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ton ct les decisions de cOurS d
Justice que de favoriser ct fair
Iprogresser l'education populaire
que d'etablir la subordination mill
taire a rautorite civile; que d
Iproteger la purete des elections Q
d'encourager ct developer les res
sources materielles de notre peuple
Resolu, Que les ameliorations dr
Mississippi, La construction de levees
sur ses rivcs de faeon d procurer ia
facilite ct la suret6 au commerce ei
un canal pour la navigation, aussi
Ibien que pour proteger Ia vallee
contre les inondations, ct le main
tien de l'ouvertule des bouches du
feuve, sont des travaux dun ca
ractere national, evidemment ga
rantis par ane juste Interpretation
de Particle l, section 8 de Ia Cons
titution des Etats qui conf9re au
Congress lie pouvoir de regler le ccm-
merce.
ResolW, Quel'union ct la co-opera-
tion de tous les citoyens de La Loui-
lsiane sont instrument requises,
ain d'assurer padoption de la noa-
velle Constitution presentee 4 son
APPRECIATION, afn de prouver par
un grand ct tout puissant vote po-
pulaire que lie peuple de Get Etat u
bien exercer son pouvoir legitime
d'ordonner, de constitaer pour lui
un instrument organique de gouver-
nement, ct den fnir d jamais avecI
la constitution de 1868, triste reste
dun passe odieux ct du despotisme
militqire.
ResoIu, Que le compte du vote
electorate en- favour dc Rutherford
B. Hayes CONNIE President desI
Etats- Unis ct de William A. Whee-
Ter CONNIE Vice President etc une
fraude notoire exercee aux depens
des droits popnlaires, fruit d'odieu-
ses Vaccinations, de frames, de
conspirations ourdies par l'odieuse
ex-administration radicale d'Etat,
par ses supports ct ses fauteurs icl
ct ailleurs que lie Parti Democratic,
en- appellant aux preuves des fats
tells qu'ils sont aujourd'hui partial
tement etablis, traduit deyant le
tribunal de Popinion publique les
de ee grand crime contre la
liberte ct la Constitution, pour 6tre
justement fietris par leurs conci-
toyens.
ResoIu, One les Democrates du
Senat ct de la Chambre des Repre-
sentants des Etats-U Unis ont droit d
"a reconnaissance du pays pour le
sele, Ia fdelite ct le courage de-
oloyes par eux, en- assurant l'adop-
ion des lois qui bannissent des
POLLS Pintervention militaire ct con-
;acre Pimpartialite des jurys dams
es cours federales.
Resolu, Que les droits, les liber-
es, les interets ct l'honneur de la
Louisiana exigent que lie Senateurl
egitimement elu au Congress, Henry
4. Spofford, soft enfin reconnu ct
l1ment admis a sieger. Il
Resola, Que Francis T. Nichols, |
lctuellement gouverneur della Loui
lane, a droit q la reconnaissance l
le ses concitoyens pour son patrio- i
isme, pour ses services publics, 1
our son dev ouement a la Louisia- i
e, ct lie bonheur avec lequel il a su
ses liberties.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-11

LIE bayou est presque q sec et
ses riverains mont d'autres mo.
yens de recevoir le fret que par
Wagon, ce qui est tres genant ct
fort dispendieux. Tant que les
routes seront bonnes il ny aura
encore que demi-mal, msis lors.
que la pluie va commencer a tom.
ber, ce qui malheureusement va
bient6t arriver, on sera fort en-
peine lei pour recevoir les mar
chandises exp6diees de la Nou-
velle.O Orleans.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-11

M. Jos. @. Guedry qui a etc un
des premiers a commencer a rou.
Ter cette aimee, a obtenu, des lie
premier jour, 700 livres de sucre
classe tair par arpent; ce qui est
considere pour Ia presente saison
CONNIE un tres beau success. Nous
devons ces informations a M.
Telesphore Rodrigue qui glorifie
ie yieux dixieme ward d'8tre tou-
jours en- avant des autres pour la
roulaison.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-11
PAYABLE D'ADvAncE.
IL. pEditeur Veuillez annoncer
que je suis eandidat independant
aux fonctions de CORONER de pa
roisss aux elections prochaines.
DIR. j. L. MATERRE,

