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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20

HJTlsc flwntnsbnrg SIGNAL attempts
a. cri,iri~e ihc language u-eil "a Ger
man poster priatcd at ihc Courier of.ccS
Before Tic writer sris himself mp as a
,riiic. re nd ieticr perfect himself in
The knowledge of bis mother Tongue
AZ may be rUoi Judge of whisky, or
OF lie Ca cav dia.ect Lut hc cert-,inlv
l. not OF language. either ccrmaS or
English. as every issue OF his paper. OF
'.o-ter re prints. demonstrate. But we
have never thought IL worth While TO
criiici>c the errors. though We might al
iute TO his notice. I'm the same issue O
the Signal. Of the sale Of Mrs Eeckman.
Of Ferdinand. AMI inquire how much
the lady sold for. and who was the pur-
chaser. and il IL is common 10 sell wo-
men in Ferdinand. and how they are
treated bv purchasers. and II the seller
can make GOOD delivery bui not max
ing any professions 10 German scholar
ship. aud on tlai account not wishing TO
criiici-e his German. we won't say any
thing about IL, preierrins 10 lcgyo that
kind of labor Ia the Signal editor. mere
~ reminding him of Davy Crocket'> f.
nous maxim: BE sure you're right.
then 20 ahead.T
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FRUIT TREES,

N-oricE Is hereby given that the UNDER
" signed has purchased from the most
reliable nurscrymen. and will have on
hand good assortment of Fall and
Winter Pear Trees, Winter and Crab
Apple Trees, and good assortment OF
Cherry Trees, and some Ounce trees,
which were selected with a view Of set
ting out himself. but owing to circum-
stances over which he has no control, he
will be compelled TO dispose OF portion
OF the same. aud will sell for les price
than is usually asked by reliable nursery
men either for cash or upon time.
said trees will be here about the lss
of November, 1874, or later.
+. STEPHENSON.
Jasper, October 10th, ls7A--3w
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20

nT"Sally, what have you done with
the cream These children can not eat
skim-mlk for breakfast" "Sure ma'am.
II isn't me.ei' that would be afther Civ
ing the scum 10 yez. ] TUX that aud
gave Il to the 14ts.-
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The Next House of Representa-
tiye-.

We think We can now pretty accurs-
tely state the political complexion of the
next House of Representatives. as most
OF the close asd doubtful Districts have
been heard from. OF the members cleo
ted We count as follows:
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"A builder, when returning thanks to
teSre ~ho drank his health, modestly
observed that he was more fitted for
lie 'cA.soid than pnbhc speaking"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20

Persons rau 70 % Rackpori ani resan four hours
and return the same day.
There Is no charge Tor wharf Boat or transfer q,
freight at Roek port, either r receiving shprfug.
~ sABlN, Gcnl superintendent.
September 4th. 1874.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
OF THE
Dubois Co. a gricultural Society.

~ Office j. hereby given that the
~ regular annual meeting OF the
Stockholders OF the Dubois County Ag-
ricuiluTl Society will be held az the
Court House. in the town % Jasper. in
Dubois county, on
SATURD AY. DECEMBER 5,h. 1874.
Tor Tie purpose Of electing officers and
directors tor said society Tor Ia, ensuing
year.
A the same time sundry amendments
to the Constitution of said ~ociei, will
he considered. \ full attendance Of he
Stockholders Is requested The meet
ing vii be called 90 order az 10 O'Clock
a. NJ. A. =. GOSM ANN, Prest
A. GRAMRLsPN'HEr. Secy.
November 20. is74.-3w
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n-yThe National Bank OF Boonville
will open business Oh the first VI De-
cenber with S5O.0QO capital.
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The Democratic majority in the next
iioGae will. therefore, be about sixty
seven, 20 be increased by contested cleo
lions 70 something more than seventy.
This certainly will not vary more than
I'VE rom The SEXUAL result Cincinnati
Enquirer.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1874-11-20

