davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

III ihe indianapolis SenlincI'~ port
u the ". :. Court at Indianapolis. we
find tue following:
In Tie case of Thomas II. Mason anl
Aibon Il. Mann. trustees against the
Like Erie. Evansville aud Southwestern
railway company 4 decree oF Foreclosure.
was entered. ana Noble q. Bni.rr, ~
New Albany. appointed special na--
ter ia chancery tD sell Mll tile right.
title and intcrcsi 10 the completed
portion Oh the road. rolling stock.
material. etc. with the GIT
Ofway Of thu uncompleted portion from
the city az Evansville to thr Ohio state
line III Union county. Such sale will be
made Al Seymour AFTER 81 days notice
by publication, and by such sale all right.
title aud interest Of The defendant COM
pany and AT claiming unacrihein J. bar
red. The amount of thr claim. includ-
ING principal Of bond~ and Interest. j.
s6s5.301 with interest AZ seven percent.
since April I. 1877. an IN gold coin of
The United States. Tie ale j. % be for
cash.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

The hotels ia Main have suspended
the publication Of wine list On their
bills oT fare in Difference 10 the new
liquor law, which makes such pablica-
tiun hollow mockeFy or a criminal or
fcnse. The Bangor house. one Of the
leading hotels ia tile ely of that name,
keeps up tile head line. -wine llsl," and
publishes beneath il the sadly suggestive
line. We would ii we could"
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

Queen Victoria has completed her
5sth year only " other 81 the ~ reign
ing soverrigns oi Chrisicndon have at-
tanned 10 this are. The Oldest OF All m
the pope. Who j. IS: Emperor William
l. So. tho cxtr Is 90. Victoria EmanuAl j.
81. Emperor Francis Joseph i nearly AZ.
The yonn-c>I OF the sovercigns j. An
phons0 cf spain.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

"A grove OF the great trees of the
Yosemite has just been explored. IL
IL Of an altitude similar TO that OF the
other groves. 5000 feet. Instead how
ever, uf being only cluster ot forty
trees. Il j. six-milc square collection of
ten thousand. There arc trees ia II esti-
mated 10 be from 100 10 400 Years old.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15
y. Mammal asked 4 little White.

-" Mamma" asked q little White.
haller. lis your old hen going 20 be sent
away for the summer?" II guess not
my SON" was the reply. "but why dc
vou ask such question = !. Because
heard IA tell our new hired girl tha'
they would have such sweet time whel
he sent his old hen away for the sum
mcr. r."--Tableau.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15
nArEs or ApNERT srfNG.

ro, SQUARE. 10 lines or less, l week, 81 90
\" u li,,hsennent insertion. 75 CTS.
Longer advertisements al the same rate,
, frartion ever even square or squares,
,annted as square. These arc the terms
s,r s,rtransient advertisements a reasona-
a. deduction will be made TO regular
advertisers. ,.;a
Notices OF appointment Of admins
traitors and legal notices Of like character
10 be paid in advance.
AxxousclNe CANDIDATES.
Al rawnshi, Officers. each 500
Tor County ~ 80
For District. Circuit. or State, BOO
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

Bowling Green Paragraph: a nan
is inclined in think favorably Of the
European wAs lill lie goes to buy sack
Iof -four.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