Mons publions On tete des co.
tonnes du Pioanier le ticket de.
mocratidue choisi par la Conven.
ton d'Etat tenue a Baton Rouge,
le ticket de paroisse 6lu a nos
elections primaries ct les noms
des candidats a la chambre des
repr6sentants choisis au mass
meeting democratique de notre
paroisse.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-11
LIE GoUyERNEUR ELU.

Nous avions bien raison, guam,
mons adoptions franchement, hal
diment lie drapeau de Wiltz com
me candidat gouverneur. Noui
savions que lie choix etait q pei
|pres fait d'avance, ct que c'6tai
au point de vue de N. Wiltz gu,
les campagnes avaient adopt,
One candidature urbaine. Qut
certains inter6ts que cette candi
dature ne favorisait pas aient de
blat6re contrela personne du lieu
tenantgouverneur actuel, nous
radmettons; que des gems de la
Nouvelle- Orleans voyant adopter
par Ia campagne une candidature
orleanaise, fait tout.a.tait excep.
tionnel daDs phistoire de la Loui.
siane, en- aient risqu6 le success
pour satisfaire quelques rancu.
nes, que nous importe, puisque lie
sacees est assure /?
En- realit6, une grande chose a
etc accomplie. Aujourd'hui, lie
pays est bien affranchi, ct en- me
me temps quill Sc donne une nou.
velle constitution, il fait appel a
IN vieux nom du pays, ct il ms
talie au pouvoir un nom bien
louisianais, IN nom tout-a -fait
creole.
C'est une veritable revolution
de personne autant que de cons
ct en- meme temps que
nous nous donnons une nouvelle
constitution, nous en- liyrons Pap.
Dlication a rhomme qui, incontes.
,ablement, possede en- Louisiana
le plus de cOnnaissance des hom
mes ct le plus d'experience des
,hoses.
II ne faut pourtant pas que M.
Witt s'y m6prenne, ou compte1
,eaucoup sur lui; on exigera
,eaucoup de lui. C'est un lourd
ardeau quill accepte, une terrible
esposabilit6 quill assume, non-
eulement ponr lui enyers qui on
era severe, mais pour la Nouvel-
e-Orleans qui a une assez mau.
'aise reputation dams les campa-
4
mes. Par une administration
erme, habile, honnete, il peut
endre d cette vile rinfuence1 !
n'elle a perdue depuis long
emps dams le gouvernement del
Etat.
Nous donnons plus bas la de-
laration de principles adopt6e
ar la Convention, ellie lui fait
ellie est non-seulement $
atriotiqae, mais praeique aussi, !
une bonne partie des veux /
n'elle exprime est consacree aux t
lter6ts materiels du pays. Nous +,
> saurions assez Pen feliciter. Il.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-11

Nous avons en- cette semaine
'un temps tres deliverable a la re-
colte. Ce nest pas de la ehaleur
ct de 10 pluie quill faut mainte-
nant q Ia canine, mais du froid ct
du sec pour activer sa maturite.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-11

Nous avons Ia douleur dan
noncer le d6cAs dun brave CO.
paroissien. L'ami Desedouard
BergoEon est mort le 4 courant,
4 l'sgs De IS anf;
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-11

LIE vote de la Convention de.
mocratiQue s'est r6parti de la
maniere suiysnte:
Wilt, 274.
Ogden, 1735.
LT0ns, 8.
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LIST OF JURORS

Drawn for Service in the 18th .Tuss.
clal District Court, Parish OF A.
sumption, at the Term commenefn@
November 3. 1879.
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FOR FIRST WEEK.

