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All Chronic and Complicated Affections
OF the system.
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(aul All diseases peculiar g. Females
Dyspepsia AMI Iivcf Complaints Chronic Headache
Pr lul tista.l, Chronic ali Iiaaul,nttary R1earna
tisn. N-lrslgiA All N-rvols DISEASES genera s. aeu
erA irhluy >crot-l4 Cancers AMI Ilu,.-s ll.-.-ic
@lt laalmmatory Diseases ~ the Eyes ana Ei-- Ca
t2rrh seminal Weakness sience U-atl-.l an Va
gina. Discharges. Sexeal AMI Urinary Diseases .c--
rally.
tuN>l MFTuN. BRONCHITIS. AND LUNG nTSrASrS
GENERALLY
treatise on ibis subject Illustrating tie vs-i--,=
stages aud most rational mode Of treatment viii be
seat % any one post pail. on rscsigt ~ postage
stamp.
Ny treatment for Consumption and Bronchial afsc
tons has been ATTENDED WIKI great success do not
follow the beaten track ~ the past sges bit atfark
the diseases upon principles that have sound sclnr
titc basis. and have restored thousands hy snuIa
remedies, thai have been given over D. othe- phys
clans As incurab!e. Under the ordinary treatment
The patients always die under my treatment there IS
some nope Afflicted, give me = consultation. ! Use
%" remedies that are hurtful 10 any case NJ motto
Nature has provided for every disease remedies
n th pants 81 the hsds and trees % the forest and
use no minerals under any circumstances
Ny address Is a. follows
D hfsf N, n n Box 507q
70 "a Broadway. New YORK
Write your name PLAIN also town esnnt, a., So
AID reply vii he uiaslei a. soon as possible
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70 ui,l-wrish,, and Viii owners.

Point. aud Land->ide.- . ffs n
A-.a.... r4A-ll .r lM LAHt> IS -.t 1910 T.
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Prepared by an Experienced Chemist.

They arr perfectly harm.e-s aa tAe 81 q in tntt '
taken a. ng time ss.tn .ri..t -tety. e-t tl-- iA-
early stages 1i Prel .nry they should nnf Dr. ittn
or e4rfiage may b- tae f'--t iN,l never
.i-sc ads s..sne4s pain n- distress ll.t nHN ,.r
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LIVERY STABLE.
NATHAN GUILE, Proprietor

I VERY STABLE.
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CONSUMPTION. BRONCHITIS. AND lung n1srAsrS
GENERALLY

Write your name PLAIN also town county ,,s So
AID reply viii be mailed A. soon As possible.
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4s2 broadway Y.

70 an such WILL pay specify attention aud give ev-
cry case my serious consideration
Atvcc without n slIciae IS seldom slfc .elt there
fore when addressing me enclose one dollar IN vo--
letter, FOR waich Viii Eya fly canlit opinion aud
advice and such medicine as can - sri rlr -hs same
by return ~ mai; ans Will also state uroa what
terms wall undertake. the case.
w professional attention given more particularly
e. Ire following lisases which make spec ates 81
rs profession. and can treat them as well AZ dis
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Horses & Carriagesto let at all hours.

O1ce ara stable m Washington street. between
she American ana g.. E5Elr Houses th.-l stable
from tle c0-rfr. NATHAN Guile.
Lansing. July S,a ISs4 50Iyl
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Cash or Rcadv-Pay.

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ID ENOVAL--J. c. Bailey & Co. having
n go c-i i1lir al5 Ialki-s House . .as - 81
N4...r IA E-a-s wlll move M tle t-si - A--.l 1t
t-- =. re occlue- ~ P SlU - on he -e-rs- ~
Wsshi1r-a e lrl Michigan Avenues vls-c t.er AL
c.rI--e t,l Rs1S--- Li Er-l1-Ee DIS -ess - here
t1r.--. lrt. tn--- lew BL-S--- House 8 completed
f.- tl- F.-st Sail-uai tS1S-
T. tle u-zc-lne al cc---ll- cations % = o. O.
ihs us. Nai.1lal PAX . L.as-,z.xlu raeet E.th
prompt attention.
J c. BAILEY co. Bakers.
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q SURE CURE

his nes prer1r1.ior possesses NOS. -7ai-rh
-.~lra-- .e- ana
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DRURIGO LOTTO.
LOTTO.
PruriGO Lotto.
PruriGO Lotto.
PruriGO Lotto.
PFurigO Lotto.
PrurigO Lotto.

