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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

Ten steamers. SHED xish sslsisrs bs,o-r.
ing 70 the 1sth oAso esvalry, pass-d - e
route for DavEl's Bag.
shrsvszPort sdriess, q he lslh, sss
that ths qsautity Of satt0n iiksly q ~ =
New orlssns, via Red rivs-, g. rarira Is
es'sustsa f.en 80 see 70 ia. se0Ssiss. sex,
years crop ws3ts suan, 81 tut vs-y litt.s
has bsen planted.
s-ierson's cavalry have arrived a. vielss-
burg, ending a. that Plsss tsrss u.salsa'
ctnPsisn thrOugh TIE sssfss 81 Flsrssa.
Alahsaa ard Misaissippi TAs sxPssiliou
passed through = p0rti0n % Aiabaua and
HisaissiPpi never visiss.i by hostile s-osPs.
They rsPOrt The interior IN post prosper
Gus condition. Fhsy also sspsrl sssi.s
hundreds Of iosSs ~ bale Of esasa, uhs,h
The owners were AExious 70 saks 70 luarksl
There would be isrss srops tAis ysas Ish
said that thousands u seyss Of lad ,vhlsh
wa planted in corn had basn plswui ID
and eottOa substituted. The srsp saslook !
ng very fns.
DrrRoSs, Juus s9-Fbs proysasrs Dssn
Richnond and Iaitsis c0llidsa i.as sishs
scar Foiat Pselse. The nlinsis SINK is
ef.ssn feet v1tsr.
NEV ToRE, June 2s-Ws unasrssssa
has The cen 5ition Of The tslssrzp< Ines q.
the sOeth and sas press Of oEcisi bsssnsss
is such that ice srsasn salon Of rsports =
snd from the North VII rot b p-scEesbls
before about tie add Of Jaly, aas-
shieh The associated press Ein b able 10
rssans old vslaaOHs Eilh ssa ASA sdi.ar,. Z
cArEo, June - "A v.ra Gas l. ts- Ct
the Isl states that the Confederstss si.ll 4
alek 70 Mexico. Ehsrs Is 10 iouks 6ayu 4
viii sst his Drajses through. 4 oalT sssiis 4
the signature Of sfsxiraiIisa to DC ne lsa. I
de goes Gus a. Director General o. su,isra-
ton from sonO-a, chswhaEhs. Dur.uga
and Tamauiis, with sxlrsorainzry pruvi-
,iius and s000 Preach troops % bsek Ain.
Emigration to be stFieliy southsrn- 10 zee
are 10 be armed sud paid ~
he Empire, but keeps in the sbovs men.
toned States Is ProtsoiiOa 70 enigraEts.
Capt Psgs and ofaosss o. The st0nssslI
nave gone to Mexico 70 ofsr their isrvisos
% the Empire, ard persuade TIE g0vsEz-
nent % purchase tie ram sto1sEsik Tbs
french Admiral sos Ssla them for he
ana Parpess, and dselalj' that With the
am he can defend he Msxisan eozst
.zsinst ths vhels American navy.
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2aX. ROBERT J. ATKINSON,
uass 81 Auditor Q. s Treas1Tyl
Attorney at Law,
WASHINGTON, D. @

oscsrs' snd sc'dlaFs' cisitaF promptly collecteai
O. bacstes Of Non-indebiedness obtsinedi Stop
Bourtes uttsined: Citizens' Gains Dor frupefty
taken Tor she Zee al The Amy promptly eoleeted
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

Thia vica. Fhics e aseer 7=zel-as IL
Ne proaence Of anF ccs. aes rfrr.l 80
sFsrlsElsg r1il 81 $780, i - --..s
and mest laleltef FraaE zar tssl susr
faee u1nEl1 81 elrg1e1cs q rrr T. So.
4 has aessrrTat healsl -lzaaal - 1--ra
tztlou, tEd 90 aced ahs u rarra.e r.1Er l.
40 fztsl cfocal ID I. uara a-aarsa.-a.-
sgtt Gas ca1 nce -al araa
s1ret rsFEE1elllF 1f les 80 r-r. -. Cd
D.. &c.,. 50. fl aarta l1err rre
= adllross ~ u Lesser. 81 81 rs-1
vie, Te1r
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Z \ FRIDAY. 56EE ., i855- :
fhs Vacancy on The sapreme Bench

