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The Portland daily press., 1862-08-22
LATEST BY EVENING PAPERS.

The news by the evening papers of yester-
day was meagre. A Civilian who has arrived
at Poolesville, Ind, from Richmond the 18th,
says that at Gordonsville there were not more
than six or seven regiments. A heavy force
could be seen camping and bivouacing on the
hills, stretching to the north east in the direc-
ton of Orange Court House.
The narrator stopped ten hours in Gordons-
vile, and during that time saw not less than
ten trains arrive on the Central railroad from
the south and the Charlottesville railroad from
Lynchburg-those from Richmond bringing
troops and those from Lynchburg both troops
and supplies.
He, Judging from what he saw, says that the
whole Confederate army i'm Virginia is by this
time in positions on the Virginia Central rail-
road, and that it numbers 250,000 men.
Stonewall jackson was said TO have left
Gordsonville, but none know his whereabouts.
This looks as If they contemplated a flank
movement against Gen. Pope's right, and if
so, 1t will probably be led by Jackson.
NEW YORK, August 21.
The Times letter from Fortress Monroe
dated 10th, says the army is already out of
reach Of the enemy's guns, on the peninsula,
and is already in process of embarkation for
another field ofoperation.
Gen. Porters corps performed very rapid
march to Yorktown, making the whole dis
tance of nearly thirty miles in less than one
day.
The Tribune's Fortress Monroe letter saws
Gen. Heintzleman did not accompany the ar
my on its march down the peninsula, but
struck off in another direction towards White
House, he having passed the Chickahominy
with his corps at Jones' Bridge, seven miles
above the pontoon bridge.
His exact course and whereabouts were not
known, but common remark was that he had
nfTf IN lA..I- tw.t lIA
panied by Averill's cavalry, who stampeded
body of the enemys cavalry some distance
above.
Lieut.. Jeffers of the Monitor, has been re-
lieved by Lieut. Stevens ofthe Maratanzas, and
ordered to Philadelphia as Ordnance officer
The Tribune says there is a report that Gen.
Burnside is to command the combined armies
of Mcclellan and Pope, but does not know
how well founded it is.
The Times Washington dispatch says Mr..
Stanton stated to-day that the order for draft
ing to fill up old regiments would be enforced
without fail by the first of September. The
old regiments which have not been recruited
up TO their full strength before that time, will
at once be filled by draft.
Steamer Columbia from Havana 10TH has
arrived.
The yellow fever was decreasing, but for
the past month has been very fatal.
Dates from Vera Cruz 1st and Oriziba 2Sth
have been received.
Dobaldo offered Gen. Cabos, who succeeded
Marques in command, $4,000 to turn his
troops over TO the Mexican Government, the
money to be paid out of a loan negotiated with
the representatives Of the United States.
The French steamer Grenada bombarded
Campeche, destroying several houses, but was
driven off by schooner hastily armed by the
authorities.
Adyices from Martinique report that 1000
French reinforcements for Mexico had ar
rived there. 25OO0 were expected.
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-22
FORTRESS MONROE. August %.

Steamships Vanderbilt and Baltic after lay
ing at anchor from two TO three weeks abreast
the fort, steamed up to-day and both went out
to SEE
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-22
Pursuit of GucrilIas.

Abandonment Of Fort DoncIson.
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BILL OF FARE:

O'Clock. iui2pdtf
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EEL LEGR APHIC

Rebel Retreat from Lexington.
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A Disgraceful Surrender.
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RumOred Disaster TO Gen. Pope
The Portland daily press., 1862-08-22

Gen. COrcOran in Philadelphia
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MIR. LDlToR
| am pleased to hear Of the selection
of teachers by the School Board. Mr..
Hiskey comes highly recommended by
Prot. kissell of Davenport. This is all
We can desire, for PROF., K. would not rec.
ommeud man unless he knew him 70 be
the man for the place
Mr.. NJ. p. Smith, WIN is to take charge
Of the Grammar School, has been person
ally known to me for four or Ave years
He is thorough scholar and an expert
enced teacher, and one whom can cheer.
fully recommend to the citizens Of Upton.
The Lady Teachers that have been
elected are we'll known in this community
and need no common cation. As far as
have heard, their election gives universal
satisfaction.
If the friends Of education will rally
to the supper. If these teachers, aud Co
operate with them IN thrlr efforts 10 TRAIN
the young, have no doubt Ct the future
success Of our school.
Mr. Nestlerodc, by grading the school,
has placed it on proper basis. Expert
encc has proven that one teacher can
teach fifty pupils Of the same grade of
advancement, and do it better, than he
can teach thirty pupils Of different grades
Of scholarship. The present teachers,
therefore, have only to build up on the
foundation already laid, with, perhaps,
some notifications, and the school will be
more efficient aud successful than it ever
has been. :. n f.
! Upton, April jth
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Best Sewing Machines in the
World for either Family or
Manufacturing Purposes.
A nd all we ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS!

