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Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11
EsTATEor BENJAMIN KELLER, DFc'pD

Il obtqfred from the Orphans Court for ALICIA.
ny Codhts, in Maryland, letters Tc,tanentary
on the personal estate of s1sg wa I ssdI--0f :
6iir ,"i,< BENJAlIIN,KELLERto yls aaig
late of said county, deccnsed q An persous bayin
claims against the said deeeised are hereby warpe
to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof Ieea
L tlen,ieated to the subscriber or before fhl
he excluded from all benefit of said tstatI f!;ss,,
under 9nr hands this Ath dayof May,nls6s. "a IA
sBb:ss1 cd bas 1s.r,1}yAAss994R, Y. BqYER, .d.
ss. SHEDS .-St sl!"T'Tfso9 @is Exse 4, a. o;
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Es- Further news by tie steamer II

NJ Further news by the steamer Hiber-
MAN dcsc'itingih sensation ergalcT by the
announcelnept OF the assassination of presl-
dent Lincoln The strongest feeling of SYM
patty with our people and detestation of the
crime were expressed. The members of the
British Parliament had adopted an address,
which was signed and presented to Mr.. Ad-
ans. At Liverpool a town meeting has been
called, the flags were displayed at haIf-mast,
and the newspapers appeared with Their
columns in mourning. The London and
Provincial journals alike describe the intense
excitement which The news created, and all
unite in warm culogiums upon Mr.. Lncolu
and bitter denunciations Of the assassins.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11


ED- European advices to the Goth nit.
by the steamer America, say that the news
OF the surrender of Lees army had created a
great sensation. The London Times says the
end has come at last, the war is virtually
closed by Grants successes, and all attempts
to establish Southern Confederace must be
regarded as frultless. The army of the Union
that but short time since it ridicued is row
entitled to rank among the very first of mill
tary nations, and the Federal Generals move
with as quick rapidity and attack as Napo-
Icons Marshals. On the reception of the
news in Brussels great demonstration was
had in honor of our, victories. At The U States
Consul's residence, speeches were made, the
Consul was serenaded, etc. In Liverpool
despite its strong sympathy with the rebel
Iron, the news was received with great salts
faction, and caused increased confidence in
commercial circles The Rebel Loan is not
quoted in the commercial reports of this
steamer, but our readers, can imagine what
must be the feelings of the holders of Rebel
bonds
The Hibcrnian has also arrived with news to
the 18th ult., two day $ later. The assassina-
ton of President Lincoln aud the attempted
assassination of Secretary Seward had become
known, and had created the most profound
sensation Of horror throughout Europe, call
ing forth everywhere expressions of sympathy
and respect. Earl Russell in the House of
Lords, and Sir George Grey, in the House of
Commons, announced in their respective
bodies the sad news, and gave notice that they
would move an address requesting Queen
Victoria TO express to our Government the
sorrow and indignation felt in Englard. Large
meetings had been held in London, Liycrpool
and other cities aud towns, and resolutions
denouncing the murder adopted. In Paris
regret was expressed and in the
Italian Chamber Of Deputies an address was
adopted expressive of their grief at the death
of the President, and the Chamber was draped
in mourning in his honor ., -....3 .ta
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11

"a Com mission for the trial of the CORE pi-
rators concerned in the murder OF President
Lincoln and the at'omptedimurder of secrc-
tary Seward con vened Tuesday. nj y1;.i .krs
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE,

TIVE County Commissioners of Alfegsny county,
Il will meet at their Office the. first Monday In
june next for the purpose of making the annuas
levy, and attending to such other business as may
regularly come before them Ia s3Zo8 Cf.
JACOB BROWN ~
SHiIE7t = = CLERK to- Commissioners.
hsx at 3 Ora b. - > s.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11

LEWIS S WELLS,
Attorney ut Law, lnte
Chief Clerk in the Bureau
fct:hs examination Of Of
firefs ACCOUNTS in the
Quarter hester Generals
Office. Washington ID C.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11

