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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

DESCRIPTION or GEN. SHERMAN
A correspondent gives the follow
ing graphic description of Gen. Sher-
man, as he appeared during the march
around Atlanta:
"Whlle | was watching, to day Tie
endless line Of troops shifting by, IN
officer, with modest escort, rode up
TO the fence near which / was standing.
and dismounted. He was rather tall
and slender, and his quick movements
denoted good muscle, added 10 the abb
solute leanness--not thinness. His
uniform was neither new nor old, but
bordering on hazy mellowness OF
gloss, while the elbow and knees were
a little accented from the continuous
agitation OF those joints. The face
was one / should never rest upon IN a
crowd, simply because, to my eye,
there was nothing remarkable in it
save the nose, which organ was high,
thin, and planted with a curve as yehe-
ment as the curl Of Malay cullass.
The face aud neck were rough and
covered with reddish hair, tie eyes
light in color, and animated but, though
restless and bounding like a ball from
one object TO another, neither piercing
nor brilliant; the mouth well closed, buf
common, the ears large, The hands and
feet long and thin, the gait litie roll
ing, bat firm and active. In dress aud
manner there was not the slightest
trace OF prelension. lie spoke rapid
y, and generally with an inqnisi;iye
smile. 10 this ensemble | must add a
hai WHICH was the reverse OF the dig
litiied and distinguished IA simple felt
affair with round crown and dropping
brim, and you have as fair description
Of Gen. Sherman's exiernals as ] can
pen. Seating himself on a stick Of
cord wood hard by the fence, he drew
a bit OF pencil from his pocket and
spreading piece Of note paper on liis
knee, he wrote with great rapidly.
Long columns Of troops lined the roa
a few yards in his front, and beyond
the road, massed IN series Of green
fields, whole division Of iniautry was
waiting to take up the line Of march,
the blue ranks clear bot against tile
yerdant background. Those Who
were hear their Geaeraal looked 81
him cur.oasly, for in 50 yast an army
tie soldier sees his c0mfnander-in-
cAiei seldom. Page after page was iiIi.
ga sy the Generals mmble pencil ami
dispatch d. For haf an hour / wa ch
ed hlm, aud Though / looked tor and
expected 10 Gnd them, no - mplons
could / detect ihat the mlad Of tbe
great leader MAS taxed by indahe care
Of a terrible hazardous military eoap
de maia. Apparently il did not De
upon Bis mind the weight Of q feather
A mail arrived lie tore open the pa.
pefs glanced over them hastily, Then
chatied with some General onieers
near Lin, then rode Of wiih eliarac-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

camot be a fr7as Dgaocrut uqles ie Is
q loyal patriot
With a sincere hope that these, my
conscientious convictions, may coin
eide With those q my friends, | am,
very truly, yours,
SrFPntS A. DoUGLAs.
TO Virgil Hickot, Esq, Chairman
State Democratic Committee.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11
W. A. ApAMs

A ttoTIED PAY.--Assicuees ana others
n .g oraer ~ a,loste5 pay q ihs
Fth ksc.aani afe hesehy Bottled ttzs Nv
'EsFns haFe tnka res sea % 1nne 9aah. aud
if's e'iee E ffspza.s 10 e.sY DE SUMS reee.sel
lA -bs essei pay
PA6R. e@urer.
kaiiaal, Sept, Is, Iesa
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

BCRsTisG or CLoUDs.-A Ga dis-
asier recently occurred ia Nevada Ter
rilory on llIe eastern slope ofahe Sier-
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11
TEa OLIVE BRANCH

having had tha s1yapt.re n al former improve
perfect Coak Stove We have thtup of thrst sizes,
baih plaih aaa Yankee Notion Top. With gr without
RtsenoIf. aHd Hot Closet So fully convinced are
We tha, ibis = the hrst stove 80 market that We
Warrant them 10 give satisfaction no SALE
Sal aBd -, before Purchasing here, We have
alsg 600
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11
Jopanncd Tin,
Glass and Wooden Ware,

aINuNt on N3nU.
PUMPS from tic best manufacturers, of va
riane sizes. Lead Pipe, I3roolns. and IN
short Sall assortment n articlea usually found IN
establishments q tlii. kind for ale cheap. Al
kials y JOB WORK % our Inc done IL a
uorAdlHiiks manHtf Cash laiti fof pcddl,rs Bar,
ter Thankful your friends Cor the very liberal
encouragement - f-r received We hope, by strict
attention T. oar business, to merit continuance Of
iac.f laygr.
SB.&n y. YOUNG.
Factory Point, April %, SG4-iy4g
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CHICAGO. Nav No. lS6l.

