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San Andreas independent., 1856-12-06
E4ater from. Washington.

The Washington correspondent of the
New York Herald, writing under date OF
Oct Goth, says:
There is a good deal of speculatioa
here as to the formation of Buchanan 8
Cabinet 1t is like counting chickens be-
fore they are hatched. General T. j.
Rusk, of Texas, is spoken of by those sup
posed to be in the confidence of Mr. Bu-
! chanan, as certain to be his Postmaster
/ General
Charles f. Carr, has been appointed
Collector of Customs at San Pedro. Cali
fornia, rtce Williams, deceased, and J. Fl
Snyder Assayer of the Branch Mint, in
California, rice Wiegand removed.
General Harvey has arrived and COM
menced preparations for the Florida cam
paign.
The New York Hero1d's Washington
correspondence of Oct 3lst, says:
"The new Minister from Guatemala
A. j. Yrissarria, is here, stopping at Will
lard's. He is transacting and neeociatinr
important business with our government.
which has remained unsettled for some
time.
Our government is a good deal exercised
at the present critical position of Mexico;
and If England and Spain persist in their
interference, our government may be COM
PEELED to take some action. The Mexican
Minister also, understand, manifests con-
siderable uneasiness at the unsettled con-
dition of things by last arrival
The number of warrants issued nnder
the act of March, 1855, during October.
were 5,642, covering more than 742 900.
acres. The total number of applications
add up 260, 200, and the warrants issued
1888, to satisfy which 21 sol ,25O acres
are necessary.
The amount subject to draft in the
treasury is upwards of S24 900 900: of
which there is at New York Sl1. $50 900.
at Philadelphia 5000, 600; at San Fran,
cisco 81, 900; at Boston SO 900 600
and at Charlotte, North Carolina. 81 750 ,
900. Vi'''o'-
All the Cabinet officers are nov u
Washington.
EMIGRATION FROM EURopE.-Tbe ar
rivals = OF emIgrants from Europe, at Castle
Garden, New York, is largely upon the
increase I Among the late arrivals were
90 soldiers, who had served in the Crimea
Ia the British army. They came in uni
Iorm' and were landed with their KNAPP
sacks on their backs. They were received
at Al the garden by Mr.. Webb, of the British
Consulate, who will conduct them to Can
ada, where they are to receive their grants
of bounty lands.
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Tenn pe::,nce TEce.sng.

Next Wednesday night, Tie 12th INST.
the friends Of Temperance viii hold a re-
union meeting at the old Hall of the Sons of
Temperance. Judge PERRY, viii speak on
the constirutionality of the Indiana Prohibi-
tory Liquor Law; and arrangements viii be
made to effect thorough organization of the
Temperance sentiment on the basis adopted
by the Temperance Convention of the 22d
February. The temperance orders and eve
ry temperance man and woman in the City
are respectfully invited to attend.
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/ Rare Chance for Bargains.

THE undarsigned. sssgnee- Of ~ ID. Leeson offer
81 private sale. the oilosi rag described property
rev and well selected stock ~ Goods, consisting
IF Dry Goods, Groceries, hardware. oaesnsware,
Stoves, &c
AIso--A house and lot. No. % AMI q, ard tie
sorth halt Of lois No. D and 30 in the OF Jse
soubaTg There Is also tas premises large and
eommodious stable and carriage house. and ether
,eees-sry ou'ouidinz-, and lot Of young fruit
and Ornamental sarnbeery- This IL OF fhe test
stands in the county for ceiling goods The house IS
large and cenoLioas. and is suitshle for
and ellng, with large wAre-room and wood-honss
End in of She best eisborhoods ia tbs
State The goods and property will be sold together.
orseParate to saf pavctssser, 'he property ii %
rented TO the purchasing the goods II desired
AI.o-A pork-house and hx,ares in the iowa OF
sonburg conveniently arranged and large enough
for sisEs hSsring i've hunSrsd head per dsy
Aiso-The rn4iv,ded hall Of four hundred acres 81
land lying in Madison and Delaware eoaa.iss, tho
hole " Ill he sod together II Desired, viii be sold
in lots OF 50 o r 100 acres 10 suit purcha GERS.
The sbore property " III be sold io~ and on easy
terms FOR further particulars. call On the 1ndsr-
signed ., Jseksonourg. W.yns county, Ind.
JAMES Lesson.
LAR6EST Lesson,
FEB II. fss6---Ss s. 0 Assignee5.
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The ALLEGuasIAxs-We are pleased TO
learn that this charm ng baud Of vocalisss are
about paving city Visit. and viii per-
form at Starr Hall on next Thursday evening.
We can assure all who attend, ii they possess
but one spark of musical fire within their souls.
that they will be enraptured By the delicious
strains which this company pour forth Il
is well worth tie money listen 70 the rich,
metallic ringing bat mellow. bass voice of
Boulard Let all 70.
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4 Woax BOTH OayAMESIAL AND USEFUL

