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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

An lnsubordinati0n as tiagrant as over
waelined Beadle Bundle has broken out
among the British paupers. They actually
complained of the water at Ollhaven, As
soon as the authorities recovered from their
astonlshment they essayed an examination
OF the well, aud found the Gecomposed re-
mains OF an imbeciie drunken pauyer who
had disappeared some time before, He was
taken out and cheerfulness restored.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

Sixtv-nine counties of North Carolina.
embracing more than two-thirds of the
State, give an aggregate majority against a
State convention Gf 93i9. The proposed
convention was lfavorite scheme OF the
reactionists and unreconstructed. Its de
sign was the substitution of the old artist ..
cratic constitution OF the State. slavery
excepted, for the new and liberal one that
as now in force. The attempt, it will be
AeaU. Ia a failure
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

The Empress Carlotta, widow of Maxi.
milan, is sinking rapidly, and her death is
momentarily expected. 1t is positively
stated that, unless miracle should occur,
she can not live through the coming au.
tumn, % she is now subject to periods Of
at time She is but thirty-one years of
age.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

1t is said by the intimate friends of fine
late Paul de kock, the novelist. that his
death was caused by grief, because of the
destruction, during the war, of his elegant
mousse at RomainviHe This house was A
marvel OF beauty, and contained fine the
atre, ana was filled with some of the finest
works OF art. Paul de Kock died withou,
any of the many governments Of France
unuer which he lived-the only literary
man OF note Of his country to whom such
an nOnOr was not granted.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

Inc Emperor Napoleon's horses are said
20 nave brought excellent" prices, but the
ment that they were in wretched condition
hardly appears from the sums paid. The
highest single horse brought $50; the high.
est pair vll60: and the sixteen sold in ali
brought but 378OS, an average of S4SS-not
large sum for stud fit for An emperor's
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

A murder case which has excited a great
deal of interest in the West has terminated
in the acquittal OF the accused. George
VanderpOol was the defendant. and he was
charged with the murder of his partner,
Hebert Field. at Manistei. Michigan. on the
fifth of September, 1869. He had three
trials. the first at Manistee, where he was
convicted of murder in the second degree,
and sentenced to solitary confinement for
life: the second at Kalamazoo, where the jury
failed to agree. and the last, which resulted
in his full acquittal, at Hastings. The YER
dict of the last jury appears to be IN &C
and vanderpoors case, if he is really limo
cent, is certainly one deserving Of commits
Grafton. His property has been wasted in
detraying the expenses of his defense; he
has been imprisoned for more than two
wears, portion of the time in solitary con-
finelnent, while the mental suffering he
must have undergone can well be imagined
to have been worse than all the rest.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24
This is reported by the Plaquemines Re

This is reported by the Plaquemines Re
publican:
We have to record terrible affair at
Buras. On Sunday night. the tenth instant,
Thomas Carlini was stabbed by Ernest AL
berti. from the effects of which he died in
about half an hour. Carlini was buried on
Monday. the eleventh instant. The Incl
dent has thrown gloom over the entire
community.
We refrain from any remarks regarding
the cause OF the homicide. Both parties
have heretofore stood high in our commu-
nifty. Mr. Albert is an old time resident,
and thriving merchant of Buras. Mr..
Carilnl was young man, having just at
tanned his majority, and was universally
esteemed
We understand that Mr. Alberti will be
examined before Justice Brainerd on the
thirteenth instant In our next issue We
may be able to lay full particulars before
our readers.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24
In discussing the levees, the Plaauemines

Republican says:
We wish to state that we consider it
utterly useless for our small riparian pro-
prietors to wait for the Levee Company to
make or repair their levees. By waiting,
precious time will be lost, and nothing but
general concert Of action will save our
parish from destruction.
We understand that our police jury will
take the matter in hand; whether success
fully or not, we can not now determine,
but advise those having levees to make or
repair to 90 to work.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24

A eowed Cairo paper says: "A lady,
whose husband is In the city iail, gave ~,
fair warning that If We mentioned his name
she would tear our eyes out, crush us.
grind Us into the dust. We are therefore
ulum"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-09-24
Popular Ignorance Regarding Teachers
q Institutes.

