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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-04-01
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CAPITAL PAVE $500 600
JAMES i DAY. President.
HORACE CARPENTER, secrGtairc.
-DIRECTEURS POUR 1s7i-
Jno. G. Gaines, Jas, l. Day,
+. j. Hart. Geo. Jonas,
Henry Renshaw, Emory C!app,
Hugh Wilson. T. l.. Airey,
B. Biscoc, James, Byrncs,
/. N. Marks. J. L. Harris,
Chas. Macready, Lionel g. Levy,
W. u. Seymour, W. B. Schmidt,
Richard Flower, l.. Alcus,
j. Weiss, y. Fatjc,
B. W. Taylor, Scott McGehee,
j. @. Morris. Isaac l.. Haas.
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conditions les plus liberales ct les
paie promptement, Il SEES bureanS, No.
81 de Ia rue du Camp, coin CONNER
cial Alley.
L. +. Delaney. Agent general
pour Ia Louisiana.
j. Comes, Agent pour les paroisses
du tieuve.
Bureau :-Donallsonvilie.
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-04-01
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Vim. Henderson, SecrGtaire,
VIM. G. Robins, Directeur d'ageuces,
Lucius McAdam. Grefier.
CONsElL DE DIRECTION.
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s. Cambon, David Wallace,
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VIM, CREEPY, * Edward Rigncy,
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du feuve.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1876-04-01
LIE NEE DE
ETUDE GRECQUE.

Et c'est Momme, lhomme lui-mlme,
Que, dams sa yanit6 supreme,
Platon songeait i aifnir.
Lhomme! Comment y paryenir?
Car CT redoutable probleme
Est de nature 4 rendre blemc.
Miserable, clique, efllanquG-
Tant le problemo est complique!
lie plus savant DIES philosophers
at le plus saint DIES th6osophes.
Dehnir Womme! Qni lie pcut!
Go nest pas IL chose de peu,
Propos d'ecole ct bagatelle.
La definition pcut-elle,
Ayec cling on six mots ronfiants
De rheteurs Sc battant les flames,
Nous expliquer linexplicables
Car Thomme, bette romarquable,
Est I'M animal complique,
Etrange, obscur, inexpliqu6
Double, sot, inapprondissable,
1T point du tout definissable.
Sc connait-il!-Aucunement,
EFT sill dit sc connaltre, il ment.
Car cettc Grange creature
Ignore Il peu pres sa nature,
Ne peut atiirner sensGment
sa raison d'6tre ct Sol comment.
SAT- a pcine, par e~pthymsme,
Damontrer So folio extreme.
Cest un grand fol. II est mlchant!
Tairc lie NAL est son penchant,
Detrnire est 50 p~iiilosophie,
Et cette bette sacrite
Sa raison 4 tons les faux Dicuy.
Cest TN animal odieuy,
lie plus atroces dies Hpedes.
Car lie dernier DIES bankruptcies,
Tn CHEN, I'm pauvre CHEN rogneux
GaleuN, pel6, vii ct tcigneux,
LIE vaut. Car .jamais chien d'Attiuue,
Ma, sous forme syllogisti1ue,
Et sur un ton d'autoritt,
Prouye son immortalite.
Mails lhomme, bette vaniteuse,
lrraisonnable ct venteuse.
(lui fait du bruit, parlc sans voir,
Mango sans faim ct croft savoir,
toutes les chooses
Et definit toutes les causes.
lncomprehensible, inconnu,
MYSTERIES, il met tout a nu;
Ii eXplique tout, tout ct meme
Davantage, avec penMymtme.
Animal! Dams sa %vanit6,
II embrasse fimmensitG;
l1t &c ciron, ce e do terrc,
Ce meant, ce lepidoptere,
Ce ridicule audacieux,
lnterroge Dieu dams les cieuy,
Et solvent lie blasphtme. Buse!
Or, je dis que Platon abuse,
Est lie plus fol DIES grammairiens,
.)es rheteurs, DIES diseurs de riens.
)es reveurs, des jongleurs, DIES prttres,
Des PHILOSOPHERS ct des 6tres
De toute In creation,
Avec sa definition
De Momme. En- et1et, voici CONNIE
Le vieux Platon de1init Thomme:
j. G.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

