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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-25

To the Public.
THE NEW YORK HERALD-Aaily newspaper-pub,
hshsd every day the year except New Years day ana
Fourth Of July Price csnts per copyor ~ 70 per an
num-postagss paid-cash in advance
THE WEEKLY HERALD-pubhshede every sssu.usy
norumg-prre At cents per copy. or 50 IL per snnun-
postaxcs paid. cash IA . vance
ADVERTISERS informed that the e,rosieuon "
last has me isrser circulation 81 my Pspr N fhs ey'
AZ wsrx TO- fAers(s the best channel Jor business
~sn IN tA< city ssusfsy Pncss nodera'e-cssn ao'
vance
rRISTISo of all kinds executed at the most moderate
prs~ ana in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
Fxorsures ~ HERALp ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner OF Fulton and Nassau streets.
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WILLIAM T. JENNINGS q CO.,
DIAPERS AND IAIORS,


AMEKI,rAN HOTEL, OPPOSITE THE FOUNTAIN
NOLIC!I arfentjop to invoice of NEW GOODS re-
~ c.ved last steamer, drect from agent London,
consisting oil Cloths Ca,smeres styles spcr
did Silks and Siins for dress Vests Meao Vevets Sc
with LARGO sediment of rich Silk and Saith Scrf.
Handkereh&h Gloves, sus'enders, pv,sngrohss, &C.
facility shall BE- able supply them early date with
all the novelties Of the London and Paris markets and
the reputation OF the establishment for the moderate price.
whcn have elected liberal patronage the adoption
the ready meney ,ystem by which bed furnish
garments At from q TO % Per cent les. than formally
feature 10 the establishment which commend those
requiring articles for immediate is the addition to
stock Of Of kr-t quality READY MADE GAR
MENTS Surtouts Cloaks Dress and Frock Coats
Pantaloons and Vests &c. ja28 lmsec
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FROM PoRr OF STAIN, TRINIDAD. Saturday
last the British schooner Adiona, Captain HILL ar
trinidad Captain gives rather discourngng accounts
OF the state Of that market fol- the sale Of American pro-
lnce generally, excepting lumber, which was, at the
time OF his sailing in fair demand Flour selling
SO; prime pork at Sl2 49, rice at S2i per hundred lbs
Goldfish, - per hundred lbs barque from New Haven
forgotten, srri, ed the 2eth ultSarar Re
publican FEB TO-
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TO TAILOR

CTINEMETS' NEW AND COMPLETE system
~ FOR CUTTING every kind Of Fashionable GaImeat
is ready for delivery As the Of the
thor fashionable cutter well knon require
nade-dA theoretical invention or speculation but
the practical and complete work Published this
subject IL is the result Of and ashona-
Die pectcein New York and Par aud will be found to
tain tuch ample, Tsid ADD precs. ucoDs enable
svery student with aud certainty all the
styles Of both IN add America
This be ale, ted by the future 81 fash
on and recommended the profession standard work
and ned Of an'hor 90 Cedar and be
fJrx arded to any part OF the United btstss
Also complete of Patterns Of ous styles of gar.
msuts snc sises may be required and
with and elegance. f,msee
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CLOTHING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

CLOTHING MANUFACTURERS
TUE Subscribers would inform merchants visiting the city
whe wish their own goods manu- facured, tia, they aye
peparedso nauufacure decriptop CrthnR From
thr be Accu.toed manufacture for hs Soutern a~d
Western markets the last twelve vars IN feel confident
with the ge number Of hands in their employ to yet up
stocs at abort notice and with entire satisfaciion.
MANN n hrklMM. Is Carmss
u Knickerboekor Stages closs IN the stors
3,ns
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NAvAL.-The Honolulu Sandwich Islands) cor
respondent OF the Boston Merchants Exchange, under
late Of Nov l. 1913 writos:" The corvette Cyane Com.
mander strbhling, sailed for California and Mexico on
the 5h this Erie. Commodore Dallas for Valparaiso
4 h..u dax
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ONO RfvER.--At Pittsburgh on Tuesday, there
we're four feet the channel of the Ohio river At
Wheeling Tuesday the Ohio river had four and half
feet Of water in the channel. and was falling.
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SCOTT,S BAZAAR,

