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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-20

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Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1880-10-20

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
AUDITOR GENERAL.
ROBERT r. DECHERT.
JUDICIARY.
JUDGE OF THE SUPREME COURT.
GEORGE A. JENkS.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TlCkET.
FOR CONGRESS.
j. L. STElNMETZ.
FOR DISTRICT ATTORNEY.
ID. MCMULLES.
FOR SENATOR (l3th DlsTRlCT).
). Is. DOUGLASS.
FOR AssEMBLY::(lsr DISTRICT.
ELM q. SNYDER.
FOR ASSEMBLY (2G DIsTRlCT,.
5. &. STEVENSON,
s. L. SHlRk.
FOR ASSEMBLY (3d DlsTRIcI,.
II. NJ. BRENEMAN.
X. DAVIS YCNDT,
JACOB NJ. HAENLEN.
FOR PRISON INSPECTORS.
BARTON n. WINTERS.
BENZ. MILLER.
FOR POOR DIRECTORS.
4. j. SNYDER,
JOHN FRANC:SCUS.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17
STATE OF LOUISIANA.
SECOND JUSTICE COURT,
PARISH Or ST. JAMES.
WIDOW. RAPHAEL LEVY.
VS. NO 26i.
FRANCOIS POCHE.

By virtue Of writ Of fieri facias
to me directed IN the above entitled
cause, by VIM. Ii. Lawton, Justice
OF the Peace ind. ward Of St.
James, | have seized and will offer
for sale ut public auction, on
Saturday tie l7ih. dag of July
1880, at Me clg.ice If Ne2d.
Justices i'cace Court, at
IL VciotA Il. M.
The following described property,
to wit:
One four wheeled covered wagon,
with harness, seized In the above
suit.
Terms and conditions Cash III
U. s. Legal Currency.
MOSES LIPSCOMB.
Constable, Pad. ward.
st. James, June o2i. 1880.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17
3ABuAy Msws?

Gen. Garfield says in his let.
ter of acceptance
Next in Importance to freedom
and justice is popular education,
without which neither can be per
manently maintained. Its interests
arc entrusted to the States and No'
Iun1ary action OF the people. What
ever help the nation can justly al
ford should be generously given to
aid tue States in supporting com
mou schools, but it would be unjust
to II people and dangerous to ou'
institutions to apply amy portion
of the revenues OF the nation OF OF
the States TO the support OF stct't'
rian schools. Separation Of Church
and State in everything relating tt
taxation should bu absolute.'
Well.
But this is also the Democrat,
doctrine.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17
-Aiiet etolNrnter.
I)crlieres Nouvelics

Les chambres FRANCHISES Sc
prorogeront marli prochain.-La
f0te du Ii Juliet q tte plus que
splenlile. Grtvy ct la Repnblique
ont etc acclamts.-L'Mtransigean
de Roclielor: declare une guerre i
entrance Gumbetta.-Le nonce
Jacobini va ncgoeier avec Pale
'GidGnc.-les ]pnlSsaiices european,
nea oAt sign9 III note collective a la
IOItc.
-Des chefs cuoains ont etc mis-
4 mont.
-Nemphis met rembargo sill
les marchanliscs veuant dc la Nuu
yelie Orleans.
Pas d'inyasion du ;erritoire in
diem.
Lat Nouve.le Orleans est calme
/! y TAFT chuud. Lc ttub de Ia De
mocretio trancetSe u bravem ent
te.e /. I Juliet.
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i O {ke ~IN;t-Hsuyers.