ADDhHH
~, r. 5 a..
r'a'c ": mos Z, Eshns, g'ann n;o, a.. a..
reny' ih's MAs w - J1ay , n. -"
iins 'ne coui', snu 'no uo''"'a"' W.
ionnu no' guii'y'
STATE VS.. Daniel Chaniey; q. a. b.,
with intent intent quashed. Defendant
found guilty or "A. a y. Fine fxed a.
80 70 which was added SIX months I'M
prisonment in county jail.
State vs.: Daniel Chanicy; a. a u. !;
guilty and lined SO.
State VS.. y. Schrader; retailing I;
guilty; iined Szu.
State VS.. John Gasser; a. O. B.;
guilty; fined 20.
State vs.. John opel; retailing guilty /;
lined go.
state vs.. George Mehiing; retailing !;
not guilty.
State VS.. John Hagen; bond iorieited
and cause continued;
STATE VS.. John MAPLE q. " ~;
lined 50
STATE Us. Joseph Jochim, Y. =. W;
guilty; fined ~
state W. B. Schrader; retaining {.
fined $40.
. ~ N mn ~
fined 80.
S'a'e vs. 1corgr Mchhn%; retailins'
TWO cases nueh so ~ ench-
State vs.. John Keller; retailing
hned So
State v. Jno. hgg ~. W.:iiaed -.
Sia'c ys: W. Monroe; provoke; not
gniliy. ihis was the second and last
lJury irial, the other causes All peing
tried by the Judge.
State ". ~. Hayes rond forfeited.
a. hat'erhenry y. estate q y. Y.
incke deceased Judgment ior i,aSo ~.
u Crater vs. estate q i. Auiiari,
deceased Judgment iof SB2. 80.
christina Ne ringer, annr petition
70 sell land. sale reported 70 "A. Aeh-
ringer ior el-soV.
L. y. Lennon W.. Minerva Lennon
partition completed.
Anthony hraus et AZ. vs.. Mary IooN
ct q. dismissed by plaintiff.
!. II. Eotger ct al, vs.. Daniel Miller
continued.
Y. oc,im. aam =. 81 y. ochim
sale NJ feai estate conhrn'en.
! MMy n. Alexander vi. ~ Nhiatset'
q al-; NhFiIi"ii confirmed,
y Sie-r y Keeling VI. L. hunkel; con-
iinuen-
Y Herman W. = Fisher et al; con-
tinnen.
Mc,ord a bradley vs. W. hrohel q
al. confined Tor service.
lonn Hagen W. M. Nelkel; con-
tinncd.
" Hcilcrs rs. ~ iciicrs; divorce
dismissed.
N fickiardt ". a. y. Miller; JudS'
mont Tor rlaintiii ior : ~.
n. n. Wilmes ". Jos. Klein; Dis
missed,
" isademaker vs.. Jos. Klein; dis
missed.
=, hu'ner'ord adm =, rs. y Maple g
~. Judgment Tor Sss ~.
n. y. Di'ien admr. vs. " kraus e
~ Judgment ior hrnns Szz4 oo, iaA
lccod So ASIDE anu Sli ~ 70 bc collected
lof widow tnird oi real estate
=. ~ schii'eriing vs. reorgc buech'
iein ci ~. nismisscu.
NJ. y. hiiion' adm =. W. heirs of 'Ihos
'reem' decreased; administrator ordered
70 sell rca' estate ~ private sale.
ferguson y Fly rs. =. =. Lennon
udgment ior Sou.
i W. hre'z' 81. " \. anucmade 81 al
liorecso .urc ior Sli2 ~.
Aunlnistra,oe Q, y. y. reeves estate
ordered 70 sell land AZ public sale.
i :. T. Jones assignee vs. =. y. Nei
moeller ct Al. Judgment for S5iS 50.
John Z. huDos ": =. fitzpatrick e
at; Judgment Tor slls !c.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

Eighteen railroads cross the Lon.
Iisvillc, New Albany and Chicago
railroad in this state.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15
nrarIsuEp EVERY FRIDAY, AT JAsfsh'
DUBOIS COUNTY, INDIANA, py
CLEMENT DOANE.
OFFICE. -Ix COURIER BuLDISa on
Wrsr MAIN STREET.

PRICE or SUBSCRIPTION.
5;oale subscription, for fifty Nos, 5 90
For six months, W
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1877-06-15

4 large display of most excellent
viands was spread by the doctors mo~i
sstimablc wife for guests invited from
abroad. INT ihe many hundred Others
had fortunately brought well flied bas-
sets. and took their dinner pic nic fash
ion in the grove.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19

tape ,ial to the Democrstl

TEUB DHTIUTTHG1
CHICAGO, June 1s.[The Grand Jury, which
has been in session for some weeks past in
vestigating alleged frauds in connection with
the county board, and which has, 1t is stated,
found evidence OF great frauds on the part Of
county commissioners, held Its last session
Saturday, and this morning, just before ad-
iournment, returned indictments against
John NJ Caifrey, Patrick Carroll and A. b.
Johnson, who are, or have been, county com
niissioners and against Geo. S. Kimberly,
Clem. Periolat, Sergeant ODonnell sweetser,
Daniel Webster, and M. G. Hickey, police SUI
perintendent The Indictment against Hickey
is for having rented a house to Daniel Web
ster, colored, who kept 1t as house of Ill
fame, and that against Webster is for keep
ing such house.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
MARKETS.
HOss,estIc.
tsneelaf to the pemnorat.l


