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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

FoREI0N MARKET
The Ion don advices report decline OF xxx pes
cent In consols and United states bonds Erie dc.
cned TO lo,. for tho and to FAX for the pre-.
ferred. Illinois Central fell on to 1914. A: Paria
rent les declined to 110t Sc Tho closing quotations
were:-Consols for money, o. s5; do. Tor account.
s5x; new ~ pcr cent bonds, 1oax; nvc-twenty
bonds OF 1867, 1917 io7K; ten-;orty bonds, 1861
1861; ives Of 1881, 1o45l; Ere common shares.
10Y; do. preferred shares, 24< Illinois Central 7o.
STATE BoxDs
State bonds ut the Board were per cent higher for
Tennessee slxcs new, and steady Tor south CaroIns
skies, nonundablc, and Georgia skies, TO which dsal
ings confined.
RAILROAD BONDS.
Railroad bonds continue strong and prioes Wera
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
MARRIED.

sxIrH-coxcER.-On Wednesday, March 13, at the
residence Of the brides parents, by the Rev John g.
Davenport, GEoRoK b. SMITH, OF New YORK CITY 70
hARouERirE DE- LAScEy, daughter OF ID. I. Conger'
OF Bridgeport. Conn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
CIGARS sElZGD.

On the steamer France yesterday 600 cigars were
by customs officers which were NOS included In
The naanliest.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
CHAPTER FROM LIFE AT ROME.

new auditor 80 appointed to examine the executors'
account ana take Testimony and report thereon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19
The following were the highest and lowest prices OF


The money market worked easily early in the day.
call loans being made at per cent. In the afternoon
the market became active and the rate advanced to
por cent at which rate the market closed The iol-
lowing were the rates OF exchange on New York at
tho aforementioned cities to day Savannah, u pre-
MUM; Charleston, buying at par, selling at $40 e
premium; ST Louis, Lie premium; New Orleans
commercial 3-ld, bank par; Boston, lax cents dis
count, and Chicago. Is premium. Foreign exchange
was strong and higher, the leading drawers having
advanced their twice this morning the last time
4.s7 Tor long aud 4.s9 for demand sterling Actual
business was y slight CONCESSIONS
GOLD MARKEr.
Gold opened ana closed at l0llz, selling In the Ina
term at 10lX. Carrying rates, 4 ~, 8, SIX, s and
per cent.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1878-03-19

CHAPTER FROM LIFE AT ROME.
trial. presenting some rather novel features took
place yesterday before Judge Van Worst holding su-
preme Court, Circuit Mrs Julia II. Terwilliger who:
according 10 her testimony, has been tor good many
years employed as cook Erie Canal boats charged
Michael Cochoran, who keeps a small store
bordering on the canal a. Rome, in Oneida
county, with attempting to take improper
liberties with her while In his store the oath Of
November, 1879 She says that she aud her sister
called IN Cochoran's store while waiting Tor the cars
TO take them 10 their homes, and that he gave them
undue liberties with her. She and her sister tod
their stories from the stand stating, IN addi
ton, that the OF the place locked. and that
they were detained there AS prisoners IRON SIX r. NJ
70 home and they were compelled 10 60 TO MOTEL
Both stated that they only drank once, the drink
being port wine after which they became stupened,
but not enough 10 produce upconsc'ousaess. the
never told her husband until q year amer
ward and then the present suit was brought
recover $1,000 damages Alter they had told their
story John Farrell was called TO the witness stand
He confirmed their narrative pretty closely On Cross
examination ne confessed TO having spent some ZINE
in the Albany Penitentiary for shooting boat hand.
but denied being followed by mule
to Seneca Lake. The defendant denied
that the plaintiff anu her sister came into
bis place, and, together with Farrell, took tive con-
secutive drinks OF whiskey thst the plaintih could
hold her head up that her sister was taken SICK,
and finally he had 10 order them 20 leave he says
they there only about Two hours, denies any
locking OF DOORS AID stated that onsr persons were
coming and out The jury took about tive minutes
TO deliberate and brought IN verdict Tor the defen
and MT. l.. J. Conlan aud Mr. Joseph r. Falows Tor
the defendant
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.