Fhs Vacancy on The Supreme Bench.
The n. Y. Post says the friends of
Charles W.Hornor, Esq, Of Hews Or
leans, as We SIRE informed. are soliciting
for him an sppointment.to heseat on
the Supreme Bench Of the United
States made vacant by the death Of
Ars Justice Catron. The grounds on
which they advocate his appointment
are certainly worthy of note. They
contend that he not only is and always
has been uneompromisingly loyal, that
ehas the mature age, learning and ex-
perience at the. bar to fit him for the
Office, but that he further possesses the
peculiar eualifc ation Of sa9 practical
knowledge of the civil law, which is ea-
,sential to the right decision Of CUES
lions arising in regard 10 the old land
titlss of MissouriS Florida, Louisiana,
Texas and carlifofni& They regard a
knowledge OF thecivil law as to marital
rights SUGGESTIONS and land titles as an
Indispensable prerequisite in whoever
may De selected to fill the vacancy.
For years past the lawyers from the
states named nave lsbored under the
disadvantage Of having to take up
their cases 10 court of last resort, no
member Of which had a practical
knowledge Of the sort of law involved
in their adjudication. r n
Hence it is that they claim, as mat.
ter of justice, that the vacancy shall be
filed by lawyer (not a politician or
sx-memher of Congress) from some
State in which the civil law has been in |
force, and not by mere common-bred
LAWYER. -r -.sslot#
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The Springfield Republican says A
well-known "hotel keeper in this city
has lately encountered q run of bsd
luck in hndomsssic arrangements. He
Introduced fne. high;spirited gentle
1.&n from New York iaiO hia family,
and showsd him arouna town with
mach politeness but Of ; sudden he
awoke one day 10 the SD realization
ofshe xafH that bis New York friend
hAa el0psd With his ( the hOtel-keepsria)
vile, ard--vhat made him fed worsa
thanSs ll the rest---hsd taken along
81 500 Of the landlords hard earned
savings. - a3grl4 liG sdfgEH 81
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ed By President johnson

% The Northern radicals formerly de-
nouncsd the Southern system OF slavery
because it inside the negroes brutal
and savage" Having secured freedom
for them, IS an incident Of the war
they nov insisE that these brutal saw
ages, before they have had CHANCE to
improve shall be armed with the bal
lot. Are they loaf to al sense Of
shame p f.
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OUDOsItlO, 10 president .JOhBsou.

a4fsf. Hfaff az
The sign! North indicate that the
radical leaders are engaged in laying
the foundadons of 3 party 20 oppose the
administration Of President johnson.
We have tlready republished extracts
from specifics made by Mr. Wendell
Phillips and Mr.. Ashley, e member Of
Congress from Ohio, both Of whom are
open and undisguised in their opposi-
ton, the lstter going so far as 70 threat
en- to "crusb" the administration. A
meeting was held in Boston last week,
the object Of which was to bully the
President into change Of position on
the question Reconstruction Il was
addressed BY TheophiIus Parsons, Hen
ry Ward Beecher, and others. One of
the organs Of these disorganizers is the
New York Antilslayery Standard In
its issue of the oath, it leads off as fol-
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

We rspec.frlF $685. e Ell -
f-ienil a1t patrcls -l.as ue sr7e ~s-a1e1-.l
ear lcs Crcan snl1c1 ~ aes afs1r1- 80
aoPe - rsCslra - sac rsE7rz1rs 80
hal been - ErrrrlIr tr1tsarr - - rre-r
$3.50 re saVt siHerl ea Sad rlrf.c
lic1ery 81 ~ Eiefs. asf rarl a1-1 ara--
eream msta - a-irr o. $3.50. 49,
raarra 4 FraaErr
iel an - Errza cas-T so.
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ne zotss aad z-caaaa "a -
al a c.. stFickier. Ez1sE g. ga A Il.
Aeans a 49, FfL - rEza a So i I-rL
1e-tu1s i--rted 90 E1f 81 1az1 f-zs ~
? $50 Ea,zS iucta a. raFEen- 4 60
,cairssl lc-l b. ci,scl a.
In ~ ecss1ce. A. 3. "a rsrazs . ~
u kEtA-aEra 90 nrand = - 49,
a. g. 41aHl. al Ell ere aarnsG
wartl-su Esr tts argE-a
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"NOt1ins Z 10 Us nor aagit sss S0~s -
ealioe 4"
Do yOa want % play az ten Pinaf II %,
Ehsrs can you snd : noro Plesaant place
han Al Edwards Bowling Saloon. Ne. 81.
south Front strsst? Are yOu fOud Of = Ia
lie vire @for my stsnssh's sake, . or sn sz
ceIlsnt cigar, if 80, call % Edssrds' and
you viii DO suigzL And should you b ia
want q q esnfarsasSs home ia he shaPe Of
bosrdiag hoass, thsa b. All Esans try
sdWErds' and oar wOsd for q you III b
s.sissod. iunsi In
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DrzROSs, Juus sa--Fbs ProysEsrs Dssa
RichmOnd snd Illiisis eoliidsa i.as aishs
scar Point Pselse. The niinois nI.k il
ffseen feet VITA.
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II Cooke, whose infamous letter We pub
lished yesterday, is still opposed to the
"damnable civility Of the Yankees he will
please let u. know. We have lately aeard
Of few who win seeommodste him to q
little commendable incivility if heilikes it.
,Fhs dinner he proposed % Cooke for An
drew johnson is getting cold.
GFt F+
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A. Ne ara assut = asEe 2 -. az ca
Driak Hile asd BE- HsrrT.