CHICAGO, June ts, II 45 a. ny Wheat July
81 4s, August 81 g5s Corn-July AZ, August
4ess. Oats-July ae1s, August s2l,. Pork
July sl2 co. August s12 72la. Bacon July
clear rib, 6l47114, August e.6O Receipts hogs
5000.
CH1oA,so, June ps, 1s;-Oats quiet at ss; ssl4
July; 81 "a August; held at 45 cash. Corn
firm firm ~. July 4sls August Rye llqwer;et
% sash q Q, nny, say gasy agy sa g. Na Nc 9s p ss EssGt
quiet E, s M july. u,G ssaas s. August 'o
! NEw YoRE, June Is. Flour dull; receipts
5000; sales 5000. Wheat dull; receipts 1900;
receipts $4,000; sales 100000; 55oo57H f5r
Western mixe1i Barley unchanged Oats
auiet, receipts 10000. sales 1900; 41o1e5 for
mixed Western and State 47i@67 for white
Pork l', quiet, $3.50. Lard firm, s95as.sss
crude "a refined 1871.
BABT1MoRE June 1s-Flour-good grades.
steady and firm, common and low dull and
heavy; Western super "a 7506, Western ex--
ira s6 25@7 80, Western family ss@e.. Wheat
quiet and steady. Corn dull and lower,
Western Milwaukee red, spot 4s, July 80.
August GO. Oats dull, Western white 4714s !:
Western mixed 44s14e. Rye quiet and steady,
s,@,,s5. 2, Provisions dull and heavy. Pork sfgs
6i4. clear RIB sides 81. hams 12nf3L. Lard,
refined gs4m10. Butter dull, choice Western,
gross, 16618. Petroleum nominal, crude ia
1794, refined 1871. Coffee active and strong:
Rio rcargoes, e1sd12o44a jobbing at 16tts@2iTs.
Whisky dull. ST II. Receipts-nour 1000,
wheat 1900 eorn25,06o, oats II, 400. No ship
mertts to-day.
ss,H LOUIS. June ts.-=Flour unchanged.
Wheat lower. Mo- redfall 81 7o011 7014 cash !,
No. 8 do. 81 5g051 50 cash, 81 80 July Corn
lower; 4t5s042If44, now 425s July. Oats dull .
81 lid. Rye quiet, 60. Whisky quiet, ST or
Pork dull; .$12 10 bid cash, s15 bid July
Bulk meats dull, elear rib 81 cash or July,
e.55 bid cash, 6.s7Hs bid July Bacon and lard
ceipts 2400.
CINCINNATI, June ts.-Flour quiet. Wheat
easier: white 81 sO0t 80. Corn steady, 4s05O
Oats dull; 4s042 Whisky quiet; 81 o.
Pork held Mt st3 25Nof3 30. Lard nominal !:
s7at1s019. Bulk meats steady 46504 75l6
6.6g0a6. 75@7 Bacon steady; 5ss@75s0s1sD
ga,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
The tzas Dlsgusted with the DilattFy
Proceedings on the Danube.
fspeeial to the Demoerat.1

