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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
SHOULD BE MUZZLED.n

The Jackson Tribune and Sun
says that any Democratic paper that
undertakes to sgitats the State
debt question should be muEzled. "
Why? Is it not a question of suf-
feient Importance? Or is it an
"issue long dead ?" Or are the
people of Tennessee q set of COW.
ards that they are afraid to meet an
unpleasant issue ? When the bonds
were issued we were not afraid OF
agitation. When we wanted to take
stock in certain banks, for which
purpose the first bonds were issued,
and which stock, by the way, paid
the State in dividends more than
one hundred per cent, We did not
fear agitation. When we were con.
structing railroads and erecting our
splendid State-house, and purchas-
ing the Hermitage, where
sleeps the ashes of Jackson,
We were willing to agitate
the public mind in order to sell the
bonds at good price. We went
so far as to pass a law authorizing
guardians to invest the funds be-
longing to their orphan wards in
State bonds. We held out every
indueement to those who had money
to invest in the bonds. Investments
were made. Fathers who had toiled
through long life, and by the ex-
ercise of industry and economy
had accumulated something for the
support of their children, believed
the people of Tennessee were hons
est, and they loaned them their saw
ingsand took their bonds. They never
dreamed that the time would come
SO soon when these obligations
would be dishonored and their off
spring reduced to poverty by such
means.
Those who took these bonds of
the State believed that if we Dor
roved money to build q fine capitol
and construct system of railroads
that would enhance the value of our
property of all kinds, that we would
pay it back, principal and interest.
We pledged the faith and credit of
the State in order to raise money
for these purposes, and those who
leaned the money believed we meant
what we said.
But how have We kept these
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17

promises and how are ne keeping
them now? We long ago refused
to make provisions for paying the
annual interest, Orphan children
and widowed mothers who held them
and depended upon the payment Of
interest for money to buy
bread, were forced to dispose
of their bonds, at whatever
they could get, TIE policy of the
State government had deprecated
their value in the money markets
of the world, until they sold at
merely nominal figures. The rob-
berry of this class of persons has
already been perpetrated in a great
many instances.
But after all that has gone into
history, to the shame and disgrace
of every Tennesseean who has any
pride or honesty, here we have a
leading newspaper saying that any
democratic paper that undertakes
to agitate this question now, should
be muzzled.'! If it is not to be
agitated nor, when is it to be agi-
tated? If we can not settle it now,
when will We be able to settle it ?
Let us meet it like men, and no
longer dodge it like towards.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1878-12-17
PEOPLES BANK OF KNOXVILLE
AND
STATE DEPOSITORY.

OEEIcs-ocoFE BANK BUILDING. GAY STREEz
ENGZVELEE, TENN.
G. ii. ModHEE JOS. 2. MITCHELL
President. cashier.
SINUEL HoK1EEHY. Asst Cashier.
VIII transact a General Blinking and Broker
age Business, receive DEPOSITS. issue certificates
Of Deposit, deal in Exchange, buy Gold and
Silver, Bank Notes. Bonds and STOCKS.
, We prefer that Collectors Of Revenue should
ee made in person or send falds bY AT agent IN
stead Of mail or express
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THE
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ASNOUSCE&ENES So.


We a-e authorized and requested 70 announce
tbs name # 3. 3. AUF tEELL a. cauaidste Icr
Mayer &C the ensu.ng January election.
For Alderman
zTH WARD,
We are authorized and requested {, announce
IHO>- 4. BUREiEH as a caudi late trr sder-
man in the On ward tRe ensuing Jaauary
election,
We aEs au hnrized and requested TO ann uEce
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the Oh ward 81 the ensuing el, cti5n,
VI are auth oriz I'd and requested 10 announce
Y. u LYONS as candidate for Alderman il
the ensuing January election,
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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
G@mtnotu@t 0cbetlt.