The undersigned State Tax AS.
SCISSOR for the Parish Of st. James,
respectfully informs the Tax Pay
ers of said Parish, that the assess.
ment roll for the present Year. 1880
shall remained deposited ut the
Courthouse of this parish during
all the month OF August next, sub
ject to correction and according to
Section Is Of Act No. Il of the last
Legislature approved April 8, 1880.
j. u. EERCHAUD.
Assessor.
st. James Parish, July Eth, 1850,
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The Marks>ill III RcpicW is clam
for an extra session !:

The Marks>ille Rcpicw is clam.
o,iny tor an extra session
"Nhy do We need All extra ses.
sion? For almost everything !;
for the city Of N. D., her charter,
debt &c; to provide Il more efficient
system of revenue to make some
provisions by which the assess
ments al be revised and e1ualized
throughout the State : to reconsider
the Lottery Bill ; and last but not
least, to make some decent and ne
cessary provision for Public Eauca-
ton. These are only u few OF the
many things that need Immediate
attention. The last Legislature was
a disgrace to the party; so much SO
indeed, that the Democracy can not
afford to drag. through two years
with such Il responsibility attached
to its record. There never has been
a time il, the history of Louisiana
when orr laws were SO defective
When Republicans were in power
the fault was not 80 much in tho
laws as in tho failure to execatt
them. Now that we have De,nocra
tic rule throughout the State. F;
contamination we have fought
hoped and prayed for through long
drcary years Of misrule and oppres
sion, where is the prosperity ant
the happiness we hoped to attain
where the truition OF Democrat,
promises and party struggles
Where ! How stands the credit o
the State How are her servant:
paid What are her warrant:
worth ? How the educational need:
of her poor chtlllen provided for
Can the party. can the people al
ford to wait two years to remedy
these crying evils We will reserve
tor another issue the answers tt
these u%uestions.'
Maybe With the men.
But let us believe that there is ~
mistakes int he Democratic doctrine
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TO PUBLIC,

| have the honor to announce to
my friends and the public of st.
James, that, continuing my trade
and business, | will open in Il few
days Il Grocery Store below Jetier.
son College, on NJ. Jollet's proper
ty, at tho place where formerly
stood the popular store of NJ. Plais.
ance.
L. A. PELLERIN.
st. James. July Sd. 1880.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17

1t is stated that Sonny Simms,
who is IA Senator from st. James,
and Dick, who is a Representative
from the same place, haze creased
their Legislative boots.
They are aware that an extra
session will take place i'll october
next.
And for the benefit of tho people
Pro bono pujiico, as Sonny says.
For Sonny knows how to speak
latin.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17

Speaking on tue assessments, the
Democrat says:
$50 far as Mr.. John Burnside is
concerned, the attention OF the De
MOCRAr was called to him by an
acticle in the Iicayuac, setting forth
with much culog.stic comment ms
various estates and their products,
and if there was 10 .ndc.lcacy IN
the PIES splendid array Of figures,
where was the i%npropriety ct II
| looking into the matter to discover
whether the State had received her
fair and just dues from Mr. Burnside!
The assessment of property IS IA
matter of public property record:
the records are pnblir property, aud
it is not only the privilege but tn"
duty .uftlo press to see that the
people at large are not forced t"
bear unequal burdens hy reason Of
unjust OF fraudulent assessments OF
the property OF certain favored III
iivrlualS.
Ii it be undemocratic to demand
and iuSiSt upon clnel assessments
a,,l equal distribution of The bur
l.ns vi government, then We confess
we do not understand what neunoc
racy is. The constitution provides
that ':tayation shalt be equal and
uniform throughout the terTltoI.Ai
limits Of the authority ,evy!us the
tax. and al property sllal! DC taxed
according to its value, to be ascer'
tanned as directed by Jaw" That is
precisely what we are contentlins
for: just that and nothing more,
and tlaalWe are determined 10 have,
There shall not bc any privileged
class. either III clt,S or country, IL on
efforts will avail to prevent 1t. /.
capital III the city has not boGnt
its full share OF the public buraei
heretofore, it must be made to Il,
it hereafter, and We now call upon
the Assessors to do their Whole duty
absolutely regardless OF inIlviuu@l,
or Of consequences they are sWur!
officers, and they dare not IN
crease the burden upon any poo
man by being ie,,irnt, or hy show
ing iayolitism to i!ch merchants an'
bankers and capitalists. Aud while
: we demand this much torthe city
f. we shall likewise insist that til
assessors in the country perform
their duties with similar imparti,
lity, and that glari'Ig and shameful
+. and fraudulent entries be not here
} after placed On the assessment rol.
of the State. The constitution pr'
/ vides for eQnal assessment rs we
us for cluel taxation, and the latte
would be Il mere mockery Witho!
the former
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17