DURING the time we have pub
lished the TRIBUNE it has been our
aim to make it an advocate OF the
Comfy interests more than OF the
interests Of any particular section.
In this spirit, we have from the first,
advocated the extension Of the M.
p. r. r. through the County. and
favored whatever seemed to u.
calculated to lead to that result.
That our r. r. bond troubles might
be compromised on q basis that
would lead to this, seemed to US
probable and proper, and the TRIB-
UNE favored an attempt in that
direction, Notwithstanding the people
of Mineral Point and vicinity, from
whom q large share Of our support
is drawn, were averse to it. Because
the interests Of the County, more
especially than those of Mineral
Point, would, in our judgment, be
conserved by compromising the
Bond debts; instead of litigation,
the TRIBUNE favored compromise,
when nine-tenths of the people of
this city were determined to fight to
the bitter end before paying one
dollar. In fact, so consistent and
persistent has been the TRIBUNE In
taking sides in favor Of the County
idea, and against the Miner"l Point
idea of those matters, that 1t has
been reviled as "traitor to it's
friends" and subjected to many re-
Bluffs from those at home who dis
agreed with US.
No one will deny this yet the
Dodgeville Chronicle has, in all these
years, by every means possible strlv-
en- to prejudice the minds Of its
readers, especially those Of Dodge
vile, against the TRIBUNE. The
most malignant instance being in its
issue Of three weeks ago, wherein 1t
charged us directly, with having
pursued policy of spite toward |
Dodgeville. The files Of the TRIB-
UNE prove the charges of the Chron-
icie false. We cannot divine why
our contemporary should pursue this
course unless he is actuated by selfish
motives. If he fears the TRIBUNE
as u competitor for favor among the
citizens of Dodgeville, and seeks to
prejudice them against us, that he
may the more eitectually curtail our I
little patronage from that town for
his own pecuniary benefit, his course
IS accounted for, but the pusilanim-
ty of it must disgust all who under
stand it. The utter lack of merit of
any kind in the throHic'e, makes
necessary its adoption of the disre-
Dutable course of sustaining itself
~ appeals to sectional prejudice,
ma misrepresentation of its more
,nterprising competitors.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06


a. CAMPBELL,
X II hINzIE Committee.
j. w. EDWARDS,
On motion of Mr.. heane, the fore
going report was adopted.
Mr.. Bennett moved that the bill
for guarding Jail be allowed in full.
Mr. Campbell moved to amend by
allowing SO, which was carried by
ayes and noes as follows:
Ayes essrs. Bennett, Campbell,
Edwards, Frost, Jones, Kin2ie, PAUL,
Spensley-S.
Noes-Messrs. Bainbridge, Coates,
Cox, James, keane, Parkinson, Steens-
land.
Mr.. BENEFITS motion, as amended,
was then carried
Mr. Paul then presented the fol-
lowing resolution
RESOLVED, That having this day visited the
Poor Farm OF the county and Inspected the
buildings and stock thereon and looked into
the condition ut the inmates OF The Poor House,
We, the County Board OF Supervisor, of Iowa
county, are OF the opinion that the unfurtunates
who are cared for al said Poor House are as
comfortable ~ could reasonably be expected
That they are well fed, have good clean beds
and rooms we'll heated. That we lind the
building and fences and the Poor Farm gener-
ally IN good condition, and that we commend
the careful and attentive management Of the
present oycrsecr, ", F. Rcwcy.
On motion of Mr.. Keane. the fore
going resolution was adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Bennett, the
Board took a recess until ! o'clock.
EVENING SESSION.
Nov. 10Th, lS16-1 p. NJ.
Board met and wa. called to order
by the Chairman.
Roll called-all the Supervisors
present except Messrs. Byrnes and
McCaiiister.
The following report was then
presented
To The Honorable Board osSupcrvisors Of Iowa
County:
Your committee on claims beg leave 10 re-
port iAe Hg.!Oaias accounts oi per diem and
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

INDIANA's VoTE.-First reports
claimed Tilden's majority in Indiana
to be 7 to Is thousand, The official
figures show'thatTilden received 2l3,-
55l votes, Hayes 2O7 $40, and Cooper
1888. Tildcns plurality over Hayes
1915, and his minority on the total
vote 1858,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

