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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1881-11-28
2:us Der SnnoesbamptitaStS
Tef8Iattcn oeS Vatentam;ssGo Gomni1arS uns
pcS &IIIs=Sdakmeifess.

oes sSaIfs=S,asmetftess.
2Saibin9tou, 81. Gopelnber. - Or
Satentumts- @Omnliiidr Marble miro am nd1.
fen 0itttnot, iein amt nieuerleaeu. Seiu
gtddfolger Dirb erft mad 3uiammentritt oes
@ougrei,ts ernaunt werben. SIN Sd,aeamte
traf beHte Die 6eiignation Ses tSIifsidabmeiz
fierS Silbou'e eiu. 8erielbe miro bis sur Gr.
nennrng zines gad,folgerS i'm 4mte bleibcn,
bas e'nsm bsrporra9enben Stem. .YOrfsr &agiz
mann aHgebotcn poroen istn lon,
Der Sternpoitid)pinSeI.
Die 5ra9e i'm Sstreff Der IutoritGt u. 81.
9ibIon's, tpeld)er etn SpeSiolanlpaltbes Suiti,z
oepmtemtns in ben SternpofproSiieu 3u iein
bearlprnd]t, erre9t nod INNER groses 9luiz
lehen. Glne eurreiponeen5 rpurbe gcitern Der.
Dfentlidt, i'll psl1er @itlon feline Inipriite
np1 ele erpabnte Steuung uertbetbigt, pGbrenb
Der fun9irenue OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Gbillpps
behanptet, bas bieieGnipriide obue alien @runb
ilno, inbem @ibion fueDer tinen AmtseiS ableat,
nph eine re9elmdBige Seitalluna erbielt, ipie eS
bic @rneunnng zines SpeslaL gunbesbiilfsan
raitS srteiidt t-@s banbelt iid) bel Dem qan;en
Strette nllr oarum, baB Bhtlipps batliber uns
9elalten 1T, olB 9bIon Ieinen fiir3liden Be-
ridlt ilber ben Sternpoitid)ninbd CEN @bcf-
@lert oes Sniis 8epartenent5 anitatt ibm
(PblippS) Sufdlidte.
sabresteridIt oes Ran;amtss sgirettors.
g. iot.,. I'M SdabamtsIsfretGr inter.
brtitete SabreSberift bes Riin,amtS Siref; 9rs
erglbt, bab Der in 4aufe bes lebten Histaglah=
r(s IN ben perldiebeuen Oiiin3dmtsrn empfanz
Gene nnO btrarbeitete Setra9 BON Sob unb
Silber oenienigeu irgeno zines porbergetenoen
Sabres Inn nehr, als so Willionen iiberfiea
uHo iid) auf 1926, ,225 ,522.A6 belief oarunter
$193,371 ,101.0 .01 in Sob uno S32, 1854 ,421.45
IN S.lber. Die groBe 9uuahme purre burd
bic anbaltenoe 3ufuhr bon @ulo aus Dem lusz
loune - Iber $95 ,000, ,000- uernIad1t, Udhs
rene bes Sahres murben @olomiin3eu I'M Be
nage ton $7S,733,6 ,664, barunter SIS ,345,52
in Sipar5igt ouarftiiden, Slbermiin,eu i'm
Setrage bon nidlt gang SIS, ,OOO, 900 uIp
SdeibeniinSen i'm SetraSe uOn $4O5, ,1O9.95
9Cpr09t.
gad hsn int 0tiinsbiireau einaelaufcnen
HGd)rtdlten lhatt Der OIettor Die Broouttion
Der Ser. Staaten on @OelmetaQen I'M pereans
geren Sabre auf S78,6C0, 600, nemlida $685.
100000 on Sob unp SAP, 100000 on Silber.
3pHeinaabHsa.
Sr. q. &. 8iusle. erlter Spe3ialasent Ses
SGGsNn,t8, bat Dem ShabamtsiefretGr itinen
SGlrcsberldt untelbIeitet. 3ie Oipiion, nel=
der Sr. Sln9le politebt, 1T uuter Dem @eiete
nit her cllgemeir Ell Snipettiou Der 3oqOiItrifte,
Friifun9 Der Slider uno 9tednungen bon 3uQ.
beomeen, SabHcerlIr9 BON Setrlgereien Il.
|. N. brallitra9t Ser Serid,t crtb1lt II. U. fol-
genbe Sabeue, peld,e austunft iiber Die 3ou=
sinuabnlen III Den letten Sahren uno ben oa=
nit periniiplten Iusaaben ertbsilt:
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sofaibert@tc aus gsafbtnetoa.

