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DISSOLUTION.

UtHE nm ol Rbudt- a " arfield b. this day
| dissolved bl mutual'oonssnt, either party
b. authorized to settle The book. 90 >td INN
&. l.. RHODES
MM. =. WAKEFIELD.
Bridgeport, a.. June 1rh. l~.'
T. T.. Rhuics having purchased the stock OF
". $. NlutIi. ht, associated with him hE
-ou. e.. NJ. Eh.ies fur the purpoa" of cuuiluu-
Iua the Wholesale Grueery and commission
bu-iuy-- under the name and style ui J. T.
Rhode. & son.
nnetiuug from the oh finn thank my
friends fOrt their patronage ana tru'i lhty ll
continue the same o. the new
iui-slf WNi. *. WARFIELD
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NEW York. July ll.-Gen. Hooker
has arrived here and reported 10 the
War Department for orders.
u. :. O-bon. the naval reporter who
was underarrest. charged with publish
ing cnntrabaud news, has been notified
bv Gen. Dix that he has approved the
finding OF the Court ia his case, which
wer, mot guilty.
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T3O LOAN.

These Bond, are now worth q handsome
premium. and are exempt, "a, are all the Gov
Uumprt Bonds from STATE, Co,m'y0id MH"t
.Ur taxation. jrtat o.ti, f,uu oneto nrsep7
n..t p.. ru..Hi 90 their rulus accouding to tht
rate levied upon other property. The inter-
ESQ l-rlylhie -emi-lunu1lly hy coupons ut-
,leu,,I tu each note. which may be cut ou and
-.II tu amy bank or banker.
Ile Inf.l,-. 40 ESQ per cent. amounts Oh
Onc cent Icr day ona ,lH note.
Two cent, per- day ou sIuOuote.
T.u cents ItId 1n % sAv note.
Twenty cent, per- jay on 90 siUUu note.
Ure uu.al rtI Juy una ,a'O note.
Nute- o..tI trr denominations named will
Ue umry furnished upon receipt uf SUBJ
-uIuuu-
IHe Nofe. of u. Thu Series are precisely
.miar n form ui privileges tn the Seven
IuHrI.- already -o'd, except that the Govern
m.u. u-.r,,- fpI'-,If thy option of paying
Interest ueaII c..u af sr.reyut. instead of
HIHH- boo cuuyu.y. Subscribers win dvIuct
tUe Interest u -uu,ucy up 90 july l5-h, at
ono. .u. when tn.y subscribe.
IUeI,Ir.y uIth. notes of th, ihirl series
ofrUc ~.,yu-tmu.- wIu commence ou the
ltufJme. and win he made promptly and
continuously au,rtnet J8te.
IHe-I-Hf change made boo This conditions
o.hN THIRD SERIES affects only the mate
trotutyr>t Thyp1mentmgoid ifmade,
vUI ,r.uNalr. tu tuc currency Interest oi
fH. higher nate.
IIertum tu specie payments loo ths event
Vb.enouiy vM tine option 90 pay Interest
Iu DoI hy awaited oi, would ~o reduce and
eiuli.. prices lat purchase. made with six
percent Boo e'lJ would hs fully equal Co those
m1,I.. with seven auI thrge-teutn. per cent.
DOL. .............. 'TT... ..
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WASHINGTON, July ll.-Several yes
sells lately attached To the East Gulf
Squadron were sold at Key West on the
18th Of June, among them the nOtori-
Gus yacht Wanderer. The squadron
is being reduced to a small complement.
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The Gold Market.

