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The secret is out at las; We know all about the
know-nothings" They had their origin in Scotland and
must have mrngrated from there else why does Shnks
peare put these words into The mouth of Lord Ross in his
tragedy Of Macbeth p
" Alas poor country almost afraid TO know itself,
II cannot be called our mother, but grave;
Where nothing, but who lnosus nothing II to suis
The know-nothnrs' il is inferred from this, stood
NO. in those days. Only they were seen to smile
Ereidace parer.
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WIVES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS girls quick in the
Minnesota market We quote from letter in the Boston
Daily Advertiser Several leading snd wealthy citizens
of Saint Paul have married Indian sounws-aborieial
ladies' perhaps ought to say. These matches caused
less by than by the necessity of having wife
and The scarcity Of white When there i'm
porston Of the latter commodity from the East eagerly
seized heard Of gentleman from part Of the cou1-
try who out to settle with his three daughters In
two weeks he alone; but bis family increased by
the addition OF two suns-in-lsw7
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TIE Last CnocIAws--Mr. VIM. Fisher and Mr..
Russ Lewis left Mobile few days ago for the Indian
rtory west Of the Mississippi with the last Of the
powerful tribe of Choctaw Indians amounting
eighty persons The party took few months
hundred and eight Of this tribe No viii go from
Mobile says The Herald for the few stil remaining not ex
ceedng persons married there and connected
marriage and viii therefore be permitted nger around
the graves of their kindred
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DR. Dorznus chemist is startling the New Workers with
dangers their health. He analyses the soda
water gathered from large number of fountains and
finds copper lead both, in specimens taken from
Of the largest dealers this in the article
The result Of his investigations he publishes in the Aner
can Medical Monthly for July.
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At Cincinnati, boy, who amusing himself by shoot
ing off hrecrackes seeing empty whiskey barrel lying
the sidewalk put lighted cracker into il and stopped
The bungbole Singular may appear The explosion of
the cracker forced the head the barrel broke the
boys leg
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BY Ell e G II APH.


BosToN, July l5lt is the intention of the friends ad
mirers OF the late Daniel Webster hold fair his Marsh
field estate the sd and Path of August prepare
tons for the event already progress and arrange
of the satisfactory will be made for the
ample accommodation Of the visitors The object Of the fair
to raise funds for the improvement Of the old Wnslow
burning ground adjoining the tomb of Daniel Webster
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CoSoonp July H.A bill was introduced organize the
militia, but il postponed till next session
Governor Baker to-day vetoed the resolution authorizing
the Secretary OF sate to draw the treasury for the repairs
Of The State Houshe constitution providing that the gov
only shall issue for the withdrawal money
from the TREASURY.
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Dr. VIM H. Arrison the supposed sender Of the internal
machine to Mr. Allison the steward of The Cincinnati hos
pit and which killed him and his wife has been caught,
il is reported in Iowa
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More street- Preaehirn Rint.

BUFFALO, July l4There has been preaching here
for several evenings amidst increasing excitement Last
evening opposite the American Hotel Main street fight
snsued during which eight mer had their beads broken
but killed. Five Irshmen were arrested and
fined There VIII be preaching again evening and prob
ably riot
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Nrw York, July l5.Tota number Of deaths here during
the past week ST. Deaths by cholera Of TINT number
increase Of ~ by cholera last week The apparent
favorable change in the weather does check the
In Brooklyn there have been large number Of cases of
deaths by cholera. No report has been made The
drinking.
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rRUsTEE's SALE OF IMPROVED PKOPERTY.-Bv yirue O
deed Of trust from Edwin A. Phillips Subscriber dated
December 20th 1852 g. n uios
&C. Of the land records of wsshingan county
scrber viii pnbic aucuou, 18th
al O'clock the premises the Of lot No. H.
No $50, fronting ~ feet 18th and Atb
hundred
impsovcnpeps
Terms cash w. CUTTER, Trustee.
JAR. c. MCGUIRE,
July 2-eods Aucioueer
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New YoKK, July 15.-The United States mail steamer
Washington, Captain Floyd, sailed for Southampton
Bremen to-day at She took $50 passengers and
100000 in specie.
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Only l6 deaths in Pittsburg last week and none from
cholera
Charleston South Carolina continues healthy only %
deaths last week including IA colored persons.
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INV YonK, July l5.one of the commissioners Of
Brooklyn named lsaae Champion, tried Thursday
the Kings county court Of sessions charge Of misdemean
granting licenses improper persons md the jury re-
turned a verdict of guilty.
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On the rst OF January last Victoria in Australia con-
tanned population Of $4,000 souls On the first of April
100000
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Later from Hnruno.

