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The toast of Duncan MacLean, of the
Bay Horse saloon, where all true Scots
are wont to cOngregate, pronounced at
the Burns Festival, was
The taste of liquors, clearness, OdOr, shade,
are living proofs o. their specific grade.
You'll nnd all these that are Of highest source
Fragrant, fair, frigid, Tuning high with force
And hence the name of the famed Bay Horse
Rich, heavy wines, that are both sweet and
white,
The bOdy's size increase and cen its hight,
Art sick from vinous surfeiting at night,
Try al morn the Bay Horse, he'll set you right,
Who water drinks at meals, hath mischief
breWed,
The stomach chilled, voids Undigested food,
Avoid cold water, since once was drowned
therein,
All sinful beasts and men of sin,
and it was the Bay Horse that went
ashore unframed, and still stands at the
corner of Monroe and Second.
SEA Moss Fsrine, from pure Irish moss,
for blanc mango, buildings, custards.
creams, etc, etc. The cheapest, healthi-
est, and most delicious food in the
world.
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HARPER's MAeAzIsE Demoreats p
t@.-s91is md Cooley, for February. Also
fbs largest variety Of p~icsorlals, Aots2
en- Southern, Western AssssI4 60
iies In the city, St Joe Looke'a SA MAI
street.
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o. 0. F. DIRECTORY.

ODD-FELDoWs HALL, corner Of Main and
North Court.-EuthL Lodge. No j, Daughters
OF k-eDeEah-meeLE on the fourth Thurs
day night OF each month, 81 ~ O'Clock
q ~ Norwood NC Thomas Bacon. Sec
Rotary.
GAYos5 EEcANr1Esr, BIO. S-meets on the
FIRST and third Thursday nights Of each
month at7Z O'Clock. ]. r. Russell. g. p;
-. Na4AyAr ~ AuomA hacolE nclLDcs
MEMPHIS ID no. meets every Tuesday
night, az s O'Clock A. W. Jones. N. O.. j.
W. Heath, v. G. J. ". Wayuesburg, Sec'y.
BAEEEE L1DGE-B. Bingham. n. O.; W. &.
MOyston ". o. -ShIpway. Secretary.
CHICEAsAW LODGE, No. B-meets every Mon
day night. al 8 o'clock. oln Gordon n.
O. Iuus, s. Bingham, ". O.; Thos. Bacon,
Secretary.
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WANTS.

nOSITJON-By q thoroughly competent
II booEkeeper in 8 drst-clRss commission OF
wholesale house. Best references gwen. A0-
dress e. W, Appeal once, H
NY intelligent man Wishing 70 engage IN
a 81 p~ermanent. lucrative and respectable
business, having from S5g0 to Sl500, can hear
of d c1eueE for B days. ST so Main street, up
N6ne but drst-Cass men dealt with.
80 @. A. MINER
TVFRYBODY to know that ncN is the time
r. 20 plant fruit trees, grape vines, etc, and
flst have s. IRE a stock IS there IS IN the
county. which i VIII sell cheap for casn.
Call and examine, corner Washington ana
Third sts. [fe2ll y. y. BAB09CA
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LOST.

rOyFY-ruesdav afternoon the ZIst inst
III on Madison street. between Main ana
Front or in tha vicinity,sa roll OF money
cartwright dollars aud nfy cents tooetl
me dnder viii be literally rewarded by ieaV-
IL Al THOMAS GROSS.
100 500 Main street.
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The case of Clarke (for use, etc. VS.
Jackson Insurance Company ct al is still
on trial, and viii be resumed this morn
ing at the usual hour OF opening Of court.
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MASONIC IBECToRY

