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The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02
u'ublisl'e,i May 81. ls.1.l
ORDINANCE NO. So.

A. OnDi:s nRscS. to- ssneud Ortinaucr GO, ;~
gard 70 dram shop. tavern and grocery licenses.
Be 10 Ordained by Gs xsvsr aRd Cou"ciiaas. ef she
City Of Sdliad
sECriox That section Of Ordinance No. IS.
gard dram, shop tavern and grvccry licenses passed
July 21st, lSsi, De amended to read fOllOws
section J. Eefo person shall he lirrusel sfove-
said he shall pay info the city treasury -umoi I'VE
hun 1red dollars per year
SEC 2 That section Of Oriinance No -. in re-
gard to dram shops, tavern and -uceSy licenses. b.
am: the sanc i hereby reiseotrt1.
SIC. 3. This oriinancc asaH tske effect AMI be In
force frsu and after lis publication In e Saline
County journal
Approved April skh, lssa.
W. RUSSELL. Mayor.
hereby certify the foregoing tn b. true snd cor
rect copy Of ordinance lAssl 10y tn G0uncilnsen o.
the City Of Salina, Kansas the 18th day OF April.
tsEAL ] ls.2
= Attest: Yarp. n. wiLaNsx. City 1,rFk
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02

A scale Of points has been determia-
ed upon determining the relative value
of stock on exhibition at the fair. l,l00 10
the standard for perfect animal and
each Judge will be furnished blank MP
on which he viii mark 90 many points
epppaise the title Of every part of the
asimal - il Ais jsdssasnt is Aeeitsd.
These 4arksd hlaAks Ars tien hAAded
- NE saasriaAs - q thse i4p ~ >
eparasss tks-a6sEi nd mxkA1 4 SNfetc
ten decision IN sccordanee herewith.
This 10 an excellsat method add will
ssoid many unjsse- aecvions. -cs~ass-
realsk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02

UPposers of The present administration
make 2 strong eppsal 70 tn DSSpis
against it in the nams Il R6fossa in
the civil scryice.y Hereysr usch Ault
may be fosnd 1gainaS - adhinistra-
ton and however much ID has erred. in
matters Of national policy, to all fair
minded men it seems unjust and untrue
to accuse il Of being worse ia matters
pertaining to the ofiice-bolding system
.shaa il. predeeessor< This system has
been in vogue during the administra-
tiuns Of our psrest aud most ineorrupt-
ibie presidents, and is defended to day
BY many Of the leaders of both parties
in Congress. We must give General
Grant the credit Of having annonnced
his intention and having urged his par.
" ~ regsnerate the civil service. He,
Of course, has often erred in his appoint
mcnts to Office, and has acquiesced some
what to this pcrnicious system; still, he
has feltthat it, future results, constant
" deepening and expanding, cannot bnt
be destructive to honesty in govern
mentnl. positions. True reformers do
not look upon this system as an evil
of the present, but as one Of
the unfortunate defects which has long
cxistcd in our government aud must BE-
soon eradieated. a- - r
There is profound conviction tina,
something must be done, and the party
that urges it the strongest and makes
the most effort fur true reform, is the
party worthiest of support. That the
Republican party is able and competent
to check this pressing and threatening
evil there is no doubt, and We believe
eventually Il will do it. Petitions have
gone up from the business mon Of the
onion to Congress urging the reform,
the people are urging it all over thu
land, and the times seem TO augur that
the period is fast Fastening when fitness
shall BE- the qualification and efficiency
the tenure Of office.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02

Speaking ot Conlsing's prospective
retirement from the United States SEN
ate next March, it is mentioned ~ .
curious fact that but one senator from
New York has been reelected in the last
thirty years. Only Mr.. Seward, out Of
the whole list, has been able 70 socare =
second term. although the legislasare
has been controlled by the wings or re-
pnblicans every senatorial year since
Daniel s. Dickenson w.s elected, in
1874. -
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02
published May ID. 1871
ORDINANCE NO. 20.