|
J.: j., n. =. kittredge William C. Rodgers
Theophile Arcelnentl Edward pike 0sts
.. Is. Eweu II. b. Foley
Leo Campo steven Ro.,ars
Camille Aucoin Emile po;ntsar
Prosper Foret tE. L. LAME
Joseph @. Landry lAnatole Dejanna
Octave Simofieaux Jules Basset
Eugene Leze John r 4noIa5a
Const. l. Simoneaux Oscar Martsnez
.. a BARROW N. a. psntaGo
y. =. sicknar Nupa Groaf
asaas = aia., alse Claiborne Rourg
Edmond Fernandez willis Blanchara
l.eufroy B. LIE BlanciGustaye Nicamd
Arthur d. blanchard John Bite Hahart
I, = lilii1 DaiIefes Nichols Blanchard
Htypoilte Wives. 2. C. Fazende
una Eaitenan Emile Carnouche
". Iruxilio Z, o. Comeau
A1aloie s!ulhot j Il Eraaci0ni
a r1i1nkiin & pugh .lohn Marie Hiriard
qc5as5 : :, 5srnlard Napoleon Martinez
D. Il. j. Gauthreanx William a. Marks
FOR SECOND WEEK,
cleDers Mar1uet IJoaeliim Ruiz Jr
alcee ;. Folse U. G. Landry
noheft auve Honore David
1asior niinel John Gardner
yoiill bte Gandet L. Iebrun
Rudolph Z. Hebert Oscar p Fotsa
Eno Landry iAleck (hanff
n. Q. Boudreaux August Bnndrs
Theonhils Lasseignrl Oscar Ruiz
Edgar HimeI tThadnje Groe
oscar y himel tiustaye Charlet
4 : r@ngii @ Venot Bondrelrx
Csliaiils = 1I.s,mplet I., simeon J. Bourg
y Iapriel Ming @ Joseph Martin
Lovincv Tbihos1au% tf,I,,s Gsx....4
certify the foregoing TO he true and
correct list of the names drawn from 't;, tj.e
general veIlire box by the jury Comnis-
sionera Of this parish, for service aa Grand
and Petit jurors for the first and second
weeks Of tho NoYember term Of District
Court. -. .ss
THOMAS DIVINE.
Clerk Of Court.
Parish Of Assumption, September 8, 1879.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-11

de poussiere pourraient egale,
ment essayer du sulphate de qui.
nine.
HENRI DE PARyILLR.
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THIRD CArL-2:3O p. VI.
WEDNESDAY. oct. 5 p. NJ

The stock market to-day was fully active as
Yesterday and with better distributed business.
The transactions about 5000 shares less but
Erie to-day scored only l4s.20O shares, against
oil 900 Tuesday. Prices were still sing, aud
although just before the close # business they suf
fercd reaction from extreme figures. they gener-
ally show handsome gains on the day. At the OPEN
ing about 5000 shares of Erie were sold between
39ll and ssh. but almost Immediately the prices
began to recover that little past midday tho
stock was selling at about 40l2 subsequently
and particularly during the last half hour.
the price weakened. final sales beng at 3oi2 There
were no new developments concerning the
speculation, nor the approaching annual
election of directors. But there seems to
be no doubt on the street that Mr.. Vanderbilt has
acquired large interest in the stocks and bonds of
the company, and the election of Mr. Jewett as a
director of the Western Union Telegraph Company
is accepted ~ evidence of perfect understanding
between Messrs Vanderbilt and Jcwett That idea
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Bankrupt II otlres.

INSTRUCT COURT of the UNITED STATES,
~ FOR TIF SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF NEW YORK;
IL the maFter Of at DOLPH HktHN WlilIAM
GRUliN. Baukrupts- Is BANKNurTCfA Warrant IN BanA
ruptcy has ISSUED 10y SAID Court against the rsr OF
RI pOLPH GKUliN ana WILLIAM GkUHN, % The CITY
and COUNTY Of New York, Of the state ot New-Nork'
District. adludged hankruptr upon the petition
Of their Creditors aud the payment Of any debts
and the delivery Of property belonging u said bank
rupt- iheii and the ran-fer Of prop
ery 10y forbidden bv meeting u the crei
II prove debts ana choose
Asgnecs Of their estate will be held at Court OF
holden lS2 Sroadw the city Of
York Haid District the goth day of October A.
H. 1879 at IL o'clock the office Of MIR Henry Wilder
Allen of the Registers in BANKRUPTCY of SAID Ccut
LOUIS n. PAY n. Marshall Messenger.
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Dancina ACADEMIES
q learners.

