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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

H3loA sqaatter organ says the q friends tof
Breckinridge and the friends Of Lincolnare a.
qually anxious to defeat Douglas The friends
q Lineoln then have greatly changed since The
Lecomptop struggle IN Congress. Then Doug,
w was thelr leader Asalafs a. aanla tl.a aa,
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

II GrTA Missouri editor annouJces that tha
publication Of bis paper will bs suspended for
SIX weeks N order that ho may visit 81. Louis
with 4 load ofbear skins, hoop-poles, shingles,
bark, picked at'fish, &c. which he has taken
for subscriptions. ), a. rs.,sfteen s}o y.s.i
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or While the deluded Doaglasites are ring
ing all changes on the absurd charge that the
friends Of Breckinridge desire to elect Lincoln,
they forget that Douglas has used his influ-
ence already to elect a sepubican speaker, and
a renegade Democrat tForney) clerk Of the
House Of Representatives. hEageg b. laola gw
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,eIis ocraiic National Ex. Comm 4.

.-.It E.. .H.
The following named gentlemen compose
comnitte:
Hon. T. 7. Stevens. Of Oregon, Chairman.
Hon. r. w. johnson, OF Arkansas. 7.a5.fs
Hon, Jefferson Davis of Mississippi w
Hon. Jesse d. Bright, of Indiana. ,1a,s,ss.
Hon. Thomas b. Florence, Of Pennsylvania.
Hon. Geo w. Hughes, OF Maryland
Hon., John W. Stevenson, ,9or Kentucky
Va Hon. John r. Thompson. of New Jersey
d, Hon, a., B. Meek of Alabama ,e.ye,i,
Aug lstus SchelI, Esq, of New York. ,...
q Isaac II. Wright, Esq. Of Massachusetts,.
, Hon. Jas. G Barrett, Of Washington, ID. g.
q VIM. Finn, ESQ. of Washington. ID, Q .yai I
Walter Lennox, ESQ.,. Of Washington, D. G.
M NJ. Cluskey, Washington, D. G., Resident
Secretary.
Geo. w. Riggs, Washington, d. c., Treasu-
rer. s.a .a,Ha2 gsag ss g5a1
All communications should be addressed to
Hon. |. J. Stevens Chairman, Washington, d.
G.. Rooms Of the Committee at No. % Az st.
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From the Ohio Statesman.l
THE Democratic Banner.