An ORDINANCE to Prevent Fires.
Be &c Ohdsined By lie xaSv and 'CSsseii'ssa NJ IA
City Of .Satisa:
SECTION l. Ihxs Il shall lie unls fd for any prson
or persons set fire sny Rubbish shavtnSs, hay
straw any where between Fun and Walnut streets and
YifSh and Seventh streets, in the city Of Salina-
SEC. J. That persDn or pesoOus violating se pro-
visions al this ordinance sbs upon convictiOa there0i
b. punishs by nne Of NOT less than tlve thaa
twenty .lse d0ll.rs for esch and every 09-nse.
SEC. J. This ordnance shall take eject and be In
forcs from aud aferr It's publicatou in THE SALINE
COCSIr JogRXAL tSnce.D
Approved April 25sh. lsy.
wv. RUSSELL, Mayor.
hereby certify the foregoing - he trur and cor
ret copy NJ Ordinance paes~Si by the Counchmcu
Of the City Of Salins Kansas the 9Th Day Of April
tsEALl Ns
Attest: FRED II. wiLpNAS. City Clerk.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02

h Tho eruption Of Mount vcsuviu. Is
Increasing and growing more furious.
[any people have been burned by Iava
nd flames. Some Of the Villages about
he in the utmost danger, and the in
|abitants are leaving them IN great
umbers. TIE flames, at times, epout
b TO the mountaia's height, and masses
4 rock are, elected with carthdsake
hoeas which arr Distinctly felt il Nap:
3. he spectacle Is ssid 70 bc.Arfal'y
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02
MISTAKEN.

lit seems to be . prevailing feeling
bong many good Eastern people that
| se who live in the West are race Of
ors; that they are possessed Of little
no education and are rather Of the
bmad order; that in no instance is
! ,rc found " Westcrner" of more
an mediocre abilitics. When they
me to survey the country and become
auainted, with its people, they are
,ch surprised to find so great intelli-
nee aud refinement among a class of
ople whom they have been taught to
gard q little better than savagcs. A
| cat mistake is made by the Eastern
In when he isupposes that those who
Q on tho frontier are not his peers in
snhood, culture and abilities. In the
iug-out" whose existence is hardly
.own 70 the passer-by, there often
DIX down upon you from the rude
elf wcilworn books OF solid reading.
ct MS likely, hanging by the Henry
ie, may b. econ the parchment con-
.red byiYAls or Harvard. The pro-
ietor may b the master OF all the
I'D languages, the higher mathemat cs,
story, poetry and the leading litera-
re of the day. In that "dug-out
AZ be found family who once moved
wealth and affiuencc in the Ear-off
CIV England, while they are content
w, "when riches have Acd," to look
,on their present humble home with
much enjoyment IS they cncc did up
the villa which faced the r,>aring
aters Of, the Atlantic. This Is no far
tched picture Of many of the pioneers
/ Kansas. Exposure and toll may have
,sted the polish which tho pieaeer
ought With him; but a Little respite
ON tho Herculesn labors and rough
,ss incident to life on our Prairics, re-
ore him in short order a an equality
it'll the boasted Eastern excellence.
The humblest cabin is filed with the
aiding newspapers and magazines o.
10 Union. Can tha be Said Of the tum
lc-dowu sh.ntiss among the pines O
.ine! The host Of tho fors.cr can Gu
hge you in interesting conversation fol
ours upon the politics of the day. Can
10 inmate OF the latter do the same
10 foolish for " Eastcraers I" to Claim
much superiority, for it is I" th'
'est that tho best snd most substantia
tisens 90. The slow, rip Van Winkl'
. Of "down East il too tedious
hey want 10 keep their brains ans
snGs active, and amid the stirring
benes OF the West they find ample foot
br their energy and enterprise.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02
Tho hall, in which the Liberal Con
Dissolution Notice.

Notice Is hereby given that the co-tartncrshp hese
tbforr existing b, tween the undersigned, under III
hrn- Of Barnes Brown l. this day dissolved b.
mutual consent. II. J.. Barnes has received all &C
counts and assumes sll disabilities
II. l.. BARNES.
DAVID BROWN.
Salina. kins,s. April 2?th. l.:?.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02

Twenty dwellings,, thirteen milk,
|tores and s,asbiae hops were burned
yesterday in PcaS Ysn. y. Y. loss not
|scsrtsined.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02
Notice to Debtors.

