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Board shall have power lease such real estate and buildings
may carry the business of the Company
and sube lease Others such houses apartments
rooms in their buildings in buildings leased by then
may be needed in the printing publishing and binding
business, aforesaid.
SEC T. Said Company their first meeting shall have pow
make enact all rules, or bylaws for the
regulation and direction of its affairs and for the transfer of
it's stock and rules bylaws when made, shall be
binding the Stockholders of said Compay and said rules
bylaws shall be altered changed, amended except
by of the Stockholders personally present and voting
and representing of the shares of said Com
pany regular meeting of which due notice shall be
given writing wise to all of said Stockholders at
least ten days before such meengand said Stockholders shall
be liable only in proportion to the amount of stock severa
by Them all debts contracted by said corporation
during the time they Stockholders as aforesaid
Sec g. At all meetings of the Company each Stakeholder
shall be entitled for each share of stock hoden
subject regulations the bylaws eha provides and
no person shall be eligible to the of Director who does
and hold at least ten shares stock and should IT. at
any time happen that Board of Directors shall not be elected
any by the bylaws said Company shall not for
that cause dissolved but the old Board of Directors shall
hold their offices until their shall be appointed and
of their offices and should the PRESIDENT
any the Directors die resign be removed from office
refuse act in become incompetent to act the
Board of Directors may any such vacancy occasioned
until the next regular meetng Oh Tue Ao VIC
of the said Company and may in the absence
of the President the Vice President appoint President
pro tenn.
Sec g. This act shall be deemed and taken public act
and shall construed benecy for all purposes herenbefore
specified intended and shall take effect and be in force from
and after it's passage.
Approved this 21st day of February, 1867.
[Signed] FRANKLIN CORWlN,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
TSigned1 WILLIAM BROSS
Speaker cfe@te Senate.
Approved:
[signedl R. J. OGLESBY, Governor State of Illinois.
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ted the popuou and far mercy concerned
was not Fenian bad than, Jamaica negro
seen through Prof Tyndaps specace? In such frame of
mind the privileged classes in Ireland probably much
astonshed relieved missing their crown of mayrdom
No single act deliberate tro stands recorded against the
insurgents When they encountered the police or the military
forces when shots exchanged and lives lost must con-
their conduct insane criminal but cannot de-
savage and brutal in the sense as We speak
acts Sepoys in 1885, of the Southern gue
las in And than this decided abnegaon OF oil
selfish lust of plumber be placed to the credit the un-
happy Fenians In instances it would seem private prop
ery large amount have been seized by the rowing
bands of rebels and in the small towns the local banks must
altogether without defence Under these circum-
stances is remarkable that Fenan rapne has extended only
capture and that rarely of firearms and other
weapons upon the responsibility rather unstable guarantee
of the mythical +" Irish Republic"
Writing about the of certain party of nsu
gents the Stars correspondent their condition most
miserable They about 100 in number, only few of
whom decenty armed An idea of their weapons be
formed from the fact that they had taken from the rmyrd of
Mr. WISE who lived their route hayfoks, and the
knives of urnpcuter. They utterly destitute of
provisions fr mont Of them had tasted from eighteen TO
tvety hours farmer sent them large quantity of boiled
potatoes Even then there slip between the and the
lip just the seamng tub up, came the soldiers
too The ragged regiments with their few guns fred five
shots quite of range and then fed reluctantly leaving be-
hind them the tub of and four of their comrades
tured by the military
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NEWS FROM HOME.

