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LOCAL ITEMS.
The Police Jury met on Monday
last as u aboard of Reviewers"

The Police Jury met on Monday
last AS u "Board of Reviewers"
Our young friend, John Rodrigue,
of st. John parish, the efficient
agent of the Singer Manufacturing
Company of New Orleans, favored
uS with a visit on Tuesday morning
last. BE has been unwell and was
accompanied by comrade, of his
parish.
A negro boy living on Pelican
plantation, in trying to cause the
death OF his mother and brother,
was shot last week by the gun ar.
ranged to kill them, aud as conse,
quence, his leg had to be amputated.
We are sorry to learn that Mr..
Optieme Rodrigue, postmaster at
Edgard, st. John parish, had the
to loose one of his chill.
dren, fine boy, aged nineteen
months, of fever. We extend our
to the bereaved parents
in their loss.
We are under obligations to the
of the Louisiana Press
Association, through Is. w. Nc
q. P. " L, A, M, p. II. Il.
Co., Tor complimentary pass to
Shreveport and return, but regret
our inability to use the same.
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LEGAL BLANKs.-Justices of the
Peace will find always on hand at
the HERALD office a stock of all the
legal blanks commonly used in the
transaction of the business of their
courts, such as aft avits, bonds
warrants, commitments, subpenas
citations, marriage certificates, etc
These blanks are printed on fine
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WANTED.

A good Potter to take charge of a
pottery. Apply at this Office.
a p rSOu iSneeried tocut into cord
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WANTED.-SOme r,!i,fhle AM; com
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NEWS ITEMS.

Gen. Grant is slightly better.

zen Graht Is Sllghtly Deter.
VIM. Henry Smith, the new
English Secretary Of War, began
life as a newsdealer on a railway.
The President spent the glorious
FOurtl, quietly at the White House,
while his Attorney General went
fishing.
The closing exercises of the Louis.
lana State University and Agricul-
tural and Mechanical College took
place last week.
The foreclosure Of mortgages by
merchants to secure them for adj
vances is a potent destroyer Of the
large plantation system.
spring chickens sell in the Tex.
arkalia market ut twelve and a half
cents apiece. Verify the good PEG.
pie OF Texarkana can not com.
plain at such prices.
Col. John S. Young, of Shreye.
port, has been elected commissioner
TO complete the revision of the laws
OF this State in place Of Judge Seay.
who has accepted the appointment
Of Minister TO Bolivia.
The prohibition law is being
ligidly enforced lin MorehouSe parish.
a stOrekeeper who violated it by
selling whlskey was recently fined
$3.50 and costs for the Offense and
declared that he would not repeat
the inirdct0n.
A man was tried in Alexandria
last Thursday for the Offense of
sending Il threatening letter and
convicted. He was sentenced to
six months imprisonment in tho
parish Jail, fined fifty dollars and
costs OF the prosecution.
Our homes are what we make
them. We can't quell domestic
Iiot or put quotas to family lars
by simply hanging up ~ green
wOrsted motto of "God bless our
home.a Neither can We support
our families By suspending heother
popular motto, "The Lord will pro-
VIDE" 1t is honest toll that makes
the kettle boil.
General Grants book bids fair to
lie remarkably popular work.
Already there are 800, 900 Subscrib.
p+rs to 1t and the number is still
Increasing. he has given it to Mrs.
Grant, remarking that 1t was the
only legacy he could leave her.
Verify, 1t appears that the book is
legacy enough, and will undouht.
sdly yield her handsome support
the residue of her days, even should
she live many years yet. !.
Lieut.. w. Fl. Scheutze, of the u. s.
Navy, started on his trip to Siberia
Wednesday last, on the steamer
Eulda, bearing presents from the
Z. s., tfoIernemt to the Russians
who aided in the search for the
shipwrcked crew of the Arctic
exploring steamer Jeanette.
Mr.. Seheutge is Il nephew of Hon.
Michael Hahn, and was a member
OF the relief expedition to the i'll
fated arctic explorers. lie is
resident Of st. Louis, and has re-
celTed numerous well mrrited ties.
tlmonals and hattenng attention
throughout the world.
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Police Jury.
Proceedings of their Last Meeting.