Popular Ignorance Regarding Teachers
g Institutes.
We clip the following from the National
Normal Educational Monthly, for September,
published in Cincinnati; 4. ii. Holbrook,
editor:
TEACHERS INSTITUTES NEW THING
Educators Hare TO Instruct Editors Concern
ing 1hem.-One would hardly suppose man
capable of reading and feeling any interest
In education. would need to be informed Of
the value, necessity. nature and prevalence
OF Teachers Institutes in this and all other
educational sections; but there seems to be
great many such men in Louisiana-nOt
among the mechanics and traders. who
might be excused for their ignorance in such
matters, but among editors; not among the
editors OF country papers, who get their ideas
mostly at secondhand, but among that
portion Of the press which claims, by virtue
Of superior intelligence, the leadership in
directing public opinion. 1t was left to the
New Orleans Times and the Picayunc to dis
play their ignorance of the cOmmonest edu-
catiOnal institutions, to prove themselves
stupidity blind guides, and, above all, to
illustrate what we hope is not the true idea
of Southern chivalry. During the month
Of june Of the present year." says the New
Orleans Journal, has been rendered memo
TAOio In the eOncatlOnal work OF this state
by the formal Inauguration Of series of
Teachers Institutes, which have been held
in different portions ST the State, under the
direction Of the several division superintend-
ents"
The institute held in New Orleans was
orllllant success, in spite of the contempt
IDLE misrepresentation and continued abuse
heaped upon it by the New Orleans press.
II was attended by;nearly the whole num-
Der Of teachers employed in the public
schools Of the city. A large share OF the
time OF the institutd was given to Miss II.
n. Morris, from Massachusetts. for the pur-
pose of illustrating dhe best methods of pri-
mary instruction. gontining herself to the
elementary principles of education, Miss
Morris performed Her work with a clear
ness, precision and selt.possession which
gave a charm to those portions of the exer-
cises assigned to her. So saws Mr.. CONWAY.
the State superintendent of Instruction
Yet the Times and the Picuyune. in snjte ri
all the boosted go4d breeding and social
culture Of the South. could not aIlude in
terms OF commences courtesy to this lady,
who had come among them for a noble mir.
pose. One can only, wait for the fatal end
which such suicidal action must eventually
bring upon its perpd traitors
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HJT1e Northwestern Farmer. OF
ImslianaI oils, Indiana. for December. is
the finest yet Issued. The table OF CON
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OF Tie Dubois County Agricultural
Society nj their meeting on last Monday.
elected the following officers for tho
ensuing year: President @. i. Hobbs:
Vice President -R. NJ. Wci,nan; Sccrc-
tary- J. Gmmclspachcr: Trcasurer-M.
Friedman: Directors S. Bixlcr, Tobias
lIcrbig, G.. Niclaus, j. q. Wocbkcnbcrg,
a. J. Gcssman, lguatz Bucllart. The
President aud Vice President were an-
tliorizcd 10 receive bids for the ncccssa-
~ lumber 10 fence the grounds and also
10 clean oil the dead timber. aud report
to 4 meeting Of the Directory to be held
att o'clock. on january 2, 1872. at the
Court House. An additional assessment
Of ten per cent. on the stock was made
80 provide for payment on land, ant
necessary expenses. Reports Of officer
showed The Society in prosperous
condition, with a fine prospect for
good Fair next Fall.
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!.
SHiEIFl'S SALE NO 8.