AFIEkNOON.
Physiologv-Digestion: Oakley Geig-
err.
Grammar-Analysis Dosia Hope.
Miss Emily Hope lhen read hcT Essay :
"The History OF School Room
II. r. Brooner followed by reading
his paper on Qualifications of Female
Teachers
The committee on programme made
the following report:
Physiolosy-Neryous System; Il. W.
Harris.
History L. s.: III. Il. Broouer.
Grammar--Fal-c SyntaN Emily Hope.
Arithmetic -Arithmetical and Geon-
etrical Progression O. l.. kei-o.
Political Geography; =. h. Neeainan.
Essays; X. w. Harris and Jennie
Miller.
The critics then made their report,
and tie Institute adiosrned to meet
again On the first Saturday in Decem-
Der, 1874. II. l.. BEooSEE, Secretary.
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From and afer hi. date sn,i farther so,,. ,raiu.
will run as follows;
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L Proceedings OF the Board ol lJi-
rector. of the Dubois s-Duns y
Agricultural So.ietN.

The meeting was called 10 order plr-
suent Ia notice. GA November l4th, ls1 4.
by the Chair. aud the following mem
hers answered TO their names: a. '.
Gosmann, Alois Gramelsp acher. Joseph
koelle. Joseph Friedman. John Dndime,
Leroy Cave. Jesse TTaylor. Simon Bixler,
l.. Pickhardt, =. stephenson.
The following resolution was offered
by br. T.. Stephenson. and adopted;
Resolved. That this Board approve q.
the call OF this meeting by the Chair.
for the purpose OF appointing a commit
tee 10 revise and amend tlic constitution
anl bylaws
Resolved, That the Chair appoint said
committee.
The following committee was ap-
pointed: Dr. r. Stephenson, Sebastian
kuebler. Jesse Traylor.
Ii was ordered that said committee
report TO the Society AZ the regular
meeting on December 5th. 1874.
1t was further resolved that the stock
holders OF the Society meet AZ the Court
House, in the town Of jasper ON the 9Th
day OF DECEMBER. 1874, at 10 o'clock, \ g.
NJ. to vote upon the constitution 10 be
~hopliteu Nv the committee appolhtt'i
NJ this meeting, and that they will be-
expected TO act upon the bylaws Of said
Society, and elect ofiirers of said Socie-
" for the coming year.
Ii is ordered that the proceedings Of
the meeting be published in the Jasper
Courier and Iluntingburgh Signal.
On motion the Board adjourned to
meet on the 18th day of December, at ~
o clock. ALoIs GRAMELsPACHER Scc'y.
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HARRISON Township Institute.

The second Teachers Institute OF
HARRISON township met at the sheriff
school house, On Saturday. November
l4th, 1874.
Institute was called 20 order BY the
President, VIM. Thompson, at . O'Clock
a Nj.
The following teachers We're present /:
VIM. Thompson, III. Il. Brooucr, K.
w. Harris. Oakley Geiger. y. r. BiXlrr.
A. r. Needman, o. H. krl,u. Emily
Hope. Emily \. Hope, Dosia Hope anu
Jennie Miller.
The reading of the minutes of the last
meeting was sDensed with.
On motion the President appointed r..
W. Harris, Jennie Miller and Emily a.
Hope committee TO arrange pro-
gramme for the next meeting.
Nj. Harris moved that each member
of the Institute act as critic for the day
Carried
There being no further irregular bus
mess the regular programme. a adopt
ed At the last meeting, was taken ur.
Ortho.raphy }. +. BiXlcg.
Heading; o. l.. kelso.
Recess.
iIistory-Discoveries; Emily Hope
II. w. Harris then gave his method of
teaching History.
Mr.. Harris then conducted an exer-
else in Physical Geography.
Recess. one hour.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-08
HERALD THURSDAY JANUARY ls74-H SUPPLEMENT