\ WoaH BOTH OayAMESIAL AND USEFUL
In no department Of meeaaltcal Art d we
see greater advances than il tha, Of map en-
craving. Whilst the science Of navigation
has operated to extend the sphere of civilizs-
ton and commerce, the art o! engraving has
been used 10 preserve the results OF geo
graphical knowledge thus ob,aned. represent
lag with fathfulness and accuracy the vas;
amount of Information collected by explorers
and travellers, as well as keeping pace viii, the
rapid improvements and changes tia. have
taken place, particularly in our own country,
during the las! few years. Tie mos. imp2r-
tant work in this line. VIC have seen. and
which has called forth these remarks, Is the
great ALIAS OF the World projected and now
in course of publication, b. J. H. CoLToS 1,
Co, o. New York, the first volume OF which
has just been issued. No work Of which We
have any knowledge, ever received such una
sual and high testimonials In is favor. both
from the press and from acknowledged men
4 OF science. In the language of Bayard Tay-
ior, the well known traveller, when compile
ted. il will be the best Atlas Of its size in ex-
i>;ence, and an important contribution 70 one
I OF the most interesting. We. most neglected oil
all branches OF knowledge
/ We commend this work to the notice Of our
citizens. Every reading man. sad every fam
! lily who wish to keep up with the progress o.
the age. should place copy Of il among their
collections of works for general reference. l,
( is furnished to subscribers oniy. aud NJ 8
uniform price throughout the United Safes
! Ia. agent for this city is r. Echmissoa Per
sons wishing 70 see sample of the work
withou, wsitins for the asen- 10 find them ia
The regular order of caava,sing. would Dc
well 10 aiiress him through the pos; ofiice.-
He viii be happy 10 wais them.
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CONGRESS SIGNAL.
WASHINGTON, Mare

