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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

fore, ~
, ,sn'ature Of the 81 sI ''s,ea,cs !
I Inc APP applications ssS y X
by , nle,s school la sTc 1sNS
IN they have .,",ds !e,n,snI~.
, continue I'm, to co'n ,n'P|,'sd vi,
and the an san oucli laads -
ted, and said p me u aiGs|
erenee st to said p S,S,ls'ss
cit Ia On equal iooiIInss,' :
Sec. 2. NothiItnnS'e !.
construed 's *, as valIdsstlIanI' WI
e ep,In 1.;, ., the com aaSas v
a pl,ic, cat were r scass sLs
ca oy said eomn liSs'SsaN
hereafter made. ~ :" NJ
any way affect anv - ~
reeve reeve any, any other peF sn'i
nall, nal laws which sSSSidhl'' n,sS S'IRs y
Approved Febw,s
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

ond nsraa nus winch n
ana assessed for the yesrs
taxes may be due, and ny
OF public accounts Or ~
lector is hereby autborin
the taxes due thereon ~
the same and such recsI,s
receipt in full for ali t.r 4
1876. 2
Section 2. All laws i, :.
in conflict with the pf,ls'
act are hereby repealed
Approved FebruaryS,w
LEASING UNoRGAyIm
TY SCHOOL IEir
An act to provide for ls,
organized school leagvs
Section !. Be II ensllJ
islature of the state Of Tn
attorney-general, comnl.,
general land office sDl
shall constitute a bOani i
the "Unorganized count, I
board,' with power a1d ,
lease the three hundrjT
five leagues of land Sn|
year 1882 for the unorury
of the state, and situated /
ties of Hockey, Cochran,
Andrews, Martin, DsvN,u
subject to the terms hs
pressed, to-wit: Each ltxa|
leased separately tothe III
and all Enclosures shall r.
lent gates at least twelve Il
not more than three MISC
Sec. ,. That said land: l1z||
vertised for lease for sizSi5
LEGATION in one DewssiIsj
the cities of San Anld.
City, Fort Worth and q
Decatur, and may be ID
term of years not lest
more than ten, as miI
board best for The ultinis
the counties affected thens
that whenever any leagufl
leased shall become The u
erty of any county on ilsE
then the lease as toss
league or leagues shll
the same shall Be d
at once subject the cOnlN
spective county commist
other county school Ina
to the provisions Of the.r
ton and the laws tbeIef;
land shall be leased iih
cents per acre.
Sec. 3. Tint the rentS
shall be paid to thesiisi1s
nually in advance, nnra
the date of each leasianil
the treasurer shslltAp Is
the money receivdhaam
league, and lh. nlas| y =
shall lie used as aIstS We
school fund Of lhs ns
such league becomslDs
erty of a county ,sqs
proceeds of such less ~ y
treasurer paid over p Y
thority of such county "
able school fund 70 ~
managed by the conais
Of such county, acoolu'l
Of said seellgl
the state constitution, e.
expense OF advertising, 4
Sec. 4. That said bdald'
" report TO the stale
ease made by them
.eague or leagues emu.
essee OF lessees, and .lI
hall become null sud "
,avmeni. Of the snaal
inc or times berslles
md it shall be unne'ss
ion to declare lbs h rs
han the action Of ~ ". N
eport of the TREASURED :.
cen made on the pslls
nal rents. and all lssis \.
ella clause making itads
ract that a Judicial a M
he forfeiture is mol Tsq.''
ne ne forfeiture Of any pa.
lall Immediately s W
ne lands on which ~
ave been msde. !, nd
Sec. 5. That sall - !.
o odlu, with authorilyIss
les and regulations, " 4
i ith the the provision, d Z
.rd t to the s. isas'p pssl ~
6 se oo1 q No ccorporsiie
wed wed t. to lease said land !
ID Ii' lease to any CORR
EN- to use 81, sac -. and sud i
Sec. :. That thi l;,, 4,
a Z aSy,d daydi a F'e,sSiiuasfyS
CIla
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10
BACK TAyp