Eha pure old $780, P1rl, So ~. lzla-
a, Curfart s1t CARES a .zsa. O. -lart s-.s
Biackoerry E-altg. Eza9 $3.50. l-a1.
-ezapps, Hclald Ga. raa azsF r
satasles ot slurlt sFerF tssefe r1 -
sagad g Al. 81 actseu s t-r-Err $3.50. -
81, College aE-res. Easarlss. lsll-
uarf9-sf
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

n The State Conyention of the Democ-
racy of Vermont net at Burlington on
the 9th, and nominated the following
state ticket: For Governor, c. H. Dar
venpOrk Of Wilmingtens Lieutenant
Governor, D c. Linsley, Of Burlington
for Treasurer, L. II. Noyes, of Hyde
Park.
Resolutions were adopted reafirmine
Democratic principles, and declaring
cOnsdehee in she wise and cOrstitu-
tional measures ofreconstruction adopt
ed BY President johnson
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ID. saEY1sE eel f-rre 49,
90 raaF-a's $3.50 5aEF rsra--
elr. -aEFas'a e.ead-fl Fl - 1111aa
eIr 5aaTrra 1Iad.f -ur go fa-arrr
ID. $500 sIrrsl-.'I--I = r 49,
"ir- sr.Iu,a --loa q !. l. fa-----
usr-potslsd 80 -ulrr a--a-s ~ r -
1rsut rclui SIS. 81 - ~ - u1sz - Il H-H.-
*. darz cirt 90 1r $50 - fllr. p i. 80
Ica an. q al1ls 81 $50 II. 1ra1r
zdssuuca. 1a1r RI - r11as. a - rtle IL T. a.
iaf Esa 80 go - d a1T
scrufz a E.llg Il elrr At = =. 10
ar t11E s-1l lss-r11l L .
goFia ~ rr1ral 90 1.1I - E q - $500
Pre- altn 3 1 e. * - $3.50 q 81 80
NercaIL.a - $40 80 lsazsaaz 60 r. CT -
stad lnr-Cctl1T 80 srrr rr-lrr - = a.
ougi.t , er a111-s e - ras-z e 60 ~
6 sss - - = ~ - sss-us 49,
nslEs11t
psrE = |trazs. Cr isrrss - - s.-. 80 -a1
srpas-. - -fa1 80 80 UEa ae 60
- era. a. = 49, $50 $780,
10 - 81 q raur4 - 50 Tsla- ~
49,. - caa-e = u. q = - 49, 80 q g.
sasF1s "a. - '1r.l - 2 ..lss..
We = ssr-E. rr.ss.
O.. Eauee 80 Elszra lssfa.-.
rzgif-sun v-ti1 -
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Fine Whisky, Brsndisa, Wines and Portsri
Hos'ettsr's, csdron aud Robsck's Btiersi
Ayre's, Huriy's and Ball's ssrssPErilia, RI
ssls at the lowest cash rates a. 7. y. Fcs-
tsr's, No. IS Public square. Dr.. n. Q.
smith attends to the eo1poandins q PEs-
aeriutioua
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Lsst Chaaee fsr sarEsIns.

The sutler Goods 81 A. 4 n. LsadsbsEE.
corner Public square and Nsrket are noe
be ng closed out. These nue. Be aold 70
gerd.esS OF priee. New "a } Der time 10 yet
sreat bargains there Ia robacco, Cigtfss
Canned Fruit, OYSTER, ssrdinea, nusious
ana Hats csuvincs yourself b e5.liius
thara
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The n. Y. Post says the friends of
Charles WrHornor, Esq, of 6ews Or.
leans, as We sre informed. are soliciting
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

Ths CepperheAds are trying TO make
thar readers believe thst JED Davis
vas not disguised in female attire when
captured. They can't strip him Of his
pstsseost hsnOFs: no use srying. Mrs.
JeR thought bis attempt TO get of m
der her gown, = espitAl rick.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