SUPPLEMENT.
SALES ar AUCrIuw.
A LsEsr p wALPaEN, AgoIonEER
| BY W. IVES
rs " q Ssf' 5s iss s. Church street
nT Gods 6 GTOcsrs. MsrdEars Cutlery Pists Crock
Wines, Liquors Cigars &c Farucaiars % morsow '''S
A RICH. JOHNSTON. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND
AUCTION Sasss y % s rs oes
as toilet esss rr sas q aa.ena
sell on SATURDAY. January no. at 10Y o'clock at his
hold Farnturs; ior ne benefit Of whom may concern
ana yGsr s1 ~ OF T
A udUsrE nAETIsEs AUcTIoNEER.
| IA Magnificent Household Furniture,
SaSs saeos aa Ts s Day rnSs sS
s t fa9a4 s ues Marie sss
tenette styles covered silk broeads Velvet Ia asses
Chamber Furntre asiressss Rassnssa fable chaa
mare Gasswsre sysrwars Cutlery &c asS Farn
! OF n y. Chapman Esq.
| ny JOHN A. DUNN. AUCToNEER.-wnLL SELL
bweea 81 III a. NS 81 sssoad Se S
npre contained In private residence consisting Of black
ass ss sIs tssTsy
pets Stair Carpets ana oiciot.s hair and kasE Mai
&c so wsoSa o. also n"Ars all
III Anctoneers. once ~ Esst uo,an street eli mi.
sea- and g Ss9s az LIS svesh street ssSs-
Clothing. Bedding kitchen Utensils Ae
----- HENRY BlscnoEF. Executor
HENRY b. HERTs. AUoTIoNEER.
SPECIAL PEREMPToRy SALE OF
RIBBONS, TRIMMINGS, FANCY GOODS BUTTONS.
ELEGANT STORE FIXTURES COUNTERS SHELLY.
ING. STOOLS. GAS FIXTURES GLASS CASES. IRON
SAFES &C.,
ON FRIDAY JAN . ITO O'CLOCK.
A1N .s. - ils, s1
opposite Aston place.
~ order of Mr.. RUDOLPH Lehman.
on account of retiring from business
s sss; y sar Ia: the trade ca
s 1as sbss.
ssT 5 Shoes ksSIsr SSs s this
%Ss5 also
Of smiths SIX dnsSsd two
% A ssss sosss
aass Store . sg 81 + !. IL
lot Of Cigars 4c By order Of sieEmund Icvsnson,
JAMES M. Porn, AUcrIoNEER--sALE AT Two
Farlor sais chamber and bedroon F4rniure Tor lS
ana MaTs
EaesSa oeaseaa cutlery &c sale rain or shine;
,s 1ss sd this Sny 6 ana
3aa1.. :. ,As A@ ~ 1es % sa: ms trade
81; & i sss Fa assS:s s ssS
walnut Bureaus, fables CrOckery &C.
w Expose xR sa1 a. OF Supe
the a. NH s seE sy
IS sss Sa$ a.
class place JAMES GILL a GO,
% Pearl street ao NV eYerk
fS AND
saissroon Isi nowery
VIII ''' '''6 90 %" lCt s. - o''0'.'
gold and silver Watches
Pins H,a hnss i Earrs Ss sUiu HSyird
fob ana sss s Sss s a. fss R0
By order R simpson : Co. los H0wery.
@ ss 1saa HSAh lc
smI o.nef seasonaos aoooA BY or
oer O. oooo..eln 1-0o--s--
mo s3 - sd Ninth " WILL
SIlit Sheets Serge" Blankets A' By ordor of VIM
~ uEPMAN AucTroNEER
- Marshans sale of Drv and Fancy Goods tb,s dav
G1,ursdavl Jan at 10 osclocE No IA BoWery General
S 81 80, n,. - ~ = ~
ssng q sr nT & wrsppers SsocE 81 nsn
AA1eA"' ~",Ss's >~' AZ FiiPI ICU S,;tu M cr.,,1
Ii.o A' W" A~A"~
this d.y at 1,s o'clock No S Bowcry shcr,s sale OF
9GS s @ S % RI a4s
~ '"00' ~'' MArTfiEWT RREHN4N late Sshy.riT o'
VA A.pors Dcnutv Sher ~ ~
~ 0A"oN' D'P"'' SAi' lie
General IT Wines 8randes G Rum son
Ron and Eve Whiskcvs port and Eherrv Wnes Ac in
c~sts hayrc,s and races baing tha estro stnct ~
Saaicr ~ ~ '' s ~ ~ "
NS>ASA' Also
iinvann CicsTTs &c Bv order or WI q (,t1NNER W
a A.roSee rncnmfv sheriff " " - SheriiY
=. -. = -. Z : = -
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ATE. MINrg's, Ns SD Av, BETWEEN 10TH AND 2isT
"A srccts-s0 per cent moro IN cash will be paid than
elsewhere for ladies' silk and woolsn Dresses, gentle
mems Clothing Carpcis, Jcwelry, Laccs. note BY
post punctually attended 10 by Mr. Mrs MlNrA
Brooklyn orders TENDED,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-01-08