ANNOUNCEMENT.- Young begs TO
~ inform the patrons The and Foreign Teach
she wall tor In The iutore u or
the Agency. October ~ to be absent about two mont
l. desiring 10 nave
engaged abroad will find this an exceptionally favor
able opportunity.
Until the Ish. Miss Young will her Office. % Union
every ddF from q NJ 10 T. m buihE ct an''h''
81 the Agency here VIII br attended 10 bg connie
ent assist thoroughly familiar with the requirements OF
The business
CARD.-Miss MARTHA BLANKE, pianiste
~ trends that she has returned 10 the
W aud n really 60 re- nna her lessons az l5 Wcst Both a.
A LADY, experienced in teaching English
~ music. desires tor morning boufs
schoo - ianv .c't references. Address Miss NJ ~ o-'
LcXingi0n-avr, cts.
MEXICAN and FOREIGN TEACHERS
"a AGENCY introduces 10 COLLEGES schools and families
superior professors principals assistants tutors and gov
Tor every department ol instruct ,oi
American Foreign Tea, hers Agency. % Unon-sanlre
A GENCY for SCHOOLS aud TEACHERS.
~ Ptfrgaized AMI aosed ~ ne s1dug etuc1iof ~ ~,
c0nqfV Families schools and colleges promptly powder
with superior teachers Rrlcrat of hf- American an D.
orn send iol circular L. COZ 0Wpi.IH PlNtk
MY. DOMESTIC BUILDING. cor Braiway ani lita.t.
PEST TEACHERS, American and FOREIGN,
81 II NiI 1fORN. 20 East litnst, secretary Am rcdn
School Institute established 1870.
fEEACHERS supplied to schools and families
L without charge. Miss FLORES FITCH. EDOCA-
TfONAL 81 hLAU. 80 tnion-slliie
SNrANTED.-A young lady in a family to
w Instruct Children ENGLISH. French, piano 1hn
vocal state where oin,tIrf Nii tilrhce REFER
SXfANTED.-A thoroughly classical college
&C. 20 A. BoA 80. Tribune Uptown Omce l'-'S Broad
way,
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Ocean steamers.

AMERICAN LINE Tor QUEENSTOWN and
"a IINIErpuf.- lrIusttItltr Line uudcr .he
AMERICAS LAO. sailing tfNII stay from ilili
deirhl. every N sln.- .y ICON f rppy Extra ing-
alternate Wednesdays. iom flidr pla, alternate 0atlr
days from Ii'ruIol.
PEANoiLNANIA' SATURDAY oct H. " n m.
RED STAR LINE FOR ANTWERP.
Sailing every lr ais- Alternately from Fu Ln plt aLi
Nfvl a landing passengers wifn ares hours ric of tAo
lmluffaui D. of interest ou fhe ointment.
NtihlANu. - 'l, OCT l', II noon.
Tor rate. Ut IH-~,tc anf DINER melton apply 10
p.iIf tN NiFIil a. SONS, ftrNNrf Agents.
?0T Walnut-~f lhI.lde rlia VI, a. 'adWi}, New loik
JDi> McIo-ALp, Agent Battery lace NeN-f'fa.
( NCHOB LINE l.. :. NAIL STEAMERS.
- .EN-NDEk And GLASGOW.
Frol ii.r so. 80. Noilh i.Nrf. Ne" YORK.
Auchofia -3r. d. -. u tit't-d OCT p p ~.
Ethiopia u.s. B. u.I IrFUii. NnN ], . g. M
CaHIu. So o $50. Excursion c@'+, 90 reduced rates
Second Cahi 80. steer &C., ~
NEN-AONh TO LDNu ~ DIRE J.,
From W. 90 No.tn RNtr. i'ut OF haflesst.
utopia 100. ii. p NJ .il.,.na Oct - a. 10
t.Hu4 "a OBJ. 9, .tfs iicth
HESDE.-,N BROTHER, Agents. = Bow ing gre 3D.
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Eaw Schools.