VI = ~
SOUTH MEECFHE, No. u8-meets I'd MOndayin
each mOuth-Hau cor. Madison and second.
", 8 Matthews ". HI Ben. K Pullen
Sec.
ATsERoFa. No Bs-meets lst Monday IN ev,
cry month, az Odd-F ell oWs Hail, Corner
Court and Main. en-. Carroll W.M.; John
Bsamlsh, Secretary.
LEILA uJTT- No. &9-meets lstEriday Of each
mOuth-Hau corner Madison and Second
r. n Hlghbea, ". M; NJ 3 judah, Sec.
DE5OTO. No. &8-mees Sd Friday Of each
mUuLn-Ddd-FeIoWB' HAN. r. 4. VILLAIN
son. W. NJ; r ". shelton Sec.
KHWLENLNG. No. Hl-meets 4Eh Friday Of
each mouth-at south Memphis Hall. cor
ner OF Madison and Second. W. A. Ed
monds, W. n Louis CZapsd, Sec.
RoYAL ARCH.
PIN CHAPrEE No. Z-meets % Monday OF
each monthLOdd-Fellows' Hall. A. D..
Wheeler, n T. u. p: C. O.. Locke. Sec.
MEMPHIs CHAPTEE EO.B U.D-meets at tod
Fellow Hau, 81 Monday Of each month.
Henry LYNN NE H. P.i BIC. steever,
Rand SIX
FuRrEA C0UECIL. No. 6-meets Sd Monday or
each mOuth-Odd-FellOWs Hail. D.. B. FOrs-
ter, Tn. H.; G.. q, Myers, Rec
TEnrPLARE
CTEEEE COEUAEDERTr No, @Meets 4th Mon
day OF each month. Geo. Melersb, Cora.
T. J. barchus. Rec
CALvARY CHAPUER or ROSE CR1IL- 18th, no.
J. Charles W. Adams, I'D, NJ. W. BIT,
IOmLnsour 3d. Sec.
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STEAM FITTING. s15 sacond street.
READ Walker Bros. price list.
GAS FITTING. sl5 Second street.

SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis.
penssry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide in another column. Ii
should DO read by all.
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The Amount of Capital stock paid up is
ONE MILLION DOLLARS, US. GOLD
ASSETS:

TIL Assets Of the Company are as follows;
Dash on hand and in the hands Of
Agents or other persOns.-.-..---5 II9,O506l
Real Estate unincumbered--.-- lHsOOG.Ol
Bonds owned by the Company
tO-Wit:
US. $40 Bonds, 10000, par
tl5U,tU
Nevada state Bonds, 5O,O00,
par o3,uJU
South Carolina state Bonds,
20.O0O, par value.--...-...... 1920
Capital Savings Bank stock,
lU,CO0, par vaLue.-.---...... l0,O0e- 29,2OlOO
Loans on ROnd and Mortgage, be.
ing first lien on unincumbered
real estate, worth double the
amount loaned b53,9A.7O
Debts otherwise ecured.-......... 543,3ll46
Debts for premiums .......---.. B,l65.65
Deferred premiums ........-.....-......
R59fifs 55Ssf s:s s55SSSI$ia.ss:3--. 2,sss g
Total assets N, 9s.6s
LIABILITIES. s. GOLD.
Losses unadJusted and in process
OF adJustment.-."'....- .---......-.. SoO,l2LOJ
Total liabilities ................... S50,l2LO0
The grestest amount insured In any one
risk rarely exceeds $4,000, on best store
The greatest amount allowed by The rules
Of said Company, to be insured In any one
city, town or village, discretionary.
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
CONTROLLERS OFFICE,
January 1, l87l.4
/, Ed. r. PERSEVERANCE,, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the Pacific
Fire Insurance Compan located at san Fran
cisco, in the state OF california. has produced
to me satisfactory evidence that said com
pany has complied with all the requirements
OF the laws Of the state Of Tennessee, inn
posed on insurance companies, n 1 fur
Their certify that Messrs. II. I. TomiinsOn g.
Co., Sgents of said Company, have also
complied with the requirements OF the laws
OF the state, made and provided in such
cases
Wherefore said Insurance Company has
authority 70 take risks and transact the BUSH
ness OF Insurance IN this state, at Memphis,
Tennessee, ED. r. PENNEBAKER,
Comptroller of Tennessee.
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FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS.

