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Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
BrOWnyille Marble Works.

Will manufacturing pay in Brown
Vile? is question we often hear ask
ed. If carried on right. why not here
as well as elsewhere? The question
is now clearly demonstrated at the
Marble Works in this city. In COM
mencing this years work the business
increase necessitates the employment t
of another hand. Mr.. n. informs Us
that he has more fine work this than
any preceding year. Having made
arrangements to get his Marble direct
from the quarries, thereby saving the
per centage that all small shops west
way to wholesale dealers, be uses bet
ter materialand sells cheaper than any
one not possessing these advantages.
We saw a fine specimen of Scotch
Granite received direct from Scotland.
undoubtedly the most beautiful and
stone in existence for memorial .pur-
poses, and we learn that Mr.. N. has
made arrangements to furnish this
kind of work, which be will order for
his customers direct from headquer-
ters in Scotland. He also keeps for
sale No. l Plaster for modelling.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

A cable dispatch of the 7th inst,
from London, in reference to the
grain market, says the Mark Lane
Express, in its weekly review of the
grain markets for the past week, says
the weather has been muggy and un-
favorable to trade. Prices generally
have declined about shilling per
quarter in consequence of the detonat-
ed condition. Home deliveries are
still short compared with last year.
Business has been heavy and imports
rather less, and will probably continue
to diminish until prices improve. At
Paris flour declined franc. In Ger
many the markets have rather i'm
proved, while in Belgium and Hol-
land they are dull and unchanged.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- The st. Joe. Herald of the 9Th
gives the following case of lamp ex-
plosion
On Saturday night, about dusk, Mr..
Peter Trissal. proprietor of the Forest
City Hotel. lit the hanging lamp in
the office and it Immediately eXplOd-
ed in his face: The oil spread all over
his clothing but fortunately did not
catch on fire and only portion of his
face was burned. The lamp had been
filled and neatly trimmed. The ex-
plosion was with out apparent cause,
unless it was filled too full.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
ATTENTION.! |!

IShaU continue to sell my
goods lO1O dO1Cn for cash, as
I irish to close out. Call
and see me 1Ohen you come
to torn.
HI customers indebted to
me BIZ Book account or note
are politely requested to
come and make settlement,
as I irish to close business.
GEO. MARION.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Last Friday another fire stirred
up the stagnant-energies of some of
citizens; this time r. V. Muir's wood
yard was ablaze. Though little dam
age was done, it is situated so that
many were much worried over what
might have BEEN"
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

We understand that DIR. J. n.
Converse will agree TO grade. tie and
iron the northern extension of his
road from Nebraska City to Platts-
mouth by the first day of August,
provided this city will vote $50, 600 in
bonds.-Neb. CSty Press.
Bully for the Doc.-and Nebraska
City is an old frowsy granny if it
hesitates to vote those bonds.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Treasurer Gilmore hereby noti-
fies all persons who contemplate NOV
ing out of the county that they will
save trouble and costs to themselves
by calling at the Treasurer's office and
paying all taxes assessed to them.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
Salt +! Salt Salt

What is all this blowing about Salt? Why, If
puts Salt down to $3.50 per barrel w. L. DEN
has the right to put it down to $40 per BARREL
Everybody knows the Onondaga New York Salt, and
is willing pay $500 for it. Why? Becauseit
their bacon. IF it does cost the somebody has
not got enough to buy it, therefore they get
steven mad it. But Den don't groyv1 but sells
Michigan Salt right along at s24O Per barrel, and
gets his 300 for Onondaga Salt.
w III DFN
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- Jim Farmer, the only practical
well digger we know of hereabouts,
is at all times prepared TO clean, sink +,
or dig wells, on reasonable terms. If
you have anything to be done in this
line, give Jim a chance. and our word
for it he will give general satisfac-
tion. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Last Friday witnessed the tear
ing down of one of the oldest build
ings in this city the former residence
of S. r. Somers, corner of 2nd and
College streets. Thus must the land
marks of the past give place to the
march of improvements.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- Mr.. F. l.. Retiring, of Syracuse,
Kosciusko county, Ind, called on us
for few minutes on Saturday last.
and subscribed for our paper. We
wese pleased to see Mr.. X. and espec-
tally so as he resides within a few
miles of our old home.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- George Marion is closing out his
excellent stock of goods with the in
tention of leaving this city about the
middle of March. He will locate in
Laramie City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

= We had the pleasure this week
of meeting in our city John Creason
of Orchard, Hall county Neb. Mr..
G.. is visiting with his old friend Mr..
Brush.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