NNUAL SESSION (Twenty-hrst) of the
~ LAW SCHOOL ot the UNIVERSITY Of the CITY or
NEWlOHk begins october 9th aud ends June Is.
1850. For circulars last examination papers &C, appY 10
ID. H. JAQUtS secretary % Faculty
2Yl broadway.
VALE Law SchOO.-Rcgular course, = years:
flor degree OF Dell Fall term.
opens sept 20. Address Prot WAYLAND NowHAven VI
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Ncm Publications.

A NEW NOVEL,
"a nv the author of
"THE SECOND WIFE," &c.
Ready.
IN THE SCHILLINGSCOURT.
A Romance From the German Of
T.. MARLITT.
Author OF "The OLD Mamsells Secret" The Second
Wife," Gold Elsie &C.
BY MRS A. L. wIsTER.
limo. Extra Cloth 81 80
saw that his the interest ana charm
thar distinguish all Of Marlitrs Novels IL -uhclenl cohn
cation of readers 81 MIS- Nlscls Ut
lightful translauons of these fascinating works
=. For sale by al booksellers VIII be sent by mall post
paid, on receipt os the price by
J. b. LIPPINCOTT & CO., Publishers
rs and ~ Marketst. Philadelphia.
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gn5fruction.
For Young Ladies-CitY.

90 EAST 74TH-ST-The Misses PER1NE
sbC will renpen their I'm GI.ISH and FRENCH SCHOOL
for YOU 80 LADIES and LITTLE GIRLS september 80
The number OF resident pupils limited 10 three
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C,rNrpAL TnANsArLANrIc oOMPANY.

N BETWEEN NETWORK And HANRE
per COMPANY No - Nurth Rlyer foot Of N0roh-
Travellers I- avoid boih transit by English rt
WY aud cisconOrts OF crossing the Channel IN smi
boat. -. -
CA NADA, W 'dnr-liF Jet 10 T. M
it ADDl .re-or Wednesday. oct D. II a
f. pf-rV. n ,,l trt. y. I T.
drawn ro Lvonuas Of Pans. amounts
L-I-L. M ELL.I - A-.-.L 40 D.. H-.LL.L.
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TENIiE MISSES MASON will reopen thcir Eng
4 cl school Tor young aires and children 90
e nesday. OCTOBER ]. al *G' Lexington ave.
ru'IIE NORMAL CLASS of the Free kndrr-
garter 81 She society Ethical culture NIL be opened
October J. ApIcstions SHOULD br made AT once to Miss
FANNY SCuWEDLER 10 West ',thst
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INSTRUCTION.