And all we ask is fair trial. Read the following
IMPORTANT FACTS!
FACT No. l.-This Company being duly licensed,
their Machines are protected against in
Judgements or litigation.
FACT No. 2--These Machines make the lock-
stitch--alike on both siaes-and use little
less than half as much thread and silk us the
chain or loopstitch machines.
FACT No 3-Thcse Machines are better adapted
than any other sewing machines in the mar.
ketto the frequent changes and almost end
less variety o. sewihg required in family.
They will St " from one to twenty thicknes-
SEES Of Marsellles without stopping, and make
every stitch perfect. They will even sew
from the finest gauze to the heaviest cloth,
and even stout, hard leather, without chang
ing the feed, needle, or tension, or making
any adjustment of machine whatever Is not
such q machine best adapted to family use ?
and if BEST adapted to family use, why not
for every variety Of light sewing manufac.
lure? For work too heavy for our Family
Machine, we recommend our larger sizes
FACT No. 4-Thcse Machines make the most
elastic seam of any sewing machine in use
"A fact OF very great importance in sewing
elastic goods or goods Of any kind, on bias.
FACT No. NO Machine is more durable or
more simple in its construction. or more
easily understood. The reputation Of these
machines wherever used will fully demon
strate each of the above FACTS.
l
Premium at the Franklin Institute, Phila.
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FACT No. These Machines took the Highest
Premium at the New Jersey State Fair.
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FACT No 9-rhesc Machines took both the III Oh.
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NY.
FACT No. l0-These Machines can do the SAME
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one FACT more--it Is the most important
Fact of ALL
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as,- Send for a circular. Agents Wanted.
Address.
rinhle Lyon Sewing Nj chine 90.
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GON - - -
CHICAGO, IOWA Il NEBRASKA AND
CEDAR RAPIDS Il MISSOURI
RIVER RAILROADS..

an and after Monday, Jan. sth. lsG2. and until
further notice, trains will run as follows.
WESTWARD Mail. Accommodation
Leave Chicago, ll.55P
Clinton 800 Am; 1000 AN.
Arrive at Onion Grove 1885 '' l.35 ?. NJ.
Cedar Rapids 1880 I'm; i.3o
Otter Creek $3.50 "
EASTWARD
Leave Otter Greek . 30 An;
Cedar Rapids l245 I'm; 500 4. ".
Onion Grove 245 l045
Arrive at Clinton $50 500 +. II.
Chicago 4.45 An.
CONNECTS
AtDcWitt with stages for Davenport Maquoke
"a. At Wheatiand with stages for TorCnto,-
onion Grove with stages for Upton. At Lisbon
with stages for Anamosa. At Cedar Rapids
with stages for
Marion, Vinton, Waterloo, Cedar Falls,
Al Otter Greek 9th stages for Fit. Dodge
Toledo, ~ Desno'nes, Council Bluffs,
iSiour City.
FREIGHT TRAINS LEAVE DAILY.
The shortest, cheapest, and most expeditions
ioute between Chicago and Central Iowa ~ oe-
only 1875 miles from Chicago to the Mississ
w River, and thence directly into the Inferior
CHI. BODFISH. Superintendent
Nv. HAN, General TT b Pass Agent
"'son, Iowa, Jan 7, 1882.
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THE WATCH CAsE.--The celebrated
"watch CASE has been twice tried before
Arbitrators within the last two weeks,
and VIC understand there is fair p-oba-
bility Of the third one soon. The ru-
that GooDsELL has had a "hand" in it
aud, also, a rumor that the Plaintiff $
Attorney is going to commence suit
against his client for Ten Thousand
Damages
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PROMOTED. We are glad to learn that
l.. d. INGERsoLL, Esq, from this State,
who has for some time held Clerkship
in tho U. S. Treasury Department, has
been promoted for merit, to more valu,
able position in the Department. Secre-
tary CHASE made the change of his own
motion. after an examination Of Mr.. In
GERsoLL's monthly report. State Reg
Good for Link" We like to see such
as he promoted, for he is one Of that kind
that, in prosperity, remembers his old
home and friends.
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Upton. March -, 1862.
EXECUTORS SALE.