stephen 4. Douglas ca tho War -
The Last Letter thar he ever Wrote.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1864-10-11

,crisiic sadi ness bot with fresh and
smiling countcnanec, fling down the
foad besiae many thousand men.
whose lives we're lu hl. keeping.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-06-09

lFor the News.
Secession" Not Recognized in the
Constitution-O Opinions Of General
Jackson, Col. Benton, and James
Madison.
We think it abun dantly clear to every
candid and intelligent inquirer, that
our Fathers, in ordaining and establish.
ing our present Constitution, or form of
Government, intended to make 1t ma
tiOnal, with all the power necessary to
a strong and stable Government
They met in Convention "in order TO
form a more perfect Union" to remedy
the defects and weaknesses Of the old
Constitution, which had proved a fail.
ure. The main objects Of this Consti-
tuition were to Establish justice, insure
domestic tranquility, providsyfjr the com.
mon defence, promote the general vel
fare and secure the blessings of liberty
to ourselves, and our posteri,y." Hence
all the powers necessary to accomplish
these great purposes we're conferred
upon the Government by 1--WE, the PeO-
pie" Of the United States.
The people assembled 10 their sew.
sral State conventions, and after full
and free discussion, and with full un.
derstanding Of it's purport and the bear.
ing ofits several provisions, adopted il
as their ordinance Of Government
That they adopted it UNCONDITIONAL!
resulted from the necessity Of the case
The Constitution provided for it
amen dment, and pointed out two meth
DDS therefor. The people of the States
In adopting tho Constitution, accepted
It upon, the conditions and with the pro
visions contained therein, pledgiu
themselves in the most solemn mannei
to support it until amended in the con
StitutiOnsl way. Not one word or Syl
liable is contained therein, reserviug th
right Of occasion" or Qualification"
the States upon any contingency
estate sovereignty" is an idea nowhel
accepted In the Constitution, but oil
Of the amendments to the Constitute
provides that "ths powers not tdslsgAt,
to the United States BY the Constit
tiOn, nor prohibited BY il to tho Stat,
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The Simple Secret.

Twenty clerks in store. Twenty
hands in printing ofice-twOnty
young men in a village. All want TO
get along in the world, and all expect
to de SO. One of the clerks will rise to
be pnrtneV aud make a fortune. One
of the Compositors will own newspa-
per and become an influential and pros.
porous citizen. One Of the apprentices
will become a master. builder. One of
the villagers will get a handsome firm
and live like a patriarch. But which
is destined to be the lucky individual
Lucky2 There is no luck about it.
The thing is almost ss certain as the
Rule of Three. The young fellow who
will distance his competitors is he who
masters his business, who preserves his
integrity, who lives oIeanly and purely,
who novcrgstsih debt, who gains friends
by deserving them, and puts his money
into a savings bank. There are some
ways to fortune that look shorter thar
this old dusty highway. But th'
staunch men of the community, the
men who achieve something really
worth having, good fortune, and a Sc
rene old age, all 60 this road.
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MERRIE JACK.
Correspondence Of the News.
Organisation Of the l69th Reg
O.N.G.

loorrSspondSnos Of the News,
Organisation Of the l69th Reg't
O.N.G.
CAMP DENNrsoN, May 20, 1864.
Mr.. BoARDMAN-Dsar Sir:-As it
may interest some Of the readers of
your valuable paper, We hereby present
you the names of the field and regimen
tai officers, of the l6sth Regt. o, N. G.,
and also the complete muster-roll Of
Comp. B, of Highland, most Of whom
are from Hillsboro and immediate vi
cinity.
Col.-O. Garrip, Faystte Go.
Lieut.. Col.-G. ". Barrsrs, Hlgh,
land.
Major.--E. @. Newton, Fayette.
surgson.-D. W. Granger, Highland
Adjutant.--E. E. Wood, Faystto.
Quartetmastsr.--Wm. Quarterman
Highland.
Ohaplain.-E. " howe, rayetto.
COMPANY OFFICERS.
Co. A--Capt. R. J. Hatcher,
Let Lieut.. W. P. Stewart,
I'd Lieut.. J. g. Lyle.
Go. C--Capt. W. II. HOags,
1st Lieut.. s. Ayers,
I'd Lieut.. Barnes.
Co. D.--ospt. F. F. Psrrstt,
lst Lieut.. A. Jones,
I'd Lieut.. j. Robinson.
Co. E-Capt. J. Smith,
let Lieut.. T. 8. Bean,
2d Lieut.. D. TroutWins.
! Co. F-Cspt. Z. HinEls.
1st Lieut.. A. GOrSard,
ID Lieut.. s. Marx.
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II seems to be decided upon to put
upon the market, for sale to tho highest
bidder, S75,OOo 900, or thereabouts, Of
the six per cent. bonds, running until
1881, interest aad principal payable in
gold. These bonds will probably bring
ll2. They will sell readily; and If we
are not mistaken this operation will
prove better way to raise money
pending the adop ton of the new ta1
bill, thau issuing currency.
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miscellaneous.
Death Of Joshua R. aiddtngs.