SssArE--The bill making ans,ppropriation
OF $4,000 for rev iortiiications at Galveston,
Texas, passed The bill for the construction
Of Ten sleeps OF war was referred to the Com
mi.,ee on Naval Affairs.
The Senate then resumed the consideration
OF the Illinois contested election case.
Mr.. S,uar, commended that the Constitution
OF lllinois rendered Mr.. Trumbull ineligible
TO his seat
Messrs Butler, Toucy and Seward. spoke
Ga the subject, and contended that the power
70 elect a Senstor Of the United States. was
derived from the Constitution of the United
States, and not from that of Illinois or any
other SAFE, and that, therefore. Illinois had
no power TO prescribe the qualifications OF a
Senator, nor to add 20 or diminish their power
or N any way medifv the requirements of the
Constitution OF the U. s.. and that Mr.. Trum
oalls claim 20 his seat should be maintained
rsndiRg the discussion the Senate adjourn
housx-Mr. Smith. OF Ala. introduced a
oili TO prevent the introduction into the United
SAFES Of foreign criminals. paupers, iunatic,
AMI insane persons. 1, was referred to The
committee on Foreign Affairs.
The deficiency bin was taken W. and ate,
some Consideration passed Among Others
u spPrapris;es sI5o. GOO for the support .
SICK and d;>aSei sea;nea. After sever.
struggle, the proviso sbalishing Marine Hos
pl'ais was stricken out. and the Secretary q
TIE Treasury was authorized to contract fo
MEDICAL treatment for the use of SAID Hospi
,ais.
The House than s5iauypad
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zF, EP- .Eour hrnrel dollars on uneHeenabee
~ real estate. eurref.t ratvs OF interest
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i
wonderful discovery ~ this asa Of progress
Tho To- owing Is dIstins al4hea netabar c! the
aeaics profession.
ST. Paw. Jaausry |. 1889
Prof. o. y voD-Dear Sir. Ua>oiieitsa send yea
this certihcate. After beias searty bsli foV long
time and having tried al tn hsir restora,iTss exsp'.
md IA wing ts,sa in any, MAS in used hasrlas
ol so.rs, glxe 1T t..Ai placed ayselt a. tas
hsnts of tarser AMI Inc Restorative t..a applied
sad " eli rubbe ia ill the scale ali glow. This
| repeated every moEnlng. sad "A three weeks tie
/ voans appeared am grew rapidly from August
las. up 10 present ana il thics, black sad
siro1ssoF aud pes- n, . thetou h, whereas II was
before han aus ry ~hat lttt. there OF a. and
ibis little I.saPYssrtns rsF!..y SIN U.s. yopf
Restorative about twice avaek. nd shall soon have
good and psKttvt crop 81 hair. Now hsva read Ct
fnasa thirgaana no has nott-but have never seea
hitherto auv in A'eh persons hair roal
II bcne;tte ~ the hair onies. Gc of the J,
AMI il roalsy Ccc plea TO record the result CT
my e.pstieuce have receEfr-ended Your prepar,-
safe through .ae Territory he people have se~a
used will coinc d. with me IN what haze vrlt
ten .supPiY you sent as as the Wholesale agents
IF the Territory, already exhausted. and daily il
uf.ies sde Tor it. You deserve credit Ter your
dsenrer. Tor one. return you tS,nts Cor the haE9-
IL j, na. tor certainly has Ges9atret. latg.
long sgo eiisctias sach result. cor as.
Ate your fortune (sua large onel - sresdy
made. Yours. hastily. J. ", BOND,
Firm Of Bond s ge'iogg, Drugeists,
ST. Paul, n :.
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Republican nj citing.

4 meeting Of the Republicans Of r ch
rnonl and vicinity, VIII be hel in the War
ner lilding on Tuesday evening, March
18th for the purpose of forming a Repabli-
can Association, ITO maintain the union Of
states and the rights OF the states, to resist
the spread of slavery and the aggresssions
OF the slave power, ami to secure free GOV
erntnen! for free people Ali whose sem
timents accord with these declarations, are
invited TO attend. MANY REPU BLIrANs.
Richmond, March ), 1S55.
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A. C SHORTRlDGE. President.
Z. NJ. Eo3ERroS. Secretary.

toCSsfI-Bnt fe~ Of the reading public aware hov
continually etor canet advise his patrons
every subject from politics the breed OF cattle. Throash
the Whole OF duties has perpexei
than tell readers what TO take Tor when they
SICK Hitherto this has beea trial TO skill but
viii be hereafter. We have been tskin and have
seen the evidence others that have DR..
eAery PICTORIAL and Csihar,c Pills They need hut M h,
a convince the sxepticai how far they super
% 10 The other medicines have had in They have
single property the sizes ana tAa;
they curc-Ros,on Herald.
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Non SoLD, But WILL SELL!-We were too
fast. last week, in publishing that our friends,
S.rattan &, Coffin. had sold their extensive
stock of goods to Mr.. Parker-it was on
y talked about, but not definitely settled We
therefore take it all back for the present. mere
y suggesting to those who want good and
cheap goods, that there is yet an opportunity
to buy their iehole stock. and make our words
come true in future that they have really
sold OUT even if they 90 buy more. Which
they intend doing; as will be seen by refer
ring 10 our advertising columns.
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TT Whilst our hand is in taking back,
we will do the atniadIe towards our friend
Watson. for the remarks We made about the
exceedingly dark habimcnts wherewi-h he
clothed the Ambro;vpe taken Of our friend
Dr. Smith, two weeks ago; we then mani
tested rather a Fapo-aJie opinion Of this new
art, and gave what we deemed good reason.
that our old clothes would LOOK q lito wei
as good ones under it's operation. We con
fess that Change has taken place IA our
mind. after seeing the picture Of our coem-
porarv. SIueebob, OF the Broad Axe-his
clothes are in no better condition thao ours.
and the picture Joseph made for him. IS as
Large as life, an twice q nstural''--his beam
ins countenance is perfect, and his harness"
do-every rent. thread, orn-o.I- button. and
general dilapidation thereof i, clearly visible
to the naked eye. and we concluded MT to be
taken with tina. 'ma>heen until oar subscribers
had all paid up, and We Obtained an outfit
crsdiktble to them and suitable II ourSelf.-
Go to Wicson's AL pro;ire either an Ambro-
type or Daguerreofype--no mae. which
they are bo:h sufficient prooI hat Figures
wont lie ="
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New Mar OF kASsAs-Albert B. PAYNE,
copies of the new map Of Kansas, exaibi:in :
the counties. townships, location of cities.
towns, dc. and all other matters of interest to
the emigrant or settler, Inpockc. cases. 6oc;
soc in Shaat
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Valuable Farm for Sale.