.4i Ef3 & gsss& 51'--i ss #N % 5@'
Glorious banner off free, als& ei g@8i
- Ever faithful to the Right! aaa
Oh, ever let that bapner be ns,, .t4.
Radiant as the stars of night!
y Gallant hands have borne it high,
u Ever since the olden time. ftlEs $50 s.a
as e s4gg GsgsaH aassaus spo. ~ 4.A H
When beneath our Western sky ,s
Morn of freedom blessed the clime! 7s
All, how Oft we've seen it boane rs
j; Nobly in the ,heady fight NJ RI ..,.f ..,, 4r
Yielding not, though rent and torn
y Pressing onward in its might! '' '|''
a Enemies in vain assailed: aE s0r @qad
i Nearer closed each gallant rank; ga fs'.l,
.s Never rhltered--never quailed--- a. yl-z'fr-
,.- Yielding not though turned our flank! s,
~ Tn the valley---from the hill l,7ai7s'asR'as)
again the e'battle-ery; n .s'a'& e5f
40 .sa. BAD I Ei7aa3 e&t bHe sHayera adi Ia
Arming clans, from mount and vale, ,,n,, ,,,..
CLEAN IKE fires in northern Sky! 7aw af7a 3
Housed each soldier from the fray, ia Ha@sis
Al Eager battles joy TO. .knewl IS 81, 40 bya 80
All, We hear the trumpet's bray; .,.. .,.es .,.
ThrillJ each heart to music's fowl
a# sa7sft4 ~7Saf@ @A3it@ t''"t #aeH+" &C. 'Ae4K
gsJoin with us, oh patriot throngl svab Alsols
as Aid US IN each noble deed: sggf3 hs3ev Eaf
Come and help Us bear along, 3 "a ,s... u-t.,
knowledge OF true freedoms creed!
Allalone our chieftain* stands, 's7.iS@ TITS
81 Struggling indhe wild melee oV baa n0isss
9 Struggling still, with battling hands. Es grssa
Armed for death OF victory. -.
"a Voices hear Of ffeemsn waking, agsa'as J ,ausa
In the hour 9ftrial strongi--- asssE .t8sT "
Lo! the ,foemen's files are breaking,--- g,s.ft,
. Eager pour our ranks along! =,
a On. charge each wav'sing coIdmn! aosag / J
Let no coward heart be known; Te ssasl
Deal your heaviest blows upon. them: foe
Rank to rank the fight IS won! !so'''st ss' 'S'
Answer, isithis but q drcam,i ae'H< 'Ie3saHaasa
Hold to fancy eager ear? ''3Hgsjsgi5aaag as
i4a,si yhfA .gm. H leaf .aJfa araagigf asiB
Irne, prophetic, may my theme ,,.,.......,
On Noveinber's ides appear!
&8.l89 gs'E}6 G1e853sSG tNa t4 8tsE NpsH NT3NHYs
q blasted be Disunion's aim 81 sasadanB eRf
Our unitedlapd to seyer,w pa5ssi 3 aa;sigas
G. Oh, be true to Douglas .name--..s., Il .,...
True to Right and Freedom ever. - ."
-----@s .&M4al& 9saNs5M g@,o@ &teS SIIyTev veg6
a'sDougias. 9slgst,H aaavs#} R0yl VI asIsYsw
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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

= 015-A western paper, with equti wit and good
sense, has dabbed j ohm O Breckinridge, ,a"JacA,
he Giant Killer" BY the time the present
campaign eads, all who doubt the appropriate.
ness Of tho name will have their doubts quell-
ed. San .sssaM gs sa85 4sa8gaJ s8ofa&H s5iss@
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

- JrH Hon. John Bell has written letter de-
nouncing "squatter Sovereignty" What be-
comes ofths coalition III New YORK, Douglas
men9 Silence that BclI..' % aSsass as aaa :
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0ETAesfIy every Democratic paper oflNsw
Hampshireis for Breckinriage and Lanes This
State is the home Of that nobls statesman a,
Franklin Pierce "a Es&( al u kgxUfes, 4 2
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

s, y GihEELY's SYMPATHY AND ADNIRATIoN.---
The New York Tribune seems TO like Senator
Douglas IN his halfway, position, II says
,.g Senator Douglas isfghting gallant battle.
we admire his courage and energy So iar sas
his principles and policy tend in the right siirec.
ton, he has our sympathy and respect "gcs sgg
"s- Wheuisuch aprint begins to talk Of Demo
Gratis "whoso principles and policy tend in the
right direction" is il not time for The honest
Democrats 70 look very carefully 1.-THE ten
dency of these things p Largford Times. "A -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

= 0rIn Pennsylvania there are upwards 81
io0 Democratic papers lor the union tcket, and
only three Tor straight Douglas" Gn other
words, ForneyI ticket. They are the Harris
burgh Sentinel, The Doylsstown Democrat, and
the Westmoreland Republican Hs'ss@& ~ ss's'
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
Gen. w aiker Shot.

