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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
RosEcRANs, DECLINATIoN.


The following dispatch was received
by the Democratic maEnates Of ColuHs-
bus on Sunday last ; 80
SAN FRANCISCO, GAE., Aug z, 1859.
HoN. A. q. THURMAN After the
war I resigned very desirable position
In the army and len NV state q secure
az least, the possibility Of fulfilling
duties deemed sacred 10 my creditors
and hnmflY. These duties now forbid
mgGhe honor OF leading the Democracy
Of Ohio In she pending canvass. 1Bend
letter 20 committee BY mail, gug {
ThlsIeavua The thew departure In q
bad predicamsnt. II RosecranS had
been rich, or fhs demands ofhis family
less exaoting there fs no telling what
MIGHT haUa been the result. But We
fancy there are saH other conaIderas
lions which have bad = controlling in
duenco upon the Gsnerals axis scspt-
ancs Of oar PJa9oTHa, . said a DsmoeFat-
&c paper q few daya ago, "cannot be oth-'
erwiss construed than ns a concession
On his part, shat the war-whatSver his
modve in aaSisting 70 wage h-has re-
suited only In disaaEer. It amounts 10
an adminston nom him shat he Waside-
OsIved astO ths obisSts for (which the.
war was madsaHd prosecuted, Q
and that finally, he re8retA a. he has
ample o~coaaiOn8o, tie part ksotOok in.
it.D
We rather think General ROs0cEuua
ID not rsadyto makeany such admis-
slons, express or implied, ne e. NOS
willing 70 stand npen a platform the ac-
ceptauce Of which am0UngB Go an ad-
mission that he regrets the part hstook
In lighting . Democratic rebellion,
The paper aboV8 qROtad from further
said: ia sz5 ga7 ifaatt
So far as the Damoersey ara concern
ed, the aotion OF the party in nominas-
ing General Ro8eCFHna over abter men,
and consist81e D8m0crafs, mhsf be re-
0GTded sflspl0dsg pledge W Pefdoay-
an act Of FeseoFaeion TO Demooraetc con-
6dence, and 20 the privileges and hon
OrB Of the paFty.a
General -osecrans hRaSconcludsd he
will not AJAX the pardon Of the Copper
heads for having helped to- sight and
conquer their sllresin treason. What
ever might have been the demands d
htn creditors such humiliation a. Thu
1Would have bssn rather too expensive
The General - TOO much Of q pairidi
to purchase s.restoEation to Democrat
ic confidence and TO the privileges and
honoEB Of the party at such = price
On the contrary Re believes the lat'
struggle was ~ war for the mainten'
ancOof the constitution ana the lawa7
agaInsf those who sought TO destroy
them, and that hs who aB such q timl
uttered the sentiment o peac8 On any
terms was "a traitor to his coasatyy, aght
deserves the seoTn and contempt Of al
honorable a1eR.n Is sa1 81
OF such General Rosecrans does mo-
choose to be the leader, and patriot.
people win applaud his choice. It be
speaks the man Of principls and no
the demagogue capable Of barterini
away principle in consideration Of
P@ltIy Office.
General RoBecrana diBcnrds the mis-,
cradle emblem OF Coppeshehdigm ant
stands by the Union oolors.
The f'new departure" has departed.
II r Hr-Gaa Hf#.9r rLH aHrsr 3
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

+ The Mississippi steamboat outrage
will be d~eseribeds ne presume, as"Only
a riot "A gang of rufhans ranged
trough the boat, numbering all the
negroes they could ind, cutting their
thToats, and throwing them into the
river. The victims had given no pro-
vocation WhateYer, except being 'dGmna
could not very we'll help. II the deck
hands on the steamer DUBUQUE had
been white men, there is not the least
probability that any riot would have
taken place or snybody have been ktll-
ed. The IaWIess ferOeity OF Slavery
still fingers IN the South. The spirit
which used 10 Wreak itself in logging
and maiming property must relieve it
self now In murder. So farthe inOden-
SfFe f~reedhnahss life is a perpetual peril.
In TexaS, for instance, aud wherever
thereis q wild and bFutsl population
like these Mississippi raftsmen, death
ntarss them in the face az every STEP
1904 -L
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
An Ordinance.