Especial to the Democrat
pEsTH. June tB-Conilictaag accounts come
from Roumania. Those who regard opera
tions imminent explain the general move
ments Of the Russians during the past week
as preparatory movements for concentrating
forces hitherto scattered in eantonments. The
departure of portion from headquarters, on
the 18th inst. from Ploesti to Alexandria is
regarded as surer indications of imminent
action while the unusual preparations being
taken to prevent anyone from approaching
the Russian lines goes to confirm the impress
sion.
One account states that all the inhabitants
have been ordered to withdraw from the
shores Believers in this speedy commence
ment of operations actually name June Is as
the date when the first attempt to cross the
Danube is to be made From other sources,
usually not less well informed, it is positively
learned that a fortnight or so will elapse
before the crossing will be made.
The Russians are not ready to undertake
operations along the whole line, owing to the
imperfect state of preparations. These were
found SO far backward on the Emperor s
arrival at Ploesti that he is said to have ex-
pressed his displeasure
DESPITE the obstacles caused by the rains,
1t was thought that more might have been
done IL it had not been for the want of har-
mony and cooperation, extending even to
those occupying very high positions Estab-
lishment Of magazines close to the Danube
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
Rasti Day0uks Maltreaeingy American
and British Officers,
sneeial % the Detnocrat.l l

lSpHblal 10 bne DbH0GfnI.I
LONDON, June 15.-Last evening force Of
Russian cavalry marched from Giurgevo to
SabodM Wallaean on the Keolomntza river.
with colors flying and bands playing. move
ment which was unmolested by Turkish bat
teries. At the Turkish headquarters an order
has been issued directing all war correspond
ents to Shumla, to obtain permission to re-
main at the seat Of war. At Rustehuk can
nonading is kept up with great spirit. The
Turkish guns are far superior to the Russian
in calibre and range.
The Bashi BaRouks, taking advantage of
the absence from Constantinople of much of
the restraining power, have been committing
all sorts of excesses on persons and property
The suburbs are mostly occupied by persons
belonging to the mercantile classes in Con
stantinople. who have villas in the surround
ing neighborhood, and the disorderly conduct
Of these semi savage soldiers keeps them in
constant alarm Among thosewho recently
suffered from the eKcesses OF the Bashi
Bazouks are English army officers and Amer
ican naval officers, who were beaten and NAL
treated by them. This outrage on the part
of the Basli Bazouks Is not unlikely to lead
to further complication with other govern
mentS. "a
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
WAR NOTES.
THE DISPOSITION OF THE RUSSIAN
FORBES ON THE BANUBE.
The Proposed plan cf Active Operations

The Proposed plan of Active Operations,
LONDON, June 1s---Sinee The Glars arrival
fresh energy has been infused ifdo all pfepar-
ations, but this at first has been somewhat
neutralized by various railway breakdowns>
Those who do mob believe In itnmesliate oper9
atioils explain the present great movement OF
troops by the supposition that the Commando
er-in-Chief had reason 10 modify his plans,
and according to new arrangements six Of
eight army corps are tU be concentrated orr
n comparatively short line between Gitrgevo
and Islou on the river klttta Both opinions
are founded on obsetvationantad ON the spot.
At GiHgevo steam launches have arrived
and Siege trains are being collected, while the
eighth, eleventh and twelfth corps are being
made ready to converge at that point. hi
ALTA, behind Tutjumguteli, the ninth corps
Is in waiting, and the thirteenth is on the
march to meet 1t. The thirteenth corps is in
Galatz, but will proceed westward and prob
ably cross about 1echernavoda or Kalorwih
with the fourth corps. Ostentaticais demon
STRAIT ons are being made In the neighbofhood
of Braila, REM and Ismail, but II is imagined
they are merely feints.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
DOMESTIC NEWS.
SIX MOLLY maGUIREs TO HANG ON
THURSDAY.
Great Excitement at the Adverse yDe~
eisIOn 0f the hoard Of PardOns.
Especial to the Democrat.

Especial to the Democratl
PoTrsvIhbE, June 1s.-Much excitement
prevails here over the decision Of the Board
of Pardons adverse TO the prisoners In the
eases Of six Molly Maguires sentenced to be
hanged here Thursday. Much curiosity is
manifested as TO whether the men will be
hanged separately or all together. The
sheriff has provided gallows large enough to
hang seven.
Nearly one hundred applications have
already been received from correspondents
and journalists TO be allowed TO witness the
execution, and over one hundred doctors from
abroad have applied for admission to witness
the spectacle. In view Of the excitement the
police foice around the prison has been in
creased, and It is rumored that several com
panies Of militia from Philadelphia and the
surrounding country will be brought here and
reviewed by Gen. Goblin on Thursday.
Priests will visit the condemned men every
morning and Sisters Of Mercy In the after
noon. Young Roarity is in the best OF spirits,
laughing and talking freely over his past life,
while Duffy, whose case was strongly and
persstently argued before the Board of
pardona, s despondent
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
A ROW In the French Chamber.

