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NOT

OFFICE OF CHIEF SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC ]
Schools,
New Orleans October o. 1878.
The City Public Schools, with the exception Of
the Madison" and the Magnolia" boys, will
be open on WEDNESDAY. November 6.
Teachers Of the Public Schools, In the city
are requested to report in person, or by note, to
the undersigned, before the day Of opening,
that provision may be made to fill temporary
vacancies. VIM. O. ROGERS.
Chief Superintendent Public Schools. Now Or
lannS. Oc30 1W
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RIVER NEWS.
OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT. !
Sunday. November 8. 1878. J
Arrivals.
Martha, Emma Irvine. J. W. Cannon. Eva,
Mary Ida, Henry Tete.
Departures.
Martha. Emma Irvine. Eva. Whisper. Mary
Ida, Henry Tete. J. W. Cannon. Natchez, Com
mon wealth, Bertha, d. Stein.
10 ARFEv9s
Martha. Emma Irvine. Alvin, lower coast:
e. J. Gay. J.W. Cannon. Bayou Sara; Eva Mary
Ida, Whisper. upper coast; G. ?: Chouteau,
Gold Dust, St. Louis: Trenton. Henry J,ete,
Lnfourche; st. John. Baton Rouge; RI, r. e. Lee,
Vicksburg FAnchon, Opelousas; THOMPSON
Dean, Memphis.
stage of the Rivers.
Daily telegraphic report Of tho stage Of water
at various points, with changes, In the "a hours
ending yesterday at .. 10,
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EDUCATION.

- Literary Instltute.-Day and evening SOS.
sions the entire year; elective system: 50
branches Of study; daily lectures; gymnasium
disposition. manners. health and morals; non
sectarian !; students free to college. literary and
debating society; full faculty; large. we'll VEN
tus; special classes In particular studies. for
boys, at from 81 to e5 per month.
fs1s1v GEO. ROULE. President
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E n EM EE .

NORTH GERMAN LLOYD.
STEAM BETWEEN BREMEN AND NEW pa
LEANS. VIA HAVRE, SOUTH
AMPTON AND HAVANA.
It, The steamshlDs Of tbs North Ter
% lloyd will resume their Regular Trfn
frankfurt October About Noye 10.'Ae {
Hannover ..-... October % About Novenl "a
Nnrnberg --.-....-N ovem. About Decetn
BraunschWeig. .NOvem. % About Deeern, 70
frank furt-.... Deem. 4 About January Is
Ihese steamers touch outward at Ba7xe EnR
HaVana, ana on their home trip at Havana aD6
Southampto
PRICES OF PASSAGE:
Eo n SaE s2 20, or HayGe e.
From o11 ReW1 Orleans to southam ptos1. Havre oR
Brenen-CaDtn, $50 fgoldj; Steerage, As (goIaS,
From New Orleans to Havana-Iabirl, ssa
gold; Storage. S15 (godJ,
Children under ter years, half price: chill.
dren nBder one year, free.
n. .B.-Our agent for Texas, Mr. Peter NJ. grs
hard. In Galveston, Ia authorized to fssne sfeer.
age passage orders al the following thronan
rates:
From Bremen to Galveston, 80, gold
From Bremen to 1ndianola s45 &c. gold
Ine company reserves the rigIi To ouau2atnt
route OF the Steamers their Advertised 1sys D
departure and the prices OF passage
Fa88age EcFsGa from Bremen { 1urEernrFs n
siened. '"1" "% NAV ~AA@ 80
For further particulars apply 10
W, Z. SToCKMEYER b 90, ,Asar5T.
SaS& LII 7 - Union stress
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BLACK MANS

COMMERCIAL COLLEGE,,
HBH. .Carondelet Street.
STUDENTS ARE HERE QUAIL
~ fled for business in the shortest lx@eva
POSSIBLE time. Book keeping may be Ias asjfazfMa
thoroughly learned in q few weeks. --@z~sszz
PrnmansEip, Commercial Calculations. Eng
fish. French Spanish and German practically
taught. at reduced rates, from a. M to o. M
Op9T m
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HEADQUARTERS LADIES' PEABODY
Auxiliary Association.
New Orleans, October 81, 1878,