For BOYS and Young Men-Countrv.
MT. Pleasant lnst.--Private classes For BOYS,
vi Amherst. Mass. estab. 1876 IL g NASH A. NJ. frin
DEEKSKILL (N.Y.) MILITARY ACADEMY.
i send for illustrated hitypage circular.
DUTGERS' GRAMMAR SCHOOL, New
III Brunswick. n il 10Th year grades and classes
college, scientific school or business ~ poalu
$40 ler quarter No extras eAcsp. s, Up
TENDER II. u. l. haiLis !, h'o'"''
DIyERVIEW ACADEMY, Porghkeepse, \.
Ii beautifully situated. with applican'e for tho
students furnishing thorough preparation Ior
college or Government academies $500.
Reopens September IL. OTIS BlSBfE a NJ. prnc pal
CTRATFORD ACADEMY A boarding school
y for you No boys. Number limited 70 FIFTEEN. For
circulars address t. 4. CLARK, PRINCIPAL stra ford Conn.
ct. PAUL'S SCHOOL.
RIvERDALE-ON DsON. y. T.
L. Boardue oOo IA every respect OF the highest grade
training not only IN the Classics uJ
coualiv IN" Mathematics. Il aimed 81 Nv Inc ftu'ph
ana 81 ole ana 'Fslth are c
bringing the pupils under
the Churcn. iVetnae stands almost alone IN
site iOr bows -chnn ~ n not
a gle Store shop i any Ald - IN the
gent residences In
roirf heainlnrss 10 Is ureNccpiionabe The school
Enldug 10 meet the wants Of first
ITayiue. Dancing. Boxing. Piano. Violin &C.
without charge Boats for boating &c >choo feopes
4 be- hat on Application 20
DIR JNO b HAYS. - fa-t i9th-sL. y. v.
or al itlN erdtlc-Ou- Hudson.
CTEVENS HIGH SCHOOL.
- Riverst. between 9Th and 6th.sts. Hoboken. y.
OPENS SEPTEMBER H.
Pupils fitted for business college scientific institutions
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-,r IGuNS SCHOOL

tNI. JOHNS SCltOcl.
- EoARDINO AID DAY SCItUpL
YOt sc LADIES AID CHI Liittf.N.
ENGLISH ANDG FfMAN III Dflti AlIl-N
SEPARATE DEPARTMENT loE YOU'VE - ~.
Nos ~ ana 80. 3-d-st. between Broadway and 5th
ave. NcN-Nurk.
Autumn Term begins October /, 1873
Rev. THEODORE IRVING II. D.. Rector.
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$50 PER 9qARTE Muse sar and at aGn
suburban home. JACKSON FEMALE SEMINARY, 5l3
and j. 8 East l2Othst NOW open
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GLRMAN MAIL.

4 y ~
NORTH GILMAN LLOYD
sIEAMs ~ LIE Bhl WEEN SEW.fORK,
SOUTHAMPTON AMI BREhEN.
MAN,. sat ct. II OuIsk.......... sat. oct. 2j
NO-El . sat. OCT. l. Don SAT- ........ sat. Nov.
RATES OF PASS AGE from NEW 20 TX to sou IliAMP-
Ton, IANKE OR BREMEN.
FIRST CABIN .... 500 SECOND CABIN--....-.-. $50
~TEEKAGE $50.
T., tickets Prepaid Storage certh
Storage n ket to an points N Of England.
o.
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WAN NORMAN INSTITUTE.
OFouUded 1850 $40 WEST 57IHST
lay school for l0dIc Ladies children.
Charges reduced. Year brRns . ptenber 20. 1873
Madam. VAN NORMAN. Principals.
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MISS BRACKETT and MISS ELIOT re-
VA open their SCHOOL for GIRLS Thursday, october =
West
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NatlOa H. e. 4OuI lucN) flti ~, North X
~ --F FOR QUEENS rows AND LIN KfOOL.--
ERIN oct o. 1880 a. M. TIL ct ZEN Oct IL, $50 IN
---fDK LONDO. iN.ctoilI Ducksl --
GREECE oct II. D IA. CANADA oct - u a. IN.
CABIN 40 currency sc Drafts from q
onward very Company, offices, Nos. 90
a,a Il. broadway. r. ". j. HC K~r. Manager.
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NETWORK. HAVANA and MEXICAN MAIL
~ III .-nam.I- nl-L 0. B. y. X. az y. M

