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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

DEPARTURE OF THE NINTH REaMENT.-
On the 9Th five companies of the Ninth Regi-
ment, under the command of Col. Alexander
Wilkin, left on the Chippewa Falls for st.
Louis. The detachment comprises companies
l. Captain Strait; A, Captain Chase; B, Capt.
Strout; D, Captain Skaro, and E, Capt. Dane.
Captains Strait and Chase being on the sick
list. could not accompany their regiment, con-
seouently the command of their respective
companies deyolved upon the first lieutenants
of each company.
This regiment is second to none in personal
appearance, of those regiments which havea al
ready left the State for the seat of war, and
will, we have no doubt, achieve as much fame
as those which have preceded them.
Their colonel is an old veteran, having al
ready won for himself deathless fame in the
service of the Republic, both on the battle
fields of Mexico and the blood-stained soil OF
VIRGINIA. and will, no doubt, lead his men
where glory is to be won.
The scene on the levee battles description.
The parting of wife from husband-of sister
from brother-of child from parent-was
scene which once witnessed could never be for
gotten, and it required considerable exercise
of stoicism, on the plrt even of strangers, to
repress the "unbidden tear"
sad, sad parting it was, to see those fine,
stalwart men parting from all they held dear
est on earth, in obedience to the stern call OF
duty, and to think how few of them would
ever again greet the dear ones they loved so
well.
After considerable time spent on the levee,
the troops were marched on board, the steamer
parted from her moorings, and with cheer af-
ter cheer and many heartfelt prayer for health
and happiness, she departed with her living
freight another sacrifice to the bloody Moloch
of rebellion.
In the evening a portion Of Company K,
Captain O'Connor, 10th Regiment, which had
been left behind, took their departure on the
Hudson, under the command of Lieutenant
Burns.
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Pittsburg Petroleum Nsart1et--Gcf, 8.

There is no new feature to notice in the oil
market, with the exception that there is more
inquiry for crude at a slight decline from our
last quotations. Some 600 bbls. part to arrive,
were sold at zoe, packages returned: and lot
OF 80 bbls, light gravity" was disposed of at
25c. Refined is quiet and dull. with but little
disposition manifested On the part of either
buyer Or seller to operate. An offer of 50 cents
was made for 500 bbls of bonded to be deliver
ed in November, and refused. Refined, free,
is selling in the small way at about former
rates. Benzine may be quoted at 20@25c, and
residuum 81 90 per Dbl.
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COMMERCIAL.



