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OJOLD ana Silver Watches. Sewing Ma
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CIRCULARS SETT FREE,
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.IAny pupil who shall be absent for
more than rye half days in four con-
sacutive weeks, shall be suspended
from zthe school, and the facts in
the case Immediately reported to
the trustees of the ward, and
the pupil shall not be restored un-
less by the written order of said trus-
tees fled with the principal. Provided,
that II the parent or guardian, either in
person or by written note, shall make
Ii appear that Eueh absence was caused
by sickness, the absence shall be ex-
c1sed. This section shall not be en-
forced where pupils are absent on nc-
count of special religious holidays,
provided they bring written notice
from their parents 70 that effect"
ToLRDo, o.
ain case Of absence OF any pupil from
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ANY pupil who shall bB absent Si1
5ltII days Ia four conSectsttVe tTeeks,
without excuse satisfactory to the
teacher, from the parent or guardian,
given either In person or by written
note, shall forfeit his seat in the school.
Pupils thus suspended shall not be re-
stored TO the school until the parent or
Guardian shall satisfy the Superinten-
dent that said pupils will be punctual
in future, and obtain from him written
permission for their return.''-Sec, 8.
Teachers may require written ex-
cuses from parents orguardlans, given
either in person or by written note. in
all cases of absence or tardiness.
Teachers may send the delinquent pu-
pill Immediately for such excuse, ex-
cept when the weather is such that 1t
would occasion exposure to heaIth.-
Sec. 10.
mo mere statement that the parent
has Kept the pupil at home shall be ac-
cepted by the teacher MS an excuse for
tardiness or absence; and unless It
shall appear that sickness or some 9th.
er urgent reason, rendering attend
Rnce impossible or extremely incon-
venient, has detained the pupil, the ex-
cuse shall not be deemed satisfactory"
-SpC- IL :"
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For the Intsnle eeleer.
CITY SCHOOLS.

A Statement I'm Regard to Gho 0eeent
Change whereby Pupils are NOtkSer-
mttted 10 Absent Themselves IF0m
Regular Attendance. ss
The Wheeling Board of Eduettion
having recently so modified the rules
relating to school attendance. thGt pu.
pills attending the public ,sGhOOh 1re
not permitted to be absent TnnetesSa-
rtly, we give, as a matter OF general
Interest, the action of school a1thditfes
in a mum Der Of the leading cities VI the
country, TO secure regularity Of attend :
Anee on the part t,ofpnpils:
- BOSTON.
Whenever any scholar is absentfrom
school, the teacher shall immedfkteIy
ascertain the reason, and IL such alb.
sence be not occasioned by sickness or
other sufficient cause, or Is not atIs-
factortly explained, such pupil, with
the consent Of the sub.committee, nav
be suspended or discharged from The
school; aud record of such proeAed-
tngs shall be tnade.a Truant ofi1ers
truant children.
NEW YORK.
(Act OF the Legislature.) "If any
children between the ages of dvR a11l
sixteen years, having sufacient 6otIiS
health and mental capacity to .Sttehd
public schools, shall be found wander
ing In the streets or lanes of any city or
incorporated village, idle and traant,
without any lawful occupation any
Justice of the Peace, on COMPLAINT
thereof by any citizen on oath, shall
cause such child to be brought before
him for examination; and shall also
cause the parent, guardian, or master
of such child, If she or he have any, to
be notified to attend such examirationi
And II on such examination the COM
plnint shall be satisfactorily establish
ed, such justice shall require tie pa
rent, guardian, or master ito enter into
an engagement, in writing, to the cor
porate authorities of the city orVllaee,
that he will restrain said child fDmiso
wandering about,-will keep him tor
her on his own premises, or In some
lawful occupation, and will causa said
child to be sent to some school atleast
four months in each year. until he or
she becomes fourteen years of age"
The school authorities in the curpor-
ate towns or cities of the State have
adopted stringent regulations coInpell.
ing regularity of attendance. In the
city OF New York five persons are EN-.
PlOyed as II special police, whose sole
duty it Is TO look after absentees from
the public schools.
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ST. LOUIS,

sickness OF the pupil, or in the fam
lily, or some urgent necessity, shall be
regarded as the only legitimate excuse
for absence" SEQ. SO, Rules for Gov
ernment.
half days in one mouth, or who il re-
peatedly tariy, without giving Satis-
factory excuse to tue teacher, may be
suspended from the school by the
teacher, written notice of which shall
be at once given to the parent or guar
dian, and to the superintendent" !"
Sec. 45.
Any pupil suspended can only be
restored on such condition as the SUI
pertntendentur Board shall dalernnine..I
SEQ 4s.
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a Statement In Regard to iho Rasent
Change whereby Pupils are NOtRer.
mttted TO Absent Themselse .IEotn
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THE MARYLAND FARMER.