On Saturday last the Second and Fifth
Corps Of the Army Of the Potomac marched
through Rieh@oaaaaia o a theislEW to,Wasbipgt
'2n ana a9n@ 90 = 1e-i'is zas hgs ,hGa! sd
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11

EE- General Sherman staff left Raleigh,
North Carolina, on the evening of the 28th
ult for Charleston and Savannah, on tour
Of inspection, and was expected to leave the
latter places in time to meet his troops at
Richmond or Alexandria, Va. Gen. Suhoiield
who rcmaius in command of the Department
of North Carolina las issued an order inlor-
ming the people that by virtue of the Presi-
dents proclamation, all the negroes are now
free, and that it will be the duty of his army
to maintain their freedom advising their ems
ployment as hired laborcrs by their former
masters, and ecunsolipg the enancipated
people to apply themselves to habits Of indus
try. General Schpfed's army consists of the
Tenth and Twenty third Corps, together with
kllpatriek's cavalry. General Stoneman's
cavalry have been ordered to East Tennessee,
aud General Wilson's to Alabama. .'
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.

ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
Solomon Hansel & others ] No 1883, In tn,
rs. Circuit Court fo,
A,am Trimblc & others. J Allegany County
as Court Of Equity.
.rRDEEED, this 10th day of May, cigh.
~ teen hundred and sixty-fve, by the Cir.
cult Court for Allegany County as Court of
Equity. that the sales made and reported by
Georgy W. McCulloh, trustee in this case.
be ratified aud o,nfrmed, unless cause to the
contrary thereof be shown on or before the
Doth day of June next provided q copy Of
this order be Published in. some newspaper
printed in the City of Cumberland once in
each of three successive weeks before the 10th
day of June next. The Report states the
amount of sales to be $l3.140. SO.
JAMES SMITH. go
True Copy: Test, =. .r-.... ..
. HORACE RESLEY, Clerk.
may list .5..... f.,..j g.
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r. THURSDAY, MAY IL; 1868.

dzsY- 20 AD VERTlsERS--The Ci,cRet'oE@ Of
NE CIVILIAN AND TELEGRAI'H rs 8'oTc
finn Twice IS FARCE as Matcf any othtr P"PeTF"o
Hshed in his Ciyor Cynag, and Mcrffors presents
oyesr aInen1gcs to The 1atcrisiag Public than IS Of
Gared through aSy O,her medium. A so'df' Tho rise
IL suJfictef,t.r1,a . ~
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11

:. Il. Dun AN
Late Capt. A. Q. N AID
Distarsinc officer Of the
QuarIernaster' sDepar'-
ilcnt NJ Baltimore, Md.
Civilian & telegraph. [volume] (Cumberland, Md.) 1859-1875, 1865-05-11
10Th Annual Statement
OF THE .-..-
MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPANY
OF ALLEUANY COUNTY. .'.'

Office OF THE MuTrALs Insurance Co., d..
.... April 24th, 1865. I
EOTAL amount Of property now .-... Z.
Il S2G9 5aI. no
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~ The complicity of Jefferson Davis a