HEADQUARTERS LADIES' PEABODY
Auxiliary Association,
New Orleans, October 81, 1878.
LADIES' EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
MRS. JOHN B. LAFITTE: Chairman.
First Disrict-Mrs. W. c. BLACK.
Thrd Dtstrict-hfrs j. +. I'll s. H f.
Fourth District---Mrs. ". T. HARDIE
Fifth District-Mrs. A. HIRSCH.
SIKH District-Mrs. j. TARLETON.
Seventh District Miss NJ. DEEVES
All applications for assistance to the Ladies'
Executive COMMITTEE must be made in writing
giving the district In which tho applicant re-
sides; also. street and number of residence
These applications shall be made through the
PQstoffice. which shall be directed as follows.
For First District-Postoffice box 253.
For second District-POstofice box 292
For Third misunderstanding box 312
For Fourth District-Postotfice box 381.
For Fifth Dstrct-Postofice box AL.
For Sixth Observation-Disclosures box 473,
For Seventh District-Postoff1ce box 49,
All such applications will receive prompt at
tention. No cal Is or Applications at headquar-
ters or the private residences Of the members
of the association will b. received or enter
tanned.
oc22 I'm SAM'L CARTER, Secretary,
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DRESS GooDs-J. Levois advertises in an
other column that on Monday the fourth in-
slant. ne Will open full assortment Of Ffench
have just been unpacked The steamer Fcank
furt also brings for the same house an elegant
latest designs
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LOW ER COAST.
SIT pg.
II If IN.

III FOB BREMEN-The Al American ship
- loading for he above port, and having
the greater portion Of her cargo engaged and
going Oh board, will have immediate dispatch.
For freight Amply 70
DECAN i o.. 189 Gravier street,
NORTON Il BELL, 70 Carond=let street.
rtr1o
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No clearances at the Custonhouse yesterday

Arrived
Steamship Hudson, eager from New York, goth ult,
to A Moulton-2d di
Brit steam hip Wimbledon. Watson from Hull, Eng,
Oct 3, to Engster &co-4,h dis 90
Brit steamship Annie AInslie, Dryer, from Cardltf
Oct 4, to Hall e. VAughan-4th dis
Steamship Harris - from Morgan City, to
G A Whitney &oo-Algers
sTEAMBoATs.
John w Cannon, Libano. from BAYOU Sara
Future City. Townsend from St Louis, with barges
Eva DeBuuDhe from Hahnvue
Mary Ida. RUIZ from Upper Coast
Henry Tete. ucoin from Donalds Jnve
Martha Bassett, from Lower Coast
Emma Irvine. Vallette, flom Lower Coast
Below-s'omiha Up.
Ship John Murphy. Murphy, SO days from Lverp DOL
in ballast, to master
Hgmphrts
NEW YORK-Per steamship Hudson-Assorted
mdse
LIVERPOOL-Per ship Gen Shepley-100 casks
ale IS pkga earthenware 27-O empty bbis 200 drum
caus1io soda 375 SKIS salt 49, 900 BRICKS 1910 bills cot
ton ties to order 81 pkgs earthenware Wolf &eo-
~ crates earthenware case hardware Mrs Gauohe-
/ do china 10 crates earthenware W Little
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HAHV ERPsbfpE4.
LIVERPOOL SOUTHERN 81. q, AHN]

ta>EFns The steamship
ss 1890 VANGUARD,
Cell. Commander
will sail on or about November 4, 1873. from
wharf. foot Of Esplanade street.
viii receive cotton and sign through bIlIs
fading for the Continent. between HavreI / I
CrOnstadt.
These steamships being Of light draft. win
cross the bar of the Mississippi at all times
without detention.
For freight apply to
DECAN & CO.,
de2O ly 1879 Gravier street.
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Receipts ut the New Basin

Biloxi-Per sohr join Popp-33, 900 feet lum Der
Fl Buddig
Biloxi-Per schr Celina-24 GOO fact lumber to II
Budd1g
Pearl River--Per schr Leander Jane-25 900 feet of
lumber t." j w Adams
Pearl River--Per sehr Wade Hampton cords
wood to Honey Island Co
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RELIEF ASSOCIATION


This Association having extended It's facilities
for rendering aid to the sick. offer their services
to any who desire medical treatment and care
Application made to the above address, or to
any Of the undersigned officers, will receive
proIapt and tfi,ient attention.
ALBERT VOORHEES,, President,
J. G. BELDEN NJ D.,
a. BID. VILLENEUYE. M. D.,
- Vice Presidents.
G. G. FISHER. Secretary.
e. Z. STEVENSON, Treasurer.
se9+tf
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REMOVAL.
w u ALER * PIESTERs
SHOEMAKERs.