Hr0i'iEp EXPRESSLY FOR PAUL PIONEER. AND
"oiI'ECIED by OUR OWN REPORTER.
ST. PAUL, October ID, 1863
mere mas been a considerable advance all ar
cles OF p oduce during the past week, and large
4~"n'i'es nave come to hand Oats are brisk at
our quotations; Wheat, in good supply and quick
saies; whisky excited and ten cents per gallon
higher. We annex quo atoms:
WHEAT-7O@72c q busbel
RYE-65S7Oc . bushel
BARLEY-S'c % bushel
OATS-70975c y bushel
CORN-75c u bushel.
TIMOTAY-$2. 90 % bnshel
FLOUR-Superfne, So 25 in bbls. 81 20 in sack.
CORN MEAL-f5 bag, So. 90.
BEANS-White . bushel, So 1O@2.25.
NESS PORk-Clear, q Dbl, S15; Mess. GA
MESS BEEF-9s bbl, $l2@i3.
BUTTER-Firkin y b., 12c; country in rolls
15920c. " '
plain, SGa9c; shoulders 5199Gc.
DRIED BEEF-13015c % Ii.
L RD-9@121 &c y b.
SUGAR-N.O:, 131G@14c . H.; refined, A, and
and powdered 17@l7lc.
TEAS.Black 75cC@$1.2O; Green 95cYs15O.
COFFEE-Fai- Rio . b., Bic; prime 32@33;
Laguyra, S5c; Java 3S@40c.
kICE-9(@1Oc y h.
SALT-Sana, So. 75@4Oo Z Dbl, firm.
EGGS-53 dozen, 1oG101lc.
. fAsOIi S-uIceH Apples, g dbl. $500; Dried, q
10, Sc; Peaches. 9G12Nc Cranberres. q bu
$500; Raisins, $525e5 80 u box: half boxes
SD; Prunes 1SGg20c; Currants 1GG1Sc Almonds
$50 sc.
FISH-No. 1 Mackerel per Dbl, SIC; No. ?, $13:
Dry Cod PER cwt., $1.5C(@S.00. Scaled Herring per
box, 7Oc % -
CANDL' Should Tallow, lie per b.; Star
10000: Adamantine 2cc; Sperm, 4((a5Oc
LiQUORS-hectifed, Common, per gal. 55Ca5cc:
Monongahea, 5O@1Fc; Old Bourbon, 81. 00a3 90;
Cider per Dbl, $1.5O@8.O0; Tierces, $1,000
TOBACCO-Plug, 50@55c; Natural Leaf s5@9Cc:
Fine Cut, GO@Soc; Smoking, 15022oc.
MEATS-Beef on foot 3(g4c: Pork 5951%c; Nut
ton, lO(@l2c per ID Poultry 10@12c
POTATOES-50G95.c per bushel
ONIONS-$2. 80 per blshtl
-OILs-Carbon, by Dbl, SOC; Whale, $10O;
Neatstoet, $l50: Lard, $l.00; Linseed, Sl.40a1 so
TprEp s1 $500; sperm, refined, 1928
WHITE LEAD-$l0(e11 per cwt.
MOLASSES-Pantation per gal. 55(9G5c; Sugar
House, tctgl5c; Golden syrup, 75aSOc
LEAD AND SHOT-Pig, l0c; bar 12c per Ii.
Shot, $265.
POWDER-Per key, 1925.
LlME-Prime Point Byron, s.. 90; Alton 81 %
SOAPS.Family, &C per b. Palm, &c; Ger
man, &c; Castle, 25c
GLAsS-Amercan Window, SxlO, 1925; 10x12,
$3.50; 1Ox14 $3.50; 1Gx16 to 12xlG So %; 12x1S
to l2x20 S.. 10000
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OHIO ELECTION.
Brough's Majority 10000 in the
State--The Soldiers Vote will
Probably Increase it
to 100000.