Sestnn oer gSaSienbaus sgair. - abaetuteSen.
SibuHs Der Sefhpoceneu. Germlid1les.
@oihtugtou, 27. gtootmber. - Ilors
cen Abeno begirnt, BON ben umfdfeuoiten Dor
tcleitureen untfrfiibt. bic 6uir gum Beiteu
nes ,ECuiideu @aiicuhnuies." Gs tno iiir
belen 3usd freinlhiee @abeH eingegdugen,
ecrsn Nerih beI friiberen mobihdtigsn uuters
ushuunssn rie errcldt murOe.
Sn beT ON DiitnpOh 4bero ubgshalteueu
3reitoreu= @eriumuluna beridlteteu ale &os
miis'n uufs 3uirisoeufellenoite. pr. Sob. &.
&Dgt rpuroe aum SAatmelitsr erwdblt. Gs
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SofffpfS6lenrattb.

Q an Nnto MO, 2er., q. yt0bttnber. -
Die sniiheu Gen Artonio uno @o, pus ehriiti
fohlsnos Bofffutidle murns IN Der letten SIRE.
tnsf -yadlt nahe Safoille BON itpei nasfirtsn
Sno6enrGubern an9eholten uno gepliinoert.
Sen rcn 8dubsrn mar Der eiue iehr aros unp
ter dnbcre bon flsiuer Stotur, uub man aluubt,
oos fie cle remli6en Mduner fino, tpeid,e uor
SurSem ben Yoftutidenraub nube Qareoo Der.
iIbten
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RnIfimnre- htn p. glopsnber f8s

Baltimore, ben q. Youember 1851.
Sin elmer getIarmiuna oen SirettnrtullS Oes
.Sarccltfiidlfn &dIiSnhaniss," Ueihe gu Gem
Sfpede beiufen tuoroen mar, Die 5hallna6ue Der
atranuten Scomttn on oem 0tni6etoen res SlaBz
netittrs unb lebensldnahcn YiItgefe5 Der anitalt.
sun. Eeinrtd1 @frauS, an ben Yea M legen iuUr0en
oie nQlftebeHbeH 9eIhl1lie Gnpenommen:
,gjefdiIo5ICn, baf bic Uitglieoer bes DireforumS
AZ ibreIr geibtuCieH Die 9indriht ron oem Stutrtte
bres GollcoCn crn SeinIih Straus ptrnommeu haben,
hefen unern uhlte Uno trrue Stnaobe on bic argelez
oenheiteH oer Gnfalt inte0ente uno fleeAe DGtDirs
r1 in beren 9eituug. iouie aroSn1thge bettfdI. ,u
be1en @uidtung uuo @rhdltuna uuo geluiiienbate te
Hfifternuuno i'm su eHtm ibrer ltdRensmertbPitcn
iSrtunbe uno Conner mQdlten.
2cSeiiofTGn baf CT eurdl i5tHe HeelhFeit uno Sbls
Ioierftdre. ein aiItaes 29cbpouen. feline g9ohltbiz
tiofci uno e6ensmlruise SinHesat fin nit hett oei
fSrcunolhait un0 adtuna ie0es eiuyeBen UItsiteoe5
oes Sreitoriums 81 erreuen hattie.
9SeidliciIcn oaR mir nuiridtig nit Der 1amtlte oe8
Rcrhoruenen in ibrer SeU6bnib lpmpatblfren, uno
boR al5 elm 8Ctpsis uni rer ghtIng ods aeiammte
3irrttorium uno Die Naienitneer Dem Seihehbe9dngz
rife be:iuobnen.
S3cfdlIricn. ooB oicIe yeiLhliiie IL oeh tialiden
3eunqtn DgoiieEiliht urS cne ihOu ausgerattete
abitrnt 6apon bef Samilte bes 8ahingei4ieoeden
iiteireidt peroen lel "
;SceI @aintctin. gyuii3c 1t;
(2s4) SOFAS Goloimdb, SstIetlr.
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gStehmdrflG.