SCOTS BAZAAR,
- Gr-snwich SANDS SCOTT urns his mos, sneer
thanks his friends and the public fse for the be
raj support received since lac oened tine abo house. and hope
by the strict attention To ert thereof
The qualities Of his Aie Wines, Liquors and Cigars
wei, H. own tn need eomnent
sr1e Of Refreshments be had all hou
anti, IL az night, such
Beef Sraks, Poached EEgs, Sardncs
Muttor Chops Cold Ham, Buckwheat Cake.
Fred Kidasys, Cold Cora'd Beef I,ofss aud Tea,
Ham and Egss, Picked Tongues, Welch Raebits sc
Dublin Bfowa.stout always on draught.
good Dinner Roast Boiled Meats for siiiing
ry day from three o'clocx
Families supplied with the best Scotch and Irish Whi,ksv
No house better supplied with Engih sh scotch, Wei,h
and city Papers. Always the iaest possible b. th
Steamers,
Good Rooms for Private Parties Clubs Meeting, and RS
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HIDES, FAT AND CALF SKINS.
T'HF hIGhESr PRICES given for Hides, Fat and Cali
.kns cash current MONEY, delivery, at the Hide
Fat Houss Of IN. subscriber where will
Caskns by the the hiset price the pound
JOHN HUM,
fi3 2msrc a2s Elizabeth ct, between Prince and Houston
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0SJ-Among the Chinese, there are seven grounds
u divorce Of which the fourth is, talkaiveness in
women.
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UMBRELLAS.
SIZE PER, BRO THE X 8 :

IL r. r. II r. II, u II III r. X y
NO. i26 MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
A NTILIPATiN1 the revival Of busioess have increased
n their stock and rival
creates, es asisnea,s On the gobe Purchaser, iy
beng supplied with quantity aud quality Of UMBkEL
LAS, PARAsOLs AND SUN SHADES including tn.
late Psristan style
Ben, ned succumb the preseat severe
petition their goods offered the adv
the real while " the alert
povrmens material aud work ship the stock will
always comprise the most fashionable and
goods ia The mark I. re 2wrc
THE NEW YORK LEGAL OBSERVER.
m The is, Of March " I'll he published No T. Vol. ,, Of
" this In addition the Reports that have hitherto
pssred this publ will be given sesies Of Cases
cidtd the sapres Cos aud the Court of rrrors (Which
will be supplied by Mir H also Of Cales decided
the Councillors Court.
ANALYTICAL DIGEST.
Additional leaves VII be ADJ for the purpose ofgvins
Anay tioa Dgest Of the whole Of the Cases decided in the
English Common Law and quity Courts the House Of Lords
the Pr,vy Council and the rccssiaftosl and Admiralty
Courts also 10 the Co of the Chancellor Of Leland, (s
". Sggscn The Digest will be rreed that II may
bound ,epartely Ev-W there will bcs complete
The terms will be the Diges 50 year IN advsce
Pubfshed senInonthy al "a Ann etTect, New York
SAML OWEN, Ed tor.
~ WantadTwo three to travel AZ Agents.
~ fw~ec
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Az HoSEsT PUFr.-A country newspaper, in
pufing new store. says In conclusion, We get prime
pair 81 boots for putting this ia"
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TRANscENDENrALfsM.-Ca - negative, ana
passive; cold IL actual, dusil-iog with gases ~
friction to nenenty the primal being gridle. hsno. Try
ing Farins orbed bowls projecis1 yertrsiy tends
TO dispersion, bot bisha.he Vim emonc; ealm,naxs 10
Junction spring buckwhest cakes. fhis 10 my view
the subject and do not that you suggest anything
which goes beg ond it.--fe1 Jour.
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A M K r ICAN TEL,
PITT nEu pVIVA