GOVERNMENT BONDS.
The market for government bonds was less active,
but prices were strong and advance Of y TO 4 per
cent is noted The following were closing quota
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

Episcopale st. John. Vu le san,
qal Sc trouvait sur la banquett,
Iquil suivait pour Sc rendre a sor
domicile, on a d;abord cru a M
assassinat, mais apres pexamen
du cadavre par lie DR.. Fleetwood,
II etc constate que ce sang pro.
venalt dune vieille plaie quill
await a la jamie. Personne ne
peut dire comment zee singnlier
accident est arrive; cependant,
d7apres toutes les indices, il est a
presnmer que le defunt, ayant la
malheureuse habitude de Sc livrer
q la boisson, lorsqu'il ne travail
lalt pas, etait Ia veille de sa mort
sous linhuence de la boisson ct
lu'apres plusieurs chntes, la plaie
s'est ouverte ct que, affaibli par
'enorme perte de sang, il s'est WI
toree de s'appuyer sur la barrie
e on sensiblement son cou al
slisse entire les barres.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

! Ii Sc trouye a Paris des ba
dauds pour croire ct repeter ou.
lie pape est mort depuis quelQus
temps, mais que sa mort reste
eachee pour DIES raisons dsEtat
de la plus haute gravit6.
Monselet fait allusion d ce ph6
nomene de credulite extravagan,
te dams sa derniere chronique
"Notre cher ami Paul F6val,
dams ses jours ne haute fantaisie.
a ecrit une nouvelle intitulee lt
Baaquier de cire.
''C'est l'histoire etonnante DIN
chef dune maison considerable
de finance, mort au moment le
plus inopportun pour ses affaires.
La nouvelle de sd mort pouyant
produire des resultats desas-
treux, ses associes imag:nent de
modeler un manneqain a son
image, de le revetir de ses habits
ct de lsasseoir dams son cabinet
dos tourne-et separe du.
public par un vitrage.
I'll importe que leur stratege.
me he SOFT pas decouyert de oaeI.
ques jours, le temps de doubIer
lie cap dune ech6ance.
''Aussi on devine quels soins.
queiles precautions, quelle vigi
lance de tous les instants il leurI
faut pour faire croire a Fexisten.
ee du banquier,-et aussi pourI
econduire les visiteurs.
I'll -lni est impossible de vousI
'ecevolr Ell ce moment. II ira
Faille depuis ce matin... Vowel
)lut6t!
s'Et l'on voyait le banquier de
lire, le corps penche sur son bu /
eau. dams l'attitude dun homme
Iui 6crit.
sOa je veux en- venir
"A signaler le canard triom
'hant que certains journaux ontI
ance ces jonrs derniers le pape|
'e Gre.
s'Depuis longtemps on n'avait [
alue une invention aussi exhila
ante. II
"On a fait concorder cette nou-
ellie avec le depart de Paris de
|. Talrich, Phabile statuaire en- t
Ire,-et Pom conclu quill await d
ecu du Vatican la commando e
'un pape, bonne qualite, en- ma .
ere superieure. Ip
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19


Le Magasin du Ferry de Ma.
poleonyilIe ayant recu en- consi-
gnation une grande quantit6 de
prodnits de pOuest, Eend q des
prix exDessivement reduits. Nous
appeions pattention des mar
chands ct des consommateurs sur
Ia modicit6 du prix des provi-
!sions gull offre en- vente. II de-
taille la viande verte d 5 cents la
livre. Les prix des aatres articles
sont reduits dams Ia meme pro-
portion.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

lie jenne Toto, accompagne d.
sa mere, est ale souhaiter la bon
Inc aimee a son oncle ct lui reel
ter la fable du Corbeau ct da
Reaard.
-Bien, tres bien, dit loncle
les mains dams les poches.
Toto attend avec anxiet9.
Tres bien r6cite, continue
'oncle. Qnel homme que ce La
Fontaine! Bonneleeon que donne
cette fable!
Eth bien, s'ecrie la mere i'm
patientee, vous ne donnez rien a
Get enfant qui vous t6moigne ST
bien sa tendresse
Moi, ma fol non. Cette fable
m'ouvre les yeux ; je ne dois pas
me laisser prendre a son .ramage.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19
Le steamer Hsasy Tste a n