NEw ORLEANS, Sept. 2o,--The, steamer
Francisco Desaris, at Havana,, reports that
Walker and Rudler had been shot BY the Hon.
duras government. The men were allowed to
uepart uniholested. ssa.sss nassazyssyTT so,
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svUGoTt11lan. i.
-, ~ =, sCHEMlCOPATHIC = s,,,.,s gt.,.,.5
PEI Y SICIAN,; ID
Will be IN Cadiz, attbe National, flouse, Thurs,

RaltsPsHs Y SlICI-AsN ID
Will be IN Cadiz, attbe National House, Thurs,
,v day, October IL, 1860. - I.
DR. WORKMAN claims 10 be regularly ed.
~ ueated Physician, and does not wish to be-
Pet low n among those llliterate Qiacks who have
infested the country from time 10 time. Dr. w
wishes It also knowa thai he expects TO visit end
IL for some time to come, and trusts by close at.
tcntic TO business and aii honorable dealing 10
merit n share, Of patronage In chronic diseases
which he h,s made his study and Treatment for
years large Number OF cases can Reproduced
In this county who haye, been curedlby Dr. Wort.
mans ne Treatment, after doc,orng for years TO
no elect DIR. w. was a part ef his riBe, while
student OF medicine under the instrneion OF
the far-iamed i'rot. Ackley, OF Cleveland. Ohio,
also had private instructions from Prof. Kirkland
upon PhyAlcai Diagnys,s.ssai4 sd sa6i s,Eq,s3a
Extract from q tter received from former pa
lient uil my old route svhsrc Iatvrinerly lravesst
several years trust this will satisfy those who
are eincreduious, tiiatI am NOT trying 10 impose up.
On ihe htii,cied but tndeayoring wdo aa the good
can, bolhior myself and patients
wi aF3 9N@ Bs@Sefl ----7 a1f4 sf@s @BGf3a1 s&s
hsavqs1 s5sT0 tile Public. s,ss ssass -
AZ ..t,.s MsNRokyIILg, Huron county, o. ~.
December Sth, 1879 = Y
III We. the undersigned, pl1ssicians OF Monn,egiic.
ONO % hereby certify that vuf fellow citizen DR.
w. >: Wor m,aa !, is . man Of integrity, aud well
QUALIFIED ihy sician, and We feconnends hint the
favorable consideratlun 81, the communiiy and
ply scians wherever he may 90. "o''
ass7 sa5'v 2ata@aa@e I'M Cook, Nc ~. asasis
Il ....f.,ts asa %. PsEsIiss, M ID. 81 I. a.
I aS"s~'SF@J '4N"% w. S.CL4RY, M. ". @g''8
-sysa Fly2igHez taa saN BIS Ssfra, MaDaa8 81
3 RErERs ins this icouptyslto Mrs. sNiinteer. New
Athels;C Y. N, sampson, Lace,syille; a. Kent,
Nottingham J.. Kent, do; J.. Jelley Unionport,
Jsiiusenceaa,yis Kew II. sinsabaugh, Wash,ag,oa
Pa.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

GTThe National Democrat, published at
eassdpolis. Michfssn, says that there aretwelye
hondred negroes m that county, and eysry ne.
gro u ths county il aliving sermon against Re-
publcanIsm. YEsai ElfW msAl as os1llas yS4a
- ,lts,NAl1 -oaRss laalAla-aN lsae. aAa i.at
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
COUNTY TICKET.

e Pea "'''14 Probate Judge, "F ssi. ''ti"
WILLIAM REED, E<q. OF Green tp.
'tn7i7%a % 20 C2ek ofMe {Comt,, sAfH.''s ''
NATHAN WRIGHT, Of Shortcreek tp.
5'it a'i s'ss 'AH Auditor, p asi "' ''
oa LYCURGUS HEFFLING, ofCadiz. '7sF
Commissioner, -'- y.
JOHN McFADDEN, ~ Of Gadiztp.a
w 4' '.'-. County H.ti,mory, 90 ''' ''''"i
81 CHARLES CoNAWAY, Of Archer tp.
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26

Go to the election early and work until the
polls are closed. See that all Of your Demo
cratic neighbors are at the polls. Let us re-
deem Ohio from black republcanism. -
The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1860-09-26
vertigo, Extreme II angu0r d nd Ex.
saaa8fs2aS@asJ a EasaWssiOas ,asA8saFh& Eff8 W