NIOTlCEls hereby given that by yirj
~ tue of a certified copy OF u decree
ISSUED from tie Office Of the Clerk Of the
Dubois Circuit Court, and to iuc direct
ed. rcQuiriag he to make the sum OF
three thousand twJ hundred and sixty
six dollars and thirty five cents, with
interest on laid decree and costs, ! will
proceed 10 Oiler for sale at public auction,
10 The III -:lcst bidder. for cash in hand,
n, lie door Of the Court House Of Du-
b, j. CO. nty, in the town Of Jasper, on
SATURDAY. December 23d, 1871,
between the hours Of 10 o'clock a. III.
and 4 o'clock y. IN. OF said day. the rents
md profits for term 40, exceeding sew
IN wears. OF the following described real
estate. situated IN Dubois county. State
Of Indiana, tO-Wit:
Part OF the south west part OF fraction.
al section No. twenty-One (2l), IN town
ship one t1) north Of range tive 10 west,
lccrtaining ~ lundrcd:hs Ut an acre.
more or less, and commencing at a stohc
marked letter n. east Of the alley at the
south east corner OF lot No. eighty.six
1867. IN the Town Plat of rOrtcrsyil!c,
thence north 81 and I'D minutes, cast
four poles and twenty links to u stone
lll3ckcu .Cttcf -, sNuSV "ossH "SSs
fourteen POLES To a stone marked letter
"C.v thence south ga aud 80 minutes,
wc.t FIVE poles and ten links to II stone
marked letter .D." thence south % and
30 minutes, east fourteen poles and fv.
links to the beginning rcscrving thevc-
from however. that par. or parcel there
Of containing 81 rods ,lrrctO'nre solt 10
John 4. Eiscnllu'. hy nccd Recorded,
Book ~. of deeds tor Dubois county.
page li;.
Also par! Of Tic enuih west quart r. a
fractional section 10. swcnty-ohc i.li
af.,r.c aid. containing one quarter Oi .n
acre more or less. commencing At II siohs
ca. o! ,.c alley Of lot No. 80. in '!'~
(. Town al rortcrsville: tlcncc south 8
~ n:i:;,,i.s. east Us feet, thence NORTH
So and 10 minutes. east 100 feet: thcnc@
north = and 50 minutes, west 100 feet,
,irucc -oa.h So ans; 80 inmates, west
T. iC5 feet. 10 the beginning
And on failure IN realize the fn'i
amount ufp,iiripal. Interest AMI costs
called for ly said c@cri!,!on. viii III TIC
|, same time ara place. a1' IL IKE manner,
sell Ike rvc s.ngie OF SAID .cei estate.
!, Taken a. Ike proprrt: 81 W ''i'a'''
llroa,l an, ,.''; anna kl"del. at lie ~n'.
, ri John klo,'vl.
Said sale il. lac male without relief
p, from valuation az api,rai.,ncnl laws 1T
the State o. Indiana.
TOniA, iIEENIt. :. -. (.
II. l., rTrssn. .sn'y Pin.
y Dec. 1T. lS7l-M3. OLE s'.
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sHEpIfI,s SALE no. 10.

NOTICE i, lcrrh, given that ny v'r-
~ iuu pfn certified cop, OF deere
Issued .rom the o:,:cc ori!ic Clerk ni The
Dubois Circuit tuuii. and To hlc direct.
c,i, rcanrn. me Ia mike The slim =
Four Hundred and Forty dollars nn
>is;v-.cvcn cents with Interest oh sal
.:rcrcr and costs. will prm:c! ~ DIR
str s;.!c u. public auciion. I" the h'%''"-t
bidder. for casl, in hand. III The dnor ~
:.,c tourt House .f Iiubcis county, in'i-
iana, ia the town o.! jasper, on
SATURDAY, December :.Ii, 1871.
Between III. hours Of 10 o'clock, \. NJ.
ans, O'Clock. II. NJ. 81 said day, The rents
and profit. for II term not exceeding: srv.
eli years Of the following described real
estate. situated in Dubois county. State
of Indiana tO-wit:
The north wcs; quarter Of the mort,
ccs! c,.cr.cr of section No. Twelve Oh
IN tow nship No. one ~ south OF rang
Ne. four "A, west, 10 satisfy pcc'sc ~
favor OF Peter s'chcnrich, and the norm
east quarter Of The south cast quarter.
and he south cast quarter of the rvN'a
cast quarter, and The soutir west quarter
Of the suull, cast quarter. all OF section
No. one a. in township No. one sou'''
OF range No. four (il west, being ono
hundred and twci,l. acres, more or irss
TO satisfy Decree in favor Of Gofsei"
,auscl.cr anJ Peter .'.hcur!ch.
And on failure 10 realize the Inu
amount Of principal, interest and costs
called for by sail decree, | will at 'ns
same time and place. and il like 'nanncr'
sell the fec simple oi' said real estate:
y Taken as the property Of Casper MISC
and Thcrisia Rise. nj The snit Of GOticlD
Rauschcr and Peter s,cllcmrich. :, /.
said sale will hc made without rc''ct
from valuation or appr,iscment laws Of
the State OF indiana. ,
TOBIAS HEItl'IG. Sheriff II. y:
Doane, Fisher Il isuc,tmcr. Attys I!n.
Dec. Isl. 1S7l.-3w. $iZ ".
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y,cy,ort Of the Commissioner Of In.
tcrnal Revenue.