Tho late decision Of the Su-
premc Court, declaring the appoint.
men,s of Gov. Wilt made subsr-
,quent to the adjournment of the
Legislature, to be mul! and void for
the want OF continuation hy the
Senate, has created quite Il sensa'
ton Throughout the State.
Many arc thepublic officers and
patriots who have not been coniir.
med by the confirming power.
AS to those who have been uaca,
pitated by tho new administration
and who would DC satisfied by all
appointment and II confirmation,
they are also numerous.
The anxiety of the ones is as legi-
Innate as the hopes Of the others.
Every good citizen likes to serve
his country aud party. This is what
may be called patriotism.
Therefore, now, since the Su.
prcme Court has created u deep
anxiety in the world Of the appo'n,
tees aud IL natural hope amongst
the woulu.be, an extra session OF the
Legislature becomes almost ludls'
pensable.
Well: .
The Daily States, which is II o
the strongest advocates OF an eNtrs
session, not because it has tro muci
confidence in the wisdom and intel
higence OF the Legislators, but ne
cause the said Legislators have par
ted before finishing their business
indicates amongst Others the follow
ing points to the attention OF til
law makers:
10. \ City charter under whicl
an election can be held in 1880.
20. A Revenue law. For the. pre-
sct.t one is detective in many essen
tial particulars aud demand
amendment.
80. "A general election law.
40. A printing bill, AS re4uire'
by the Constitution.
30. a general lottery bill, frol
which Il revenue may be derive
Tor the beLytt II tho public school
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and which will destroy the DANCE
rous and Ubiquitous monopoly ofthe
Louisiana Lottery Company.
60. A free bill to regulate the
charges of clerks and sheritfs.
But We think that tho return of
Gov. Witt from his trip to the
North would be satisfactory to the
people of Louisiana.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17
There are still fourteen prisoners
n the Jail, as boarlers OF the pa

There are still fourteen prisoners
in the Jail, as boarders OF the pa
risA.
But two of them, Achille Thomas
and Villere Powell, the murderers
Of the late Tbeogene Gaudet, hav.
ing been convicted and found gull
ty, may only rely Oil the mercy OF
the Governor for the salvation OF
their (which cannot
be solicited by the people OF st.
James, OH account of the greatness
of their crime.
And they know that.
For they have called for a priest,
feeling that the mercy of God,
which is greater than the mercy OF
man, could only help them to die
and maybe save them from u tu'
ture punishment.
The one, Ni:ler6 Powell, Is q Gu
tholic, the other, Achille Thomas
is IL baptist.
Some one who has e them il
their prison, and who knows then
well, assures us that they feel neith
er regret NOT fear. Their %conscienc,
is still covered with u thick vail o
darkness, and moral responsibility,
has not yet opened the eyes OF thei
souls.
God may have mercy OH them.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17

The condition OF the crops in
the Parish ofSt. James lisa splendid
us it may be.
If an unknown misfortune does
not fail Oh the planters shoulders,
the said planter, will bless, as Il
blessed one, the year of Our Lord
1880.
For rice, corn and sngar.cancs
will bring plenty to them and to
The people.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17

The session of the 22nd. Dis,
trict Court in the Parish OF st.
James lasted two long and laho.
lious weeks, but without wholly
clearing the criminal docket.
The cases, us we'll civil as crlml.
nal, had accumulated during 4 kind
Of j9dieial iaterreguuu.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17