Rss- The completely of Jefferson Davis and
other leaders of the rebellion with the horrible
tragedy that has placed this nation in mourn
ing, and that will brand with eternal infamy
the names of all connected with it, must now
be APPARENT tie the minds of all, in view of the
proclamation Of President johnson, which we
all doubt is now removed, and the fact made
patent that the assassination of the President
was the work of the Richmond Government
and its authorized agents, for the signature of
of the President Of the United States would
not be lightly usea in charging such ahenous
crime upon any unless there was fncontrover-
tiblc evidence to support the grave accusation
President Johnson SAYS in his proclamation
that it appears from evidence in the Bureau
of Military Justice that the atrocious murder
of the late President, Abraham Lincoln, and
the attempted assassination of the Honorable
William II. Seward, Secretary of State, were
melted, concerted and procured by and be-
tween Jefferson Davis, late of Richmond,
Virginia, and Jacob Thompson Clement G.
Clay, Beverly Tucker, George n. .Suanders,
William c. Cleary, and other Rebels and trail
tors against the Government of the United
States, harborcd in Canada" What mu be
the feelings of the sympathizers and abettors
with the accursed rebellion that incites such
crimes in its aid we cannot say, but no loyal
man can envy them. Deny it as theS may,
the fact stands before them that the, rebellion
they have been assisting has been the cause
of murder and il has borne its Legitimate fruit.
That the ends Of justice may be served the
President offers reward of 800, 900 for the
arrest of the chief of the assassins, Jefors n
Davis, within the limits of the United States,
and $25, 0U0 reward for the arrest of either
Clement 9. Clay, Jacob Thompson, George.
n. Saunders and Beverly Tucker, and $40,
900 for the Arrest of William c. Cleary, late
clerk of c. G. Clay. A description of the
murdcrers is directed to be published for the
information of the people at large . Ga ..4.,
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VIM. WICKARD, Asctionee,. o.
may ll-4t H' ... .| ." .-
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

REruRN1NG.-Tw well known and valu-
able citizens OF New Orleans have returned,
says the New Orleans Crescent. The HOu
Pierre Soulc, our distinguished statesman,
our great orator. and eminent lawyer, Is
once more in the city, after three years OF
absence in different lands, and is the guest
OF a leading merchant the Frecdmen's
Bureau having possession of his beautiful
residence on Esplnnade street. The Rev.
DR.. Lcacock, expelled BY General Butler
three years ago, has also returned, and been
warmly greeted by his parishioners ofChrist
Church and his numerous friends through
out the city.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
geoaI,

C,mALL FARM aNE MILE FROM MIAMIsBURG
> AT MASTER COMMISSIONERS SALE.
Joseph Llmbeft, No. a9os
Montgomery County
Harriet Loree, OF. al Superior Court,
Pursuant 10 an order Of the Superior Court Of
Monls ls0mefy county, oh o. made IN the above en-.
tilted cau4p, and 20 mo directed will oiler ht pubic
Aua lon At The door Of the Court House, N the city
OF Bast1u in the County and state aforesaid, on
SATURDAY, JANUARY 9Th 1866,
hetw een 'hs hours 81 and O'Clock, T.. M, Of
said day the following described real estate, wit
Sduatain the county OF Nor .gomery and State Of
Ohio In section ., Town 2, NJ age ., kAa &c., begin
nng at the S ". corner Of WIN. Grows 90 nire lot
M said section and running theuoe East " chains
and 80 links to tho channel OF Bear Greek, thence
down Che ehnune of sRd Creek, d. $50 E. chains
thence =. $50 ". cAans; thenca 3. $40 10. chaina
thence s. 500 r. chains Rnt so links 10 a point a
chains and so links aouth OF Weday's inej thehco
parallel with the east and Wost line, the section
Inc thence N. to tho pla1e Of neginnng containing
iwcnty.iour acres and SO 100 ga 361OOl
Al.5a part Of the same scot on begiunng at the
g. 4 corner 81 tho atoye described trR,t: thence
along tho enal line thereof TO she north line OF
sail traat thence east Tor quantity, thence parallel
Wltb the ntst tnentioneE line 70 the south line Of
sa,d trlet ia nee alon the said line 10 the place VI
beginning containing W acres.
sald iaiid has been appraised AZ S75 per acre and
canpot sel iot lcss tnsn o'thrds Of sad spprais
me it.
", II. BELYILLE,
Master Commissioner Mon tgomery Superior Court,
ApsM CL.Y Aty noy5o-dzdwts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