Nxw foEE, July ls.-The steamer Cshswba. from Ha
rama The lth has arrived, bringing lie passengers No
political Of Importance
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July 2-eod


Ky j. c. Mcguire. Auctioncer,
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS AT AUCTION
The sns on Norm street. sh1 n.. s
street east Composite Capitol rark all his furniture and hoars
Mahogany spring sofa rockers
Rnut tables, book shelves
Dininx and breakfast tables, cane-~enf chairs
ye.s.sn blinds. sl, q. e. mirrors
Carpets, oiIcloth siairr and eyes
Mahogany and walnut dressing bureaus
Hair and htsk martrrssea, light s,.ads
Cilins glass md crockev ware clock
RefrseTators cootne stove and 6x.urss
and ninety DAYS notes san.esory endowed bearing n.s
su ,s,o JAS C. Hc6UIKE,
I UMBEK AND COAL-The subscriber on hand fun
as % a s had a se ess X. sell
Just landing large cargo Of Fhisdsphs cooking which
A. coal must be paid for the Office before delivered
LAKEWOOD HOUSE.
Pearsyirania apenne, Of Aved
WILL Monday, I'd Of July
H ,oHs 4 R,s kEsESSoD'
July l-dlm Proprietors-
Cs RKwARD.-suuysd away subscriber on Monday
line grey The hack The above rssrs via ). pad soos
her delivery my house. She be the ofh~
July is-da Corner of ION streets
Baseheier's Dye.
IL
ID change cosored Eiosy bach brown
ancoumly without any Injury skin,
For sale. wholesale and
PAkKER's rsrfnmery and Fancy Store.
July l4-a- under National Hotel
Lace Mtta. Elegant Fans.
lust opening. ,opy
haiflsne. sna Short with and without half fingers
FANS, FANS, FANS,
opening. a elegant latest ste
Paris fans, of pearl, ivory, bone, and wood sticks
PiRKER's Fancy P.rfumery ssore
July ISL Hoe
West India Nay Rum, Cologne water
lust a Of
nay refreshing article
with IN hot
Cologne waer hslfpn, cheap
eps srr,cls for family
PARKER'S Fancy Perfumery Store
July ls-h- under National Hosei.
pUDDLErORD a.a ass people, ny H. X. Riley.
i ON vi
TAYLOR l. MAURYT
July 70 bookstore, 9Th street.
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PROVIDENCE. Jp

7 NVFFI'hNNE' July TO
Warren, Of cholera.
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THE BrBLE AND PUBLIC SCHOOLS

In justice to late worthy mayor and other gentlemen
alluded epublish the following correspondence which
while it indicates the position the Bible occupies in our
public schools vHdieAes the from isrepresent-
lion
WAsmNeToS, July 4 1855,
II hs Trastees q tle Pu5le Schools.
GEsrLnsrE AT meeting Of the board Of managers Of
The bIble Society last evening resolution unanimous
y adopted OF which IN compliance with lis terms
inform the board Of trustees By communicating copy Of
the same, As follows:
ssolred That the secretary be requested to inform the
board Of trustees Of the public schools that copy Of the Holy
Bible has ben provided by th society for each the teach
OF the public schools of this city, properly labelled &c
and may be accented placed and read
in the several schools.
These copies Of the Bible were thus provided and la
beled with the official designation Of each school the
molten several months since Of gentleman who In in
Producing and advocating IL took occasion to state the
beneficial effects he had found during experience OF
some seventeen years in conducting large classical school
this city 10 Tow from reading portion Of the Sacred
Scriptures part Of the opening closing exercises Of
each day.
Also that trustee of public schools his advice 10 the
teachers in the absence OF any statne law the subject
had been pursue similar which he was happy
TO say uniform throughout the district Of which be had
immediate supervision He had also found that the same
had been pursued under the old or
ganlzon of the public schools and that Ia addition To
Its intrinsic excellence il had received the sanction of
names long distinguished for learning and piey in this
community.
In consequence Of apparent msapprehenson on the
part Of portion Of our fellowcitizens deem proper 10
state that the present the rs time this subject has been
brought officially otherwise the notice Of the board
Of trustees by the Bible Society and that therefore all
representations Of hostile word act the part Of your
body any municipal officer without foundation in
fact
may not be inappropriate the occasion to state that
the Bibles thus presented precise duplicates Of that Of
which the American Congress on Ga September l7T7
ordered the purchase and importation Of copies and
Of that preserved precious relic at Mount Vernon
marked with his proper autograph, from which the
"Ealher OF his Country bbed those noble principles Of
civil and religious liberty which be goriouy iIustra
ted in his life and Of which this day commemorate the
declaration and establishment
These Bibles in the depository of the society al
the store Of Mesrs Gray Baanyne Ith street subject
10 the order Of the board of trustees.
In behalf of the Bible Society
NJ II. MILLER Secretary
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OrFcE TRUSTEES PunlIc Schools.

