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Nv York, Much 4.
The Commercial . Hatchsr's Run cor
respondent Of tie 18th says:
The order for the aray TO move at Z
moment notice was oountermsnded OWNS
TO storm, after thsosu had been usdes
arms all night. Frssh oeden, ksssvss, an
expected.
The Posts Y Washington rpeeial Gays:
All application for an exclusion OF pa.
tents, including Good Years and Hay.
wards, have failed.
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From washisetsn.


NashiOgton, March /.
The President has approved the forti-
6caiiop bill. the appropriations in which
weTs cut down jsss one-half tho suean,
which ~as originally rsporssd.
He has also approved tbs bill providing
that no part Of aay ship or vessel shall Be
neasared Or regarded for tonnage that b
used for cabins or state rooms or con
Sructed eatirely shove the 6rss dech
which is not deck to the hull.
The Senate has confirmed Mr.. s. L.
Brayton to be Postmaster q Port Roy Il,
3. G.. and Mr.. John NJ. R4d6eld to be
Aslter and Re6ner of the branch mint in
the city for the United States.
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Rrsm - Potomac Array ASxavnl d

New York. March

new ork, March !.
The latest from Graat's headouarters
says that though all Is quiet in front oi
Richmond active operations before long
are looked for aud the utmost vigilance G
observed in our lines. The military rail-
road has been completed y The position
on the left Of the army Of the Potomac on
Hatshsr's Run. and trains will commenee
runniog regularly on il to- day. M
Fridsy hst 100 desertsrs espe II he
49, af1ies af ~ Roteuae and james.
They report that tho Petersburg Theatre,
flled With rebel governmsnt stores. hs.
been harssd. ard this il iastasced !, "a.
ditional proof Of the intsntion 10 evscu.
ate that tooa.
The Hsnld's ST. Leuis deeostob rspY.
ssats the denoralisatien i KirtY enish'a
Isaae-A Mississippi army to y eossl Is IL,
- sebsr sebet asmiss IN vssiean nerfiona
e shs soastry. kasgs 6anhers 81 deoett.
- ftou fesrevpnsis ouisr 10 th1
Uaion lines = Iislls Rock. Tue.slisas =
BIZ nen ars sajd = + e;s161rlrcC 40 ~
eati.ep tAaG ~ Coal Icy & ! fsilsss.
60 an9ssee1 ltA t6S fssviss sad i1lf2.
- lso sksir sssaps aad $500
~ III i, sy,,;.. q I, |, d, D
I IT,. - = =
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New York. March /.

New I ork, March i.
Wilson's bill providing for an asylum
for our disabled soldiers, has one hun.
dred incorposators, representing nearly
every section ofthe country, with Lieut..
Gen. Grant at the head.
Among the military nominations sent
to the Senate, yesterday, were these Of
Maj Gems. Scho6eld and Howard as Brig
adler Generals ia the regular army.
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Columbia 0arnel--AuRusta Oabtured-
RieA0eaa Papers = The 8vSeuatier
Of RteAmend.
New York, March l.
The steamer Onarga reports that when
of Charleston harbor 26th, was Informed
hat Columbia, s. G. had been burned and
that Augusta bad been captured by our
forces.
The Richmond Examiner Of The 9Th
inst, editorially speaking Of the message
that JET. Davis recently addfessed 10 the
rebel Congress, in which be said, i.if the
campaign against Richmond had resulted
in saosea instesd Of fsilars, sDd liz We had
been compelled to evacuate Richmond q.
Atlanta, the Coafsderacy would have re.
mained 70 defiant as ever" and says les
not this fatal error Be- hasbcsed titl il takes
effect upon the imsginssios. T4e-svAcu-
alton OF Richmond would be the hast OF all
respect and authority toward th9 Coufed
erass government, the disiate9fation ol
the army and the abandonmebt of the
scheme Of an independent South hern Con-
fsdsrasy.s The sishdraval OF the army
from Richmond would 80 narrow tie sres
Of conscription - greatly to reduce ou,
military streDgth. As our army would
dwindle 10 numbers il would move mors
'rapidly westward. aad before reaching the
Aissisaippi would have degererated into
: moro body gsard Of few officials. From
the hour Of giving mp the seat Of govern.
ment our canse Would sink into 4 mere
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Cotton Spseulatsfs-Eisesin speech.
Washington. March l.