Nr,, yn,l E1'Tlys .,,I. tha rnLir.,Is b,nc
proposed forty amendments TO the Consti-
tuition. They mean 10 destroy the work of
the Fathers. Thcil amendments generally
propose 20 take power from the iands Of
lhc people and ccntralze IL in Washington.
The people will some day see the grcar
error they made in sending such thinkers to
Congress.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

A DMINIsr GATORS NOTICE --NoTIOR Is
N hereby given that the undersigned has been an
pointed and qualifad Admnlstrator on the estate
OfJohn Jacob Helfreh, late Of MONTGOMERY county
decreased, VALENTINE SCH ElIuRMAN q
December 10, 1885. iFI 3tw Il n
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

The Jersey City Times says that consid-
cradle excitement has been occasioued In a
fImilythcre, by the return of husband
aud father who was reported killed some
brought home and buried with hOuOrs.
The family refuse To recognize him, pro-
nouncug him to be either an impostor or Il
ghost.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

From the Mobile Tribune we learn that
there were no services ia this city on
Thanksgiving day. for the reason that.
sympathizing with the rector OF the Epis-
cOpal church, whose pulpit bad been closed
tors of the other churches could not consci-
entiously enter their pulpits and give
thanks.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

CtAMUKi. KuIlA's GsrATE.--OE THE 2oTH DAY
y n SOY mbar, 1866, the undersig gned was ap
popted Administrator Of the estate II Samuel Kuhn
iats OF Montgomery Comfy, Qbio, deceased -
d.c9tst JOSEPH LAMBERT 4
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
THE DAILY EMPIRE.
raxIng U. s. Bonds.

The main portion of our Government
debt becomes due within eight years. As
it natures the Government can issue new
loan bonds, subject ~ taxation, at from FIVE
10 six per cent. interest. On these bonds
the Government can raise money; IL they
would not be taken here by our capitalists,
they would readily in Europe, where the
rate of interest Is very low, and the mouoy
thus be raised 10 Jay oil our present secur-
itics. II our bOnd-holdcrs win not consent
To the bonds being taxed, every effort
ought 10 be made by the Government to
pay them oii, 40 maturity, by the sale, any
whore. Of bonds subject TO taxation We
learn the Government Is now negotiating
Tor "a loan of ninc hundred millions in Flu
rope. at six per cent, with every prospect
of success Indianapolis Herald.
a NoBLE SENrIMENr.--Danicl Webster
pcnuel the sentiment:
If we work upon marble It win perish
" we work upon brass. time will eflhcc il
if we rear temples they viii crtimblc into
dust; but il we work on immortal minds
If We imbue lhcu with principles, with the
Just fear of God and our fellow men, we
cugravc on those tablets something that
viii brighton through lll eternity.
-..-------..
Throughout England the cattle plague
continues inhabited. Its the impression OF
the London Times that the deaths, instead
of seven hundred week, are at least four
time. that number, aud that ii winter does
not bring "a change for the better. the losses
may reach 1900 TO G,0O0 a week before
thri4tmus
Josh Billing, being duly sworn, dcposes
rs follows:
That some men had rather dew smart
thing than tow dew good one.
That bAcksliding lisa big thing, cspcshully
ON the ice.
There " things in this life for which
We are never fully prepared, and that IL
twiuz.
That ignorance is bliss--ignorancc OF
saving wood for instms.
That men win t;tl tew be saved, simply
bcroz they hain't got nothing TO save.
That fcmal woman kant keep Il secret,
nor let nobody else keep /.
That a little lnrnmg is dangerous
thing that IL tru N it air commun.
That il is better tO tale in noble enter
prise than teW--smcksecd in IA mean wan.
EFFECrs OF WAR ON COMMERCIAL the
commencement of the war the mercantile
marnc of the United States could boast a
tuunngc Of .fre mHiiDHS-thc largest in the
world, aud most rapidly increasing. Since
thcn other nations have increased and one
uil'll'l VI 'NI tuilildSt WIS ut7Llpl ttli 'OO
900 tuus more changed hands so rs to pro-
cure foreign registers; and the result is
that the United States only ranks fourth
now in point of mercantile marine. This
has been one of the most serious effects OF
the war upon our foreign national charac-
ter and aspect. It, shows rs what must be
the effect of all wars in future between
commercial nations, until priyatcering il
done away by the adoption of the Amcri-
can propositions on that ubject.--FhiiddeI-
mia Ledger.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