&btcago, 26. 9iOUbr. - Die 3ufubr bon
Sdlpeinen belief fth hcuis auf $1,000, Die Ser.
ienoung Gui 250O Stiid; ole Bre.le uariirten
sptiten $4.00 unb $3.50. - RInbu,eb: 3u4
fubr 5000, Yerien6ung $500; Serfduie IN
s.. 90 bis $3.50. - Shanfe: 2uiubr 1000,
Gerienounq.1GOO: SaiGufe ~ S3.S0-$5. .25.
ct. 4onts. &c. NOpbr.-Saweiuc: 3uz
iubr 500, Serienouna 1900; SertGufe su
$5.25 bis $6.40. - RinSotsh: 3uilsbr 700,
&erienoune 1900; Ssrtduie ~ - So -S425.
Sd'ouie: 5ufuhr 600, SerleuOung 5000 /;
SertGuie III $3.25-$4.50.
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Iermif1te 9epeIG)sm aus Ietps
Ysprf.

9em,0orf, 81. gtOubr. - Sr Dem Oluit
g2r. 5O7, @eit 90. StraBe, fam es geiteru
| SpiiGlu @corge s. Donobue uRo SOhu Daitle
81, ,,~ohHer bi6ies 0auicS. 5u eiuem BOrtptd'
ii ,' mn ,o,' "'6lid) 5u 8hdtllttciten. DOnObue
nm HlT Sobsi lisi sin R,r aus Der 2atc, ueIss CT
Smeimcl uuf icincn @sguc, 'ol@DB, lSGS9 i o1ne
penielben Su trefen. 6aftie Sog !. ~" .,ns,. ,,,
0iCpOiper uno itrsdte 9Onobue our1 ''hei
SfuB nieber, che 6eridbe gum Oritten Mule
ltie6cn tounc. Die Sugel fubr DouOhue in
Die @ruit uno Der SerpunOete mar ned menlz
gen Qu9erblldcn siue geid)e. Saftic, Der nar
10 Sohre olt iit, tpurOe uerhaftet uno uOrl ufig
i'm StotIcnf bauie al gStitz 81. StIaBe eln9e'
ipart.
- @eilan frih ifiirste Der 60-iahri9e Wtif.
armflropg Die Sreppe in ieiren Go9irhauS,
Sir. 81. Wainhro6e, GroorpJ, btnab. Gls
man ibn auihOb, mar er to0t; er bate 0as
6Idgrat gCbrodlen.
= @eftcrn Nndmittas tpurbe Elm BferO, an
Rem 9Gagsn bss SOloniolrpaaren 6dnOerS
Sriebrld gSllhclm SnlSfeoer BON SIR. AIS,
6. 4uenue, rpGbrenb es Dor Der &biire 0eS ga
bers ftonD, idcu uuO ging oIrt. Gin iuuger
Wcnu iprane Dor oaS Bfetb un6 fiel thm IN
01e 9iigSl, nur0e aber umgeraunt unO 10 itlmer
uelett. bGB er bolo nadlher ftarb. Der Wann
mcr eipa 26 Sabre alt uub In etuen brduHsn
NnSug eetleibCt.
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Ser tNpISf,iarff.

Hep gOrt, &c. NOubr.-6 6olaenSes finO
bic SdluBnotiruugen: @cl1 erOhnete ju 6
9rosent pro Sobr uno idbioB III 3 P1o;ent.
Sterlirq @etiel 4.7S1.-4.7G4 anf 80 Gage
mo 4.S34-4.834 aai Sidlt.-Eunuss Sbli'
gotiousn: uerIdnssrie Schier 1O1f 90. TiiHfer
IO22, 4tzproSeniigs COUPONS 11A4, 4=prOs.
90. 1174.-aifien: 0iod>SSan1 1885,, Bits
burg 1859, SIS. @sntrel 1929, N.<D. Central
1873, QafezShore 1214. Gre 45g, 90. Brioriz
tdicn 934, Nortb>Neitelp 1878, 90. Yrlpritds
ten 14O3. u. s. Central "a, ReuOtna 65a,
@e1ern union S5f. uuisridlatomts Bilnu3:
Sob So, ,229, ,789, @ourant $4,hI7,15I.
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Sn yallen apotbettu Bu 9aben
Bran Ieie nSsaIim unO Babr.-
9ln oaS BubItfi&uti