Cotton observation-disclosures speech.
Washington. March I.
The Secretary Of War to-day sen. 70
the Heuse . oommunicasion from Proves,
Marshal General Fry II reply 10 ! rssolu.
tion askipg for information in relation I'd
the enlistnsnt Of nbel sie0nefS q vas.
The report made by Hr. WasbufOe o,
Illinois. from tho Committee on Com
merce, to-day says that trade has been
carried o. wiah the insurrecsiouarI Eatea
without the sanction Of isw, resulting 10
no benefit = the goyernment but iDflies-
ing injury aud fostering spirit Of specu.
la,ion and disgracefnl scramble for
wealth; besides it has tended to demoral.
ixation Of the war It tho expense Of the
public treasury. The tsstimony shows
that trade agents or speculators send 70
the rebels through the lines st Norfolk.
New Orleaps and othez. pisces suppfes 70
m amount surpassing belief Negotiations
entered into and correspondence carried
on BY the rebel sgests for provisions and
otbsr neoessary articles and supplies 10
return for cotton. The committee say
that contracts have been made through
agents for tho supply Of not lsss than
3,OOO, ,OO0 bales Of sott0e with 81 per-
sons. No particular proof hsd beea' 70:
quired to show thAs ~ agsnts vers loyal
aad wcss sassing in eDod faith, aud IN Or
der 70 oouduct speeslstions il appesss
ahnk - HHAaiaanaya n11ara haxa hAan
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Fleeing from Riehmona.
s New York, March l.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the 9th
says: 4
Rebel Congrcssmen have become 20
frightened that they arc fleeing from
Richmond, and that body Is Without :
quorum. ~
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$50 I,oaa.
Philadelphia, March l,

40 PhiIadelphia, March /. Z
Jay Cooke reports sales of 1905 TO- day
to the amount Of %, l97 900, including
one subscription from New York of over
$500 600, and enc from Chicago Of
s92 600. and large number of indi.
vidual subscriptions.
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LOUISVILLE, March !.
Maj. Hanitt0A, in com mand at Paits
vile and Cloverport, routed Dawson and
Msgruder's guerrillas badly this morniSe,
wounded Magruder and captured. .Davisoo.
Fifteen guerrillss uodsr Wm. Hughes cap.
,ared and burned the freight train on the
Lebanon Branch Railroad this .. n.
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What was Captured q Chaxissts..
War DEPARTMENT, WAsHrsarox,
March l-8.ll

- WeRse1vo ~ O0ox1ooso0s
Wan DEPARTMENT. WAsHrsaroH, !
March l-6:l0 p. n. I
To Maj. Gen. Dix:
The following telegram from Genera
Gilmore has been transmitted to tits de
psrtment.
(Signed,) E. NJ. SrAxroH,
Secretary Of War.
Headquarters Department OF the South,
Charleston, s. G. Feb. 26. {
To Lieut.. Gen. Grant and Mai. Gen
Halleck. Chief Of Staff
An inspection or the rebel defenses O
Charleston show that We have taken ovcI
$50 pieces of ordinance, being more thar
double What | 6rss reported. The lot in
cludes and i0inch columbiads and 1
great many 80 and 4s-pounders, some
finch Brooks rifles, and many pieces oil
foreign make.
We also captured s locomotives and .
great number Of passenger and platform
cars, all in good condition.
Deserters report that the last of Har
dee's army was TO have crossed the San.
tee nver yesterday bonnd for Charlotte
8. G.. apd that it was feared that Sherman
had already Intercepted their way.
II IS reported on similar authority tha,
the last Of Hoods army, 1900 strong
passed through Augusta last Sunday, th,
18th. on their way 70 Beauregard.
.Geosgetown has been evacuated and il
q Posssusios.
9srlsrs are coming in constantly -
We have over 400 already.
(Signed) 9. A. GrIxoaf.
Maj. Gen. Cbmd'g.
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~Several Union men have lately been
killed in Nesthsrn nisoari fas giviDgi in.
formation Of the hiding places Of notosiou,
guerrillas.
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The 1ean Mn Passed.
Wasbipgten. March /.

