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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-13
Far the FesterH Democrat.

CAMP LIST n. G. CAVALRY, August llth, 1864
The OHcers and Prvates of Co. &C" lst n. C. Cayal.
ry Darr:hgers Brigade, in Camp Petersburg, Va
take TINS me'hod of making due acknowlcd dgements tC
the ladies of Sugar Greek for their handsome present
Of fine knit socks, the Company and presented by
the hands of Sergt j. p Alexander in behalf OF the
Ladies
Such acts of kindness and liberality shown by the
fair daughters of old Mecklenburg will long be re-
membered by the Company, and while the field of
battle they will be forgotten, but cherished re-
membrance OF their deeds of generosity will be ihcen-
tives which will great impetus in spuring on
the warworn veterans add deeds of valcr to the list
which 'hey hope they have already won.
MExBERs CO. &c" lsr " c. CAvALRY
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TT OANS on TIE SECURITY OF THE FIVE HUG-
~ DRIED MILLION SIX PER CENT. MONTANA
BILE BONDS, UNDER THE SEVENTH SECTION OF
THE CURRENCY LAW. 2.
Deposites call will be received by the Treasurer
IN this city, Assistant Treasurcrs at Charleston and
Mobile ard the Dcpositaries at Wilmington, Raleigh
Columbia, Augusta, Savannah and Montgomery, and
certificates will be issued for tho same bearing interest
at the rate Of four per cent per snnum and secured
the hypothecaton of an amount Of the above bonds,
equal TO the of these loans The bonds to be set
apart BY the Treasurer and the proceeds, when sod
applied exclusively to the payment Of the said certi
fcatcs.
The security and convenience afforded to banks and
other corporations and to the public generally by this
mode Of temporary Investment and the effect of the
measure, g-neray adopted in keeping the currency
within moderate bounds, it is hoped will commend IL
the favorable consideration Of the community, and
their prompt cooperation in carrying IL into
effect. q. a. TRENHOLM,
Secretary of the Treasury.
RIcHMoSD, August 30, 1864.
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state Of y. .CaroIina-LIncoIm Comnty.

Court Of Pleas ond Quarter SessfonsIHg. Term, ie64
f. w. Hoye, Administrators Of Alfred Hoyls, IS.
Wm. J. Kcnan and wife, and others.
Petition 10 settle estate.
It appearing 70 The satisfaction ofth Court that Wm
KenaR and wife Safah C., Lucias Lask aud nifv
Margaret E., and Lsban Hoyle are non-residents o.
this State it is ordered by the Court that publication
be made in the Western Democrat for six weeks noti
fling them appear At next Court TO be held for
the county of LincoIp the Court House ia Lincoln
ton on tie fifth Monday after the 9Th Monday iH Sep
t:Iuber next, plead demur to said petit
ton otherwise the petition will be heard eEpate a5 TO
tEem
Wituess, ". r. Clark, CLERK OF our said Court a.
Office tho 5th Mondar asscr thc fth MoEay In yure
D 1864 W. r. cL-tRhI Clerk.
for. ads. S20.5 3e-6t -.
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DAVIDSON COLLEGE.

The session of this institution and of the Pre-
paratory Department connected with it, will
on the Sd October. Tuition $40 per session of fv
months. Board will be regulated by the prices of pro-
in exchange the old price, obtain board at the
same rates.
Students provide their own room furniture, light:
and fuel.
J. L. KIRKPATRICK, Pres't.
n. B. Students arriving at Charlotte on Monday
Wednesday Friday W i'll find conveyance to bring
them to the College without detention.
September IL, 1854. At.
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APPOINTMENTS.

The Rev. f. A. BOLLES, General Agent Bible So
ciety, Confederate States. will preach at the following
Churches in Mecklenburg County, N. G, in behalf of
the Bible Society and in SUPPLYING our soldiers with
the Bible.
Sharon fourth Sabbath, 25th September.
Providence, first Sabbath, I'd day of October.
Sugar Greek, second Sabbath 9th day, October.
Hopewell third Sabbath 10th day October
Mr. Bolles will be thankful any friend, any of
these Churches if they will meet him at Charlotte and
convey him out to except Sharon.
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-13

Court Of Pleas and Quarter SessoRs-Ang. Itrm I664.
Catharine Hagar ys. John Hagar, ct al.
Petition for dover.
It appearing to the satisfaction of the Court that
the children of Frederick Hagar, and Sally Frost de-
PENDANTS in this case, residents Of this State
it ordered that publication be made in the Western
Democrat for six successive weeks notifying said par
lies to appear at the Court House in Dallas the 7h
Monday after the 4ih in September next then aud there
plead answer demur to said petition otherwise
Judgment pro confesso will be entered to them.
Witness, w. D. Glenn, Clerk of said Court, at Office
in Dallas the 7th Monday after The 4ih Monday June
1864 W. D. GLENN, Clerk.
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Wanted for N. G. Soldiers.
STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.

STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA, !
Subsistence Department. Raleigh Sept TO- 1864 :
wish purchase for the benefit of North Carolina Sol
ders in the trenches around Petersburg Irish Potatoes
Onions and Sour Krout. Persons having any of the
above named articles requested furnish them to
Sloan at Greensboro; John Brown, Charlotte; Jno d
Brown, Salisbury: A Murdoch, Hilsboro 1t JA Boy
den Wadcsboro; G II White, Statesvle.
THOS. D. HOGG,
Sept 12. 1864. At Maj. & c. S.
Times and Bulletin copy twice.
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DEATH OF MoRGAN-The sad intelligence of
the death of Gen. John H. Morgan is announced
oy Telegram from Bristol His command was
surprised by the enemy at Greenvile, Tenn, on
SUNDAY the 9th, and he WAS killed in the affair
otn. Morgan was betrayed by Mrs Williams,
at whose mousse he and staff put up for the night
AI,er 'he latter had retired, she mounted horse
ana, eiud'ng the pickets, rode to Bulls Gap. aud
guided the partyto her house: Morgan tried to
e escape oy cutting through the Yankees but was
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ATTENTION.

Commanders of Companies of the s5th Reg't N c.
Militia will notify all men in their commands between
II and SO years of age, who have been detailed or
made application for details, report the Enrolling
Officer Saturday next l7th inst, for the purpose
being organized into companies. BY order,
d. G. MAXWELL,
Sept 18th. Col. S5th Regt N. G. Militia.
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School Teachers.

Persons desirous of Teaching Common Schools in
Meckenburg county, will attend ct the Common
School Office in Charlotte the last Saturday in Sep
tember, the oath day of the month for examination
G. W. MCDONALD, Chm.
NJ. D. JOHNSTON,
S. p. SMITH,
Sept. IL, 1864 2t Ex Com.
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Quartermaster's Office,

GREENSBORO, n. G., Sept. I, 1S64.
Proposals will be received this Office for furnish
ing the Confederate States with 10000 Horse and Mule
Collars, 5000 Wagon Saddles, 5000 Wagon Buckets,
Wagon Harness and Leather. Also for making trace
chains, Horse and Mule shoes, and horseshoe nails
Samples of saddles and collars will be furnished from
this Office and iron supplied to contractors.
s. r. CHISMAN, Maj. On.
Sept. 12, 1864. 1t.
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MAIL CONTRACT.

I'm UGs7 o SEARCH proposnR until The
end Of four weeks from date for carr-iog the mail
Route No 5is7, from Charlotte, " O., By Aiexan.
driana, Craighead, Davidson College Mount Moarnfs
Granite Hili Tuliu and Fallstown, Sta.4svieN N g.
~ nliles.and back three times week-the contract "
continue until the Goth June, 1851.
&. OyERNAy, p. M,
Aug Is, 1861 At Charlotte, &c.
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Mr. EDITOR: The following is list of the casualties
in Company K seth n Troops. in the battle of p st
August the Weldon Railroad ear Petersburg. Va,
which you will please publish in your paper for the
information of our friends in Mecklcnburg and Iredel
Killed-Privates G. B. Dewese- and J. A. McGahey.
Waunded-Corp'l. D. F. A. Sloan in leg fell
INTO the hands of the enemy) Prvates B. d. Brown in
hand slight, J NJ. Brown in shoulder slight, D. A.
Barringer in slight, J. II: Johnson in shoulder
slight, j. E. D. TempIcton in hand severe, II. J. Wor-
sham in shoulder slight. Missng-Prirates Ken
nerly, 2. Morgan, and 7. S. Wall.
J F. McNEELY Cant Co K
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SMALL Pox.-We regret to learn that the
small pox is spreading in Caswell Co. A friend
writing US, says, "The small pox is raging in our
midst 1t made its appearance two months ago in
mild form, and pronounced chicken pox. But
little attention paid to it, until it has spread
fearful extent, and Fear has become epidem-
ic"-N e.. Christian ddcocnte.
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WRITING SCHOOL.