4 =. II y. ' n y .
FOR HAVANA DIRECT,
AND VERA Cruz, VIA HAVANA.
Calling al lruCresO Campo he ana Frnntera.
CITY OF WASHINGTON liiayana Oniy Ihurs. oct. 10
CITY or VERA CRUZ ~IturIav oct ~
CRY WNORk Saturday. NOy.
CITY OF WASHINGTON uIayana only rlurs. Noy.
CITY AL NANpRIA (NeNI S1iurudi Nov. 10
-MLAT~ \ la CARTE. SMALL TABLE SERVICE
Steamers NuNi J. ana Nov.
Vera cruz Bagdad rammco, and rnNDan. connecting
wi steamers Havana. l1rA, and waNport-.
A & = a
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MISS Jaudon's Boarding and Day school 70
vi Young Ladies Little Girls removed Ia 3is Madison
ave- bet 44th 4a;h-sts; enlarged accommodations; n
opens SEPT - separate department yOurg SCI Oar
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TI'HE MISSES NKA HAM IsuCcPSSOIs 10 The
GREEN viii reopen their In sLISH and FRENCH
BOARDING aud DAY S(II9Ol FOR YOUNG LADIES
TUESDAY, sIPTEM BIER 81, at No ] shave This school
established 1876 continues The careful training and thor
oug instruction every department. for which II has hitherto
been 50 faNOTably known.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09
VIE WILSON a KELLOGG SCHOOL,
For Young Ladles-Citv.

WIN. H. LEGGETTS SCHOOL FOR BOYS,
w I.2l4 Broadway. Residence. 81 East slstst.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1879-10-09

III 5tI-ave FOriy-frst be1us September "a April.
classified 22d 23d special advantages for
course; also music painting and drawing Has
Academic Department. BoaTders accommodated Rev.
j.. UU KCHAID. 10 D.. President
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1879-03-20
THE CUNNING FOX CAUGHT AT
LAST.
land Ever the Right Comes Upper
most. and Ever II Justice Done.''

Geo. W. Fox. President of the late FRS
National Bank of this place. WAS arraigne,
on seven indictments before the Unite;
States Court. in Helena. and his bond tixct
at Sl4.NOO. which failing to give, he Wa.
committed to Jail. Trial set for the 27tl
inst. The following is the report of tn,
Grand Jury in the matter:
To Hon. d. S. Wc6r. CNisf Justice Of Mon
tana:
We, the Grand JURY cf the United States
having been called upon III the course OF
the discharge of our duties 10 investigate
into the organization, cOrduct of business
and history OF the transactions of the Peo-
pies National Bank OF Helena. feel that we
would not have fully discharged the duties
which this court AMI the public have ::
right to expect Of lis if we did not say that
from the evidence disclosed this Grand
jury believes that thn Directory of said
bank are justly chargcable with gross.
careless and i',excuseable neglect in omit
ting to keep themselves informed as to the
condition of HE said bank. for, as we be-
lie,c. had the saii' Directors frlly perform
ell the duties imposed upon them by law.
and which the public hat a right to expect
thelp to- perform. a great portion OF the
losses OF depositOrS and stockholders would
have been avertfri.
We also believe. from the appearance OF
the books and papers of the said bank az
presented 10 rs. that at the annual exam
in!tion of tie said bank by the United
States Bank Inspector. \. T. IanWtorl. in
the year 1877. the books of the said bank
would have disclosed, il! scanne,, with or
binary scrutiny. such multiplied evidences
Of fraud and insolvency rs would have re-
quire,l it to be placed in liquidation for the
protection Gifts depositOrs. creditors and
and as just punishment tor |
its disobedieffs'e to many provisions OF the
law regulating Its organization and bust
ness: And VIC believe that had this been
done when these facts we're first discover
able from IN Inspection 81 tile looks and
papers of the said iaiik. that ilany losses
from which innocent pcrs6t's are now suf-
ering would lave been prevented.
And this Grand Jury fiirtIier believes
hat the responsibility of The disaster to
he said bank rests largely upon the shoul-
lers of the United States Bank Exami cr.
IS he was evidently guilty of grrss neglect
# those duties which the law especially
irccts him to rerform in such Gaccs. but 1
which it would appear were totally neg
.cted.
And this Grand Jury further say that .
hey recognize the necessity of such law
$ will more fully define the duties Of d.
,ctors of national banks. and hold them
more full accountability for the actions
{ such associations.
tSignedD II. II. BARNES, e
Foreman of the Grand jury. X
no. STEDMAN, Secretary.
Helena. March s. 1879.