The Senate having passed the N hmm.
dred million loan bill precisely - it 1ent
from the House aud as published in the
New York morning papsrs, il requires
only President Linooln's signature to be-
oome . law.
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New York. Aafsh l.
Gold tonight 1881.
~FOR LATE DESP4 4TCHES
SEE. FOURTH PAGE.
New AoDfrtise,ner,ts.
NEW PIANO SONGS-THE MOST
~ POPULAR OF THB SEASON.

NEW PIANO SONGS-THE MOST
~ POPULAR or THE SEASON
Aest me Dosca By ae SEA" Song snd Ohorp- 20 cs..
p.ceiui and flowing Melody, west1ed TO words Of s
romantic, yet purely refined, sentiment
Lament Of Little NsH" Song and C1porus 20 eta
ueepy touching ballad, being pathetic aupesi of
,ue siri recently rescued from slavery The sernvc
p.MMent easily arranged and the melodv i ~ th.t
gotten. e1fs' . nos easay ier-
.Gentis Aa<ssy. cau pa Honr. 80 eta,
voice h ma of1larJ
30 cts e ~1 Nnoi w.
30 cts S"s soa NAosus-
Those who adnire patriotic songs ornded on the last
o. cur brave hung soldiers viii In these two
Of the best recently issuad wv
Either Of the above will be mailed ppaid on receipt or
the price by lyon 4 HAY
Music Dealers, anf importers OF Mus-sI Inssrnment.
ana sfrines etc. Nos. 1oi Clark St and III III ia
se ss And To- Washington ST. Chicago. General Agent.
EsTY's CofTAas DREAMS,
CARHARTsS ARLoDEOSs
GRATEs' BR4ee INSTRUMENTS
sTEtNWAfB AHD OTHER PIANAs
and WsoIEsALs Dzro1 for the publication az nrrvyr
49, 49, - o Doston. fnchz d2t
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~ The trial Of the Chicago copspi-
rators at Cincinnati still eeatiauas and il
likely TO continue Indefinitely. Il
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~For the first time in Tho history O
the State negro testified against white
man 10 the Recorders Court ofHk Louis,
on Monday.
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CPIRITUALISM.-DR L. K. Coov.

1kGth s-Dks L.. N. C00N-
LIT, OF massachusetts, will Lecture In nurrvs, r.
Gasa and 9th street Kcokuk Wednesday and Thur
day ercJsfsgs March LIST and Ia
u F'Dr- Coonley Is prosainen. Trrno, SfsakSr c,5
t.9rro9aa and will nn fail interest those Who &
not 70 investigate Truth eopss and herr
ior the Lectures may be given by the audience
or questions asked. fsy-Ss 40,
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SsLhCT SCHOOL-A graduate of
~ Of the best Univ srsities OF EnTon4 aSiras q,
give lessons In German Preach English ani Latin Ip
can be nd OF Rev Hirchor Pastor OF the Ger
man Evangelical Church, Exchange AMI fsth
streets or to Wm Koch, No. LII Main street Keokuk
Ao"s fehgT
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fof further Information apply to j. IT. TowNgENp
Y NJ Ag mt, AZ Post CoEntsnsier,s Cs5c. in Es-lrI
Iowa Nj TOWNSEND can lie found =. the Bsflinr,
iioa'e when Capt Wills ofice is closed uehs
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transmitted the money, some SAB besides
expenses; 1 got 500 advance on the things
they sold them, but I DON'T kno h9WSSs1
went from Washington bGek to BAlumore.
81 heard Thompson, CIeeEy, Clay, Back
burn, Mcdonald, etc., speak of the yellow
fever in NeWbern; wonder why it did not
take in other places.
GWhen ct Niagara, McGregor, CLAY, Hol-
comb. Preston and Dr.. Blackburn said they
would raise million dollsrsi bring an i'm.
sesqqantityof shirts and under clothes,
infect them With small pox and diseases
which would rag cold ClimAtesz3,Fe ll0R
fever for southern towns; send the goods
10 Ii76FPoolGGd tta6shIP t4em HON tGer6
TO the various places ID the North; they
would employ ms to tsnperinte1d IT, ALI !;
some would be distributed by sending $1,000
worth of goods 70 the sanitary eommIs-
sion at Philadelph NeWGYorR,) Boston,
and from 1Washington. Is Blackburn Said
when he WAS going toBerhIda August
heh was going 70 import more goods with
the fever e. operate moFel se3tenSiveiy q
Other physicians at other polite were to
manage the small pox, etc. When i saw
Plaekburnsat Montreal, he did not'tell me
be had infected any goods At Bermuda.-
He was not communicative then, told me
not to be0impatientt bat after e . while
Wouldget my money. HeisAid he was go
ing 10 get q large sum from the confedera.
ey. he said he would take me to France
10 see.the emperor, who would give o mil
lion to operate in this way upon the Amer
lean army, if peace was restored and the
United States attacked Maximiliau." ~
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Tuesday Morning, Nay %

