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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

the people of Louisiana, and especially of
New Orleans, most need just now is to be
saved from themselves.
From the Cincinnati Gazette.l
If Congress an6 the President shall hest
tate at the only thorough and adequate
measure, then why not put in operation the
Justice and moral force that General Sheri.
dan advises, by Furnishing those guilty of
REBELLION and murder, and by dealing with
the armed organizations according to their
true character, as rebels in q state
of warf Can the government afford
TO go on any longer in a prao.
tice which seems to allow that acts
of warfare in the South are no offeuse. Is
not anarchy spreading rapidly by this i'm
moral lenityl Is it not indispensable to
the preservation of Southern property and
society that the lesson shall be sternly
taught that rebellion is a crime, and that
organization for war, with the purpose de-
fined by acts of war, shall be treated by
the rules of war.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

We have received from James A.
Gresham, publisher, the New Orleans Ned
zeal and Surgical Journal for January.
Among the many interesting articles 1t con
ta,ns is one BY DR.. Z. sOuehon, on Ana
temieAl and Surgical Drawings for Glass
Demonstration The Journal. we are glad
60 learn, Il self sustaining, with excellent
prospects for the future.
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OFFICIAL NOTICES.
PROPOSALS.
DgPAKrNESr OF CONNIE

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE.,
City HALL New Orleans, December 81, 1874. 5
CSBALED PROPOSALS WILL BB RBCBIvBD BIZ
y the undersigned until FRIDAY, the fifteenth
day of January, 1875, at twelve O'Clock NJ, to
establish skff ferry at the foot of Louisiana ave-
nue. Sixth District, as per specifications file in
this Office
The city reserves the right 10 reject any and al
bids
Bids to be Endorsed Sealed proposals. for skiG
ferry foot Of Louisiana avenue"
}. q. LANDRY.
Ial lot Administrator of Commerce.
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nIssOLUTEON OF COPARTNKRsHKp.
~ The firm Of SAMUEL sMlTH 90. u TIA
day dissolved BY mutual consent
Mr CHARLBS KILSHAN, at No. l56 Canal staa1t
win Attsnd to the liquidation Of onr nnseitlaS
haaaneas SAMUEL sMfEH.
A. W. shITA.
CRAALRa REL&MAWs
EeE Orleans, May q. 1sJA
mys9 I'm Us u aae IS seo % yea Is ass s3a
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Ial lot

DEPARTMBET OF FINANCE,
City Hall, New Orleans, December 20, 1874 )
DROPosALS FOR THE Right TO COLLECT
E LICENSES for the year 1875 will be received at
this department until FRIDAY January IS, 81
twelve O'Clock M, in accordance with ordinances
No 29l4 adopted the thirtieth instant.
ha2l ID KID. PILHRuRY. Administrator
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

1852
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Washington, November 2, 1874 )
DY vIRTUB OF THE AUTHORITY GIVEN By
Nd the act Of Congress approved July a. 1870, en-
titled IAN act to authorize the refundiDg the
rational delft hereby give notice that the prin-
Cipal aud accrued interest of the bonds herein
below desg' lated, known as "Fve-twenty bonds
will be bald at the treasury of the United states,
in the city of Washington, and after the
SECOED DAY OF FEBRUARY, 1875, and that the
interest," on said bonds will cease on that day
That is to say coupon bonds, known as the 70 urth
SERIES act OF February Is, 1852 dated May l, 1858.
as follows
COUPON BONDS.
@5O-EO. 42Ol TO No. 496l both inclusive.
SlOO-No. 62ol to No. 10 500; both incluive.
S5OO-No. 5OOl to No. 1000, both inclusive.
&lOOO-No. Il, SOL TO 20 900. both inclusive.
5000 900.
The amount outstanding lembraoed in the NUM-
bers as sbOve) is five million dollars Of coupon
bonds.
United States securities, forwarded for redenP-
ton, should be addressed TO the Loan Division .
the SeCretary'S office"
nos B. H. BRIsTOw. Secretary.
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by X. m. & B. }. MONTGOMERY
~ M Montgomery, AuetiOneer-Will bs sole
THURSDAY, January 81, 1875 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, at the st. Charles Auction Exchange, rotundA
Of the st. Charles Hotel, BY virtue and In purg
ance to an order from the Hon. A. L. TissOt Judge
of the Second District Court for the parlah Of
Orleans, dated January 9, 1875
TbB NEWSPAPER called the New Orleans Bull
letn, its press engine type, furniture, FORMS fix
lures and appurtensnoes, together with the good
will Of the said newspaper.
Terms-0ne hslfcash, and the balance 1T six and
twelve months credit. in notes of the purchasers
with approved security, said notes bearing eight
per Get interest aunum from date of sole until
paid, and payment thereof to be secured by ven
dOrs privilege. with the usual clauses Of FIVE per
cent attorneys fees aud transfer of policy of In
suranoe until notes are fully paid; the purchaser
to assume balance of the lease, from February to
September 30, 1875.
Act of sale before A Hero Jr. notary public, at
the expense of the purchaser. jal0 16 81
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