Hon. Joshua r. GiddingS, Consul.
General Of the United Ststes in Canada,
dropped dead at Montreal last Friday
evening at 10 o'clock. His death was
probably caused by one Of those hts Of
heart disease, which twice at least pros
trated him on the floor of the House
Of Representatives. Mr.. Giddings was
born at Athens, Pa, October 9, 1895
and was consequently In his 69th year
at the time of his death.
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Our Common Schools AN Appeal
to Teachers and Friends Of Educa-
ton.
EDIroR NEws:-You have been so
kind in allowing some communications
from my youthful pen q place In your
paper, that lam encouraged to add en-.
other. lam sorry to think that I am
not able to do more or better for the
cause Of Common Schools than am:
but I am reminded Of this sentence
"Such as have, give I unto thee"
I remarked in former article that
"CommOn Schools did not receive as
much notice in the county papers as
they ought"
This remark was prompted by the
conviction that city papers, having
greater facilities for giving general news,
we're better able, having also a much
greater circulation than q county pa.
per.
Ny reason for making this remark
was, that local matters ought to com.
mand more attention from your sub
scribers than information that can be
obtained from the city papers, and that
Schools are local matters Of the first
Importance.
desire, inasmuch as have the
pleasure of being "a poor Itiusraut
Teacher" to make such an impression
upon the minds Of the people, that they
will redouble their sxertions as relates
to the education Of their children, upo n
whom must devolve the managementso oc
affairs, both public aud private, in a
very few years.
AS Teachers ought to tako the lead
in matters in their line, propose for
their consideration the propriety Of or
ganizing Teachers Lnstitutc in our
county. We sustain good reputation
as relates to our schools in this county
and we desire to raise our standard
higher. Shall "Old Highland" fall be-
hind in the race for glory and renow ri
Shall we Teachers, who have been &C,
oustomcd to look down upon those who
were pleased to teach in some other
county because they could not pass the
Board iu ours, shall We, ask, be com
pelled to cast our eyes npward if we
wish to look at other counties in thii
respect2 No, No: Fellow II Teachers and
fellow-TeacherS, Come, let US put oul
shoulders to the wheel and push might
lily. Let US act soon. Let us not hav,
any more of our Teachers educated By
other counties. Let US elevate tn,
standard so that so many of our you'll
may not be exiled from the enjoyment
of home and banishSd to Lebanon, Gin,
cinnati, or Delaware.
Now, Teachers, let US ascertain ou
strength. Mr.. Edwards, I know, vii
not refuse to tell us bow many applica
tions there have been for certificate
since he has been clerk Of the Board
if We ask him. Come, Mr.. Edwards
how manyH Also, will you not take tn
|. lead in these our efforts to pls'e "Ol
, HfRhland" ahead7
MERRIE JACK.
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The Ohio State Journal says: The
late call for the National Guard will
stop the wheels oF the Delaware COL
leRe The following gentlemen, pro.
fessors in that institution, are officers
in the regiment of that place, and Of
course cannot obtain substitutes: Pro-
fessor Harris is colonel, and the follow.
ing hold Offices in the same regiment
Professor HOyt, Professor Williams
and Professor Whitebeck. Bully for
the Professors
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The Introduction of some rssolutio n q
by Mr.. Leach, of North Carolina, iu the
rebel Congress on the 22d Of May, pro.
viding for the appointment of Confeder.
rate and State Commissioners, should
the United States Government accede
to a proposition for an armistic, created
quite a futter. The resolutions were
6nally tabled.
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Gen. Meado's new system of issuing
congrotulatory orders to be read to the
men upon the receipt Of any news Of
Of army movements elsewhere, produces
the bappiest results, and Grants
mode Of at once recommending for
promotion any man who displays signal
gallantry, is fast making the Army of
the Potomac what it neveS was before.
The latest instance of this is the nomi-
nation Of Brigadier. General Barlow, Of
the I'd corps, to be Minor General, for
his heroic charge upon the rebel rife.
pits on Thursday night.
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OHIo's NATIONAL GUARD.-The
Governor Of Ohio promised the Presi-
dent 10000 troops on the 23d of April,
for relief force, and in sixteen days
from the time the troops was ordered to
report for duty at the camps of rendez-
vOus, not only 10000 had been equip.
ed and dispatched to the field, but 1000
more than were promised were muster.
ed into the service and sent forward for
active duty. Forty regiments of the
National Guard of Ohio are now in the
service. One Hundred and Ninety
regiments, all toldl Glorious old Buck
eye State.
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4Orttp.
tFrom the Evening Po..,l