THURSDAY next, the 25,h, lie the day of
election for Judge ofthe Municipal Court,
and very important election ii is. The
Union city Convention. on Saturday last,
placed in nomination for the Office A. B.
Caldwell, Eaq., who should receive, and
we doubt not will receive, every vote cast
by the Union party 90 tbss day. The
other candidates, wHo'hsd been previously
announced by their friends, having pledged
themselves to abide the decision of the
Convention, are not, of course, now before
the people for their votes It's due. to the
nominee, therefore, as we'll as to the cause,
that every Union man in the city should
90 to work to secure the election of Mr..
Caldwell. 1t can be done, if the proper
effort is put forth. Our opponents we
know will be active and untiring in their
ezertiOus to defeat him, and thus secure
the asCendanoy in the city. We trust our
friends will not allow this, hut that they
will at once GO heartily to work, and by an
active aud concentrated effort, such as they
nre capable CT making and which the good
of the cause deptPeSl ,slFst Nj. Caldwell
by a handsome majority.
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OFFICE OF COIIEoroR, Int. REV.,
lsT DlsTRIcT WHEELING,
Me-, IN 10HE
May 20. 1855.

Notice is hereby given to all parties who
have given to Adams Express Oompanv
receipts for goods or packages received
since August l, 1864, without placing
thereon ts0o cent stamp as required by law
that said receipts must be stamped 6y the
Lot day ofJune, or the penalties Willie en-.
forced; The law requires the stamp to be-
cancelled 9hys the rites, siRni6g the instrn :
ment By PlacFng the ISifalslof ii + MN 5 5
ana the date-the mere crossing or scratch.
tSe the stamp is not legal cancelling, as
'Re stamp then can be used again.
ny order OF the Internal Revenue Dent
Col. LIST District West virginia
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ONE of the newly fledged Richmond pa
pers comes out very strongly on the con
stitutional .ghls of the South. We quote
a pair of paragraphs:
The theory that President johnson has
eDunciated. and to which he has pledged
his administration, is that State cannot
go out of the Union that the States Of the
South are neither colonies nor conquered
provinces, but that they are Ststes under
the Constitution /; that we are one Govern
ment. With this view of the question the
States OF the South remain as they were
but single State has been destroyed, and
whatever rights belonged to them under
the Constitution still adhere, the funda-
mental law of the land being the grand
regulator. Whatever amendment may
hereafter be made to the Constitutional, OF
course is an independent question,
Once relieved from necessity Of military
protection, the internal policy of the seV-
erAl States returns to them, under the Con-
stitution-that is TO say, the States shall
be allowed to settle matters within their
control for themselves the moment that
they sball be Rdjudged fit to do so, aud
this period will arrive as soon as loyalty
shall ASSERT itself
Now, when a Virginiau speaks of "Con-
stitutiOnal rights" he means "slavery,"
and the sooner he lie made to understand
that slavery must be put out of existence,
the better. By the abolition amendment,
by the proclamation of emancipation, by
the extension of the Whr power over the
South, slavery has been doomed, and it lie
the height of folly to talk of renewing
its vitality. President johnson aud his
theories may be quoted and misrepresent.
ed but he and the people are as one on this
poiut. They will consent to no other
method ofreuuiou except that by which
slavery aud all it's damnable influences
are "killcd entirely" That it ia not yet
