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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27

thereof, of the of cultvating the by
reason Of the presence the proximity of the
my. the assessment such property may be re-
duced in proportion to the damage sustained by
the owner, or the tax assessed thereon may be re-
duced in the ratio by the district collector on
satisfactory evidence submitted to him by the own
er or assessor.
Sec e. That the taxes property laid for the
year 1864, shall be assessed on the day of the
passage of this act and be due and collected the
first of June next soou after practicable,
allowing extension of ninety days West of the
Mississippi river. The additional taxes incomes
or profits for the year 1863, levied by this act shall
be assessed and collected forthwith and the taxes
on incomes profits for the year 1864 shall be as
sessed and collected according to the provisions of
the tax and assessment acts of 1863
| Sec T. So much of the tax act of the 9th day of
April, 1868, leyies tax on incomes derived from
property effects the amount value of which
tax is levied by this act and also the first section
of said act suspended for the year 1851 and no
estimated rent, hire interest property cred
its herein taxed al UaloJem, shall be assessed or
| taxed as incomes under the tax act of 1863
Sec s. That the tax imposed by this act on bonds
of the Confederate States heretofore issued, shall
| in no case exceed the intesest on the same, and
such bonds, when held by for minors or lanatcs,
shall be exempt from the tax in all cases where the
interest on the same shall not exceed one thousand
dollars.
| adopted in February, 1861
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1864-09-27
GOOD ADVICE FOR ALL.

Let us try to be happy! We may live will,
Find some pleasures in life to DER balance the ill:
There was never an evil, if we'll understood,
But what, rightly managed, would turn to good;
If VIC were but as ready to look to the light,
AS we are to sit moping because it is night,
We should own it truth, both in word and deed,
That who tries to be happy is sure to succeed.
o, try to be happy! 1t is not for long,
We shall cheer on each other by counsel and
song
IF we make the best use of our time that We may,
There is much we can do to enliven our way.
Let us only in earnestness each do our best,
Before God and our conscience, and trust, for the
rest,
Still taking this truth, both in word and deed,
That who tries to be happy is sure to succeed.
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1T any time more of the component part of ration
than is issued 10 the private soldier at the same time
Sec g. That nothing contained in this act or the act
to which this an amendment, shall be construed
allowing Communication for ratons or as authorizing an
officer to receive purchase ratlons, except Wheh he
requires them for his
Sec. A. Thai this act shall continue IN force only du
ring the war
Approved June T. 1864.
An Act amend much of an act emitted can act to
organize forces 10 serve during The war;" approved
February 18th, 1864 as relates to the exemption Of
certain religious denominations
The Congress of the Confederate States of America
do enact That the Secretary of War shah be author
lied to grant exemptions to the members of the various
denominations of Christians mentioned in the exenp
ton act of the eleventh of October, 1862 Who at that
time belonged to the same, and who were in regular
association Herewith, upon the terms and conditions
specfcd In that act upon such other terms and
tons he is authorized to allow exemptions or grant
details under any of the clauses of the act approved
February 18th, 1894, to which this IS an amendment
Sec 2 That the Secretary of War be, and he is
hereby authorized to revoke any such exemptions
der the act aforesaid when the have been obtain
ed by any fraud, Misrepresentation or error.
Approved June {, 1864.
An Act to amend an entitled Gan act to regulate
the supplies of clothing enlisted of the navy
during the war;" approved April 3otE 1868.
The Congress of the Confederate States of America
do enact That the act entitled An act to regulate the
supplies of clothing to enlisted of the navy during
the war;" approved April 30th, 1868, be- and the same
is hereby amended to authorize the Secretary of
the Navy issue supplies of small stores to the enlist
ed of the navy, upon the same terms as provided
for the clothing authorized by said act.
Approved June Z, 1864.
An Act to provide transportation in kind in certain
cases TO members and delegates in Congress.
The Congress of the Confederate States of America
do enact That whenever the usually travelled routes
between the homes of members of Congress and the
capital interfered with by the enemy, it shall be
the duty of military commanders to facilitate the pass
age of members and delegates going to returning
from Congress, by furnishing transportation in kind
for any distances which they may state in writing
they cannot provide ther selves with transportation;
and such written application, endorsed Furnished, by
the party receiving the transportation, shall be accept
ed sufficient voucher for the expenditure of the Of
icer in furnishing the same.
Approved June 8, 1864. 80
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TAhEN Eso