CLEVELAND, Oct. 13.-Indication from
all parts of the State are cheering. Day.
ton advices say many Democrats are vot-
ting for Brough. This city doubtless gives
him majority.
Many towns On the Reserve were cast
ing almost their entire vote for Brough.
Sickles and others addressed large
crowd here last night. The meeting was
considered the finest ever held here.
SECOND DISPATCH.
Warren county-Brough, 1876; Vallan-
digham, rs.
Erie county-Brough, 1,775 majority.
Cleveland - Brough, 2,400 majority.
Cuyahoga county will be about 5000.
Mansfield city-Brough, 100 majority ;
a gain of 25.
Zanesville--Brough's majority, ia; a
large Union gain.
Fifty towns in these counties give an in
creased Union vote of $50.
county will give Brough 600 ma
jority, which is a heavy Union gain.
Elyria county-Brough 375 majority !;
gain $50.
Clinton county-Six towns give Brough
1880 majority :; gain 265 over Tods vote.
The county will give Brough 1000 ma
jority.
Springfield City-Brough 500 majority;
gain 210.
Clark county-Brough 1900 majority !;
gain 400 on Tod's vote.
Dayton-Brough 267 majority gain
1914.
Brough will carry the county By about
200 majority.
Lucas county-Brough 1900 majority.
Wood county-Brough LOO majoritv
Washington county-Brough about 500
majority.
Gilbert's brigade-Brough, 1900; VAL
landigham, %.
Fourteenth regiment-Brough, AGO !;
Vallandigham, 8.
Summit county-Brough 1000 majority.
Warren county-Brough $500 major
ity; gain over Tod's vote of $40.
Ohio troops at Charleston, Virginia
Brough, 1888; Vallandigham, so.
One Hundredth Ohio-Brough, 375
Vallandigham, Is.
Champagne county-Brough 1000 ma
.jority.
Columbus City-Vallandigham 223 ma
.jority; Union gain of 422.
Columbia-Brough, 255 majority.
Knox county-Brough 1000 majority;
gain 432.
Portage county-Brough 5000 majority;
gain %.
Richland county-Vallandigham 800;
Union gain about 500.
Lake county-Brough 100 majority;
gain $50.
Stark county-Brough about 600; gain
Of SO.
Cincinnati City gives Brough 1000 ma
jority.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13.-This city gives
Brough 1000 majority.
Lsbon-Brough 845; Vallandigham,
121; gain III.
Steubenville-Brough $50 majority
gain over Tod1s vote, 26.
Sandusky-56O Union majority; gain
443.
Northampton, Summit -Brough
113 majority.
Portage township, Akron Co.-Brough
$50. The county is good for 1000 for
Brough.
Wellington, Lorraine county-Brough
$50 majority.
Cuyahoga county, three lower town.
ships, 9S4 majority outside Of Cleveland.
Zanesville-Brough, ia majority
2Sth Regiment-Brough, 617; Vallan-
dlgham, NONE.
Ohio troops at Buchanan-Brough, Is,
Vallandigham, NONE.
18th Regiment Brough, $50; Vallan-
digham, ''NARY RED"
23d Regiment-Brough, 4S4; Vallan-
digham, INK
Col. Whites brigade-Brough, 1850;
Vallandigham, s.
Ohio men in 9Th Virginia Regiment
Brough, Psi; Vallandig ham, "NARY."
Lancaster -Vallandigham, 16 mai
LATEST
CINCINNATI, October l3.-Brough's esti-
mated majority in the Stato ic go mn Tho
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ADJUTANT GEN RAILS OFFICE, :
ST. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 8, 1868.
The following named surgeons, connected
with the draft in 1852, whose accounts have
been suspended, are requested to inform this
Office immediately of their post Office address:
Lafayette Redmond, Fillmore County.
M. Samuel Gore, Waseca County.
w. L. Lincoln, Wabashaw County.
Franklin Staples, Winona County.
w. r. Hunter, Stearns County.
T. II. Dunham, Faribault County.
7. w. Mulvey, Wright County.
w. X. Finch, Steele County.
w. H. Griffin, Carver County.
A. B. Meigs, Fillmore County.
O. Allen. Mower County.
w. w. Mayo, LIE Sueur County.
N. NJ. Bemis Rice County.
y. +. Weiser, Ramsey County (ScOtt.)
E. c. Cross, Olmsted County.
A. w. Gilbert, Anoka County.
d. I. Cummings, Dakota County.
w. Mcmahon, Crow Wing County,
NJ r. Wilcox, Sibley County.
A. w. Daniels, Nicollet County.
Franklin Beakmer. Freedom County.
T. w. B. Whitcomb, Blue Earth County.
OSCAR MALMROS.
t8-d3tw1t Adjutant General.
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torpedo, attached to raft, from Charles
ton to the 1ronsides, opposite Moultrie.
which exploded under the boat, deluginr
the deck with water, putting out the fires.
and killing Ensign Howard and wcundinr
two seamen, but doing the vessel no dam
age. The Ironsides remains off Moultrie.
The Monitors are doing picket duty off
Sullivan's Island, and Gilmore is erecting
batteries on Morris Island.
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milwaukee, 7garIset.--0c:.I 10.