All person. indebted the lns< 6rm Of poss 90.
requested call their agricultural stow In Salina
and srstle ny at eaz3y DR..
Mr.. e. Post WIN c~sstinuc snsplOy mct and will
I've hand to meet his old friends nj his old place II
I business. GOLD KELLOGG
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02
The Nlssouri froaAle.


\ perfect reign of terror seems to be
prevailing in Cass county, Missouri.
The mob is large, active, and determin-
ed: and the civil authorities are power
less to enforce the laws or preserve pub
lie peace and safety. Several citizens
Of Jacksonville, connected with the
bond transactions, in an innocent way,
have been driven from the town on pain
Of death and the mob proclaimed their
intention to kill or drive out Of the
G. untry all those in any way connected
in the frauds, or who sympathizc with
those who were concerned IN them.
Gov. Brown has issued u proclamation
severely dcnouncing the lawless acts Of
the banditti, and commanding them to
dispcrsc and WELD obedience to the law;
and company had been ordered from
Kansas City to the scene OF the trouble
to make peace and bring the offenders
to justice. The St. Louis Republican OF
Sunday, commenting upon the matter
says: zasi, s..ef, -
So brutal docd as this murder OF
three citizens, ono Of them not even
charged with any crime whatever, has
rarely occurred in any country and il
it is suffered to pass witont punishment
it will be accepted abroad rs = proof OF
savagcncss Of society in Missouri. Its
not an example Of Missouri Law and
justice; it is m outrage which the unit
ed voice Of the whole state condemns
and this public sentiment ~pplauds the
action Of the governor and urges him e
spare no pains to detect and punish tho
murdcrers.
/ Our adviccs from the border countie,
state that the feeling Of the irhabitant,
! IS almost violent aga,nst the mob who
have inflicted this disgrace upon them
each citizen feels thas il Is an ,outragt
and \ wrong on himself that should no
be suffered 70 90 sspuaishcd; and n
look to Gov. Brown to exhaust the 70
sources Of his Authority, if necessar,
to bring the wrong doors to trial
! 76peka CommoarsnllA.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02

In the budgetof news Just received
from Captain Hall, the Arctic explorer
he makes the remarkable assertion that
if any habitable land exists at the North
Pole, it possesses the most salubrious
climate in the world, and his only leal
is that his crew may have to encounter,
before landing, new and formidable
race Of human beings. The captain
says he hopes to reach the pole ant
make explorations this summer. and re
turn to New York next September
Southern plants have been found in thu
ice, and on January 18th the limb Of :
large birch tree was picked up. Thu
crew also saw and followed q whal.
having in one Of its fins o harpoon, sucl
as is used in the South Pacific. This ii
looked upon Ms important evidence tn Al
a northwestern passage exists.
Tho hall, in which the Liberal Con
vcntion is taking place, at Gin
cinnati, is said to accommodate 5000
delegates. The floors are covered
with saw-.lust and tan-bark to dcadeu
the sound. Evergreen adornment,
are arranged about the room, and
everything has been made comfortable
and attractive for the Liberals.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02


The following special dispatch from
Washington to the New York Tribune
is the latest VIC have concerning the
Kansas senatorial bribery matter:
The clerk of the committee has been
directed to prepare IN abstract Of the
testimony taken before the committee
OF the Kansas legislature for the use OF
the committee at its next meeting. II
il expected that papers will be laid be-
fore the committee showing that, danaa:ss-
ing Us the testimony taken in Kansas is
20 Caldwell, the most important wit
nesses, who could testify directly as to
the payment Of money, were either not
called, or were allowed to go out Of the
State and beyond the jurisdiction of the
legislature before they were summoned.
Some of these men, among them seve-
raj Of the most prominent republicans
in Kansas, have now announced their
Willingness TO appear before the senate
committee and testify, to their personal
knowledge, of the use Of large sums OF
money by Caldwell and his partner.
Len. Smith, and their public boast that
they would carry the Legislature If it
took u quarter of million dollars to
do it. Mr. Pomeroy, who supported
Clarke in the contest against Caldwell,
now begins 10 see the folly OF having al
lowed himself to be connected with the
affair at all, as he was by Offering reso-
lutions, etc, in the senate. 1t is said
that, whatever else PUmeroy may be
guilty Of there il nothing in the, testi-
mony, nor in the accusations now made
BY Caldwcli's enemies, that reflects ut
all upon him, except single statement
made by ono witness in regard 10 Pomc-
roy's hast election, and that this is sus-
ceptible Of an explanation. Mr.. Pomc-
roy has, therefore, concluded to demand
of the committee separate invcstiga-
ton of charges against him, and a sep
ara,c report, in order that he may not
be ioaded down with any Of Caldwelrs
sins.
The Saline County journal. [volume] (Salina, Kan.) 1871-1893, 1872-05-02
No -

