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The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
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SOUTHERN ITEMS.
LOUISIANA.

lfbblslANA.
shreveport Times, June al
The prospects Of the corn crop In this
parish, in the hills, ut this period, are
not very promising. Cotton IL looking
well.
True Republican. June al
The crop IN parts Of our parish IL very
good. Corn Ii suffering everywhere for
want Of rain. Both cotton and corn will
fall short Of last year.
Assumption Chronicle. June 24l
During the week we have had copious
showers Of rain In this immediate vi
entity. sufficient TO impede temporarily
the progress Of cultivation. True. a
greater portion Of the corn has been
laid by. but the planters still need at
least ten days Of dry weather TO lay by
the cane, SOW their PEGS, etc. Occa-
sionnl gentle rains Mt intervals Of two
or three days so fir from doing injury
to the crops will prove beneficial, yet
several days of dry weather Is needed.
especially US there is no danger OF either
corn or cane suffering for two weeks to
come by reason Of dry weather. Such
Is the opinion Of our planters
without u dissenting voice. UP to
the present writing tho late rains
have not been general through
out the parish. In some sections there
IL u surplusage, and IN others scarcity
Of rain. To-day the clouds are lower
ing, and we are Threatened with Hood,
If the ordinary signs don't fail Never
theless the crops are exceedingly fiojr-
ishing. and we should not murmur.. but
dovoutly praise the giyef Of all good for
the blessings received up TO date.
Things look lovely coUieo nc rose. and
the bird that proyidentially prevented
the burning Of Rome, or some other
SEAPORT. by little yillainous eackling,
is suspended upon dizzy height. Our
devil. ut the editorial elbow, wisely sup-
gests that he would not like to think
that the goose was too much elevated to
elude his grasp on Christmas day.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01

Another called meeting Thursday night
failed to bring u quorum Of the mem
bers OF the Board Of Health, Drs.
Gaudet, Lemonnier and Finney being
the only members present. DR.. White
and Mr.. Woodward are out of the State,
and it is understood that DR.. Smythe
and Messrs. Heath and Bonzano re-
fused to attend the meetings, the latter.
it is said, from fear or displeasing DR..
Smythe, who might accuse him OF going
over to the Democrats il he did so. This
is not very complimentary to Mr.
Hubert Bonzano, who has heretofore
been credited with some sense.
KELLOGG SAYS
that he does not know what to do about
the matter; that ii the members present
in the city will not attend-and he is in
formed Of the fact by Dr. Gaudet-he
will issue other commissions To people
who will attend the meetings. Kellogg,
however, refers TO injuncti0ns and other
processes of court as being In his way,
yet he wishes DIR. Gaudet TO call on him
and inform him OF the condition OF
affairs.
These expressions We're conveyed TO
DIR. Gaudet by representative Of the
DEMOCRAT, and it is possible that the
President OF the Board will call on Pitt
to-day.
Meanwhile the business of the Board
is at stand still, and there is about
500 in the treasury TO pay 500 or 500
which are due.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
gaE NIs.s.ER EsiGGnDgT EgsS.
a Peer Negro Receives One Hundred
Esa~hrs fDr Political EHerf.
Baton Rouge Advocated