The debates and proceedings
in the last session Of the District
Court, which were conducted in a
satisfactory manner for the judge,
public officers and members of the
bar, have placed in q very favorable
light the new member Of u paro.
chial bar. VI. II. G. Dugue.
NJ. Il. q. Dugut, who possesses
knowledge, experience, elopnence
and the great courtesy of gentle.
men, has completely conquered the
public opinion and the sympathy OF
ON people.
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Parish OfSt. James

lEttllun.
,Oa,c;ol nurnal.......L LOulsIANAIS,
POLICE JURY.
President, J. l.. Gandet.
Secretary, Emile J.Laichc: ~
Members, j. A. Brand, +. f~alSoust, !
Nicollc, r.chcpp, +. Wasncspack' a
Wobre and Z. Guia,y Jr.
SCHOOL BOARD.
President, J. T.. Poch5.
Secretary, A. Plaisauce:
Members j. N. Gour'snln, II. BeanVa'S
e. Damal6, \. Bertaut, D. Doruler'
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N%prlclgL.
~ORDCNEANCE No XIV.

Tout. personne don't les cochons
enuomma@eront |e chemin OH la le'
zee sera, sur conviction du fait, con-
damNGc i une amcmle de dix pias.
tres ct devra repaicr les uommages
causes. En- plus, les dts coclons
pourront Gtte tues 81 deux temoins
yoient ct con-tnIent lie DELFT.
ORDONNANCG No XVI.
QuiconHne sera convaincn de ii,
rer on de prcndre au piege DIES pi
geous, suit dams son champ, son
iuulia on sur les. Aemins, sera con.
Iamul ] ule amentle dc dix piaS'
tres ct aux trais du process. La
Motto de l'amcnde appArtiendrJ
au dtnouciateur, ct l'autre moi
tie a paroisse. II sera toutetois per
mis- Il tout propriGtaire de iuer, Il,
prendre au piese on de METRE AT
>yud!c tout cochon, tout pigeon
tout linIon, toute ole, tout poule
ct tout canard enuommageant les
recOltes.
OEDONNANCE No XVII.
Chapue tois qu'un animal NOR
Scra trolyt sur lie chemin public, Ia
personne 'ievant la proplietG dupue
raninal sera trouye, eli iuinrmtr
lie p~roprietaile, 81 ellie ne lie conuait
ct lie syndic uu district, 81 ellie ne 1t
counait pas. ct il sera du devon
du proprietai,e on du syndic, seloi
lie cas-. de faiie trainer 10 dit ANNA
dams les bois GU dc renterrer a Il,
moins trois pieds de protondeur
dams les dix heures nui Suivront Ii
notice. Que 81 10 prOprietaire, dn
mcnt not,tie, refuse on neglise d.
s., conformer, In chose e II taite f;
ses frais, par |, synlic. II payer;
en- plus une amende dc dix piastres
Dams 10 cas- OH lie proprittalre seral
inconnu, le Synd'c rscevra de Ii pa
yoisse uiie nun die trolS plaStre
pour avoir tait eh;ever OF e!lterre
le dit animal.
oRDONNANCE No XVIII.
Ioutcs les aMcules 1t utpvnse
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Monday last, on the Uaion
plantation, in the fourth ward Of the
parish OF st. James, Il colored m;tn
by the name Of George Manning
killed his wife by shooting her.
jealousy is supposed to be the
cause of the crime.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17
DISSOLUTION DE SOCIETE.

La SocietG eXistant entire NM.
Paul Grima ct Louis \. Pellerin,
sous le nom ct titre Grima ct Pol.
lerin, est, i partir dc ce jour,dissoute
par consentement u.utne!. NJ. T..
Grima c%ontinuera sans interrupt Oh
les afaires du magasin Cent? al
Store, Grima Landing, st. jacques,
Louisiana. :
CHINA ct pELLERIN,
st. jacques 15juin, 1880.
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SATURDAY, JULY II. 1850.
Official Directory.
FOurth Judicial District.