The Great Itch and Hunor Killer Of the
18th Century.
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Female Difficulties.

All ,ao have lssi nr. HAiDET's FINALE fiiis recon
maud tl..fn q. atL-r- N.rs.- rr.unlG. i-4 tlF---
.ssists ana li-i.r-4 f--unfn-ai -rfl i- rr-ierea'
t. .t..e. fa t.uas u..a.s. OBJ choir merits So lass
.....e. O. t1 ra.. t...ra l.r they llr a.o,,l-iIg
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HAVE REEN CURED

by using BELLS SPECIFIC PILLS. aaI e-rt.f .lt
can be shown from mlry that have lsci them.
40 CASE or FAILURE Ey1E OCCtl.S
Upwards OF a hlndrei phy-i lns Use ih-u elI.
sivriy in their private practice lnI they .sl. e
feet cures without them
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FL do uarterS.
ENROLLING OFFICE, NEWBERRY
Apr..6, At.
M1ReH 20, 1865.

-,
T The attention of soldiers returning home
eIe on frlough in EeWberfy District IS again
called 80 the requirement Of paragraph u Gen
era Orders No. sI4l, "A: & g. %. series of 1858.
> II. The order referred to rsg1tirss thatseldiers
returning home on furIough or on reaching.
places at which, they viii stay during furlodgh,
! will Immediately report to the nearest Enrolling
Officer, Tho viii keep register Of their names,
descriptive list, place where stationed BY whom
the furlough vas granted and the time at (which
it expires. s q ay5 E5'
III. When a soldier on furloug sat the expi-
rati9n of the same, unable to travel to the 4os-
pcitaI Examining Board, he win be ordered before
the Board Of Examiners for Conscripts, which
Board if they.think proper viii econInend an
extension of farlough not to exceed thirty days
". In cases where, from sickness Of wounds,
soldier is unablesto appear before the Board OF
Examiners for Conscripts, he will send up 70 the
Enrolling Officer with furlough, q &c frtifcatee ef
his attending physician, giving a fuh statement
of his case, which certificate, approved will be-
referred to the Board for It's action. ~ :,
I VA strict compliance with the above require
ments viii be promptly enforced.
E.ss, a. - -. ~ r N: WALKER =
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HEADQUARTERS,
SEVENTH RECT S. c. CAVALRY,
caNP Ng1R RIc9NoND, Narch l6, 9

& G1NPt NEARs R RRIcRpGoNp, March 10, s65.
s9NFFICRRS and soldiers of the Seventh Regi-
" mentof South Carolina Cavalry, who are
now absent without leave, are called upon to re-
turn without delay to their command,
Many brave men linge2 to protect their suffer
ing homes, or:to engage the enenlS upon their
own soil Cewards make the same excuse !; but
by remaining absent from then the arns,
shey weaken onr strength and postpone the hour
Soldiers must sT pro tlY return, orbe published
as s'deseraers,'' arrested as deserters and pun
ished as ':deserters." &z 81
The destruction Of railroads is no excuse.
Brave men will make their journey On foot, OF on
horseback, and reioin their postssof duty IN the
army It will be no excuse to soldier that ne
is doing dutysin another command; this can only
be permitted by. an4oFder from the Commander
in-Ghief-Rithout his order it is military crime.
It is especially urged upon men to bring with
them COED horses. Being disnoanted viii not
obtain for them new furlolgh but ftansfers 70
infantry. - - 4 s A. " d q AtsfE AZ A-s,
Golone! Seventh Req S. G. Cavalry.
Apr, g. 1t, n Il - q ~. Is = - - 81
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- address Of the President.

