
and adyfscs " all snen to dtsown him." II would
ba difficult to psoperly characscrtzc this lam
pnage. II Is to the last degree insulting. 1t Is
the low, vulgar bilItngagate Of A drunken poker
player. II makes the Eohrter-Journai, Iii sone
regards, like a Chinese ar-{unk, which throws
stink,pols At an advernary. It ts journalistic
po1ceatlsin. II Is 1lcnrt Wattsraon, the FREELY
Of journalism, trying to eclipse the hoor.dar
sun. We arc not mcn-worshpers; VIC have
1lu ambition TO unfuiy e1ait any man; hut
thero ts not decent man In ln;;
not promptly resent Henri WAtterson's Insult 70
Gov. Hendricks, who Is everywhere recognized
statesman, md a!,oye eonsuraces, whose record
will cotnp1rc iayorably with the best tyne OF
statesmen tho country has produced. Henri
Wattersor ts a llckaplttle, = fAwnlng, criHgt,lg
hound, a plant kuol, Whnee tnisfortuncs hive
on more tt,8n one occasion saved him from de-
served cl1lstiscn,ent. liz ou9ht not To be per
mitted tY Insult Indiana Without proper rel,uke.
The Eourier-j0Hr,.a} fnnY NOW, ~ hitherto, stand
In need Of fnn2a to help II through, and Tilden
may he necessary 10 keep the co,,cern from ad.
vertisUd bankruptcy; bnt even thla Is lii, excuse
fot tts freebootcry In politics, its foJtpndfhm on
tho highways Vi Democratic SUCCESS. Its aAsas-
siDatlHn OF character, or ita discussing s1lo-
scrvEency 10 the nioney-s'oWeT OF New York.
, 1879-05-26

savaNcs, l!ke the Comanchcs, on 10 q reservation
where they WON'T stny. or let honcst, bard
working white settlers occupy the reservation
atlt! nay the Government n revenne7
My solid opinion, nfter lu0i.ng at This Indian
question iron, a'1 points, H. t.at ihc best wny to
treat the 1ndfaM--.tsrl tie OILY wny tl!at VIII
suit hD1 nlHl f,o inst 10 at--ts to divide np the
Indian money per capita, give zach lud!an hls
md lot hin, tight out t1lo battle Of 1fa like
white man or q freedman.
There i una thing ccrtaln: President I1a.cs,
With 10000 men, cannot stop tie march Of civil.
lEntloH. Civilization will not Stop marching tlfl
the Inst foot OF The Republic shall bo free Tho
harvcstcr and cult,gator now graze three atlcs
of tho Indian Nation, nnd hungry farlncra look
over 1.c boundary aud long to put them into
tho now h0il. Shall n few auyagr lndlnna, who
the civilized CherDkces nnd Creeks, who fought
for tile union1 Every civilized Indian In the Id.
1lon Nation wnnts the white man to coma hilti
sHttlo up tho country bnyorll+ md protGet him
from biz savaeo foes. Who ob5cctsi
RAILROADS IN TIE INDIAN NATION.
Now the Garrisons arc extending the Missouri
Pacific flal1toaJ from t1oieu through Pu0la
md Garrett, down through Southern Kansast
through The 1nd!an Nation 10 .Aibunuerquc, III
sixty miles south of the Santa Fo. They arc
now grading It.
Tho Missouri I.tver, Fort Scott Il Gull Road
runs from Kanaos City down TO the ed9u Of tlle
Hnnta 'Fe Road r,tns down TO Cofreoyillc,
Wichita ind Independence, md. striking the
Indian Nation. also stops. as soon IS The
Indian Nation Ia fnnda Territory these roa3B
will 20 III, and millions Of ntres now covered
with numbering savages aud sagcbrush will paY
tribute to the Government. There will be no
need Of Fort Sill sllc1I, nor Fort Arbuckc, nor
Fort GsIlIlu, nor Fort Richardson. 11.e farmers
will bo tho p!ckcts On tho border, and thu $i,u
OCO spent annually on the army In the indian
Nasioit will ha saved. Ell pKRgtNs.
, 1879-05-26

somewhere. And oil tho ttmo tic children 20
on having tho jolest Of good times, htt, II thcy
Should chanco 70 hear any of this eroak!ng. they
drums that fsatt ever como beioru them, for The
"wickcl pi.v-nu,,sn" IL to them The fatrcat and
most bontgnant OF taccs.
For tue taat te1! daYa Or %. Or eyer since the
Juno NUM- n'cr Of tho dthnt'c 4tfonfAlv appeared.
tlicro has been o very pleasant
LlTrLH EXCITEMENT AMoN1sr NEW8pApEn rEo-
= Y.R
tn regard to very charming little poem, ono ot
the Rhymes ot Many Moods:" signed E. N.
bacon. Al thfs e tue name;--fatnilIar. 10 every
newspaper In BoatoH--uf The managing cditor
Of tho Boston ddrtrfistr, formerly elltor.In
chief Of tho Uiobe, of course everybody at once
supposed that that gcnial editor hdd brokcn out
IN 2 ncw direction. Of Ind discovered Ia the
public long.htdden talent The poem was very
pretty, very: ali about The old dairy supvrsti
Lion, where a 3uuus tnatden cntlenvnrs u prY
Into tue future of love md lovers by tho r,aglc
of The aowsr,netals. Very pretty, very, lsas
denly bluslled cclesttal rosy rcd, or Zen Dutler
hnu apucartd TN fremont atreat some tlle snorn-
i1tg ecstattrafly hlmminE the "plnafora " s0p0s
tho cttszeps Of Eoston ,woutdD't haye been nlore
astonlstcd than they we're 10 find TINT tile busy
man who deals with thu Troaafc prose, the hard.
headed facts Of The daily details Of tic aolerest
u Eostop's 6ober ,atrcets, had broken Out ll
this sweet 1sttlc warbio about tlatay-petalA antl
young grls' fIuttering llearss. l,dt there was
The first flusli ot SURPRISE. II WIS aaztnE mud
amusing To SEQ how gradually one aid anothcr
began To recall
THE PoRr1oAb 7ABTns or MI. nAcos.
"Always knew Bacon had great tasse for
i,eritci, yoa @ Know" thus u III" ' astonlst,cd ]
trlGnds, who brcecntly stnu In little t,o.cs Of
congratulation to uie editorial poet. To one Ut
these notes comes tho following reply from the
managerial sanctum:
nt.l bn3t,
, 1879-05-26
WdFfWFtf L*tutrlM

Caaos OF more complete d0prayity than that
Of young Joseph Do MsEa, u Cuban Jpw, Aru
hard to fnd. Ha cheated his employers In
tiIls way til! ia got to Oh!caRo, whers le got
iulv tAa Young Mems Christian Association, G.l
for willis worked tho confidence game beautl.
fully. Next hs was in brooklyn, equally .uccsss-
W., Wv Ia 10 Nsw York, imposing ~ Ii. Ghrsiinns
Of that CITY. liz conduct III brooklyn heipea
lin, Tor, ii any Of hls victims thrashpd him,
hu could ho sure ol liberal sympathy
on explalnInK th9t Jews :a, 6sat >. blu, for hls
DeDplu that hs had TO la discovered, and hs Ia
arrsstod. Ills penttsut reMarks aftet aFteat Sre
tl.a plth IL Ills noral. "Wny, Just $50 how low
Young meu could make the money have made
by my W!ts Bltco il,e beginning vi lnst winter
I have cleared over el.000 in nv way; and. iu'
stead OF hYy.lg workud hard have had plenty