And committed to the Jail of Mecklcnburg county,
the 10Th of February last negro woman who says
her name isLUCY and belongs to Nick Davis Of Rich
lnond Said negro is about % years DID, very black
aud rather under medium size She says tina she Wa
persuaded off from Richmond by man who gave his
maine rs Robinson. She was arrested on the on
tie " c. Railroad near Charlotte, n. G. The owner
is hereby notified come forward. prove property,
pay charges and take her away, she will be dealt
with rs the law directs
L. NJ. WHITE, Sheriff.
March Is, 1864 If
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CARRIAGE and WAGON WORK,
=
And Blackslrithing.

The subscriber informs the public that he Will con-
tinuc to carry the business Of Repairing Carriages,
BHGges, Wagons &c, at the shop formerly occupied
by John Harry, College street, in the rear Of the
Mansion House.
lie is also prepared to do any Blacksmith work that
may be required, such Shoeing Horses repairing,
&c.
CHARLES WILSON.
January IL, 1864 If
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EGDPEEA& -.

TAYLOR & ASBURY are now prepared 10 iurnIsh
Lv the ton or otbcrvise a fine article of Copperas,
superior to any English offered in market. Druggists
and Apothecares supplied with chemically pure
articJc Address TAYLOR ASHURY,
uuv r 1863 Charlotte, n. C.
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DIR. J. n. MILLER,
Charlotte. N. c.

CharIOtte, N. O.,
Can be found at his Office next door to Huchison S
Drug Store, opposite the Democrat Office.
Jan. H. 1864.
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Passed at the First Session Of the Second Con
yress Of the Confederate Stdtes-1864.
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An Act to amend the act approved February 18th,
1864, entitled GAN act to allow commissioned Off
GERS of the army ratons, and the privilege of pur
chasing clothing from the Quartermaster's Depart
ment."
The Congress of the Confederate States of America
do enact That all commissioned officers in the army
and navy shall be entitled ration, and all com
missoned officers in the field and afoat in addition
thereto shall be allowed to purchase from ny comis
sary or other officer required to issue subsistence
soldiers, marines seamon, at the prime thereof
including transportation, follows One ration each
for officers of and below the rank of COLONEL two ra
tions each for officers of the rank of brigadier general
tions each for general ration each for commits
stoned officers of the navy of and below the rank of
commander, and two rations each for officers above
that rank
Sec. J. That an officer shalt not draw or purchase
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-10
UNWILLING HOUSE
4 r
PIT BIlTN AU NTION

sn4 THE commodious two and a-half story
Eza BRICK DWELLING house, with
metal roof, southwest corner of Duke and Pit
streets, now occupied by Capt. G. 3. Fergu
son, II. s. A.. will be offered for sole 70 the
highest bidder, on the premises, on Wednes
day, June q, 1853, at y clock. NJ Or i141El1c
Giately after Mr. Hallowells sale.
One half Of the purchase money will he re-
" It'll interest.
The title to be retained unt:l the whole BE-
paid Possession will be given June3oth. The
cost Of transfer stamps and taxes or 1864, 20
be paid by The purchaser Title unquestiona--
Bile. The lot is thirty feet on Duke street, and
ninety feet on Pitt street, with the right Of way
over twenty feet alley in the rear.
The Household and Kitchen Furniture vii!
be sold on Tuesday, June 18th, 1854, at
clock, 4. NJ.
ANDREW JAMESON,
Administrator, &c. OK
ie 6-ts NJ. Vaudeville, decd.
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70 rEEVgNT sLCgNEss,
7: KIFY TIL E J}L OUDs