DANyI1Ls, April F,--The President issued an
address, this informing, to. the. people. BE says:
The Geaeral-in Chief found it necessary to make
such movements Of troops as to UNCOVER the cap,
isal. Il would be- unwise to conceal moral and
material injury to our cause, resulting from the
occupation of the cspital by the enemy. 1t is
equally unwise and unworthy of US, to allow our
energes to ffalter, or our, efforts to become re-
laxed underreYerses however ealamitous. For
many months the largest and finest army OF sthe
Confederacy, under tine command of "a leader
whose presence Inspires equal confidence IN the
troops and the people, has been greatly, tram
meled by the necessity of keeping constant watch
over the approaches 70 the capital, and has thus
been forced to forego more than one opportunity
for promising enterprise. ~
Il, is for us, my eoantrynen, to show by oar
bearing under reverses, how ~wretehed has been
the self-decepticn Of those who have remained
behind us, less able to endure misfortune, with
fortitude than: to encounter danger with courage
We. have now entered upon new phase of the
struggle, relieved from the necessity of guarding
particular points, our army will be free to move
from point to point and. strike the enemy in de-
tail far from his base. Let US but will it and we
are free, Animated by that confidence in your
spirit and fortitude which neEev yet failed me,
announce to you, fellow countryunen, that it is
my purpose to maintain your cause with my
whole heart and soul; that 7 will never consent
10 abandon to the enemy one footof the soil of
any of the.st&tes Of the Confederacy; that Vir-
ginia, noble State, whose ancient renown has
beeneclipsed By her still more. glorious recent
history, whose bosom has been barred to receive
the -usain shock Of this fvar, whose sons4and
daughters have exhibited heroism So. sublime as
to render her ilustriod all time TO come that
Virginia, with tbe help Of the people, and by the
blessing Of ProYidence, shall be held and defend
ed, and no peace ever be made with the infamous
invader of her homes by the sacrifice of any OF
her rights or territory. II, BY stress Of numbers
We should ever. be compelled to a temporary
withdrawal from her limits or those eff any other
borden State, again and again will we return un'
til the bafled and exhausted enemy shall aban-
don in despair his endless and impossible task q
making slaves Of people resolved to be free. Lei
US then not despair, my countsynen, but relying
on the neyes-failing mercy and protecting care
of our God, let US meet the foe, With fresh def
2nce, with unconqNerable hearts. !
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The Future Battle-Grounds.

We.copy he following views from the Chest er
Carolinian
Whatever its fortunes the coming campaign is
likely to besmore brilliant iits generalship, and
fertile of results, than Shich has precededit:
1The area of strife win he greatly contracted.
Within its narrow bounds Tie military chiefs and
leaders who on both sides have gained most$re-
no&n, viii mapeuvre for advant age and Vrestle
for the victory Lee, Supported by Johnston and
Beauregard, will conduct the tremendous game
Sn our side, while Grant, with Sherman and
Thomas will manege it for our enemies. A
saaare Of a hundred and twenty-five miles running
South and running from Petersburg, sFill 'preba-
bly, furnish the battle-grounds. .ssS< ~, q
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Soldiers Best.

x Is any one responsible for the condition in
which this rest for the soldier is kept2 Perhaps
some good Samaritan, if attention be called to it,
may EoIunteer an exerton in so good cause;
REST for. the weary" Rest for the weary,
wounded, soldier. So the sign board signifies,
but alas, any one with half an eye c&n see on
glancing in at this place, that the chsnce for rest
IS rather doubtful. Attend to it, somebody. :.
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Kirk's Raiders.

+ A, band of deserters and others under lead Of
the notorious KIRK, were driven from the vicini-
ty of Asheville, n. c., last sAeQrday. Fears we're
entertained az Greenville and other points,
that AYER1LL was descending upon our borders,
but they proved to be. K1RK's renegades, and
were easily dispersed. '..,...-,.. - ~
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AuaVsrA, April Mobile papers of the latest
dates state that the negroes are ensting in large
numbers and with great enthusiasm in that city.
A trail captured on the 9th uit, on the Florida
road had several bags of delayed mail from Rich
mond for Mobile ard West. Twenty thousand
dollars worth Of postage stamps fol. Mobile was
captured. The Southern Express Company lost
the contents of their safe and packages =.
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From Mobile,

MoBIIE, April 1.-THE enemy invested
Spanish Fort on the. East, and erected heavy
battery Southfof the Fort, on Thursday night,
from which he kept up asteady fire on Minette,
cutting off Communication with the fort BY
steamer from the city. z.l 7.
Batteries Huger and Tracy opened on it and
with the aid of another battery, relieved it
this morning. 80
The enemy to-day moveSup towards Blakes
" and il, is expected he will attack the place
to-morrowIAt sunset yesterday Capt. Watson,
of Gen. Gibson s staff and Lieut., A, G. New
ton, of the 4th Louisiana, headed sortie Of
fifteen men from Spanish Fort and succeeded
in driving back the enemy's advance, killing
several, capturing one captain and twenty-cne
men. e W. ...,,zls-..
Tue cannonade has been very heavy all the
week. The enemy has made no impression on
our works. A fine morale prevails among our
troops. + -, e., u. ~. .Esr2.z. .s.
Our losses slight that Of thesenemy heavy:
We having the advantage Of position, all
things are going on well. z
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Daily HAL to GreenviIle and intermediate Points.
We learn that daily mail between Newberry
and Greenyille vas pnt in operation yesterday.
This mail to be in force until further notice.
Arrangements are being made to facilitate the
transit of mail matter between this and other
points, due notice of which will be given.
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The navajo, Cheyenne and Camanche In-
dians are giving the Yankees trouble in New
Mexico and along the line of the Santa Fe
trail. It's said that the Mexieans (Greasers)
are accused of instigating the Indians to de-
predate. .',.
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Tire IRON.
The State q. Sonth Carolina.