10 est1bHsk the Grade Of Henry street from
rsaj r. North street to WfnterStTeeE JJ
q ECTTON 4. he Ht ordained by the
y Council of the Incorporated village OF
Delaware. That-fhe OF Henry street.
betWeen North and Winter streets be and
the same is hereby established as 1QlloWs:
street with grade Of center, 33-l0 feet below
porch floor Of brick house on southwest
corner Of street; thence IN 200 feet tt shall
It shall descend 5 2-l0 feet to meet the cross
ing on north side OF Winter street.
SEC. 2. That all ordinances heretofore
passed conflicting with he provisions of
hls ordinance be and the same are hereby
repealed.
SIC. 8 This ordinance to lake effect and
be in force from M after Its publication.
Passed August 8, 1863. Z.T.ua sl
zfC CHARLES NEIL,
@. O, LITTLE, r Mayor.
Recorder. aug15-2W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
EETTFR FROM HAYRsVIEEE
nE4HvtnrE, oblO Aug. 1859.


HEfnvtr1E, pbiO Aug. 1859.
"a. d stte:-Thsi ooationof Hayes
wsfI0 navy question 10 some Of Your
sdernaifen q bF7aE -sceouut Of q tG
rffhser mayn0E be uRintaEegtiuBs
leaving Delaware on the u m. Ex-
press, we arrive at Gallon, just in time
70 20 east, by expresso the A. G. ".
r., r. which road is surpassed by none,
in the way Of Recommendations since 1t
has ceased TO be controlled by English
men-At6 vp. mawe 6ndlouEsslEesin
Ashland the county seatof Ashland Co.
8 pleasant town Of some 5000, 1nhRbi-
tants, where If we wish TO remaiu, am
pie accommodations NAV be had at re-
sonabIe rates, either AZ the Miliero ~ the
McNuIGy Hotel. Toe Hack leaves for
HaFesvflla as soon as the mail can be
changed. and ON this, On the occasion OF
nv last visit I secured q passage.
The day BRscQ9l and very pleasant,
. northwest breeze seemed TO Waff
southwark. Fragments q cloud
ho4tsd laEily from west 70 east,
and succeeding sunshine chased the
dseinR shadows - WeBped on so merFI-
IL over the hills and across the valleys.
The rolling varied surface Of the
country. reminds one Of Maryland, and
we cSn almost AancYthat the surrounds
&&1 ~
or ~ least used as q pattern to mould
this country ascu sa- 3
NpWalong on either side of the way
hugh stacks of grain await the thresheT
and as you pass the fields of oats M yet
uDhaTvssted you can almost hear the
straWs groan under the enormoas heads
they are forced TO sustain. An hours
drive brings you to Hayesvflle, q quiet
midland town of about 800, inhabitants,
Three Churches we'll attended and 8
idea OF our religious privileges. One
saloon still sells stimulants 30 that
spiritually we can aeeomodate ali
Our Fartners are now thFeshing their
grain. They tell melt wiz yield, on an
average more than 20 bushels per acre,
ten DAYS later than in Delaware coan-
But lest I weary you I'll stop
"N1HTL FEFs"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

The public debt statement fol July
shows q decrease Of the debt during
the month amounting TO Gs@85,77 2 %,
making the total decrease since the
hrBt Of March last e4SysB6p523 E2s or
nearly JOrtys6oUr nsszEiOns Of dOEGGTs.-
OF course on every dollar Of the debt
paid OF retired the interest practically
ceases to run, making q stiu further
saving on the sum paid Of nearly three
millions Of dollars, or atOtal reduction
OF debt amounting to nearly 0ry-seU-
en- millions. This is the kind Of "eOn-
traction the country needs-eontrae-
ton Of the debt. Let It 90 on.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