The largest stock of Ladies'
Fancy Goods and Notions. we
keep all grades and styles of
Ladies' goods. Come at once
and examine for yourself.
J., LOWMAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- Thanks to Ed. w. Gibson of the
Government printing office. Wash
ington, for copy of the Congression-
al Directory of the forty-fourth Con-
gress.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- On the evening Of the 10Th inst.
Ex-senator Upton will deliver lee
ture in the NJ. L. church, this city,
for the benefit of the Rev. J. NJ.
Richards. Subject-"Life and Elo-
quence of Cookman."
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Mr.. Samuel Bennet. Jr., and
Miss Frances Seaberry, of Nemaha
City. were Joined by Hymen's silken
knot on Sunday the 30th day of jan
uary. Esquire j. P. Crother Off cia-
ted. Sammy and his fair bride have
our congratulations.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

M J. NJ. Trowbridge, dealer in
fat hogs and cattle. subscribed for the
ADVERTISER on Tuesday. He says
so good county paper ought to be
we'll sustained.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

"A young gent, posted on the
fashions, says the leap year neck tie
is a young lady's sleeve with an arm
in it-and he rather favors that style.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

X. p. Attention-A full attend
ance Of members is expected this
"wednesday evening, for work. By
order of G.. c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

= The agent of the Underwriters
fire insurance company was in the
city this week adjusting the claim in
CURED against the company by rea-
son of the livery stable fire.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
Interesting Items from our County
Treasurer.

othe kindness of our County Treas
urer we are indebted for the following
interesting items of our county's fl
nance:
Taxes collected for the respective
years during the month of January,
1876:
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
LOCAL H4TTERS.

Last Sunday was a bright and
lovely day.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

We learn that Mr.. Stevens OF the
Brunswick saloon intends to start
soon with his billiard table and sa-
loon fixtures for the Black Hills.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Mrs. w. S. Clark and children,
came down from Omaha on Monday
on a visit to her mother and friends
at Brownville and Nemaha City.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
RIanke ct and RIanket ShaVvls
at cost, as T.. LOwman's.
To Rent.

Eighty acres of land southwest of
Nemaha City close to the Nesbit
farm. Apply for terms to
r. Il. RAINEY,
33w2 BroWnville
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- A. J. Ritter, of st. Deroin was
in the city on Tuesday and paid sub
stantial compliments to his favorite
paper, THE ADVERTISER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Our respected frien d, V. P. Pea
body of Aspinwall has our thanks for
interesting himself In procuring sub
scribers for THE ADVERTISER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Mr.. Swan, grocer, is closing out
his stock, intending to take his de-
parture from BrownVille.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

The Presbyterian Church Socia
BILE will meet on Thursday evening of
this week at the residence of Mr..
Hoadley. All are invited.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
SALT
Is Down Away Down !!

.Aad I knO1U nobody 10jU
get cross" about it, but ne
think there 1OiU be someone
"SteUe51" mad about it.
Den sells Michi6GJo salt
at $40 per barrel.
Den sells 10 lbs. choice
Sugar for 800.
Yes, and Den sells ttC0
and q quarter lbs. choice
Tea for 800.
Den is the Dictator, end
the high prices on StoUeS
and Wagons hare to come
dOJUn.
Why dOn'tSODae5ody eiUe
Cincinnati price list on
StOUes? Why don't they
come right d01Cn to bedrock
prices as Den does.
Den sells 4 DS. J0Ua C0f-
fee for $1.OO. Try 1t.
Den don't 1Oorry 1oorth q
cent. Come and see the
ID / C = a = o e 4!
w. T. DEN.
pplo q On Fer Day at home. Terms free. Addres
toOit CQUG. STISsoS & Co., Portland, Maine.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Those who want the best of job
printing done promptly and cheap,
always call on Dory of the ADvER-
TISER.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Having large stock Of goods
on hand L Will make prices to
suit the times, and make il
profitable for all to come and
examine my Stock before buy
ing elsewhere.
l.. LOWNAN.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- Mr.. ]. B. Loveless, of London
sends in his name and the stamps
for the ADVERTISER. Thanks, Mr..
Loveless.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

-Fx.Gov. r. w. Furnas arrived
home from Washington City ON Fri
day last.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

We call the attention of travellers
to the advertisement of the ''T. P. &
W." railroad.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- What curious weather. Yes, on
Tuesday night we had fog, thunder,
lightning and rain.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

j. NJ. Hacker and wife and Miss
Mary Fairbrother went out to Tecum-
sch on Wednesday of this week.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- See Proposals for Forage, by the
army Quartermaster at Omaha, in
this issue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- Body Brothers have large guam
titv Of nice sweet lard for sale cheap.
Call at their meat market.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