s Hir a.
sr es a ' spss. Or S %snsS jss
' :. s sS s r9 ,S,s. aqs
wt and esas iunitare Of approved stys and
ecet fos ts- reception Of the travelling public frat dy
Iss r,eprto .,, themselves. that thsr long erp.ace
,s al ~ aspartmrss. such manner as will please the
sy can Ss osnd N ssy Gs sst hs Gaissd
-Bss'.s Rooms arr attached tn. Hotel. where
HH !. j4Hnss M GAHttE ElEtEAN, 3r,oprs,or.
lssssrv i3os. 1A Us smrc
= EXCHANGE HOTEL-BALTIMORE.
ss,sfSoG IN K r'j 81 hsS will
sinmors. February I. isiI nimss
HAVANA MANSION HOUSE HOTEL
~ Faslls .sai Ne Maa,icu ouss IS now ioestsd IN In
All ass.s h.,as deus lsns spsrsmsH
rrsnzefvn Oh eesIest order
sia%'' Sc ;:f ss T.
20 lhi, I.;and shsua procure passport ffoss
=. snisa Cosa toe pois Of ensarssiion. to oSys,s M
ri s,r.sss WILLIAM FULToN
ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.
9SRkErsJ SaTHaA .,s h9 s h opPS.i's The
EaSAA M Gs 's;a sss HsF'' As s'.
Queen seaashp respectfully nosms has friends United
StaN As Re has the Of the above and
xsat @ which ba,t md furnished regardless Of
ex2re .s4 ~ every sc adapted Tor the reception Of ia
cs and ntlemen visiting Enssnd the hotel fronts that
part OF the csk Ia Which the hnes aud Of The other Anne
rc:u vtsso xy and wtea waltz Of the Bank
and Royal 9xchange The house wi, be conducted liberal
and economical principles the Coaee koom supplied with
re London Ameeaa Fast iadIln aud Colonial The
niands 9es &c are OF the nrst ouary good Billiard
Room aud Warm Baths will be ionnd the house Gentle
contract by moat for board &c the
terms ~ W Amesca.
LENNEY bess those who may honor hin with
their pst1ossse that nothing shall he wanting render them
comfortable and BY attention wses Of his guests
20 merit that confidence and good will literally
bun when steward Of the Brush Qarei DIR
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SEX FOR Observation-Disclosures Packet Of the 10Th
1X$ol Feoruary The fast sailing packet ship GARkICk
6Capt b. }. II. Trask, will sail above regular
uay
Having superior accommodations for cabin second
bin aud persons wishing embark should
make eay application board foot Of Wall
49,, JOSEPH McMUKKAY,
i9tte26rc 100 Pine street, Of South.
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OUILLs AND STEEL PENs.-soo. 900 Qulls selling of
very low prices; dealers aud consumers would do well 70
Pens BY Perry Gott and MITCHELL all OF
which will be sold low either wholesale retail the
subscnbef wishes u leave the business this spring
A. MekEACHNIE, Quill Manufacture,
Eel Imsm 2b Pearl street.
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OLD LINE LIVERPOOL PACKETS