The young ladies that have joined my Writing
Glass and all others who wish take lessons, will
please meet me at the Town Hall this (Monday)
evening at O'Clock. Terms $40 in advance.
STEPHEN A. HARRIS. H.
Charlotte, September y, ls04.
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On the 18th of August, rom the subserb'r In unien
tail AID stsT In he face. The Mare tkksn from
the stable of Rm Richardson and was tracked in the
diree,on or Camden. Any information will be thank
'4"' DANIEL STARNES.
NecrIlocks P. o, Union county. Aug 10Th
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Notice 10 Wood Contractors

=. .. NAVAL OHDNANCE " OKKS, I
Charlotte, n. C., September 9Th, 1864
Proposals will be received at this Office until the
25th instant for furnishing tho usaud cords of wood
for the of these Works; either to be delivered
the Works, if within three miles of town and par
ties contracting prefer it, to be delivered stacked in
cord piles the ground where the wood hs. been
H., AEIFos nAmoAT,
Chief Eng'r. c. S. Navy, in charge.
Charlotte, Sept. IL, 1864. st,
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RESERVATIONS The designations of the fol-
lowing named officers, have been accepted by the
President, to take effect August 30, 1864: Lieut.
Col A d Crudup, 47th ~ G, Reg; Lieut. Col B
Little, 52d Maj " II JONES, 18Th: Maj D W
Hurt, I'd: Chaplain r B Anderson, 4th Capt c
Borden, 9th Capt A Deal 3Sth: Capt II Coor
9th: Lieut. John 2 Mclean 50th: Lieut. John G
RUSSELL 46th
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FIRE.-A very destructive fire occurred in Manchester
near Richmond Friday night last originating in Gil
mores tobacco factory which with its contents, embracing
Ters factory and svera dwngs were also DESTROYED
The fire the work Of an ncendary The loss will
ceed 81 100000.
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Office c Controlling Quartermaster


CHARLOTTE, n. c., Sept. II, 1864
All communications intended for the Office of the
Controlling Quarermaster Of North Carolina will be
addressed to me at this place
SIN. FINGER
Major and Controlling Quartermaster, \. G..
Sept IL, 1864 st
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"AE1IED.

In this town on-tbe 9th instant, by the Rev. DR. o.
tonnell, Mr. James Manning to Miss Mary Ann Hen
drcks
In this town, on the sth inst, by Rev A. Sinclair,
Henry Gurdry to Miss Jane Phillips.
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Col SPEER-We learn from the Salisbury
Watchman that Col " II A Speer, Senator elect
from tie Yadkin District, is not dead heretofore
published in the papers of :he State He was
badly wounded, but hopes Of his recovery are en-
tertained -.
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DEsERrERs are glad to learn that many
deserters in the State, coming in of their ow N
accord, since the publication of Gen. Lse's order,
and Gov. Vance's proclamation.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance of the Rev. Alexan-
de- Sinclair respectfully invited TO attend the fun
eral services of his infant sou, JoHS CAIrBELL ~ his
| residence this afternoon at o'clock.
| Soptember -. 1861
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FOR SALE,

Two Marsh PONIES will be scld at Auction, at the
Public Square, Saturday next. They free from
impressment. S. A. HARRIS,
Sept IL, 1864 Auctionecr.
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CERTIFICATES OF INDEBTEDNESS BEARING Q
~ PER CENT. PER ANNUM INTEREST, AND
FREE FROM TAXATION.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, c. g. A.
Richmond. AnRukt 8. 1904. Z

