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Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06
Cheap Patriotism.

The "elect" residents of the interes-
ting township of Tallmadge are the most
patriotic people in the United States,
when patriotism costs nothing. On Mon
day evening -four members of the 2ud
Ohio Cavalry, on the way to their homes
in Medina and Lorain COUNTIES. stopped
at Tallmadge to spent the night. The
soldiers had been with their company du.
ring the long and arduous chase after
Morgan, and were returning home upon a
short furlough, almost prostrated by fa-
tigue and exhaustion, The Talmadge
patriots not only obliged these men to
pay for their meals and lodging, but, ac-
cording to the soldiers representations,
charged them an exorbitant price. Any
other town, less poy.triotic than Tall
madge, would have scorned to charge
them anything Akron Democrat.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06
THE GOOD TIME HAS COME AT
LAST.

A NEW ENGLAND ABOLITION SONG,
All; the good time has come at last!
New England rules the nation;
And now we've got you "hoosiers" last
In spite of all creation.
For thirty years we've labored hard
For tariff and protection,
And now we dare you to retard,
BY setting up objection.
Protection is tho very thing
To crafty our wishes
1t brings us riches like king,
And gold and silver dishes.
Ii makes us loye you Western folks
With very kind regard
For now we sell you calico
At fifty cents yard.
Once You had gold and silver, too,
Flying round like rockets;
But soon we made you send it through,
To jingle in our pockets.
While we've got plenty of"chink,"
1t surely looks quite funny,
To see you Western Hoosier folks
Use paste board for your money.
The Union, Constitution Law,
Did we not loud insist,
Until we got you lloosier boys
Most bravely to enlist.
And now we've got you in the ranks,
We cannot help but "snigger,"
To think that we can make you fight
To help us FREQ the niger.
Now we've got all the offices
And all the contracts too
This makes glorious time for us,
Tho rather hard for you.
For we've got Yankees just enough,
Scattered through the West,
To fill the Federal offices,
And feather well their nest.
In two years more Well make enough
To satisfy our pride,
And then Wen say to one and all,
Just "let the Union slide"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06

An old politician aud wit. attending a
convention in Philadelphia, visited a
church and took seat in pew, The
owner came in and looked at the occupant
several times, then took out card, drew
a pencil aud wrote, This is my pew,
sir. and tossed the card to his guest
He picked il up. and Immediately wrote
on It, ut 10 very good one. What
rent do you pay" and tossed it back.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06

THosE in the woods at this season liza.
Bile to be poisoned by our native ivy. may
be glad to learn cure for it. Plunge
the part affected in hot water-as hot as
can be borne-holding it there some time.
The unpleasant itching and burning SEN
sation will be removed and two or three
applications are sure cure.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06

The following, written by one who
knows, shows considerable appreciation
of human nature; "Men never so entire
ly worship women as when they are sur
rounded by the wondrous folds of deli
cate, semi transparent muslin Dress
They may respect them in calico. they
may admire them in velvet, but they love
them in muslin"
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06

WHEN Hindoo priest is about to bap-
tise an infant he utters the following
beautiful sentiment! Little baby. thou
enterest the world weeping while all
around thee smile; contrive so to live that
you may depart in smiles while all around
you weep.f
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06

They have what the papers call an
excellent substitute for tea in Tioga
county, Pa, so like real China that mer-
chants mix it with their imported kinds,
and have no fault found. 1t is used 10y
itself without detection, and strangers
who drink it have no suspicion that it is
not the genuine Hong,
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06

There is no place like home." says
the poet. Right unless it's the home Of
the young woman you're after, This is,
OF course. an exception. Future poets
will please to noteit.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06

WAR under the sun can be the cause
of that bell ringing at this time of the
day." said young Sam to his friend, as
they approached country town. "If 1
were to express an opinion on the subject
/ should say it is my deliberate convic-
tion that somebody is pulling the rope!"
returned Frank solemnly.
Holmes County farmer. [volume] (Millersburg, Ohio) 1857-1926, 1863-08-06

IF pair of oxen stand up against each
other in walking, it is sign they are
not we'll matched. When lovers do 50,
il is sign they want 10 be,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
A Copperhcnd Peace Meeting Oh Long
Isluud.
sIs.poudeuee Of Tho n. i.1nbuns.