WEATHER.-Up TO present date we
been favored with very pleasant win.
'eather; 80 warm that the prices OF
I'D wood has been kept at reason
Rates. There have been only one or
bid days until now, and it would seem
We are to be exempt from freezing
b nights this season. The thernOm'
It's lowest reached SO, but did not
b at that stage more than two hours
d Probabilities will only keep up his
mood for the remainder of this month
II receive the thanks of thousands OF
people, and the curses of few coal
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

Passenger list per steamship City of Mex
Eor New Torkivia Mexican ports:
FOR Vera Cruz--B. A.CriadO, Louis Nino,
toa, @. Marc, II. c. Riley, NJ. Phillip
FlcteA, NJ. Castillo, n. Cass, T. n. X.
9t2, Jehn u. MePhaii, n. Clark.
81 tAnpsco-M. GalieETez, e. johnson,
ii>a States e0nsal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

Elsewhere in our columns will be found
an announcement of lecture to be deliv-
cred this evening at st. Patrick's Hall, by
Rev. A. j. Ryan, poet, priest and orator,
The subject chosen is THE Great Men OF
the South" There is no question as to the
ability of the speaker, aud having partieu
larly endeared himself to large number oil
people by his stout defense of the White
League. there is no doubt the hall will be
crowded upon the occasion Of his speech
The tickets are fifty cents, and the pro
ceeds are to go for 4 charitable purpose, we
ara informed.
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WANTED,


UTANTED-ROoMS AND BOARD-oCCUPASTB
w for three very desirable front rooms, neatly
furnished, with or without board. References
given and required. Apply at No. 1853 Camp
street. jas ln
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passenger list per steamship KOeln, from
fmen via Havre and Havana;
rom Hayana-J. Sarasin, Earl of Rose
M, <. Bermndez. Marquis de Padhla. Z.
hllqnist, Anna JanO Moore, X. X. Gar
! Z. tgnaza, ID. VALDEZ. l.. Coarasa, j.
aaa and family, P. Slarena, Isaac Folks,
~ Eoka.
From Bremen-Alfred Eliden.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

6ermamta National Bank, New Orleans,
Directors held this day, 8 semi-annaal dividend
q SRVRN AND ONE-HALF PER CENT was do
clareh, payable 70 the stockholders demand.
ae30 ii HKRM. ROEHL, Cashier.
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SUCCESSION NOTICES.


Succession of FabiHs Meek Dunn.
CRCOND DISTRICTS COURT FOR Tak PARISH
y OF Orleans, No. 81, 70g.--Whereas, Lewis d.
Dunn has petitiOned the court for letters of
administration the estate OF the late Pabius
Nick. Dunn, deceased, interstate. Notice 10 hereby
given 10 all whom It may concern to show Gauss
within ten days, why the prayer OF the said peti-
toner should not be granted.
By order Of the Court.
jal0 IA Ia FRAFK PACE. 9R, Clerk.
Succession OF Daniel NaRRligam.
cJRcoND DISTRICT COURT FOR TIKI PARIsH OF
y Orleans No. 57,544.-Whereas, Z. T. PARKER
has pettiODed the court for letters Of dAtive
testamentary executOrBhip on the estate of the
Late Daniel Mnligan. deceased inteeta4e. E0ties
is hereby given 10 all whom 1t may concern 60
show cause within ten days why the prayer -
By order Of the Court
jas IL FRANK PACb. Jh,s Clefk.
Succession Of Christian Amaaas NYisnaanEl.
A Ii PERSONS INDEBTED OR BAvlRG PROP
| IA erty beiOnglng 70 said deceased and all who
have claims aEaia6t his estate, requested ~
make the sama Known 70 Friedrich W. Kepaa.
tasbanentary executcf, No. 65 TreMs street, EsFF
| Orleans or to A. J. LRWis Attorney at Law,
No. g Exchange alley, eorner Of CnAsonhouaa
8uceRaasaa "a f1AaFles nGs AeyvaeRE.
| GECOND n1arKfcf COURT FOR TAB PAREaaI
1 - Of orleanss No - .009.-aotiee ia hereby agaa
/ sons hag8sn fateEested 10 ahoM cause withln Zen
| days aaeN le present notiarakien e any theg
l have 81 eeE. Why the 1GsnuRt nfHsNuked By 81
1 +. fA 1ministIa1ee eg thfs es4sae Hheu7i
npt ~ htetelq7alea alad approved, and the fan&A
otzAslhagea ~ saeefannc9 eEla1eW1tha
Il y qea9t 81 tAa SeRss. IL i - =.
~ y ~ kAAAA gAg2, ~, cAssiE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