TComprising the Parishes of Ascension,
st. James, ST. John the Baptist and st,
District judge....-..---.J: \. Cheeycrs,
District Attorney. FEB. Larhart.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1880-07-17

Seventh Senatorial District.
%TComprising the Parishes OF Ascension
and st. James,.
State Senator. S''h''s'
, 1880-04-26
In Admiralty.
In the District Court OF the Third Judic
al District OF Washington Territory,
holding terms At Seattle.-No. 2435.

WHEREAS n Libel has been fled in the
Dis s,rict Court for the Third Judicial District
of Washington Territory, holding terms ut
Seattle, in King county, on the 2Oti day OF
April, in the year OF Our Lord One lhUusand
Eight Hundred and Eighty, by james Kiich,
late Mariner and Engineer OH board the
steamer "Chclalis," whereof James Brannan
now is or late was Master, against the said
steamer or vessel ''Chelalis," her tackle, APP
parel and furniture. alleging in substance that
on the twelfth day of June last past he shipped
on board the said vessel. and continued in
said service, and in and upon the waters of
Puget Sou d. Admiralty Inlet and the rails
of San Juan de Fuca and their tributaries for
the period of Eight months and Twcnty-eight
days; that here is now due to LibeEnt for
his wages over and above all payments and
Hospital dues the sum Of Forty-four dollars
and SiXty-siX cents, and praying process
against the said vessel, her TICKLE, apparel and
furniture and that the same may bccOndemn-
ed and sold to pay the said wages with costs:
Now, therefore, in pursuance "f the Moni-
tion and Attachment under the seal of the
said Court and to me directed ahd delivered,
do hereby give
PUBLIC NOTICE.
To all persons claiming said vessel her tackle
apparel and furni, ure, or IN any manner inter-
ested therein, that they be ana appear before
the said Court, to be held at tne City of Seat
tie, in said District, on ga 81,
Monday the It'll ddy ct' June, 4: d. 1880,
ut ten O'clock in tie forenoon of the same
day, then and there to interpnse their claims
and make their allegations in that behalf
Da.ed this 2lst day OF April, A. y, lSsO.
CHARLES HOPKINS,
U. s. Marshal.
BY L. V, WYCKOFF,
Deputy U. s. Marshal.
STRIVE. EMERY & LEARY Proctols for Libel
liant 234w
, 1880-04-26
A Administrators Notice

TERRITORY OF WAsHINTON, 90
County Of King, '''
In the Probate Court OF said King County.
In the matter of the Estate Of Michael
Wunder, deceased.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALL PER-
sons having claims against the deceased, are
hereby requested to present them with the
necessary vouchers, within one year after the
first publication of this notice, to the under
signed Administrator of said Estate, ut his
place of business, tO-wit: The Grocery Store
IF l.. Reing, in the City Of Seattle, King
county, Washington Territory.
Dated Seattle, Wash. Ter, April 5th, 1880.
CHARLES G. STEINWEG,
Administrator of the estate of Michael
Wunder, deceased.
HALL & OSBORNE, Attoreys for said Estate.
20-5w
, 1880-04-26

CHEAP TITLE-We see that our old
friend, J. B. Montgomery, who always
affected dignitaries, has acquired IA brevet
title of high rank. The Oregon papers,
since his return from Europe, speak of
him as General" Montgomery. We
suppose it Is in recognition OF his posi-
tion as general manager OF construction
on the narrow guage railroad, in contra
distinction to the innumerable colonies,
majors and captains who scratch gravel
on the road.
, 1880-04-26