JNXECUTORB RoTloh.-NoFIoE Is HEREBY
II given thet the undersigned, was, on The sh dAy
OF December, 1855, appointed and qualified AZ exec.
tor sf Christian KoPfer, deceased late Of Montgorn
cry county Ohio.
deel4w5t CHRISTIAN KLoPFFR.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
INAYroN, xENA AND COLUMBUS RAILROAD.
10 M Ef Sg
CHANGE or TINE.
cHAY9B or TIME.

THREE DAILY TRAINS EAST, VIA COLUMBUS.
Through T'rdiasfroa Dayton 10 pii Eastern Caes
THREE pAlLY TRAINS EAST, leaving Dayton,
ior the East ~ follows; Mail, T.35 A M Co.
$50 M '''
ARRlvIHjAT DAYTON. ight Exprass, 4;4b p.
Express Tib A. NJ
Trans ran by Columbus time. which IL soven min.
ntes iaster than Dayton titne.
Through tirs ots tan le lad tor MI Eastern Giles
by calling 1H samuel W, King, Ticket Agent
W, WOODWARD, Sup't,
mas Oinoinnht OHIO.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
a NopLr srNrmrSr.-Dauicl Webster

Throughout England the cattle plague
continues unabatcd. Its the impression of
the London Times that the deaths instead
ofscven hundred a week, are at least four
time, that number, aud that ii winter does
not bring "a change for the better. the losses
may reach 1000 TO O,0O0 a week before
Christmas.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

IOHE FGl DAYS EsrAIE.-oN THE 2lD DAY
Il of Royomber, 1905 The uadeiaigned was ap.
Sont ana quHlihed adfn nistfator OF The estate OF
john Friday, late Of montgomery county, ohio'
nov sSol ELIAS GRBHART.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

GyJREsS z, 81 4 iMin0TREGR. i GENERAL DRBILITY,
MkhPOuS LNCAPAoITY, DYSPEPSIA, DEPleRs-
WRAKNklsS or TIE ORGANS oFGRNRRA RON,
IMBhCILITYJ MKNTAL .INDOLENCB, RAfACEA-
TON, hNNVI 1T HAS A MOST DELI0HTFUL,
IkSIRABLE, AND NOVEL RFFBCST UPON THE
NERVOUS. q YSTRAi and all who are in any way
prosrated bY nervous disabilities are earnestly adj
Vsed 70 seek cure In this most excellent and uno
qnaled preparation.
Persona who, by impridence, have loHi their NAT
URAL YfGoR, sill find 1peedy Rn'l 9ermanen
cure in the
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

Master Commissioner Mon gomery Superior Court,
Adam CL.ri Atty, noy5o-dzdwts
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
'OT PROTECTS his AGED PARENTS

Even where he has preceded them into eternity, BY
II the honest debtor satisfies his confding creditor
when tate seemed least propltious. In moral and
worldly senso it IL one great weapon Wy winch TO rol
death OF his sting. H|t
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

Am rioan Bleach Muslins.
Euslish Bleach Muslins, very fine.
Brown mushns,
Can Plannels,
Cheeks, Ticks, and Stripes.
Linen and Cotton Sheetings 10 l.
Bleach & Brown Sd Pillow Case
Muslins.' rs.
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21

That he may grappie with III the WISE man, that
be may study lis nature and paats ts threatening
The means OF palaton at hand, OF easy access 10
all--
The Daily empire. (Dayton, Ohio) 1865-1867, 1865-12-21
rFE TNsURANCEI

Juut starting BUSINESS, whose chief capital is their
energy and integrity should insure their lives 70 the
amount Of half their liabilities. Buch act Of dis
Interested honesty when known TO their creditors,
would justly increase their confidence In them.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-23
To TEACHERS.