Correspondence Of The n. \. 1Iibuns.
KIyEKHKAp, L. l., July !. 1863
Our usually quiet bttlo village was yesterday in
y.ded by host OF armed who under the gu.e of
Peace Democrats TO hold Conyeuton hoe. .sy armed
men, not because saw baYonc,, ,vod. bu, because
e,., Of the principal 'posIcr inmIiel thA, hs had
revolver in h, pocket ready FOX resistance attempt
ed aes aud others made Of expression, ntimAtlng
preparation io II not alton Of such Ouo Dgu
the editor Of Peace journ. puLi.hod your city be
announced the close tho meeting especially distinguished
himself by the vIuienco Of hi. languages aud perbap,
iepes, few Of hs srprs.on' show what right
claim to be especial lover Of pescc lie abhorred he
said dehrd and oui.ed the Adminualion Aud ..ked no
eonency rom II lie would stain hs hand, In hts
brothers. blood 10 ak any favor from such assassin AID
thief Abe Lincoln Aud hc In another connection called
the President dd old fool" lie declared that II P.o.
so,t Mn,a into Bergen County New Jsrsey
he would need ss many lives ca aud 5s.ket OF dupA
Gale heads lie .sid that NewJerscy would have war.
howlLs Democrats IN her bofdefs Abo Lincoln aud tho
doV wanted thom. lie THANKED God that we could not
conquer the south aud he considered this just the time
to make peace, when We were going TO so licked most
tLundsngy The only quarrel he had with Rebels wa.
their going on uDgsanty leaving at the mercy tho
bloody sooundres Of the Administration. He could be
arrested when awaks would take army Of seven ncn to
him. for. .si he have got OF you fellows Ia
my plcet aoro aud am willing to die IA defense Of liberty
particularly II seud into ocInty buloo Lne teyon
traitors aud ,coundTe" And ha would engage load hat
against any force Nj Lincoln could this county
Tue " Peace amy" was being niarshaigd iapily
will not attempt to give you tho Language Of other speak
1hoy all bfeahsd tho spirit, aud tho violeut
aud aggressive sentiments received with the greatest
ppau.. Your readers judge for hen.rve.
those Peace DEMOCRATS really ind lowy
would Indicate, whether they wolves shuofs
clothing ready 10 Ny TO support Of oason upon tho
ii h,sufhaca Of .uccr..
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Naval.

DEPARTURE OF THE WON-CLAD ROANOKE.
Tie United States iron-cad irgate Roanoke left
the Brooklyn navy-yard yesterday, having on board
full complement Of officers, sailors aud marines.
and being provided with all the nece-sares for nc
tive service of hostile character. Hundreds Of peo-
pie assembled on the wbarves to witness her depart
ure and she proceeded down the harbor, tie pas.
sengers Of different vessels plying to and fro cheered
her lusty. Her engines were put in motion nj the
yard, aud drove her down the bay in n very satis-
factory manner. No! rope-yarn parted during the
trip, and when of the battery, the huge bull wus
stopped AS easily If IL had been Oniy IL hundred
tuns burden. Tie officers Of the navy yard aud OF
the station generally assembled TO the yessel
of. She il under orders 10 20 TO Hampton Roads
for orders, her subsequent destination beng mys
terry at present. The Roanoke was one o; the i've
steam frgaes built In 1850, consisting of tho Niagi-
ia, Wabhsh, Minnesota, Colorado and Roanoke. As
ehe standr, she IN the dcurest ship iu the navy.
Her trst cost was $JOOOU and after a few
months service us fiag nap O tho home squadron
size was repaired ut cost OF $500, 900. Sone time
subsequently after little service, sbe came again
to New-Iork, aud was put III good shape more,
al cost OF about So 600. Her last service was 10
bringing the JapaneHs from Aspinwall. It was
found after her oyera in Hampton Roads that it
would require about 100000 to pat Der ia proper
tim again. As go much outlay was required, what.
ever was done with her, II Was deemed the better
plan by the naval authorities TO mail her, and thus
make her one OF the most formidable vcssels of our
navy. She accordingly put IN the dry dock and
alterations commenced OH her. ller Lulwarks were
cut down almost 10 the waters edge. Her tmOers
Bnd iastenlpgs were found ~ good cond tion .,s
when she Was built, and after tightening her ul-
hull much possible she was both strong
aud buOyant enough 10 carry with the vast
weight Oi iron which has been placed upon her iur
plates are two feet wide, ana tho thick ess OF the
whole arInor averages about four aud half inches
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
CONFIsCATI0N OF PATRIOT ESTATES
DESPOTISM TRIUMPHANT.
SAN Fx.xcIsco. Tuesday, June 30, 1863.