HAVE REMOVED FROM OPPOSITE ia
- dies entrance Of the St Charles Hotel to
49, COMMON STREET.
We will be pleased to have g. continuance of the
patronage Of our many customers. oc19 i'm
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Receipts IA produce

BAYOU SARA-Per steamer John W Capnon--e'
bales cotton to J L Harris eco 6t do Gumbel-54
FL & G Newman--2l Meyer, Weis &ou--lO Payne
Kennedy &o"-lO Jno T Hardie &ee--6 I L Airey d
co-f a Levy-6 Capp Broa eco Henderson
S Fl auUhe &co--4 Male & Cammack-4 Jno Chaffe
* SONS Walkers John L Adams &cO--2 ker
shaw. Ca1nmack 600 March & Sthlenker-2 do to
81 Gay Coco Bush IL Levert-l Babn-l2
bbls molasses Norw God d. Richards--2 johnson
20 Vincent &co-94 do l8 hhds sugar E J Gay Geo
II do 80 bbs nolassea Conger d Kelly a3 DO and IL
r Ri do Is bbls moasses Clapp Bros &co-a4 do
Chlsm & Boyd-47 Bush IL evert-24 A Elmer Bad
or &co-35 W Irby-l hhds sugar Ii Heymnn-6
&oo-5o head sheep Sc head cattle Aycock, Mitchell
SGo-55 do Mehle 6lco-l0 bales G II Wight
S bbls honey Dreyfus-sundres to order-Total 353
bales SO hhds sugar 5o6 bbs molasses aud
sacks oilcake
ST LOUIs-Per steamer Future City and barges-
A H84 bushels wheat in bulk 25on7 do rye 20 or do
$3.50 sacks oats TO o'd+r-I835 bbs four and BIZ
sacks Glover & ode dah-l067 do 142 sacks oats
379 bales hay Chas PleAsauts15G do 1908 Data
G. Heck &co-5O bbls oil $50 sacks oats 54b pkgs of
lard Miller, Grigsby &co-500 bills flour II Law.
ler-A45 sacks oats 95 bales hay j T Gibbons Eco
10 sacks oas $50 bbls flour Schwahaoher d tElrscn-
$50 do 200 hf bbls -four W FL Matthew'S q Bro-tfB
bbls -four Vairn Il Mortimer 90 do Gordon q Go
mila-a25 A Hamilton &co--665 sacks oats G L
Budt eche & Son-s2o 20 Jos West &co--loo stoves
kGe Born d co-225 pkgs whitehead Chas 7, tthotf-
100 sacks malt e Efatn-i00 FL SturCken-- pkgs
lum f Wagner-5o bbls -four G Pascal &co-41
pkge tobaec0J Sarazin-5O SKIS malt Ii II K Jump
Stewart Il Wise-i9I bbls lonr Rogers & Mi chelt-
200 no j A Sraiger-it0 do ZuberDlsr 4 Behan-and
sundrie4 10 order
LOWER COAST-Per steamer M.rtha-20 hhds
sugar to Dym nj o. Gardes-22 do Richard MllIlkep
a j M ViliavassO-4T sacks rough rice i Roder-
Is S Ha pel--cs Siewtrd s. Thompsou-7l G A La
naux-44 10 order-2o Bush & Levert-l2o bts rico
+ koder-i7 do A Soeola- sundries to order ots
46 hhds sugar rr1 sacks rough rice 1877 bbIs rice
DONALD: ONVIhLE-per steamer Henry Tete-
10 hhds sugar to Rodd Bros &co-50 bbs mutasae, to
j Craw ford-s do A + Hickman-aO do 10 bbls mo-
asses Godchaux--l2 do Richa. Mken--t6 to J
CIaverIe jr- sundries to order Total 30 hhds sugar
IS hhls
UPPER COAST--Per steamer Mary Ida--54
bbls mUlAsses to I'll Frellsen-il do G r Sopiat-l5l
NJ ,huchardt -sundres to oTder-Eosa 65 bbs mo
1asses 25 eackR rough rec
LOWER COAST-Per steamer Emma Irvine-45
bbls molassea to John Moore &co--6u sacks rough
riCs Kip d Ruch-s lndries T., order
HAHNVILLE-fer steamer Eva 33 bbs molas.
ses to II Gally-7G sacks rough rice to G A Lauaux-
sundres to order
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EAFDUR CW z.