Proceedings of their Last Meeting
HAHNvILLE, t.Charles Parish, !
Monday, July 9th, 1885. !
Police Jury met pursuant to law.
Present, Hon. j. L. BOutte, Pres
.idcnt, Mrssrs. Brou, LcBreton and
Salpy.
On motion of Mr.. LeBretOn the
reading of the minutes of last meet
ing were dispensed with.
Mr. Brou offered the following
resolution which was adopted.
BE it resolved that the Parish
Treasurer be and he is hereby in
structed, after paying all bills for
1884, approved up to this day, to
close all accounts for 1884, and to
transfer all funds of 1884 TO the
contingent fund of 1885.
The President appointed Mr.. LIE.
Breton rs member of the Finance
Committee, vice, Emile Rost, re-
signed.
On motion of Mr.. Sarpy, ii was
resolved that the Police Jury now
close its regular business and pro
coed as board of Reviewers i'll
conformity with law.
j. c.. TRlCHE,
Secretary Police Jury
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90 COMMUNICATIONS handed in later than
Wednesday evening, will lay over until the
week following.
~ Ali communications must be written Oh
enc side of the paper.
10 The fill name and address of the Wi
Tsr must accompany each communication not
for publication, but as a matter fgQod faith.
accommodations of u personal charac
ter will not he recognized, unless from req
ponsi6le parties In such cases a charge vi
" 50 asauare will he made.
1--WE cordially lnvtecorrespondence from
sl parts Of this and ne;ghboring parishes.
s-F@News and interesting local items res.
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from our advertisers, they will simply say
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THE COLLECTORSHIP
THE HERALD's ERROR.

THE HERALI)S ERHOk.
A few weeks ago the HERALD
essayed the diagnosis of what the
recalctrant democrats term the
civil service reform disease of their
new president. Our object was to
teach a conclusion as to the proba
BILE dismissal from office of Collector
Badger.
After considering the democratic
origin of Senator Pendleton's civil
service act; its complete approval
by the National democratic conven
ton; the emphatic announcement
by Mr.. Cleveland, previous to his
Inauguration, of his intention 10 be
governed by its spirit, even in his
appointments to those higher posi-
tons not embraced within the letter
of the act; and, further, considering
the high character of Gcnl. Badger
as an union soldier in the war of the
rebellion---tor whom the act sought
to secure special favorable recogni-
ton in its enforcement as well as
his honest and efficient discharge Of
official duties, the proclaimed main
object of the acl; considering also
that this collectors conduct was
not, truly, subject to what is sense
lessly termed "ofiensive paltizan
ship"-alter this careful considera.
ton OF the case, the HERALD reached
the conclusion that there was nothing
in the nature or progress Of this
new governmental disease Indicating
n removal Of the collector of the
Port Of New Orleans.
But the recent appointment of
Mr. Jonas conclusively shows that
in this opinion the HERALD was
mistnkep; and at once admits the
error of judgment, aud advises its
readers, should they hereafter
desire the casting the horoscope
marking the changes i'll the civil
service of the Federal government,
to seek some other astrologian.
1t should be needless for the
HERALD to assure its readers that
in its attempted study of the work
ings, the cause and effects, of this
new administrative system, it has
been actnated by no partizan OF
personal feelings. "Independent o
politicians,r rings aud cliques,7 it sim
ply sought knowledge Of a new
branch OF civil polity.
In any other view than of this
new tangled reform the removal ana
appointments are easily understood,
Gen. Badger is a republican, the
President and the new appointee
are democrats, the act is in keeping
wit strict party uSuageS. More
over, among the democrats of this
state no one, for his active party
fealty, is more deserving OF the
position than ex-senator Jonas,
Talented, and of genial manners, he
should at the same time prove to be
a good and acceptable Collector Of
the Port, and aservieeable lieutenant
to his presidential chief.
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State of Louisiana
Goth JUDICIAL DISTRICT COURT.
PARISH OF ST. CHARLES.
No. $50.
Mac ]. Ch0pSku. rS His Creditors.

Mac j. ChapSky, as HIS Creditors
WHEREAS MORRIS SCHWABACIIER,o f the
Parish of Orleans, the duly qualified syndic
in the above entitled and numbered case has
on this 9th day of July, 1885, fled in this court
q 1na, account and tableau OF distribution of
his administration of the same as syndic and
praying for the homologation of the same.
Public Notice is hereby given to all whom
it may concern, to file their opposition if any
they can or have, in writing, to the hOnorabl,
the Judge of our said Court at the Court
House within ten days from the fist publca-
ton hereof. why the final account herein filed
should not be approved and homologated as
prayed for, aud the funds in the hands of the
the said syndic distributed, in accordance there
with.
SLs} Witness theHon. EmileRost Judge
aud the seal of the said Court
this 9Th day of July, A. D., 1885.
j. b. MARTIN, CLERK Court
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To day the management Of the New Orleans
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bS Nichols Shepard 4 Co, that the, have
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e mtoundod
New OrleaGs, July 6, 1885
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tiSement of Mr.. Gaston DeBautte
rinSmith aud general repairer, o
Bonnet Care, St. John parish.
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