NOTHING is more wholesome IS this time
~ Of yea, than 8 gentle purgative. l. Will
purify the blood and digestive organs, and ens~
bic the system the better to endure the warm
season TO come. For this purpose we would
advise every one in quest OF sound heal5h, t.
try box Of Prot Wundram's Vegetable Pills
or Powders which have proved SO sa!utary the
past two seasons, TO al who tried 5hen.
For sale az most Druggists See advectisae
7nent in another column. 30 30-IIn
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LADIES PAY ATTENTION!

r HAVE this day received 30 pieces Of LINEN
l. at As cts per yard; 50 PIECES. Of Crash for
Flannel at SO cts per yard 200 doz. Ladies'
White Hose at rs cts. per pair, A. No: |; 70
Ladies' Handkerchiefs at l88 cts, worth 81 cts;
$50 sets Collars and Sleeves from auction, IS
only 81; Il doz Hair Nets at rs cts. piece;
a new line Of Lawns, Barages and Dress Goods,
also Parasols, Fans OF all kinds, and q great
man other goods, Call early at Henry
Schwarzs. my 27-tf
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LATEST REPORTS.
,0ou THE ARMY OF THE POTOMAC.

from THE ARMY Or i17E RoiV"A A.
= ,uasnondence Of the Philada. Inquirer.
''' NEAR Ho'Rs. ARMY, 3 MILES
roov Cold HARBOR, June 8, 1864,
fN0'' Monday, 10 A. NJ.
naok ago. our lines faced the Central
.;lro,d and to the west with Mechanlcsv!Ile
.d Rich mond on our lett flank; to day, as,f
| so0spouence, of our gradual sliding j can use
! NJ other term) to the left, our right has been
,auog around, and our whole line 50 crept
down he Chickahominy, that we now face to
I tbp southwest, with that stream before US, and
with uechanicsville and Richmond almost in
. front Of cur centre. This is a change OF but
pv miles in distance, but vast one in posi-
ton
What is before US? Lees army and diff
emit task. Ii that army Of the enemy were
out in an opeo field We would make extraordl-
oa7y short work Of them, but unfortunately
I they are not. :,
JUST now they are in an inprovised series
Of works northeast Of the Chickahominy, notJ
properly speaking, part Of the defeaces Of
Richmond, which all lie behind shat historic
stream. Across the Chckahominy are the
deences Of Richmond, which, from conversa
tons With citizens, find to be III five lines, or
Series Of FORKS Meantime as the TWO armies
lie close Fl Ching il the order Of the day. The
diminishing lines are hardly forty yards apart,
and each ..ine is not much more than that in
advance Of the line OF earthworks. That de-
bateable ground between the lines Of skirmish-
ers would hardly be called pleasant.
Even division head quarters are not agree
able places Of residence. Russell, Gibbon,
Barlow, Potter and many others have the
Vhlstling music Of minnies minngling with the
routine of their domestic bliss. Even corps
headquarters are honored occasionally by these
t'ktns from across the borders. Night before
Int bullet splnter cred the pole Of Badly
Smiths tent, but did no damage beyond that,
NOT even ,ufaiug the temper Of the inpertur
ba e cnllulande. Of the 18th Corps.
TUESDAY,, TIL, A. M.-An hour and a
hat Vi uayIi 1T, and not shot 50 far. What
d'eS il nean? II LIE has has retrea;ed, it
IA ouly been to tail b,hind the Chlckahominy,
N IL or 80 trom lis I,ne on this side.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1864-06-10
THE ALEXANDRIA GAZETTE.