SANFR.NcIsco Tuesday, June 80, 1853
ratss from the City OF Mexico from the 5Oth Of
Nav to the 9th of June are received. The news Is
Of the highest importance.
President .Juarez and his Cabinet had concluded
70 eyacuate the City of Mexico, believing that the
mo-, elfectua resistance TO the French army could
be made oatsi6e of tue walls.
On the 3lst Of MAY the Government moved to San
Luis de Potos taking all the movable firearms and
munitions Of war along.
They also took with them two millions of dollars
from the Treasury.
The force that garrisoned the City of Mexico,
said 10 number over 20 900 men, was withdrawn to
the Cuernavaca Plaza aud to intermediate points
around the city for the purpose Of carrying on gucr-
rillG warfare.
On June ! a meeting was held in the city, at
which the principal leaders of the Church party
were present. They sent 3 commission to Gen.
FoIey To offer their allegiance TO the Emperor Louis
Napoleon.
On June s, the Freuch division under Gen.
Bazaine occupied the main entrance TO the city, and
afforded the Church party protection against the
excited populace.
TIE whole French army was expected 10 occupy
the Capital on the s,h of June.
Three newspapers had been established, favorng
the policy Of the French.
One OF these papers states that the occupation Of
the City Of Mexico settles with absolute certainty,
that It il necessary to extrpa,e by root the demo
cratic element, aud no longer need there be even a
cream Of popular sovereignty.
Gen. Forcy had issued decree coDfscating the
property Of all parties who have been or are in
arms agarrst the French.
This news is derived from letters received here
from } g Mexican officials.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Local Military Matters.
THIRTY NEW nEciuESrs.

Gen. Sanford will meet Gen. Sprsgue this morn
ing confer With him IN relation To tue order lron
Gov. seymour calling upon inspeotor Oru miller ofa1r
immediately thnJ regiments IN this city eBd BIookly
These Ie,n.nts to be oTod ~ artillery well ~.
anTy practice with tho view OF placing them In iouh.
Gallons
C0L. coHKLIsG's HEGINENT.
Co' Conklrg has made greet progress with h. esueui
aud poets be able with about 800 Friday
evening next.
THE PAYMAsTERs AT WORK.
Tie Wilson Zortyes being poil ed u sf Compsnes
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
The Retreaf from Winchester--Ets Lesson

To ute Editor n The NJ T. Tribune
SIg: Tie defeat ut Winchester s one that 1t
would have been easy TO avoid; one !hat had fore
seen for the past ten months; and Quo for which
there is no excuse. Sill desire not to comment OH
its circumstances but rather 70 make il the text or
general discussion.
Since have been IN this country bave seen,
unfortunately, TOO many defeats and disasters con-
cealed under the p0mpOus names OF "changes Of
base or successful retreats" Some have gone ~
far as 10 consider the latter " mastery"
The result is always tie same; the loss # the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
ANOTHER Sv,c,pr-Y,sterInv, Coroner vii.