An act to authorize i, aAt
to render land ior " " ~
years 1871 to ls7s' 49, ,s,s
va, v,ldlng for the asses ss's''s
ZION ION Of taxes due tbs,s'sl
Section |. Be il e sns's'9
isiature ofthe STATE q ~
u n"t erN or agent Of any n,
not been assessed for ~
from A. d. 1871 to ia la; ~
i furnish MS the assessor y q y
which the land Is Il sit1ss
such land with an a iI'ss
value for the years FOR ",
dltion is madeand tbs Y.
i ~ with the yaluaiiaS
the state, county ana
against The same at tl,e i!
sessed by the coun ~
county in which the ~
upon other lands which !.
and assessed for the yss,e
taxes may be due. ans Il
OF pubic accounts Or II,
lector is hereby autborI,l'
the taxes due thereon ~
the same and such rees,,
1876. =
Section .. All laws o. n
In conflict with the pf,,s'
act are hereby repealed,
Approved FebruaryO N
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

pigeon-hole, jenny.lhd, devil am ong
The ,ailors' table, or anything of the
Kind used for profit, for n period of less
than twelve months; and provided fur
Their, the mayor and board of alder
men of any incorporated town or city
shall In no case levy greater tax on
any occupation than that authorized
by this chapter to be levied by the
county commissioners court.
Emergency clause.
Approved February Z, 1884.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-02-10

RATES OF ADVERTISING
FURNISHED ON APPLIcA TIoN.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
STATE NEWS AND VIEWS.


Mr.. b. w. Condor, Clerk of Court,
is prominently spoken Of by The lead
ing Republicans here as their most
available candidate for Congress
from this Distlict.-[T errebonne
Times.
The bursting of a lamp caused
the destruction of the store of Wm.
Burberry & Sons, on tile night of
the third inst. Building aud stock
were partially insured. Southern
Watchman.
A hanging took place yesterday
IN Houlna, These incidents are
becoming so common that they at.
tract but little attention ow q days.
And yet'not half he men are hung
who merit such a death .--[Thi60.
daux Sentinel.
DR.. Jos. S. Jones, of Jackson, La !,
who was reported last week as being
sick from small pox, we are pleased
TO learn is doing well, and able to
be up in his room. No other cases
have occurred IN that locality.
Mr.. John Fl. Clarke, the photo
grapher, No. 15l Canal sire i, sends
the Picayune a Photographic pic
ture OF the late Paul Morphy. Il is
copied from an old picture, but a
striking likeness Of this great CHESS
PLAY er as he appeared in his best
days.-[Picayune.
Col. F. II. Hatch, whose death
occurred yesterday, leaves three
cbildrei.-one daughter and two
sons. One Of his SONS is in busines s
in Kaufman, Texas. His two broth
ers are residents Of st. Tammany
Parish. One Of his sisters is tht
widow of tbs late Sam'I L. Moore
ofthiS city. The other Mrs. Rogers
. resides on the Atchafalayl.- Time,
Democrat.
Why is the infamy of public ant
/ unlawful gambling imposed up0l
this community on the pretext o
sustaining an almhouse, yet beg
gars--ilnpndently inportunate o.
disgusting in ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
{ ted to take possessions Of our prom
inent streets aud public places
Whose duty is it to answer.
DIR. Holt is to be congratulate,
!, on his Successful attempt to modif,
the extreme rigor Of our preSen
barbarous quarantine system. Will
imp owed appliances for dhsinfe(
ton aud fumigation, the trade o
tile city will not te seriously int,
fired with as it would Sssrf 4 ~ lss's
n''''Si encouragement OF Il forty
quarantine. Item.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
OVERFLOWN LANDS.

Many OF cur citizens are undrr
the belief that By recent legislation
the taxes OH property datn e o.,s;, ~.
80 :, :, 1917, ~ are to be reduced for
/. ise current year. This is an error.
The law simply provides for post
ponement OF the payment Of taxes
for persons thus suffering who will
observe certain formalities. The
Act just passed provides that.
nWheneyer land or other pro
perty has BEEN or is overlooked and
the owner wishes TO avail himself Of
The provisions OF this act, he shall
make in writing a s,0OgW statement,
that his property had been OF is
Of efflowed, and that by reason
thereof the payment of the taxes for
the Aeal during winch the overflow
occurred would be oppressive, and
that he is unable To pay the sum
without sacrifice OF bis property.
The said sworn statement shall be
ma.le in duplicate and both vi the
duplicates De signed aud sworn to
o. tue person claiming he benefit 81
alls sci; ons. Of said duplicates small
IL tiic b tho officer charged with
the collee.iun Of the taxes IN his
office anu tllereupon tue aiiiant snai,
0e relieved lfoul the payment OF all
axes for the Years for which ne
ciaitns a ,srronemstt,; "a, he S,l.si
pay the same tue fOiluwiiig zeal
Unless there lie a recurrence OF the
calainily. IL shall DC he duty u
the tax collector to make 4 seperate
statnlent and list Of all persons 10
gether with the respective GnsO0nl
OF their toGes, who shall claim and be
granted the benefits OF this act"
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
JOUR- BOOK TABLE.