A UCT1oN sALE.-AycTIoN SALE OF HANDSOME
"A Household Furniture,
! This DAY Thursdsyl1 At ION O'Clock,
ct tho elegant residence,
go West 2lst 81. tn avcnne Par0r Suits IN satin
and brocate magpicent Decker Br0s) " octave
rosewood PsnoiSrte; Easy Chairs Centre Ts6ss, Mir
library sTabies side6oard. Extension Table, Dining
Bedstssds Bursssr Dres.ins Gases. wsrdrobss Wash:
plush suits han and Eichea tp!nitiTc 70 osrDsG ana
Q variety Of useful Household Articles. N. B.-Sale
positive. ROBERT @. CAShIN, Auctoneer.
A PARTIES COMMENCING HOUSEKEEPING WILL,
n. well TO attend the auction sale this day, at pri-
vate residence q East 10th St, near Broadway com.
Inencng At 10Y ocloca Over $50 lois viz -Rose wood
Pianotorte ssV; elegant paror and BEDROOM suits
Mirrors, Brussels Carpets, on Paintings Lace Curtains
Clocks, Bronzes also 2edsteads Bureaus wardrobes,
spring and heir Mattresses Leunges also dnins room,
HENRY zINN. Auctioneer.
A uCTIoN sALE-HOusEBoLD FURNITURE.
n THIS TffuRSDAY) MORNING.,
commencing at l0x O'clock
AZ private residence I'D West sd street, comprising
Chiekering Son P,anstortc Carpets Mirrors Curtains
Centre Table, Boohcsss, Chamber suits Bedsteads sa
Table, Chairs; also basement and kitchen FurnIture'
WV wv '''' " e":tKE FITZGERALD, Auctionesr.
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WANTED-BY YOUNG NAN. WHO is THOR
w ougy ceulpetcnt position n hookkeeper In 2
commercial house; has had considerable experience; In
honest, reliable OF COED habits and willing 10 work;
highest references given regards character ably,
a&c. Address r. H BOX no Herald once
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A UCTlON AUCTION. AUCTION.
"A Over $40 900 worth and $50 lots
MAGNIFICENT Household Furniture, $50 yards Carpets.
Positively THIS Thursday MORNING, at lok O'clock,
q private fanny At their Fasr M mast
patent egrae srsnS square n 0S
saun brocste aud reps 10 EcsewSod ana walnut Cham
Der suits Msttresses seddtna, SOFAS lounges Chsim
CERES Bookcases, sideboard, Extension Table, Glass
Dyered for purchasers, city or county,, .u..
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-08
PASSING. Sss A..