News from home may ranked under the heads, Evicos
Fenanism Emigration, and the OConnel Monument Now
that the Fenan uprising Dublin agated to the Gen.
ire Statue subject certain alderman Reynolds is
ambitious have his ciseed the pedestal of the
OConne statue the consistent and great friend of the Lib
orator. The alderman must have borrowed his idea of mmor
tality from brakes Plantation Bitter Man, other
patent vender-who the rocks with their herogyphcs
tx T. 1860 &C." Certainly by all means let the alderman
have his way, he knows his position, beneath tie feet Of
OConne-a readng on dog Now that the loyalists
feel will armed meet at least for the pres
ent they waxing and for blood Thousands
prison. thousands flying from nuce to the hills and
to sea- and exodus unparalleled in histomuch
and known in that nemay be looked for this
coming season. looking the dheartenng effects of
prematureand the part of the leaders-crna
outbreak point single desperate determined
fight that could think speak about with such PRIDE
can wherein Gen. ONe and his heroic band whipped
the enemy treble their On the other hand
mics point single anaany wanton outrage
the side of the Fenians who did turn out This shows that
mentally least Brothers in Ireland well disciplined
revouonist whose principle to pull down the
elevate the good We feel certain that the
was upon the people, and consequence the
spouse universal For know that Brothers in
capable of doing all that do but they
gods they cannot impossibites. One thing has
proved the late uprising and that the general and hearty
hatred of the people towards the oppresso The Priests and
Peeers earned the eternal gratitude of the English
government for their oyay" anomaly in the his
tory of Ireland find the Priests and the Orange Parsons
shaking hands the downfall of the people, like Herod and
Ponus Plate the dead body Christ Let hope that
people will also strike hands, and eternal feay
each other
CONDUCT INSURGENTS.
The London Sar in leading article Wednesday, says:
No naturally generous cruel less greedy of
spoil than the Ces of Ireland This theory all the details of
the convuon contribute prove. In many DISTRICTS
and in small towns the nsurgent bands seem to
have held momentary dominance. Yet, far have
learned hitherto deliberate attempts against property
have been alike unheard Of In every that has been the
of outbreak must have been individuals hostile
to, and dsked by, the of the people Everywhere
landlords and land agents. police magistrates ard parsons,
WERE doubt trembling protection there
for the troops the 1buary had been concea
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THE Paris correspondent of the Sunday Gazette says: On
good authority learn that James Stephens and few officers
late of the United States army located in hotel close to
the Rue St. azare terminus rising taken by
SURPRISE Whether Stephens intends to have anything
do with the is doubtful His command appears to
have been taken from him. and bestowed another and
hear that he is anxious make his home amongst
weinformed conemporary-the Chicago Etenng Journal
lately stated that Stephens lin Par was reported to be
of money" Pity he had not another "Irsh oncad"
such OMahony launched in May last ION paper n Amer
lean waters"-to sell for $4,000 This is the Stephens
OMahoney plan of invading Ireand We do not believe the
Stephens has taken in Paris and gone into
rag bone business But have heard that he
lately applying the situation of gravedgger in Pere la
Chase This is unlikely his father Sexton, in
Kilkenny, of the cats.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
OITIZENS' SAVINGS BANK,

= SOUTH WEST CORNER or BOW ERY AND CANAIcSI
1867 IErRST The regular seiuannua INTEREST az
the Of SIX PER CENT FREE from Government iaI wiz
Monday July ~ all n bve do- snd up
sep for three months previous TO he
1st ~ July.
Interest withdrawn original dPO. and bear
interest from the lst Of July o.
Bank ePn even for the reception and Pymet mhel from
" clock, and also MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and thiDA1
EVENINGS from s o. O'Clock
GEORGE FOLSOM President
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
HIPPIN9 INTELLIG EHCE.
PORT OF NEW YORK. .....Jusu as
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ship OvesO Norton Cardiff May 49, with rOa to sturr Csarp..
ship ohatsvorth Of LOndon Winter Antwerp 81 aays with nd'
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Bari H. Maren (Of Bspor Corning Cardiff "a days With iro
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Brig Mara Wheeler tost George Mel wh..er Gov Bay days.
Bg Hassel staples caeuss 10 days with sugar H. al VI
Brig Eaev Willard S. CrOiI day, With sugar to T. TOwner Os
Brig csiau waiah Cof Pcou n 81 Mclean Glaze Bay days.
WITH coal TO o. H. Brewer June rs spose bark Hazard from PenanS
Brig Anna Mcknight of iaraouth Mcknight Cow Bay dsJs with
coal 10 Brett Son 4 Co.
shr Acora Talbot 10 days smp>
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Caspian LAbee Musqu.sh days With spar, Ho,l.h
Murray.
SAILED.
steamsbips Persia TArIh and others
SPOKEN.
Brig Cuba BOreaI for TO- lat 20 a. bong @
MEMORANDA.
The ship Wm Storr remains before reported Lighters
alongside receiving from her asd there viii probably @
tide this aiernoon she will of at high water
NAVAL.
FRl
Admiral George Hastings Gala arrived and relieved the
ship Of the Pacific Squadron.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
z5Saed TO-DAY, steamship Moses Tsylozs
SAM Juan Arrived. steamship Montana fron Panama
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IMMATURE ALMANAC.
Sun Rises. .......430t Is Moon Risss ~ IN
hb6H
Sandy Hook. Sis Cows Island . ais Hell Gate 5s1
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pASSENG GERSfARRIYED.