\ oy POLICE CoMMIssIoNERs.-The
d Police Commissioners yesterday
session which was to have been
the eighth instant. There was more
core Of patrolmen up for trial.
Gleason, first precinct, was ar
for unbecOming conduct and using
language in addressing Governor
and his superior officers, and as the
was against him he was dismissed
son, ]. o. Hoyt, T. Hyland, J.. H.
on, D. Kelvin, E. Marks and j..
4 the second precinct, were dismissed
4 for disobedience of orders.
Basilique, fifth precinct, dismissed
g for not obeying his captains orders.
ks Hurst, first precinct; B. Delaney
liz. Davis, harbOr precinct, resigned.
b. Miller, fourth precinct, and j.
IN, third precinct, rendered their res
|n, which we're accepted.
w. w. Cain, NJ. J. Nor
s. Becker, w. Ryan, j. Waugh, b.
/. O'Brien, T. Hunrahan and James
grast were promoted to patrOlmen.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

kOLLToN FIRE DEPARTMENr.-The
kn's Charitable Association of the
N District has elected the following
officers for the present year: Thomas
eston, PRESIDENT; C. w. Besancon,
resident; George Geier, Secretary;
Schte, treasurer; P. Mitchell, chief
er; Henry Moke, assistant engineer;
Pfeifier, assistant engineer; Albert
assistant engineer; J. p. Stoulig,
Zeller aud George w. TOpham,
committee; Henry Tebbe, G.. Blu
nd John Dahmer, 5oard Of commits
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COAL.
COAL

OOAL...............COA GOAL
JOHN d. MACLIN.
No. "a CaFOndelet sfreet.
PTTTSBURG. ANTHRACITE AND CAMEL COAL
Prepared for family use and delivered 1t
LOWEST MARKET RATES.
Branch office and depot, head Of Second street.
Fourth District jalo 81
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AUOTTON SALES,
SUCCESSION OF D. c. BYEEBT.

By n. H. q b. .. Montgomery.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

rAE Professors IN ENGLAND.-Not
u h six hundred years ago, when Mr..
was high old mob in England, a
aw was promulgated by Parlia-
|hich did not altogether please
+ Three tailors in Tooley street
reat mass mass meeting, repre-
; Rhe people of England, but some
convention did not have the
Effect, whereupon several foreign
America stepped in and strongly
. against the premier's action.
: led a meeting Of foreigners (Ameri-
: zensl, to be held in Lafayette
Ia protest against Disraeli's policy.
itter of course the English people
tbe proposition not only very stu
absolutely absurd, and one of the
sns published card in the evening
putting the case SO sensi6ly that
nrymen took a second sober
or a sober second thought
consequence Lafayette square was
med by the presence OF patriotic
"a. Disraeli by chance heard oi
oded meeting, and lost no time IN
an order tor the malcontents K
naturalization papers or be trans
TO Van Dieman's Land. He ex
II as his belief that it the for
took so much interest in the ma
elfare, they should fully identify
res with the country.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

Once POntchartrain Railroad Company
New Orleans, December 81, lB74.-Notioe Is hereby
given that the annual meeting of the Stockholders
Of the Puntehartain Railroad Company will be held
on the 1HIRTIBTH DAY or JANUARY, 1875, be-
tween the hours of A. NJ and ?. ~, for the
election OF directors TO serve during the ensuing
year. JOHN B. LAFITTR,
ial cot THOMAS II HUNT. Directors
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

Office of the Lafay cite Fire Insurance
Company, New Orleans December 20, ls74.-The
annual election for twenty five directors TO serve
the ensuing year, will take place at the Office OF
+he company, No. 500 Magazine street, on MONDAY
January H. 1875, between the hours OF A. n. and
3P. r.
dR3O IOUIS MATHIS. Saerefarv,
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THE LOUISIANA CASE
OPINIONS OF THE PRESS OF THE
NORTH AND WEST.
GENERAL SHERlDAN'S COURSE GENERALLY
APPROVED.