IS fam teue before @arautis Idr ben gBertb uoH Dr.
Bahmnr's altbeornnbeten ". ". H.sSoetimttteIu
nufaeueier fpereen, ole ole tleneen uno nuBloIen
yadohmunqen eeIielbeu. Ss aibtionohl iaihe ;, Re-
iopents, offs aud -Gelieis" uno .Rias.s Sebet suh
Dor uno perianst nur Raoman's uno ahtet earouf,
hot her Slame SRoewaq" nd aui Dem adauiten 4rtli
tel beiinoet. (5uli20, RR5&EDl
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S6mtu0FuGt =

Der gungen urb tberIuI6Ier gbhfs; TropbuISssIbbts
littlten Seiocn; 6tni6mhloen, @ntartuna unS Rsr-
ltTdruna Der glieren, 3udcrtrontDe llrinperboIuna
NoloItae SIneGun9 aeUdbrt, no iona Gatbgter oes
metr h6srffifs ift), 8Iaeniein unO in amen sSiIsM
ron " ' o""sm
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@tt3tttonna Der 9arnbIaTe tnN
Der Wtcrett,

lopie bet tprontiden 6dleu bon psisem sIuf unb ue.
bdrmutterleoen. oo "''O w
Stne Na3e enbdIt mebr eftipe unS bel[frdfio, yIe.
mente als traenb Elm anberes Brdparnt Die 1HehIsin
MIN theelofelnetie 9enommen udhreno an0ere Giftsi
iani Bis ietbs Yial 70 pisI crforbern. D'''''
Gin Soaar pro GEaF6e,
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Ct. q. q.
&aotpaD's &eao1 8elteT
turirt unS berbiitet
80 - -, - -~r~-~sssg1 OstgGS
unb S6merI &beumatismus, Nerr5Ie
SHmersen, 9ppbterttis, 5oIssnss
ilnbuns, Snflueucid, atbs
wulHssbeItperSen.
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Stublgana nerocH in t5-20 Ninuten tirtrt bItfdb
&uonap's Reno1 6elief. gPe6er 8erfiotflna nod
gntiinbuna, fueber @dndde nod Uiattofeit pernss
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Gelearapbii4e 9epeiGlem.
Safano-0

lSeri1te Der rGociirten Breffe fir ben rDeutiGer
Gorreip nbeuten".l
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ss mar bas erfe unb TT bas eiH;ies
Shmrr3bcrtiIgru6e 0itteI

ncs TN GuasnhIt6e ben oudIenbHcn geiben gEnboIi
thut, bas @nBhnounQen u6gon9eitonen 6cilt moaen
ne nun on Den Sungen, Dem Ydoen Den Gtnqeuei6er.
6ei enmaliger gnuenounQ.
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Su elmer bis 3lunn3ia Minuteu,

iuie isbr aud ben 8bsImotiihen, geieaeeriaen,
gdmaher, 8crtriipDClten, Rerp6ien, @idtiIhen 0bsf
an onitiHer 9ranihei Pcibcnoen nuden m5aen, .Racp
1haTien be
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3eircn'S @eifanOniB.

20 n 00 n, q. yf0Dember.- gTle Die ;, ,&cn
tral-ytCips" mittheilt, bat Grtaur 9efrop BIZ
@rmororue bes &aulmnnneS Sob an einer
.3uge Ger .Sri9btoner Sabn," iouie Die BOZ
siniaer 3eit in Der Saierue su Chatham Der
ibte @rmOrrun9 bes gieuteuuntS SiOpsr eiuse
dnt7Ser
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ganfste Se"ts BRO sIar%s.
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grets 25 Genfs pro saabteI.