vpou LONDON AND HAyRE. jane 26In steamship WEI fen
Tbomss Kius M Mrs Hunt DR. and Mr.. Lord Laura M
NJ IonI N n Green W Suth Airs smith and ehim u -
Ws6ber Jobn Barley p SelbY w L. Palm mrs L. b9ye M u
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lam John Thomas Henry Priau, M fisd John oh S M
Lens Miss N Rich Mr aud Mrs Nkens Waiter hstut
p,eis J. Hewll Mr. and Mrs Henry Seek hr = y
uit.s s.h BsTtha aud Clara Hrsebh Hmer ava t5h, W
@i',ss ss .ea nd i.rrIv H. odboh H. A. Clum Miss l. Gsnny
u Sebsmsn stephen, Massei g. r. Mlevsneamn Tas s r ~
l. Psssr Muller F. Lane X IAniaer Nj sud N j. hoi',i' & ~
Mn vapn francis Ferson Mss Asna Young NJ hf,i spd
J62 q the seerage. 90 , ,-.t.. c1 am. Ion. tr . a.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
nininenh Notifes.

NATIONAL PAKx BANK, NV YoRK, June ~ ,11.Hr ls9,
A SEMI ANNUAL DIVIDEND OF oEnEN .l.l.
pV1 has been declared from Government AI pAysSe
,n and ater ls July beit 80, ,..ta.,.
The transfer books WI" DC eO''o oN' ' WORTH Cashier
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

Keelu Hope @. seper Miss Blake oDeasen,
Hunt H. " Lnig, g. r. Cutler J. N. Psbary Mr.. FsaskHn
Issn George Coleman Aerton q Bu,on w wsHgssa
Iarsey Poaiegnsn A. Miner Geo Whitaker Miss OTIS
M Darsey Ar q H. Johussn Bnerhau Mis- J. lsspos
h lDSns Mrs RoddB Mr Cook abd ehidrsn, hoTsoa
1p sd Allen Cooper Thomas Cooper Thomas Cooper John
Baiwnk Jehn Butt W HeBtole Wbpen Charles brown Mar
gArs BOys' James Cary W. TbOmpsun. NJ OBrsn.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
Gopartntrship Notices.

nISSOLUTION.-Noti is hereby gwen a ssn tnat V
s copartnehp heretofore existing Under the name shs IN NJ
business Groeers and rronon -
chants a. birmingham New syes County sat o. I I ssS
, .nhser one Of si not hold bsi 1r ~ N
foy snv future in said hrm naned 6DOa-.
N0TTCE-The firm of JAMES u. hiNGs
~ sans -. dissolved 90 the Of June 1861 By the deAtn
1.. Cor King Tbe viii be conducted as heretofore unos
the '.Hehrn name O' hs JAMES G. KINGS SONS
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
me0irai.