Lafayette items were received
zoo late for last weeks issue.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- Mr.. Henry Hart of Aspinwall
greeted US on the street on Monday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- Jos. Shutz's barn, so long in pro-
cess of construction, is approaching
completion.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
BAILEY & MCGEE.
CLOSING OUT SALE.

will commence from this
date to close out goods at and
below cost.
L. LO9MAE.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
Nebraska Railway.
u,o,nvfIle Buss Line to Phelps.
North western Railway.

o Rrawnvill 80 a. m, $50 p. m, 5:3O p: M
cav Rro,ynville ..:,0a m. 100 m. 80 p. m.
Aii'' b. NJ. BAILEY. SUPERINTENDENT
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
- See Advertisement headed "to
rent"

Gloves and mittens at cost, at
John McPherson's. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

= Heavy Chicago boots at cost, at
John McPherson's If
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

OvercOats and Clothing at
cost, by L. LOwman.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

1cO pieces Of naw style prints
at L. EoWman'g,
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

1876 Diaries at Nickell's drug
store, sign Of big mortar.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
BRowNvILLE NEB., Feb. 5, '75.


Editor Nebras q Advertiser.
We desire a small space in your
valuable columns to let the farmers
know the amount of stock they are
bringing to this market. After the
grasshOpper scourge We all thought
there was nothing left in the country
to bring in any money, but in that
we are glad to say we were mistaken.
Since Dec, 18th 1875 to the above date
there has been brought to this market
sixteen hundred and sixty head of fat
hogs. They averaged over 800 lbs
and brought about the nice little sum
of So, 900, and more bought to come
in next Thursday.
BAILEY & MCGEE.
We are obliged to Bailey & McGee
for furnishing us with the above. 1t
shows better condition of financial
affairs in the county than any had
anticipated. So, 900 scattered among
our grasshoppered people from this
single product assists materially in
making times easy. With good crops
which may be anticipated the incom-
ing season, will place the farming
community on fair footing again, or
at least put them in the way of re-
stocking their farms with good hogs
and cattle, and of commencing to
| live again.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
333W22

- Five spools of thread for 25 cents
at McPherson's. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- For cheap jeans and flannels. go
McPherson's. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

- Mcpherson will sell you shawls
at cost. If
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10
TIME CARDS.
,,tv Stage Line South.

p-ownviIle 10 Ar7Co, Falls City and Rulo
I.ouL. - rftv AspIHW:-ll and ~. DeroiD. con-
n NeLlaa;,I, cn1yeyanceS 10 all other points.
-r'iitE J" "i5stoyyuviIie daily 1T o'clock y. IN.
l+-'f,Ses Al I.rOwnville II o clock a m
Afr'e9 J. Z. HAIRLESS, Proprietor.
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

See Swans advertisement-"Sell-
ing at cost"
Nebraska advertiser., 1876-02-10

t.ss, Council Bluffs arrive and depart as follows
.-e WEST ARETvE GoING EAST DEPART
= e'i t,rrssS Ij.3Ipm. Day Express. Gao IN.
uA5 = i,rs.s ALA M Night Express 4 0j p. m.
y NisA' - E,x Freight. lO:50a m.
WI STENNETT. Gen. Pas. .Agt.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

GVLIttle Evie Is our thrcc-year.
old darling. One day, near Christ.
mas, she said, ".nama, wish had
an little sister"
"Wnte to Santa Claus 10 bring
you one when he fills your stocking"
said mama.
With a pencil she scribblei a pago
OF hieroglyphIcs to the ume-honored
gentleman.
Sure enough a few days ailor a lii.
tloboy.strangcr appeared, who great.
ly disturbed little thrcc-yearold
with his cries.
"Give him 10 me-" said auntie. II
would like him"
"Well" said she, standing lrst on
one foot and then on tho other, aud
with her head on one side, looking
very wise, "well lifrd a-known he'd
'skeeled' so, Id q sent him back
t0 Santa Claus aud had q 'ittie' si,.
ter, bat now we've dot him, | dcss
we'll keep him."
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23
.H0.al Vera on 90 De Dsas sP.