utterly auuihilated is evident from the Lam
gusge of the paper We have quoted-the
Richmond T'mss, which, referring TO the
Aui Slavery sOciety-With all the old
sCurriIi'y of the Ohivalry, says: iee
This Society has just held one of it's ian.
nuRl ''parO1ysms," where the indication
of the lunAcy OF the whole concern ar
more obvious than ever before.
1t is hardly necessary to say that thi
sect Is Hs much despised at the North as
is at the South. lit isino longer mobbeC
1t is passed by in silent contempt, as il
sentiments are not those of the party whic
elected Mr.. LINOoLN, nor has it the symDa
thy of the men who restored the Unior
regardless Of personal danger.
Active as this Society was In arrayiu
section against section, and In bringin
about CIVIL war which has sent half
million OF men 10 their long homes, Whe
the deadly strife commenced it left tn
Sighting TO those who have abhOred i,
teachiDgS.
Here We have the true ring of the al,
US ''al0ue" policy, and the love OF freedom
und not treason in arms, ia held rsspous
BILE for this war and all it's losses. VII,
ever the men "WhO have IrsUtOred Il
Union" may think of the "Socioly"
ques'iOn, they do sympathi1e with Its ar
mating spirit-hOsulity to slayery-A
they will see to it that the Union il reco
'truc'ed on basis WhereupOn slavery h
no hope of foothold.
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IT has been proved in Bermuda that Dr.
Blackburn, pretending to be an agent Of
the confederate government, had trunks
packed with clothing infected with the vel.
low fever for shipment to this country
Several of the trunks were seized and bur.
led by the Bermudau health officers. This
Detroit TSi6SNs gives an account of con.
fessiOus said to have been made BY a man
usmed Harsis, who was employed by Black.
burn to take some infected trunks he had
brought to Halifax, and distribute them at
Washington, NsWhsru and other points
1t be msy be believed, Thompson, olay
aud other rebel agents 10 Canada. vsr. in,
this mOnstrous plot. Harris was promised
SEQ 600. but got Ouly enough to paw bis
expenses, aud his family was left to sufFsr
In his absence. he says ROtcOmb told him
the confederate government had appropri.
ated $500. 900 to carry the thing through
These are some Of the items of Hsrri.,.
4,.
~ took three trunks by Dr. Blackburn,s
order TO Halifax Hotel, there was Alan a
very nice valIse With some. very elegant
shirts and other things infected With fever
or small pox. which they wanted ms 70
lake with a letter to President Lincoln; /
refused to undertake that, and the yaIise
vas left with DR.. Blackburn, aud do NOT
know what became of il; itopsped In the
middle. ,5l4 ,5,.. 80
''AtIer my return. from Toronto and Nj.
lCaFa took five of the EIGHT tFunka that I
lad rspaeked aud took them 10 Wall & Co.,
corner Pennsylvania avenue
nd Seventh street, WashinRtons hGyp
he receipt and letter received from them
Toronto by me in relation to sale; they
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Coon EOR TIE BETHANY Bors.-We learn
from one of our Ohio exchanges thas 1t a
recent meeting Of the members of the Neo.
.7oPhisn Society of Bethany College the
.0llOWiOg resolutions, which speak for
themselves were unanimously adopted:
q, Ro'olUsa' That the political course If
Ot L. Vallandigham has made him
SSU IOt1ny an honorary Membership in ans
1900 1oi'O'yso' Enat we therefore this night
ls ssUOhe me membership voted him ON 9he
o 0.su.ns OF February "a, 1868, and that his
ReSolUe6, That he be furnished
T .. snsse resolutions by the Recording Sec.
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Ehe National Cemotery at Gettys!
burg Finished. 80 as