Gin alter Nr3t. Der fid non Der Yraris
3uriidseSosen bat, erbielt aus ben 6dnbsn
zines oittnoii4sn Wiliiondr's bas Hesept
e,nes einfadeu, uesetabiliiden Wittels sur
idneqen u bauernben9 siluns Der S1minbs
iudt, Bronchitis, bes Gatarrbs, bes Afbs
mas, aDer 9als unb 9unsenleiben, bas
ferner elm poiitiues unb rabitales Seilmit
tel fir Nerueni9wdde uno aqe Nsrpsn3u
fdnbe 1T, unb nadpem er beiisn numbers
pole Seilfraft In Tauienben pom SdQen
probirt, era1tete er es als feline BHi1t, es
ben lei5enben Mitmeni1en betannt su mo.
den. Nus bisiem @runbe unb Don benz
Wunide ansetrieben meni@lide 2eioen au
Iiubern, ienbet er, toitenfrei. an uae bic IS
miniden, bas &e3ept In beutider, franso.
iider ober enc lii4er Sprade nit Der pol:
len Gnwsiiuns bos MitteI gu bereiten unb
su sebraudeu. IS wirb burd bic Boit
ueri9idt, penn man fi1 brisHid, nit Gin:
ienbuns elmer Yoftmarte unb Nnsabe bss
Namens Der 3eiiuns, NO man bieles &c.
ieben, wsnbet an: rs. W. Sbsrar, 1926
Yopers Blod, &odefter, u. .
8 1925 342 ab.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
Observation-Disclosures

Der Staotrotb belt am Sr.itos cine
gytrafbuns ab. UNI bic Srage au Ct eoi.
gen. Oh anberion's Dabl oils A6eHor Der
@utbeibuns oss Stootroths b.oiirfe. UNI
siltis gu iein. Wan sntfdieo. bnb es
ni4t n0tbis iei. &c murbe cine anmei.
inns BON 1869 Is ,u @unfen BON 9b.
5inn. anf ben 8emsis bin, boz bic ur'
tbeile in ueridieoenen pro3sHen poQsosen
uoroen fnb, ausssfteIt. Damn tpuroe
peroronet, cine anmsiiuns bon So. 54O.47
gu @uniten BON Nbams uno &obinion
oussuielen unb iou cine anbere BON
$4,000 nit 6 9ro5snt Snt.r,Fen ON /.
Sanuar 1879 Sahlbar iein, tuenn he BE.
iaeinisuns pom Glert bon Buchanan 60.
beisebra4t uirb. Bob ale Roiten oes Sol
les seoedt ino. Nd4 @ereb niauns unot.
rer tleinsr &s&nunsen pertaste ii9 be,
Stabtratb.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22

armsnbausaufeber; Beridt bes MrBtss
Or. &itidati1 unb bss Mrmenaufebers
s. Brintmann. 8ertasuns.
Samitas, Sanuar Is.-Das Yrototou
Der Ietbanpluusen oes po,bersebenpen
Cages wurbe senebmist. Die 4niteuunS
BON " Salot aIs Deputy: Sh,riff uno DE:
fangenwdrter wurbe sutsebeiBen. Der fol:
sesoe BeidluB wuroe sefuet: Seidlonen,
baB in reberetnfimmuna nit Section S4l
oes @eiesbudes pon 1873, bic Nidter Der
Diltrict: uuo gircuitserldte benz GOunips
Mnoitor ldriftlib ME anaabI @eridtssU Die
ner, oeren ie su jerer Sisuns beoarfen,
anseben iolen uno lou Der Glert ben Dies
nern certiiciren, wenu iie BON ben @ss
ridten entlafen weroen iinb. IertasunS
bis Wontag ben 81. UNI 8 nbr Wtorgens.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
1" Die s~ebisssnlte iuuitrirts tatb

Die S%eble9enlte tunlfrirte tatbos
Iiide 3eitidrift, bur@ Sesenswuni9 Or.
9eiIisteit Yapif Yius TX. sutsebeiBen, 1T
Der Deutfde 8 q ;" IN Bort
unb Bib. SdbrIi9 ls reid iauitrirte
6efte fir q 20 Gents poitfrei. Wit Sra:
tisp,dmie .Iertld,uns @briiti" nod
RapbaeI, 2sxs2 GOD sroB. gu besiebsn
Our9 ale gu4banolunsen anb 3eitunsss
asenten, wie burd ben 0erleser Sr. 9 W.
itet. L.. b. 56l8, New YOrt, unb 2O4
8ine Stra6e, Cincinnati, Ohio. 239
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
0ro6er WerOientt !

