Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-08-26
TO School District Officers.

By referring to the School laws of Wisconsin
IN reference TO district libraries it win be seen that
no portion OF the library money shall be appor-
toned 10 any district part OF a district, unless
II shall appear from the last annual report there
OF, that the library money received at the last pre-
cedlng apportIonment was duly expended accord
ing 10 law, before the first day Of September sub
seque II 10 such apportloumcnt, and that such dis
trict has complied with the regulations established
by the state superintendent IN relation to district
! Libraries"
Ten per cent. of all the school revenue paid over
I by the town superintendent to the treaSurers of
districts must be reserved for Libraries; and in
der 70 draw library money next year, the money
/ OF the present year has to be expended previous
ly 10 the lst day OF September next This is short
! notice TO those who have neglected 10 attend 10
their duty in this respect and we advise that the
officers eXpeud their library money Immediately
for books IN order to secure the ten per cent. Of
| thene1tyear saPporuonment--Gra County Her
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! NoRTH CAROLINA ELECTIoN.-The last re-
turns from North Carolina indicate that the
! House, chosen by universal suffrage, is Wing,
while the Senate, chosen by freehoders only,
( Is against Us. Reid runs ahead of his party on
the Representative vote, in ten counties, 1927
votes, on account of his position in relation
/ to constitutional reform. Both candidates
profess TO favor the same thing, though they
I
/ New ork Tribune says, s'we have no doubt,
that fair exhibit of the entire Legislative
vote of the State will show decided Wing
majority"
GRAHAM for September comes to US filled
to overlooking with beauty and literary ex-
cellence. His steady increase Of heightened
morality,-its lively stories and sparkling po-
etry. added to the beautiful embellishments,
have given it an enviable popularity.
VERY APPROPRIATE. It is said that the
omnibus in which LEWIS CAss, Judge Doug
lass, and other distinguished men rode at
late funeral pageant, bore this inscription -
The honored dead"
TIE HOMESTEAD BmL.-The Senate have
refused to take up the Homestead and Land
Reform Bill, by the decisive vote Of 81 10 H.
Mr.. King voted against the bill.
SENATOR Dawson, OF GEoRGIA.-This Gen
tleman has taken the stump for Gen. Scott
He was to address the Wings in Cambridge,
Md, on the 10th inst.
IL A machine is on exhibition in
Steubenyille, O., for the manufacture of
matches 1t will produce either percus
sion or friction matches at the rate Of 20
600 per minute orI 100000 per hour
- A woman in Cincinnati lately Sc
yerely horsewhipped a man who was in
the habit of frequently calling to entice
her husband to grog shops.
IL Mess pork in the Cincinnati market
has reached the highest point (52O) at
tanned since 1888. 1t Is corresp ondingly
high in all the western markets.
IL Bills Of the denomination of 81
altered to So, on the Merchants and Me
chanics Bank of Chicago, are in circula
ton
is The St Louis Democrat says work
men have commenced laying the rails on
the Pacific Railroad
Lz- The State Fair is to be held in
Milwaukee on the 9th, 9TH and Sth of Oc-