ASorHER SUicIDE.-Yesterday, Coroner Will
dey h.ld uqucst the body OF Ms Waker at No 69s
Bfo.aws the Lotto Te,dence OF deceased who Committed
cido Tuesday evening about .. o'clocA MIS- Walker
the wife OF Lieut. James H. Walker OF the 10Th Regiment
~ y. = ". lately returned Om tue shc ABOUT 70
of lg she msred In 1859 since which time she
nad tho mother oft~p Children within lew years
been mach addicted to hts sadness sni cnoly
which wiki the uukud conduct OF ecqnsnanos OF tho
anuy brought about separaon OF Mr. WsiAeI aud lis
wife Since mat ,mr Ms aker has been nmatc OF the
lunatic A.yu sh- hss been nur.e Ia of the
May hospitals guc Attey tho house Keeper Of r"sprc
sbr picib ia Broadway which position she occupied 1t
time shc committed sucido. Az effort being ado
b .cuuOu bctN deceased snd her husband
Aouuay they walked together. when she became
ACTED aud displcaed owing 10 Nj W. having rrcog
IlLtd lsfaO Lc tuot Ou Tuesday ,nU
30 leave tins e spoke ~ tie most desponGug
tonu ItaNo 10 her circumstance At the tc stated
rang hu ptrof be snd when tho domestic responded che
found Mrs NakeI tandns tho ldGle o the loOl with
,VnaiLn. u4d which Mrs W ,sw the
hr swallow od, unl died Ia low inmates nrE
lat "a oupi to Og her tvs ehdrru. IL sub.
cseLuy ctsinea nAt tno deceased d nall
# esscnal oii OF Outer onds ruo.h ki
oo4n prisons tGu Juy IendoIed yerdci ia a.cofdaGee
VITA tlic circumstances.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

PARADE AND DRILL OF CADErs.-Ihe Cosmo'
poli.sn Institute Cadets from the Military Academy al new
Hsmburgb as will be by advertisement will sr'5e IN
this city tomorrow aud will march through several of our
shfas the City Hail. where they VIII DO reviewed
by the Mayor and Common Council aud 90 through ns"
drill They will hsn march t9 Union Square where 'ney
will parade In the evening they will give an exhibition Of
their drill at the Armory Of the 7th Regiment
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

SMTEESIn WARD REPUBLIcASs.-A special
election io he purpose Of hug saoancc. IL tho RcpI5l
eau Central ComH.rs, wa held at tho Republican Head
quarters IA tho Sixteenth Nasd Tuesd,y evoling Jstn
ut when thr following gentlemen elected without OPP
position viz David H. Jnques, rsq delegate TO the Rrpub
iican Contsh Committee and Messrs II. c. ratkc Pail
p jordan, ana ). L. LsPpin, to the Young Mems Ropab
Committee
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

GRAMMAR ScHooL No. II REcEPTros.-The
Female Department Of Grammar School No. H. Seventeenth
strs-t, ner Eighth avenue, will bold reception 'ne
Scbo9l at 10 O'Clock this morning : .iE2A Ms.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
CITY ITEH

FALSE RUmoR.-The report 'l'ated among the
merchants that Secretary Chase would be In town on the let
of July without foundation On Monday, Mr. Cisco
received letter from Mr. Chase stating that he should
leave Washington for the present. - -.- y. ~,
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
IAdycIt,,emeut.l
lfA.rA. al "a,

THE Fossil MAN. .n-LruNOLOGY.--ii -iiu-
man Ous4. The ffeAdani,c Man. A.eoA ol .Dv O.d
~ OF q. puslily u Man. Ado Lazy FHrsicANs. Pho
nn6tafhy J.. tue Aruy-roe Co,us aud 900, ho.ls-Io
C,uts pJndon,-hsA fhd Low rofeheGds knd'cts Z slh
n.ct-N ci-DtlAgccd ueaa,-issnils kegrur4-td Make
tue Hti 6tow tue fHhRNOtoGiCsL JoUR>,J4 for Ju.y.
l'c = - year. FoNLEh y WELLS, y. \.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-At the mon'hfy ''''''
ing to.dsy sction will probably % 'aA'n ~ ~
lection Of commerce against prvateen = 80 80
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

A FRrESDLY WARsISG TO CIIizrss.-On Tues
day morning information gvea to Poyos!Mar'ha FAN
Commissioner Lamont and Surgeon Powell composing the
Board Of Enrolment In tho Sixth Congressional District that
doctor residing In that district formerly one Of the surgeons
under Gen. Anhon last year. engaged In issuing printed
circular. notices. of which the following 10 scopy. (om'
sing the name Of tho doctor to various persons about the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
Goa, lsai.cd to SD Tnn in BOSTON.

Bosto>, Wednesday, July 1903
The coal dealers OF tmt city have advanced tHe
price Of anthracite coal TO Si2 pe tun.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
THE CAPT. AL EVACUATED.
lnglerlOuS + .etreat Of the National Army.
Submis sion of tho Church Party to
Napoleon.
TIE FRENCH ARMY TO OCCUPY THE CITY.
POLICY OF TIE INVADERS.