Three events have occurred Witilip Il
week, in different parts OF tie coun-
| try Indicating. We sincerely trust, that
the bitterness that has SO long existed
between the people Of the North and
the people Of til" South j. rapidly
passing AVA.
lii Norfolk, on Saturday last, the
mortal remains OF Commodore Dornin,
of the Federal navy, were BONE to the
grave by eight pail bearers, OF whom
four belonged to the Confederate and
four belonged to the Federal service.
In Mobile, on Monday last, when Il
statue, commemorative Of the valor
and patriotism Of the Southern dead,
was about TO be unveiled, the cx-Fed-
eral soldiers residing in ihe city pre-
sentod Il floral wreath rs IAN humble
tribnte to ya!pr and unselhsh
devotion to cauae held dearer
than lie. 's-The guns which
! were fired upon the OCCASION were
loaned by the Federal military author
tiles; and the officers of the post pre-
| sented a Gift Of flowers 'as mark of
respect to the memory of the fallen
| dead, and III recognition OF their man
| ly and generous action i'll contributing
to the decoration Of the graves in the
| National Cemetery ut Mobile, Ma, on
the 30th OF June, 1873.
In Washington City ani; on Tic same
day, while our brethren Of the
South were holding memorial services
over their dead, tie Federal Congress
was ho!di g memorial services over
him who only q i " short weeks ago
was one Of its mos u eminent mem
berS, over CHARLES SUMNER, who lad
been 1T once the idol OF the North and
the enemy Of the South.
Among tno@c who spoke words OF
eu.ogy and kindly feeling and honest
regret for tie death of the MassacLas 5,
etts Senator, and tc whom was as
signed the post Of no or Oh the occas
ion, was the Honorable L. @. c.
Lamar, Georgian by birth, Colone
in the Confederate Army and Repre-
sentative fiom the Northern Distric
of MISSES pri before the war as vel
as now, and gentleman Of whom The
whole Southern land may well bt
proud. And thus was presented tt
the world the grateful, doubly gratefu
spectacle Of Federal soldiers doing
honor to Confederate dead, and Con
federate soldiers and Confederat
statesmen doing honor to Fedora
dead.
May the time speedily come whel
the people of al sections Of the c5un
try Shall once more be linked togethe
il the bonds of true fratcrnI feeling
! each mindful of the feelings as
resDactinc the rights of the other.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-08
Meeting at FaiSOar.

! Pursuant to a call previously issued
a portion OF the citizens OF Faiso1
township met as Faison oD Saturday
April -, to appoint delegates tc
ken2nsTlIe to recommend suitable
| gentlemen for Congress and for Judge
Of this Distrc'
On motion, John c. Bowden, ESQ,
w.ss called to the Chair and A. D
Hicks appointed Secretary.
On motion, a committee Of three,
consisting OF Col. W. E. Hill, I. r.
Eaison aid L. ". Herring were ap-
pointed to draft resolutions expressive
Of the sense Of this meeting.
The committee reported through
! Col. y. 3. iill, the following reso-
| tons, which were unanimously
adopted
| H@sotcCG, That we recommend Hon.
A. II. Waddell for reelection to the
| Congress OF the United States.
| LtcSoiccd, That we recommend our
county-man, Col. ". A. Allen, fer
Judge Of this District.
LtCsotrCd, That we send five dele
! gates from this township to the Ke-
| nansviile Convention.
L'C&0i3'cd, That We instruc. our mem
bers Of Congress to vote for reason
able expansion and equal distribution
of the currency.
A,csOlrcd, That our members of Con-
greas be further requested to use their
| utmost efforts for the enactment of
laws to promote the great agricultural
interest OF the country.
The chairman appointed the follow
ing delegates: [. K. Faison, Col. W. E.
Hlll, Dr.. II. Moore, Henry Broad
hurst and Lewis Herring
On motion, it was
HC@Dt'red, That any reliable Conser-
v3t.vc from Etison township, who may
BE in iNen2nsviIle on the second of
May. he authorized to act as dele
gate from this township.
On motion. the Chairman OF this
meeting was added to the list of dele
gates.
On motion, it vas
H<&of"cd, That these ] T ,ceelinos be
sent to the Magnolia Lonjfor for pub
lca,tion, requesting the Wilmington
JoI-I,NAL- al.d .SIar 10 copy the sane.
"a motion. tie meeting adjourned.
j. &. B0WDES, Chairman.
A. u. HICKS, Secretary.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-08
Evangelical Lutheran Synod Of
Iorth Carolina.
SECOND DAYS PROCEEDINGS
SEVENTY-FIRST CONVENTION.