cy approved February I7h 1894 the Secretarv ~ the
Treasury is authorised to isRue the above c~rf"aIes,
payable two years after the ratification OF Irsaiy of
peace with the United States. They cannot be sod,
but only be issued such creditors of the Gov
ernment as willing receive the same In payment
of their demands. They must also be given at par,
though free from taxation.
The attention Of purchasing agents aud di5bursihs
officers of the Government is called to this class Of pub
lie securities offering peculiar advantages TO those
from whom the supplies Of the GQvernment bought,
and 10 facilitate the of them, checks drawn by dis
bursing officers upon the Depostares holding these
funds and marked the face payable N certil
Gates Of Indebtedness" will be paid in conformity
herewith.
DcpOs;tarios hereby Authorized and required 10
comply with Ihis regulation, and 10 make application
the Register for supplies OF certificates required
ISigbcdl q. A. TRENHOLM,
August 20, 1864. Secretary of Treasury.
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- The following resolution passed unan-
mously by the Stockholders of the Western N. c.
Railroad:
Whereas, it is the opinion of the Stockholders of
the Western n. c. Railroad Company that it is inju-
rious to their interests to farm out any of the pro
perty or franchises of their Company to any indie
pendent company. and believing that the Railroad
Company can transport all articles the road
with as much safety and dispatch the Express
Company, and believing that all profits of transport
alton ought to be made By the Railroad Company,
1s3olved, That the Board of Directors be in
structed to terminate their contract with the South
ern Express Company, after giving due notice, and
that they confer with the n Carolina Railroad with
the view to make such combined agreements with
said road to insure to all persons safe and expe
dtous transportation of their property. money and
effects, the road. under the charge and man
agement Of their own agents aud messengers.
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Adit and Inspector Gems once,

Extract. RICHMOND, Aug 10, 1854. !
General Orders No CT. - :"
Paragraph |, General Orders No. 81, Current Sc
res) is thus ameuded:
All detailed men, (ncludng those between ls and 40
years of age will report to- aud be commanded by III"
General of Reserves in the STATE in which they have
been assigned detard who will organise Ihem IHtO
companies and battalions. Ii is anticipated that
they will be called out, except in emergencies occur
ring in the counties of their residence; will
service be exacted OF them beyond those counties aud
counties contiguous thereto; except that companies
her formed may he required 10 perform service Ia
repelling raids along line of railroad running through
their respective counties. All eXcmpts are allowed,
and invited enroll themselves with such companies
SO as to be prepared id in defending their homts
when men0eed by the ell!
[Signedl S. COOPER A. AID l. Gen.
Olcial-Jno. ". .llinsdale, A. a. Gen.
HEADERS RESERVE NORTH CARoLINA,O
+ Raleigh, Aug. -, 1864. J
General Orders, No 7.
l. Pursuant to General Orders No. UT, paragraph ",
Adjutant and Inspector Generals Uce, dated August
10th, 1864, Local Enrolling Officers will proceed
once 10 organize the detailed men, Of whAteYer kind,
in their respective Counties into companies reporting
to this Office the and residence of the officers
elected.
H. All exempts are invited. and earnestly requested,
to attach themselves TO companies thus TO be organized,
for home defence.
Arms and ammunition viii he issued thu
companies formed.
BY command of Tiont. Gen. Holmes.
JNO. W HINSDALE, A 4. Gen.
Aug. 90, 1864. IT
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DAVIDSON CoLLEGE-It will he seen hv advar-
tisement in another column, that.the exarciSes Of
this institution will be resumed ON the :3d of Octo-
her. The College is pleasantly situated in healthy
region. The Faculty is composed Of eent,eman
cminently qualified to train young men for fntnra
usefulness. The President. Rev. J. T. EiL.
rick, regard man peculiarly suited 70 Tho
business of managing q College. He is talented
high toned, christian gentleman.
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sa- Those who are afraid Of having their wheat
impressed can ease their fears by selling portion
OF 1t before the impressing Officer comes along.
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FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, Sept. 1O-General Taylor is here and has
sumed command of this Department.
special dispatch to the Register from Senatoba of
the 9th, says the Memphis Evening Bulletin of the 9TH,
contains report that Shelby with 5000 Confederates is
threatening Charleston and Cape Girardeau, Missouri
large number If Prices in Southern Missouri ap-
parently awaiting the arrival Of their General Memphis
is filled with Arkansas rumOrS-nOne reliable.
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gssy- Unless our armies are reinforced with men
we may expect further reverses The people at
home, including Governmeent officers, appear to be
trying to keep every Is,sss<out of the army they
possibly There are too many able bodied men
slowed away in the shade offices around the differ
ent towns of the Confederacy. If abont 10000
of them were sent to the army there would be no
necessity for calling out old men.
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FROM THE WEsT-A special dispatch to the
Mobile Advertiser, from Senasoba, 8th, says
Memphis papers of the 5th contain no army news,
Citizens in the lines say it is currently reported in
Memphis that the Confederates have Litle Rock.
The capture of Pine Bluff and DuvaFs Bluff IS
certain. It is also repas sd that the force sent
iroG, Memphis last wsek was whipped back.
Yankee steamers were fred into by batteries at
BaYou Sara, and the White Cloud seriously
damaged.
A Federal regiment was ambu5caded and cut to
pieces near Rock2ort. Missouri short time ago.
Wheeler was within six miles of Nashville on
the 22d ult. and fighting was going on near La
vergne. The railroads were completely destroyed
south of that place. The Confederates occupied
Franklin and Lebanon, which created great excite
ment in Nashville. All the government employ
ees we're under arms.
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FROM GEORGIA.