Lust week n merchant Of Port Hud.
son, while travelling ia West Baton
Rouge on business. met u colored man
who was n debtor OF his to the extent
OF some fifty dollars and who disap-
p0arcd very mysteriously from that sec
tiOn some months ago, aud learned
from his lips tnle Of woe that almost
curdles the blood Of civilized man to
even contemplate such n thing. This
inoffensiye colorod man who had always
been known by bis white friends as an
honest, industrious and pehceable man.
informed the merchant that on tho
night OF his disappearance he WAS
forcibly taken from his house by Geo
Brown and "a crowd Of negroes, who
live on the Mount Pleasant plantation
his hands were tied behind him, was
marched like criminal TO execution
into tho woods below Mount Pleasant,
and there tied To the ground and
whipped nearly to death. receiving over
"a hundred lashes with Il hide whip,
after which he was sent across the river
with the positive order never TO return,
and the gentle reminder that II he
violated that order he would suffer
death. This colored man says he knows
OF no reason why he was thus treated,
unless IL was because he had signiiied
his intention not to vote with the
Republican party this year. He also
assured the merchant that If the white
people would assure him protection
against the organized mob on the
Mount Pleasant place he would return
and work for him, and pay the amount
he knew he honestly owed This Is one
of the outrages that has been laid mt the
door OF the innocent white citizens Of
that section, and we have no doubt
many more OF the same character will
soon come TO light and place the re-
sponsbility or such acts where they
rightly belong We have had no doubt
for long time that some new system
had been adopted by the Louisiana
Radicals to manufacture material for
their outrage mill, and il is evident now,
since the collapse Of the" Colored Union
Rights Stop" the whole secret will come
out, and the world ut large will be
able to see with the naked eye the
extent OF vilainy that is practiced
by Republican leaders against the bet
ter and more inoffensive class OF colored
people. the better, at their expense, to
make political capital against the white
people and advance the unworthy and
corrupt ends OF those partisan vampires
whose sole interest in the State Is to
hold office and draw salaries.
Geo. Brown Is now in jail aud will re-
main there to answer for all his wrongs
at the next jury term Of the District
Court, when he will meet with the just
punishment the law meets out to Just
aiiph Vi1lat ions of law
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE EAST.
srrvla ana Montenegro.

srrvia ana Montenegro.
ytgsra. June 3O.-Advices from Get
TIME announce positively that treaty
81 alliance has been regularly ratified
between Servia and Montenegro, and
has been in existence for tho last fort
night. -
The New sultan DensoraIized Critical
Condition VI Affairs.
LONDON. June 30. Beva. correspond
cft of the Times, in letter dated Con
stantinople, June %. says The new
sultan of Turkey, Murad Effendi, Is
overwhelmed with the difficulties OF his
position. II Ia reported he contemplates
Indicating IN favor Of his younger
brother. The Turks are actually pre-
pairing To meet Servian attack. Inc
camp on the Bosphorus, opposite kopia,
where they intended to assemble In con
siderable force, has been broken up.
and every available man Ia being for
warded to the front.
IL Is reported that the Government
has formed desperate resolution Of on
listing 5000 Bahi Bazouks throughout
the Empire, who, II they cannot Do
much as soldiers, may prevent the
spread Of the iusurrection bya constant
menace Of a general massacre OF Chris
tians.
Yesterday Gen. Ignatief. the Russian
Ambassador, embarked bis children on
board n Russian dispatch boat for
Odesan. The General himself and his
wife remain. but the wives of the seofe-
taries Of the EN- bassy have been sent to
Il place or safety.
The reported recall of Geu. Ignatiefl
In not confirmed. Insulting and threat
enlng letters reach bin daily from
various quarters, and he IL certainly ex-
posed TO imminent danger.
Jealous Muss,imen regard the Gov
eminent resolution to quaeh the sen
tenoe Of the Salonica authorities IA
evidence of subserviency t. European
powers. from which m aggravntion Of
their hostile feeling toward Christians
may be justly Appreciated. The aspect
Of things here becomes more serious
every day.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
CITY ITEMS.

Pasquen Bellinger was arrested on a
warrant at the corner Of Bienville and
Basin streets and incarcerated in the
Third Precinct, charged by II. Clay
with breach of trust and embezzIement.
Alfred Baptiste and Alexander Depas,
by virtue of a warrant, were snatched
by the law and lodged In the Third Pre-
cinct Station, charged by Mrs Latour
with larceny.
Josiah Williams, a youth OF seventeen
summers, was thrown into the arms of
the law at p. m. last evening and
locked In the Fifth Precinct, on charge
Of larceny.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
THE CAMPAIGN DEMOCRAT.