VIII not trouble you alter using one bottle or
Baefhave's Holland Bittcrs. oTake hall Tea.
speonfnlregularIys one hour before uneals-2take
short walk before breakfast, and youe " i'll find
that al that has been, said about this remedy
istrue. Try i; II rarely iaiis to relieve, Sick
Headache,f weakness OF any kind, Acidity Of
the Stomach, or any symptom Of b dyspepsia ~
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GooToSsl
$. & II. M,EADDEN
State 'ando County Election.
PROCLAMATION,

-
s hereby madetot the qualified voters Of Harrison
IL county, Ohio, that "a general election viii Ne
held as required by law on the, s ECf}ND TUES
DAY, being the 9Th. day of OCTOBE (, a. ID.
ls6o, at the several places Of holding elections in
said county, at which time the foowing officers
ale to be chosen, to.wit: One Judge OF the Su.
pfeme Court, one Attorney GcneraL one Member
OF the Board Of Public Works, one Member of
Congress, one Probate Judge, one Clerk of tie
Court of Common Pleas one Auditor, one Com
missierer, one Director OF County lnirmary.
And the Trustees oil the sew eral Townships in
said county are reqn ired to return the following
number q jurors from their respective townships:
Shor. C'eeA ......,.... ................ -. II
Greene.I... ...... ..................... 9
UeImah. -. -.....s... .3.,.....,... 81
htHeis 81
CSuih ih......'''.... ..'.'..' ..'''.''. :. :. IA
r Afcher' ,..,.s'.t ...r >. -...-,..,..... 8
Rumtey ,.,....,..,.
a M rvhcid ....S.... ......s............. H56
Nottingham, ....,.............. s
otock 80. 49,. ..'... ...... .............
Nofth,- So. ..s....i. ......s .s..t.. -. J.
MA FIecport t......t.. ....,s.....-.....-s 3
Washington Observation-Disclosures.
Monroe. .... .......t..... .......... 6
And the Trustees Of the several I ownships are
further required to return from their respective
Townships, the list containing the names of enid
Jurors to the Clerk of the Court Of Common Pleas
OF said county. E' w."
And the said Trustees OF the SO yeral Town ships
also further required 10 return tr their re-
spectiye townships todhe Probate Judge Of said
county, the following number OF Jurors:-- vtass
81. Short Creek ek........................ IS
Greene...' ....................A is
q 5Gernan ...ss.. .....s.. .... ....s........ H.
Atnens, - .-s,,..s'.. ..s,t.',t.s.,.r... IA p
Cadiz ;! ........... "a
Archer .s.. ..... -. ...s. .sa. ..i...s. = sa9&
RuWlet ,....... ...,.-.,,....... g
Mo0reheiu IL
Nottingham -. 81. s.. 1..., ........ I'll
fSteck ~ ,rg6 "a
Free stort ~ So. ...... a... f1t
Washington ,.....,..s...t...s....., ii
trunkilM. .......L........... III
ssMunrue Il. .s ...a e.1. .s,,.. ..... u llW
six anu ten O'Clock in the morning ot said tiay aud
closed ut six O'Clock ig the sftern5ua of said dag
-. 60 a,y y ., WOopBuRNE, sheriff g.,
narrison County, Uhto.
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Democra,s orgIarrison Cownty.

Remember that the election for State and Coun :.
ty Offices comes off on next Tuesday week, Oc-
tober g.. We have an unexceptionable Ticket,
and it is the duty Of every Democrat, no diff
ference what his Presidential preferences may
be, to turn out and vote the clean Democratic
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On1lt1tetEf1l.
BY TEJEGRAPH.