~ - NJ
viii his exesllsacy, God lrnpf Palmer,
|oE1lka 1oo1f kexshisf c. ~. ed
Of Fck easy, 16l2 Is sa(slIiT wrote
tp.the tred ien4 asthiag M the,fol
lesnu vh1sh - extrast Aom the OH
80 le6ers Ca
FL would feel very much obliged by
the appointment Of the Hon. J. A. Pow
ell, Of Richmond county, to the pension
agency in the Salem district. DR.. Pow
eli is an old and always reliable Repub-
lican; has the strongest claims on the Gd-
minisiratioN, aud has freely avOwed his
preference for your General Grants9rc-
nomination, etc. $50 =. /.
r (Sisned) joins N. PALNEnT :
Il will be observed that this letter was
written On the I'D of February Of the
present year. Chica.s, had been ruin
for several months, and yet Gov. John
u. Palmer writes - letter in favor OF
General Grants denomination to Gcner-
Il Grant, asking disappointment Of DR..
Powell rs pcnson agent.
WilIthe governor please explain where
he is! 1t appears that be wrote this
letter only two mouths agO, in the hope
that the appointment Of Powell would
help him in his plans at reelection.
But we may he parloned for quoting
from his recent springfield speech. He
complains that General Grant has been
using his official patronage for his own
advantage, and spends half y column in
Calculating the Nervousness Of this Of
fense. His letter, however, to tho Pres
ident, for the appoin;mentof DR.. Powell
is positive evidence Of similar inten-
ton on his part.
The answer from Washington crushed
his hopes. DR.. Powell was not appoint
ed there was ITO disposition manifested
BY Gen. Grant to compromise the diff
culties the governor had prccipitated in
the Chicago military occupation; Re.
publicans af home had satisfied them.
selves hat Palmer wasn't q safe guide
and it got out that Oglcsby would be
nominated. Here were difficulties in
Vulnerable; so the governor cut the Cor
dian knot, apoststized, and is to-day
what the Chicago Tribune calls shining
light amongst the political saints.-&
louis Democrat. -
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5. p. RINGQCIsT. e. hANliN.
Ringquist T. Hamlin,
MERCHANT TAILORS,

~ santa 70 avenue, 8osssos sGoss
We have on hand the bcss qsalht<s 81 eeoeh sses
broaxht Selma We have asnst fAsessoaaee eusse5,
whose eupal can NOT be found in Central o. Weseel
kassS. We have also good snd coazPseef eeoe1 g
ready rnsae clsshinG. Fog eheaPaess U saoths -
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-ir atsi " ess.-..
P1OWS: as4I,s swo.
GANG PlOWS,
TRUCK AND BREAKING PLOwS,
STIRRING PLOWS H+Sh@@ = !
CORN PIOwS. ''''
"f'~ s''"~ins "r."s- .rsvIss . .oHi
t-r slF- - . t auE-r
INDUSTRIAL PiAsWs, -stst-.1 : =.
MOLINE FLOWS.
GARDEN CITY r's'wts
4 ~ - persruA y suysay AsoeD vtA ~ s1saoA
vSssHless pSows - - aashse - ssassa. 81
I'm al nasos baf eoenhl1hed ed rsliAbls p>ows
RAssicuAaS oai~ustn h eals<i 10 tn
Industrial Flows, W.
For whSrh am .g~ns ~ eosn4s. Ihsy Ars
nod o. ssrsse, harteaed - Ugw. petoone Dsoes.
IA win srenally 49, Wasvana sSGsy - ~
tks1u IN grOand. nd wtu tahs 3ert s~y
tl.W vi srs give sasjsaartsu0
- 10 . wac
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WIN I'D d ~ snpSr iusuuD y exaaa.s - gsS0 -
pgices belbse 61ytng essswhass. -
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1872-10-17
3 ~ ei Neffem.
Criminal. .9tOpsas ron q. q.
(6prtfsBung.)