FFlar's PoiHt, Hsle1a and Beads u1lfsd
States Hail Packet.
Phil. AlIin,
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o WHITE RIVER.
MsmBhls and Hhiis River UaFfsa
States Nail Lie,

TIVE new ard elegant s15a-
wheel passenger packets
THIS line viii leave Memphis for D-Ea-.5
BIuH. West Point, augusta, I-sCEs1ururl ana
all points on mite river as DEs
kGALTENDEE..-.--- JOll d. eLulHr master
EveTy tuesday az O'CLOCK p-ms
r, p. Vail. WI Ashford master
Every SaEUTday. az O'Clock j. n-r
COunecting az DsvaiIs BLuG with railroad for
Little Rock and az J-acESDupnEr with the
light draught steamer FORT SOM -J| FHCa-
h0uras and all points Cu Black river.
cor nsizlE OF passage CppLy on 1gl-1sC T SO
Office Memphis and Arkausss ELvEr Packer
Com ". q. PATTEsGEr Agent
No. 9 Madison ST., stanton HL0rl
Or to ELLIOTT O. MILLER Agents
fe5 Nc 9 Promenade ST.. OPP HaHrIu--
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NASHVILLE Union and american, also
Banner, st Joe LOckeis 1861 Main street.
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For Arkansas BYsr---H5mBhis esd
Arkansas River Packs. Go.
-AU. S. MaH L-as.

Z 49, ~ aaaN
THE elegant Passenger Packets OF tals LI-s
leave Memphis Tor all points on ArEla-
sas river as follows:
Steamer NAHY BfTD---Hefuaz master
Every Monday .st lu-
Steamer T. II. ALLEN 5oabur1, master
! Steamer DARDAEELLE-7srr master
Every WEDNESDAY. Er5 pm.
Steamer PA CLEBURNEFraclald mesllr
Every Friday; eL pm.
{ DAYS goes through 10 Fort .ll-l- -le boats
I that leave Mempnls ga 4ouG sc and Fridays
l bosfs mr Fort smith. N with So agas for Hot
/ gnrfuas. Camden, ArEauelpDIa auI Wash
fngtOn All the boats OF t-Is line Luv-
ing been Duit expires LF tor rle trade,
possess superior scLOmmoiauols FOR pas
sengers and unsurpassed facLLlas Tor trans
porting lrelg1 20 all points on the AR
kansas river without detention, az ans stage
or water.
Frelghts consigned to this company a.
Memphis or Mouth of White river. via be-
torWarGed promptly to d-est-naucr without
JOHN ID. ADAMS, President
". q. FATEES1N. Agent.
fels No. Madison S.. sta1ton HlocE
Merchants ST. Louis and Arkansas .RiysF
Packet Company.
danelle, ozark, Van Buren, ana Fort
smith composed OF tns following
first cla8s, LOW-Water FrelELr
and Passenger Packets
SALLlE. II. 3. i~ahHsJn, Master
eOLUABlA, D. Halgy, Master
UTAH, X. F0Fh6ss, HastsF
hiehiE, - Master
Connecting at Little Rock with a.
Stages for hot Springs and the
lIgnt-drGught steamer LiEtls Eo-k. HoGsfJu.
master, for all points OF the upper Arkansas.
Freight received az al times from boat OF
railroad and Transferred, free OF charge. TO
boats Of this line Mark and consigu goods
TO 81. Louis and Arkansas River PACKET Co.
care OF ELLIOIT & MILLER, Ag'ts, Msupls-
7. NJ. q TO- Agents, lalrC.
~. ElLNEsIEkt Sup'L.
- - nnr-n - -
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
209 MAIN STREET.

GAS Stoves for Restaurants, ct Brown
d. Brownies, S15 Second street.
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LIST OF UNCALLED FOR LETTERS,
The following Is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis POsto flee and not deliv.
cred by carriers yesterday.
AL letters directed to street and numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers,
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NOTICE.
SELMA, MARi0N & MEMPHIS RAlLR0AD
COMPANY.
sfh pAY nE lie ~.

.TNHERE will be a meeting OF the Board o
Il Directors Of the above Road held at Co
Inn 1hns. Mlsslssippi. on the
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GRAHAM Flour.
Cracked Wheat.
Oatmeal.
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER, FINNIE d 90.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.
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RRAD walker Bros, price list.
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growrnh BRoWSaI s5 Second ElE5sE
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-18
Homicide.