The rise in gold and the advance in bread
stutfs in the New York market, sent wheat a
kiting last evening, and at least 200, 600 bush
changed hands at 81 O801 0815, mostly, how
ever, at the inside figure. This morning gold
has gone up to 49 per cent premium in New
York. This will have the effect to cause a
wildness in the wheat market and prices to-
day will undoubtedly advance consiu sbly on
those of last night.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE ELECTIONS F.!
PIONEER OFFICE, Oct. IA,

4 O'CLOCK A. M.
[By keeping our columns open until this
hour we are enabled to present sufficient
returns from Pennsylvania, Ohio, and
Iowa to show the result of the elections
in these States.
Gov. CUHTIN is undoubtedly elected by
an increased majority in Pennsylvania.
VALLANDIGHAM, in Ohio, is cleaned out
to the tune of 10000 on the home vote,
which will be increased to 100000 by the
soldiers vote.
STONE, the Republican candidate in
Iowa, is undoubtedly elected
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INDIANA ELECTIONS,


INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-Election re-
turns, as heard from this State for county
officers, indicate large Union gain.
This city gives Union majority of 21OO
gain 600.
Every county and precinct reported
gains equally as large.
Secretary Chase expected to visit this
city tomorrow.
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AN OMINOUS DISPATCH--IS WASH
INGTON I'm DANGERq

ALBANY, October 13.-Orders have been
received to forward to New York all the
volunteer troops in the State.
The Mcclellan cavalry, 1900 strong,
left for New York yesterday.
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thOr REWARD.-Lost, on Tues

tbOE REWARD.-LOst, Oh Tues
DLe) dav the 9th inst, between the National
EpteI at shakopee and the tOur-Mile Creek ION the
ST paul road), Memorandum Book containing
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-TWO DOLLARS
in green backs, 800 of which was in 500 bills, 800
oilclOth cover and the bills were lying at full length
in it. The above reward will be paid to the finder,
or to any returning the TO the undersi med
or to the Argus Office at Shakopee, Scott county,
Minnesota. PETER MCKIERNAN.
Shakopee, October 6, 1863 9-d6w1t
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T OST-About June 1st, a Mich Cow

~ and RED HEiFER The cow is red and white
white on the back with stars on the forehead
long horned left ear split with piece cut off; nose
brown In the white on the back are some red
spots-tail white he heller is two years old all
red with exec ton of one star on forehead; left
split; lower part of belly white also one hind foot.
ANY one leaving any information at SAMUEL
POWERS STABLE, Robert street, will be literally
rewarded 6-1td&w
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ALLoTMENTs have been received from
the First Minnesota for the months of July and
August amounting to 1905, which the State
Treasurer is prepared to pay forthwith.
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AN ALLOTMENT has been received from
Company 1, of the Sixth regiment, for the
months of May, June. July, and August, for
the sum of 1924, which he is now ready to pay.
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New Work Market.
BY TELEGRAPH.
NJ, w. "a