These ships surpassed point Of elegance comfort
in their cabin or in their fast sailing qualities
BY any vessels in the trade
The commanders well known of character and
experience and the will always be paid
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers.
Punctuaty regards the day of sailing be observed
heretofore.
The price Of Passage outward snow fixed at ssvntyFiye
PROVIDED with the exception Of wines and liquors. which will
be furnished by the stewards, # req uired.
Neither tn captain Of these ships will be respon
sbe for letters parcels by them unless
regular bills Of ladng signed therefor For freight
sage apply 10 -,-
GOODHUE < co, "a South st.
9, H. MARSHALL, 80 Burng slip, N. Y.
js9tf and of Barring. BROTHERS Co, L'pool.
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-
Ia r5 B5tfs HkAEt q ZIP tkF Hyss
Of The x MSfsb Ths 60 aa % s
atnbone will positively sail on Friday, lst OF March. her
*: s.s. 81. I LII. s a Chi ..ssss
vessel q Ths:. SsEss!Ss g IS I'D
SssS 'as' a2p sF. Of SS. sS% 100"
s''sa RiothE Il e sR &c iisiefs' co. Fulton ~
neg. dsor 70 the Fulton BauA
re,aons sending their f nd. have them brought
her, or 70 Of packets sompfsns thu. magnificent and
s %sa . On '
The ,r ship I'M w ssssed as SHv. t.
Is port a LIST Of May. 2stmlrc
n6H FOR NEW .ORLEANs-Loansns ard New
80 York Lne-Po,itiyely First ReGui,, Packet TO sa,l
GEM SEE, C.pt. TsNino viii s,i as above. her regular
< ss'c i:r' rA;s sS5
shipper. this line rely upon having their Eood'
As.ns "a New vorleep., HUI 4 woodfun. wh' will
o.nr,e sail OH March, her regular day e2,ee
GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Principal Store III Chafham street, Ne:o York
Branch Store, sis Blocker st., Y
ALAN s,"sy a. ITO IS F na s.si' BrsSsyn
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND CoUN-
Try ,y AID @ e. e oLn their b. ,eycr, 4. ::s
saa Ts IN Sy n. "a uusd States g:
n. ~ and q their houss with ref,
sci unds1:tosd render further coameat necessary.
% Sas.
the principal Chatham i2 between
III. psbs vii also Be pleased to tax. notice. thai tho C
sS % s s..' sS!nas 20 % the w op fhs sG
TsSI ia
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FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, NC
THE G.baorbe have received Ter le arrivals from
HAVE and Keep constantly hand co,npete assortment
frahch Arahcal tlswers
Materials OF all kinss for Flowers
Feathers, Hair Omameats snd Millinery atclcs--for
ssleby HENRY KAHN, Importers
nm re ~ Liberty ~ sfziyu.
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L. Is II 4

Ship SiDDONs. Captain u. y. Cobb. xhth December.
Bmp SHERIDAN, Captain Des-yspf, rth Jsnaary
Ship GARkiCk, Capt VIM. sk,ady, Ath f,bsp.ry.
Ship kUSCIUs CagtaS John Collins, Ssth March.
FnoN Lfvsnp00l.
Ship sIDDONS, Captain A. y. Cobb. iith February.
Ship SHERIDAN, CApuin y. A, Depsystsr, Ith March.
Ship GAkKICk, Csvts,n w IN st,day, lith Apnl
Ship kUsLIl %, Calaain John Collins. ltth May.
1bse .hr- Al q The 6yi elias arvsri. q leos
bpt in city q New Yot, with sach improvements
ccmbine great SPEED with nusaal sonfor fof
livery has br~n taken IN the arrangement Of Their
modstions. The pfos Of passage hence tve tof Which
ampe store, viii be provided 1~ss sh,Is ~
e.feenced masters Who VII make every sssfsie1 70 ave
neral satsfscton.
NeT .hs cspsia owners Of ths shigs ~dl h. rsPons
bic for ietue yArces p~eksrs cent by then. pniess
gular bills Of ading siansd th~r~fsr
soEs r tcSo q Jo 8 so.,h o., New yors. or
BIZ ,WN, SMILEY Co. L,ssspooi
Letters by the paeI will be charged I2k
heet 50 ssd ne~sraIsrs eent each. "a
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osaDs Who viii psy forward All sosds % their addrs
sss srs ear, vii ). iss % Ssss ,s sosd. som.e
" messuFsA me
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1844-08-16
For the Spirit of Democracy