NEW YORK. July il.-Gold Is almost
entirely devoid of speculative move
ment. The demand is chiefly confined
To the wants of importers, and terms
are generally regular.
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PHILADELPHIA, July ll.-Jay Cooke
reports the subscriptions To- the 80
loan to-day at sj,lO6.4O The NUM-
Der of individual subscriptions WAS
2 -
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THE ONLY LOAN IN MARKET


Is- Diam ..HWIuU of the Loan authorize
Dbl, Dauap.,~ ar. nov ou the market. Thu.
amount. 600 the rtt,Ht which 30 is being abb
..H.I. Vuau h. .uN.rin.l urwithiu sixty
IIy, uU.u tE.ult.. Vu undoubtedly conn
mtuI 90 premium, o- b1, uniformly b,,n the
..-e 600 closing llc subscription, to other
Iuau~
uuHIeI Chat Dil.u-u.yNyl town and >,c-
r.u u.lIe country may he attended facilities
Urlhu. tne Iau. thy National Banks. state
Banks auI Private hukrr tbruuah1ut the
O.uul. h5yc-.u,Uu.y alrr,d to receive sub
..upH.u. 40 IHr. -Ut-,uu.r wiIl select their
suu s..ur.. 900 whom ih,, lly, confidence,
IuI who uu., aIy Zoo hy responsible ior th,
delivery ortn.uoly- ul which they uc,i,e
U.I.r-
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Mastering OUT of TrOop>---Ihe only
Corps nov in ENistence---C nnseatcd
and Abandoned I.ands---Inhumanit
Ia Negroes.

tn Negroes.
NEW YORK, July 1.-THE Times SAYS
the muster out of Gen. Wrirht's prov H.
ioual corps cNtingui,hcs the army of
the Potomac as au organization. The
army of Tennessee j. also extinct.
The only corps now nrNi>tcnor are the
ith, Gen. Wood, just sent 10 the Gulf;
the 18th, Gen. Steele, going 90 Texas F;
the 10th, gen. \. Smith, m Alabama
aud Mississippi; the l3h, garrisoniug
North Carolina, under Gen. Rogers; the
2ith, garrisoning Virginia, and the 18th.
,colurcd, mostly gone tu Texas, under
Gen. McitZcl. These corps are all
greatly reduced in numbers.
The Trihunc's special SAWS that The
Frcedmcn's Bureau have refused To re-
store To persons formerly rebels. cOniis-
Gated and abandoned lands set apart by
the Government for the use OF freed
men and refugees. and has finally CON
Guided To- leave the whole subject 10 the
decision of the courts.
Cases of iuhumHuity to negroes are
constantly reported To- Gen. Howard as
occurring in the interior of the
Southern States. Planters have been
known to administer from one hun
drcd to three hundred la-hes 10 their
former slaves OF both sexes.
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SfWina Alafhines.
NO HOME IS COMPLETE
WITHOUT A
Sewing Machine.
SeWina 4Mafhines.
From the Rev.
HENRY WARD BEECHER.

Your admirable needle tronidn IS the only
a.Imstrrss that dehe> oXtorinaie men. They
cannot cheat 10, nor sturNe it, nor deprive 10 OF
sleep nor tire 10 out, nor make It's hands
weary. Al last ann thankful that There ;, q
mediterranean that cannot De- Oppressed
nor kept In suffering. Now, sewing Is the
family amusement our Wheeler q Wilson
B, PLAYED ON "a great deal none than our piano
and 6, the cause. ton. Of more real music than
iseyor got out Of that instrument
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Trade Convention at Detroit
Gold Closed Last Night at 1879 "a.
Industrial Affairs Ia Southern Nir-
ginia---Mant of understanding be-
tween the Planters and Freedmen
Doubtful Loyalty of the white Pop
uIatiOn---The Elective Franchise.


correspondent from Southern Virginia.
represents society and industrial affairs
ina that region, a. still i'm very crude
condition, consequent 10 a considerable
extent on the planters and the freed
men not yet fully understanding their
altered relations, or at least not recOg-
niZing them, and much annoyance i
thereby caused To the military authori-
ties, i'm efforts TO adjust the difficulty
between the respective parties. The
planters in many cases are disposed to
insist ON their authority 10 punish the
negroes for disObediencc, while numbers
of the latter do not yet realize that free
dom does not mean idlcncSs, and are
disposed To desert the plantations.
With regard To the loyalty to the Ma
tionnl Government, of the white Virgin
iaus generally, our correspondents cN-
press the opinion that IL is not of the
genuine type. The people admit that
they have been oVcrpOwcrcd, and forced
to Yield, but don't express regret for
their rcbrlli0us course. They still cling
90 their old scmi-Ciyilized ideas of chiv-
airy. regarding labor rs dishonOTHble,
and cannot yet understand that new
order of things il established, under
which, he who would prosper must
work.
Troops are still being mustered out
of the service ia the Department OF
Virginia i'm large numbers.
Mr.. BOwdcn, Attorney General Of
Virginia, undcr GOV. Peirpoint, has
submitted an opinion regarding who
will be qualified To exercise the elective
franchise at the approaching election
u that State, ia which he SAYS that all
adult white citizens, six months resi-
drucr ice "a county, who have not held
Office under the rebel government and
who nrenot excluded 10y the Presidents
amnesty proclamation. may vote on
taking the oath oi allegiance.
In one county Of the state a man has
offered himself rs candidate for shcr-
in. who urges as e recommendation in
his favor. that he served four years iu
tbp rebel army
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Trial Of The Late Rebel President