The following extracts from our North
ern and Western exchanges will give
very fair idea of the condition of public
opinion in those sections as to the events
of the last week. II will be seen that
opinions differ considerably as to the
remedy for the ills of our body polite,
but they agree very generally as to the
revolutionary character of the measures
taken by the Democrats last Monday to
obtain possession of the machinery of the
State government, and fail to express so
much indignation at the timely interior
ence of the military to prevent blOodshed
as would probably meet the wishes of our
Democratic friends:
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nInn sALRs TO-n1ORRaW.

Z IAN. MARKS Il CO., at l O'Clock. at No.
n te street. furniture.
, RP wAGGAMAN, at II O'Clock, at the
nts and Auctioneers' Exchange, a lot,
Buildings, corner OF Goodchildren and
= atreAts
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THIRTEENTH CALI.

Redemption Of FIve-Twenty BORds Of
1852.
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The Mails.


The Mails.
be following telegram was yesterday re-
I'D by Postmaster Ringgold:
WASHINGTON, January 9, 1879.
sstmaster. New Orleans, LOuiaiana:
wing to miscOnnectiOn south of Lynch
N, Virginia, it is probable that the mails
2lng New Orleans on the night of the
u we're burnt night before last between
aihgtOn and Baltimore.
GEORGE S. BANGS,
General S0perin tentent K. NJ. 3.
For only ten dollars
You can Purchase ticket
in the
Louisiana State Lottery,
lsingle schemel,
Ana
If you are lucky,
You will draw
The capital prize
Amounting to $40, GOO.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

Second District Court for the Parish Of 0rleAE
No. 81, 693.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

The Stockholders of the New Orleans
Butchers Hide and TallOW Company are hereby
notified that the annual election of directors for
the present year will take place at the office OF
the company, No. 100 South Peters street, on MON
DAY, January H. 1875, at P. 81.
lac St JEAN BFRTHIS.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10
ICal Intelligence.

at II C,,o,,,,,, The ;rd;napt
he 90 aLSERABLE ON NO AnuiSono
ER d fbe fellow who wear a coat, skirt
third ,loops, and who takes a seat in a
'ith at this season of the year, when
windows are closed for the COM
al n Passengers, with the stump of a
Budd fiqar, is sure to have one of the
ober cheapest and nastiest cheroOts
1. 40 ~ he purchased three for five cents.
I'd Il aily he will privately take a pull
a Hel snsive weed, just to keep it lighted,
b B, could only understand that every
eYl y considers him a nuisance he
s sri ssibly think that he was violating
Har Of decenoy, and abstain for few
!, ~ y from making himself obnoxious to
arsonB.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

ONCE of the Crescent City GasliGht Com .
psny, No. so Damp street (up stairsl-New Orleans
December IA, l874-In conformity with the require
ments of tia amended charter and bylaws of the
Crescent City Gaslght Company, the annual cleo.
ton of Directors to serve during the ensuing year
Will be held on TUESDAY, the twelfth day OF jan
nary 1915 at the office of the company, in this city,
between the hours of 10 A. NJ. aud ?. n.
JOHN NJ. CONWAY, Secretary.
.an1a "a % d Dc 90 N iaa Z II
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-01-10

Once Firemen's Charitable Association
New Orleans, January I, 1875 Board Of Delegates
regular quarterly meeting, MONDAY, January II
at I P. NJ. In the hall Of Louisiana Hose Company
las @. G. FLANAGAN Secretary.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

HOtice.-Bank OF Lafayette, New Orleans, ia n
nary 8, l875.-A meeting of the stockholders wi II
be held at the clearinghouse TUESDAY Februar y
g. 1875, at l P. NJ, to consider and act upon pro :
posed amendments to the charter. fun attend
ance is requested.
By order OF the Board.
iaiO Inn JAMES STRAWBRIDGF. Cashier
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Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-05
From the San Francisco Chronicle.
Hundred Extrnct Volcanoes,

The Academy of Science met on
Monday evening. DR.. Hardness
spoke of discoveries made by himself
in parts of Plumao and Lassen Cos.,'
| little known hitherto. A tract of
country containing about 5000
square miles, he described not only
as volcanic, but showing traces of
recent volcanic action, and having
within its limits 100 distinct volca-
noes. A large crater on the diyid-
ing line of the two counties had
damned up the lake, givingit new
outlet and spreading its waters over
an area of square miles. The vol
canic cone is higher than Vesuvius.
Ashes and scorie are scattered all
down its sides. In different parts of
the lake are stumps of trees, some of
them AS feet in hight, and showing
above the surface. Some of them,
standing in the lava, are only partial
ly burned through, indicating that
the matter elected from the volcano
was not all IN melted state. LII oGh-
er places occur round cavities, which
were sounded by DIR. Hardness and
his party, and stumps found at the
bottom. Higher up, the trees, though
untouched by the lava, were burned
by the heat. The growth of a por-
tion of the trees since the eruption
shows about 25 annular rings. The
lava from the volcano covers about
100 square miles. An old resident Of
Red Bluff, who was in the neighbor-
hood in 1853, told the doctor that
he saw a bright sheet of flame rising
from the mountain, which continued
through his entire stay. Shaved
Head, an old Indian of the Mill
Greek tribe, says that in his youth,
the region was alive with volcanoes
in active operation.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-05