i 7
Phil t'giPHtA. May 3l.-FIonr firm; snles Mt $3.50
for sWperfine Wheat firm; sales bus re.l at
$1,000 LBS; white Sl,57140. Corn quiet: sales 900
bus yellow Mt C69GS. Whisky dull at 2lG62l1s-
CISc1NNATI, May 3I.-FIour in moderate demand:
with snles Of l,1Go bbls. Mt $40 for good supertine
at IL. Good demand for pork at Sl7.Tj, and 1t
il difficult t" buy helowSIs. Bacon tending upward
sides 1o@10l&: shoulders held at 55sas. Bulk sides
cold Mt 8. for which the demand Is gOOd shoulders
are held firmly at Z. Lard wnnted NJ II. Wheat
firm and in fair demand; Si.2SCDl.35 for primo red
and white. Corn firm and IN fair demand fat IL
Oats dull at 4ll9i2. Barley and Rye unchanged
Demand for money is moderate, and the market y
pretty easy at 10@l2 exchange tho East 5c. pre-
MUM and rather dull.
BALTIMORE, May 8l.--Flour firm and advancing;
Howard s8 ST. s EI IS Wheat firm red SlsoS
SoSs3c- Provisions quiet and unchanged Whisky
steady at 991lzza22sll.
New YORK, May 3l.-FI<ur opened quiet and closed
rather easier only moderate demand for homo trade
and limited export enquiry; sales at S52n650 for
common to medium cXtrn western IS 9n16 for ship
ping brands extra L. H. o., closing dull and tending
downward. Whisky steN'lv and unchanged: sales ut
DC Wheat opened dull and closed lGq2c better for
Spring with pretty good export demand: sales Chis-
cago Spring at 81 900 .25 and Milwaukee Club at
SIPS in store. and red southern Sl.3S, and white
Kentucky Sl,50. Corn less sought after for export
and M rket heavy and easier lies GlO0O bush. Mt
from 65GnG6c to SOC Oats only in moderate request
at 400 re. Pork dull and unchanged Reef quiet;
snles Mt Sf64,50 for country prime, Sj@550 for do
mess, SS,SO91O.5o for repacked mess, and Sl1,25S
1880 for extra mess Cnt meats steady with moder-
ate demand sales 5000 for hams, ~ for shoulders.
Beef Hams dull and unchanged Bacon continues
duh and unchanged. Lard tlrnE sales Mt 1l14@1l34c
and 500 kegs ut 1255. Butter quiet and unchanged.
Cheese steady at T6lllc. Coffee-the offerings at
auction this morning comprised 1929 bags Rio: of
which 1928 were snd with good spirit, at 1870
1870; average 13IEc; 200 hugs Java brought 10 NC.
Sugar dull tut unchanged.
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HEAR WHAT THE PEOPLE SAY.

The undersigned having used Professor HIM.
PIIREYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC REMEDIES
In our families with the most satisfactory results, and
having full confidence III their genuineness, purity,
and efficacy cheerfnlly recommend them to all per-
soI:s who wis! have safe reliable and eutcacious
remedies nj hand for private domestic use.
Tie Rev. WIN Hoslner editor Of /" The Northern
Inlenen,ient," Auburn, y. Y; the Rev. Z. II. Ores
Tie Rev b. l. Ives, Chaplain Of the Auburn State
Prison; the Rev Spencer N. Rice, Rector New Bel
ford, Mass. the Rev. Allen Steele, New-f"rk Con
ference, n. r.; the Rev p s. Pratt, Dorset, VT. the
REV. JOHN T. ROBBIE Buffalo ~. G. Hart, !:sl, Utica,
SCHUYLER Colfx South-Ben Ind. the Hon George
Humphreys. n u Henry D. Cook Esl., ElitGT Of
Tie "Ohio State Journal Columbus, Ohio the lion.
Chase. Monticello Fla. the lion. Joseph Benedict,
Utica, n Y: Vim. Bristol Esq, Utica y: Y; A $.
Pond Esq Utica, n. Y; James Plu"Gett, t$i, N'sl-
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