The Spanish squadron still holds he Chin
cha Islands. The French ID GILLIAN Minis.
ters visited che Spanish Admiral at The Chin
elias in behalf Of Peru. The Admiral has
returned the hostages and the Peruvian bark
Quinque, and offered to give up al the re-
prisals if Peru would pay the bona 6de claims.
Peru refuses to do anything until al the re-
pr!sals are give I'D.
The Bermuda Hundred correspondent Of
the Philadelphia Inquirer says: Nv lille it is
true that our forces at Bermuda Hundred can
Withstand successfully any attack that can De
made on them, it is also apparent thas they
could not at present evacuate the losltlon
without heavy loss Of life. .
Major General Don Carlos Buell. has resign
ed his commission in the I. s. volunteer army,
and it has been accepted. He still retains his
rank as colonel in the regular army and aasis~
tant adjutat-p general.
The New York Tribune, though it wishes
some other person had been nominated at Bal
timore. gives IN its adhesion to Mr.. Lincoln.
Col. Thos. Stanhope Flournoy, Jr.> IT Vir-
ginia, is among the killed in the fight near
Richmond.
The following paragraph appears IN letter
from Rome to the London Herald ''Ihe
Pope has sent large sum for the relief OF the
wounded soldiers in America, 30 be equally
divided between the Federal and tie Con1eder-
ate hospitals,
DR.. Gordon Winsow, inspector OF the y. :.
Sanitary Commission, fell overheard from the
steamer Ripley, coming from the White
House TO Washington On Tuesday, and was
drowned. He was bringing up the body OF his
son, Colonel Winslow, who was killed IN one
OF the late fights.
The steamboat Berkshire, running on the
Hudson river, New York, was destroyed By
fire on Wednesday evening" The boaG was
crowded with passengers, and forty lives are
supposed to have been lost.
The Federal Provost Marshal General has
SUSPENDED several District Provost Marsfals
for granting exemptions under the present
draft
VHSTRAY.-Came, estray, to Mt Zephyr
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NLORIOUs NEWS at q. schwarz's, 49,,
" King street, he has lust opened 5ae nest
and most splendid assortment OF 30 n + Els,
shat was ever before offered in this city. The
cheapest and best assortment Of Silk Coats,
and. Raglans, thai ever you saw. A'so,
a fine stock Of Dress Goods. and 3 large as
sort1nent Of Cottons, Flannels aIo 3 great many
other new things too numerous 70 ment!on.-~-
Call and see for yourself, al the cheap store q
+. schwarZ. my 74--tf
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LsSTRAY estray, to Nit; Zeph}yr;
e. about two months ago, young HOR y I'D
DEVON COW, with black teets The owner
will please come forward ply charges, and
take her away, or she will be d'sp osec OF &C
cordiur to law. w. WARD,
Mt re hyr,
ie 7-3t* Near AleAahoElo.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

.y On and after October 1st, 1864, the
, subscription price to the Gazette will
be 81 year in advance, and 50 so if
not paid in advances We have hest
tated long to mako this change in the
price Of the Gazette, but we have at
last been driven to it by the great ad-
vance in prices.
We are now paying moro than
double the usual price for paper, while
the cost of everything else necessary
to the publication of newspaper, has
advanced at nearly the same rate.
Paper was formerly So ream; now
we are paying Sc 20.
% Before making this change in our
rates, we wish to give our subscribers
+. and all others, the benefit Of the pres
ent advance rates. We would, there
fore, urge them to call in person or
send by letter, before the 1st Of Octo-
Der, By 50 doing, they will have
the paper. furnished them during the
ncxtyear at thelate Of 81 so. ~ n
lt sa# MILLER, KooKEN& SUTpHEN.
Lancaster, August 4, 1864, ssF
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Give hocdl A cold is often thought
to bo o too trifling matter to claim
immediate or serious attention until if
gets such a hold On the lungs as to
imperil the life of tho consumptivo
paticnt--then and not till then do
many think serious of relief when it
often comes to lato; what foolish neg
ligcncc we say whom a5 cents will 60
50 far as to cure u Cold, Cough, Sore
Throat, Hoarscncss, Asthma, &c; hes
itato not to go to u Druggist and in
vest that in bottle Of Madame Por-
ter'S cough JalSdm.
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Z LIEUT.. Col. III. B. HUNTER, of 123d
Ohio, who was captured in Virginia
by the rebels year ago last June,
arrived at home on the 10th, having
been prisoner Of war over ono year.
1Io served his time principally in
Libby Prison, but some three or four
months since was transferred by the
Rebels to Charleston. The Col, like
all others, gives hard account OF the
treatment of prisoners at Libby, but
says his condition was materially bet
tered by the change to Charleston. He
is looking rugged and hearty and will
rejoin his regiment in fow days.
The Col, was one of the number to
leave Libby at tho time Col. Strcight
and others made their escape, hut
when his turn came to "rrawl into the
hole" he was too weak to make the ef
fort, he having been sick for somo time
and another took his place.
Success to you, Harry, [|A.-
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$4,000 BOUNTY.