NOTICE ts hereby Eivems- that ON
IN the Bta day OfJuiy 1868, It petition,
signed by twelve citizens residing on the
road below named, was nAeu with the Com.
mfssiuners of DelaWare county, asking that
the Delaware, Berkshire and SunDury Turn
lowing road, tO-Wi6s Commencing at the
east line of the COTpoFaElNn OF Delaware pm
the road leNdtnB from Delaware 90 Bcrk-
shire, thence running witt said road easCto
the road leading past the Bfptist Church In
the town Of Sunhury, n running through
Corners. Said petition VIII be
missiuners.
r July 80, 1859. JOHN II. SCOTT,
auE8-bW President of said ComnanV.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
SCATTER.

Mr.. Sauter who is elected Governor
OF Teunessee, was a reBelih the early
part of the war, End took an oath, as
mcrabsr of the rebel L~eGislatuFebo sup
Dor the Davis C0ufederacy. AAer It
became evident to him that b Union
cause would finally triumph, ne wheel
ed around 10 the sidBon which Colonel
Stokes washabtiugs SentefB civil dis
abilities were removed by Congress-
NOT long after the close sOf the war,
through the influence Of stokes and
other Radicals He requiEea their good
offices by entering into q conspiracy
with his old associates in his rebel days,
and helping elect aLeaislature that is
sxpecEed to return Andrew johnson 70
the Senate. The Enquirer very mab1r-
ally saysi HE deserves great credit
-fOr biseourse.p-GsReinhat Ohn0RIcge
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
ORDINANCES.


Esta6ltshing TIE Grade Of FFaRkIin street from
Lincoln Apenpe north 70 Grant street.
G COTTON l. BE At erdn1aed by the
Council of the Incorporated Village OF
That the grade of Franklin street
rom Lincoln avenue north to Grant street
pc and the same Is hereby established as
EohqWs: Beginning on the north line OF
Lincoln Avenue 2-10 of q DOT below grade
OF center Of Lincoln Avenue; thence In $50
feet north idescends Fl 2 feet 10 culvert
thence in 225 feet north ascend 2 feet thence
in 25 feet north descend 5E2 feet; thence
go feet north ascend l 4-lO feet 70 center of
Grant street. r -
SEC. 2. That all ordinances heretofore
passed inconsistent with the provisions Of
this ordinance be and the am are hereby
repealei. fHln -
3 3. This ordinance to take effect and
pc in force from and after It's publication,
Pissed August 2, 1859.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
c. o. LITTLE, Recorder. aug8-2w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

Our local cotemporary is informed.
that the GAZETTE has said nothing of
General Rosecrans which we have any
occasion, or which truth would permit
us, to retract. We should be glad to.
hear, however, that our Contemporary
has condemned any of the hard things
said Of General ROsecrans by the DEM
ocratic organs. They have abused him
like a pickpocket, and as if to add In.
suit to injury, the Democratic ~conven-
ton made him its nominee. Doe onr
contemporary approve of all this iniua-
tice to the General Silence, he win
remember, means consent.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

FstqblisAfpg the Grade Of Washington street
noqshof Lincoln Avenue TO hs Corporation
Line. $500 9U- -t $685.
@ ECTION 4. BE fG ordained ny the
- Council OF the Incorporated Village Of
Delaware, That the graue VI Washington
street north or Lincoln Avenue to the Cor
portion Line be undthe same is hereby es-
tablished as follows. Beginning at the
north line Of lincoln Avenue with Bhe
grade OF center and $40 feet bHioW top OF
base board on Mr.. Persons corner,
on northwest corner OhstreeL; hence in
747 feet It hhHll descend o 8-l0feet theme IN
BIO feet &c shall dtsCehd 10 feet to center OF
Grant street, when the grade is seven feet
Dog present ground. .sf s-a.E1 .
SEC, = II nt all ~rdinHne heretofore
PASSED Inconsistent with the provisions Of
this ordinance De and the same are hereby
repealed. art
SEC. s. This ordinance 20 take effect and
be in force nom and alter its publication.
Passed August 2, 1869.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
G. o. LITTLE, Recorder. auE849W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