July &, 1884
SIR have been instructed by the trustees of the public
schools 10 acknowledge the receipt of your the
4h Instant rendering in behalf of the Bible Society of this
city, copy OF the Holy Bible for each OF the teachers
the public schools OF this city and asking that the same
may he accepted placed read in the several schools
1t affords great pleasure inform you that the gem
erons offer OF the Bible Society has been accepted and
following resolution adopted unanimously, viz:
Roire That the Bibles be accepted that the secretary
receive and distribute them and that the be
quested to read selections from them note or
nent their respective schools opening
further that the secretary be instructed acknowledge
receipt of the communication from the Bible Society and
make known to them the action of this board thereon"
The upon the adoption of the resolution was as fol-
lows, viz;
YEAs-Measrs. Randolph, Chairman Abbot Donoho
Harbhugh, Walsh. Russell, Pearson and AtLee--s.
NArs--None
The prompt action OF the board OF on this sub
jec furnishes triumphant rfuation of the thousand SLAM
der and misrepresentation which have been recently ut
tered by ignorant designing unprinciped individuals
in regard to their principles and course Of action
our communication very properly states the fact that
this is the first time that this subject has been brought
cay oesse the notice of the board Of trustees by
the Bible Society therefore all representations Of
hostile word act the part Of the trustees or any ru
nicipal officer, without foundation in fact
1t IL perhaps proper that IN this conrexiaa should
the fact that for than forty years past the Bible has
been read in the public schools Of this city What there
fore is proposed cannot be regarded either
ta1son a reform.
With thanks for the generous donation and with fevenf
prayers the Father Of Lights for the wisdom which
comsth down from above, ! remain yoars truly,
G. A. DAVIS Secretary.
NJ H. MILLER, ESQ.,
Secretary Washington City Bible Society
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EDWiH GREEN AaS .AsvoA - ~ new AuaaAa..w sn
u fennsyvana batwees 18th sasse be-
nicads keeping full u furniture
chairs and mattresses HIS wi be make
the interest Of the pubic call f tfsl
lobhing and repairias well psusnpdy dons.
liz dwelling Itch
where his old cusiome who and conpsacnt
leave osdHr. - -
July lC--3uf
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ExcELLENT AND NEARLY NEW FURNITURE ANB
u housekeeping edecsOn Tuesday morning, 49,
O'clock The residence Of William Wa street, between
0t and ilth street, saA sell all his furniture
effects, comprising
Superior rosewood piHnofos, and touch
Suite Of crimson plush psr1or furniture
Suite Of mahogany hair spring furniture
Marble top, CENTRE side, and paer snhies
Pair of French plate mirrors shades
Gothic plash-coversd and rash hairs
Number II haadsone paautnsS and eaexaving~
kronse canAuiahsas, 6gmsea, and
Velvet and hFusseis carpets,
Brusseis, hall. and staix carpcts mating
Oacloh, crash, sanir reds and eyes
French and couaEe bedsteads, bureaus
Washsxnds wardrobe bdics
Superior curled hsu feather
boautess and paiows hnak mattresses
i.n0nGe. essv rhaiS, cx1tnirs md cnrDice
Cane sona cuoaGe chn4sp.
Walnut GxteaSaea tAAse ranigcrasON
White granite dinner ret, antique dessert srt
Gold-kand and co0ee
Excellent fahae cutlery tshle linen
ELveTpiaIed caat0rs, waisen
Superior cooking ard sGhcs
Together with good nseostmcn u kitchen roouuffcs
The shove furniture N nearly ouatiy
Terms. On and under, caaAs
Hour months for satisfactorily secured nsecs
r. T. The house is iW rent; inquire Of he
Jas. C. MCGUIRE,
Jury lid Aucnonosr
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In justice TO late worthy mayor and other gentlemen
alluded publish the following correspondence which
while it indicates the position the Bible occupies in our
public schools vindeates the trustees from isrepresen-
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wsshinssas, July Is, ls54.
sioxmxaoa ,>s f,sa
a"a d & oaiseS ss~sss Al Naples Of sAcat VI
AAHsA isws vi ne knsdos Of the Two
Nay las. ,css tox
thai the spinyed eAe rscko
I'd of sai0ssad
hoa If cAaus
provided have uraished rnssvss
siciissn Agrsi
se~ sascss II eo..s places
Ad owAdea sA, tsa the hrs bson ssnas
maj hess have nd1a
against Articles my Of the
uls SUBJECT Of Nay ~, 1883 which having
nancxIaa dartAg me
pscted ifccsd po, whose cqaduon
place departure
board goods ecas coiur
reety originally on INDICTED acss
goods and effects have opened pansa port
have such goods e board navs opened
purified.
DKrAxrnsx1 sTAsa,
washington, July Is, lsS4
The following aAout BE- ssahlssd
along The approaches GoaabSs
thus department from hs s0.uoa
and Is pussed fur The benefit cs shose whom
NOTICE
ITr,nslnuon
Inc Keyn A.riss DsP.u.sna
~iin sr.cSss ascrrs 81 his Majesty Kng Pea
raHrg t~si heG sssaea upau tks WIS.,
rocn. M. VIA s.s, as.x Ne sssss YIN = a.
Or ~ " $50 called. fixed suisr
kots Ths winsa VII se rss1y r naInnx ssay = te
wiass which vass window -. Wal
av re- 90, 20 M. wln .AIsw rsd hsh 70 &sssi
'S Sa, sSs n lpa or y 80 ssA sons
~ well n aus distance and bearing o the
Light NAii appear hereafter In the "raSs iakes HAair
srocKnoLn, March 81, 1884
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Gov JOSEPH JoHNsoN.The governor of Virginia arrived
here from Richmond Friday evening. for few
weeks recreation in his mountain home Gov johnson
terday visited the Capitol and cordially received by his
old congressional friends The governor In the encyment
OF excellent health
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1854-02-02
E,ery Word True.