The HERALD acknowledges the
receipt OF the Louisiana Sugar Re
port for 1854
We have received the pamphlet
OF the Indiana Paint and RootiDs
Co., OF 155 Duuie street, New York
City and AZ South Penn street,
indianapolis, lid.
NJ Theophile Harang has faNore,s
the Herald with the second nu...
Der of his publication called "The
National Syndieates OF Capital and
Laburp This number discusses
"fhe Relations between Capital and
Labor
We have received with compli.
ments OF the California Delegation
to the National Prohibition Home
Protection Party, Convention of
1884, the pamphlet of DIR. r. Fl.
Mcdonald, late candidate for the
presidency. Address, care station
A, New York City.
We acknowledge receipt from Dir.
Jos. Holt, President of State Board
of Health, his able, as well as piac.
tical pamphlet, entitled, San i'm.
proved quarantine SYSTEM An
obligation of the State. The queS-
ton as argued before the finance
committee Of the General Assembly
of Louisiana, June twenty sixth
1854
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
LOCAL ITEMS.

Hahnville was favored with a
visit from DIR. George p. p. David,
n former resident, now of New Or
lans, La.
We regret TO announce the death
of Mr.. f. I'll. Hatch, of Gretna, La,
quite u prominent resident of our
State, which event occurred on Sat
urday last, aged seventy years.
The pOstoffice at Waggaman has
been discontinued, and Postmaster
Merchant says that the mail tor that
point will either be delivered in ne "
Orleans or at Carrollton Station.
Our young and energetic friend,
Mr.. Paul A. DeLaville, who has
been OH Mr.. Bradish Johnson's,
"Home Place." for the past two
years, returned to Lakeland, Point
Coupee, La, Monday last, owing to
the closing Of the store on the place.
Now is the time for all friends Of
a real live parish paper, and those
Individuals desiring us to make i'm
prOvementS IN the HERALD, to as
sist by subscribing and handing US
their advertisements atOnee. Come
forward, friends, don't be backward.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
JEFFERSON PARISH.

The Parish Of Jefferson has for
many years had curious parish
government or rather a number of
governments. 1t is the only parish
ii Louisiana with two police juries
-oAe oil Tie Right Bank and one
on the Left Bank Of the Mississippi
River: There was continual wran-
Cling between the two, and much
litigation Regarding the rights aud
financial responsibility ofeach police
jury, resulting Ia much uncertainty
and confusion TO the citizens. All
this is now to be remedied. The
Legislature has just passed an act
mo. 92) to abolish these two juries
and to create in lieu thereof one
police jury Of nine members, from
nine different wards, three of which
are on the Left Bank. The Gov
ernori is to make these appointments
Immediately, and the books and
papers ofthe Old organiza tons IRE
to bt turned over to them. Section
sixth Of the Let which was ap-
proved on the tenth July, reads as
follows:
That the creation of the Police Jury of TIN
Parish of jefferson, under this act. shall in no
wise impair the obligations Of the inhabitants
or property in favor Of either political division
OF the parish as heretofore existing, but said
obligations and indebtedness shall be borne
and settled by the respective divisions Of the
| parish by which said obligations and indebted
moss were incurred; and the said Police Jury
4 of the Parish of jefferson shall without delay
ascertain ard cause to hquidated the amount
law. due by the said respective divisions Of
! said parish, and shall make suitable provisions
for the same under such regulations as it may
adopt. 1t being the intent and meaning q
/ this act that neither Of said divisions il to b,
held IN any way liable for the Indebtedness o.
the other.
1t is to be hoped that Jefferson
Parish will now have u government
that will do the greatest good to the
greatest NUMBER" and that the
shameful quarrels and litigation o
the former divisions may lie things
OF the past. We congratulate on
ncighbUrs ON The new state OF affairs
and wish them prosperity in thei
new union.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
HAHNvlLLE, JULY %, 1884.
ADYERTisINa RATES.
NEWS ITEMS.

