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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

I'm NEW PRrMISG FOR FRE-ARMs.--It would
seem hy a staiamenti in the National inialifge'a-
Ger that the use Of percussion caps for fire
arms is aboutto he superceded by new and
far more efficient printing, which is reported
rs being safer than the cap; easily understood
and managed with entire simplicity and ease,
by the most untutored and when once np-
piled to tho gun, lasts, without the necessity
ofbcng touched by the'hand for the dura-
ton of tho longest battle. Ihisnew inven-
ton has been tested for fbur months in prac-
teal field service by the us. troops in Tex
as, and the result was highly satisfactory, no
much so that the Board Of Examination, con
sisting oflistih9uishcd officers Of The army
and navy, reportrd in favor OF, the purchase
of the patant right for tho use of the govern
mcnt which was DONE The i6yeDtion is said
TO be extremely simple it changes neither
tho model, weight, nor action of the gun, and
is applicable TO any kind of firearms. The
Very slightly increased cost Of the arms upon
this system islso inconsiIerablc ne 10 be coy
ored by 'the sasing On five hundred primers,
these costing less than ono fourth as much as
caps. BY this Invention the gun is made 10
PRIME aself and the Increase in rapidity of 4
firing As nnported. 10 be from twenty-five 40
thirty per cent ordinarily, and, under some
circumstances which embarrass the soldier,
the iuerense would BE- some hundred per cent
Specimens Of rifles made for this printing
may be seen attho Armory ini this village,
where they afe manufactured for a company
AZ NeG YsEk-----Itiit4ssg r-hsnnicic----
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
NgMasMnM&&Ga

In Waterford, septa5, by Rev. J. Green, Mr. A.
b. StuErr, or f'Rysump5fC, and Miss E0HiHa Fetch
Of W.
InNorwieh, September I6, by Rev. Edward n.
Emerson, John F. English, Of Browninston, and Miss
Sarah Hutch Of Norwich.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

SEEING TINE PROFESSIONAL number
OF persons who came into towntrom the coun-
try, To see the procession on Friday, met with
n ludicrous coptreiefhpS on the occasion. For
want of better quarters they took up lodgings
in the ne,o jail, whore they found excellent
bcdand board in spite ofstone walls and IRON
bars. Unluckily while despNtching their
breakfast on Friday morning, the door Of
their apartment nccidently swung 70 and shut
them up with spring lock, as eatc as thief
in milk The jailcr having gone TO see the
show, they were kept in tantalizing incar-
ceration during the most interesting part of
the. performance. A pitifl hearted individ-
nal who heard their mournful supplications
10 be let out. comCorted thep with this assur-
ance, "Well-I'll 90 to the show, aud At
can't find, tho ,jailor. I'll come back and tel
you rrii about L : We. rather think these UNI
lucky captives win not soon forget the Ju6i-
tec.--zBost6H CotT.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

REcovERY oF THE BopT on TnR AssIs-
TAM KEErrn= -AiIXoI'a -LIGiIf.-Mr
Bennett, keeper of Minots rock light ship re.
covered on Thursday the remains of Joseph
Wilson, ono OF the Inflated assistant keepers
Of Mlinot's Rock light, who persisted In the
lght-hous last spring. The remains were
discovered ON Gull ledge, about mile 5. W.
of Minots Rock. Nothing but the skeleton
of the body remained Tho skull was G-ac=
.mrcdi probably from a tai. or from haiag
crushed by some of the iron work Of the light
houHe.--B0sion atlas.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