The Mckinney (Texas) Messenger reports
a singular homicide:
A most painful affair occurred III this place
about noon last Monday, citizen. Mr. Jun
JUS Stiff, losing his life under the following
circumstances: Mr. Stiff had gone to his
boarding house Mrs. Hurt's) for dinner.
Perhaps n dozen persons or more were i'll
the hohsc at the time awaiting dinner,
among them Mr.. Henry Goodwin. 'lari-
working mechanic of this place. Goodwin
was reclining on bed in the south room,
when Mr.. Stiff entered the room withH con-
panion with whom he had been engaged IN
play. Approaching Goodwin, MIR. Stiff
placed his hand on GOodwin's head, rubbing
the hand over the head in playful manner.
Goodwin caught StitfTs arms above the ell
bow. leaving the forc-arnrs discngagcd
With the hand (perlaps the right. Stiff
tapped Goodwin on the cheek. Goodwin
did the same to Stiff, and rose to his feet.
Several slaps were given and returned.
Stiff stepped back two or three PAGES,
and Goodwin advanced single step,
paused. drew small poniard from the
breast pocket, and, making a lunge ut Stiff,
struck him a little below the left nipple.
Stiff turned pale. and. with q faint slnll" on
his lips, exclaimed: Il believe in my soul
he has stabbed me to the heart; l was only
playino with him" In fifteen minutes tho
unfortunate man breathed his last. 1t was
a sad occurrence, and cast Il gloom over the
entire community. Goodwin was promptly
arrested and, after undergoing an examlna,
ton before ESQUIRE Wilcox. was committed
to prison. The remains OF the unfortunate
victim were followed to their last resting
place on Tuesday by large concourse ol
ritiZenS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-03-18
Meeting Of tho City school Board.

A meeting of the City School Board was
held last night at the Council chamber.
The president OF the board, Hon. III. {.
Dibblc. occupied the chair. and the follow
iny members were present: Messrs. Boothby.
Clay. Cooper. Hahn, Joubert. Jackson.
Longstreet. Lynne, Matlack. Pinchback,
Pierce, Toy.
The principal business Of the session was
the discussion of the rules .or the govern
meeting. After some few amendments, the
rules were adopted. The rules for the gov
eminent of the schools are We: - be re-
ported.
Mr. Hahn called the attention of the
board to the expectancy OF conference
with the Board of Health. and offered 4
resolution calling for the appointment of Il
committee for the purpose. The resolution
was carried. and the Chair appointed the
followin. gentlemen: Messrs. Cooper. Clay
and Lynne.
The Chair announced the following COM
mit;ee-:
On Teachers: Messrs. Pierce. Joubert.
Deothby, Longstreet. Lynne.
On Finance: Messrs. Longstreet, Clay,
Jackson.
Ga Schoolhouses: Messrs. Lynne. Pinch
back. Cooper.
On Text Books Messrs. Jackson. Mat
lack, Booth by.
On Library: Messrs. Ma;iack. Toy. Hahn.
On Normal and High Schools: Messrs.
Hahn. Pierce. Matlach.
On Rules: Messrs. Pinchback. Boothbv.
Lonsstreet.
The following resolution was offered by
Nr Hahn, who explained his reasons there
for:
I'esoired That the president Of this board
be- and he is hereby directed to make a de-
man,l on the Mayor and Administrators of
the CITY of New Orleans, asking them to
levy and collect the school tax OF this year
already provided for iii a resolution
passed by this board. and on the me-
elect or refusal of said city authori-
ties to comply with this request. to insti-
tu;e legal proceedings against them. and
apply for any and all necessary wrts to
compel IA compliance with the law on the
subject of said tax.
The board then adjourned to meet on
Wednesday next at seven o'clock, at the
Council chamber.
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THE STATE OF LOUISIANA.
FOURTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH %
ORLEANS.

VIVHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
Il these presents shall concentrating:
Whereas, Edward q: Billings, having purchase9
at IL sal. made by the Sheriff Of the parish Of
Orleans the property hereinafter described hae
applied to the clerk Of this court, in whose ofaee
the deed of sale recorded OH the seventh day ~
June A. d. 1870. for u mOnitOn or advertisement. in
conformity to sections $50 to 1880 inclusive Of
being No. 50 of session acts OF 1870.
Now, therefore, know We, and all persons inter
estCd herein, are hereby cited and admOnishtd, in
Fourth District Count tor the parish Of Orleans
who can set up any right title or claim in and to
the property hereinafter described in conseguencc
of the under which the sale WAS made, Or any
irre:ulnrity iegality in the appraseinents aud
advertisements. ia time or manner OF sale, or any
defect whatsoever, to show cause, within thirty
days from the date ts nonition is first inserted In
the public papers why the sale so made Should NOV
The said property was sold by the Sheriff Of the
parish aforesaid on the twenty-eighth day OF Jann-
rendered on the ninth day of Drcember, A.. D. lS6O,
in Il suit entitled Joseph FRANCOIS Avet W. Augusse
Of the aSfnst Of ss tSs p e
chaser for the price OF *l5,Soo.
Description of property, as given in the judicial
certain piece or portion Of ground, together
m. menu thereon. and apprtsnanccs thereof and ~
the rights, ways servitudes, privileges and =.
vantaSes thereunto belonging, situated in' the
Third District Of this city, in the square bOunde0
by Esplanae, johnson, Kerlerec and Gavez Streets
forming part the lot Of ground designated by the
letter "C' on plan drawn by J. A. dHenecourt,
deputy, 50 veyor, en- the twenty .sec"nd OF Juns'
American measure ninety feet front on Esplanade
street, commencing at distance of one hundred
and twenty feet from the corner OF johnson street.
by a depth Of hundred and ninety three feet ak
inches and two lines, between equal and parallel
lines beins the property which the defendant
aca uired by purchase plaintiff per act pasaed
before Selim Wagner, notary pubic in this city
dated June l. 1863.
New Orleans February H. 1871.
PAUL E. THEARD, Judge.
FRANK C. RsAECK clerk. fe18 mh7 10
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NOTICE.

IN CONFORMITY WITH AN ORDER OF THE
1 Honorable. the Fourth District COurf of New Or
leans, dated the twenty-eiShth day Of January.
1871 the undersigned, appointed by said court, on
the application OF the city of New Orleans. for the
purpose of making all estimate and assessment for
the openin. of MOrtau street (iow Chartres), In
the Third District, from st Ferdinand to MOSfesut
streets, pursuant to plan drawn by e. A. Dr Arn'as
Surveyor u copy OF which is flied in the aforesaid
court do hereby propose to open said street as
per plan herewith filed for special reference.
Notice is given to all persons herein Interested that
the undersigned Commissioners have deposited
copies OF the said estimate and assessment concern
ing the opening OF said street, with plan thereto
annexed with the Clerk of the said Fourth District
Court for the inspection Of3whOnsOever II may
concern, and that the report OF said estimate a!
assessment by the undersigned Commissioners Will
be presented to said court for confirmation &C
c0rlng to law, TUESDAY. April I. 1871.
All persons whose rights and interests may be
affected thereby may state specially their objec
tons i'll writing ten days after the last publication
of this notice. such objections to be filed with the
Clerk of said Fourth District Court, in order that
said Commissioners may reconsider and alter Oh
amend their said estimate and assessment, if they
tirnation. according to law.
). Il. DARTHELEMY.
G.. W. GULBERrSON,
EOUIS ST. MARTIN.
Commissioners.
JOHN g. MONROSE
mill 10 y apt Secretary.
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NlONITION.
STATE OF LOUISIANA.