Tney came out via Skagit, and reached
Seattle in five days from the mouth OF
Ruby creek.-Skagit Necs
From THE MINEs.-The Post reports
an interview with Capt H. c. Hale, Of
Olympia, who had just returned from
the mines, and whose veracity no one
who knows him will question. lie went
in by the Fort Hope route and accom-
plished this little trip in IS days, he says
he could have travelled the distance in 10
days less time. He says the British Co
lumbia portion of the route could be
made passable, with reasonable outlay,
but irvm the boundary line to Ruby creek,
it is much worse than the route now il
use Via seattle. Capt. Hale visited vii
the creeks and saw the "prccious stuff"
washed out III the following places, with
tine following result: On Ruby creek, u
Mr.. Duv> II with u rocker washed cut $l2
in cuarse gold, in seven hours. AnOth.r
claim ON Ruby creek, 200 feet ON the hill
above the bed OF the creek, he saw from
ten to twelve cents to the pan washed
out and again ut the Tunnel House ut
the mouth OF Ruby, lie saw $50 worth OF
coarse gold, that had been taken out ut
that point. Capt. Hale is OF the impress
sion, ascd upon what he saw in the
mines, that the diggings will be fully up
to the expectations of all, and that very
rich strikes will be made this summer.
, 1880-04-26
In Admiraitv.
United States Of 4merica- Third Judicial
District of Washington Territory, IS:

WHEREAS Il Lihcl ll,, been filed in the Dis
trict I ourt for the Third Judicial Distr Ct Of
Washington Territory, holding terms ut Seat
tie, in hing County, on the Seventeenth day
of April, in the year Of our Lord One lhous-
and Eight Hundred and Eighty, by 4. Silnars-
son, laIe mariner on board the American Ship
q, oquimbO." her tackle, apparel and furnl-
ture, of which sad Ship, O McGuire now is,
or late was, Master, alleging in substance,
that on or about the - day of March, A. d.
1850, at the port of Port Madison, Washing
ton Territory, said Llbellant duly shipped
upon aud in;o the service OF the said snip,
Master and owners to proceed upon voyage 10
San Francisco: That Tor the rc,sons mentioned
and set forth in said Libel filed the SAID voyage
was fully terminated at Port Madison afore
said, and said man discharged from the
said service; That said Libellantis entitled to
be paid his wages due ut the time of his said
discharge; That ut the time OF his said dis
charge, there was due over and above all pay
mehts and legal deductions, to said Libcllant,
the sum of $40 50; And praying process
against said vessel. her tackle, apparel and
furniture, and that the same may be con-
demncd and sold to pay the said wages with
Osts;
Now, therefore, in pursuance OF the MOni-
ton, under the seal of said Court, to me di-
rected and delivered, l do hereby give
PUBLIC NOTICE,
To all persons claiming the said vessel, her
tackle, apparel and furniture, or in any man.
ner interested therein, that they be and appear
before The said Court to be held at the City of
Seattle, IN said District, on the
First Monday Of June neat,
The same being the Seuea,M Day of said Month,
at Ten O'Clock, in the forenoon of the same
day, then and there to interpose their claims
and make til ir allegations i'll that behalf.
Dated the 1'th day Of April, A. ID. 1880.
CHARLES HOPKINS,
u. s. MARSHAL
By L. V. WYCKOFF,
Deputy U. s. Marshal.
STRUvE, EMERY & LEARY for Libclant. 22-4w
, 1880-04-26

IN BOND ORDOTXP PAID
100 Cases Hennessy Brandy
20 Cases * "
100 Cases 4 Martel "
20 Cases Holland Red Case Gin
SO Cases Fine Old Tom Gin,
so Casks Guinness Porter, OTIS.
and pts,
so Casks Bass Pale Ale,
in quarts and pints,
10 Octoves Fine Old Martell
Brandy.
10 Octaves Fine Old Hen
messy Brandy
) Octaves Holland Gin,
Fine Old Port and Sherry
Wines.
We also have constantly on hand full line
of fine OLD BOURBON WHISTLES and 9TH
er Domestic liquors which we offer to the
trade ut Sun Francisco prices.