DCBLIC Notice is hereby given that the under.
L signed as Executor of the Estate Of r. :
Anterior, deceased, late of Cedar County Iowa
by virtue Of the authority conferred upon me AT
a regular session of the County Court Of Cedar
County Iowa, held on the 18Th day of July 1851
whercat was empowered 70 seilethar At private
or public sale, certain ( the lands Of the said
Estate, will on the 10th day o! May. !>G?. at the
late residence Of said r. :. Atherton. deceased,
in Massilon township of said county offer for sale
NJ public auction to the ighest bidder, the FOL.
lowing lands. to.wit
The west hulf OF the .uu'hwes, quarter Of sec.
ton No. nineteen 49, township eighty two go
Of range No. one i west, being 80 acres.
said sale Will commence at II O'Clock, NJ. u
said day, and terms of sale will then lie made
known.
The Land IS good prairie land. and good title
VIII bc given. ". ID. JOHNSON,
Ext # K. :. AIllERTQN
pIArr ( SrIcER, Att'ys
Narc !. 76, 'G2. Nv
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n1s~Orlcrs Eaye been sent from Wash

r-4s~Orlcrs have been sent from Wash
in=toH to make ready the camps of rem
devious in Wisconsin, for the arrival of
prisoners. That's whore the Island No.
10 fellows arc going to--when they get
them.
Ray The people of Accomac and North
ampton counties, Va, or what is called
the "Eastcrn shorc,' have voted, by a
large majority, in favor of bein. joined
to Maryland.
NJ. Cordier has just completed, for
the Empress Eugene, two full length stat
ues of Arab women, for holding lights.
The draparies are in onyx. the naked
parts in oxydized silver, and the orna-
ments II enames and rrccions stones
There will be eighteen hundred per
formers engaged in the Inauguration mu-
sic at the opening Of the great exhibition
The Poet Laureate is engaged on an ode
for the opening ceremonies, in which he
will commemorate the virtues Of Prince
Albert.
The loss sustained by Government,
caused by the destruction of the Congress
and Cum berand, cannot be muck less
than one and half million Of dollars
-parson Brownlow said, in Cincin-
natl, that he was glad Fremont was going
into East Tennessee. Fremont was bis
sort OF man, and he would 60 with him
and superintend the hanging. The Par
sou is a stakeholder, but he has seen
enough of the infamy and horror Of Sc
cession, not to be particular about the
means employed to wipe it out.
1t is highly appropriate that Valan
digham, the man who joined Breckin-
ridge in attempting to rouse the seces-
sionists Of Baltimore, who was hooted out
of the camps Of regiments from his own
State as a traitor, who has rebel camps
named after him, who is eulogized by
rebel journals as the most steadfas: Of
their Northern friends, should be selected
to report resolutions calling for resusci-
tation of tho Den ocratic party, under
present circumstance
QUERIES Hollin's ram hydraulic
ram or one Of the other kind? Is itany
reason why we should think it is South
Down because it is down South ? Are
the horns it is said to have, as crooked a,
rams horns usually are? Are the pelts
which it gets on it's back from our cannon
like those commonly worn BY sheep p
Answers requested.-Dubuq"e Times
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.SUEuiFF SHE

DI virtGe Of Al, exec uton to me directed is.
ID sued from the office Of the cI1sH # the Dis.
hiC: Court, in and for the county OF Cedar and
State OF Iowa. in favor o: VIM. Baker. and ayainst
John Fuiwidrr snd ) Is. II, FuIwJcy, ! have lev.
led upon :he :Oh"Ninl property the property
Of the said John Fulwder and Jas II. Fulwider,
tu-wt:
The north Lulf u tie northwest fourth .: gee.
ton thirty-:hree (33) in township eighty 1907
north of range two ,, west of the fifth y m
And shall offer the same for sale at public uut.
cry AT the court house door in the town Of Tin
ton. in said county, Oh Monday the 2lst day Of
April, A. y. 1852, at IL o'clock a. III. of said
day, to satisfy said exec uton and costs at may
accrue thereon
Dated this cath day Of March, \. =. 1862
DAVID pLATNER
SAtriGut Cedar county Iowa
Per :. v. RATHBrS, Deputy. (pr fee $500
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sA-The weather is anything but pleas
ant, and farmers are beginning to feel
that "seed time" if it comes at all, will
be short. On Monday night last, it rain.
ed and froze, so that the trees were COW
cred, nearly half an inch thick with ice
The ice did not all melt of the next day.
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From the State Register.