NEwBERRY DIsTglcT. 81
Bg II q. Paterson, Esq, Ordinary Of Neao-2 !,
berry District ~ ~ b
EX1 HERES, Y j Pope has applied to
me for Letters of Adrninistr ation, ,on all ]
and singular the goods and schattels, rights
and credits Of Bit a. Pope, late of the dis 1
piet aforesaid 9deceaseds =. :. t.$i,.,..s:,G
These are therefore to cite and adfnonish all
ana singular, the kindred and creditors OF INC
said sdecesStd,s 10 be and appear before me- az
ous next 0rdinary's Court for the said District,
to be holden al NeRbeFry Court HOUSE, on the
nth day of April inst, to shew cause, causs, =
.anv. why the said Administration should not ee
granted. z :, :, q:
! : Given under my hand this gFd day Of Aprii,
in the year of our. Lord one thousand !. elghs;
hundred and dasixty-fve 80 u ~ q 4
ADJ 4,sst JOIN 7. PETERSON, SS.4. Il
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. Yankees who desert and come over to our lines
express much astonishment at Southern men de-
serting their colors they say that We have every
thing Northsliying for to fight for, while they
(the Yaakees) have no such inducemens They
say our men that go over are well treated for the
first few. days, SO as to get them to write home
and tell about their. good treatment; bat after
that they are despised and treated worse than
dogs. The liberty of enlisting in the army on
the frontier is allowed them, or go into the priso,
ner's lookup if they refuse. ? " IL. q. 8.
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TRANS Mississippi DEPARTMENT.-Mi Military mat.
ters beyond the Mississippi are entirely at stand
still. Our troops hold the, lower portion of
Arkansas, along thew ashita river, and command
the greater portion of the line Of Red river.
s General Stand Waite is said SO be preparing
for. an, attack on line of supply trains. His
troops are in splendid condition. -. 49,.
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The Louisville Journal reports the capture
m East Tennessee of tBo young and pretty
girls in uniform, one bearing the rank Of cap
tain IN the Confederate service. q - r.. :
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important Notice to Tithe Payers.

4 AM now prepared to assess the BACON of
the year 1854. Ali persons (Whether pro-
ducers or rotl who slaughter over 25o lbs.s nett
PORK, are required to make returns of the same
to me. ,s - %
Atsproducers who have not already made. re-
turns Of their crops to me, are notified that it. is
Of the utmost importance for them to do SO at
once, in order to secure creditsfor the same upon
their money tax. ~ ~ Elll
l win be found at the Office Of the Commissions
er in EQUITY, ~ JNO. b. sGARWILE
b.. 81 Assessor Tax-in-Kind, Newberry Dist;
Apr 4, 3tE. ~ - 4. 80 ~,
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esgWe learn that President DAVIS will proba'
bly, remove his family to Abbeville G. H.
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Gasualdes.

The following is a list of casualties in the I'll.
South Carolina Reginfent, from the lethsto 2lst
March - !. z.,;y - ~ :
Company A-Lieut. Covar, Commanding.
: Killed: Private T.. Blanding. Wounded: :; J..
DeLoaeh; leg, slight. :. p ~.
Company B-Lieut. J. A. F. Townsend, CONG.
Killed: Private j 3 Martin, Wounded: Pri.
Vate A F Cromer, leg, severe. ~ -. =,
Company C-Lieut John Lyon, commanding.
Wounded: sergt Pennel, leg, slight; private
Jas McClipton. Missing w w Willis, -
Company D-Lfeut Covar, commanding.
Wounded: Private E N B, Taylor leg ampu-
tated. <. -
Company F-Captain MsKibbin, commanding.
Wounded: Private Jas Key, slight.
Company H-Lieut Covar, commanding.
. Killed: Corporal J n NcClesky. -
Company Lieut. F Townsend, eommandsg.
Wounded: Corporal W w Jennings, leg, se-
>yere private 7 Boyd, finger slight - ~
Company K-Lieut Culbreath commanding. E
Wounded: Private A Howard, leg anputated.
Company. .L5 Lieut. ( n Newton, commandg
., Killed: Lieut. K N Newton. Wounded Pri-
yate Hugh Granger, hand, slight.
=; Company M-Captain Barknight, commando.
Wounded: Lieut. NJ A Whittle, fbia fractured;
private N W Shealy, leg, slight. >s.:s
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slOO Reward. Dead ora live.