SU mar bsnn 9sIorstt plGblia sinss-
fibrt tn stns rsihs, pUrnetms SamiIie,
tn bisisl6t aufssncmmsn ais Elm germ ss.
lsttnsr @af. Ssins 3ufunft mar ss.
li&srt, benn auesr ben YripatRunotn,
psl&s ibm bsute bic @ttsimrdtbtn anss~
bOtsn, bate sr nod einiss anprrs Stun-
rtn burh bic GmpfsbIuns bes pUIiJsis
9tsutsnant ppn 9lIt tsfemmtn. Ssst
tonnts sr f6 nit 8rObsrsr 8uts ben
Sturtsn wiomen, pslGe ion mad bsr
8sfpsnj ssfibrt batten, btsftn Stupitn,
psltt felt turSsr 3sit fir ion ttnt gang
amber: 8sreutunS ais friItsr trbaltsn
tattsn. gEsnn sr III friittrsr 3sIt Spst.
fslbaft sswtlen mar, ptlHen 9sbenstrruf
tr srsrstfsn fUQts, bate ft ibm nismaIs
biz Grnee aufgsporfen, ptIhtS Stupium
III wptl pas tinhiSIiGRs? 9r bate
itsts nur bic BtGsui&uft I'm auss Ssbdbt;
felt sinissr 3sit atsr raats er parau, bab
NIT Dem Stnelum aun letne tunttt9e
GttsnsRsluns psrbunNtn isi. eaB sr sinf,
wsnn sr isbr lstbi9 fst, In feds Sabrsn
adtGpr nit etnsm tItinsn, ausf6mmliHtn
@ebalt fsin tSnnt. n9n feds 9Obrru,"
70 pabte sr, uttn Id 26 Sabre alt, bas
1T Ssraes has riattse GItsr gum 5ttra-
then" Gr trat bann ans 6snftr unp
i6auts nit fsinsm 5srn9lafs btrabtr mad
ptm triusn 5dus6sn ssssniiber. 1anGe
Stunpe bate sr In BEN Utrsunstnsn
NOuatsn 70 am 6tufsr etfanrsn unp
NIT tets rrtObhm SntsrsFs has bIOnbss.
lOdls GnssIstSPfhsn tttrnGtst; wtitsr
absr par sr In fsiRsr S.tanntf&aft NIT
tpr ntat ssErmmsu, ia, bic S&6Rs ssssus
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0S06riCt1f

nib bisrmit ssssbsu, baB cine glppIifaiicn AT
bic no .tifs Sisuus Der ptnnlvIsania gegislatur
oeutabt nh fur bic SnforpOrins elmer Dspril.
ten, DiseOuto uaO SParbaut NIT aIIssmsinsu
Saufpriuiltgisu, enter esm Nlmtn ,,Duti6s
Sparbaut ttr Staps Srrantpu," IUfirt In
@rrauiuu, pa, nit sins;, aaPitaI prn fiinbis
IauItue Dollars une etm Sitt ealiflbf auf
,ptbunpta Iaulsnb Dollars Su tIbSbfu. -..4,
Snauipu, /, appill tS72-4ap6rt
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gin einsm Qbtnpt bts 6struar ti9rts
SsIOrsi& Ipdttr ais ssp6bnIi& in lstnt
8utnuus 3urid. Gr BAIT; safiats stnfu
S6uIfrtunO SstrUfsn, mar NIT birIsm In
stusm 8isrbaus BEL trauItHsr llnttrbals
tuns LANCER srblisbsu, 70 pab 90 Don Der
nabsn Sir6s IL llbr i6Ius, ale sr in bic
Ndbs istnsr DObuuns fam. QIttr Gs.
wObnbsIt mad frl fstn srfsr Bid auf
pas tIstns Saus. 5tattr ben ssf&IOfs.
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Sr6efrtOn.