Le steamer Hsa,y Tste a re
commence cette semaine ses voya
ges dams le Bayou Lafonrche. Z
part de 10 Nouvelle Orleans tous
les lundis ct les vendreslis. LIE
Hessy TSte est toljours sous le
commandment dn brave ct po-
nplaire canitaine JOS. Aucoin, ct
il . pour premier commits M. a.
Landry; 81 iustement aime ct es-
time Per notre populatioa,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19
Les prix du sucre soDt toniours

Les prix du sucre sont tonjours
tres-bas; Finferieur surtout Sc
yend dificilement ct a des prix
excessiveinent modiques. Les
qualities superieures sont un peu
plus en- demahde. mais les prix
,s0nt loin d'etre satisfaisants.-
QUAINT a la melasse, lie marche en-
est tellemeut encombre, qu'elle Sc
vend o des prix tres reddits :
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19
lie senatenr Goode a present,

lie senateur Goode a presente
mardi dernier, d la Legislature,
i'acte d'ineorporation du village
de Napol6onville, qui a etc en-
yoye an comit6 des affaires pa
roissiales da Senat. Comme I'll
nest pas probable quill soft fait
ancune opposition A Get acte, il
passera bien vite dams les deux
Chambres ct dams quelques jours
administration municipale sera
nominee conform6ment a la char
&c ct entrera en- fonctiens.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

La Convention d'Tmmigration
s'est assemblee cette semaine d
la Nouvelle-O Orleans. Ellie a siege
a la sale des s6ances de la Oh am
bre des Repr6sentants que TOra-
&eur Bush lenr await gracieuse-
ment offarte..
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19
IMMIGR ALTON.
Ill.

LII.
Mons entrons aujourd'hui dal
le vif de la question, ct nous
: faisons franchement, loyalemen
avec lie desir sincere d'etre uti
9 a La Louisiana, que nous aimon,
0 ct que nous voudrions voir pro,
perer.
Que fon ne redonte pas de
phrases de notre part; nous ne
0 ferons pas; nous raisonneron
. avec une rigneur mathematician.
En- definitive, que nous fant-il
des immigrants, beaucoup dim
migrants.
De quelle qualite Z il faut gu,
ca soft des blancs, c'est la pre-
|miere condition.
1 Maintenant, qu'ils viennent dt
Nord des Etats- Unis ou de l'Eu
rope; s'ils viennent d'Europe
que ce soft de France on dale
magne,.. ..d'Italie ou d'Espagne, peu
nous importe. Nous d6clarons
franchement que, dams une ques-
ton de cette Importance, nous
mettons, sans hester, sous les
pieds toute preference d'origine
de nationalite.
De plus, il faut que ces immi-
grants soient des agriculteurs,des
agriculteurs serienx, des travail
lenrs pour de bon. Qu'ils aientI
de l'argent en- poche, il ny a pas
de NAL a celia. Qu'ils apportent
meme une somme assez ronde. ce
serait encore mienx. Mais lei
principal, c'est quils aient desl
bras vigoureux, que ce soft re
ln'on appelle des pioeheurs; dill
IONS le mot vrai !: des paysens. |
LIE paysan C'est la IN nom
lue lon ne prononce qu'avec he
'ltation, auqnel on attache del
'ien pietres idees, a tort. nous leI
lisons franchement, ct nous vou-
Irions entendre les habitants des
ampagnes, dams tous les pays,
'en glorifer, car il signife les
'lus hautes vertus sociales, car
2 paysan, c'est le sci de la terre,
est lie soutien ct le pere nourri.
ier de son pays.
Laissez nous vous dire ce auel
est que le paysan, ct vous com
rendrez tout de suite ce quill lui
tut, comment vous l'attirerez
i, ct la grande question d'immi-
ration sera bien vite resolue.
LIE paysan. c'est d'abord la per. !
du travail: dur a !,
fatigue, infatigable a la tache.
ons pouvez vous fer a lui, i'll
ous abattera de l'oavrage. Ce !,
est pas de lui qu'on dira jamaisl
l'il a les c6tes en- long on un
Dill q la main. I'll est toujours : :
'nch6 vers la terre, la tourmen :
mt sans cesse ct lui ouvrant les =
Itrailies pour lai arracher, bon
9 NAL gre, tout ce qu'elle peut :
inner, souvent plus qu'elle mel
ut donner. Quant a ses mains,
yez-les: dures, pleines de du :
Ions, de callosites,-signe de !.
ssesse aux yeux de certains
opres a rien, titre de noblesse =
ur les gems honnetes ct intelli-
nts. =,
dt
4 quoi tient cette vigueur.
lie energie 7 D'abord, a sa vie
milieu des champs, respirant - =,
ljours IN air vif ct pur; puis, 80
a vie reguliere, exempte d'ex !.
, partagee entire lie travail gni -
Inc le commencement de soi-m6
ct le sommeil reparateur des .
gnes du jour. II dort bien
ce quill trayaiIle bien. Et,
70 nn,H fravnilln h;a,, nucc; ;1I;o,,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