CoNAuL OwENs DErWSoE,--The Wash
ington Republic publishes letter from Com
sul Owen, at Havana defending himself lie
says that, residing four miles from the city Of
Havana, and being unwell on the morning
.ofihe 10Th, he did not reach his Office until
AFTER 10 p'clock, whore he heard for the first
time that Crttenden's party had been arrest
ed, tried, condemned, and were about TO be
removed 70 the place OF execution,
lie was called upon shortly alor by an
American, soliciting his Interference, but lac
replied u WINS too lntethat he should not have
time 10 get permission 10 see the prisoncrs,-
IL was but short tme afterwards that he
sent 10 the palace, aud heard that the exoou-
ton was over.
The charge made against him OF indi0'cr-
ence 10 the dreadful condition ct these men
lac pronouncea base ihlsehood and an an
founded cRlumny. 90, E'fs
lie further says, that &c il was allowable he
would solSmnly declare before God, that IN
A., .hia Judgment under tho circumstances, u wa,
not ia his power TO have had an interview
with the prisoners, or to have done any thing
In their behalf .t..
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
Stoves +! Stoves I.
Notice--Stray Horse

StTRAYED from the pasture Of John &. Gleason,
- Ia Barnet tiie i0ih Of September, Chestnut
M.nc, ~ ycafs old, VITA white ttrip IA hcr lore
A1aa Ellasi aulieh LII ull u nnL hala uhlfe lind
" &--s-T ftfturtiIHtfufr sfic
may be mUnd % The subscriber In kaien, Low or
Canada or Jonn q. Gleason, barnet, viii 30 goncr-
Dusty rewArdcds
sSOwS LUTHER FRENCH
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wALroN,s DAILY JOURNAL.
FohTAGE fREE


Walfeab Duty Jourpai viii be- Published
A. usual dnTlng The session Of the Legislature
containing daily reports 81 tlie proceedings
~ both Houses, aud will be- furnished 90 reg
ulaF subscribers free u postage. Although
the publishers are now required 70 pay pos
tAgs 10 Advance uppn all copies senl through
the nail, the price Of subscription will be- the
same a. usual to wit sl,payable ia advance
ia all cases, 10000
1As WaichnaH aud STATE journal (weekly)
cannot under the new postage law, be furnish
ed during the session without the prepayment
Of postage a. the highest rate, but ran be-
rent 30 regular subscribers lor three months
AZ the Tedueeh rates. We propose, therefore,
20 receive subscribers Tor three months, at 90
rents Our paper for that term will embrace
the proceedings Of the Legislature and the
pnllie acts ofthe session,
90 Postmazters aud Members'of the log
tslatnre are Authorized % act 90 agents Tor
tha Daily Journal and Waterman, aud Coz
every I've stnisofbsfs 10 either will receive
one copy gratis, ", \, WALTON 4 son,
Montpelier, sept, 49, 1851 .......
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
BRIGHTON MAREEI, Sept 20,

hhAhNl w NlftltNAs tsflif sNs
~ market 1900 beef cattle 100 stores, pair
working oxen, 90 cows and calves CoOo sheep and
lambs, 1000 swine.
rmcIs Beet Caitle-Txiu sol lat quality % a
quality, sbt "a dn, - q a.
Storer-- Yehrling, 2. eai0I2 yeara old 10, 49, ala
o years OH ~, lea 90
Working ONcn--b6, 90.
Cove and cnlyc---siH, 70, IN, 81 abG,
Sheep aud iambs--sll, "A, ilH3,
Swino--6lntlci roinil fia6lci Fat uogl de-
CAMBllInGE CATTLE Al ARltEt--oet--ly-
~ market 2aio cattlc-abcut 1900 booycs, nld
80 stores, consisting ~ working oxen, cows and
cnlvos, and and YEAR old.
ru,rs-- Mmkct--lNtra beef 50 ist quality "a
"a quality a.; % quality a. ordinary a.
Btrrclnr Cattle, 80 sales.
Hide 81! Elrt.- Ialloal- ~
Veal Calves 90, 6s6
Stores Working Oxen--sb5, -, ob,Rio.
Cows asd chlyei--Si7, ~, %, Saafo.
iehflnrs-s5, gal2
Two YEAR uld-si4, "a R23,
Three YEAR pd.Si7, ~ q %,
Sheep and lhinbE--itOt 10 market, fricos-.Ef
ira 4, Gas By lot, " 2a2l.
swine bauc fat hoFs ~ &c.
Asrtlff yfyHu en- a ffttst
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