Cruelty to Negroes in the Sonth.
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financial.
U. S. 7-9O LOAN
'TIIIR ID - \ AZ 4 Il -
S23O,OOO,OO0.

Hy authority of,hg secretary the Trea,u-
o.. tI,uudsriauei. fhe General subscription
Arer, nrtha ~tlsof United states Securlties,
ouer- totheruauc the third -grNie, of Treasu-
ry N0t,-. bearing seven aud three-tenths per
cent Interest per anuum. known as the
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The Latest News.

Exercise of the Elective Franchise.
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New and Cheap Goods.

AM receiving, almost every .dav, NEW
Il GOODS, direct from the importers, cdin-
1orlsinS d great variety OF articles-ROD-
GERS CUTLERY, CONGRlGSS KNIVES
SCISSORS, RAZORS, RAZOR STRAPS
SfECTACLES, (adapted to almost any age,
Watch Keys, Watch Guards, Silver Thim11
bles, Pins and Needles. To be found at
POILARD'S Variety Store, on Plain street
between the Baptist Church and tho Metho,
dist College. Sept 7 16t
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Gentlernen's " ariet's.

Coats, (,lrcss ami irock, Pants, Vests,
Shirts OF all descriptions, over and under
Flannel and Fancy Shirts.
Drawers, lambs wool and cotton.
Hats, Stockings, Socks, Glove. Il great
variety.
Collars, linen ana paper.
Wristbands, PLAYING Cards.
Fine Tooth and Pocket Combs.
Buttons, for coat, pants, vests; Buckles
for do; Tooth Brushes.
Boots and Shoe. of all styles and l..u
best qualities.
Pocket and Neck Handkerehiei.,, sill, t,li
cotton; Neck-ties of the !ateat styles.
Pocket Books.
Fancy Pipes American Mocrsc!anm
Pocket Handkercl.;egs, ln"n. 81: aa;
cotton; bats; Pen and Pocket ani,"a
RaZors and Razor Stropa.
SuspcnderS of all STYLES
Tobacco, French and eng isn stvle
Shirt Bosons, Eoy's Shoes.
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DRY GOODS
FOL r. IL "a a i q -

A fine variety, to which the attention Of
the ladies' is particularly requested We
nave fine assortment Of ,
Bleaehcd and Brown HOMESPUN.
MOUSSELIN DES LANES.
English and American PRINTS.
Cambria, twillrd and plain.
Hoop Skirts, Corsets, Longclotl.
CailcOes, Worsteds, Cobure, Nc, suitable
for fall and wintor
Alpacas, black and colored.
Combs and Brushes, Tooth Brushes.
Fortunes of every variety.
Chalk Pearl Powder.
Ladies' Shoes, Bootccs and Ties or all de-
scriptions and the latest fashions.
Tuck Combs, Hair Nets, Waterfalls
OF the Very last stylos and patterns.
Collars, Wristbands, Ribbons q
Hosiery of all descriptions.
English. and Amcrcmn Gloves OF the
prettiest style.
Hem-stitchod Handkcrchiefs, ,SThimbio..
Needles, Thread, spool silk and cotton.
Hooks ana Eyes, Wells.
Ladies' Billet and Letter Paper, ruled
Skirt Braid of all colors..
LastinSs, Whalcbonc.
Belts and Belt Buckles and RibLu,,a.
Pearl and other Buttons, fancy, lrc:s., and
common.
Scissors, Pins.
Hair Pins, wire and gutta percha
Misses and Children's Shoes
Round Combs, Waif,ling, Table-cloths
1inghams, Lace and Trimmings.
Working Cotton, Velvet Ribbon, Elastic do.
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REd to- inform the citizon. of Columbia
49, co,,, anu the people OF the neighboring
49, tha1 they are now receiving, and
nave received, great varioty of
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RESTAURANT
A CARD.