s'E ariersicn-a egsrs ssr sale MS valRxhl- farm ss
f%I 70 miles due north Of Richmond es northeast o.
HssPsrs AID mile % Chester and ARIA
eAsaatas 70 tAettsn tsoii 80 81 ShiCh
cleared sBi in r.p~rthe is
f9r further ieSsrs enquire the
-ealsss. NJ Pa ~, Rieasaaa1 II. HENIET.
- eeA. las ls~
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Nr- Happy IS the man vino owes nothing

Gt HAPPY IS The man VINO owes nothing.
is sentiment Tia; every individual who deals
on the cash down principle can give hear
,y amen to. without having it to stick in his
throat. All who deal at the Naw YORK Dry
Goods Sore. are not only making money by
the operation, bat they feel particularly hap
Ply because they owe the enterprising pro-
prietor nothing after loading themselves with
his goods. Go 70 TackSon's.
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Fer t5e PALLADIUM;


= these DAYS. when desire seems to per-
~. mass OF the community for the en-
,'rmen, Of equal rights aud privileges. l
rp:ud respectfully suggest to the Councilmen
tour order loving city. whether Il is eonsft-
= .,;onal for any citizen to keep from one 10
20 % three dog. to the great annoyance Of
,h.;r neichbors depriving them of the quiet
.";orment Of Life. liberty and the pursuit OF
t.,niuess." For as sleep is absolutely neces
~. ...r % health. whatever depri,ss us OF the
liberty" to enjoy psacealty this invaluable
hl.s.ing. is an infringement, on our natural
,;ghs. and disquaiides for the pursuit OF
happiness
Vow, there are in some neighborhoods dogs,
.s., from four to FIVE or six hours. keep up (.
concert Of barking, bowling. and snar!ns. ioE
,;yhts in succession, Indeed, it seems TO be
,hsir only legitimate Occupation. Would not
.tax on these. sufficient 10 secure their reno
,., increase the peace and connfor; OF this
communi.y? No FICTION.
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acF "c9nS HAfs EsgsrArivE. W c invites
f' atSentsaa To The advertisement a., ts article in,
sae'ssr eesana su- pap-- has now hen E.ti..
nan we Fsars eefars tie public. and yet il has be-
n II N rs ea;riG-i merit s,as.IA-d .s.lce ayan .
Art al les lasts. aua the aes.cr he-4la
ss 1t new <ta-1 ~ The A-ad all rem siss Of ths
-. - tbs rss.t a. all SURPRISING, when IL T.
a1lserri taat distinguished statesmen. we'll ~
y menHers u the usfral r-asc-sica ind ed lAdi--
-n'serssn of The hi-ssst ;n.etliSen in all part
ae eountry testify shat il hss aai viii res.or, sAs
:. me head q the oald, now al asni.Gf Aod
T" ring. and all aiseass- re .-.in: ma M. ,h -
Vsssre ,hs hair. if used for toilet purposes both in
80 s:d issa falling est cay ,EAgiaasas ass Rod
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Ios.N,poar Ind J,,ua %. ISr