ARLINGTON, Dec. 2.-T..c report Of
the commissioner Of Intcrma! Revenue
states the aggregate receipts from all
sources, exclusive Of the direct tax upon
lands, and the duty upon the circulation
and deposits of The National Calk, were
for tho fiscal year Of 1871, one hundred
and fory-four millions, eleven thou
sand, one hundred and scvcn:y-six dol
lars. This sum includes tho amounts
refunded and allowed Oh drawbacks,
amounting to six hundred and forty
thousand. four hundred and sixty-cight
dollars. The Commissioners estimate
of receipts for The the current fiscal
year. un.'cr the present law, Is ono hun
lrcd and twenty-five millions Of dollars.
1 Receipts from spirits for the iisc"l.ycar,
were foriy-six millions. two hundred
and cighty-onc thousand, eight hundred
aud foriy-c:ght dollars; amount Of tax
received on fcrmentcd liquors, seven
millions, one hundred and forty-nine
Thousand, seven hundred and forty dol
lars. Total receipts from tobacco for
I,hc year. thirty-tlirce million, five hun.
'd,ci and seventy eight thousand aud
eighty seven dollirs, an increase OF two
and a quattcr million over last year. :
Total amount Of manufactured tobacco
represented by amount of collections
one hundred aud five million, eight hun.
drcd and twcnty-cight thousand, nine
hundred and sixty-three pounds: tota
humber Of cigars. chcroots, etc., OF
which tax Is collected. ono billion, three
; hundred and thiry-two million. eight
. hundred and fort -four thousand. three
. lhnndrcl and iiity-scvcn. The increase
:. il due to the rcccn, change IN the Law
changing The mode Of collecting thcst
articles. The Commissioners favors con
: soli,la,ing the tobacco lax at the rate 0
r .twcniy-iour cents. IL 1t can he dom
!, without loss Ia The Government. and OK
: presses The opinion that the present sys
TEN orcxport bo,ucd warehouses cal
! bc entirely abolished. 10 tho interest
c both 60, crnmenl and manufactures.
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Township I:aciivi.,' institute.
'y>i'E Teachers OF rnioka town hin.
dubois county, Ind. viii hold a., If
.irsi institute on Saturday. nccemb y ~.
1871. commencing N 9o'e!urh, a. NJ. in
The town of llumiinglMrg.
All The teachers I'll Dubois county arc
rcsp,s fully invited 10 hcp.cscma that
Time. We expect 10 keep up cur meet.
ings at least once n month. and We hopu
that we inav have II good attendance.
Iiv.liN1nvEu, Dec. 9Th. 1871.
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pETTIT JrHoRs.- Tie following
persons have been selected 10 serve as
Petit; Jurors at the January term OF the
Common Pleas Court, TO DC begun in
Jasper OH the the Isl of January. 1872
Columbia Tp.-Jolm Dudinc and Jno.
Arnold.
HARRISON Tp.--W. ii. Drin.on and w.
+. Chappcll.
cambridge Tp.-Jno. l.. Norman and
Geo. Berger.
Hall TIP. Allen Cox and Henry Bicrs-
chunk.
patoka Tp.-Wm. q. Harris aud pa
vid q. Abel.
Ferdinand TIP. Herman Lukcn and
IL crhart Brunsmaui.
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LAKE ERIE AND EVANSVILLE X. r.
we published last week an extract from
the Seymour Democrat, stating that the
money was on deposit in the First Ma
t;onal Bank Of Evansville. TO build the
first t,tty mile. Of this road. and were
considerably elated at the prospect.
I,ut on Monday last comes the Evans
vile Journal, and publishes the follow
ing article, which doesn't agree with
the Seymour papers proposition. How.
ever, We wish that il all may he true:
.Tur LAKE ERIE X. R.-Col. II. Pat.
,i,ou. Of The Lake Eric railroad, arrived
IN town on Monday. lie reports thai
arrangements have been perfected 10!
FURNISHING. the necessary cash 10 built
The road lust as soon rs the subscriptions
az SNO. 900 arc made up. Col. Pattiso,
Il satisfied not only that the money vii
be furnished by tho capitalists, but TIA
the amount will be subscribed. The en-
pinccrs left on Monday, TO locate th
iinc between Doonvillc and the CANA
for the graders TO work upon. The roa'
las 10 lie constructed and IN operation
10 I.oonvillc, by the first Of June, or IN
subscriptions along the line arc forfeit
cd. Col. pattison cNpresscshis full cor
Adenc, that the work will he done q
promptly rs Evansville or other local
ties interested could desire.
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0S'Wc were pleased 10 ,mnct DIR. ~.
hin. Superintendent. and Mr.. Henri y
Lewis, OF Cincinnati, one OF the Dircc,
tors Of tho nockport railroad, in on
town "Wednesday. They rcrrcscn, eve.
~ thing connected with that cnlcrp;.i,,
as progressing f,vorabiy.