Nous ayons leu IN temps su.
perbe toute cette seInaine. Les
planteurs en- ONT profile pour la
bourer ct planter le plant de
canne. II faudrait quelques jours
de plus de ce temps pour pouvoir
ferminer ces travaux.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

Mardi dernier, a la pointe du
jour, dit la Sentineue de Thibo.
dans, Charles Laughren, employee
de la manufacture de bouilloires
de NJ. P. Hogan, a etc trouve
sans vie, le, cou pris entire deux
lattes de Ia barriere de l'egIise
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

~ NJ. L. Fisher. editenr du
pIadicategr, est le seul agent de
Psonnier de l'Assompiion a Ia
Nouvelle Orleans. II est charge
de solicitor des Announcements ct
sdes announces etsd'en perceyoir lie
prix. Son adressa est au No. 98
rue de Chartres.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

champ on sa menagere lui por
. sa soupe, ses legumes, son mo
! ceau de sale GU de viande frafch
; le tout assaisonne dun bon verl
= de vim, la on il y a du win; dur
bonne choppe de biere, la Oh il
a de la biere; dune bonne pint
de cidre, Ia on il Y a du cidre, ca
: iii J a toujours Pun GU pautre. G,
la fait de bons estomacs ct |
: on il y a de bons estomacs, il v
de bons bras.
> Croyez.vous quill Sc dome ton
ce MALTA pour rien, sans but
pas le moins du monde, ct c'es
lei qu'apparaft lie caractere tou
particulier du paysan. II est de
wore de la soft d'acquerir, il a |,
demon de la propriete; la bosse
Ide facquisivite, CONNIE dit la
Iphrenologie. D'abord le plus pau
vre possede a pen pres touiours
quelque chose au soleil, ne fut ce
qu'une grossiere maisonnette avec
un enclos. Cest bien petit sou.
vent, mais c'est a lui. Pas un
pouce de terrain NY est perdu
c'es' large CONNIE la main, ct il V
a un carre de choux, un carr6 de
pommes de terre, un carr6 de ha-
rlcots, etc., etc. Faites cinq on
six enjambees, ct vous vous trou-
verez dams l'etable on il Y a une
vache, pour lie moins un cochon,
souvent tous les deux. II cultive.
il soigne celia avec amour, a ses
moments perdus, pour sa con-
Car il ne va pas an
CONNIE tout lie monde.
pour acheter, mais pour vendre.
Quant d la vile, quand il Y va,
ce nest presque jamais pour VI
apporter de l'argent, presque tou-
lours pour lui en- emporter.
Il amasse son a sou, il coupe
rait un picaillon en- quatre. II
salt qu'un picaillon mis- de c0t6I
'haque jour fait tant au bout de-
a semaine, tant au bout du mois.
ant au bout de Pan; ct qua un
moment donne, il pourra acheter
g petit lopin de terre quill colve
les yenx depuis des annees ct I
lul doit arrondir sa petite pro-
ct quand il Pa, il ne la
ache pas.
LIE paysan est complete. dou- /
'ie par la paysanne, sa menage- 4
e, aussi rude que lui d la fatigue. q
'lus econome que lui encore. I'll.
aut la voir dams une ferme, avoir r
cell a tout, ne Tien laisser perl
re, soigner egalement hommeslv
t bestiaux, ct operer de yerita- \
les prodiges d'ordre ct d'6cono. =
lie; Pom peut dire qu'elle est d
Moore plus utile an success de la ii
'rme par son travail interieurl
ne l'homme par ses travaux du
ehors. Is.
Tel est le paysan vrai, non de n
ntaisie, tonjours travaillant, u =