Ms4.rs o. J. Noon 4 Ce.--s2ents. fonr. OF i.sa
9Th ins, came duly hs1 al. Eaciosad plasse lnd
s45 il ALL II you choose you SEMI u4s
SIX aazen bottles Hair Restorat alive; think sell
H. II work al irse!es in this place. sod
six :, bottles who balls, and IL ie.shed ,he Lew
out all over his hoad. Yours respectfully.
81 II GRfDLLT
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: ,he regulars at the fort. ! am yet OF the
..;r;on that Kansas will be free STATE, but
.,rlss Congress does something. there VIII
:. .ome tightin. over il. and no mistake
BENJAMIN w. HIATT.
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On the evening Of the 28lh Of February
very large and enthusiastic meeting OF th'
Republicans of Jacksonburg. convened at the
Town Hall. and organized by elec'ing j. Swat
brd. President. and Seth Stafford. Secretary
On motion. DR.. Boyd w p. Benton and
". G. JefTries were appointed a committee on
ssolutions.
After a mos. mastery and telling speech.
from Judge o. p. Morton. followed by speech
!. from Jesse T Williams. w F. Benton and
". C. Jefries. the committee reported the fol-
loving resolutions, which were unanimously
adopted.
Rssolred, That we hereby endorse and re.
arm the resolutions adopted by the Repub-
pesn meeting of the 26th of January, 1855.
s. Centervie.
Rs,olred. That we cordially concur in the
urocsedings of the late Republican Conven-
ton at Pitsburg
Rsolued. That we deeply deplore and re-
net the unhappy state of affairs which called
Irh the Presidents late proclamation. and
.hatwe as cordially despiss the spirit of that
uslarious instrument.
Rssolved. That we heartily repudiate SO
much Of the late American Convention at
Philadelphia, "a endorses the squatter sove-
regnty Of the Nebraska swindle, and hereby
declare our unalterabe determin alton to re-
lis. the extension Of the blighting curse of
American slavery.
Rssolvea That the citizens of Kansas shall
Unprotected in the enjoyment Of their liberty
and their lives. ''peaceably if we can, forcibly
il We must"
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
J. SWAFFORD, President.
Seth STAFFORD Secretary
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Public Sale

w ILL be o1erei public venise, Friday I'll. IA
~ day Of March. -5S, the farm u the .rs!znet
miles T. Of Richmond Hils EAslrozd sa,:oa
foiossne personai
ons iwo horse r.son carriage sad farm harness pi<s
eEHsrstors. hsrys.s. Boy
sgriDg; keuseAoid ass, six
aes6 OF brsedsg rlaaI3.
log chain, articles
:
Sale 70 commence al 10 o-eIsek whea viii
-A1 '1' YLE1IxG WATSON
Feb 81 rs55 lot.
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NEss GOODS.
Ehc FIRST spr:n. stoc;. ..a. Arrived.
The New York Store

AVE received another large Of Domestic an
- Fastions6e tioois fresh from the Importers and
factnreTs aud which ili te s9i los foct-A
market America We invite. particularly, the attention
of Farmers ana ecfies 70 our Of doing business
and the advantage of trading at this slnrnt.
ls We hug Tor Cash. and ~ that large per
ceutsg- purchasers
2i WSe Tor IN. aud consequently afford take
smaller ret s-fiiy % less any house ho
sells croft This with the l1r
chasers makes barge tiereHre Of h
81 Every knows that house Sao sells
olre "a elrge theIrcash customers the Irsc.
their credit Any other Won't raia tAer hg
an Oar goods all so' uniforG, Price. THIS
hes the .criencei nay just heap the
JUICES
5,h Having resident tu -r s. Ne~ Yo-s, sho take
% all forced sales euaHIeS sell
saoi FROM - lea 9er than Ir!ces
Pcs:teue.- and Attention TO All.
Large small profits. are o- hisuess raottos.
Il. JACKSON,
Ne" YorS Sore. uasder STAR I'LL
Riclmen}. =" -. rs LETT
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DR SoRBER. is now as the Starr House, and
those who are afflicted with diseases,
chronic or acute with blindness, determines.
&c. requiring skilfal treatment. and ehirur
yical operations. are especially invited 10 loose
no time but call on him 3, once. No charge
m ade for counsel at his rooms. The Doctor
will remain in our city until mex. Monday.
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CAKLrnE. III. jane u.