The Synod met according to adjourn.
ment at 8 o'clock yesterday morning,
Rev. S. Rothrock, President, presid-
| ing.
The Synod was opened with singing
and after prayer Icy Rev. e. 4. BoIles,
the roll of members was called.
The minutes of the previous meet
ing were read and apprcv ved.
On motion, the roll Of ministers was
called to allow those present an op-
portunity OF giving in the date of
their ordination.
The President stated that he had
papers in his possession from two col
ored persons desiring to connect them
selves with this Synod. The President
referred the letters to Il special COM
mittee consisting Of Rev. S. Scherer
and Rev. L. =. Parker to report with
recommendations
Rev. E. a. Bolles, Fraternal Dele
gate from the South Carolina Synod
being present gave very interesting
account OF his Synod and referred with
pleasure to the friendly feelings that
exist between the two Synods, and
requested that this Synod return the
compliment by sending a Fraternal
Delegate to the South Carolina Synod.
The President replied that he but ex-
pressed the wish of the Moth Carolina
Synod when he stated that he desired
the good feelings that now exist be-
tween the two Synods should continue
and that a F'raternal Delegate would
be appointed at the proper time.
The balance of the morning session
was occupied in hearing the charges of
Rev. p. i. Strobel against Rev. q. d.
Bernheim.
On motion, adjourned to meet at 8
o'clock Z. NJ.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1874-05-08

! tatlVe III Congress ON tins District,
has not been in the county for four
years. His prosecutions of the people
here have been SO outrageous, and his
| efforts to incite the blacks have been
attended with such murderous re-
suits, that it is supposed he is afraid OF
of the vengeance of an outraged and
grief-stricken people. At his last visit
he was escorted out OF the county by a
number of the oldest and best citizens,
to protect him, upon the condition he
would never return.
| Whether this man Purman was either
directly or indirectly responsible for the
MURDER OF MISS MCCLELLAN
the people believe he was. His course
and advice to the negroes must at
| least have made it possible.
In October 1869, Colonel Mcclellan,
a leading lawyer aud cit;zAn Of Mar
| his residence ON one Of the principal
streets Of the town, ju t after dark,
with his daughter Maggie. who had
Just returned that day from visit to
the sea coast. Father and daughter
were together for the first time in sew
| eral months, and sought the porch for
quiet evenings talk after their long
separation. Their conversation was
Interrupted by orders given in mill
try style to halt and fire,
fol owed by the discharge of several
guu~. Miss McCle Ian fell dead, and
her father, severely wounded, was
found weltering in his blood, and that
Of his lifeless daughter. [ am glad to
say the murderers were discovered and
rect proper fate at the hands Of an
outraged people.
LlTTLEFIELD.
Our quondam friend Littlefeld still
holds forth at Jacksonville, and we
understand entertains his friends in
royal style. He has fine residence,
elegant yachts and equippages, and
enough money TO purchase immunity
from arrest, and those who know what
Florida Governors are, well under
stand how much that takes.
He got four millions of dollars of
Florida Bonds to complete the Jack
sonvi le, Pensacola and Mobile Rail
road from Quincy to Pollard. a dis
tslnca Of two hundred miles. He built
twenty miles to Chattahoochee, and
there it ends. To be sure he did not
pev his contractors but that was
species Of fnanceering in which lie
was skilled By his experience in West
ern North Carolina.
During the pendeucy Of the bill be
fura the Legislature, Littlefeld's
drafts in sums convenient for CONNER
cal purposes were in circulation freely
ON the streets Of Tallahassee. The
int-tn:,: = seeLl to have them to such an
extent that one could suppose that
th-if per RiCR had been paid in this
script.
Bat these incidents of reconstruction
in Florida have already drawn my let
ter out too long. E.