Y
TRIWEEKLY BAYOU LAFOURCHE AND
COAST PACKET.
r. A. THE NEW AND FAST PASSEN-
s3sA7a ger steamer
HENRY TETE.
Leave, aqe p1 rH nnstor M H b"nary G9FR
DAY and SATURDAY at IL N.
Lands all freight In daylight and pays partfc-
ular attention to way business and returns
down the coast, leaving Donadsonvlle every
wednesday, Friday and Sunday morning.
B. RlVEI, IO6 Decatur street,
L. b;-Has clerk on the landing during the
gay at the bend Of Rienvila street TO receive
freight. Freight received for the Lafourche,
with privilege Of re5hipping at Donaldsonville.
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MARINE NEWS.
Cleared Yesterday,

OFFICE NEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT.
November 3, 1878.
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IA Y DU Sara.

REGULAR SEMI WEEKLY BAYOU SARA
AND COAST PACKET
UNITED STATES MAIL,
Leaves every WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY
at .. IN.
Hermitage ~ po 54t'A A,tc MkALAf Rafo1
A7'A&'aa]%a@a' Rouge. PlaQuemine and way land
tnes-The fast and splendid passenger steamer
JOHN w. CANNON,
John G. Libano, master, Thomas Howard clerk,
= Leayes as above, returning down the cofst
passage apply on board or to
GEO: D. HlTE, 81 Gravier st.
BRlTTON b EPPLEt 81 travIer st,
LORD d MCpEAKE, 46 Camp street,
sn2a O. G. WAYNE. 106 Gravier street.
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NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
CaFEiOpe HE

Between Camp and Mngazine)
Annual session will begin MONDAY. Novom-
Der 4. Academic, Preparatory and Primary
Classes will be In charge of able and expo
rienced teachers. Only q limited number Of
pupils will be received.
For circulars and all necessary Information.
apply to
Oc20 ~ A. Il. CHANDLER, Principal.
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W'TEsA. M BOATS.
MEMPHIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACKET.
Leaves on WEDNESDAY,, Nov. s. at On
IT, n, FOR MATCHES. yICKsBURG,
hkiSssssasl Greenvlle Arkauolis. Terrene, He
s"#4@a@aaa4'#@as lena. Mem his and the bends-The
first class freight and passenger steamer
CHAs. r. CEHOUTEAU,
W, Ell. Thorwegan master.
Geo. Mtenberger clerk.
will leave as above. For freight or passage ap-
BROCKETT & GARTER. SO Magazine.
Coast, town and bend freights solicited and
promptly attended to.
Pa9Bsee !nZts = RECOMMENDATIONS FIRST CLASS
anu lsAIEd5 LOW. Oc3O
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND BEND PACK EFT.
Leaves On WEDNESDAY. Nov 10, at s D. NJ,
r. - FOR NATCHEZ. VICKSBURG,
A4ksss - Gfeenyle Arkapois Tarrene, He
ses'77=EszzFs" lena Memp his and the Bends-The
first class freight and passenger steamer
HENRY FRANK,
J. Frank Hicks master, Alt. Grissom clerk,
will leave as above. For freight or passage a,
y, - BRICK EFT & GARTER, So Magazine.
Coast, town and bend freights solicited and
Passenger accommodations FIRST GLASS
End RATES Low. oc3O
MEMPHIS AND BENDS.
H. + 0 4 N + NJ ? PIT rs, f ELENA i E.
l#ggEks9zS Mouth of White River: Terrene. Ar,
s ", kapols,, Greenvile. Vicksburg and
all way. bend and plantation landings-The fast
oUACHHTA BELLE,
A. IL. Cummings, master,
will leave ass above. For freight Or passage ap-
g. G. WAYNE, No. JOG Gravier street.
NOS GEO D. HITE. No. 81 Gravier street.
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MEssRs. LEVY BRoTHERs.-It will be seen by
referring to another column of this Taper that
lar establishment is located on Magazine street,
corner st. Andrew, has been receiving from
New York auction sales afull line of black cash
meres. tamIse delaines. and Canton, Sicillan
and black tt anime cloths. besides many other
articles in the black goods line. VII ich will he
offered to the public nj remarkably low figures
the dry goods line. will BIS sure to find them at
the Levy Brothers. who are not only worthy OF
are 50 90 tie and c1urteous to eve. ybody that it
is pleasure to deal with them.
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Leaves every MONDAY, "WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY at II q. m,
! - " FOB AbHLAND PLANTATION,
dassMAzasNa ASCENSION parish, Donaidson7lIIe
and sill coast landtnRs--Tha fine
and new passenger steamer
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STEAM 30 rs,
UP " ER COAST.