The Campaign WEEKLY DEMOCRAT, q
large eight.page paper, Will be fur-
nished from the 1st Of July 10 the 18th
November for the small sum OF One
Dollar Every man in the State should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con
servative club should subscribe for
from twenty-five to one hundred copies
for distribution.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01

Mr.. |. l.. Lyons. corner OF Camp and Ggayier
streets, is proprietor OF u specific for darrhGa.
dysentery. iiux. summer complaints, and all
arrangements OF the bowels. which has been
used by the leading physicians with great sue
cess. 1t may be obtained OF all druggists. and
the money viii be returned IL the medicine does
not give satisfaction. Mr.. Lyons enjoys lust
popularity, as one OF the most reliable importers
and dealers in drugs, chemicals and medicines
in the South. and those who wish to purch;ise
thesf ARTICLES, either at wholesale or retail, Will
deynu - ajve him 1 crilu >. ...~ - 60
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
Exports.

LIVERPOOI-rer Steamship ~ Louia---2eo5
bnoa cotton t2I bids tobacco 40 sks coffee 51l Dbl
roAin $50 bbs oil 5794 sks oil cake s20GD specie s
eiisea udse.
HAVANA per eientnship Clinton --50oo SKIS
corn 600 bbs Hour g5 bids Rr6ase "a bbIs tallpw
ckR soda ash 100 pni9s hay 2l3 empty hhds.
HAVAHA@Per steamship & w Lord @l301 bbls
hour bbls tnlpW S0l bbls grease 10 bbls meal
$3.50 SKIS corn 100 SKIS oats $50 SKIS bran "a pkgs
sundres,
pos stHVga,
NEW YORK Per brig John Brightman t5t,-
tp2 feet lumber 800 pcs slaves. >
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
tDMMEitriAI..


BATUHDAY. july 80 .. m.
COTTON-A full sample 81 IT. soacAlled new
cotton from the Rio Grnudc is on exhibition ut
the Cotton Exchange. and u spoea committee
NJ five hHe been appointed 10 give IL further IN
RpcctiOn. We learn thjd their report will be- that
1t ia mixed now and old. A full report will be-
mads during the day.
We hear of worry little doing IN tbs cotton mar
kpt and only one small Bala. No dispatches
rom New York. Liverpool is reported heavy ut
previous rates with sales Of only 5000 bales
Yesterday, when the sales proper embraced
$40 bales. the market closed Ut the following
quotations.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
Cleared Yesterday,

Steamship Chas w Lord. Cotton. for Hayann--
EA Yorke
Brit steamship Saint Louis. Reid for Liverpool
Silas Weeks Sco
Steamship Clinton. Hill. for IInyana
G A Whitney Aeo
Bark Rome. Otis. fpf Hlyte-
Lowell T. Eaisy
Brig John Brightman. Hunson. for New York @
En- YorkG
Sjchr Ellen Louisa. Harrison for Pensacola
Il II Poole
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01

NEW YORK Pcr steamship NeW OrleaHs--=-
Assorted tudpO.
RIO DE JAaEIHO Per 8chr Elvctton--1o0o
bags cotfae
CAHDEkAB---PUf Behr IndiAn0la--29G hhds
melhda.
UTILAA-rer sehf tnfgeut Day-15oo burhs
banauas 80 900 piaBt1ius 5000 cocoanIta bbls
nlnngbca bbls LINES.
GHAND CAYMAN- -sper schr Hoyalist--510o
eoneh bells 30 bbs limos n tons Junk.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
FINANCIAL AND NUMERICAL
OFFICE N. .. DEMOCRAT.
saturday July 1880 y. m.
~ ON ETA Y.
pw ORLEANS CLEARING no USE.

The offerings for discount continue III fair OK
tent both N bunk and on the street. md without
1uotablo variation in the rates ~ commercial
pnpor.
We continue to quote exceptional paper nj
500 per cent per annntn discount Al do 49,
aud second grade lb@ia First gass uoftgaKe s
fulo nj 9@lD per cent per anuum. while second
grade IRE entirely aominitl.
Gold Ii dull. Tho market opened at t12l@tl28
against fl2B NJ Now York. and now rules al the
opening rates, against tl2I In that market.
Foreign exchange rs quiet. and is about 4e
lower for atrrling and 'ie Fof francs the former
being now quoted nj bib4ebtG for bill of hiding
and At elear. and aa95i9'9 for bnnk, and frames
4e6t 4Gtl.s5 for commercial. and nominal for
bank.
The banks continue 10 check can New York ut
" per cent premium, aud commercial sight Is
atil quoted at a.
Stocks are ia fair request
Nothing has hnen done IN Atnto eapgois on
which ~ bnse quotations yet. but they are how
ever quoted nominal at $1,000 =, ~ diviA"nd.
City premium bonds are steady nj 80 'set5m.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
CpELOUSAS.