DEMOCRACY TO BE CRUSHED OUT.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
II o s L Il L L Il II 8
CELEBRATED

CELEBRATED
s r O NJ a c. H T Il L r s.
Agsins, the vsooD foul prepare.
That fsver.sint the heavy sir.
Drink unnniX cd the water found
In prsirie, woods, or msuhy groaud
II ssdenaSy toll you ply,
Mature YOU nust afriit-oy die
For when dsbsned from exercise
For artid,ai aid abe erica
Medicines grand purpose and intent
10 Threatened evil to prsrent
And Il you'd be relieved or spared
From ils that crush the .HprepdTed
Hos.eter's Btters use-for note
They ar. the ASTIDorB-
To set defiance the nssms Of unhe ahy soils the poison
Of unwhO..ome w,,e the sfuv, Of crowded wortrooms
and factories the banefu influence Of eden,ay employ
msn;s It Is only necessary to be forssrIned with
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02
IN, - Of,ce No.

- Ofice hours from 20 t. m and to p. m:
DEAR SIs, 70 trouble call Immediately you "ish
procure certificate th.. were exempted from the
drsn Tor Physical Dis.biity and that your name W."
srcken from the enrolment ist ~ Ostooer ia.I.
No Zee for same. IS.
N. B.-BIpg this with you"
How many persons have been guled by this weldeVi'fd
yet shabby tfick Of Dr. we have no means OF kho"h'
but th. DO know hst any certificates which ne or any
other doctor may give will ba perfectly wohls" undsf 'ne
present enrolment the law positively requires thAt oil s
snaton. for exemption on the ground Of phy'ics h''oi
ry shall be made the Surgeon Of each district in tho pies
ence Of the Provo.Msnhsl and Commissioned In regard
outside cerhcs,es section 60 Of the regulations nom the
War Department 'sys;
No certificate Of physician 20 be received in .uppor
point drafted men tor exemption nom
Uules. the facts and sis7mens therein set
for affirmed before civil magistrate com
10 administer 0shs.'
Dr. - dnt In the field and will. doubtless be fol-
lowed by hos. OF NJ D!s there is no hegs:y IN BIS
notice or certificate The preparations for draft last Fan
have no connection whatever with the present moveaent-
the former being under State management and the latter
under General Government, which has its own officers
Any Bformston required by citizens be obtained from
any Of the Ptoyos..MHshal. rithou, charge.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

CELEBRA led
S 7 O NJ A G III Is L L T. r 8.
Dyspepsia. panss tha, raeh aad grind
The body, aud depre" the mind;
Asaes that a, they 90 and e'me
Mike lie c,n,.sBt maDtyrdom;
Coles and dyssnteric pains.
'Nssih which the strong mans vigor vance,
Bilious complaints, those tsdiou. Ill.,
Eo'es ccnqu-r-d yet BY drastic pills;
Drssd Dianhes that cannot be
Cured by destructive mercury,
SLOW constitutional decay
Tha, brings Death nearer day by dsyi
Nerves. pres,Islion, mental gloom
Heralts q madness or the tomb
For ,,e.e- though mineral ao,irara. fall
Mean. Of relief At least We hail
Hosr6rrEHs BITrERs-mediclae sure.
Not to prrs.s sloDe bu, cure
In Dyspepsia. Fever .ni Asus Bilious Complaints COps
lutoua aud Nervous Debility Con.tpatioa ssssicinea
p..m. aud IN a. Complaint. Man Woman prece.dns
rom casual or nhrrea, wsakas.. Of ths Body the
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