UPPER COAST DAILY AND TRI- WEEKLY
LINE TO BONNET CARRE AND ASH
LAND PLANTATION.
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@- The fine and fast steamer
sabAsnaAa.tRRt3sa HEELEs
sasassaSzssssH H E. Harper master J e. BrOu clerk
Will leave New Orleans daily (Sundays except
cd at s a. M for Bonnet Carre, and on Satur-
Gays AT Z =. H. OC29
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llc Railway
LOCAL JOTTINGS.

See notice OF the dissolution Of
Nichols ~ Go.
There was n good deal OF wood In
the market yesterday.
There are at present iorly.one pris-
oners In the county jail.
Let II DO recorded that there IL not
II single prisoner In the calaboose.
There were about seventy.ilye
bales OF cotton on the market yester'
day.
The move Of our fair association In
the establishing OF fair circuits ls n
good one.
There IL man IN East Dallas who
geth drunk, when he lectures his wife
upon the evils Of intemneranoe
In the race yesterday evening, at
the fair grounds, between Santa Fe
and Billie Button, the latter was dis
tanced.
The citizens residing on Ross ave
nue. complain bitterly thot no little At
tentlon has been paid to that thoroug-
fare. II IL In wretched condition.
There will be meeting tonight
at the Union depot, held by the green
hackers for the purpose Of organizing
club in that ward. They propose or
ganizing club In each ward OF the
city
Services tomorrow at the M. h.
church at II n. m hy Rev. j. s, Van
stow, Subject, Endless punishment.
In the evening ut 7 O'clock, Mr..
Daniels will discourse upon the Doe
trine of the Bible,
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Let the citizens of Dallas not forget
that tho meeting Of the eIilzens Of Dali
las city aud county, u deylse ways aud
means 10 improve the dirt roads Of tho
county, will come of NJ Flreman's
hall, nj two o'clock io'day' Lot there
be u full turn out Let eyery man who
has u stake IN the community Of any
kind be on hand, aud prepare to not
lntelllgently and literally In the
promises, No true Dallas man wants
10 nee the best efforts Of our earnest
people wasted aud FILTERED away by
such season M last winter was, Let
us do something this time, and Nh an
earnest Of the purpose lot everybody NJ
tend the meeting 10 day,
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Dallas CITY Lumber YARD.

The great arrival OF beautiful new
and elegant spring goods IL announced
At the New York clothing house. u
County scrip, Ia large and small
quantities, for sale by Fred Manget
ticket broker, LeGrand hotel. lie also
buys and sells railroad tickets.-tf
Query: why will men smoke
common tobacco, when they can buy
Marbur Bros. Seal of North Caro-
lina,' at the same price ?" Jan,3ldly.
Adams n Co. fiji orders for grain
and produce.-tf.
Two car loads OF buggies and plat
orm wag ons, Mt Orr's,--tf
If you want to trade an old buggy
FOR new one, Orr's is the place.
Picture frames and mouldings,
new patterns OF wall paper for 1878, al
Reed N Lathrop's. ja29 I'm
--Ifyou want well.made and cheap
cheap clothing, examine at 5l3 Elm
street. -f23.l0t.
For all kinds of shirts and fine
hats, go to the Clothing palace, 5lS
Elm street. --f23.l0t.
New York early rose seed potatoes
81 SO at Adams n Co.. feb5-tf
Cheap means nothing, when yor
look at the immense assortment OF fin,
hats, at one dollar, ut the New Yorf
clothing house. m2.tf
Choice buffalo hams at Adams 4
Co.'s. feb5.tf.
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lurbstOne tlOssIp.