tNDEPENDENT OPEL0ULAs WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY, 1T 5 y. m.
s4-zses- For WAAHIAdTOA. PORT
-, $1,000 al, Barry. ChurchVille Bayou Dee
1sc-,ssss'- ss~ Giaizes, Atehafalaya. Simmspoft.
Big Bend Landing, Old Hlyer. and all lntarme-
dlato poiuts-The ii9Iit-drafi passenger sts,arusr
RDBT. YOUNG,
In place of 1T. Mary
w. II. Daniel. master. j. Is. schmidt. clerk
For freight or passage apply on board on 70
HITE h CABIN. 3 Tehouptoulaa
Connecting VI simmsport with steamer Sallle
FOR Bayou Des Glaizee, deig i'm
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ucreInt. this Warming.

BATON ROUGE Per steamer vt johns
bal cotton 80 Eks'cottou sefd.
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Carfis A Thorn
-sundyies TO order.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
OUACHITA RIVER.

NEW ORLEANS AND oUACHITA RIVER
TRANSPORTATION COMPANY.
REGULAR OUACHfTA RIVER WEEKLY
PACKET.
Leaves every WEDNESDAY ct s .. m.
IT, FOR OUACHfTA CITY, MONROE
AiaA4nil "a Trenton and all landings on Black
as--sA-s-sas and Ouachita rivers-The fine. light
draft passenger steamer
WILLIE, 4
In place Of Ouaehita Belle and Lessis Taylor
r. a. Blanks master,
will leave as above, making connexions with
light draft steamers for all the tributary streans
For freight OF passase apply on board or to
Capt. r. A. BLANKS. President.
No Canal, corner Delta street.
HITE Il CABIN, BEITTON n EPPLEHI
ADAMS n WORK. LORD Il MePEAKE. Agents
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01

N. 0. DEMOCRAT OFFICE. July /. 1875.
Arrived ebis ,1Orning,

Steamship Nsw Orleans. Dearborn. from Now
York. 18th inst. 10 Moult9n~2d dis .,
sTEAMBoArs
~ John, Bergeron. from Baton Rouge,
Carrie A. Thorn, U'I'ry. from Lower Coast
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rkivor ews.

OFtEOE NnW Dn1NANa tEAontAr, |
Hnur1ay July 1876 y N.
Inn Undersigned, ia assuming chnrge of the
ttyer tlepHrtment 81 Die DAILY DENOJHAT, re-
sphc f,ly 3piieltA from hia steamboat friends u
continuance ~ ne patronage 50 Literally eS-
tended during HE connection with the New Or
lanng Cyesrent and Hnietbt.
GEO. ]. DUNCAN.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
Ry Railroads.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE RAILROAD
II bales cotton 10 bbls lime and gundries.
MOHGANS LOUISIANA AND TEXAS II r.
~ bales cotton hhds sugar 3 bbls molusses 60i
bzA beef 545 head cattle 1881 In specie
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01
BAYOU sAna,

cy FOR BAYOU SARA. WATERLOO.
bs1ssstt..tssF Hermitage. Port Hudson, Baton
nkss@.-s-~@ Rouge. Plaqpemine and PostofIice
landiDgs-The United States mail semi-weekiy
packet Gov. Allen,
In place Of w. 5: Ptke.J }. J. Brown, muster.
Leaves every MONDAY and FRIDAY. at 3.
m, for Bayou Sara.
HfTE Il CABIN. Agis,. Tchoupitouias ct
d1a am a. q. TDDDfN. ~ Magazine
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01

NEW ORLEANS. ST LOUIS AND CHICAGO
80 bsles cotton % hhds tobaeGo and suudfes 10
order,
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01