Hle0iral.
II y" BATHS
Nos 4 and EAST ELkVENIHSI't
corner Of Fourth-sve
ro TttF SERVOUs RHEUMATIC. AND
ALL SUFFERERS PROM FtNNIiONAL AM
49, CHRONIC DISEASES
attended 10 by Dr vHRGEES, the inventor - IN
r. M rsr and 70 Medical Profession these baths sc NJ
rav A. secfe remedy against metallic poison and chronic
h arc moi aware their advantages word oi
So b given They pleasant and agreeable ana enno
ov.rste the Eertolf system sn1 on unei.s
Inv ereestes
sd ~ their and RbsunAsm. Goui and debh o. e ufsst
IIs Wi ind them advantageous 20 remove ohohonaI us
% ev soften and refresh the kn bringing bach The nAlA "Ae
P..a, ess he accommodated With furnished rooms "ib o. "ho'
beard
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

D No. 2J7 Broadway, entrance on PARK place.
The Trnes directed that interest deposits
months ending June ~ al The rate 81 S
PR CENT per exceeding a 600 sad FlNB fEh
Noudar Jnly IS 1851 FRANCIS T. SCHOAlS. President
WAbR n WoRHAIf CUNNING, Acct
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fnrnitrre.

ALWAYS Buy the Bestl-SiNGE;k.s, -, KE,
~ ypRsfRIR SPRING BEDthe staAdard thousand um"nas
- rhrsci,as AMI others Cheap durable eoo &
,,oas sold everywhere Mai orders hlled Marefooms SO
DFDROOM ENAMELED FURNITURE OF
X -.nnsenr, Also Solo Chustnut and Walnut Chan
her Spt@s plain aud ornamental FAhklSGi"N Nv "oo
CanAlst. oppoute Wooster. kstshlsoed IotH
HOLDING SPRING MAITRESoES' haiI,
Ua.t MOS. and straw Mattresses Peshera ke (it rsasonse
- he Nanufe.ory Of D. FARRELL IN large building NOS
R1ap,r Dtn Can.lst junction Of Walkerst newborn
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

5apinos BanKs.

ATLANTIC SAVINGS BANK,
~ CHAPMAN SQUARE OPPOSITE AOTTST1 49,,
INTEREST PER CENT free Of Tax allowed deposits Of 81
to 5000
Money deposited before July will receive interest from that
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27

REMOVAL.
WARREN WARD Coz
MANUFACTURERS OF COTTAGE FURNITURE
have removed " 1H'i NEW WAREHOUSE,
No. and II springs Of Crosbys one olocA es ~
Sos & h...s.n az 81 Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels,
"@' Whsr they are prepared 70 furnish every Vaney
,,.,,,,, n.D,op LIBRARY AND DINING ROOM FURNITURE
ehA"DAA-' BRDDIEG &c, ke- -. ,.x,..ox,
UNSURPASSED IN QUALITY, AND AT THEIR USUAL AsAsoN
oN00' ABLR PRICES
ZERO RIGERATOR, with Water-cooler
Sn.S Frst premium Wholesale and retail .
IIRx hi LRsLEY No sos Sirsh ave. N l. bet @h auo 'as
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
5ouses an6 forms foanteo.

WARTED-A FACTORY, or two good
w ROOMh'Andhght on for manufacturing of oacloth N
arca heat used Address stating rent &e vULcAHlTB Trb1n
Omee
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
Marhinerp.

KERPER g. WELLS, ,, NJ, r,ra
N Napuieturer Of Superior Oak ranned LEATHER DsLiN'
No - spruee-st Eev'York
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
COUNTRY SEAT az Burlington, N j., fo

II WIN fIIFth 'I''I'f@"'''
~ SALR-Twenty hgh condition all respects 500 peach
trees quine 10 cherries 90 pears 30 apples 0 eurants and
go0serr best grapes Of baekbees and raspbernes
aDl vegetable gardens aud gonD all planted are
pFopseatt hos poultry hoHs and complete out
buhlngs Modern Mansion, % by 20. with
hBengs paron and chamber closet cooking
cellar s In complete order Pine location
os,o and respect rtcsss esiab
shment f5jD. half cash. and immediate possession Also
several producing largely Full pareu
lars by addressing T. nOR!tIS, Bt<anst1n. n. }.
New-York tribune., 1867-06-27
BrookInn Real Gstaie for Sale.