The committee appointed to ex-
anime the accounts Of Thomas b.
Campbell, detaulting treasurer Of
LAFAYETTE County, find the exact
efficiency to be S9,269.s2. Mr.. C.'s
bondamen came before the Board
and q compromise was effected by
their agreeing to pay $1,000 into
the County treasury within ninety
DAYS.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

DEMOCRATIC witnesses are prepar-
ed to swear that DR. Young, the
murderer Of Pinkston was in
Alabama at the time of the murder;
also, that DR.. Young died two weeks
before the murder was committed
also, that there never was any DR.,
Young, and that Pinkston killed
himself, and the baby killed itself
aud Mrs. Piukston cut herself purely
to make political capital for the Re-
pubicans.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

SOME papers spell it Bulldozed
and others Bnlldogged, and some
editors don't know which from tother
but nevertheless, the end is the
samc---the meaning is comprehended
the fendish act is described Nor
TOMS MteH;gencer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

THE Howard county t1owa) Court
House, at Cresco, was destroyed by
fire on Thursday night last, and all
the court records and nearly all the
county records were destroyed
very serious loss.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

IP the Louisiana murders and out
RACES had been committed in Cuba,
there would have been mass meetings
held In Milwaukee to demand the
prompt interpretation of the United
States Government.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06
Special Meeting Of County Board,
conaty Clerks office. Dodrcyflc, Wiz,

Conaty Clerks Office, Dndgcyillc, Wiz,
Nov. 2Slh, 1876
The county board Of Supervisors Of
iowa county convened IN special ses =
SION pursuant 10 call based on the
following request
TO John flo,rc, county clerk cf Iowa county
Yea are hereby requested 70 call % special
sr.sun ct thrhuarG ct -upvrv -ors uf Iowa county
on the gsth "f November, l,,u, for Transaction Of
grHtral business.
Calvert sper-.cy. J. j. James " H. Krine
Challr, PAUL, Joseph Bvuncjt. WIN Gainbndgv
Il, II. hMsic, }. l.. Jones, ", a. PacN,nsuu
Called to order 10y the chairman.
Roll called present, Messrs. Ben
nett, Baitbridgc, Campbell, Coates,
Cox. Ed wards, Frost, james, Jones
Kmzic, k"ane, Parkinson, PAUL.
Speusley and Steeuslnnd.
On motion, committee, consisting
% the finance committee aud the dis
trct attorney, was appointed 70 draw
answer TO the wit OF muudamus aud
resolution Iovyiug tax IN accordance
with ,ad writ.
The following report IVES then pre-
sentcd
10 rhu noerd Il Supervisors Of Iowa county:
herewith respectfully submit ,u Nnur naunr.
prttrt b.dY aaiu Nvd auouuBi of mDnyy~ received
AID oi.t ut-vl hy me curtin. suy tvJm q. uu!lc up
to aud IL rinalrg the present Hmv.
Dated November a'th, ISIS
VI j. hMGG~ District Attorney
Iowa County la account Wllh NJ, =, Rsl.-s, pls-
iTtvt Attorney.
.s-s " ETiG-e, DR.
Mach ~ To cost COLLECTED ia state "
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

HOWEVER the electoral votes may
20, the good that will grow out Of
this close contest will outweigh the
bad. For one thing, the Electoral
College will bc abolished and that
may break the way for the ernsure
from the map of State boundary
lines. For another thing, the people
will be inclined to break the heads
of olhce-holders who pop ny for new
offices aud honurs on every occasion.
1T may bc that the oihce-hoIders
ambition has pu, the Republican
yhaLccs in jeopardy; at any rate we
have nil been sufficiently frightened
about the matter 10 make ns more
careful ia iutare.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

Aug 4, by expenses 4 days attending trial
Miller W lows comfy. 3 %
Nov 20. Expenses TO Madison attending
cir'ct court IN case of state We Likens
and care OF r.ate W. Davis. SO 50
'''' b business. r p' ~ '' ~ ! 90
Total. <ta5 40
Balance one hand due county. ia 40
Respectfully submitted.
NJ BKI0G. district AttOr ney.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