cALWoHNiA GOLp,-Ibe total amount Of
gold dust aud bullion exported from San
Francisco, from the lat OF January 10 August
II, 1891, was, according % official reports,
500 goa Z imported during the same. pc
rod s2'6o2, ia excess Of exports, ssa,3fG,-
0ao The entire number Of miners Is estimnt-
cd a. 100000, which, at five dollars per day,
would give 100000 per day or about slg,-
100000 per month, An article la the Alta
California by Colonel Worth, estimates the
annual yield from the gold mines at 500, 900
600 for many years 70 come, The veins, ho
thinks, are ineNhaustable,a and extend for hun
dreds Of miles under the mountains.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

a. Il would be we'll for those traders who
intend purchasing stock OF Clothing thu
fall, 90 send 20 Messrs, Whiting, Kehpe Z,
GAlloupe for a catalogue Of their stock. II
would greatly aid them in making up their
liat OF the articles wanted, and we are salts.
He'd they cannot open m account with any
we'll made articles.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

.9pNovTtG RRooEEDiNn ~ THE SLAVE RI
or CAsE.-Four negroes charged with being
concerned in the Christiana riots, were bro't
before Judge Pearsou,at Harrisburg, Friday,
on a writ OF Aabeas corpus, The Judge deci-
ded that the committing magistrate had been
guilty bf a gross dUrclictiou of duty ia send
ipT them to jail without evidence. The pris-
oners were discharged wheroupon Commits
sioner AicAllater declared that they were in
charge OF his oIhccrS. Tho negroes were im-
mcdiatcly hAndcuaed in open Court, and con-
veyed to the Commissioner, office, whore an
examination was held with closed doors,which
resulted in the slaves being handed over to
their claimants. The extraordinary nature
of the proceedings gave rise 70 great excite
ment, but there was no violation of law.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
T.H f CALLED MAN.

81 The general election ~ Pennsylvania
will BIO held on Tuesday, iilh Oolobor inst
a. One Of the hfy prisoners shot At iIa-
yana was a New Hampshire boy, Ills name
was Gilman A, Cook, son Of Col Bepjamiu
Cook, ~ Wakefield. Mr G. had resided IN
New Orleans some years where ne lad made
a fortune 10 the Ice trade,
CEoss EXAHINArIOH,--Mr Smith, you
said you once odirialed 10 a pulpt-do you
mean by lhAt, that you preached
No slr, ] only held iho light for The man
what did
An The court understood YOU different
~ They supposed that TIC discourse came
from YOU
No sir only throwed little light on H.
'Noleyity, Mr. Smith. crer call the next
witness
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
Auction |!

NTiiL b. sold ~ putlio ahcilpnai the ht-iohni.
w ban House on Saturday Ori0pHr no lih
commencing a. i0prlnck, A. ~
b Hdraeg
three yeafs old can
fgo years MD Coin
! ma horse Lu8iber Wagon.
! ma hare Pleasure Wagon,
I oHe horse Hnggy Wagon
4 IarHeaeE
DouLi- Sleigh
Single aeigh
The Hbovo property viii be- f0d without GALL
Terms, oash--siH months orudiltf desired,
MOREh HILL
~, Jnhnslury, Oci, T. 1851 llove
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
Elm Street Hotel!
NO. o ELM STREET., BOSTON

NO. ELM STREET., HOSTUN'
BOARD 81 PER DAY.
THE undersigned would respectfully inform his
i friends and the public, that ho has rc-oponed the
well known HOTEL, No. Elm street, which has
been closed four months for repairs. During this
time tho House has been entirely rcmohcllcd, and
NIL the modern improvements aud cnnvcnicnoes Of n
first class House introduced II has also been new
ly furnished Throughout cid will endcnvor 10 rier.
Il, he hopes 10 receive share Of the public pat
ronuro. A. W. TITUS.
August "a. 1851. TS5Ino
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