We Thought We YER. tpo ale until we saw
The adveftia'1lensoI Kepdail'a SPAWN Cure.
Mr.. Doughty trapped d Beaver on
ihe AmiEe river Il few nights ago
gh lob weighed fifty pounds.
.l..---s,,As qrouiiis.. stops advertising
The man wIIbspt. up in Isu55 sssaass,,iss
because times are dull, h,FE 'ribcpKielS
the langhing.stock Of his business
neighbors.
The monument 0f Margaret Han-
cherry, the philalitropic woman Of
New Orleans, Was innuguratel a few
days ago Gen. Nichols delivered
she address.
Paul Morphy the renowned Chess
player OF New Orleans, died at his.
home in that city on tile tenth Of
July 1884 He was forty seven
years old
For FIRST class photographs, crayon
work, escyat reasonable charges,ca
on J. II. CLARK, artist, Of No. l51
Canal street, New Orleans.
at the regular monthly meeting
If tile Directors Of the Mexican
Exchange, which will take place on
Monday, twenty tFsf inst, at 7:30
o'clock. Col II. a. Lever will report
upon his mission to Central America.
The nineteenth annual commence
trent xercises Of tile "Jeiierson
College il 81. James, La. took
place Oh The fifteenth anu sixteenth
instant, for report ct which the
HERALD Is indebted.
Our readers win IA the hand.
eonply Illustrated Manual published
bv the Aiaetican Manufacturing Co.,
vrfayiieE hnrD, Pa, on Evapofating
lrnit, valuable and Interesting,
Sent ilee.
1t IN gratifying to see that the
causes Of the slow growth Of the
farming interests of the South Is
receiving the thoughtful cousidera-
tionof numerous correspondents, as
well as our contemporaries through
out the country
II il asserted chat q law is to lie
passed blythe Mexican Government
requiring all railroads IN that
country 10 fence the entire length oil
their lines. The Mexican Central
would have to spend 5000, 600 t.
comply with such law.
we have received copy Of this
proceedings ofthe Ascension branch
Of the Sugar Planters Association
of Lanisiana, regular meeting July
second, 1884. 1t contains vast
deal ofusefnl information, aud is a
specimen Of what onght to be don.
il every Parish.
We are pleased 10 see that Alder
man VIM. II. Moon, Of the city
council of New 0rleans,is N'igilantls
guarding the interests of our Ores
cent City ia the matter of collection
If hack taxes; the large amount due
if collected shortly, would leave !
surplus in tile now depleted treas
ury Of the City and State.
We have received a beautiful pis:
tine Of the Southern Exposition
which opens at Louisville, KY, Ang
sixteenth, and continues until Oct
twenty fifth. The view is of ths
main building, which is one of tbs
largest Exposition buildings evel
ese1tetl. 1t covers thirteen acres 0
ground, and will he lighted through
6aa d, Ave Thousand electric lights
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
Denver. coIoRADo. ArnlI 22nd. 1888.

DENvER. COLORADO. April 22nd 1882
DR.. b, IL Kendall d CO.. Gents; -Four Years
ago while in the employ of A. p. Perley & Co.,
Danvers, Mass, we had horse that became
spawned during the first year of my stay with
them, and remained so for four years, though
we used every remedy we knew of or could
hear OF but OF no avail. Some time during the
fifth year, flor WINS in their employ between
five and six years., we were recommended to
try Kendall's SPAWN Cure, and after using it
two months the Horse was cured the enlarge
ment having been entirely removed, and thus
beieveing II to be valuable medicine / fully
recommend it to all who have occasion to use
It, Respectfully,
r. II. LYONS
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
on THIRTY DAY TRTaI,

The VoLTAIo BFLTo.; Mars il a II, Mich. will
send Dr.Dye's Celebrated Electro-Y oltaic Belts
and Electric Appliances Oh trial for thirty days
to men Lyoung or old who are afflicted with
nervous debility, lost vitality and kindred
troubles, guaranteeing speedy aud complete
restoration of health and manly vigor Adj
dress as nbove.-N B.--No risk is incurred as
thirty days trial is allowed.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
MALTaEATED BIZ ,MExICAxs.

A ,,ianat.b fron, Wasb;nuton INV &; VS. nth
savR. InfsSrnafion ms '6sen recssis,. psare
tb,,t Maiar AIorgnn sfor,ans ~ No, y9rir
5ss besy ,o,gl,fv bau,ll5.J IL Mov;,.s', ..a,l
;sny,.d NJ III ,,ta,;tias -, ,,.,,,,. ~,
charges n ,;.yar Morg,,,s was MAIN, bpb
I5Stb Nav S,rI, Rec;n et Irvine te MI
bavin,s at,i'sa csns;le,,bIa neans s,
n"ss +; NV ya,ls ~, s,,c ths van. u,
W,ss MaS;on Ia '.,',.olsoi ",s. '.h
,sI;c, he n,.,,,,nse,i to 100. nil, WaSi,.s, 90,
~ sst ,,s,,, 10 ,is;ts3 aiasi.n ~ -
Nasal :, i,,,a her1 AZ ,atfs tbieb 10 w.
faIsjnS IL Mn MeTico When oba,,t s.,a,fS
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26