Nov, 30th, '76 s o'clock AN.
Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment.
Called to order by tie Clerk.
Roll cailed-all tho, Supervisors
present except Messrs. Hyrnes and
McCallister.
On motion ofMr. Kinzie the Board
adjourned to Tuesday, January I'd,
1871, at one o'clock =. NJ.
Attest: JOHN HOAgE,
County Clerk.
THERE is sorrow at the corners
the voice Of Bascom weeping for his
whiskey.-Norton'S MpeHi9encer.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

we further recommend that the sum offs IN
be allowed Henry Dunstan for three Gsy.
Clerks services at this session.
w. b. PAKRfsoN,
r. II. ,KISzIE. Committee
j. l.. BONES
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1876-12-06

And that 10y actual view and count we find
the amount OF money now in the treasury of
the county, TO hc three thousand five hundred
and six dollars aud invent y.two centsf 3d. 506. %
And the amount of tax certificates at their face
to hc twrnty.sX thousand five hundred and
fifty one dollars and tlty.one cents. That of
the vouchers mentioned above we have can.
cced and left on file in the Trca-urcr's office
, 1876-12-20

BAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 19.-Capt. Douglass. Of
The steamer Montana, telcgraphs that the Mon
tana, which left this port the Sd inst, arrived
At 1uaymas the 1Ath. ehe left at 1880 p. III.
An hour after fro was discovered coming up the
1aidship yenttlRtor, In IRE minutes tho ship
Was abtaze ntt The Captain run her ashore two
miles inside Of Cape Haro to save the passcn-
gers aud crew. No lives wero lost, but nothing
On board was saved. Among tho passengers
were Lieut.. King, United States Army, and a
number Of recruits for the military posts In
Arizona. Quartcrs llaye been arranged for them
at Guaymns. The anthorttics tender every asstst-
ance. Tho American Consulha provided for the
passengers aud crow. Tue ship was burned to
Tho waters edge, and will be sold at auction.
The Montana Waa wooden screw steamer Of
1000 tons, built At Bath, Me., tn 1884, valued ut
$4,000, md Insured for $780, 000, divided an,ong
4 number OF companies. Sho had valuable
cargo on board when sho left this port Much
Of tho freight consigued 10 Mexican ports WAS
discharged befors the disaster. The sarg9 at
and Colorado River ports, $a7,oo0 worth OF
commtssary stores and $500 worth OF quarter
mhstera stores for military posts in Arizona.
The Government lad no insurance.
, 1876-12-20

Hail tonight. This collection Is consid-
cred by the best Judges unsurpassed, and hardly
risatcd in this country, and to be ono Of the
very finest galleries OF modern paintings ever
got together IN the world. There are Bz3 pict-
urcs, nmt of these ninety-fnur were sold
tonight. Tho effect Of tho hard times
was apparent on tho bidding, for III
fame Of the collection, tue prices were low.
Turner's renowned picture, "T'he slnyc ship,''
for, which Mr.. Johnston gave $4,000, md
which 1euskfn has 1auded in terms OF the
most c1traragant pratse, only brought I'll, 900.
Tho highest price Of tho evenings
!" Soldiers at Cards." one Of The
most exquiatte little gems Of that celebrated
Tor 81 800 But this was comparatively low
wilcn Il is remembered that A. r. Stewart paid
$4,000 for this atttst's largest work. Tue total
amount realized by the cveu1ngcs sale was
Xts4 H&0.
, 1876-12-20

authority he tnatlo tho charges havo
tracts them l,tmtc'f, and believes they hal
no foundation In fact, 10 far "A they relate to
Mac1ntyro. 1t waa further ngrcett that Tie aui&
be dfs1iiseetl nt Fnwkncrs rost md tt,At he .pay
Valentino n9ai1,st tho :senitnel Company. nnl
John q. Fawkuer IA still pc,tlIng in the United
gtntes Circuit Court, anl will bc reached In a
fow days. # Ia estimated that the Mae1ntyrc
about $1,000, besldes damaging hin generally
and causing flis dtsmlssn1 from Tho Odd Fellows
Lodge. 1fo Is sttil In good. circumstance
financially, and Will fight Valentine to the bitter
end. Tho s., coo received by Mac1ntyre will dc.
fray about one-thlrd OF his actual outlay.
, 1876-12-20
bfEXICO.