BEAUTIFUL HOUSE and large LOT in
ID Brooklyn; carriage complete order ff2 With fur
niure horse carriages, &e Sb0o JAQUBs No 2a Broad
ENR SALE-Desirable Lots on Park, Yates,
Myrtle; De kah and la Ihyete Brooklyn very prices
eve ere6t but upon B. HART No 9 BroadEay Y
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

SHoT.-We are indebted to Mr.. John
Gushing for the particulars of shooting
affair which occurred on Roaring River on
Monday last. 1t appears that man named
Wiley, a resident of Tehama county, has for
some time past been in the habit of stealing
hogs from neighboring farmers, and driving
them into the mountains and selling them.
\ few days ago he stole fifty three head of
hogs from man named HALEY, and war
rant was issued for his arrest, and placed in
the hands of Sheriff English, of Tehama.
The Sheriff found Wiley at Thad. Jones'
place, on Monday, and informed him that he
must consider himself a prisoner. Wiley,
who is said to be desperate character, i'm
mediately became furious, and informed the
Sheriff that he would not surrender himself,
declared that no officer could take him, and
utterly refused to listen to the persuasions OF
the Sheriff, who sought to admonlsh him that
it was best to yield peaceab1y to the demands
of the law. Finally, lie started for the house,
where he had left his gun, refusing to heed
the order of the Sheriff to stop. Knowing
the desperate character Of the man, and re-
alizing the danger of allowing him to gain
possession of loaded weapon, the Sheriff
drew his revolver and fired, the ball striking
Wiley in the side, and causing him to drop
to the ground. Examination showed that
the wound was dangerous, and the Sheriff
left the prisoner in charge of parties at Roar
ing River. lie will probably die.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

SENATOR CoNNEss.-A Washington cores
pondent of the Virginia Trespass, in giving
the personnel of the Q. S. Senate, thus speaks
of Senator Conness:
California, represented by Conness and
McDougal-both well known to all on the
Pacific Coast. The former is one of the
ablest and most reliable members of the
Senate. He is always at his post during its
session, and never neglects duty he has to
perform upon committee or anywhere. lie
is esteemed by all, as one possessed OF ster..
ling integrity, and gifted with frmness and
courage sufficient to do what he believes to
be his duty The interest of California was
never so creditably represented as by John
Conness, and if they do not keep him there,
then they should sufer-as they have in the
past; and her interests should be neglected
or sold out to private monopolies.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

GETTING INDEPENDENT.-Since Secretary
Seward has selected the San Francisco Ex
aminer and Sacramento Express as the off.
cial mediums for publishing the laws oi
Congress, these papers have become more
defiant, and have revived their old tone Of
bravado and Southern gasconade. They
talk again of Northern mudsills and Yankee
peddlers, and call aloud for the revival of the
lost cause" The Secretary could not have
adopted better plan to convince the people
of California of his apostasy, and utter aban.
donment of Union principles, than he has
done in bestowing Government patronage on
these two unscrupulous and disloyal sheets.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13
SHASTA COURIER.
South Fork Matters.