The Dallas and Palestine la not to be
another Dallas and Wichita affair. IL
is the profits OF operating, and not
those OF construction which its projec.
tors are after.
Jack Duncan were only we'll now,
It wouldn't take long to bag the rest OF
the train robbers, Hurry up Jack, and
get after 'em.
John Moninger was as busy as u bee
yesterday selling reserved seats for
Mary Anderson. It's Johns verdict
that Mary is the best card since Miss
Genneveve Rogers walked the echoes
in the boys blossoms.
Belligerancy Is the order Of the day.
The air is full of fight, and the papers
burl all the powder. Paper bullets
rank lead in Dallas
Julius Bogel and about fifteen other
patriotic citizens are sanguine that
they will assess and collect the taxes
next year.
Young men on their way to Arkan,
sas should not interest themselves
quite so much in our railroad scenery
The fakirs make money out OF those
dlssolving views.
The pleasant weather interferes on
ly with the hackmen, the street car
lines, and Childs, the great coal mer
chant; and even they smile as much as
other people do when the sun shines.
1t Is astonishing how many charms
were to be found in the green fields
aud pleasant groves yesterday. The
first OF the month always sends people
to grass.
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hah0aI lN0In nlMnIiIaa.

Section twenly'nine Of tho school
law reads Nh followsl
Parents aud guardians, or next
friend, OF any minor on or hileF inc
first Monday Of January aud up ~ The
beginning Of the next scholastic year,
In order 10 avail Themselves 81 the
benefits NJ the available school iund
for their county for the scholastic year,
beginning the next succeeding Sep
lember may organize themselves into
school communities, embrnGllg hnch
population an may agree ~ avail them
selves Of the benellla Oi the available
public free school fnnd, on the follow
lug terms, VIZ They shall make out
a list 10 10 aligned In person by such
parents aud guardians IN desire To
avail themselves Of the available
school fund which list shall include
the names aud ages Of children 10 loo
instructed, who may bo within the
scholastic age, on tho first day OF the
next September, which names OF chill.
dren shall be made In alphabetical
order, which list shall also include all
minors within scholastic age In said
community, who have no guardian !
said list, together with an application
10 the county Judge, stating that they
desire, In good faith, TO organize u
school NJ such place M they may deHlg'
nate, shall be liled with the county
Judge said application shall also show
the capacity Of the school houses, aud
school convonlencea, II any, etc.
There are some things In this SEQ
ton that need TO DO Understood
and carried out by patrons OF
schools. FIrst--School committees
may apply for organization up
TO the beginning of September
The law does not provide for the filing
OF applications after the last mon-
toned date, and parties must hand
their petitions TO the county supcrn'
tendent not later than September OF
each year II the papers are not pre-
scented then they will be entirely ig-
nored, and the applicants Will fail to
get an appointment which can easily
be secured by complying with the law.
Secondly-There are no school dit-
tricts. They are entirely abolished,
Neighborhoods constitute themselves
into school communities, and they
may embrace an area IN large M the
parents or guardians see proper.
Thirdly applications must be
signed In person by the parents or
guardians. Last year, we learn that
there was u great deal OF trouble la
this particular. Let every parent or
guardian sign his own name, and II h,
does not, hold tho man responsible
who assumes to use his signature.
Fourthly-Arrange the names of tn,
children within scholastic age alpha
betically, and be sure to give the cor
rect age on the first day of next Sep
tember. Parties are likely TO compro-
IN Sc their reputation II the age OF
their children or wards appear on the
scholastic report to be one thing ant
on the application to be different
These are essential and should bt
strictly persued.