BAN FRAAc1sco, CAL, Dec. 1o.-A San Diego
Dispatch says: "8enor Leon, Secretary to
Villagraua, arrived this morning, and reports q
reign Of terror throughout thu frontier. Many
fan!lea are coming over the linz with their CT.
fects. Moreno has levied direct tax Of $2i ,000
On the people for tho support Of ILLS Govern
ment.
San FRANCISCO, Dec. 10.-Vi1lagrana, late
Governor Of Lower California, and dcposcd by
ihe reYoluttonists. Is now In this city. 1Ie ~.
luted 10 statc tue object Of Ills mission, but IT.
reported that Mexicans here loyal to his GOV
stltlsnt sn VII be appended to t. contribute inst
Government o., tho frontiers. 1t Ia also stated
tLat VlllaggEana will leave on the next steamer
loF Maxatlan to seek tho aid OF Gen. Anec foi
&tppresssng thu reyolation,sts III Lower Cali
, 1876-12-20
SCR0FULOUS KUM0R
BURSTING THROUGH TIE SK1y on ALL
4 Hopeless Sufferer Cured by
Vegetine.

Dear str-T6iaknx that tt.tement Of 1ny e..e ma!
0eE Tou u publtsh tie following, which ceeffu!iY
furnish Of nJ owu ffea will:
u have been afflicted with acsotMoua Eumor from M
birth. and It tlHee very badly. When about rrars old
the decase made IT. appearance On T head. and 1t
doeurd Advlaabt to hare the har but they
vbgs1 10 cut II od with enjbrolorJ scissor. my
head wAs 10 sore cou1d not have It h1layei AIter
laI succeeded In hch!tnE tho surts the ontsde they
broke. but on the tslde. causing me great pain There
hare been tines When ti,e ;uFtace ot y h.n4s waa -
scribe Tue Ereat bu7rfinKs t!4xc endured,
ALcut Three feArs ago small kernts made their Bp-
rea.s9ss on tht cos1. Of mY nsck ssyer.i q 3bIth
coald uss xoalJ rs.ors them: ~ wh9Io s}.ten
thrgnE ti.e skn Il ~ art* q ny body and VIZ II
neck had grown to such size ~ 70 dsAEnfc badly
friend % ~ the eod II once commenced
taking It, and, after had MED short time The ID.
commenced dtschargInR md do not think over.
estimate The quantity fron each tnor When say that
Rooii sIed tcacupfut Of corruption ran out. afteT
Which they commenced 10 hes! ur and disappear and
now my heck Is ~ anooth and free from blncea 10
nny i1dya.
1beiieso the vEGET1EE has entirely cleaned every
tatat Of acrofulA fton my a{sen, aud desru to
ths etatement lat other sufferers nas aHd
relief q tbeJ iuret viii d. they ~ The vEHxflNK.
It will afford inc pleasure 10 K!ye my further in!or.
aion relative to my case o sis wllo Hil Cstl nd.
dfcsA nc. ALICE SHIRLEY.
Nov. H. 1874 k0Ank, Cppp
, 1876-12-20
sT.t{)tlls, f;RFAT FRAlID.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 1o.-The Commissioners
who for the past two or three weeks hare been
recounting the vote cast Inst August for the
adoption or rejection Of the scheme TO separate
the city from tho county, md new charter for
the city, concluded their labors to.lav, aud will
report the result to the Circuit Court In day
Or two. Their count Of the vote cast Is about
1000 less than returned by tho Judges Of cleo
tfol, and they found many fraudulent yotea
east aud counted. Deaucting those votes from
tho aggregate tho scl,ome and charter were car'
ried 6y a handsome majority. Whether these
GottschaIk. Of the Circuit Court, to decide, as
tho Commissioners have ouly ministerial powers,
There were also many other ballots cast the IT,
gallty Of which will depend OH the Courts de.
ciaton.
, 1876-12-20