Tt is great and prevalent error, that
children may be left to run wild in every
sort eff company and temptation for sew
eral years, and that it will be time e.
nough to break them in. This mistake
makes half our spendthrifts, gamblers,
thieves and drunkards. No mau would
deal SO with his garden lot; no man
would raise colt or puppy on such a
principle. Take notice, parents, unless
you till the new soil and throw in the
good seed, the devil viii have crop OF
poison weeds before you know what is ia
king place. Look at your dear children, ,
and think whether you will leave their
safety or ruin at hazard, or whether you
should not train them up in the way they
should 90
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memorial than l can give it. shall see
hor no more; but I will think of that act.
Who knows but some day to come my
10y may be far from home, and in a
great city and penniless Who knows !!
Would I not bless and pray for the one
who should give him but farthing, that
he might return to my embrace, SO that
| might kiss him when he went to sleep,
as used to do, and he not be compelled
to stay all night in the streets, or, what
is worse, perhaps be seduced to the a
BODIES Of death!
Do deeds of generous love! They may
be small Never mind that; they cannot
be SO small but that they shall call forth
Thanksgiving from some heart-but that
they will be seen Of Him who numbers
your hairs, and notices sparrow's fall.
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1854-08-11

G.rTie Editor Of ihs cslNaat iah ssks
how ws know lllsE 1ha Know lSoshlngsn
VII soss Niih Abe FssisnIsis. lig avery
siasfs psOcsas. Every psnsessiie Pssss
10 Ohlo,so fasss wu know, have denoun-
esd the aKnsw- -Ssihiugs.y or DO ftss-
aas that sasraifi them in Ohio, I'll ave ia
fasor ofswan and BliehsnSdsrfeS. The
Psess ls pretty fair test of thag oRiniOn'
Of 10 snppOrters.a and we shall always have
confidence Ia our siewa ehsa We End
them sus,ainsd BY such good evidence.
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NRw YckM, KsNlayg Jnly 20. 4
WeIeasn from ihe tnosf relinbls source
|ilsal he rsvages Ot choleba q Niagara, in
the vicinity 81 liIa suspension bridge, on
she Canads side, has been iaE worse lhan
Y reported. Our informant Visited the
lossliig, yesterday, and found every per-
son capable of moving Ind deserted the
vicinity, and found setetaI dead bodies
tanbssisd. In one shaniy, woman was
found In The last stages OF the disease
and The dead body Of her child, about
seten years old, lying by her side, in an
advanced Stale Of decomposition.
as In unoihef house two men we're found,
one cfthem dead and ths. other dying,
without any assistance. 7s'l y'is
II In another shaAiy were found three
unbtiIied bodies, so much decayed shat
in0,sne codldsveuiureio disturbihem, and
The sbah,y was sst FIRE to and consumed
them. Nf43 f&saa 1'
Omsintofmans also staies that several
hodies,only "a italy consumed, ,llave been
rooted up ou,'ot the ashes nnd eaton by
hogs! ief bera g4b
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The HoMEsTRAD BlEL.--The @elI.in-
fO,med,cnrrespohdens Of lhe BdlsimoFe
San, under date Vf Wsahing,ou, July ~,
says:
The Homestead Bill, as amended by
the Senate, will probably 60 over 20 Ihe
uexi session. There is considerable cp-
position to the bill as il passed the Ssn.
aio an The part Of those who voicd fo'
Mr. Dawson's bill in the House. The
bill will not pass without committee oI
conference, naless the Scnais rscede
from somo Ofits amendments. e
We did no, expect that the Senate
woald pass any Homestead Bill Al this
session, such as would be satisfactory ,e
the people.
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Ar