HNHE undersigned will remove to New
i York in the course Of few days, and
THOMAS r. AGNEW, No. 26O Greenwich
street, whore ho will be pleased to attend to
all orders, accompanied acih semutdnces,
with which he may be entrusted. From his
experience as the business and purchasing
partner Of the firm, OF Fisher 4 Agnaw, .io
peheVcs he can promise satisfaction, and
select such goods as are best adapted to
Southern trade. Orders for GROCERIES
VIII be executed ut the lowest market rates,
FREE OF COMMISSION.
JOHN AGNEW,
No. 260 Groenwich street,
Sept II 7* New York CITY.
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CONSTITUTION OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Delegates Caouass.r Genera
Cncs" e do oraiss and establish this Constitution

e~ssne@ % "ss oa 9sd s r s g@se%s %
ARTICLE1
DECLARATION Baazrs
in Al @ s and Il s sP e I @ al sss s s are
totally change whom their safety and
worship Almighty
81 l 10 sha
m @ nor na@ns @ M a p G % OF s oT %
disturb religious
SEC No laws shall be passed religion
s29n ct 4f ts the R seo f ht s
p@ 1 % In sh an ho s no
be % the Or Or n
SEC No shall be held
sss s I n Of the %nS land ID npo Paya % forces 2 the
ment such usually eognzabe by justice
IN Sno No G shall 1 be subject
Ss$ Sss ssss
compensation n" private property be take" for public
s% S E E # @ il it ass %
s % IS s;s4 $ $s$s$
ssPod Sic tpsa No person shall be taken
droyed He1 p~ G b it, or pt e@1d we ns e na
"f ." ms pe1gs m or y the laws Of the he land
Of s sase ' 00ns" OF contracts ever be PASSED
Of SG tie 1 s s II 5 nos ssssEs ss this State an" the liberty
posed an @ at n n % s nor nor % s 91 ]
c suspended except of rebellion public
9a a sr ass sss ss s # sss s,
s E FG naS ia 9@aH ss es Ss sdsa@sss to . civil
citizen has right to keep and bear for the
vi dcca nor 81 f@ of W war T BUT %
SEC a Every for person. reputation
right justice shall be administered
All" sr % In all civil SUITS sas ii esa esas5: est sy
the parties shall have right to trial by except in
f tsess ts iS@ may be heard them
SEC l6 No shall be without
people, or their Representatives. In the Legislature.
Sec IT. Slavery involuntary hereby South
Carolina and hano again exist in the State punishment
Sec ls The enumeration certain rights shall impair deny
others retained by the people
Mr. DUNovANT introduced the following resolution
the Committee o esandRe
Whereas the President the
eed that slavery forever abolished within sovereign
ubstact the
and sound public policy every
United States provides
the United States provided Constitution
institution OF slavery which proposition has
ons in the States but to the Legislature of the stat
s0ce That of
hereby referred to the Legislature Of this State.
ORR introduced Ordinance two
Judicial
Resolutions
WINSITH introduced following resouons re-
to Committee the Legislative Department.
I That the General Assembly of South Carolina consisting
Of State constituted
Election District and that each such Election District shall be entitled
I'd The House of Representatives shall consist hundred
members to be appooned the Election Dis
Legislature Representative
allowed sxtyscond of the whole number of white na
titled at ieast one ,crocm;y @ TIst ~" F1ect
)Strl Do On murpf waIHh Of oWhnJa
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MISCELLANEOUS,

Best Kerosene Oil, Watch Keys 1'aylor'a
Twist, Glass Chimnies, best Ink, Gfu Gaps,
Tobacco Bags, Shoe L.accs Slate Pencils,
Umbrellas, Childrcn's Gloves and Hos,-,
Violin and Guitar Strings, Letter Paper and
Envelopes and Il vast variety IT ut her arti-
clos, desirable to both sexes, wiIciHwo have
not tho space to enunierate. Apply at the
old stand in Assembly street to h.
Sept IL SULZBACHER & CO..
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) O u r N A l.