der uns feline asrtfs n.ba siaenn 3 Gents Stams In a.
mem Brtsfs ~ttnftuett, rem ienetn MIR rtr gsa stnaue QuS.
tuuft lbr ea gan, nsues @tfHdft. ppmit trstne cine Ger.
lon. mannlihtn peef rtbli6tn @efnltdts, auf etrlt6t
Ntit uni pbne arose NuslasSn uue Wubt lter 100 Epaars
per Nenat %serstsnrn taan, obns Ntitn pne ptos In. Rein
gstnti&aits /. 3umbus. ~fsHprn tin tbrii&es Stf6dit.
aertfNrt Sobn Souie u. &c.. S~ranhpitp. esuiia Co.,
Ssra. @uS Mdu Sab
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
Gin Maftlebrer in@t eine StsQs

Gin ufabrensr Wu6fItbrtr. Der i'm Shnbs 10
untsrri&t auf aQen Blas. une Strtihinfrumsn,
ten ~ ssbtn. futt siae Stslt. Durlelbs pirIi
ihen a6t Sabre ais 9ebrsr pom Wuhfecrps, bat
rntbrsrs ,Yanss" eompltt ausstbilest unb Tam
bic bslsn 3eusnife itinn dbatisfsit p~Urlsssn.
Tabsrs 3usfuaft sibtsis Rssaetisn bee Slaitss.
u, bio Az,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22

Der metropolitan Seibftaa in Der
Wdbe ees @tbtuaams, friber pom Dsder une
SGstr, itBt @ibbs unb 60. sebalten, III nit elmer
Muswabl sprtrefai6er autl&sn une Sassiss, 10.
mic ben bslfen pferpsn ~periebsn. Wer cine Spas
sierfabrt MAIDEN, ootr binaus In bic @tsene fab
rem pia. fea bort feline Srpr binterIahen.
autf&m fir esi&snbesansniFs ~ nissrisifsn
pyfiGen,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
@etramt.
3G&

@m Tdipo6, sfn 16. Sanuar 1873 in tt'
Si. Douaius Stride su Ct. DVuoirs, Sadira
Co., Soma, pabrenb eiuss f,.erI.&N ln;ftsn
Srautamtrs buru ben bc&p. Srrfn 8!ammans.
untsr aiiftns bss tO&w. perm Bigmss prn
port Walbins;cn. Wtsc.. uno ees bs6w. Seun
Mrnmers pom 8llbfrisYiQr, Sowa, ii, @ti@ai'
fer:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
Gbecbcr 6reuS,
Ratb. MreuS.
8 {!

linton &i&instr, tribtr In CASCADE, Soma,
pirb ettras 5ntsreNanits erfabrtu, psnn or Ittae
abbrsfe IN isintn 8ruetr @i&slas &t&inssr,
CASCADE, Dubuque Co., Soma, tinitxsst. tml
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
Seine (GfaGoCen Nddts msbr, seplaa

Css'"| YWt"""Tt" -F"TN "Nr@| 49,
bon einem beiiisen Suiten ODER elmer i4.re'
rn Grt6ltuns, wenn 9u 0r. au9u I
8Dni9's SamburSer Bruttbee
oas alte bewdbrts Miitsl sssen ale IN
srife Der 2unSe uno 8ebIs bel 3Siten an
ipsnoelt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22

an idb6n sserndts StiIttn.tartsn NIT ga.
Nv men stfdnet fur 10 CITE. rad altn Iteilsn tu
Der; Staaisn uns asnasas. .. Bartboisms u. 60.
gptf Dltrietn, Conn Gu. J bic 800.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22

2sei s. >. 9is6sf, Gde Der Slap u.
10. StraBe, limb ale Sorten Wa4sfer5en
I'M @roben anb i'm &Isinen gu baben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
q eCu6t !!