BUSINESS CHANeE.-In another column will
hsfeond the announcement Of the dissolution
arthc arm OF Keer. Raymond 4 Co, and the
iosmatson OF the new firm, their successors. OF
daSs Keep & Sons. who will continue the West
arm produce and commission business at the
lid atard. Nos. ~ and 70 Poydras street. Mr.. +.
r. Keep has been leading merchant In this
hfanoh OF the commerce Of our city for nearly
hall q century. and enjoys in the highest degree
sAe confidence and esteem Of his fellow citizens.
and "a extensive circle Of correspondents in all
carts of tho Union. His sons and partners.
upssrs. Is II and q. d. Keep. are well known
far their energy integrity and business capacity.
Thus composed the new firm will prove worthy
ssunoe6aQrs 10 the old and well established house.
ler to them and to Mcssrs w. G. Ray
-. a. Rickey. ths retirine counors.
~n,sxo <hald to chouse n c'iief !.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01

TINE
WEEKLY DEMOCRAT.
The New Orleans WEEKLY DEMOCRAT IS a
handsome
EIGHT PAGE FORTY-EsGHT COLUMN
NEWSPAPER,
Printed in clear type, and is filed with
Editorials and Selected Articles
upon all the topics Of the day. It contains the
news from all portions Of the world. up TO the
hour of going to press. It's Washington specials
and general intelligence being especially full
and reliable It contains fun Commercial. Ma
ripe and River news and reports prepared By
experienced and competent editors and re-
porters. It's
AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT
will be found valuable and interesting 10 farmers
and planters.
As A FAMILY PArER
II has no superior In the South-its Literary De-
partinent embracing poetry, romance. religion
sentiment and humor.
THE MISSION OF THE DEMOCRAT
Is the redemption OF Louisiana from the thral-
dom of Radicaism. and the restoration In It's
borders Of honest Government-the supremae |
OF the |
civilization Of the Nineteenth Gentry.
Terms Of weekly Democrat
I'm advance
One Copy, one year.................. % W
Ten Copies, one year. one P. OIL 10 W
Twenty Copies. one year. oneP. o. 70 ID
Fifty Copies. one year one T. Of. oo W
4
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vTCKsRfLHa.

i.eaves every TUESDAY atBp.m
fSTa~ ron VTCKSBUhG SATCHEZ
L. g.. III DayH's Bend an1 Intermediate
'as--gss @Ef4s-s~ lhudin9s-'rho steamer
Katie,
Gn place OF IL. II. Leej
VIM. Campbell, master, A. devay, el#k
leaves as nb0ve, connecting nt YiekaDnrg With
PnrisOt's Line for nl points on Ynzgo. bunnow.
ADAMS h WORK.
d2i JSO. JAHNBY, Agents.
The New Orleans Democrat. (New Orleans, La.) 1875-1876, 1876-07-01

SATURDAY yICKBBURG UNITED STATES
MAIL PACKET,
Leaves every SATURDAY, atsP NJ
, IT, A. For VICKSBUHG. DAFTS'S BEND
hlaaRsht5G' Natchez and all intermediates land.
S''sss'-N-as~ ingB-The passenger packet
Eatohez,
connecting at VieksburR with the pariaot I,ine
for Yazoo, Talahatehie and Sundower rivers,
aud with Anchor Line for Memphis. Cairo and
bt, Louis.
For freight or passage apply on board. or ~
JOHN JANEBY, III Common street
or 70 HITE &CAj;LIN.3 TehoGptoulas st.
mae
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FOR GgEENVtbLE, VICKsBURG. EATCHEl
AND ALL WAY AND PLANTATION
w-- LANDINGS.
IN The fine and fast passenger packet

Leaves every THURSDAY at 3 d m.
NJ. White. muster. q Holmes clerk,
Will leave rs above, connecting 1T Vieksbnre
with tho Pnrisot Line" for oil points on Ynzoo
and Tallnhat"bis rivers. For freight or pnssasss
apply on board. or to JOHN JANNEY
mY3 ADAMS X WORK.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1876-08-25

/. Office i- ie'ebg given taal tie
partnership heretofore c>is'i,- De.
tween llcrudcr~i gnrd in , ,tmr. M'n
hr.it'-, ha- been dissolved. Joseph
luouu having sold lis int- 1T ESQ.,
Aariu >rhrufich. Ir., Ehn Assumes IN
nf hi> iilLiiitie, ia the firm The bust.
ue,~ viii ice prosecuted a. contemplated
by tie old firm. jcsErH BuCHART,
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For the JAG ,r Courier
Obituary.