New YORK, Oct 1916 M.
FLouR-Advanced 20025c; more doing
WHEAT-Very feverish, unsettled and ex-
cited; opening 305c better and closing heavy;
buyers generally refusing to pay any advances
CoRN-Opened heavy and closed dull, and
304c lower.
OATS Moderate request
GOVT SToCKs-Firm
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USE CAUT1oN.-In calling for that ex-
cellent saleratus, DeLand & Co.'s Chemical, be
sure you get what you call for, as in conse-
quence of its success there are many limitations
in the market It is better than Soda. ID
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THE Cutter brought up Tuesday MORN
ing large number-about 5OO-merinos and
grade sheep, which were purchased in Ohio
by MIR. Hart of Anoka, who is one OF our
most extensive WOOl-grOWers.
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GENERAL HEADRo's, STATE OF MINNEsoTA,l
ADJUTANT GEN RAILS OFFICE, :
ST.. PAUL, MINI, Oct. 8, 1868. }
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DLANK BOO * S.-Day Books,
ID Ledgers, Journals, &C., made to any pattern,
and bound in the best style, by aa5s
PIONEER PRINTING CO.,
novel Third Street
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'-iH ''i I'D EXPRESSLY FOR
CORRECTED by OUR OWN REpORTER
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Nu'5ing that h not whglc'om scniti ana re-
toratlye ia rs nature enters nlo tho compost
tion II HusrErrEn's sFuMACi BuTrEs. THIS
nogfflsr preparation cmt~ins n0 mineral 1T Any
kin4, so deadly botanical olefeeni; DO Gery ex.
cifant; but Il is a comb alton Uf the extracts
Of rare balsamic herbs and P'an'- with the puT-
cst and milicst ni uil diiiusiye stjnuauts
II is well to be iQrearncd agliHst disease, and,
80 gtr ns tho hunau system can be pr0.ec ed
by human means against ma.aAie4 cneci, cred
~ al nnshalo.0me atmosphere, pure water
ana other external caase, HosrFfTER's Bir-
rrns may be relied on rs d safeguard.
Ia districts Infested with Fere, am .igae, il
has been found iHiai,ibe as preventive aud
irresistible ~ remedy aad thousands who re-
sort 10 il under apprehension Of an attack, es-
cape the scourge; and thousands who neglect
II avail themselves Of igs pro,lctige qualities IN
advance. arc cured by very brigf course Of
this marvellous medicine. Fever and AgBe pa
lieuts. after being Piled aith qBnine iar peHths
I ia VAIN. uutii fairly saturated with that 'tHnger-
Gus nlkaloid, are nog aalFequeutiy restored to
health within Few day. Is the use Of Hos
frrrEE's BfITEN~s
I The Waak siassaea j. mpi,HY juygomted and
I tie appetite restored by llis agreeable Tonic,
and hence Il wufhs wonders 10 eases Dysptgna
aud Ii less confirmed fsras. II hahgss'i9,i. Act.
I Inc as gcaiie aud painless appeueGt, as veil
T. a4ioa the liver, II also Invariably relieves the
I CmaisaitoH snpeuH3ueea by irregular action
( of sic digestive ana secrrite organs.
Persous u feeble habit, liable 70 Aerroas A.
tst&s. Leracss n Spirits and fRs u LsHgoar.
4 iHa prompt and pernaaeH' relief fryui The iiit-
( ters The testimony GO ibis point s most con-
elusive, and lr,n both sexes.
I The agaiy % Bilaas Gs3ae Is Immediately as
suagsd Isl q single desc Z TIE sumu.ant, aH4
hY occasionally res1lHg to l., The return d Tie
c0sap amt nBy BE- prevented.
I Al 4 Gen. ra Ioh.c, HosIETrEE'e brfEas
produce effects which musi b. experienced III
witnessed before they eaa be flily Appreciated.
p II ease. 81 Constitutional Esatatss, fremltare
Z fFeas anA Dcbi.ty aed Decnpitu3e arising
+ fs0fa UI.8 AoR. q exercise tat e.ecle iaiaeace
Ii tbs convale-ceBt s;ases # al diseases i op-
crates a. 4 deNzhifgl afleoraai When tie
( ,.sneFs q nature are RELEASED. !, operates e re-
enfafee aud rs-es1sh8i iiieiu.
l.asi. b..l IA iea.t, tie 7he Oalg seq #tf#ai-
Iiat. btInr manufactured From sound end .B-
noenaus iahtewais, .N3 eHf.r~iy free ian tie
arid elgmttis present mere 81 iFss n al tie Or
3iaaev taaies agd siumarhies o. the fuy.
So &miiy modieine has beers 80 universally,
aua s, mag 81 uuly a3tsJ, dsarrsa'g popular
wIg3 iht Intelligent p9rtIea u The community
s. H8stETgEEA EnFfE.
FfHfnrta bT H0sKkIIkk 8 SMITH
PEtshafah Nta ifafsl&.
sod ~ $50 Nwagists, 6geeem abd slafe
bsenfr, evefrW eFe-4s
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FIsKs PATENT METALLIC.
burial Cases