OFFICIAL CHANGES.
PARIS, Dec. 1D.-Tha Sleete, Minister simon's
organ states TINT the Government contemplatcs
Changes among the Projects.
TLe HtpuNique Fraaealse continues to attack
Bmon.
APOLOGY.
PAR1s, Dec. 19.-Minlster Washburue has pre-
sented President Grants apologies to the Duke
Decazes, Minister Ut Foreign at1atrs, for the ar
rtst ut Philadelphia Of Capt. Aufrye, naval ut
hehe Of. tho French Legation At Washington,
and delegate OF the French Commission to tue
. Centennial Exposition.
THE BUDGET
VERSAILLES, Dec. 10.-In tho Senate to-dny
y. Ponycr Quertier, President Of the Financial
Committee, recommended that the Senate rep-
ae1t In the Budget certain granta for army chap
lan1 and for other religious purposes
shich Ind been stricken out by the
Chamber Of Deputies. 1Io said the
6euate would thereby assert its right
which It should exercise Us freely as tho Dcpu-
ttes did theirs. Tue COURSE Recommended by
u. Ponycr Quertier, II followed, will occasion
aconalut between tile Chambers. The Nepuhlt-
cans claim that, us according to tho Constltu-
ton, the 8cnatv has no power to initiate f1nRil.
dal measures, consequently It cannot restore in
thc Budget anything which Las been thrown out
ht tue Deputies.
, 1876-12-20
CIRCULATION
ESTIMATES.

nfi!SS3| fhs oh{set o. tas AMEn!cAX NEWspArER II.
stt!es Thc LITTER kscp tleir anbserben Informed o?
= hays basnss u.a.sstioa enas'!aa sssa therss1t
sssid tss2IS iii e
I'LL It'll
&C., sss Iss s:ss!
q s Ssf !aE sy s: 4
e, w,o9t 5 ot sa9ag
nj cqnse1 qs o.1 q o,s .,fes4{ ofsspyn9
T1Sx sgrrLtxn . NJ M asEoAsr.z Aoxxor ook.1.!. y
n Is
1aTen q ria;
aosr yxlcE ro rns ansEaT1sra.
Ess as9? =:
s ss 3 c
e. sn 5s sfi Is
h.ssn esanos % dsaisd tiat tae ftscenee gf the
u IT,:
e e 81 Ssa c n.;s = :esta &C.
I'd e q5p1M10n s'x'd fur been eheorto' sud
wk9 deny the IIsht q my one 70 iaaul5s into thelr
DIRECTORY 10 omit iii Information sbout crculatiun
whenever p1a!ny and uneQItrocal1y commanded to do
In tbc Atter i disposed Of bY 1nnexinG
to tht rcpuft the Words objects TO fk1lf9 Ctgcud
tan." In eveF{ who're tho shore command Is not
plainly and TN eguIyocaY conveyed 70 the publsbe Of
thc DIRECTORY. they make up their report In hAt1t
manner pursued by the mercantile agencies ln esttmRt
tnx the financial strength Of mGFchant. and, lGe tho
nstttutions referred TO- ttey dEcpH 70 reveal tho
SOURCES from which they have obtained their Informs
tton.
ii II undoubtedly atut TINT publication of thla
character II privileged sud TINT In Instance Mhcre
merchant Newspaper "a seriously injured BY
jAt Of materially Incorrect report tue couFts f4rah
remedy. and both mercantile agency md Directory
publisher will he held Responsible for actual damage
shUwu 10 Atcrne To- an injured party ftOm report
| proved upon trial to have been erroneou1.
This IL liability which the publishers Of tho DllsEC.
TORY cannot tscape; H. Therefore. oue which thcJ
hold themselves u all ttnlca faa1y to meet
Tht greatest P0eslbe care IA taken TO make tho d.
RECfOIi reports coftoct. Every publisher Ia applied
to very systematically. All Information Ia taken u =
form which excludes but definite atateucntA which
cannot bo misunderstood whs every effort - rraae to
prutect h0utat D1bser4 ARalnt such ~ would resort
lying pttjuscd reports to gain au unfair adsan.
| tAEt.
il. rarely been found th.: eau.s af eomoafa. h..
arisen ARatnst any report Which xa arpttred In etter
of she sssen annual volumes of tne Directory a!seay
u gub!ahsE y respond T. appeal, s1r iafo,naivn os
information i1asea1 u hntwcrnk The plain Quttions
upon n hlAnls furuiatcd fur tho purpose ftuGl tae
DIRECTORY ofHce.