Died, August 9Th. 1875. ELIZABETH
kLNDA-L, eged iorty-eight wears and
eight DAYS. Deceased was born and
raised ia this section OF our country.
She Joined the VI. Z. Church in her six-
teenlh year, aud shortly protested to
IND pesce IN her blessed Master, and
continue % grow IN grace and love OF
God-was a faithful Christian, never
doubling in the faith she had made n
PROFESSION OF. she was feeble TO- overall
"a ~ gradually growing worse, li in
t"c latter part Of tie past winter she be-
came conhHcd a. bps room, suffering
me most intcDso misery OF BODY, still
.he bore u all patiently, pfaising the
Lord for his goodness and cxhortinr
Der relatives aud friends 10 meet her i1
Heaven 10 rest forever She tell asIeep
IN Oesus. her spirit taking its figbt to
rest. aud the body 10 sleep iill the Res.
direction morn. Her last moments
were calm aud serene. Thus pa.scd
away one mnch loved aud esteemed.
AL " well. She leaves husband
AID cif'' children. niue grand chit lrfn.
81" step children 10 mourn their.
"ho il.rs, bless all in
-un 5000 u' ELECTION.
h.rsgf huL. a.. ls3o K
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NOTICE 10 Heirs ani to- George
Scit2. fohn Petty and Jaucs
j. Rice, Lieuholders male
Defendants. Of Petition
Ia Sell st,.li ESTATE

state of Indiana, Dubois County, SIS;
y Office j. hereby given Tho, james
y fuhrmann. Administrator OF ,hc
estate % I0hn Fuhlmau hate of buboi,
county. Indiana. dccea ed. ha. g.cA HE
petition 90 san Tie real estate o. the
,lecedeut his per-onal hniug insufficient
to pay H. Grhts and hint said petition
MI! b" h"1td 20 be next term e.. ,h,
Litcuit Court a: snid county.
BAzU r. ErSioSs1o>. Clcrk.
Circuit Court nahoi- Codu'y.
Il. BvFTTNEH. ANY. Tor Petitioner
August llth. ls16--3W.
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T.. C0VbMS:--l src that a cUrrc.ror
''ut o. Your l9pcr over t'~ slgt'fuIt
0f Rc,igIo, charges our County Board
with u.rhing allowances " t.ch arc ist
warranted ~ 'rw. aui c1l'.H- ppuu o.,
f"uoraliv rrut.cm,D. WHO curpose iht
boari. 90 give a4 explanation WAY such
o'tw autt- we're made. ~ those gtr-
omen have lad ample time io give an
eXpls anou 100 regard Ia this natter
aHi have faiiod 10 DO 80. think that Il
L. tie duty at Mr.. kosigno 10 let the
peope kuow through tho columns o.
."r Notrirr, ~ hat thosc allowances are.
and hn lHadrlu. Ifthe Board 81 Com-
aussiorers have been guilty of these
changes, DO j. rilh, and proper that the
taxpayers al the county should snow it.
4 lAx-pAYER.
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County Teachers Institute.
Office j. hereby givpr HAT the an
y nu'i session q tte Dubois County
reacher's lhsutUic, Will be held at Jas per,
'egiuuing
MONDAY, September All, 1876,
~ Q o'clock. a. M. aud continue until
Friday noon. Every teacher in the
county is expected TO be present the
whole time, az IL will be 10 their interest.
on account of the able assistance that has
been procured from abroad.
STATE SUPERINTENDENT SMART, AND
PBoF. !. NJ. OLCoTT
will be with ms during most OF the time
the Institute will be in session. Two or
three public lectures will be delivered
10y these able men.
Come all, aud stay with us and we will
have good line.
4. Il. BRUNpIcK, Co. Sup't.
. Aug. 18th, 10 Sw.