Ns IA Sstn 8rant, stt. ~ 9rse.8sss, 0rssb. qrrsm.
burs. Dtftlbt ranetrtt 1854 mao Galifurnitn uh lief
ssr tisistn Satrtn tn Gtttaee Grfunetsunsen uaa mir
dtirsm ornesr) anaeleu 50 BABE era Fest bassn stbSrt
ue tiitt dlt eititnisen, BITE ON rtsiser 0ufsn,talt btS Spbn
6ranf (mtrnes Srustrs) ansebsn tSnHtn, mir ausiuntt ea.
ruler ~ ltnstn. dominique kranf,
3S-iO 9emars plsmsutb TO-, Spra.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22

2sei 2aaierus L. Saasefs in Gums
boff's alien Ylas an @lapitraBe ieoen Ufor:
gen UNI 8 ubr "freier gu un6 auSSe'
,eidnetes Vier. ~ ba.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
CODES An3etSe.


DEN 0sfanntsu unt grpanhttn tur RsArt&t tsS a
Vsft ZEN dumd6tstn In r. aen unufsrf6li&ta @atk.
f3iuHt se'aasn bat. unftrs tnnish sd.sbts fs&n:
&atb. GdetIta MreuS,
am 80. Dssmser 1877 ta aInr ssn IS gpsrstn, mad
~s'trtdstsr Rranfbttt tn tn btHus Stn,tts abiurufm.
Gttnfs farb D. @rnh Mrens ON 5. Sanusr 1873
Mlsreens 8 utr nab j~reiidsiaer &ranfbttt tn Gitr ron Z
Satrtn une 9 ptenaitn. Die 0tsrbisuns ssn Gdsilia Irene
fau, am Rtuiabrstast une bic pen 8. q. Nrtns am z. b..
V. auf BEN 9stttsadsr Der pfarrei, xnisr cabtilisans
sidu pfarrmitsltstr, uatt.
R. 1. P.
Die t~rauerastn GihrH
3becbor HrsuS,
Rath. MrenS.
autfsn, DUBUQUE Co., Sswa, Ssnnsr 1878.
Inter Dlumsu. uuter Sllttta,
Dliti Elm gtlHen wunbtrfASa,
pess' er b nnnd e tetnttn,
Riot i'm Sturm 60 unttrs6'H!
De& Elm Gnsd rsbt hem OartsR,
\ pfndltts init raf6sr Sans,
,,Biut' BET uns, rtr ane parsn,
3u ben 8lttrn nah ptrmanst
s&lumm'rt fanft tn iubler grss.
snarf I'm etbtn fanh uni fHSu,
eis 20 pitse Iaa Dir ptret,
BE ~ f6Snsrm Auftratb'n.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
MENEELY & COMPANY,
@lodenaieeer, Weft 9rop, ". 9

OfVu NCtV NrpV, d. ~.
ett fintts Sabren ttabIirt. tr&tusisdt un
@lpdtnfpttlt; S6ulbaus. uns 8abriislsdsn. Ru
btHtrts patsut @lsdsnastdnat gafalsos fret, @etns
Hs~srpr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
3. - @S&eatli&e Brieaife.
Dubuaut, ben II. Sanuar. 1873.

D"ubuaue, ben Fl. Sanuar. 1873.
Sn rel6u aQt Brittle ansutiat txb. pel6t rom IA. San.
bs tum 81. San. tn Der bithsea gshpfhes e%nsefcmmsn ..
nt&t abstbolt psreen ane.
Nlbinser pettr Wctm Catherine
Bpblas WiB &briiian &ieeer Brep
Sae6le Gli Stuoeir Sobn
Sebrns 8ue Sharf 8,tiie
Bobntnbam Wi0,am Sule6t Wibtal
Clement Wi@eal StOeni r.
TteB @trtie ganeulas Wa,s
Tics Spbn Wasuer Yerniss
6,af 8eorse &tlans Sab
@lauler Caroline youns
Sc;f SObn
RaG psrseHs ni6t. psnn man mao Britftn auf eitfr eth
fest ~ btmtrisn. sas as a n Q q stst ans, uns bic Rrn
ntr Der 6rtatas a~niustbeu.
-. Z. Norbert. psamdaa.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
Slid unO Sesen gum Sunos