uno nubsreS dritsn Decentralization uui6tebenerGrt.
Dian idt6e cine SIeimdrie on Rnofpan a Comp,
JI. 80, SfaTeI>, @de Der @huTdi iTnse, YlerDsDOrt.
BY Seiehruns, 9ouienbe bon Dollars uertb, iDtre
SUD 5usel6idt perben.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
c. B. AndruS'
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Having arrangements LANDRY DEMOCRAT
weekly that We H furnish the ST. AS
for IS CO. AMI to each
clubbing book he
famous worksrostage tree III Ill othe books
Editions unabridged beautifully on good
= iariv the onain o his productions,
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Pkwlci Club,
his celebrity the most humorous and always tho
popular his books,
French novelist and historian of the Crime Of Louis
Napoleon lin srang the liberties Of his
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language the awful visitation of the plague
most popular the works Engand
their celebrity largely to the exclent
understanding they display the sentiment and scenery OF
10 Three English Of Letters in Robert
Goldsmith John Bunxan OF he. the first is - Prnc
third by Froni the distinguished historian No
book than these three marvellous Biographies uake has
issued in modern times
MODERN authors including
Novels Poetry Dogaph ard hia 1 FL tastes may bs
snltd :nrcber will be ban asset " Tue variety IN selecting
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St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

THE WoNDERFUL SPECTACLEs.-Any
one who reads the papers must have no
ticed the extensive advertising of Mr..
Here Housah of "a St. Charles street,
aud will Of course be somewhat curious
to know the result. Mr.. Housah. it is
known, started with small capital,
backed by an indomitable perseverance,
and having got hold of what he knew to
he a valuable Invention. pushed it
before the attention of the public, until
now he is burdeneh with custom. His
medcated spectacles are what they
are advertised to he. The chemicals in
the glass soften the light to the eye,
preserve the polish of the glass, keep
the glass cold, and make the spectacles
especially serviceable in reading at
night, when, AS everyone who uses the
old fashioned glasses knows, the eye is
most affected. 1t is satisfactory to see
ent-rprising men, like Mr.. Housa!l en-
outraged, and it is safe to predict this
particular jeweler will make his fortune
at "a St. Charles street.-CN. 0. States.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
The kellogg Case.
,snecial Telegram to the N. Times.

WASHINGTON, January 10, 1881.
The probabilities are that the Hepub-
licans il the senate will move TO take
nm the Kellogg case next time th,emsel-
YES We Tie more stalwart openly say
that they would be glad, for party
reasons, if Kellogg's case si,ou!d be
reargu-.l, as they wish the majority to
show them how to reopen case Oh a
simple majority vote.
The Memorial of Moore goes to the
very point at which the stalwarts aim,
asserting the power Of tbe senate not
merely to scrutinize the action OF State
legislature but to enquire tnto. the
| the manner in which members OF the
legislature or any of them were elected.
Republican, senators are watching with
some curiosity arguments made oy
democrats for sn inquiry by the senate
INTO the election of the members OF .
They "a ythey wonderhow Mr.. George,
the SENATE reject Of Mississippi, is going
To oct ito the senate, or how long he
will sry in il Mr.. Hill and other Demo
cratl senators demonstrate that the
serate may overhaul the records of a
safe election held four years ago:
/ w. H. R.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

Our tax collector has collected about
$4,000 of poll tax. We have
nearly 1000 voters in this parish and if
every one would pay their poll tax it
would swell our public school funds im-
mensely. Let no one dodge" his poll
taxi Marksville Bulletin.
The 1000 who paid are probably near
~ all property owners, while the 200C
who have not paid are mostly non-ptop-
erty holders aud they will not have to
dodge" their polI-tax either, for there
is 10 way to make them pay it. They
can laugh ut The tax collector with i'm.
nurity, spen, the dollar for mean wills
Nv sand 4, K i, ssA.llildren to public school
and vote just as well ass the 1000 wht
paid their poll-tax.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
circuit Court.