The following programme for the next
County institute, to be held at Strouds-
burg on the 30th day of March next, con-
timing three days, was reported and u
naimously adopted:
Thursday, 10 A. NJ.
Alphabet-NIiss Brodhead.
Thursday, 2 P. NJ.
Spelling-Miss Jane Steele, and Miss Ma
ry Layton.
Reading-James Carr, jr., and AMI La
bar.
Friday. s A. NJ.
Mental Arithmetic-S. S. Lesh and l.
saac Transue.
Written Arithmetie-Jacob Bush and
Charles Christman.
Friday, 2 P. NJ.
English Grammar-John D. Shafer and
4. Berlin.
Vocal Music-J, Allen Clements.
Saturday, s 4. NJ.
Lecture-J. B. Storm.
For discussion-Object Teaching.
Saturday, 2 P. NJ.
Lecturc-Dr, A. Reeves jackson. Sub
iect.-"All mankind not descended
from Adam and Eve"
Granting Certificates by Co. Sup't
1t was unanimously resolved that all
persons intending to teach during the
coming year, should be present for exam
nation and the County Superintendent
was accordingly instructed to give no
tice, that no certificates would be granted
to teachers residing in the county, who
failed to attend the entire session Of said
Institute. JACOB BUSH,
Secretary.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-23
The High Water.

We publish elsewhere, in this paper, an
account of the damage done by the food
in the Susquehanna River. The flooding o.
the rivers appear to have been a general
thing all over the North and West, and the
damage done TO property can only be esti.
mated by millions. The Delaware river
was ON a rampage with the rest, and rose
some twenty-six feet above low water mark
It's surface for couple of days presented the
appearance OF a literal food of logs and saw
Cd lumber. The loss to lumbermen and 9TH
crs alcIg the river must have been immense.
We have heard Of no particular damage q
lorg the streams within our county.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-23
QUESTIONS.

As old winters Fastening on,
And may in a short time be gone,
An important question will
Soon the minds of many fill.
Think ye, It's when will war cease,
And our land enjoy sweet peace?
Will Old England brave the whip
(She in foretimes vainly stroye to slip
BY interfering 'gainst the powers
Of f'Might and Right which still are ours!
VIII willy Nap-of hoodwinked France,
Against justice dare to hurI lance!
VIII oil stock remain at par!
Or, will some freak of future mar
The greaseful projects Of the many,
Counting largely, on the golden penny?
Questions somewhat important those
Second howe'er TO, where clothes
Suited to Springtime be procured,
OF which men may be well assured,
They're neatly fitting and of latest style!
We reply to this-of r. c. PYLE.
GFWe are closing out our heavy winter
stock, at greatly reduced prices. We have
also on hand a splendid stock of cloths, cas-
simeres and vestings, just purchased which
Our friends will do we'll to take a look at.
The Jeffersonian. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1853-1911, 1865-03-23

ErWe call especial attention 10 the call
headed ITO Teachers" to be found in ano-
ther column. Though addressed TO teachers
the call is important to parents and 10 tue
public generally. The exercises of the In
stitute possess the greatest interest. and
should engage the attention Of all who have
The cause of education at heart. Persons
who design teaching should particularly heed
the call. a perusal of it will show them
that the commendaLle resolve has been adop-
ted, to grant no certificates to persons who
design teaching the coming year, who are
not present at the Institute for examination.
Under the careful and enlightened manage
ment ofour efficient County Superintendent,
both cur Institutes and Schools show mark
ed improvement over those days gone by.