TOT the spirit Oi democracy.
Mr.. Editor: Before the late long interruption
of my labors took place, had begun to explain
to the people some of the evils resulting from the
ONE MAN POWER ol taxation. One of these
evils is the enormous and almost Incredible waste
tulness Of public money. If the two Houses, con-
sisting. as they do, of the representatives of the
people, had to lay the taxes, the matter would be
discussed and investigated, argued and debated
Thus light would be elected and enquiry excited.
And finally, the people would be informed Of the
extent of their burdens in an act of Assembly pub
lished to the world But at present the State Au-
dtor in the recesses of his closet, without debate,
without argument or explanation imposes upon the
people far the heaviest part of their BURDENS. It
is not strange, therefore, that boundess wasteful-
ness becomes the order Of the day. This remark
is true even Of the Ohio canal itself, which was
constructed with far more regard 10 economy than
any Of our later works. Witness the following
| instance.
A certain section of this canal was let 10 the
original contractors for eighteen cents the solid
yard for excavation, they let portion of their job
to sub-contractor for nine cents just half Of what
they were to receive themselves. This sub-con-
tractor employed ten hands, and did nothing but
superintend them and carry grog to them two or
three times day, yet he made ten dollars per day
clear of all expenses, as he was h .ard to declare
more than once. No wonder the canal system is
IN such good odor with the spectators, it is noto
rious that they grow suddenly rich. If this cansl
had been'c INSTRUCTED by the frugaty, economy and
enterprise of private company or by individuals,
it would probably have yielded seven or eight per
cent on the capital invested, because it would have
been done so much cheaper; il now yields about
four per cent! Some patriots have demonstrated
with me OH the propriety of making pupc so
many ugly things, for fear that the people will be-
come disgusted, and will repudiate the public debt.
But repudation is too foul and too rank plant
ever to take root in the generous soil OF Ohio.
The debt has been contracted and justice demands
this happy result, must expose the tricks of the
spectators and overthrow and defeat their designs,
otherwise they will heap up State debts to such
an enormous height as 10 make payment impossi-
BILE and bankruptcy inevitable. The man who
hates aud abhors reputation (and every good man
does SOY ought to hate and abhor the spectators
still more, for if reputation ever take place. it
will be by their means. II we now stop short in
our career of expenditure, the increasing wealth
and means of the State. will finally discharge our
public liabilities, but il we proceed, the iDfsmy Of
reputation will spring up on the brow Of our
beloved State like the Assyrians leprosy, never to
be cured, OSCAR.
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CLAW AND ORDER p

The late Governor King.---while
Gov. Dorr was accused Of Il desire 10
plunder the banks OF the State, it seems
that Gov. King is accused Of being ac-
lively engaged in the plunder Of the
bank under his charge. The foul Sian.
der is annihiIated by the evidevce adj
duced at his late trial; the charge a.
gainst the latter is undergoing an ex-
animation before Justice Staples, on a
warrant which has been, issued against
his .sLAw-AND-oRpER" Erceilency, and
upon which he is under arrest, charg-
ing him with feloniously stealing, EN-
bezzling, or frauduently appropriating
to his own use, $4,000 ofanother per-
sons money. II the charge is snbstan-
tiated, we see no chance for his Ex-
eeiIency's escaping that abode to
which his party hive just consigned
The man Of a spotIess integrity.
Prop. Rep. heraH.
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SHERMAN'S CAMPHOR LOZENGES
Give immediate relief to Nervous or sick Headache
palpitatlon of the heart lowness OF spirits, despo
dency, nf1ammalory or puuid sore throat, bowel or
summer complaint, fainting, oppression or sense
of sinking OF the chest, choic, spasms, cramps OF
the stomach or bowels hystercal affections and all
nervous diseases, drowsiness through the day and
waketulness at night, choe ra or cholera morbus,
danhGa, or sense of fatigue. Persons travelling
or attending large parties, will find the Lozenges
really reviving, and iInparting the buoyancy OF
youth
Joseph B. Nones, esq. Vice President of the
Washington Marine Insurance Company, has suf-
eIed for years with nervous headache that nothing
would relieve ill he used these Lozenges, which
relieved it entirely in Is minutes.
DIR. G. Hunter has been subject to violent attacks
OF headache, to make him almost blind for two
or three hours at time. Nothing ever afforded
him any relief till he tried these Lozenges, and they
cured him in few minutes.
DR.. Shelman's Lozenges can be obtained Whole
sale and Retail OF G. F. THOMAS, Main st, be-
tween Sd and 4th, opposite Gazette Office.
GS-Sole Agent for Cincinnati, Ohio, and Of the
following Agents:
A.&G. H. DAVENPORT & Co.,
WO0dstieid, Monroe county, Ohio.
WELSH g. ARMSTRON
Beaiisvi'ie, Monroe county, Ohio.
E. SCATTERDAY,
Jacobsbwg, Belmont county. Ohio.
Cough Lozenges 25 cents per box;
Can,phor &c
oS-Poor Mans Plasters only IL I.2 cents apiece.
All who buy box Of DR.. Shermrn's Lozenges,
or Plaster, are entitled to one of SHERMAN'S
MESSENGERS OF HEALTH. which can be
obtained from all Agents.
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WEAK BACKS! WEAK BACKS!
1000 900 SOLD YEARLY!