The Third Circuit Court apened at
Opelousas, on the 81 inst, and adjourned
on the 18th inst, Judges ]. NJ. Moore
and A. B. Irion presiding. The follow
ing cases were decided:
Mary Ann Petit, wife, vs.. Elodie
Cormier, widow, judgment Of lower
court affirmed, defendant and appellant
paying costs of appeal.
r. S. Wilkins VS.. Ebert Can't, judg-
ment of lower court amended SO as to
allow defendant credit Of STAT,
plaintiff paying costs of appeal.
James H. Houston ct al. VS.. Vincent
Boagni, judgment affirmed, defendant
paying costs in both courts.
Daniel w. Mcleod vs.. w. NJ. Price ct
al, judgment of lower court reversed,
and judgment given for plaintiff for
1921, with five per cent. interest from
October LIST. 1879, with stay OF execu-
ton for S1O5. IL thereof till plaintiff give
defendant security against disturbance
of title of certain property, defendants
paving costs in both courts.
Page e. Moran, VS.. Joseph Nalery, re-
hearing refused.
i. A. MartcI, test. cxr., VS.. l.. j..
Smith ct al, Judgment of lower court
set aside so far as it annuls the tax sale,
and affirmed in other respects, defend
dant paying costs in both courts.
Cleophas Comeau VS.. L. NJ. Anderson,
Judgment affirmed.
A. B. Anderson vs.. Samuel Haas.
admir-, judgment affirmed.
Vincent Boagni vs. Celestine Simien,
admir-, ct al, Judgment affirmed defen-
dant paying costs Of appeal.
James NJ. Thompson VS.. Ludger Le-
melle ct ais, Judgment reversed, plain
tiff paying costs in both courts.
B. \. Martel, test. exr., VS.. l.. Smith
ct AL, on rehearng the former judgment
is set aside, and the property ordered to
be sold to satisfy the bond sued on, and
the defendant to pay costs of both courts.
All other rehearings refused.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
r,e m;,.ion les to the heathen' ar.

49, .,;.,;onl les to the heather, are
! !ne " - .,.Y work in this section. A
F Esai, day.. !" i bible. were received a,
a.".ama'6y the following prominent
c;,i,sr: Judge A. Garrigurs, Judge )
II p rsntenot, Capt. Henry L. Garland
.E1. Octave VOORHEES,, DIR. W. A. Rob
.rtson, Hon. C. Mayo, Hon. NJ. D. kav.
h anagl,, and some others. They thought
II win It was i new work just published,
sonrts On of political sensational novel, like
Courts. We Tourgee's "A Fools Errand,'
JOHN 8. K,ord Beaconsfe'ds "Endyn'ion :
.ye.. fy no doubt read itthroueh with
4 mr. an .r1eiine the mistake. They
td6k Pike child takes worm candy
it they HAD been ibid There was religion
in it they wonld not hare Ead the pa,
tienee to read 1t through. when ~
porapcs 10 bliss 'iis folly to be>ylse''
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

The Fay Templeton Star Alliance
theatrical company performed AZ inc
Varieties hall here first last Wednesday
night and each night since. Judging
from what the papers say in other towns
ths company has visited, it must he hrst
cla,s one. There will be matinee to-day
the usual hour, aud a performance TO
NIGHT We have not learned II 'he
company will remain longer. therefore
everybody had better attend Tonight.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
Here is the way the St. Louis Repub-

Here is the way the st. Louis kepuo-
lican has got it down :,
Louisiana has Il sort Of cast-iron poll
tax law. Collectors have power tn Seize
and sell the property Of delinquents,
and employers are responsible for the
payment of the poll tax Of the employ
ees, being authorized to deduct the
same from wages due. The New Or.
leans Times, few days ago, paid the
poll tax of forty-four of its eighty EN-
ployees. The stringency of the Louis
lana law must seem strange to people
Of the Middle and Northern States
where the poll tax law has generally
been ignored and despised. But tax.
grumhlers who have no carpet BAG
legacies in tie shape of debts ought t.
be- reminded once in while that they
scarcely know what taxation means.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

A. mr. nostoffice few days ago ga
BILE individual inquired Did you re-
ceive any letters from Alabama TINS
~, good many
If them" The other: "Did you git
any for my wife y POSTMASTER
"Don,t know, what is your "'fe,'
name 2" The other: swell. wen
don't know; been married to her to'
Ave wears, and don't know her name
win
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
wrnErs's PREsEsrs.-There is al

WELEIN's PREsENTs.-Ihere 10 AZ
ways joy in the household that nas Oh,
of Wrrlein's pianos. No better present
con he made than a "Cbicker'ne'
.M.tlusek piano, which may be p.
at p. Werlein'a, No. 1853 Canal stree =
nr;c.s to auit purchasers. Par"' ~
cans. and all kinds of music est nr;cs.
meuts are sold at the very = cement
Old nianos are taken in art pa y. ~.
U tor p new ones. An iypeetilo . o. [c MS
stock will well repay
Item.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