The uox, meeunE.of ho CALrpo|A couSr'
CoTEHEssE ~ CHtHCnFs, viii b- held ~ Cabo'
commanding Tuesday, Oct. II, ~ ioi A. g., an
continuing tile following day,
el. Lnhn,hnrr. ocl. 1. in.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

n IRnRATION, The may csHify fhsf I have
~ given niy con, James w. fTasifr hit tiWn dur
HF the remainder 0f he minority, ~ iransnri bust
nee for himself and fhnli oAiHi nnne ~ his FHur
Hgs nor pay any debts IT hlf contracting RheT This
dale, ALhIHl L,INAhllN.
Atlsst, Cyrus Smith,
Victory, Aug. a. 1851, 7l0aas
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

fIHEs ~ IHE MAfsE Woons The
Portland Advertiser, uf Wednesday morning
has letter from Chery6eld, Me-, giving dis
tressing accounts Of the spread Of fires jn the
woods 10 that vicinity, No less than fifteen
different lres we're counted az one time The
inhabitants are occupied good part Of the
time IN protecting the houses from destrup-
Ton, a number Of dwellings had been de-
aroyed The Cutler Co.., ~ extensive own
or Of forest, will, it Il estimated, lose $780,
900, and the losses 10 indiy iduals will be- very
large, The rain Of Sunday was not sufficient
10 put out the lres, which are slill burning,
CoEcEALED WEAross-Goy Hunt, 10
his communication 90 the sheriff, declining 10
lnterpnae tha executive elemency IN behalf
Of hlookey, convicted OF murder, says that
the crime for which the prisoner IL 10 suffer
may bo traced directly 20 the habit Of carry
ing dangerous weapons, habit Ia the high
est degree roprehensiblo, aud In country
/ pi law altogether ineNcusable, No man knows
/ into what crime he may be tempted by the
facility which h thus afforded and no cpnsei
lenious man Should pat himselfin a poaiton q
suffer thereby,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
JAMEs RUGGLRs' EsTATE.

Honorable Probate Court M HE uFirlof N
Caledonia, Commissioners 70 receive, FKamIpe. and
adiuh al claims and demands 81 all persons against
The estate ~ iAme kuFges, late Of Sutton, in sHd
district. declared, represented insGlyeti, sud ts
term OF siE months if0m tho i5ih day NJ hepi, 1901
allowed by sad Count ~ hecrodisfs N said decTaf
a. ~ exhibit and prove their respective claims ter
fore us-d6 give notice that We viii attend o. tho
duties q our appointment ~ the dseluF-ihufr ~
Lydia huFaes,in Sutton in fald district, 90 he 21ih
~ Oct ttAl and tho lpih ~ March, 1863, az one o.
clock Anemoun, On each N said inyt-
JOHN Z. q CUNNINGHAM, lc,.,,t..i,-.
jobs N, HOfT '''"'''''''"N'ls
Oct 1, a. ID, 1901, Tl0wH
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

A DUEI-.-A despatch- llin- GhaIlaglau
announces, that duel was fought on Satur-
day, between Mr. smyth, associate editor Of
tho Augusta Consttutionalisi, aud DR. Thorn
a., Of Augusta, az Vienna, 5, &. Tho cause
Of the duel was an article signed "DR,," in
tho Chronicle and Sentinel, offensive to
Smyth, OF which Thomas ayowod himself the
author On the third Grc, the ball passed
through Smythh right thigh, and nearly
through the leil, but Il is not considered NOR
tai. lie reached Augusta on Sunday night
and Is doing we'll Thomas was untouched.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

MEETINGs-DAHWrLsp isrmcr
FOURTH QUARTER.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