MACON Sept. 10. Sherman has ordered every white
woman and child to leave Atlanta in two weeks those
taking the oath to north of the Tennessee river and
the balance be into lines. flag of has
been received by Gen. Hood from Sherman in which the
latter proposed arsce of ten days for the purpose of
carrying that order Hood accepted It. but denounced
it. The armsce commences next Wednesday.
Gov. Brown has gone to the front or the purpose OF
making preparations for the INDECENT expected from At
lanta.
RICHMOND, Sept. 11.--An official dispatch from Gen.
Hood states that Gen. Wheeler reports as follows:
He has destroyed portions of the Railroad and bridges
ON the Nashville Road. He then worked down the
Alabama and Tennessee River He destroyed fifty miles
of the Tennessee Railroad and several trains with much
property In every fight thus far with the enemy we have
been successful, capturing large number. Our loss is
about hundred in killed and wounded. No prisoners
were captured in action from
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Latest News.
FROM PETERSBURG
From the Express of Saturday.

About o'clock yesterday afternoon brisk
adng commenced the left OF lines, which gradual
~ extended around to the sene. and evt nualy reached
the right Towards two o clock the firms increased in
rapdity and until three uninterrupted of artillery
was heard 1t vast artillery duel which the left
extended around the right most of the the
lines being brought into play.
During the progress of this connonading the enemy
y upwards of hundred of his strucve missiles inside
the corporate limits. Some damage, as usual done,
but injury to life sustained except the killing of
mule. number of deserterg ,raring order No. SO in
their hands came into lines yesterday. They were
mostly foreigners. but some of them intelligent men
One of them report that Grant has issued orders
more corps to supply themselves with three days cooked
ratOns, and inmaed that is the taps
among the Yankees. IT such be the we shall prob
ably have upon ght, strike in the direc
ton the Southside railroad which Grant no doubt
very desous to seize. He will find further extension
OF his lines in that direction, extremely difficult and
dangerous task.
reaching Grant, but in what numbers learn.
Transports have within the last few days been
ing the with troops beard It is evident from
all appearances that Grant will soon break the monoton-
Gus quiet that has gned in front OF Petersburg since
the fight at Reams'.
The enemy's pickets keep we'll in around Reams and
show evidence of any disposition to make another ad
that direction.
Grant has turned the of the old City Point Rail
road and busily extending it to the Yellow House
on the Weldon Road, six miles from Petersburg.
PETERSBURG Sept 1O.-This morning, about2 O'Clock.
the enemy moved eleven regiments in front of Finegan
and Harris skimsh lines, dry two of our lines and
capturing some 30 prisoners ls Finegan and Harris
quickly rallied their men, reaking the inner kmish line
and capturing 90 prisoners, including commissioned
officer The prisoners captured belong TO the first brigade
third division, seCOnd corps.
Sharpshooting has begun this part of the line Here
tofore sort of truce has existed.
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~ We retained to our Office duties late to
enable US to do more than publish half sheet this
week, and have not been able to give that much
attention usual. Hereafter full sheet will be is
sued as heretofore. When 'go soldierng'' again
will endeavor to make arrangements to publish
the Democrat during absence.
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[Signedl S. COOPER, A. ald l. Gen.
Oacial--Jno. ". 'llinsdale, A. a. Gen.
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HEADERS RESERVE NORTH CARoLINA,N
Raleigh, Aug -, 1864. J
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
Taxes for the Year 1864

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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-11-04
School Examiner's Notice,

HEREAFTER, and until further notica the
- SSnuoi Examiners OF delaware county viii meet
A. IfAFla4R HALL, IL the town of Delaware Oh the
7rpt mber, October, November and December; and Oh
rue lHlRD saturdays in February and August. kXami
'atOhs viii Commence at 10 O'Clock a. m Candidates
huol present satisfactory testimonials of good NOR
cnaFactHr The law requires. u condition If ex11a
tadtaoI, that each male applicant certificate sbaI
pay 20 the Board OF Examiners fee so cents and
'ach female applicant fee Of IS cents
APrlI o. 64"-u II. ii. CARPER, Clerk.