Mr.. Edmund Maurin of New Orleans
is authorized to act as general agent
and representative of the ST. LANDRY
DEMOCRAT. to solicit veitiSements
and subscriptions and receipt for pay
mept thereof.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

There is an old man living on Bayou
Lacombe, who has literally entered his
second childhood. He is seventy years
Of age, and for number of years has
been toothless and blind. Last yeaF,
however, he completely regained his
evesight, and also new set of teeth.
The latter are small, like the first teeth
of child. This ia not the first case of
the kind on record, although they are
ct very rare occurrence.-fSt. TamnaDy
Farmer.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

cha.. L. Rossiter, 1875 Summit ST.
Toledo, Ohio. says: I would not take
on. Thousand dollars for my Excelsior
Kidney Pad, if could not get another
7 have gained in three months thirty
nounds. See advertisement.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

VIM. H. Pulen, Fowlervi'le' M'cl'''
.,v.. have not rested better Tor
months than did last night. The "on'y
LING Pad has helped me wonderfully
See advertisement.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

ERosENE FIREs-It ought to he more
gel rally known that wheat -four il
pro IDLY the best possible article to
thrn over a fire caused by the spilling
and uiiing of kerosene. 1t ought to
be X ,wn. because flour is always
within convenient reach.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
List Of Jurors.

STATE OF l. UIsIANA,
Parish Of st Landry.
neit known that we the undersigned 1nem-
bers III the Ju Commissioners did on this The
18th day of r. 'uary A. D. 1881. meet ut the
CIeI k'seffice Il the town of Cpelousas, parish
of st landry. or the purpose OF drawing IA
Jury FL: the reg ar term OF the District Court
of the 9Th judi Il District. under section act
A OF the regula session Of 1877. aud all tie
membe = being sent DiOmel Dulio, one vi
said me asbers a " from the general Ncnlre
box, on 81 Il TIL the names OF the following
fifty persOas to G. pose tho grand and pelit
Jurors for the lat u * OF said Court, ceMnien-
cling Monl3F. Mare 18th. 1881. q list OF wnolu
was then and there ,rt by the Clerk VI Court,
Jamcs 0. (haehere, I'd in our judg mcht jury
being reqm red for tn ,ecOnd and third ceAs ul
the term. W. taen ~ there proceeded as i'll
drawing the ffst tfiH Jurors, 10 draw thirty
additional ma fssFs 10 Sc e as petit jurors 1Vr the
I'd week and talrty add iOnal laues ~ serve as
petit jurors fc. the sd ek Of tho term OF Ga /.
court anu Sc tiutn III commissioners ulu
lntu iAer, place naLlcx drawn as
sioresaiu Iur I'd 4 sepaia q: wcea, III Separate
enve.Ules, aid .s.su a,tt tAuUreeu the s..luc,
~ urtwl, A4Ic44 cuhGlo yea GOuta uIllS taid
uaillcs WCrc tneu .sIJ lAtIt piaceu III a jury
DUX prov 4utu lUr lac puruoSu winch after
pUslLluE S1lu uaulta sneiIn AS Aforesaid was
scaled anu locked Uy hs and y Accu Ill lne cuSto-
ny Vi LIE CAci Il vi tnc euurt iut use ~ the next
term Vi Tie court.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

The Fay Tempirton company played
to crowcd houses here this week. There
will he matinee To-day at 2 o'clock.
and performance Tonight.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15

In testimony whereof, we have. hereunto
signed our names. the day and date above
PJ LEFEBVRE,
JOHN SIMMS. }ronn,;.e;o,.rs
C. MAYO.
JAMES o. CHACHERE, Clerk.
Jan. Is
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
LOCAL ITEMS.
For SO

The New Orleans Weekly Democrat
and the ST. LANDRY DEMOCRAT will be
sent one year, to any address.
St. Landry democrat., 1881-01-15
kA.6s----.,E n,an,hars of Cord

,pshe attention. - Comcil and o,
Chapter, of Eureka = p. ! N.
Girard Commandery, is called to e. !
notices in another column.