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STRAY SALE.

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SOUTHERN 4--8xwf
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Garden Seeds.

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The Election Ordered,

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Cheaper than the Cheapest.

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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

OnANGEBuKu DIsTRIcr
In the Common Pleas
Boston Carter.
vs. Attachment.
Bailey & Bros
NV IiEREAS the Plaintiff did, on the tenth Day
w of April, a. d. 1868, flo his Declare sn
against the Defendants, who (as it is sai,l) are =
sent from and without the limits Of this State nm
have neither wife nor Attorney known within tho
same. upon whom copy of the sad Declaration
might be served:
II Is therefore ordered. That the sad Defendant
ito appear and plead to the said Declaration on or
before the twolfl day of April, which will be in
the year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-ninc, otherwise final and absolute judc-
mcnt will then lie given and awarded against linn
Clerks Office, JOS. ROBINSON
orangehlrg District, {. c. i.
April TO- 1868.
apl IL l2 m
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ESTABLISHED 1902.
Charleston Courier for 1858.
DAILY AND TRI-WEEKLY,
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The war closed with large indebtedness on the
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preferred lis payment. To others we have presented
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I'm Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

me State cx rclaionc Dill to
oohcnor southern circuit Pcrpctuatc
In re Lost Documents Tcstimonv
Thomas Addison Murphcy by William F. Barton,
his Guardian and next friend, having made applica
ton to prove the Tast existence loss and contents
OF Deed of Conveyance to him, from Rebecca
Murphcy, now Rebccca Wolfe, wife of James r.
Wolfe, of Tract of Land situate lying and being
i'll the fork of the Edisto rivers, in The District
aforesaid. containing one hundred and nincty-three
lo3) acres, more or less and bounded by lands of
Wm Barton. Daniel Smoak and lands formerly
owned by Philip Joiner, deceased
On motion of Mcssrs. Izar & Dibblc Solicitors.
ii is ordered. That all persons who desire SO to do
appear an,i cross examine the evidence produced,
and Introduce evidence in reply, before me on tho
Dist day of September, "A. d. 1868
Commissioners Office, v. d. v. JAMESON,
orangeburg {, II. Commissioner.
June 1S, 1868
june 20 I'd
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not take, though amy Kind may. sometimes
escape for ono year in one place. @
B 4. Peach borcrs will not do much damage
when stiff clay is hcapcd up psround the tree
a foot high.
8. Pear blight s,ill puzzles the greatest mon.
The bost remedy knowa is to plant two for
every one that dies S3S4 s. &$ sE
g. Ii you dou't know how to prunc, don't
hire Il man from the other side OF the sea that
Knows less than you do. 20 gr3sgy
q Don't cut off u b,g lower limb unless
you arc reuter-, aud don't care what bccamcs
of the trcc when your time is out.
8. a trcc with tho limbs comiug out near
tho ground is worth two trees trimmed up Eve
feet, and worth four trees trimmed up ten feet,
and SO on till they arc not worth anything.
g. Trim down, not up
10. Shorten ia, not lcngthcn up.
III. If you hud your arm out off, you would
feel it to your hcart-n tree will not feel, but
rot to tho heart.
II. When anybody tells you Of gardener
that understands all about horticulture aud
agriculture, aud that he eau be hired, dou't
boliove . aawords of it, for there arc no such to
be hired. Such man con mako more than
you Gun afford to give him, and II be has
sonse enough 70 understand the business, he
will also have euongh TO know this.-.Mass,
l''o~ghmon.
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THEasTATE l,F SOUTH CAROLINA,
OR-ANGEBURti DISTRICY. ~ ~
In The Common Ileas., ,s.,,.
Jos, II. Morgan,
vs.
.Insnnll T. Isailnr
Attachment. s

IoscPh Il. Bailey. u. ~ n
Whereas, the Plaintiff did, on the 28th day eof
March, 1868, file his Declaration against the Do
fenlan who (as is ssd) is absent from and withou.
The limits of the State, and has neither nife nor
Attorney known within the same, upon whom a
copy of the same declaration might be served; it is
therefore ordered, That the said defendant ldo ap.
pear and plead to the said declaration on or before
The 29th dizzy Of March, 1869, otherwise final and
absolute judgment will then DO given and awarded
against him. assp i SsFs
Clerks Of1ico, j. r 3OBINSON
>iaroh 2S, 1863 = - At.s& sEasG. C..P.
april 5sy1t