LONDON June 1s.-Speeial dispatches from
Paris agree that Saturdays sitting of the
Deputies was the most violent ever witnessed
The Times correspondent says 1t extended
over five hours and half. During that long
time there was one prolonged roar of yoci-
ferations. At one time when M. Gambetta
said that power was In suspicious hands, the
Minister of Public Works sprang with a
threatening air toward the tribune and mem
bers Of the Right and the Left dashed for
ward fishers had to separate the hostile
armies 1t really seemed as II there would
be hand TO hand fight; all instinetively
waited for reports of revolvers.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
The War I'm Montenegro.

ISDpCIhI 10 tHe DtWUttHtI
LONDON. June ts.-Helative to the political
events Of the week there Is great excitement
In South Servia In consequence Of the opera
tions of the Turks against the Montenegrins,
who, unless they receive speedy assistance
from servia, seem to have little chance Of
being able TO long Withstand the eonvergTng
Turkish columns, whose object is to drive the
Montenegrins south and westward, and pre-
vent them, In the coming struggle, from join
ing hands with Servia, and thus cutting eff
Bosnia and Herzegovina from the rest of ths
empire.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
Postmaster ana Politician.
fsnnrjat tn tbe Democrat t,1

Especial to the Demoeratl
WASHINGTON, June 1s.-1n reply to certain
clerks discharged from a Western postofllce
by recently appointed postmaster, and who
visited Washington In person and laid their
grievances before the Postmaster Geueral,
claiming that the new postmaster had dis
charged efficient clerks themselves) and had
appointed inefficient clerks, and that the
postmaster was not loyal to the Administra-
tion, the Postmaster General said the com
plants made were in the nature Of private
rather than public grievances.
The postofIlce Is not a political institution.
If IL be true that the incumbent opposes the
policy of the Administration, that he has o
right to do: and 1t Is no cause Of removal I'M
less In his zeal and activity he sinks post
master III the politician.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
FOREIGN NEWS.
Duke de Cases' Reply to Gambetta.

Special to the Democrat
VERSAILLES, June 1s-Replying to Gam
betta, who had wished 10 'reassute Italy re-
garding the Intentions Of government, since
France had fallen into suspected hands,, DUO
de Cases, Foreign Minister, declared in the
Chamber Of Deputies to-day, that the views
Of the French government were well known
In Rome and duly appreciated. He said that
France intends TO pursue a cordial and pacific
policy toward all parties who wished for
peace.
The powers were unaware OF any change
Of the foreign policy of France, which would
remain pacific and steadfast After speaking
Of the good relations existing between France
and other countries, the Duke left the tribune
amid great applause.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
Indian OutraEes,
[anecial to the nemocrat.l

Especial to the DemocratI
DEADwooD, d. T., June 1S.-On Friday last
"a small party of Indians made dash on
Montana Rancho, nine miles from this city,
and succeeded in running off considerable
stock
A party Of twenty Miners bound for Big
Horn from this point, were fired upon by In
dians when about sixty miles out. One of the
miners was slightly wounded.
Senator Spencer, of Alabama, with large
exploring and prospecting party, leaves this
vicinity for the Big Horn country.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
papacy ANA the French Monarchists.