Butter or Ice always on hand At he
Butter Depot Of Clark a Gregory. Fsni
les may always get good Fresh Buttsr OF
Ice, in quastities 70 auit, a he Butler De-
pot, s. Broad street.
ies-im CLARK L GsEsOuE.
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$40 Reward.

cTRAyEp ffozs thA re.ii ssa-a a iha snhesribef,
- rorDer q Nhrs AID Be sfresis. Scuth Nssh-
vie. o sznday acrrire The Mn tnEs.. Si.rfe By
Hors, ba-z ms o. AMI teli. ce hie1 "a IL lifiie
cglargea and ~ D. afutie hos he laitef c brRbd-
ID % HE zFht hip, about ~ or IkyeArs old IN 70
eraby good uerki-s oroer WAS boteht q
Md BroEa trinR % Derl hrSaA ssrssG
III give he ahoTe rsaaid % any psteon vtc vi
4siSer BIN = ne a ny FoH&encf o. q fay o1sce
ea Gay stre.k hstEssn ghsrz5 go sclEsaez.
lass~-A sas 81 ap :. \ ~ S,s''AN
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PHorosEAPHs.-PhotograPhs d Generals
Federal and confedersss. The isrgsst col
ecton in the Wsss, for sale, Wholeuals snd
-stal- Remember tbs place. Gallery q ne
cumberland. Is Cedar streoss opposite Com
nrcial Hotel. may37 lE
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Fl A paragraph has been going tAe
rounds Of the press stating that Gen.
Sherman Is 20 be the Democratic can
didate for Governor Of Ohio This Is
now contradicted. The General warm
j. sAvoss shs election Of The Union
candidate. Gen. Coz, s
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Ohcers on leave ut s5ssnce Or detaehed
duty, can have their pay accoucD naca
out, collected or disposed OF scldief'a dnsl
ststsmebts bought and assistaacs rendefed.
NmPhny commanders, regimeuai Quarter
masters and others 70 class taeir Pc peFs iby
Experienced Quartermaater's elarks1 a. 30.
%, North Cherry street
u I. Bu1Laa.
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Telegraph.
afternoon Dispatches,
Progress Of Reorganization.
LOyal Meeting ia Texas

Robbery in Texas,
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Beautiful Pictures Of Babies sAksn e
shres seconds By Mr.. Ferdinand, he sreai
Baby TAmsr, At he Gallery Of he CumbsF
nd aprII-tf
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PtssE'. ~ ekZErE = zs-as $40
- - .cr1-F ~ aEa r-arr -
-errF- fEtar. j. slrl. - a.-s - - - -
.HFrs.Ea . 1er 49, 49, - 49, -
- =. l.a.ra-. ael1
lEErE-IEE har.
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The Confederate Thermometer,

I. c. Barber 4 Son, Exchange Bro,
kers, Augusta, Ga, furnish the Consti-
nationalist with the annexed table,
showing the fluctuations Of Confeder-
ate treasury notes. The table was pre-
pared from actual sales on the books of
the Arm: - eAN vi
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Summer Hats, ''BSE styles" just rfcsiv-
ID. 2. Il. THoEFsoss
% Cherry street, near Uaioa-
iuna-lf.
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"a GARD.

TUE undsrsigned keeps Constantly On hznd .
L al assoTisd gsook q tfu1. Ceerz1IE, Naiist
snrinrs, kxles. Goupet, ki1,. SSH -, =. hze-,
500 ffoF=. Oos1sB Scrnpsra, ffrsahlng hLaehaaes.
OoPn sAefiers Htras Cutters wagon tlrn1er. = ~
Rrich "a Cav HR.iraalio Cauent. lFasleT Pans.
BPaAs Tea ~ fotco14u ke1Ast Eopes Falet
Fs5ur- feYd, ard trocefies, and rsrsous othaf ar
hcss Ts-sulred ser ptT and colDzy TraSe, Nnleh
.''sg 'les : = - = Wi LToN A 90.
rssxII--aso - MsFkps -tsaat
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A Washington correspondence ofthe
Philadelphia Inquirer mentions q re-
port that last week = report Wss pre-
scented to the Treasury Department Tor
FIVE hundred ana hfty dollars fos dam
agss alleged 10 have been doue sheets,
piiiow cases, and carpets, and for hire
Of servants, at the house in Tenth
street, opposite FOrd's Theatre, in
which President Lincoln died This il
toeOmpensate for the occupation Of the
premises about ten Sours BY dstiE-
guisked officials on the unfortunate oc-
eAsiou. The house vas afserWsrd
opened 70 visitors at 6fty cents head,
and more than enough to cover al ex-
psnses must hare been realized from
this source The chances Of the bill
passing the Auditor are not very fat
tEFuH.
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W8nted.