IL j. understood that the homo oi
Washington at Mount Vernon Is To
be put IA thorough rvpair before the
arrival OF visitors 20 the Centennial,
after plan, drawn BY Mr.. Van Jam
pen Taylor, the architect OF New
York. Mr.. Tay lor visited the home
steal reccnily, aud j. now engaged
IA drawing plans Of the entire build.
ing, so that in ease Of its destruction
by iirc II may be built exactly as IL
now stands. Along the entire east
slde Of the house runs high piazza
facing the river, Tae length of this
IL % feet. aud the width IL.
The balusiralc above tho piazza
Is somewhat rotten and requires to
be rebuilt and the same kind of wood
will be employed In the reconstrue-
ton as was originally used. At the
south end Of the house, aad opening
fros Washington's library, there Is a
portico about ten BY sixteen ieet In
size. THIS was erected about the
year 1870, when Washington added
two wings 10 the original house oi
Lawrence Washington. THIS, ton,
is 10 be rebuilt, aud the necessary
repairs will bc made early ia the
coming spring. On the piazza
stands the pillow aud the bell with
which Washington used 90 sum@ons
his horse, which was kept saddled
aud bridled IN readiness tor his call.
I Baltimore Gazette.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

A New Yorker, while jouTneyIng
the other day, was recognized by an.
other citizen doing business near the
BOwery:
We'll, ] heard that you had 10
make an assignmentf
"ies, dat Is drew" replied the
other.
And your brother over on Chat
ham street.-The assigned too, d1dn'i
be y
@You ace II vas just like dis," said
the Bowery man. Il was owing
good deal. l makes over my stock
10 jacob and Jacob makes over hi
stock 10 me, and do his peesnes'
and he does my peesness, and dem
vellers wat vas after money doaI
get some."
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

sshclul. - thr CirtHt C,,,lrts of the
finh Iu6i.ial Di.tri,t ,uuJs.-,d - the
.Huuit,. 81 Cppial. Cailoriir. Icrer.,,n.
Isvuf1,t. and Simpson. liun trish Mil.
taI,s. Ctbtit Iuslrr lion. E ~ >tilys aud
llul.. 4. J. M,l.aurin, Distract AtlUru,,s
Cayidh County.
In IIsglshur-i. ga The thirl Monday II
AI'ul auI October aiil r,sttinur thirty aays.
t1I,LorAs county.
H. put Gil,s.,n. "n the arst Munia, ih
Mur'h and September, aid ,uftinu. cigL-
teen da,A
Laurence County.
o. Mputir,lln. un tie G,urth Manla, Il
May al,d November, and continue ia da,a
S,mIsoA CoaHfy.
IN we.iville. oh the ar.t Mufdsy Il June
Sua Deyvnibof, aBl vuuiili,s IA lays.
AdHocry Coats.
Schedule - the Chanr~ry Cuur,s held
Within lho fifth Judicial Distract
Cop,ah County.
la llaAlshurst. un tlas fuurth ManAsy Il
Nar,h, June, scItonsssr aisd Dvccn'ber, ard
ttdbtoFHC TOMMY,
At Port GihsOn. .an The Fuurth Monday hl.
- the Eiurth Manday uf Jsnuary, ApriL
Iuly anl October. nan. D. q. Pe,tasa.
Chancellor
JcfersOA CouAfy.
H. Fayctte. ga the s-oonA Mnnday ails,
tn fsurth Mondays uf January. April. Jul,
ard Ost0b~r. Hon. .. ID. Dessoa. Chaho,l
lor.
Laurence County.
10 Maniic.lla. on tls frut Monday of Ian
nary. April. July and OctVber. lion. q. :
NoNillaI. ChAnoelloT.
Simpson County.
In Me.tyille. on ths frss Monday of Ianu
sry. April. July aud October. Hon. H. d
htsne. Ciaaneellor.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

Some negro in q crowd asked 81
Yesterday what tho Legislature was
doing.
"Deys pikin' long dar wit do new
eonstetushunville bin and do l,re.
Iemptin' oh oorn and cotton from
dc payment oh taxation,s replied ST
"Well, Tn aginst de new constitu.
sherlum-I Isl" said one dapper dar.
KY.
"What you kno' bout II anyhow
niggeT T. asked Nj.
The dapper fellow had no iustiilca.
ton 90 make.
OATS do way wild you Ignorum n,r.
gers---allus posing ob someting dat
yer dont unnerstan'l How ~ yer
foxes out In de destrick ?" turning
To u country teamster.
II golly, Gle niggers out dare Il
gwine far anything dat's got corn in
II, whedder its o crib ur a box kyaI
And dey'll git do corn efits tlar 20
replied the enthusiastic rural negro.
~ sworc and stopped the conycr.
sation.--tA Atlanta Constitution.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