A T GMo no1fetamttmm az wmmwmAnfmrmn
"A OF Ohio, an EWcurafamf hn5 hnnn nr-
ranged 70 Ehn western tnruruH ~ thaMan-
.sas Rncino Railroad.
Tickets eAa. round trln-urnn far M fnrr-
10 be mad &C the rnlIrond ueRaf umrn1 fu
Columbus, Cincinnati. and the principal
stations we those point
start nom COLUMBUS at ncnn SOP. lst
from cincinnati on 10. nE. Il. "a IH tloeVra
MN OF same day nom ON the
morning Of ads nom Kauaas CITY On
the orninu q tho alh emnfn over Sum
day a. UoueEl nndleava thatntau8 on tnr
morning OF the 6th for d Wc5ts remain .
short time in h Bulalo regiona and re-
turn 20 MhWrenoe int thine To- ttonath Htrtn
lair, which commences 0t chat mfnrr un
the 9TH and continues during thCwfneE.
sleeping c4rt nttnehe1 t0 vi MA1ltN trains.
and a car provided Tor lunch baskets.
For further information, aHmfw fa al IL
RYAN, az the once % n. 81. Wallmnrrp.
Columbus Ohio. uurG-lw
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

The Arm Of A. c. Headley & Co., Of
Columbus, has failed. Mr.. HeadIey
was the Treasurer Of franklin county,
and Democratic candidate for re-elec-
tion. The Commissioners have COM
PEELED him to surrender the keys Of the
treasury and have appointed q new
Treasurer. Mr.. Thompson, Chairman
Of the Democratic State Central Com
mittee, was q business partner OF Mr..
Headley.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

Mr.. BARBOUR, q newspaper CORES
spondent, was seized by a Ku KIux
mob at Nashville, Tenn, a few days
since, and dragged nom his hotel to-
ward the river, where the gang, il is
supposed, intended to drown him. Mr..
Barbour managed to escape by the
timely help of q friend. This shame
full affair was the result Of threats OF
violence upon Mr.. Barbour made by
senter, the Governor elect, in a recent
speech. Mr.. Barbour's of6ense was
having written unfavorable commsnts
upon Senter's course in the recent cam
yass.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

As our CotemporaFY the Herald, han
beer. engaged In quoting from 'tohlo in
the War; to show what General Rose
Grams did in helping to crush a Demo
cratic rebellion we hope that sheet win
now show as by similar quotations how
PendlstoR coopersted with Rosecrans.
Let us hear what gentleman Georgeii
did in the way Of fighting traitors.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

I 70 ot0aegS OF EfoperGubottndiH and dbtttiao
o. WtttidH street rom Lt6eTRg street ge5t 10
the Corporation Line.
THm Council OF the Ineorporaaed
n Ntllage OF Delaware ct q regular meet
ing, held August z, 1858, by resolution then
Auop CD resolved % grade to the revised
grade, thai portion Of William street ex-
tenQlnR nom Llberts street Ia the old Cor
Pofatlon Line also to grade, pave aud
kNtger me Sidewalks On the south side Of
atlu street nom the east lin or James A.
n9Tne%p property westward TO the west line
established grade, 20 feet m width IN the
center OF said strvet, and gravel the same
rom the old Corporation Line to the new
Corporation Line. CT LITTLE.
augdstW Recorder,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

II ol0narS Of property b00ndhaO and 0butina
on Winter Gtreet from The sBeSt line Of SdHdUS-
Ky street to the tgest Tine Of BtfzGbefh street.
THE Council OF the IneorPOrRted
Village of Delaware at an adjourned
meeting, held August 3, 1853, by q resolution
then adopted, resolved 10 Improve TINT part
of Winter street embraced in. the above
mentioned bounds, by stone n grave A.
Franklin street between Winter and North
streets has recently been improved.
aug6-2w G. o. it'll Recorder
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