90 ssaa't s, e. 80
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UAlTkD sfAfEo NAIL LINE
"a
CAL1FORNIA,

Via Isthnns Of Ran&naa-
GREATLY REDUCED RAf9s % eks14aE
FoR 1EE siJaMEh Aoath1
fnrlnsisz Fslrbsd Ia sFSria - w. Al 10
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The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

Notice.
A IL persons having filed rlsims hessre the
~ HoErd o. Claifns insi tutad u-dar ssnerial
ca Order No. 80. IN. -, ls64. have ce-f-
Gates a sAz1la toC,tter with amounts or awards
~ applying . William DrvPr, Recorder al sd
Hosrl. Sslt go ~ ais I'D 81 "a % tra-,is-
q this peFarf1islf % issac sloi Crlfoafos" Mr. ID
utl e. end - the collector OF SID ciaims n r.
cCired. once st Alien C1fy's, corner o. Cedsr
ntrcef and Square. up eiairs.
unee-in wfLMAM DRIVER, RccOrder.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

d E44ats AAAA NFT0-r7-IN II = -
The London Index says the North
fought and whipped the South for the
purpose Of retaining its irsda It ar
CUES, therefore, the North can yet be
defeated IF the French and English
merchants snd manufacturers wiz only
exercise proper enterprise By eonsign-
ing goods, etc, 70 Southern merchants.
No Southern lady or gentleman, in
that ease, would bay anything from
the North Tbs aFssaeh and English
merchants are to- shar9 70 bite At this
poor bait They hare seen too much
money sunk il Confederate bonds, 10
try any hazardous experiment. 10 be
- - - a. - - "a tl-fa7sr
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

The Young Mems Christian Assoei-
alton" having purchased florida Thea
sss AXE posasssisa Monday. i iS 70
30 pAllsa ne TLiacelH TszPls'
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

HoasE.-A So. ssddls Horse wHuisd
Apply to Dr. Abora, cesansrsisi EotsL
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

RrFgHEseEaa aHHH
Andrew Johnsou. p csileut Uoiied States.
brcVL Mgi, Gen 9Ro. y Miller Oommander Pest
of hashv Ne.
Rreyt Brig Gen. }. I. nona' dsop. CHIEF Quarter
master, Department Of Cumberland,
Hnu lo.eph Fowler, Nrit~d States senator
Hon. A. v Lindsey, Ros1nasttr.
junei6 am
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-30

1870 ~ s'''as e AS" 's'sHV'
The Ashland union. [volume] (Ashland, Ashland County, Ohio) 1854-1868, 1865-01-11
Notice to Teachers

.FTNHE Board Of School Examiners Of Ashlsnd.
County will hold the following Examins- r
tons, at Ashland, during the year. 1855
The End Saturday Of February: EAEHL ;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of Marohi
1.-THE 2nd and,4ih Saturdays Of April;st % e.
The 2ndtand 4th Saturdays ofsM yjRFsgz :
The 2nd Saturday Of June
The End Saturday Of August: (
The End and 4tk Saturdays Of September;
The 2nd and 4th Saturdays Of October;
The End and 4th Saturdays Of November; \
The 2nd Saturday cf December wy SaMAs
These Examinations will commence 81
O'clock A. NJ, and close at p. NJ 100 sss
No applicant will be admitted after eleven
o'clock A. NJ. Written testimonials Of good
moral character, signed by at leastgtwp re-
sponsible persons will be required which
testimonials will be kept on file. No esrti6-
cate can be ante-dated, and the, School Law
prohibits Township Clerks from giving orders q
10 teachers for pay, unless they have certif,
Gates embracing the whole time Of 'ssrvice:H :
The School Law requires teachers TO under;
stand the following branches, and be able 10
impart instruction in them all Reading. VII
ling. Photography, Arithmetic, English Gram
mar and Geograghy. A failure ID one, Isl
failure in all, and there not having . fir
knowledge Of each and every one Of the abovs"
branches. need net apply for afcerti6cate-9
Particular attention will be paid TO 0rthogra-
ply, and those not having studied II, wilfbe
promptly rejected. No private examination
will he held, and no application Rsby letter.
will be answered. Only four grades Of Ger gE
tihcates will DO issued, viz ; for 8 months IL
months, Is months. and ~ nonthsanAesr-
ti6cate for six months il n trial certificate md. .,