pA-Mrs. Mcehlings, the confessed
acconplice ia the murder of her hus
band, h beyond doubt tho most
wretchcd pm soner ever lncarreratcd
in the Jail at BarLoursyiIlc. By day
CORY stained phantoms flat before her
gaze, while sleep is accompanied
dreams ofskcletons, and ficnds danc,
around her bedside, their mOcking
laugh dcriding her for the a-sassina.
tion OF her husband. When askula
few days ago what troubled her tho
most, "lhe past or the future" sho
answered, 'the horrible past Sho
PAGES up and down her strongly
barred room wishing for death, AMI
Occasionly dllshcs her hands into her
eyes, as IL to keep from her gaze tho
awful scenes attending the inhuman
hatchery Of her husband. She has
wasted in flesh To such au extent
since her imprisonment as to present
the appearance of an animated skel.
eton, aud the physicians think sha
will 20 raving mad before her trial
comes off, Huntington (va) Adj.
VcTtiser.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23


s@- Yesterday, as the morning
train over the Rochester road was
nearing Alfred, the engineer discov.
cred a large Newfoundland dog on
the track. lie blew the whistle, bat
the dog stood his ground, aud think.
ing something was wrong, the engi.
neer whistled down brakes, aud the
locomotive stopped within u few
feet of the dog. A four-ox load OF
logs had attempted 10 cross the track
but the sled caught on the rails. The
driver heard the train approaching
round curve, aud rushed down the
track TO stop Il. His dog took in the
situation, aud dashed around the
curve and stopped the traln.-[Port-
land (Me.) Press.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23
.nsrsses Cearfshas.


On Saturday Mormon by the
name Oi Palmer, who had been cho
sen among the faithful 10 20 on a
mission To Arizona, callod upon
Brigham Young.
"Married" qn.ared tae Proph.
ct.
Not any, said fulmer, Ger whoa.
brow forty odd years had lcfl their
imprint.
"Must marry Brother Fulmcr, be
iorr YOU 80 to Arizona to build up
the Kingdom"
"D"nt know anybody Who will
have me-" va, the reply.
"l'll hnd some one. DO you know
bruthcr brown ia the Seventeenth
Warl! Well, be has several daugh
ter; YOU - To- brother Browns and
tell him want you % marry one of
hls daughters"
fulmcr lett and obcyel counsel to
the letter. Knocking al the door lac
vi, admitted hy brother Brown,
who, uPoa learning What vas want.
al, called ia his several daughter. to
be selected from. Palmer taking
bis choice. Brown toll the girl Ia get
rcaiy ia fifteen minutes.
"lll de- a. you say, d.sd," wa, the
meek reply "a shc walked out.
That's the way raise nay daugh.
tcrsi il they disobcy, thcre's war IA
camp"
The wedding festivities take place
to night.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

sssrThere l. every Indication that
knoe-brrechcs aud tuck-ups, silk
stockings and powdered wigs are
coming ia with the Centennial. The
~Omen arc bound to look well in
the white hair aud patches. but my
mind Is mhch exercised about the
Isens legs aud tho sort of figures
those dear creatures will cut.
know Of one man who never knew
what a prize he had ia his legs till
ia foreign lands he wen, into court
suits. The Democracy of fthis coun-
Is chiefly Objectional to hlm on ac-
count of the retirement ia which
those legs must 1--we, aud his hear,
dances with fond emotion as he
thinks the Centennial year will give
those splendid legs a chance. Ou
his account | rejoice, but alas, what
will become of the knock knees, the
bow legs, the slim shanks of the great
majority. Thcp'll be no help but
Ia pads, and so many are beyond the
help OF pads.-[Cor. 81 Louis Re,
publican.
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23

pA-The fearful effect Of printing
business notices aud obituaries In
tho local column Is thus shown by n
Georgia paper: "Away from the
land 0f her birth and loved of her
youth, she met the relentless con
querer, bowed her lovely head to his
stroke. Other hands sm0othed the
long browa tresses; other fingers
closed the blue eyes aud folded the
gentle hands upon the peaceful, sin.
less bosom -'P1re pork sausage
six pounds tor si, at Williams 4
Cooks, under exchange"
Mississippi Democrat. (Hazlehurst, Miss.) 1875-1???, 1876-02-23
rsn Cs.ss axa.nss Gayaoss.

The committee investigating the
official conduct Of Car,lozo, the State
Supt. of Education, reports that, at.
ter diligent inquiry, it finds him
guilty ON ten counts, a. follows:
Perjury, liability for public moneys
unacCOunted for from the time Of has
taking possession OF the ofiicc, mis.
Appropriation Of public moneys, en-
hcAzlemcnt, speculation, bribery,
fraudulent issuance OF witness crr.
tihca,cs, forgery, cxtOrtiOn, aud hay-
lug ia possession State moneys unac
counted for.-[N. y. World.