MUsIcIP.L CELEBRATION OF The FOURTH
The Join, Committee Ofhe Common Council on the eelebra
,ion Of the Fourth OF JAY have made their final arrange
msn for the eomntmoaon OF that event and in the so
Of the military have decided to make the pyotechnica
display the faure Of the oeeAOn The grand piece OF the
ev.ns will be exhibited in the PARK and will represent the
engagement, {, HAMPTON Road, between the Aerrimac and
Monitor The vessel, will spprosch Zach other In battle a.
ray pour broade and ihsn retreat and end In the de-
aruetion OF ihs Mermsc will over 100 feetin
length. Tie display viii be made a, the following points,
City Hall, corner Of broadway aud Forty y,hd street cor
Of HsmuIer-ey aud HouSou streets; MaenhtanShie' :
corner ss BrosdWa and Grand street Madison square
Ioupsns square Of West Broadway aud FT-nk!in
street Liberty ti,i-h stree, and Lexington avenue
Of Esny third and Third avenue holut Nor
Ms sgusrs Battery Jack.on sqaae JUNCTION OF isnth
,rd klngsbrdge road Of Marion and 81 RAG
streets. Thinyourih street, between Eighth and Ninth
avenues.
Tho regiments OF the NewYort State National Guard re-
m.iniBs IN the city will p..d. between and 10 O'clock
command OF Genera. sPeer. The official programme 10
Published elsewhere.
New-York daily tribune., 1863-07-02

BOARD on EuUcArIoS-The Board OF Education
met a.t sv"nins Mr. ; b. II I.nee pts.ldins comma
Informing ihs Board that IHE IKiBrSE aud Head have
been uaed by them for tho pubic Of the minutes
u Boafd NJ UtcAual Of the Nnets-utn W o. I'd said
% hi. subject In litigation and that the Board, he was
dd not wish to involve Themselves Ia any eontroyc,y
lie moved % the communication be rcseri od 10 the Aud
h.. Committee, snd toe paper "ss 90 referred comm unit
received from Augustus Dow. one Of tns iIu,
the Suth Waid setilg ofth that a. accordsucc with
the Of that Hoard be had eudoavofed to bg ABOUT
resimon Of Ms, MouraI TO the 'cnoo from ~Licn
.e bad be expelled but 10 person IT, the LOCAL boaEi
.ympathsns with his views his motion i0r bliss SleGesn'
I. Id ls'iou wAs nos seconded -
On motion OF Mr. ,myib Of tho Twenty second Nsd the
communication Wa. laid on tho atie IL ~As resolved TO
employ practical ensuecr G. intend the boiler and
ter oaloid Io engineer "ii the IoHo"ins result imam
nuuham 70, H-Tuad Gotmlry. q; FRANK DJ5n, l. Mr.
Duuhnm declared duly elected at 'asfy q + 20 pee
yeaC The -95 2ss 81 sppfopnaiei tho
ton Of a Primary School m me seventh Ward. The
school is to DO erected lots Nos t8 aud ~ Monroe est
Mf smyth ofshc Twenty second Wnd moved tho following
/ lrean bic aui resolution:
WADoa' At meeting ofthls Board held on the l7h Of
school officer, Of the Ninth Ward to rc.cind resolution
rs-sd BY them dmsng ,atharine heucani from Grammar
school No 10, aHd. rheslH sPIei BY oon muncAtio.
signed by tho School oeces o the Niuth Nasd tna,
sch,o. oces refuse e. IMPLY with the eIa,t OF tbi.
iohd an1 ha'e not uded their resolution d'missins
Me. McUean, Il Is. therefore,
Retsd That TIE ffesd.ut Clerk OF this Board be,
aud the, hereby directed no' 10 'sn any war an IN
neut oi 'e io euy other puPo'e qaal the boaid Of
Trustees o the Ninth WaTd comply wlth tho resolutions
Ito asd GA the 1ih Of juno ' ana 'e'cid the alton
psssed Dy said Board OF trustees dsmlssns Miss MeGcan
rom Grammar school No 10.
The Iss0 uiioB adopted by the following vote:
lE,s-James Wooi. Fif't Ward Edmsfa D. Heath and
John Patton, Third, EdwaId l. Carey. seventh VIM J.
OConuor Eleventh. Charles Boice aud David Jackson
II Tsrfth, John Hayes Fourteenth, James l.. Miller snd
John A. Mclaughlin, Seventeenth; John \. Hayward,
Eighteenth, Patrick Ford and Wm. Htchlau Nipesecnth
Jhi.c, Moore Nv en.lcth tTvdoreA SytA Tssny second
Totsl IS
h,is-Jss. D Horan aud John L. Hisgn, Second Ward
Timothy Brennan ADD Owen kinney, shthi Water w
Aiams Eighth jacob 4. Bosott James W. Fau Ninth
samuel .. H. Vance siIte'n,h; Adaa unaeihI. r~en
Is second iotal w. Adjourned.