TnE NEw ENGLAND REdIMENT-RErN-
IoS or rHg OFFIcERs,-During the late
Railroad Jubilee in Boston, a small number
OF the officers OF the New England Regiment
O. serSing in the Mexican war, DESTROYS OF re-
Mying old acquaintnnceship and exchanging
.. "reminiscences with surviving officers of their
regiment, held meeting to take measures
TO effect this purpose, Major Us. Pitnam
Of Rolple IslFmd, was rolled 10 thu chair, and
Lieut.. J. A. Cove, was chosen Secretary. On
motion IL was------
Rssolred, That committee Of six,o from
q, each Of the New England States be appointed
10 take INTO consideration The pi0pfirly OF
calling neettng oC tbe, surviving officers Of
the Ninth Regiment, L. S. Infantry, and 10
appoint the time aud place of holding said
meeting
Tho committee consists of the following
named oiiccrs Maine, Major BodGsh; Now
Hampshire, Brien,licr GcncralFrank Pierce;
Xernant Gag.s- s,a,,. Massachusetts SUR
yu,IrI. .Bustiu p. tjrgvgnE khortc island, NtUdF
j, s, Putnam Conneeticut, Lieut.. Col. Sey-
mour.
Corresponding Secretary, LieutJ. Above,
Concord n. ii.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

A ErurXEp CmLD-ThoIlouisyillc Jour
nal giyoa IN account OF child 10 that city,
agcd three or four years, the offspring OF n
black woman. The Journal says Il Is not n
mulatto, but spotted. Tho face is black with
u white spot on the forehead, and one on the
chin. Tho legs and part of the body are
white, with black spots. The white Is not
like that of an Alblno, but like the skin Of the
white race, with the blue veins showing them
selves through IT, The mother is said to have
been, during her pregnancy, very fond of a
spotted colt following Il about and manifest
ing toward it the love OF mother to her
child. Here !. a question Tor Psychologists.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

All ron Iowa lady, accompanied by
n minister, called at the Richmond Jail, on
Sunday, says the Richmond (Ya) Dispatch,
and desired 10 marry a prisoner named lla-
RHn, charged with felony. The jaior ref,s.
ed TO allow the ceremony. She afterwards
came back by herself and was admitted 10 the
prisoners cell, and refusing TO leave him, was
allowed to remain uii night. IN the morning
the iaior entered the cell, and found the
bride there, fast asleep; but, 10 and behold
her lover had flown, as had another prisoner,
WHO occupied an adjoining cell and who had
been aided la his escape by the bridegroom.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04
nosIoN MARgrT-scnt. so.

4 Holders of Domestic have yielded something In
! prices, and manufacturers have comelorTafd more
freely.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1851-10-04

4 ISL OF LETTERS rcmunlngm tho Post on.
H Aoo ut St.Johnshury, VI. sept 30, 1901. Per-
SOUS calling for Letters n the following list vail
ala. 40 llaaa a. arHa 4.iu
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-24

a letter is published in the Regis
Ter, at Lawrenceburg, Ia, written
by John Tibbests, Of that State, who,
at the dateof the writing Q2th jan
nary last), was cofned in the hospi-
tai at Sacramento City, CAL, giving a
most melancholy account Of The sui
isrings he has endured in conse-
ouence of a terrible outrage per.
petrated upon his person in the mi
ming region. He wrote to his wife
and children, that after he had been
in the mines few days he hired and
went into the mountains, at 81 per
day After working with the party
eighteen days, as cook for the camp,
his employer had a sack with $500
worth Of gold dust stolen, and the
crime was laid upon Tibbetts. After
'torturing him awhile to force a con-
tession, he says. they shot him with q
pistol, the ball entering the back
above the lett kidney, lodging against
the spinal marrow, which has paral
wed all his lower extremities. Ht
says he is dead from the waist to hi
toes, and DOES not expect again to bt
able 10 walk. r.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-24

80 DisBANDrNG OF TRooPs.-A Wash
ineton correspondent, in alluding to
tbe. order Of the Secretary Of War
.disbanding the flying artillery, says
MANY -, otbertroops will be disban'
dsdSand as / mentioned heretofore
hsdeelarsd that he would. if he hat
The mower, disband the seventh req
/: ? mrept of Infantry The reason 10,
B;. measure is, that nomeans ~er'
,,roy;Ssd @ 5y Congress to move, tn
nav are wanted and subsista then
tffffni1J sfl II ,Ff9eil0 Mein.no
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-24