3 TUEKEy AND RUSSIA. Tho following
is tho kiest news ia relation 10 tho posi-.
lion Of affairs. Austria is Russian and
80 is Prussis, SO faras they dare 10 be
The Paris correspondent ofsthe Lon
don Morning ChTonicle mahes the fol-
lowing communication. sThe Cabinets
Of Vienna and Berlin communicated 10
English and French GevoInments the
impressions produced upon them by ihe
answers Of Emperor Nicholus,i TO The sum-
mona sent by Ausiria to eyacuaie iliu
Principaliiies. The Gsrmsnic Powers
now announce, ths, in their opinion. the
propositions contained in the answar ol
the Czai, II not altogether satisfactory
appears calculated 10 serve % the basis
Tor furtbes negotiations, md they propose
that the Prague shall be 6xed upon as
the placs for a new conference TO mes,
they, moreover, express their opinion that
il viii NOT DO possibls TO call upon Rus
sia 20 evacuate the Principalities, il Il be
mot, at The same time clearly understand
that the Allied Powers shall stop their
movements In sdsaDce."
T'his nay be thus summed up: Aus-
tria has fallen back into an alliance with
Russia, and oil the Austrian reserves are
10 bs called cut bnd placed on war foot
ing. sy Al
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or Wall Street, the center Of tho mo-
|ney power in this Country, has fsee6tiy
developed some bad mesals. Schuylsf,a
grandson Of Gen. Schuyler ofihe Rsvo-
luton, had issued I million Of dollars Of
fraudulent railroad bonds, and other sim-,
liar acts in others have been diseosessd,
The money market from thar and other
causes 10 in bad state. The wRf ia Ea.
ripe also has on influence. The panic
Will probably not be long coatiausd OF
wide spread.
Speaking Of the money mstksi, Tkemp.
sons Bank Note Reporter ssys:
"Thas our imports Of foseign goods
have been much too large every enc sd-
mits, and that they will now commence
10 fall off every oue hopes and, helisves,
Importers and jobbers will have hard times
this fall; their paymenis will be laies and
teceipts comparatively light, but Wiih ear
|iy preparation we iliink they will 20
through. The interior 10 prosperous -
CsOps are good and prices remunsrs,ise.
The general interests Of the country are
| ia sound and foutishing condition. We
have lived alit,le too fasi---spent too
much rnoney---balls; TOO ntany rsilsoads---
imported too many useless gimcfacks--
and been a little too extsavagant every
way. But all these things will coneci
themselves. We shall leaih wisdom in
,ime--everybody viii no. fail. and thr
world will not come to sE end ihia year.' =
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Dayton q iuieA,saA man Road Bsnd

Dayton & RHichIgan Rail Road Hssndhs
An application fof mandamus BY
Shoemaker and Dooii,ile, assiguees oi
these bonds, sgainst the Auditor aud
county Commissioners Of Pa,ham, wae
made snd allowed by the Supreme Cpurl
a, Columbus, on the 26h Oh. II was
served on ilgs Auditor Of this county %
Saturday, last. and is reiurnabls at next
torn Of the Court, tDccsrnbsr) The
naandamus applied for 10 to compel the
Commissioners 10 levy the Tsx topaz
the Intetes, duo Uu shsss bonds. As tho
Injunction heretofore sued oas IN this
county has hitherto prevented The Conn
slissiohsrs ftom making levy uecordine
10 olaN, and as We undeTsiasa ihs Coms
missionOrs to be ready iomske the levy
Whenever they huvs authority 10 do 20,
we prssume that u this 10 properly shown
70 Ihb Court no mandamuS viii issue.
Indeed we do nol ses the necessity TOT
il, for if granted no levy uhder |. can ,uke
plsce this year, and next year levy will
be had without mandamus. But prob
ably Msssm. Doolii,ls and ehUemaker
a a 4 : ~ ....lLR. =.