Ny"THE ladies, and all others interest
ed, will plaese take notice that Feather
busters, Puff boxes in paper, glass, china
and silver; Port Mouutaes, new styles; But
ton boxes, useful and ornamental; Bando-
line; Stitch Pommadcs, Handkerchief Ex-
tracts, rare perfumes; Glycerine, Chmphor
and other toilet soaps, very ''rechcre;"
Hair, Nail and Tooth Brushes; Vase POM
nudes, the best hair dressings and hair
dyes, and a great variety of new and tasty
toilet articles. Also, in the housekeeping
line, such articles as English Corn Pas-
ter for corns, bunions, &C.; Franks Rat
Poison. the best thing of the kind in use;
Lyons Insect Powder to destroy ants,
reaches, &C., and the celebrated Lightning
Fly Killer, or Fly Paper. All these arti-
Giles to he had of LOGAN, LIST & Co.,
Bridge Corner, and 7. II. LooAS & Co., Al
Main Street, Druggists.
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Annual School Election.

HTNIIE ANNUAL SCHOOL ELECTION WILL BIZ
i he'll on Saturday, the ID day Of Jrne' next be-
tween tile hours of and five o'clock +. NJ. at the
places and under the superintendent Of the persons
hereinafter mined, for Coian'issinn"r for rnch n
Precincts and Trustees for eIclI School District
this county:
For Atkinson Precinct, Mt the School House in
Highland District. under tile sureriItclcre of III.
Atkinson, Samuel NrColloch and Danici HARRIS fir
one Commissioner for said Precinct and Two Trustees
for eHrl. Wells Highland, Short Creek AMI Frederick
Districts.
For jefferson Precinct, at the School House in
South Wheeling, under the suPernt of Jessr
Wheat. John UnsttIling and Vim Lille; tur nno
Commissioner tor said Precinct and two Trustees Is
each, Ohio, Caldwell and Adams districts
Fe. Washington PFscines at the School lone :"
Woods District, under the superintendent vi SdIuu
ell Carter, James M'COoch aud H. b. Armstrong; for
Commissioner for said Precinct and two TrusICea
for each, Beech Glen, Woods Wacdle RichlRnd, Full
ton, Steei,rod and Clinton Districts.
For West Liberty Precinct, at the HouRe Of
VIM. Irwin under the superintendent Of VIM B.
Curtis. Josiah Atkinson and Ham. DOn; for one
Commissioner for sHd Precinct and Two Trustees fJr
each Morgan, brady, Beck and N'htulcy Districts.
For Henry Precinct, at Philadelphia, at the House
OF Mast Martin, under the superintendent of
ono Commissioner for said Precinct aud two Trustees
for eACl Triadelphia, Martin, BUSGs, Centre, kOush
uni Really md Shepherd Districts.
For Marshall Precinct ut the School House in Far
IS District, under the superintendent OF John Far
Is, Samuel Dunlap and William Tengarlen: for ons
Commissioner for said Precinct and two Trustees for
ch Blnny, Cursor, Bell, FHri5 and NUuey's Point
Districts.
For Columbus Precinct ut the School House in Old
ham District under the superintcndence Of CrCrlton
Orr, James BrOwnlee and John Hall; for one Conn
missioner for said Precinct and two Trustees for EACH
Kimnions, Stewart. Orr and Oldham Districts.
The Trustees of the several Districts will hand over
to the Commissioner elect. the ID day of June.
their report of the condition. operations and eXpen-
of their respective Schools 1t is the intention Of
the Board to enforce the collection Of the fine of Ten
Dollars, imposed by law on Trustees for the neglect
of this duty. The Trustees also reminded that
they are required to ascertain, on the lst day of
April the population of their several Districts, and
number of Children over and under lG, and return
the to the Clerk, either personally through
the Commissioner elect.
Hanks for Financial Reports can be obtained by
the Trustees, from the Commissioner of their Pre-
cinct, or from the Clerk of the Board.
Tho Commissioners elect will meet nj the Court
House, on Monday, June 4th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
BY order of the Board. JOHN II. ST0RER,
Clerk Of the Board Of School Commissioners, o. c.
Iuy22-1Otdaw2t
Daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1859-1865, 1860-06-01

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