.voTRz MCDoEoGH SUIT.-The Frs.
sshd Second Municipality Councils Of
= retaining fee for Mr.. Webster. as
counsel for that city in the ease Of
.Isks- Isucoession Of jon McDoncgh,
tosakss charge Of the case wnen y
comes before the Supreme Court.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-24
From the Louisville Journal.
"A SONG OF SPRING.

By J. R BARRIcK.
Ihear the sweet voices
p; OF spring, as they rise,
While nature rejoices
n In the earth and the skies;
/ see the young roses
: Just opening to view,
Where the garden reposes
In bloom and in dew.
The bloom on the mountain,
The grass in the vale,
The foam on the fountain,
i The balm in the gale,
The voice of glad waters
Mid the valleys that ring
With music's fair daughters,
Tell me il is spring. H
The wild harp Of nature,
To music set free,
Ger woodland and meadow
Is bounding with glee;
The flowers are up-springing
In vale and in lawn,
The birds are out singing
In praise of the dawn.
From moor and from mountain
Sweet voices are heard
From brook and from fountain
From insect and bird;
The glen and the valley
With blossoms are laden,
= Like the roses That daily
l5 With the cheeks u maiden.
With a hue of red roses
The day is declining;
Ger the riIl as it reposes
The stars are out-shining;
On leaf and on flower,
The moonbeams are stealing,
And twilight's soft hour
Re Brings joy to each feeling.
The sad spirit OF care
II balm may inhale
From the soft breathing air,
And the rose-scented gale:
Away with all sadness
To Joy let each string
OF the heart bound with gladness
3 In welcome TO spring,
GLASGOW, KY, March, 1851.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-24

gasfs div isH sef Fss-iiisa ea {
10 i.Esq Tisdl o. s5iasfsda nasssTn'1g
.zsig5 isoeiui 81 gniJHbsi
.1@TiRaE sal sa.sd ,.Ils hi'4 aft -
adi .saIsssE b si}'sd sai b vge.
-Ii!s 9IHi.iiai has7r es91s 1oEa4sn8
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-24
GALLIPoLIs. OHIO, APRIL s4sssfs51 .9.s

schools, not inconsistent with the regu-
lations provided by law; shall adopt rules
and regulations for the use and safe
keeping of the district library; and shall
perform, from time to time, all such
other lawful acts as may be requi-
red of them by any district meeting, or
as may be necessary to carry into enect
the laws regulating common schoeis.=
Sec. 9. That whenever, by reason OF
division of districts, any schoolshonse
or lot shall be so situated as not TO &C.
commodate any district, the directors Of
the district where the same is locaied
shall, after giving thirty days notice oy
posting up three notices within the dis
trict, sell the same to the highest bidder
for cash, or on credit, with ample Sc
curity, not to exceed one year from the
day of sale; and the avails Of such sale
shall be by the directors apportioned to
the territory composing the original dis
trict, according to the population OF the
time of sale; and that from any other
cause the directors of any disiriei may,
upon the vote of a majority of those en-
titled to vote at school district meetings
in such district, authorizing thenlsto that
effect, sell and convey any school house
and lot in such district, in the same
manner and upon the same terms as Is
hereinbefore provided; provided mat no
sale shall take place under the proTis-
ions of this section, until site dor an
other school house if such be necessary
for the convenience ofthe distriei, shall
have been secured. 6sft
Sec. 10. That whenever any tax
is levied in any school district, Pur-
suant to a vote of such DISTRICT, or
bv order Of the directors, said direc-
tors shall cause public notice to De
given by the clerk, oil the period
within which such tax shall become
due and payable TO the districi treas
urer, and the time so specified shall
not be less than thirty days from and
after such notice. ini.