SEVENTH DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH OF
ORLEANS, No. 2Oo4.
vIVHE STATE OF LOUISIANA, TO ALL WHOM
l. thcs,. presents shall come. greeting. Whereas.
Jean Pierre torne having purchased for the sum OF
five hundred and seventy-ive dollars, at IA sale
mad. by the Sheriff OF the parish OF Orleans the
property herein described, has applied to this court
in which office the deed OF sale was recorded Oh
the thirtytirst day of January, 1871 tor montion
Ut advertisement i'll conformity to act OF the
Legislature of the state of Louisiana OF 1870 being
act No. 50. from section 1919 to 1890 inclusive.
Now, therrf-rr: know We: and La. all persons
monislie1, III the name Of the State OF Lou
islam, and OF the Seventh District Court
tor the parish of Orleans. who can set ul' any
right ti;l- claim i'll and to the property herein
after described, i'll consequence Ofany nformaItv
in the order. decree Judgment OF the court under
which the sal sale was made or any lrrS'llarity or
ille.ahty in tile aPpraisenlrnts and advertisements
in time manner OF sale, or for any other defect
Whatsoever, to show cause. within thirty days
from the day this montion is first inserted in the
public paper, why the sale so made should not be
confirmed and homolosated.
The sal property was sold bv the Sheriff Of the
parish aforesaid, On the seventh day OF December. A.
d. 1870 by virtue OF decree Of this court, rem
1862 in the slit entitled Denis Cronin VS.. Eugene
Parrenin. M. 2oG4 Of the docket of this court ut
which sale Jean Pierre Corn. became the purchaser
for the price OF live hundred and seventy five dot
lars cash.
Description of property, as given i'll the judicial
A certain lot of ground situated in the Third
District of this city, i'll the square bounded by
Marigny St Avidc, Vaudeville and Prosper streets,
measuring t!ilrtytwO feet front on Marigny street,
by a depth and front on st. Avide street of one
hundred and twenty four feet six inches and three
lines, between parallel lines, and forming the
OF said Mari.ny and st. Avide streets, to-
a-thrr with all the buildings and improvements
thereon
Clerks office. seventh District Court for the
parish OF Orleans. this twentieth day OF February,
1871.
(Sicned) +. WHARTON COLLENS
Judge of the Seventh District Court tor the parish
OF Orleans.
4 rue copy:
II. J. DI'>so,,, Deputy Clerk. fr24 NH : II "a
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CIRCULAR.
To the Boards OF school Directors.

To the Boards OF SChOOl D1fectofs.
STATE or LoUIsIANA.)
Once State Superintendent Public Education,
New Orleans. March, l81l)
EOR THE INFORMATION OF THE NEW
L hoari. of school directors. I hereby publish
the amounts OF the current school fund OF former
appOrtionments remaining III the State treasury.
There will be airport comment of the current
school fund for the quarter endin. the first. Mon
day in March, Of 1871. the stat" Treasurer III
forms the deduct tons TO tax collectors have
absorbed the money that accrued during the quar-
The new parish boards of school directors and
of those incorporated towns that number more
than one thousand inhabitants are required to RI
c.ve, Is as their organizations are perfected,
from the several parish town and ward boards
created by the act OF 1919 and nov terminated
all funds ami school records i'll their posses
son; such funds TO be app!ien by the new
boards exclusively to the b-netit of the
said wards, towns and CITIES; and where ne
elcc tors have voted tax for school purposes, the
parish and town boards shall receive and Apply
The proceeds TO the exclusive ieneht OF the wards
aud towns voting; and where police .Iurirs or
municipal authorities have eyiei special taxes
for the support of schools, the board, OF directors
for the parishes or towns shall collect and apply
the same ii: II has not already been COLLECTED and
1npliti} ill The manner and for tn" purposes pro-
vi,icd by law The boards will also assume
them II is expected that the former school
boards VII promptly account to the new boards
for all funds III Their ha ,i, am ., ,"r
will promptly transfer thrIr funds and
records to item. at the SAM" time furnish
Ing them win Snca ue'ai.cu ana genera
statements oi the work performed as
shall enable them to proceed intelsently. That
the treas.rers of the former boards may have no
difficulty in getting thrlr bonds Cancelled, state
n.ut III detail of the receipts and Disbursements
of the funds received by them is to be made TO the
new boards which statement must have the ai,
prevail OF the president and secretary of the ooari
"A copy which should BE- Sent 10 the sup-r'ntend-
rnt OF the division to which they br.onS to be ny
him transferred with his approval or di,appr0vll,
10 th, Office OF the State superintendent. Until
these made the Governor can not cancel the
bonds of the trtasurerS which bonds must be sent
to t.is office FOR that plrpOse.