5DUNAWAY from the Subscriber about the lst
! IA of january, my boy Toney. He IS about
FIVE feet nine or ten inches high, dark comp Dlex-
ion, thick Tipped, with upper front, teeth out,
j will give the above reward for the said boy,
dead or alive. r. M0FFAFT, ! :,
n4ATa Mofatt,s n Roads.
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E. ]. GoGGANSS Z
Lieut.. Col. Com'dg 7th Reg't
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The following is list Of. casualties in the I'll.
South Carolina Reginfent, from the l6thsto 2lst
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11

PA, WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER II 1866.

milton subject of debate in one part of
the Empire, while in other parts it Is
treated as an Imperial law, binding for
all, | find myself obliged to set aside the
purpose of the law relating to the repre-
sentation Of the empire-ot at the, same
time positively declaring that, should the
decision Of the representatives Of these
Eastern Kingdoms contain modification
Of the aforesaid laws compatible with the
continuance of the empire in its integrity
and power, reserve to myself the right,
before pronouncing a resolution my
self, to lay it before the legal rcprcsen-
tatives Of the other Kingdoms and
countries, in order to learn and appre-
ciate their equally important decision---
| can only regret that this unavoidable
step brings with it cesson of the con-
stitutional labors Of the lesser Reichsrath
However, the organic connection Of all
the principles OF all the determining the
united action of the Reichsrath, and the
necessity for its being observed similarly
by all, makes a disjointing of the law,
aud anything like mere partial mainte-
nance of its efficacy quite impossible.
As long as the Representative Assem-
bly, of the Empire has not met, it will be
the business of my Government to take
measures for those matters which cannot
be deferred, and among those especially
such are to be counted those which regard
the financial and economical interests of
the realm. Free and open, the path will
with due observance of Legitimate right
lead to mutual understanding, and, what
| confidently hope to find, conciliatory
spirit, too; one ready to make sacrifices,
as soon as mature. comprehension guides
the Judgment of my faithful people, to
whom these Imperial words are confident
ly addressed. FRANCIS JOSEPH.
Ttenaa, Sept. 90, 1868
American citizen. [volume] (Butler, Butler County, Pa.) 1863-1872, 1865-10-11
An Act,

TO proaide for he payment of boamties to
pol'mteers IN Me County Of Butler,
SECTION l. BE it enacted by .he SEN
ate and House of Representatives of the
Gommonwea th of pennsylvania in Cen
eral Assembly met, and it is hereby enac-
ted by the authority of the same,
That the School Directors or a majority
of them, of the several townships and
boroughs Of the county of Butler shall
have the power TO levy, assess and collect
on the properly now taxable for State and
county purposes a tax sufficient to pay a
bounty of not exceeding Three Hundred
Dollars to each volunteer enlisted and
credited on the quotas of said districts
for the present or any future calls and
drafts.
SECTION q That in levying and collect
ing said tax the said directors shall have
power to include in the same Poll or
Per capita tax on Each taxable Citizen
who is, or may be subject to draft, Of
not exceeding twenty-five Dollars.
SECTION 3. That in case said Bounties
have already been raised and paid to said
volunteers in any of said districts, by
money subscribed, loaned, advanced or
paid by or through individuals or Commit.
tees acting for the Citizens, and with the
understanding or Condition that the same
should be repaid by general taxation, the
said Directors are hereby authorized and
required to repay the same to said persons
out of said monies so assessed and col
lected
SECTION 4. That in assessing and COL
Letting said taxes SAID Directors shall have
power to make such eroaerattoas aud ez-
enptions as they may deem just and prop
er, and shall have power to appoint such
Collectors and issue such Warroats and
take such Bonds for the collecting and
safety of such monies as is provided by
existing Laws for the assessing and col
lecting Of State and county taxes, and do
all other acts and things necessary in the
premises. ~
SECTION s. Allfunds so raised for said
purposes shall be audited by the township
or borough Auditors of any of said dis
tricts, and if any surplus exists, the same
shall be paid oyer by said Directors to the
Common Scheoi fund Of said districts.
SECTION 6. The said county Of Butlez