Vt the battle of Fort Doneson, phi
vate III the Second Regiment, named
Stephen Spellctich, distinguished him
self 10y bravery such az is rarely exhibit
ed on the battlefield He was a member
of Capt. Slaymaker's company from Day
export, and when that brave officer fell,
Spc!lct'ch immediately resolved to have
the fullest revenge upon the pro slavery
murderers. Throwing off his coat aud
knapsack, he mounted the entrench-
ments, and taking deliberate aim picked
off his man at every fire, cooly remark,
ing as each rebc would tull--''Kill my
Captain, will you ~ When he had ex-
hausted his own amnIunition, he made a
rush with his bayonet upon the foe,
wrested rife and ammunition from q
rebel, and returned to his comrades with.
out a scratch. As partial reward for
such determined courage, Senator j B.
Leake, Of Scott county, addressed let
ter to Majer General llsIleck, asking tha,
the rifle might be presented to the gal
liant soldier who captured it. General
nai!eck promptly Fespondcu as lo'o".:
HEAD QCAnTERs DIT OF THE MISSISSIPPI.
-. Louis, March 10Th ls62.
Hos, J. B. LEAxE:
SIR-Your letter Of the lith inst, in
regard t. the heroic conduct Of private
Stcphcn SpcIIotich, a, Fort Done!son, is
just received will end"aver to have
the ride he captured selected out, and
presented to him, if so authorized by the
Secretary Of War | shall forward to
him Your letter with the request that the
authority be granted.
II. w HALLECK, MAJ Gen.
p. s. respectfully recommend, that
the Governor commission young Spellc
itch to any vacancy in his regiment.
II. W. II.
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EQN = - go ..ysss:.
Mississippi and Missouri r. =.

ON and after Monday, Nov. 18th, 1861. aud
~ until further notice, trains will run as fol-
lows:
Leave wilton for Davenport 4 Chi
cage at 2.55 P. NJ
Leave Wilton for Marengo and
Washington. 1900 NJ
Leave Wilton for Muse atine, 400 NJ. 800 I'M
Arrive at Wilton from Davenport
and Chicago. ll.50 A. N.
Arrive At Wilton from Muscatine
at ll.a5A ~. ? IS r. NJ
Arrive At Wilton from Iowa City,
at 2ah T. NJ
Passengers going west make direct connec-
tons with the Western Stage Co.'S stages for all
points west.
Passenger going east make direct connections
1t Rock Island it'll the Chicago and Rock island
r. r. trains for all points east, south and north.
Also with the Galena Dubuque and St. Paul pack
cts at Davenport
All trains running East connect directly at
Chicago, with all trains over all the roads East
and South.
Passengers are reminded of the necessity Of
giving distinct directions rs to the destination
OF their baggage. Also to procure tickets before
taking their seats in the cars
J.F. TRACY. supt
A. KIMBALL. Assistant supt.
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nsy- The Baltimore Erpress comes on

nag- The Baltimore Express comes out
in favor Of emancipation in Maryland -
The measure will soon become popular in
that State. The Presidents compensated
eman cipation recommendation will ssimu-
late tho cause Of freedom in tho border
slave States. While some do not now ap.
prove it, after taking the "sober second
thought," we believe but few win be
found to disspprovs it
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~ .Show US Newspaper rhose columns are at
all times cro.cded rith ner Aapertisements, and ue
,ciii shoe you community alive 10Th business and
enterprise. The age is moving one. A ma" that
stands in these"iatter days" will y: short ttm., ni
himself behind his competitors. -Ez
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Gipton A0btttisl