have used Prof. O. J. " GODS LIAR Restorative,
and have s.mir red its wonderful effect. Ny hair
becoming Thought. penst'rteiy gray bat be ths
oil his Restorative, At Las Resumed ITS orr AL
cuior, and Ihsva no Doubt PerEaareBt.y So
SIDNEY HIEEsE.
Ex-senator Iaited states.
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nIED--Tn Fairfield. yo-s o. II. "a % reraary fa..
Ms REBsCCA MITCHELL. VIE .. James Mitchell sud
tAGgater Of ws AID s-sh Aes& formerly of this
-. on the ots Feb last, st Fort les "a PES lows,
Nrs LENA MOORE. wife Of VI Sesj More. formerly
Ne thi. city, ay-i aaoQ: . years.
MAR5IEpln the Ssh Eis- ~ Eli 5 n Hashasr. NJ
esee Tad
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y,scssxxs.Iaa June Is. ts,.1.

Poi. > = We3ps-As YOU about t. maaufAej re
AMI VEN. vcir recently diaco-ered Hair Eesoratss.
VIII state fox whoinsoovnF iG fast
have used IL, ard others WHO used IT, thai have
for several wears la the habit Of using other lair
Restor and that find yours vastly superior
any other II entirely cleanses the head froa
dandruif aud with month proper use will re,t,Ye
any per hair the original. youthful color al
texture. giving it healthy, soft and glossy apPesr
sface. all tis itloat discoloring the hands thar
.prlv H. or tAe dress on which it drops | wo.id
therefore unend its use 10 every DESTROYS If
having a fine color ana texture to hair
Ec .psttfuliy, yours, WILSON King.
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Seth STAFFORD, Secretary.
Proceedings of Wayne County Teachers
Association.

Association.
Joseph Moore was called TO the chair,
Minutes were read and adopted.
Mr.. Elyerton offered his Report on Moral
Instruction. Referred back for calculation at
. future meeting.
Prof Henkle gave an interesting accoun.
Of his recent visit TO some eminent Schools
in New York. Philadelpha. and Columbus.
and to Prof. Stoddard's schooiat Millersburg,
Penn. Adjourned till half past one. t'af
Miss. E. Cox reported on Primary Read
ing Referred back for continuance at the
next meeting.
On motion of Prof Henkle. the Teachers
shall state how many subscribers they have
sent to the Indiana School Journal. 40
copies had been sent Tor
The subject Of grammar was introduced
and different persons gave their views. after
which Jesse S. Wilson conducted an Exer-
else in Mental Arithmetic, Thomas Charles
also Reported on Written Arithmet c. Miss
N. W. Brown read her Essay ION tie
Teachers leasurs hours" Received and a
copy requested for publication. Committee
TO prepare business for the next meeting
reported and the Assoca'ion adjourned.
to meet In Richmond. in four weeks. at 10
o'clock
A. c SHORTRlDGE. President
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NOT SOLD.

EyESSRs EDFT9RS-I noticed n the list Of sales pub
IS lsei paper. that h. -o3 extensive
Dry Goods gentleman the rsTne o. Parker
which viii please rectsfs shr sane IN
Parker. P*eus Ohio. gentleman OF capital vas
and proposed IrcAsihg interest IN iAe Dry
Goods business, his return home pTtFas matters or
family attachments csuse him - decline ns 70 oar
city Will under the nsa- Of STRAIT
tan Co ana - it has ever ee-a.] ia that az form ana
frvar Being content to let etaers ~. ~
and stes ~ rely on our st=ii'ss
rEtsvors Satisfaction al customer = our
reasonable and prices. sieVnr iram our long eN
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