THE HEROINE OF GETTYSBURG.
The Harrisburg Telegraph calls for
4 monument to Jenny Wade, the hero.
inc Of Gettysburg. She was making
bread for our army during the battle,
having refused to leave her house, which
was within range of both armies, and
was shot through the heart.-rN. Y
Tribune.
Rear high the monumsntaip pile
ofmArbs pure and whits,
life which Elsddened earth srswhils
Has pass'd to realms Of light.
Rear high the monumental pile
Toons who hated wrong,
And fearful bards her fame the while
Perpetuato insong.
chorUi-rn the quiet ehurchyard sleeping,
With our bravsst itly laid,
Means the wind, thro' willows weeping,
Der the grave Of Jenny Wade.
When man has done some gallant deed,
We yield wild acclaim,
And booming cannon speak the need
Bestowed upon his name
Hdeath on battlefield he bravsd,
Andserved his country we'll,
We wrap him In the nag that waved
Above him when he fell.
Chorus.
When to the north wind rebels threw
Their noiSOme traitor rag,
The courage Of a woman true
Upheld our dear old nag.
whero'er that starry flag shall wave,
Mid clouds or on the plain,
Remembered be thy hallow'd grave
For home and country slain.
Chorp.
Thy bright example Stlll shall nerve
Our soldiers iu the 1ghti
Tho Dead thy spirit yet shSllssrv
Free men defending Right;
Thy death = nation long shalt mourn,
Thy deeds embelIsh arts
Thy name on breeze aud billow borne,
Thy memory In our hearts,
ChOrtI. Fare thee we'll, brave spirit never
Shall thy wreath OF laurel fade
Fragrant bowers shall biz o n forever
Ger thy grave, sweet jenny Wade.
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ARREsrEp.-sometime last winter
coporhead named Owens shot q soldier
by the name of Hawk, at Jackson, o"
indicting very dangerous wound which
il was for some time thought would be
mortal, but Aawk hualIy recovered
Owens escaped, aud all efforts to Errs't
him failed until yesterday, when bsvsS
found at the house of Levi JONES, scar
Lon doUderry iu this county, ana arrest
ed by Marshal Veal aud Dep. U. MAT
shal r. j. Guin Of this CITY. After
good deal Of resistance he was iroaed
and brouehssto this cityj where he 's
now In jail. He stapdS far chance
Of doing the State sCtht Setyios- lchil'
licoths Gazette.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-06-09

The Po River, which is mentioned so
frequently in connection with fighting
in Spottsylvania county, is one Of the
four branches Of the Mattapony river,
which itselfis branch of the York riv-
er. These four branches are named af,
ter the main stream, in order eommenc-
ing with the south branch and running
to the north branch thus, Mat-Ts.PO-
Nv.
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Gbr Yome Glrtle.
TO Soldiers Aid Societies.

It is deemed advisable, by the Gov
ernor, that Soldiers Aid Societies
should SyStematize their efforts in be-
half of the wounded of our armies
Those south Of the National Road send
their contributions to the Ohio State
Agent at Louisville, who will see that
they are forwarded to Chattanooga and
vicinity those north to Washington
WetmOre, State Agent at Washington
writes that female nurses are not want.
ed for the Army of the Potomac, there
being no accommodations for them.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1864-06-09

A detachment of cOlored troops, un-
der Sergeant Aver, were attacked by
400 Cheyenne indians, on the 10Th.
near Smoky Hill, on tho Santa Fe road,
The Indiaas we're driven from the field
after several hours fighting, with loss
of twenty eight killed. Our loss four
killed aud three wounded.
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TREASURY INVESTIGATION. - The
Treasury Investigation Committee will
soon finish the examinati of the Note
Printing Bureau. Nothing was found
vrong. and CLARK continues at work as
usual. Every effort 10 now being made
to prove that his character for chastity
is not as good as it ought to be.
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Senator Doolittle submitted a Joint
resolution rendering the thanks of Con.
gress and gold medal to Lieut., Colo.
mel Jos. Bailey, Fourth Michigan. Act
ting Engineer Of the Nineteenth Army
Corps, for bis genius, skill, energy and
success in saving from destruction the
Aset Of Admiral Porter.
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NEW GOODS, NEW STYLES.
Notice in Partition.