CONVENTION OF THE PEOPLE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
SATURDAY SEPTEMBER :
Mr. ROYCE rasnte the Deeto from the
st. Helena which, referred Special
the President announced the following
members of Perry,
BLACK asked leave to record the vote he would have
n the of m Ornanc repeal the Ordinance
Of secession and Mr. being
NOSES from the Committee the Judicial Department. made
report Message sitngs
the Co Of Appeals which ordered laid tho table and to he
printed
FROST gave that, Monday next
amendments TO the OF
Mr. BOILING offered te following resolution which ordered to
be laid the table,
esoloe Twelve composed of two from each
h District . e 9RRont RI. tl
E es peif tender d to pa t conss @ % % H1 M Ua s ss t
Mr. DAwKINs Resolutions
made resolution restore political
motion of Mr. DAWEIN discharged
same was referred TO the Committee on Annen the Constitution
mad q
slavery State
referred the subject which ordered for consideration
O Monday made report
Resolution in relation Electors Of
the United States which ordered for Monday
Mr. FROST introduced the following
the Committee Ordlnancesand Resolutions
RolreA That the Provisional requested
epresR T M s es xGe @
rests rests Of the State and aid to the advancing
fospsroh a n sSsan s1%Sd n optn aD
to h: aA1a nta the s @ which
ss3 a a sfs; as*S1 rp ssc @ % 1s s
erQC1l
Mr. HAa19SD M introduced the resolutions Which were
ts em%tss anda%e sa iencs on os In
acte and policy of the Governments and Of
the State Governments which framed the
as Constitution 1d a ana than thai pote
people % draw raw the sx9rd apPeaing to the st and highest
neither wise polite the people of the any long
contest in which they have been
Convention assembled accept results war the prncp
embraced in the following resolutions and will sustain
fully 1s5'a Th! PGs' tic Union is the first and Of
the American people.
That sovereignty inavLe Which, in
nations exist somewhere people ana it's
representative organic lte Const
the Federal Government
g. IseeI That slavery
through the the military Government
and that attempt would mpoc
noton only futile ' ~
the General Government strictly within the limits
acknowledge the inaienabe right each State
i'll its
Roce That the late oppressed people against
oppression the an
Of
right the it had delegated ovemmen
Whenever the Judgment Of such State tcc might danger
suggest clency not en-
United States ~ " ' "' w
aeornh Jolnsos admins
ion and will cordially support its
the Mn whole bnpEY 9ns fn" ra,a 1 th n Raace on
made a report, ~
On snndy resolutions to the mode election Irea1rers Comp
toet General and Secretary State and resolutions
So t,e
Committee aud sections for the ]
tuton with the report; remainder
the report ordered for consider Mon,a.
the Committee Amendments to the Constitution.
following resolutions which were referred
to the Committee on Ordinances and Resolutions:
That earnestly State the
formation each District
with the United States troops police District
Saed to the end that order authority
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A Card.

u.
w. r. WILLIAMS viii continue the Fac
forage and Commission Business in Charles.
ton, and offers his services to the friends
and Customers Of tho late firms Of Caldwell.
RiaLalv1S r" aud RlakAlv + Nv;il:-----.
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Cotton w anted.

NNHE highest prices paid for COTTON and
l. for all kinds OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Farmers. and country merchants will find it
to their advantage to call and SEQ.
. aest IL Z. SULZBACHER x co. =,
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COPARTNERSHIP NOTICE.