Da5 in Der Gsrmauia Saar aufaefsqts Srs
ttltrirE II ppn pem talsntppasn Srifrumeuteu.
bauer, Srn. 9. 98slcs, rsparirt unS NIT elmer
NnJabl neurr pisesu Seriebrn ppreru, unS fam
as publitum in Der 3uEuuft pieesr bel etuem
Gaumsnesn @Iais Bier DtE @mu6 rinsr ElaL
den Wpht battn. Sprstt arfdliiaft por.
9pbn 2tti ltr.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21
GENERAL NATURB-No. 38.J

An act to amend an act entitled can act to
authorize protection to be given to citi-
zens of the United States who may dis
cover deposits of guano," approved Au-
gust Is, 1856.
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of
Representatives of the United States of
America in Congress assembled, That the
provisions of the act of Congress approved
August eighteenth, eighteen hundred and
fifty-six, entitled can act to authorize pro-
lection to be given to citizens of the United
States who may discover deposits of GU
ano," be and the same are hereby extended
to the widow, heirs, executors or admins
traitors Of such discOverer, where such dis
coverer shall have died before pertecting
proof of discovery or fully complying with
the provisions of said act approved as afOre-
said, after complying with the requirements
of the act of Congress of August eighteenth,
eighteen hundred and siXty-fve: Provided,
that nothing herein contained shall be held
to impair any rights of discovery or any as
signment by a discoverer heretofore Tecog-
nized by the government Of the United
States.
SEC. 3 That section three of an act ap-
proved July twenty-eighth, eighteen hun
bred and siXty-six, entitled San act to pro-
tect the revenue, and for other purposes"
amendatory of the act aforesaid, approved
August eighteenth, eighteen hundred and
tifty-six, be and the same is hereby amend
ed by striking out the word "fve," wherever
the same occurs, and inserting in lieu there
of the word ten"
Approved April ?, 1872.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21

JOINT RESOLUTION
For the relief of the taxpayers of Claiborne
nuwiab

JOINT RESOLUTION
For the relief of the taxpayers of Claiborne
parish.
WHEREAS, There was no tax collector ia
the parish of Claiborne for the years 500
and 1870, to whom taxpayers could pay;
and,
Whereas In the year 1871, the tax assess
or and collector required the payment of all
back taxes of the two years preceding, as
one and the same time; therefore,
SECTION /. Be it resolved by the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the State
Of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That all penalties, Of whatever nat
ure, assessed against the taxpayers OF
Claiborne parish, for the nOn-payment OF
taxes for the years 1869, 1870 and 1871, be
and the same are hereby remitted; pro
vided, that said taxes be paid by the first
day Of July, 1872.
SEC. 2. Be it further resolved, etc, That
this resolution take effect from and after its,
passage.
tSigned) o. II. BREWSTER,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signedl p. b. s. PINCHBACK,
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved May ls, 1872.
(Sigped) II. G. WARMOTH,
Governor Of the State Of Louisiana
A true copy:
+. j. HEBRON,
Secretary of State.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-06-21
No. ~
AN ACT

To appoint trustees to the Vermilionyills
Academy, and giving them power to
ALLEVIATE the same.
SECTION l. BE it enacted by the Senate
and House of Representatives Of the State
of Louisiana in General Assembly con-
vened, That the directors of the public
schools for the town of YermiliOnville, in
the parish OF Lafayette, be and are here
by appointed trustees of Vermilionvillo
Academy, with power TO ALLEVIATE and dis
pose of the building known as the Vermil4
iOnville Academy, by public or private sale,
or otherwise, and use the proceeds Of tho
alienation to procure house for the use Of
the free public schools Of the town Of Yer
milionYille.
SEC. 2. Be it further enacted, etc, That
all laws or parts OF laws contrary to or in
consistent with this act be and are hereby
repealed, and that this act take effect from
and after its passage.
(Signed) o. II. BREWSTER,
Speaker of the House Of Representatives
(Signed) p. b. s. PINCHBACK.
Lieutenant Governor and President Of the
Senate.
Approved May Is, 1879.
(Signed) II. G.. WARMOTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
A true copy:
+. j. HEBRON,
Secretary of State.