ToHN P. cowMAN, Of the State Of Kentucky,
% Marshal s. Oowman, Henry W. COwman. William
Fairly and Lydia Fairly, his wife, residents of MAdi-
son Township, Highland county, ohis, and James z.
Fairly, Guardian Of Laura j. Bantee, miner heir N
james santee, deceased will take notice that PStl-
tion WAS Med against them on the
9TH DAY OF APRIL, A. D. 1864,
IN the Court Of Common Pleas, within and for the
county Of Highland and State Of Ohio by Mary Cow.
man, aud Ia now pending, wherein said Mary J. Cow.
man demands partition Of the following real estate
wit;
Beginning At stone the east bank of RattssnakS
Corner 10 VIM. Towns tract of land thence with the
line thereof and the County Road leading from Hts-
boro TO Greenfield, $50 30 29e poles to stone in
said line, said Road and Potter rns tract Of
land; thence with the line thereof go 60' W Ils
poles 10 stone another TO said Grim tract and
In the uRs OF Rsbecoa Hamrck's tract; thence with
said line 45' 5O W 100 pOles to a white oak and iu.
gar tree, TO said tract bank OF the creek
thence down tho creek, with the meanderngs thereof
20 the beginning corner. Containing hundred and
tSrtyssiK acres And that at the aext term Of said
court application Will be made by the said Mary Cow
paR, for az order that partition be made OF said prem
tseB. MARY II nOWMAN
April 2s, 1864. - "" "AN'
BY y. A. MosIER, her Attorney.
aD29W7
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Noutb's Department.

(For the News.
HIGHLAND Co., o., May IL, 1854,
Arithmetical Problem.
EDTToR NEws-If you please, YOU NAV give the fol
lowing TO exercise the genius Of Young America;
gentlemans age at O'Clock, p. M March 7, 1864,
included 81 years. 81 months 81 weeks, 81 days, 81
hours, 81 minutes, and 81 seconds.
Required; First, the year, the month, day Of the
month and precise tmo OF the day when he was born;
and secondly the number Of full years. and parts Of
year he had lived. N b. The mOnthA are calendar
ANTE JUyENIs.
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lFor the News.

For tho keWS'
Enigma.
] am composed Of IL letters.
Ny 10 Q II IS is an occupation,
Ny 10 4 IA Is q habitatiOnt
My 70 3 4 Ia a heather Deity,
My Is 3 IL an animal,
Mylll3 29l4I2l3iSA Roman otneiaI,
My whole 10 the name Of soldier OF the Potomac
Brandy station, March 20. sd CORPS.
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[FOr the News

Charade.
Ny nrSt, on garments ornamental or plain,
My second iS ussful, In saving the graIui
Ny frst and second. whom rightly combined,
At once brings poisonous plant to mind.
MILO.
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Go. G-Cspt. Thomas Rankins,
1st Lieut.. VIM. Harvey,
I'd Lieut.. 8. B. Straley.
Co. H-Capt. II. N. DepOy,
1st Lieut.. L. B. Tioen,
Cd Lieut.. VIM. W. Haller,
Co. 1-Capt. l.. Painter,
lst Lieut.. VIM. Orr,
I'd Lieut.. o. Ellis.
Co. K--Capt. E. E. Ratsr,
1st Lieut.. Lewis Mark,
I'd Lieut.. Vim. Ried.
ROLL OF co. B.
Capt. Joseph H. Mullonix,
lst Lieut.. Jonah Britton,
I'd Lieut.. J. B. Morris.
sergeauts--1st, A Murray, I'd, VIM
Morris, Sd, james GipsOn, 4th, James
Nevin, 9th, ] G Love.
Corporals-1st, John Linn, I'd, T B
Ayres. Sd, J Jackson, 4th, R B Nevin,
9th, Geo W Shepherd, 9th, sF Shoe.
maker, 9TH, N W Thomas, 9th, A D
Thompson.
MusicianS--Martin Frost, Hsmer
Chaney.
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Answer to Enigma Of last wssk;--Highlan News or
hes . To PoStieSl Epigms, ulysses Simpson srspt.s
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Communications.

(ror the News.
Our Common Schools AN Appeal
to Teachers and Friends Of Educa-