An eagle was killed in Coffee Co.,
Ala, a few days since, measuring
eight and a half feet from tip to tip.
When first seen it was after couple
of deer, and now and then would
alight on first one and then the 9th
er, burying his talons in them. The
deer were running for life. A gen
tleman out west saw them coming,
and when in shooting distance fired
on one of them. The other stopped
and he too was shot. The eagle
perched on tree near by, seeing
them both shot down, alighted on
one of them and went to eating,
but fatal shot at that junction of
the game brought him down. There
are said to he numbers of them in
that section of the country.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-05

The Newbury correspondent of
the Burton Leader, says: 'tMrs.
Erastus Hodges, living in the south
part of the town, is without doubt
one of the greatest living wonders
known to the medical profession
She is afflicted with an incurable
type of dropsy and heart disease,
and during the course of treatment
has undergone fifty eight operations
of tapping" by means of which
nearly fifteen hundred pounds of qoa-
ter has been taken from her. At
one operation the abdomen was laid
open and treatment given internally
AN operrtion which has hitherto
been considered fatal. Of course
her health is not good, but she lives
and is able to be around. DIR. Nc
Graw, of Burton, has charge of her
case.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-05
Dental Parasites.

If all were aware of the fact that
both vegetables an animals effect a
Judgement in the interstices of un-
clean teeth, and flourish in that stu
alton, there would be a more univer-
sal and rigorous administration of
the toothbrush than at present pre-
walls. To be sure, the vegetable and
animal parasites that thrive in the
mouth are very minute-microscopi-
cal, in fact; but the very idea, in its
most shadowy presentation, is re-
pugnant to a refined taste. One of
the plants most commonly found in
the teeth, and the most fruitful
cause of cares, is the LeptottrSn 6atc-
calls. It is little affair, but has no
simpler name to go by. Its favorite
locality is in the openings between
the teeth. When acids taken with
food or medicines, or secreted alb
normally by the mouth itself, have
softened the enamel of the teeth,
this fungus acts with great rapidity
in effecting the decay of the teeth.
The ordinary means of cleaning the
teeth, do not affect the parasitic
growth, but soapy water appears to
destroy them. DR.. Demitt, an au-
thority in dentistry, recommends
that the teeth be brushed at least
twice day with fine powder and
a little soap. The brush should be
soft, with the hairs not too finely
set, in order that they may penetrate
into the interstices Of the teeth.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-05
FRANCE.

The intelligence of France is graf
flying to all who wish that country
put in train of some settled govern
meni. The passage of the bill for
the organization of Senate, by a
vote of 448 to 24I nays, opens a new
era in French history which may be
full of good fruits. The French
may have been fertile of liberal
ideas and philosophic suggestions
which have been practically realized
in legislation and administration by
other nations, but whilst they have
advanced the cause of Democracy
elsewhere they have been repeatedly
bafied in their own efforts to estab-
lish what might be called a Con-
servative Democracy. The whole
some lesson of the war with Ger
many has had a chastening effect on
the nation, and it may be that prac-
tical reforms will now be steadily
achieved that will have an endur-
ing influence for good in France.
Ashtabula telegraph. (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1874-1880, 1875-03-05
LEGAL.
Teachers Examinations.

EXAMINATIONS for Teachers
II of Common Schools win be held at the toll
lowing times and places:
Jefferson, March seth.
Geneva, April Sd,
Andover, April 9Th.
Austinburg, April 18th,
Conneaut, April 20th.
Orwell, April 2Tth,
PierpOnt, May 11th.
Ashfabula, May 29th.
The places Tor holding the examinations at the
villages named will be at the school buildings in
the several places, excepting Jefferson, where it
will be held in the Court House.
Examinations will open at A. NJ. and close
at 4P. NJ.
Arithmetic will be taken up in the forenoon,
and Geography and Grammar in the Afternoon
By order Of Board of Examiners
L. H. MEANS, Clerk of Board,
Asht1bula, Feb. 18th, 1873 1911