INHE subscribers having this day entered
Il into oopartncrship, under the firm of
RICHARD O'NE.ALE d. son,
For the purpose Of transactihya GENERAL,
COMMISSION BUSINESS, in tho purchase
and sale OF COTTON and other kinds of
COUNTRY PRODUCE, weuld' respectfully
they are now prepared to resume the bust
ness formerly carried on by tho senior part
,ner, Or. O'Neale, sr.) Any orders entrust-
ed to them will receive fleir Immediate
attention. R. O'NEALE, SR.
Columbia, Sept. IL, 1865 Sept IL rs
80 Charleston Nc,rs, Winnsboro Ne,rs.
Chester Standard and Charlotte Times will
publish four times and send bill to this
cn;cc.
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SPEcK & POLLOCK
General Commission Merchants

Pl"" street, ~ door from assembly,
COLUMBIA, s. C.
WYE respectfully solicit share of the
w public patronage. All business en-
trusted to ~ will receive prompt and per-
sonal attention. We have now in store an
assortment Of DRY GOODS, CLOTHING,
PERFUMES, &c. Also, Groceries, proyi-
slons, such as Sugar, Coffee, Tea, Now Or
leans aiolasses, Cheese, Crackers, Brandies,
Wines and Liquors, Segars, &c, &c, all OF
which We offer either at wholesale or retail
Sept
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS
+ Best S1fOK1NG and CuEW'GT0BAICO.
Spanish and American CIGARS
OF Tobacco for chewing, tliu best Andore-
sons, Solaco and Honey Dew; all varieties.
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= Notice.
YNHE copartnership heretofore existing
firms of BLAKEIY 4 WILLIAMS. Charles-
ton, and j. NJ BLAKEIY l. CO., Columbia.
is dissolved this day by mutual consent.
Either partner is authorized to settie the
affairs OF the late concerns
All parties indebted to the late firms Of
Caldwell, Blakely h Co, Blakely 4 Williams,
J. M. Blakely Il Co., and to the estates Of
Richard Anderson and Lylcs Il Anderson.
are requested to make payment to either Of
the undersigned. J. N. BLAKEI.Y,
Columbia, 4. C.
W. b. WILLIAMS,
Sept. l, 1866. Charleston, 8. G.
, 1865-03-01

Inspector sheahsn called the attention ot the
Board to the fart that q fhlld bad been beaten IN
school with . leather whip.
hoy wss whipped hy the teacher by Eequest q the
parents for ditobt d}enee at home. He hoped not
70 meet with any other violence Of nat kind.
chron,eled lease Of Jogging Ife. trasncy with the
ssVhat was It that The pareqts approved r A..
The superintendent then IeiezTsa 70 nc
mcnts recently made to the city charter gave tae
powcr TO exclude all children under the age Of
Inspector sheshan moved tbs: af.er the Apr!
vacation n, under Elk yeass Of age be excluded
inrpeesor Carpentcr moved to exclude i1nme~
inrpecsor Walsh though, that there would be
manifest injustice In senatuG away these already
attending the schools; the regulation should be
enforced only in the caso Of new applicants for
Inspector Wells agreed with the last speaker.
BE give his seasons Soz The pos1non tsken
tie pubic schools oi his CITY.
The Superintendent said that the whole number
to be excluded under the proposed fule womb
not exceed hxe Or sl1 hundred.
Inspector r els thought that the advantage thus
gained would not counterbalance the eTn caused
P; lie be motioa 9 Of Inspector Ryder prevailed.
The Superintendent reported that very sads-
factory improvement had been made during the
month in The matter Of tardiness on the part!oi
| teacher:: the cases Of tArdiDcss had decreasen
over one hundred per cent The scholars, too.
| had much better record to show.
Inspector Wells moved that the children and
teachers OF The public schools ehal be auth
TO take such aci1on in regard TO the coming Sant'
| tary Fair rs they may deem proper, not incon"
eisient with the proper business OF the eehools'
! Carried.
| Inspector Wicker moved fha: two tsrdlnesses IL
| any one month, on tie part Of q teacher. shall
| cause reduction Of half days pay from h1s o.
| her salary. Lald on the table for one month";
| Inspector Eheahau moved that the Auditing
I Committee be directed to see what eteps arc ne
ceseary to carry into effect that provision OF III
| City Charter which gives power to Issue bona
| for school purposes. Carried.
| The Board then Adjourned.