Got Der Serr bat gud serbunbtn
Stuts bur& Der oiebs Banb,
Ta6 Sbr ffsts bss pebtns 6tunetn
3rtu pur&waltt Sanp In Sanbj
giSSe 6r ben rei&fen Srsen
Gu& perleib'n aum ntuen Stanb,
nnb arf alien 9uren WeJtn
S&iB' Gu6 Ssins Batter 5aah
Dab Sbr auf Der esbsnsrsile
WOblssfaais Sbm tets ftib,
gw Sbr tinIf i'm 6immelrei&e
Veretniat lebt In Gwiafsit.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
6rrr 9omiuif &rier
5err 9omiuif 9rier
nit
Jrau'.iu Gatbarina GA u:i.s
Srrr 1bsooore 6a.mtirr
nit
Traplein Waria Grier.

Die @,l6pifer 8rier iiuo sinbsr tss Srra
arisr pom aSri6. @roBb. eRremburs. Der in Ct.
Donatus felt 1854 anssdepelt if.-Dis @eidpt-
Fer Sarmsier ino ainper tes Strrn Sarmsitr,
pss erifen eeutlGen Settlers il ct. Ipnatus,
ipobin CT bcrtits 1915 fam.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
G6iease Narftbsri&t.

(per SeIssrapb0 81. Sauuar 1878.
Meb l-$6.5O bis $50
0ei5eu.-No. 2, $l.O43.
WeI4forn.-4OB Gts.
Safer-24 gts.
Butter-28 bis so gts.
@ier-l7 bis lS @tS.
Wbistp-sl.O5.
Hinbpieb-$4.00 bis $50.
einefeif4-$lO.7 24.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22

ale Sortem Rat6ofi(&er aafenoer,
I'm @ansen unb i'm Gin,eInen bel s.. 8.
&isbeI, gde Der 10. u. GlapftraBe. ba
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
A~orsoeutfd)en elopo,

jur Utbttfatrt btnuStn.
Bit Dampf6tHtn bee Rsrbetntf&en 9lsys pusbsu ~
qnet 1870 abr 65 900 gtrfsnsn ~btf5rbet.
Die Dampftr eitin Gpmyssuie;
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
ueber Baltimore.

Seller. Der sas alt gattrlaHe ttattn cher gsrneass
une rtunst spn eursra tcmmtn lafen wia, ioait be sssAs.
ssasn, ntuen tiftrntn S6raubtn ppReampf6tgt bs
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22
4atb. Cecilia MreuS

Dtn oefanntsn unt grpanh,tn tsr RsArt&t tsS {
0stt BEN damd6nssn In tnen unutsrf&ii6tn Rstl
f&iuht sefaaen bat. unftrs tnnish sd.sbtt Gs&uu:
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1878-01-22

am 80. Dqem1tr 1877 ta Nlter ssn IS Dasrsttn, a
s'trtdstsu Rranfbttt tn tin bsHtrts Stnitits a~biurufn.
Claiborne guardian. [volume] (Homer, La.) 1877-188?, 1878-05-29
Assessment and Census Notice

r WILL attend at the following named
i places, ON the days specified, assisted
by Mr.. NJ. X. B.yan,t for the purpose Of Re
wishing and Correcting the Assessment Rolls,
of taking the Census, and of Enrolling the
Militia, and hope this people in the several
neighborhoods will meet me promptly:
suumerfield, Monday aud Tuesday, May
q and %;
Alabama Church. Wednesday and Thurs
day, May - and 30;
Scottsville, Monday and Tuesday, June 3
and 4;
Colquitt, Friday and Saturday, June :
and :;
Gordon, Wednesday and Thursday, June
HayncsSille, - Monday and Tuesday, June
II and Is;
wilcys Min, Friday and Saturday, June
II and -;
IIasty's Roads, Monday and Tuesday,
June "a and -;
Curry's Sch. House, Monday and Tuesday,
July and =;
Eureka, Monday and Tuesday, July 8 and 9;
Athens, Friday and Saturday, July Il
and l3;
Tulip, Wednesday and Thursday, July II
and Il;
Macedonia Church, Tuesday and Wednes
day, July % and "a;
Heard's Sch House, Monday aud Tuesday
July - and 30;
Kimbelliown, Monday and Tuesday, Aug
and 6;
Lisbon, Monday and Tuesday, August L
| and 3D.;
Arizona, Friday aud Saturday, August L
| aud IL.
Office open at Courthouse in Homer al
the time.
Every taxpayer is expected to present
correct list Of his or her taxable property
that the revision may he complete.
A. b. LESUEUR. Assessor.
MAY 90, 1873. 4OA
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MARRIED:

On the 2,,d inst. at the residence Of the
brides father, Col. Allen Greene, j. T.
BROOKS, Of Comanchc, Texas, To Miss
Lulu GREENE, of Grcenesloro', La, Rev.
J. II. Jordan officiating minister.
We extend many congratulations TO tho
bride and groom, and trust that no obota'
cles will dcbar them from an unalloyed ap.
probation of the many delights of woddcd
lifc-that their old age may he rs bright
and unclouded a. are their present hopea
We return many thanks for tho kind re
membrance of the GUARDIAN office
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The Parish Debt.

Mr.. EpIToR-Wc see from late issue Of
the GUARDIAN that c. has invited, if any
chooses TO do 50, to controvert the acts of
the Police Jury of Claiborne parish on the
funding of the parish debt-a thing that
does not meet the wishes of the taxpayer
the Police advisers who happen to have
bought up the parish scrip, as C. says, at
% and so cents on the dollar i'll currency.
We take issue with c. there, ~ well rs i'll
other things. We happened to have fifteen
dollars in scrip and the Police Jury passed
the funding law, and had to sell the sl5 for
one-half TO merchant and take goods at
whatever price he pleased to ask.
c. claims that the Police Jury has done
something wonderful in funding the parish
debt in the interest Of the taxpayers Of the
parish. We think the contrary. 1t is true
| that the taxpayer il relieved for time,
but after awhile comes the tug Of war.
The bonds that the Police Jury legislated
for especially will have to be paid in specie,
and the Police Jury will have to levy spc-
cial tax to be paid in specie to pay bonds
Of the few that the Police Jury had legis-
lated for especially, and to the detriment
of the many taxpayers; and then taxpayers
land will be advertised for sale and sold to
bondholdcr, and bondtoldcr will buy it in
and taxpayer will be tenant Of bondholder
all the working Of the Police Jury to the
interest of the few, to the great injury OF
the many taxpayers. No, the Police jury
ought to have submitted the thing to the
taxpayers, and not to the scripholdcrs, al
the ballot. Taxpayers would have beer
willing to pay scripholders the actual cost
Of their claims and - per cent. on them
Let us see what that would have been.
C. says that the parish was in debt sorn'
fifteen or twenty thousand dsllars, all ii
the hands Of a few that had bought it in n
- and 80 cents on the dollar. We will sa,
that in that twenty thousand, ten thou
sand cost the owner five thousand dollars
- per cent. on that sla5O 90, would bav
saved the taxpayer $3.50 %. And $1,000
at - cents Oh the dollar, the actual cost
as C. says, would be $4,000 90; 25 per cent
on that would be 1925 90. Put the savin
together would make it, i'll round number
Sl0,625 saved to the taxpayers, and SCRIP
, holder paid good per cent on bis capita
, TAXPAYER
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Filing Of Final Account.
Nav %, 1873.

Succession of J. 5. Barrow, deceased.
State Of Louisiana, Parish Of Claiborne.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, That A,
IN w. Barrow, Executor of the estate and
and succession of j. $. Barrow, decd, has
this day filed in my office, his final account
in said succession.
Now, therefore, be it known that, unless
opposition be made thereto within the time
prescribed By law, the said account will
be allowed, approved and homologatcd.
Given under my hand and official seal
80 on this the 2oth day Of May, A. ID
ISIS
DREW FERGUSON, Cl'k d. C.
May -, lS7S. 4l:3t