'ujours penche vers la terre, :
'nJours sobre, toujours amas lie
mt, ct faisant autant les affaires
J son pays que ses affaires pro- :.
'es; car toutes ces economies :
cumnlees produisent a la fin o.
$ milliards qui entrent a l'actifl
pays. ps
Nous avions raison de dire &c 9!
I'll snfirait de faire une peintu y
du paysan pour Sc rendre M
mpte des moyens de l'attirer IN,
rmi nous. Tirez, en- effet, les
nsequences de ce que nous We
ms de dire, ct vous saurez CO su
e vous aurez a faire.
am
Hardi dprnier i Ia nointa Il,
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19

~ Les abonuss du Pionnier, qui ne
Secevraient pas Replacement leurs hume
Tos, nousFendront un grand service en- nous
signalant sane delai toute. .irrsgularits.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19
On marchand d'oiseaux ecri
sur sa bontique:
A VENDRE

an peroqaset parlasst deur la,sgaes
Un achetenr Sc presente:
-Quelles langues parle votre
perroqnet I
lie franeais, monsieur.
lie franeais Z Fort bieD. Et
qnelIe aatre langue parle-t-il
LA sienne, parbleu
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1878-01-19
gs gipanisr.
RARArT ToUs LES sAMEDIs.
CHARLES DUPATY, Editeur.
CONDITIONS DE D'ABoNNEMEFT
PRIx DEs ANNONcEs:

PKIA DES ANNONCES:
On carre de dix lignes, Ire insertion. 81 SO
Chaque insertion suivante. =. rs cents.
Gartes de Profession, par an. .s12 80
Annonces de Candidature. -. 10 so
Tout avis jndiciaire devra stre pave
ie dernier jour de la publication on lie jour
de 10 yente.
Pour lettres, journaux, echanges, &c.
addressez au "PIohHTER." Napoleonyille,
Line.
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THE TERRITORIES.


The Act of Congress Reducing the Num-.
bcr and Pay OF the Members of Terrific.
rial Legislatures.
The following is the bill relating to the
legislatures of the territories as it finally
passed congress. 1t will be seen that that
law does not go into effect until after the
next legislature:
That from and after the adjournment of
the next session of the territorial legisla-
lures, the council of each of .the.territories
Of the United States shall not exceed twelve
members, and the house of representatives
of each shall not exceed twenty-four mem.
bers; and the members of each branch OF
said several legislatures shall receive COM
pensation of 81 per day, each, during the
sessions provided by law, and shall receive
such mileage as the law provides; and the
president of the council and the speaker of
the house of representatives shall receive Sc
per day for the same time.
And the severallegislatures at their next
sessions are directed to divide their respec~
tive territories into as many council and rep
resentative districts as they desire, which
districts shall be as nearly equal as practica-
bic, taking into consideration population,
except Indians not taxed" Provided, The
number of council districts shall not exceed
twenty-four in any one Of the said terrific
ries; and all parts of sections 1S47, 1S49,
1858, 1922, of the revised statutes of the
United States in conflict with the provisions
herein are repealed"
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EASY CALCULATOR.