The City Council, last week, passed
an ordinance appropriating the above
amount to pay bounties of 500 each
to the Veterans who have been cred.
ited to the city. ts
This act Of justice to the veteran
soldiers-by the City Councils high.
ly commendable, and one which will
be approved by all loyal citizens.
The Bonds Of the City Council will
soon bo ready for sale, and will be a
good investment. The Bonds will run
for four years and bear six per cent
intercst-intercst payable annually.
AS soon as the names Of the vctcr-
ans credited 10 the city can be ascor-
tained, they will receive their bounty.
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Applications for Exemption
from Draft.
HEApQRs hoard Of EMBODIMENT,
18th District, irclcvilie Ohio

N obedience 10 Circular No. q, War Department,
Provost Marshal Generals Of1cc, dsted Washing.
ton d. C. June 25th, 1854, the Board Of Enrolment
ofthe 18th District Of Ohio will continue to hear ap-
pcahons to be stricken from the roll on accountof
lst--Aliennge. 2d-Nou-residence. 3d-Oeer Age
ith--Permancnt Physical Disability rs to render the
person not otaproper subject for enrolment under tho
law and regulations. |..
The evidence in regard To Alenage. Non-residorce,
and unsiiitabcuess of age must conform TO the rules
and requirements Of the law and regulations. To the
duty ofhcaring and deciding upon claims for cxem.
ton, nil the time that can he spared fronntfcr du.
ties will continuously lje dcvotedhy tho Board. As
no time limiting these examinations, is fixed, those
enrolled may choose such TIME dsStts their conve
nicnce.
,ia q Estt GEO. w, RORY, ,Pto. Mar.
tI " :. f NJ. KAGAY, Comr. NJ . Fl at
,hlnc9O 6i-l5-tf. W. q, JONES, Surgeon.
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ieetor refusal to perform this duty under this o-
natee, he shal, on conSiction thereof be 6ued in
any siin nottOexeeed ten dollars. tfFN r. - "
SIC &HlN. Any person who shall oRrtany hin.
dTnnce 70 amy officer " the city officer, Grrtnnn
nttachedtO the Fire department Of said city IN ~,
Hsloin.iee y lls duty al ire Or dwilrally IN
IRE apparaiua belonging 70 the Fire Department of
The city OF I.oHstcf, shall, Tor the first otiinse In
w sesa99n s Insss9ps ne iyriet and pay hne q hot
olionsc IN this secto mentioned he shl anon on
giet0n thereof hc.-ge any couu having ur sii,tinn
thereof he fined ary srm not exeeci, ON. tbs,,.
sand dOll1rsi and ilrihcrmsr" be liable Tor nh
dhmagenr injury done. n
suc. ky Ans ymembcr Of the FIRE Bspsttn,en,
40 .ha.! 'e elected cin'i 9f slant Engiuecr or
CITY hlrsh;I, shah 10 exempt tor Ibe tine he hol Is
such once hOm all coDIpauy drtic1 IN thecouli,1v
towhicll he may belOng.
Src. HHEl, That no person or peFsnns shall be
alpwedt take any water rom ans df the putp, c q.
fHis ~ THIS city, except for the purpose q extin-
gushing tires. for washing, cleaning or excfcsir
we PUBIC engines cf 6ther apparatus be'onging 70
the FIRE Department; nor shail nny ptrson be nl-
loved to Cp"n any " tic public cst.rns in this cty
ami leave tlcn uncovered; aud any person or per
sSt gF.lIf gS-asi any Of "a. pf2rsgn1 Of this
Mayor Ic Hn"d 100 any sum not exec ling ten dUllrs
sec; N%EiL That ary uro,i-ion or proyi,ons Of
an rlI alHrc PASSED F.uunry 4.Isg- entitled " An
Crinnnce 10 secure the Tnsn NJ iahGlstor fr9,,,
fire.. or Of ilsc o, iiareo p9ssrd Febrory Q, aJ7,
entitled, An Or li4auce cstahl.shug twn Irrconpa.
lll'7 I' tii' INf ID ~ I't''t~lFi Gi "a.
pa. .-cd April u, iss7. c7titled, "sGpp,cIugit to IN
nrhnlnce cfttl'sh,ng tw0 Ere rp;u1anrs iof the
To"n cf Lancaster "r of an ordinance plss.l No.
,entcr - 1876 eit 3D. sAnorlnenco H. ani,1,d nm
Ordinance lDr th" gryfn.tgn the Town Of .,,r,s
Tor t'Diu FIRE, aui tue supplementary ~ iiqtca
thorcto' md of - ot'er crlnuuses relating 10 the
hf. d"" tn.ut a. the"'F Df L4neast'-r incompatible
"r ihr.h,.s'ch' WIN ny sro''s'n "r provisions 81
this ordinance, Je, tih Tie syiuc ar. hereby rc.
peflcd. . .
sre XVIII. TIT, grIameo .In'! take efE,ot and
~ ia Efsfr fif .s. Al 4 ~
Feat on
Dobeiu the Council Chamber Of tho CTS of Ianca,.
ter, tbs 9Th ds 0r Jut. lsGi
W. l. .EIEG, Cts ul-ra.
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Success to you, Harry,