Price "saty ttoeive an, a haif cents.
| SHERlZdJV'S POOR MANS PLASTER.
THE best Strengthening Plaster in the world,
and a sovereign remedy for pains and weakness in
the back, lons, side, breast, neck. limbs, joints,
rheumatism, and lnmbago; worn ON the lower part
of the spine, they entirely cure the piles; and on
the small of the back, the falling eff the womb; ap-
piled to the back of the neck of children teethng
they give great relief. In coughs, colds, oppres-
sion of the chest aud stomach, liver complaint, dys-
pepsia, asthma. and all diseases where local rene-
dies are required, none can be better than these
plas'eTs They are tonic, or strengthening, stimu-
lating and anodyne Physicians recommend them
because they stick better and afford reliefthan
any other ever known One million are sold year
ly.
]. w. HoxtE, esq. who was bent nearly double
with Rheumatism, was enabled, after wearing one
j hours, to get up and dress himself In days
he was perfectly well.
Mr.. DAVID WILLIAMS, of Elizabethtown, NJ.
an old revolutionary soldier, was 50 afflicted with
Rheumatism that he could hardly help himself
One of these Piasters entirely cured him.
Mrs. George Nixon, one of the Managers OF the
Institution for Aged lndgent Females la the city
ofNew York, says the old ladies' ind great benefit
from these Pasters, they being very liable to pains
weakness in the back, as well as other parts OF
the body.
Mr. Geo. w. Spencer, Street Inspector, was
cured Of The Pilesby wearing one OF these Plasters
Oh the lower part of the spine.
G3-CAUTIoN.-The great reputation these Plas-
tiers have atttined has induced many unprincipled
persons to get up worthless limitations. Ask for
Sherman's Poor Mans Plaster, and fac sime of
his name, A. SHERMAN, M. ID. is Oh the back of
each. Trust none others, or you willb deceived.
Price only 1tOeive and-a-haT Cents!
G. F. THOMAS,
lat Nam st, between 3rd and 4th,
lkzeSnla Agent for Cincinnati.
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The following preamble and resolutions were
offered by v. G. Knight, which were adopted:
Whereas, in various parts of the county there is
an rregularity in the school books which occasions
great Inconvenience, & spreads confusion through
out the whole system of common schools 10 the
same, therefore,
Resolued, That the school examiners for Mon
roe County. be recommended to call convention
composed of three directors from each School
District in the County, to be held in the town Of
Woods6eld. on any day that the said examiners
may deem convenient, in order to adopt uniform
set Of School Books, and for other important con.
siderations.
On motion of George Gray, vote of thanks
was awarded to William Milligan Esq., for the
very able manner in which he addressed the meet
ing ~
On motion, Resolued. That the proceedings Of
this meeting be published in the Spirit cf Denloe-
racy.
v. C. KNIGHT Chairman.
JAMES d. GRAY, Secretary.
: August l6, 1874.