BERLIN, June 1s.-The ministerial North
German Gnsette contains another article about
the relations between Papacy and the French
Monarchical party. It says the latter, being
unable to dispense with clerical assistance for
the attainment of domestic purposes, such
assistance will not be given unless counter
services are rendered. The Pope, who recent
~ denounced Germany as the corner stone of
o new ungodly division Of power In Europe.
may soon have a million and half of French
soldiers at his disposal.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
An Old Cltizen's Neck Broken.
fC.na,ot l.. H., Mar, .a,ot

BURLINGTON, H., June 1s.-Late Saturday
night during fire. o. X. vinton, an old re-
spected citizen, while attempting TO jump on
street ear, missed his footing and fell under
the car, and his neck was broken by the cal
wheel
The fire originated In Punck e Heitsler' g
stable, which. with contents and their manu-
featuring establishment, was consumed
also some adjoining buildings on West JefFer-
son street Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000 TO
$1,000.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
Thc M0ntenesrin Council Decided NOT to
oppose the HevictaalIng Of Nicsic. t7)
[sneeial to the DsmocraI

USpeeial 10 the bBnoorat.l
LONDON, June 1s.-The Montenegrin Coun-
ell, week ago. decided not seriously
TO oppose reprovisioning Nisic, in conse-
auence Of the great loss of life inflicted at
kristacs, because the relief Of the town has
ceased to have any Significance. Owing TO
the increased strength of the Montenegrin
artillery should the Turkish army retire.
Nicsic may be easily stormed. The Turks
by advancing into the plains of Niesie. have
walked into trap; for, should the Montene-
grins block Duga Pass, the Turks will be un-
able to return. A lua is expected for the next
few davs.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
ORLEANS TUESDAY, 49, 1877.

from steamboat inspectors strict fidelity TO
true intent and meaning Of the seventy eighth
rule and statute ON which IT Is founded; the
duty Is enioined upon inspectors Of frequent
visits TO excursion steamers In order to have
personal knowledge that their equipments
are kept UP to the original requirements, and
that the hull and boilers are entirely safe
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
CAPITAL NEWS.
Packara's Whereabouts.
Especial to the Democrat.I

USUtVlHI 10 EIlt UHhOHfatI
WASHINGTON June 1S.-1t was reported last
night that Packard and Kellogg would arrive
here this morning and that their mission
would be important, but search this morning
failed to disclose their whereabouts They
are not at any of the hotels and there is no
knowledge of their coming at the White
House, except that telegram was received
Saturday from Cincinnati saying Packard
would come to Washington from that place
probably Monday or Tuesday. BUELL.,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
lsr,luc,ion in rrices ef a,omppsitiau.
Especial 10 the Democrat

ISpbUlHI TO the UpmOUrHtI
Troy, Juhe 1s.-The Times compositors,
nearly half of the number In the city, have
Withdrawn from the Printers Union.
Several members of the Moulders Union
are seeking employment In non-union foun-
dries.
PHILADELPHIA, June 1s.-The Topographic
cal Union reduced their prices to 40 cents per
1000 ems for newspaper work, and 55 to 81
cents for book work
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19

Especial to the Democrat
BUCHAREST, June ts.-Pritas Mff8ns visit
ts the Csar has not resulted iB obtaining his
leave to participate in the wal. but, ON the
cofftfary, The Prince has received % hint to
maintain Ills passive attitude and been told
thab Servisss self-denial will resslt In good to
her, and her eaims will not be uvsrloolsed In
the t'ay of settlement.
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19

NOTICE TO TAxPAYERs. - Parties having
any tax natters to settle would do well 10 call
on W. II. Barnett, broker, No. 80 st. Charles
street. opposite the st. Charles Ho'si, who
makes specially in this line. aud can furnish
all necessary information, and make large
savings to them Mr.. B. has bought from firsI
hands. over counter. q large amount Of all the
necessary scrip and warrants 10 settle all kinds
Of taxes oil various years. very cheap and CON
seduently Is enabled to make large discoont In
settling same. or will set necessary scrip TO ste
tie same very cheap,
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19
The Apathy of Indian Mnssu linen.

Especial to the Democratl
CALCUTTA, June 1s.-Although Indian Mus
sulmen have heretofore shown few signs Of
interest in the war, it is certain th& proola-
nations are in circulation which include
prayer only used when Islam is threatened
with dire calamity. and calling for help from
all heliaverc
The New Orleans daily Democrat., 1877-06-19

Especial to the Democrat.l
OTTAWA. June ts.-The steamer Prince
Arthur was burned at Portege du Fort to-day.
Loss $4,000; insured.
Two men, Mctsaffefty and Kehoe, were
drowned In Riclean river.