Mr.. PICKERING, Union Central Com
'}mitteo member for Violet township
sends us the following new subscribers,
viz: Joseph Ashton, Geo. Barnhart.
We hope tho Central Committee in
their respective townships will exert
themselves to extend the circulation
of the Gazette. 1t is part of the lcgiti-
mato labor Of the campaign, and n
work which is always rewarded. '
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RI-Wo notice that Outcalt & Stro-
pei have been receiving a large and
extensive supply ofCabinet Ware and
Furniture, during the week. If you
want any thing in that line, don't
forget that they are in the same old
place, on Main Street.
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AJ@GA@9eY q
raoyosr MarsnAt,s orrlct,

3. p l2Tn DISTRICT OF Ono, ~
,, Circlevillc, August 18th, 1861.
ENQUIRIES on all subjects coniected with the I'm.
lromcnt, Irat, Exemptions, Liabilities to draft
Credits and Accounts Of men furnished, should be
addressed to tbis office, whore they will receive
prompt attention. Answers Will there he moro spec.
Oily obtained than by addressing the Provost Marshal
General GEO. ". ROBY.
Captain and 'Proyost Marshal
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CITY BOARD OF EXAMINERS
Withhold meeting on Friday, Au.
gust 2Gth, at O'Clock p. NJ, in the
NORTH GRAMMAR SCHOOL
ROOM
ROOM.

All who wish to be regarded as ap-
pleants for places ilr tho Union Schools
or expect to act as substitutes at any
timej will present themselves for ex-
animation at above timo and place,
bringing with them testimonials Of
good moral character. ;~T.f
BY order Of the Board of Ex'rs.
EGtrFJ. F.sRHNMUND, Clerk, 2
Aug! Is, 2l-2w. l>t 'tiss ~