The South Fork mines continue to attract
and excitement in regard to them will prob
ABLY culminate in rush" similar to that
which took place at Copper City in '63. Two
towns have already been laid out and named
The upper one is called Ellsworth City, in
honor Of c. F. Ellsworth, the mill owner and
pioneer prospector of the district Its loca-
tion is such as to insure its being point of
considerable business Importance in case the
Chicago and other lodes near it prove as rich
and permanent as we have every reason to
think they will. The other town is called
Lewiston, and is located about mile and
half below Ellsworth City, and near Lud
wigs place. If the mines prove permanent,
Lewiston will ultimately be the principal
place, in the district, ON account fits pleas
ant and advantageous location. Persons
from far and near have located lots in one
or both of these embryo towns, and many are
preparing to erect buildings as soon as the
lumber can be procured. A second saloon
will shortly be opened at the upper town by
a Red Bluff man, and Upton Il Burtt OF
Red Bluff, purpose sending heavy stock of
goods to the place as soon as suitable
building can be erected. ii. Taylor, of this
place is preparing to open hardware store,
and Kraft, of Red Bluff, is going to follow
suit johnson, of Red Bluff, is negotiating
for the erection of livery stable. One
blacksmith shop is in full blast, and second
one.is spoken Of.
Work is being prosecuted on the Chicago,
Crystal, Pacific and Ohio, and operations
will be commenced on three or four other
lodes next week.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

VIRGINIA. Washington dispatch says
that reconstruction under the recent act of
Congress is progressing satisfactorily in
Virginia. 1t is now thought that the Old
Dominion will take the lead in the matter of
reconstruction, and it is proper that she
should, as she was literally dragged out of
the Union in the first place by an ordinance
Of secession passed under gag law.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

Coon THING.-Mr. Banghart owns claim
on Mad Mule Greek. that is traversed by a
quartz vein or seam in which he occasionally
finds very rich spots. While drifting on this
vein last week he struck very rich pocket.
We were shown some very rich specimens
from there last Saturday. one of which
weighed five and half ounces, and con
tanning at least three ounces of pure gold.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

CoUGus. hoarseness, and the various throat
affections to which public speakers, military
officers, and singers are liable, relieved by
q Browns Bronchial Troches." Having a
direct influence to the affected parts, they
alay pulmonary irritation. The freedom
from all deleterious ingredients makes the
Troches safe remedy for the most delicate
female, or youngest child, and has caused
them to be held in the highest esteem by
those who use them.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

To SOLDIERS California and Nevada
Volunteers, who were mustered out Of the
U. S. service in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah
and Nevada, can learn something TO their
advantage by reading the card of 0. B..
Fogle, Army Claim Agent, in another col
umn. Mr.. Fogle is man of strict integrity,
and soldiers who employ him need have no
fears of being swindled.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

ExcITED.-A gentleman from Red Bluff
assures us that many of the residents of that
place are watching the development of the
South Fork mines with the greatest interest.
lie says number of business men Of his
acquaintance talk of pulling up stakes and
moving up as soon as the spring fairly opens.
The fate of Copper City appears to be entire
ly forgotten in the intensity Of the new ex-
element
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

OPPOSES IT.-On the 5th inst. Governor
Sharkey, of Mississippi, appeared before the
Supreme Court, at Washington, and fled a
motion to present bill of complaints and
prayer from Mississippi for an injunction to
restrain the President and District Comman-
der from enforcing the Reconstruction Act
Attorney General Stansberry has signifed
his intention of opposing the motion before
the Court.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

FEsTIvAL.-The Sons of Temperance of
French Gulch gave their anniversary festival
on Monday last. An Grafton was delivered
by Daniel Dodge, Esq. The affair wound up
with social dance in the evening, and sup
per at Harry Burk's. Our Brass Band was
in attendance. The affair is spoken of as
being very creditable
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

A NEW franchise law has been enacted by
the Ohio Legislature, which confers the right
of suffrage on all male citizens above the age
of 81, excepting those convicted of crimes or
known to be skedaddlers from the draft.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

LEAsED.-Messrs. Jollie & Dosh have leas-
ed Kelley & Co.'S mill, aud are engaged in
making a run on rock taken from the ledge
at Midtown. The rock assays well, but
contains so many sulphurets as to render it
very difficult to work.
The Shasta courier., 1867-04-13

One MoRE.-Last week, in publishing a
list of those who obtained teachers cirtif-
Gates at the last County Examination, we in.
advertanty omitted the name of Miss Nellie
Reed, who was awarded a certificate of the
second grade.