O. b. Flood, late clerk of The Ohio
State Senate, for his services To the
State drew full pay tor 459 days, 1926
FOR one year, 1858. The Columbus Jour
nal estimates his work in proportion
for thia year. at 1856 days. During these
two years he put Ia full time on the
Ohio Statesman, making 1876 days.
work Mi. Flood has accoDlisbed IN
too yedTSl The good Lord preserve us
from any more such Dem6tratic are-
trenehment" and another Flood.=Vin.
Rec.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

Hon j. &. Rukenbroad, member Of
the Ohio House OF Representatives from
CIlumbiana county, has published In
his paper-the Salem RepH65scas-a his-
tory of the passage OF the FIRST Visible
Admixture Act, complied from the Of
hcal reports Of the two HouHes. This
q m appears on our frat page to-
day, and We hope will receive the at-
tentive consideration OF the public. We
bslieve no candid person can read over
the proceedings OF the Democratic Leg
islature here given withous bI0shinR for
the honor Of the State Of Ohio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
no Contractors.

SEALED prop0sa1s VIII he received
- og the Recorder % his ONCE, In Della
Were village. until ~ O'Clock (noOn) Sep.
IemheF Q I689, or grading Berkshire street
rom the Railroad To- h East line OF the
Gorp0fat1on, where the Eamet - not already
graded. Each bid shall be accompanied by
q SUFFICIENT guaranty on some dislnterestvd
person, thatif the bldis accepted, q con
tract VIII be entered into, and the perform
OF 1t properly secured, ll
Deiaware, o., August 8, 1855.
ouglS-sb CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

A California Democrat writes TO the
Cincinnati OORzaereial that In 1856 Gem
ernl Rosecrans Published a long letter
i'm which he supported Mr. German,
came out hat-footed for negro and Chi
ne0e suffrage. As the General declines
to be the candidate Of the Bourbon De-
mocraey Of Ohio, it Ii fair 70 presume
that he stil1 adheres 10 the enlightened
and progressive views then expressed.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
Notice.

TO oegneSs 81 property bounding and Gbatttina
4sngs11sgt0aStEeetJC from Lincoln Avenue 70
an Of h Incorporated
N1llage Of Delaware at q special meet
1n8s uelu July q 1859, by a resolution then
1ng9on street from Lincoln Avenue north
q Srapt street also, 10 lay sidewalks on
Dogn sides of said street from Lincoln
Avenue to the north line OF the Public
school property; the sidewalk ON the east
SIDE 20 be OF brick, and on the west side OF
desire. @. ID. IITrTE-
aug15-4W rs. Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

Our cotempOraFy denies that Hubben
writes any of the editorials Of that pa
per. Well, how Is It that expressions
made by the latter on the street re-
appear, almost word for word, in our
friends editorials Have we here an
example Of "two souls with but q sim
gle thought etc.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

Through Babsr haH mysteriously
disaDDsaredf GsnsfEl5am. Cary u still
avafable. IPhs Democratic state C6n@
traI Committee should not forget that
hs has claims. Roseerans never pEo-
-nounced Peace Democrats traitors more
.offimeg. Rfhfa esnfitled R~osecFanstO
their conidencs and votes, what ouRht
tbqv not to do foFSam,7-GtR. CONNER
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
To Contractors.

g EALED proposals. VIII be received
~ py the BecordeF at his office, In Della
ware village, until u o'clock lnoon) Sep
GembeF 10, 1859, for grading Depot street
nom North street north to the Corporation
glon Line Wberefhe same is not already
graded Each bid shall be- accompanied by
a Sufficient guaranty of some dislnterested
Pereon, that IL the bid is accepted, a con-
tract VIII be entered Into, the perform
Anee of1tpFoperly secured. @
delaware, o., August 3, 1863, a.s.
augl3-4t CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
sWFRFFFss EALEs.