TI'nist Cases arc extensively nscl md pcs
z -usa vuluahlr advantage over ail ether
Cuilns, for transportation bcpaslfing IA
wants, o. lof ordinary Imeunetts
lhey ale made at tie tuo.t mperi'hahie
Materials. and asu eugurlrd Inside AND ou',
~ prevent fu'i Or cprr"siGn Hd ehrt prop
rrly ccmrWcd nrg inpciyituv e. water.
The subscriber has Hadr arrangements wish
he Manufactured ol tie Hbuye namrd tus"st
ard will have on baud al sizes. and nl~a AL
Kinds Of 1ooi Collins witt collin handles.
Plates ithfraysd, Diamond -iH8s ard srrsut,
which lie stl furnish az the shortest notice,
and most reasonable TERMS.
SAMlEL s. SCOTT.
Bennington Center VI. 22u
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uELMBoLDS
GENUINE PREPARATIONS.

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SECRET DISEASE


II causes a frequent desire anA gives strength
70 urinate. thereby removing obs, nction pre-
venting aud curing structures Of tie Urelhu,
ai.avmg pain and uilamation, 80 frequent ip
the cinss II diseases, and eNphiiiug pH P0isgH
aas. Bise1sti aiad iograogf NWtr.
iuuUsANpS urUN THOUSANDS VINO HAVE
RFgN fHE VICTIMS ~ QuACks, ard who have
p 20 leory fees 10 be cured iua short tin have
found tavy were 1ecciycd, and that tie rUis-
on" has, by the use Of "PowLi.f u As 1uNG-
ENrs," been dried up w the system, to Nreak
out 10 an aggravated loun, and pefhaYs Jtcr
Marriage.
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eEHEGE W fAEEs, a. 81.
p g t4nas D.. era e Yale.
Bass iaaf. a \ ant
Mv 81 ftyrs. Fraash. Drawing
m fantns
Wa ENaA & YAFfs ra
Ms LartA Ntsas. saa, ,ali.
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EEcroes Of GctfystHrg :
A T EN- tt o n I!
VETERAN SOLDIERS

0F TBr UkfKS MOUNTAIN STATE
lu smFi b Yn iN Ea1
arr haafa4 Is te rit o. iba stts aad
he rraf a keuneal calls eH Hcnnttfta -
Caunfw fs ia uH eamFauy 'o he raised o.
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40 tnfiad mff. between fhe ares n "
and IS, 900 have heretofore been enlisted, and
harc sgefe3 n1i Pas than MAE matihs. Nao
tr1iace ia baaafalat aiscaarFt iFpm The GER
uco, ~ zee usasifsfui. ard csn pass The exam
lnHiion fuQu red Be- ihe musier.uE regulations
q thc limited slages mes ~ taaied under
ghis ogdgs FstefHn F3lsulerrs
Every Volunteer Ell listed and fngf'ercl inin
tbe service 81 s veteran under this ORDER, wit
be eut'ti1a 60 recelVs ifom tht tH.fri Sia'ss
ono monty pay ia alFsuce, and Bounty snd
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TERMS AND VACATIONS.

Arademic year 40 weeks Fall and Winter
Tets 500 confluence 90 Tiureisy, Gatnser
Isl, asa continue ~ weeks spring vacation
two WecAs Spring aNi sniauPr Tenn viii
commence On Thursday March 10th. mti csa-
tIaue ] weeks Pupils should commence 81
tie opening u ihc se.eiaH tpi vill D. received
81 ans hme, apa charged lsoin a'o % sut.aHs
Esch pupil 81 furnish hH 3Nu table aut fo5.-
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Photograph AlbaMs.'

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