HOW DO YOU EXPECT 10
KNOW what is going on in \ M
parish unless you take your par Il
paperY Do not rest until you liza I,
subscribed for it.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26

handsomeat.ch cheapest, best. By
the renowned historian snd biographer, Col.
Conwell, whose life Of Garfield, published by us,
outsold the twenty others by CO. 300. Outsells
every book es er published in this world; maiiy
agents are sell ng- fifty daily. Agents are max
ing fortunes, ~ new beginnere sudcessful;
grand chance for Them. $43 50 made li.yi alady
agent the first das Terms most liberal Par
ticnlars free. Better send % cents for postage,
etc, on frer outfit now read 7, including large
prospectus book,ana save valuable time.
ALLEN & Co, Augusta. Maine.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
40 CHARITIES STREET, N. Q.
TUFTS
EXP 'ECTORANT'

Is composed OF Herbal and Mucilaginous prod
ucts, which powmemke the substance OF the
Lungs. expectOrates the acrid matter
that collects il the Bronchial Tubes, and forms q
soothing coating, which relieves the tE-
riha8iOn that causes the cough. At cAehmses
them when emfeebled by disease, invigor.
ates the circulation Of the bIoods and braces tho
nervous system. Slight colds often end In
consumption. It il dangerous TO neglect
ahenas Apply the remedy pronaptlys A
test of twenty years warrants the assertion that
uoremedy has ever been found that tg as
prompt in its effects as TUFTS EKPEGTORANTs
A single dose raises the ph1eRIn, subdues
inflammation. and it's use speedily cures the most
obstinate cough. A pleasant cordial, Chi1-
aren take iE readily. For Group IL ts
Invaluable and ahoald be in every family.
In 4Hc. and 81 BOTTLES.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
WANTED.

A person isneeded tocut into cord
wood tile woods between Hahnville
and the Railroad. Apply at this
Office.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
Now is time to advertise your
goods in THE HERALD.

At the request Of the lawyers the
terms Of our District Court for JEFF
ferson parish have been changed.
The terms now III the three different
parishes are as follows:
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26

Now that sugar is SO low, we are
pleased to see that some Of the
progressive farmers Of the south
are giving their attention 70 tue
raising ofcereaIs, such as corspeas,
oats aud wheat with encouraging
success. Harl times viii continue
as long as our farmers have tLeir
smoke houses in the west and pur-
chase, instead of raising their own
breadstufss.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
18th Judicial District


JURY TEKss11ts5..
Jefferson-First Monday of April 81 Fourth
Monday in November.
st. Charles First Monday Of Nav and
second Monday Of October.
St. John the BSptIst-Eirst Monday of June
aud first Monday Of November
CIVIL TERMS.
Jetferson-Filst Monday Of July and Pad
Monday Of january.
81 Charles-First Monday of February and
Fourth Monday of July.
st. John Baptist--First Monday of Mareh
and Third Monday of August
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26

DR.. Casper recommends Kendall's SPAWN
Cure III the highest terms, aud thousands Of
eminent physicians do the same See adv't.
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26
vENDRE.

Par le DIR: afeng, dams sa residence a Hahn
vile, Madi proclaim 29Jnlliet, chevaI, voiture,
articles de MENACE: Lis eomplets, armoires
tables etc, 10 tont au compliant on credits
avsc henne seeurite,
The St. Charles herald. [volume] (Hahnville, La.) 1873-1993, 1884-07-26

Quite an interesting meeting Of
the Sugar Planters Association,
took place at their hall, No. "a
Baronne street, on Thursday, July
tenth, 1884. +, Emile Rost, an
efficient and popular ut /
Charles, chairman of the committee
to make suggestions about q sugar
exhibit at the Exposition, submit.
tedamoug their report the following,
viz:
That the expenses of making sneh
exhibit should assessed among
the different sugar parishes, and
collected from police juries q from
voluntary subscriptions of The Sugar
Exchange, planters and merchants.
The Brookhaven leader. [volume] (Brookhaven, Miss.) 1883-1891, 1884-12-18

All speeches" sent out by mem
bers of Congress to their adoring
constituents are not first delivered
by their authors-not by any means.
While question of privilege was
under discussion in the House last
week, Representative Taylor of Ohio,
read from a list prepared by the
Public Printer in order TO show that
it was largely the habit of members
to avail themselves of the privilege
of having speeches printed which
are never heard on the door of either
House. One of these tables discloscs
the interesting facts that during the
45th, 46lh, and first session of the
18th, congress, 500 speeches were
printed which we're never delivered
on the floor, while 1882 speeches
delivered were withheld for revision
and substantially altered. He also
read letter calling attention to
the fact that "Salt in Politics." a
political speech of Cox, of New York,
was not delivered in the house, but
was reprint of a fourth of July
address to Tammany Hall.