heEfnas Sale.
Huldah Nairchi1d, tx I'm MhrHu&maA
H. I'll GG the crua-
fheFiesF Garner 81 a mand ar an ora
Nsngd r~1aMGu84CouFB or GUu1-
mon Pleas OF Delaware county, Ohio, and
tn me directed. shall offer for sale, at pub
he vendue, ut the door Of d 9EUurt HOUSE,
In the town Of Delaware, on
Saturday, September 4, A. d. 1880,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and
/ o,clockPE NJ, b e following DESCRIBED real
Situate 3nEDelaIkaF6 e6Gnt5, Ohio, to-Wlt {:
A piece ofIand situate in Range sixteen ll6li
as foHdWss Bonnd8d on tbs east by lands
owned by Spencer on fhe,sOuth by Reber's
heIrs.bnthe Nest.by ISAAC Clerks lands,
is supposed to contain nifty acres pc the
same m0r or less. a@ @1AA
6 Appraised at $4,000. 80 e LL1l3-
t1 WILLIAM BROWN, Sheriff.
aug625wpgsT5g -oS5 93tN htI
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13

sSThis Is Indeed a war for the m~ainteaanc9
Of b Constitution and the lRWB. ..
IT am amazed that any one could think Ol
peace on any terms He who oubeEtalnE
b sentiment s ut onlytO BE- 8 slaves he
who utters It az thts time e. mQleoFers Q
ira tor to his country, who deserves the acorn
and contempt OGaih honorable menss79GN.
WILLIAM 4. RORECRANB, 0R TIE OeEBo90cg,
Fe63g3, l883-Eettsrt0 tie OhS0 LegtssG2Ue.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
Notice OF Dividend by
AssfgmRe.9ftoat aI

mnaerB3Rned g. A. Frambes,
Il Aszdgneeio # Alien McLane, Will pay to
h creditors Wh8 have proved and been ale
lowed their claims, the Farther dividend Of
one per cents fbeing IN edition to the
former dividend of 50per cenEl, bring the
n dividend this day settled and ordered
by the Probate our which Will be paid at
time BY the Assignee on demand at
Sunbury. The dividends are subject TO be
appliedto the other creditors II no called
Dated August II, 1853.
6. A.FRAMBES, Assignee.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-13
E~XK1f7NHF76E NOTICE.
School Examiners Noffct

1I.Hl- 1Al Us 9FA- @a-4-#
School Examiners Notice.
TtHE school Examiners 81 DsIaWREe
eohnty VII meets during the year 1859,
for the examination OF beachetss atthe fol-
i At the COURTHOUSE, in DelaWares on
February nth March 18th and 9th, April
Sd, and 18th, May 9Th and 22d, September
18th, October 9Th and 23d, November 6th
10Th, December. 18th. 81 - reFla
AT The sohooI-house, In ASHLEY April
10Th at the sehooi-house In LEWIS CEN
TER, April 9th and Oetober 3Oth &c the
'schooI-hOuse In QsTRANDERr October .Idi at
Col. Frhnbes' Echool-h0usss In SUNBURYt
the Saturday af6st the session oEthe County
Teachers Institute. r
Candidates must presen6satisfacbOrX ges@
timOnial- OF good moral character and the
law requiIea as acond1tiOn Of examination
that each applicant fora certificate shall
a Zee. of hftY cents,4oz - 05
certificate is granted unless the app1-
cantts 1qUslihed to Teach 1.-the branches
named In tns. law; namely : Orlhography,
Reading, Writings Arithmetic, Geography
English Grammar: and Possesses an ad-
eauats knowledge OF the theory q eprac-
Examinations win commences al 10
O'clock A.. N and close at 2pTcInck p M. /;
and no applicant. viii be admitted after II
O'clock. This exercises will b. conducted as
far as possible 1n wrtting,- Each candidate
is reqnestedp 70 bring paper and pencil, and
a ID envelope addressed 10 himself In
which the errihcsee awardedWn1be mailed
to him, or notice Of faiIqre
January %, Isss.-tf Clerk. Z