=
The last instslment of the iron railing
that encloses the National Cemetery at
wasforwardeda few days 'Eince
from this city. The whole splendid work
is now finished. The National Cemetery
adjoins the old cemetery at Gettysburg.-
Between the two there has been put up this
iron railing; seventeen hundred feet in
length. The front contains grand gate-
way, the Whofesfront being & hundred.
feet in length. This gateway will compare
in beauty with any known to exist IN any
part of the world. The gEahd double gate
10 the centre is flanked by a single one on
either side. The two principal columns OF
the large gateway are surmounted by spread
eagles, of corresponding proportions,
perched upon semi globe. The pattern
10 rustic, square. with panel work, upon
each Of which is inscribed the name of q
state represented by Union troops in the
battle OF Gettysburg. Thus the right hand
post shows the names Wisconsin, Rhode
Island, West Virginia, Illinois, Minnesota,
Maryland, Michigan, Indiana and Ohio
and the left bears the names of Pennsylya.
MIA, New Jersey, New York, Massachusetts.
Connecticut, New Hampshire, Vermont and
Malne-nine upon each side, eighteen in
all. The term "posr is scarcely spplica.
BILE to columns. of such proportions. The
lesser posts ere;of corresponding shape,
surmounted by dsaped urn. The centre
piece of the smaller gates is a national
shield the centre piece of the large gate Is
a star in wreath of laurel. The railing il
plain and massive, appropriate to its pur-
pose. PhIEddslphtG North American
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D school .oonmlsplonerasC
Editors Intelligence: 8 u


A communications in your Fridays paper
in reference TO School Commissioners and
their qualification, seems to your cores
pondent to be somewhat at variance with
the statute, as the third section Of the act
passed December 10th, 1883, reads thus.
8. The commissioners 30 elected shall,
within ten days after being duly notified
BY the township clerk of their election,
proceed TO qualify, by taking the several
oaths prescribed by law; which Oaths' the
clerk OF the township is authorized to ad-
minister to the commissioners aforesaid; 8
copy of which oaths, Signed by the com
missioners aforesaid, shall be kept by him
upon the files of his Office. And if any
vacancy should DGcuE Ode of school
commissioner by.desth, resignation, refusal
to serve, or otherwise, the board of educa.
ton of the township shall fill such vacancy
within ten dsys after being informed
thereof, by the appointment of some suita.
Bile person, whe shall hold his office until
the next annual township election, when q
commissioners shall be elected for the un.
expired term. 4.fitf II. cez
This section is not repealed by any act
passed since, and your correspondent
would presume that where q township
clerk has qualified he is the proper person
to administer the oath and put it on ,file.-
Where there is no township clerk, the oath
ought 70 be put on file by the EeqerderIof
the county. (See sec. 6, chap, q, passed
June 90, 1851 Your correspondent has
repeatedly heard some of the former
school commissioners repudiate the qualis
6cation, and add they had never qualified
although they acted. The 9Th section of
the act above referred to- provides, q rem=
edy, and pretty severe ones for such mis.
conduct in office. ia. u zf11aH . 4a&
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DIEn-

It, IN Centre Wheeling, on Sunday 91st instant. AZ
biz SSs EA0AAs O. kEEFH4ss in The 7ISt year Of
~. tP u.l. On I'D 49,, u. ~,
me i u win take place at 2 O'Clock this
IHue'deyl afternoon. The friends Of the family are
respectfully invited to attend. :, 4.
,r On aonGsy, The ga instant RosRaT Hans BARE
The funeral wfl take place from tbs -..,,.,.. :.
his mother, Mrs. Eliza Ban, Opposite tNo o.
School House on Fourth street this aiternooD =
O'Clock. The tFisnds OF the family aud The
and ofeert ofthe Baptist ". 8. school g..
fully invited shi '1 = 1sfss : te1 p
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