1t is used by thousands Of farmers,
mechanics and business men, who speak
in the highest terms of its practical util-
ity and convenience. Its wonderful SIM
plicity enables even the most illiterate
to calculate with absolute accuracy and
speed /; while its original and rapid
methods delight and benefit the most
scholarly. Its entirely new system of
tables shows, at glance the correct
value of all kinds Of grain, stock, hay,
coal, lumber and merchandise, of any
quality and at any price the interest on
any sum, for any time, at any rate per
cent measurement of lumber, logs, cis-
terms, granaries, wagon beds, corn cribs;
wages for hours, days, weeks months.
etc. 1t is we'll and neatly gotten up, in
pockct-book shape; is accompanied by a
silicate slate, diary, and pocket for pa
pers. 1t is unquestionably the most
complete and practical Calculator ever
published. Cloth, 81 90; Morocco, 81, so
Russia, gilded, $500; Flexible cloth, GO
cts. For sale at Press & Dakotaian Office
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THE TURKISH WASTE.

1t is said that in less than quarter of a
century the Turks have borrowed $1,OOO,-
100000. Out Of this sum about 81, 900, 900,
have been spent in armaments, military and
naval, and the balance has gone to enrich
viziers, pashas, middlemen, financiers, COM
mission agents, and to MAINTAIN the luxury
of harems and 70, al palaces. 1t is thought
that the present movement among the delud-
ed bondholders of England and France will
possibly result in combinations of spectators
who will buy up the present scrip at little
better comparatively than the price of waste
paper, and then by much intriguing and
patience they may secure some kind Of COM
promise. 1t is within the bounds of reason
to believe that such a combination will bend
all their influence upon the raising of new
Turkish loan to pay composition Of some
thing upon the old scrip.
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Che Daily 1rsss and Datotaiau
YANkrOk DAKOTA.
DAKOTA.
Thursday Evening, July 1s, 1873
OLD FIDELITY.
Chicago Evening journal

Chicago Evening Journal
The old watch dog Fidelity" of the FL
deity Safe Depository, died Of old age on
Saturday night. His death deserves more
than q passing notice. On the night Of the
great fire, October 0, 1871. "Old Fidelity"
was at his post in the Fidelity Safe Deposi-
tory, and when the hurricane of fire swept
over the city he took refnge in an unoccupied
vault in the basement and remained there
until the morning ofthe lth of October, whom
the debris was cleared away and the faith
full old fellow was rescued. He has every
since been an object of interest, as the only
living thing that passed through the grea!
fire. There is mourning in the Fidelity to-day
over the death of" Fido." A fine oil paint,
ing of the dog, presented to Mr.. Geo. w
Fay, the manager, by Miss Owen, Of Nc.
Henry hangs in the Office of the depository
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YanktOn Office on Third Street, at Brnkcrhofi S
barn. Just west of the Merchants hotel.
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SCHOOL DISTRICT BOOKS AND BLANKS


FOR THE USE OF SCHOOL DISTRICT OFF,
GERS.
Prepared and approved by w. E. CATION,
Superintendent of Public Instruction, Da.
kota, including
TREAsuRER's BooK.-With blank forms
for warrants paid school house fund; con.
tingent fund, and teachers fund.
CLERKS BooK-With blank forms for
Proceedings Of District Board, Warrants Is
sued and Record of Teachers Reports also
Deeds of School Property.
Orders on District Treasurer.
Treasurers Bonds.
Teachers Contract
Notice to County Clerk of Rate of Tax
Voted.
Notice of Special School Meeting.
Notice of Annual School Meeting.
Sufficient to last an ordinary district ter
years. Price per set, $500.
Sent by mail or express. Address
BOWEN q KINGsBURY,
Yankton d. r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1878-07-18
Dakota Southern Railroad

TIME TABLE,
To take effect Wednesday, May 1. 1878