III MArHER & ABBOTT, Of New York, are author
ICED rec Give Advertisements for the ADVERTISER
UPS. IL. SCGIvEN, y4dr ertising Agent. GO Dear
bora street, Chicago, authorized to rsesirs 9dcse
tisemssfs Jo- sAis aad Oh the leading papers Of the
North West.
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Upton UNION SCHOOL The Spring
term of this school will commence Mon
day, April II, 1862, at 8 o'clock, A. NJ.
All that expect to attend school are
requested to be present the FIRST day Of
the term.
By order of the Board.
ERWIN NJ HUBER, Secy.
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ANTONIO, the barber. having "rcturn-
ed from the war; will reopen lis barber
shop, at the cid stand, next door to the
Aldrich House, to morrow morning. The
unshaved can now have their faces put in
presentable shape once more.
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GILMORE, has left for the East to fill
up his assortment Of cloths aud clothing.
The male portion Of community must be
clothed and Gilmore is prepared to do
that very thing, on short notice and in
good style.
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b. The Cedar river has been con a
high during the past week. The water
was so high west of Hon. X. Covers
that it could not be forded; and we learn
that mile and half of tho railroad
track between Bertram and Cedar Rapids
was under water so that the trains could
not pass.
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p0- On the I'd inst, the Speaker Of
the House being absent, through illness,
Hon. j. II. Rothrock was elected Speak.
er pro tenn.
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FRIEND & CULBERTsoN have received
n fine assortment Of goods AZ they are
the only merchants in the place who have
got new goods, the people will know
where to 20 for good assortment. They
are determined to keep up their assert
mcnt, let the times be .. bad as they
NAV
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DIED-Thos. W. Harrass, one Of the
first settlers Of the county, died Of con.
sumption on Monday the 9TH inst He
was sick long time.
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4. DAVIS,
LUMBER DEALER,
ONION GROVE, IOWA.

ONION CKOVE, IOWA.
The farming community, dealers in
Lumber, persons dcsirin: fencing o.
building materials Of every description.
are invited to visi, the Lumber Yard Of
4. Dacis, Of Onion Grove, who has on
hand, and is constantly receiving q large
assortment f
M''y|'s, Ln'h, Fencing, Flooring,
Siding, Bar" Boards. and all
ki"ds Of Framing Material,
and is absolutely SELLING the sane ss
LOWER FIGURES than they can b
purchased a. he boosted Muscstipe Lum-
Der yards. n30
aea TIE BEST OF COAL Al.
WAYS OK HAND. A.D,
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TEMPERANCE ALLIANCE.-The meet
ing appointed for Monday evening last
at the Congregational church, was post
poned, on accoun: Of the weather, 70 mex,
Monday evening, at the same place ; cx-
crcises to commence at :! o'clock e.
" Seats free"
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W. S. & NJ. CHILDs, have gone East
after new stock Of groceries, etc. Look
out for good bargains and lots of them
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christmas or New Years Present
WHEELER L. WILSON'S
SEWING MACHINE

A valuable aud sppropriate testimonial %
FATHER to bis DAUGHTER;
SON ibis MOTHERS
UISRAND IN his WIFE3 or
BROTHER to his SISTER,
This CIT is profitable and avilable
lifetime
1t is equal to ten seamstresses.
An Annual Dividend ofl00 to 500 FER
csn,. ION it's cost may be obtained IN
use-by its possessor.
n. HAMMOND. gent
,s,mI for Upton, snd vicipit'.
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NOTICE


10 INC AK FH!eIsOI NeuHT NUWhtys IOWH.
VOU are hereby notified that the General AZ
l. sembly o: the State Of Iowa, have at their
present session. passed Law Ievying 8 Tax
Called the Federal Tan Of Two Mills on each
dollars valuation, as the same appears on th t
Tax Lists Of 1861. aud requiring the anne to be
paid into the County treasury Of each County.
by the last day Of May. ioG2. Section "i san
act provides that the Tax imposed ~ Ghl, Law.
shall draw interest at the same ra'" as olhrr
Taxes, from and after .he frat day at June leo1
You will please act accordingly a. | ain re- dy
t. receive the same At any time.
i. ?. lEGMAN, Treas.
&c ar Co, lows.
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mn- There have been several mad hogs
and one or two mad cows and calves in
town during the past week They were
bitten by the dog that attacked Mr.. MI
Ter and Mr. Lett, short time since
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rA- Lieut.. Hammond left Tuesday
last with several recruits for keCkuk, to
join the 18th regiment.
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We are requested by the Secretary Of
the Board of Education to state that the
respective Board of Directors of school
districts will hold their regular meeting
on the .tir" S"'ur2oy 4tier tie first -Non-
day IN AprH, as heretofore The frs:
Saturday after the first Monday, for the
presen: year, will be the 18th day Of
April. The law changing the time of
meeting does not take effect until the 10th
day Of May STATE ReyiStPr.