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The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
An ExTRAORDrSARY APPARITION.
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A Fire Bird On the JnehstsT OF STEAM

We have been placed In possession Of
the details Of a story which We should
treat as the workings OF q disordered i'm
agination, were IL not that clear-hpaded
and collected gentlemen assure us Of
their truth. They are, substantially, a.
follows: 'a H.,f Ai
During the storm that preceded the
eclipse fire bird, about the size Of full
grown grey eagle, perched itself on the
top OF the jackstaff Of the steamer Gen.
eral Anderson. Its shape was well and
sharply defined, and from It's outlines
there emanated constant luminous or
phosphorescent rays OF jets. When this
strange xpparition perched upon the jack.
staff, and how IL disappeared, are not
known, TO q single Individual on the
boat. We were at first disposed to be-
lleve II an optical Illusion, but this idea
was dissipated by the assurance that It
maintained It's position during an inter-
val Of fifteen or twenty minutes--a SUI.
ncient length OF time to allow Of q de.
liberate view and study OF all the details.
The entire crew on watch saw IL, the
more superstitious portion declaring II an
ill-omen. This portion firmly believing
that the fiery visitor came 10 warn them
Of the burning Of the boat, came ashore
ut Cairo, in . state Of almost pitiable
rrepidation, feeling that they had made
anarrow escape indeed.
What this ignigenous. object wss We
shall not attempt 70 say. II Is come.
thing new in the history Of inland navi.
CATION. Nearly every astonishing ma.
rine "yarn' we ever read, was enbel'
iished with . description Of luminous
balls Of light that settled on the tips Of
the main mast; but elI1deflned and un.
doubted fire-pirds on the jack-staffs Of
Mississippi steamers have been preserved
for this age ofearthquakes, eclipses, me-
teors, and unnatural wonders generally.
S.,.....f,,l Hair RastnYa.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
Auoaio u sale.

l will offer for sale on Thursday Au.
gust 18th, at l0o'clock, a. M, on Third
street between Commercial and Wash.
ington avenue; a large assortment Of
bedroom and kitchen furniture, consist
ing OF chairs, carpets, bedsteads, mattres.
ses, pillows, stoves, bureaus, knives,
forks, cooking stoves &c. &c. Terms
cash, sale positive and without reserve.
DANIEL HARTMAN Auctioneer.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
DEPARrUREs.

The weather continues clear. Their
mometer II.
The Mississippi and Missouri are both
going down rapidly, and hunt the chan.
mel carefully.
The Ohio Is falling everywhere, with
three feet scant at Pittsburg, and the
same In the chute over the falls. There
is FIVE feet in the canal.
Here the river has fallen twelve inches
since last report.
Business 10 fair and Increasing, owing
to the low water above. In few days
more 1t will be impossible for the larger
class boats TO come out from st. Louis
fully laden, and then Cairo freight for
below will be gladly re seived by them
The Paducah and Evansville packets
brought moderate trips, and report fine
way business
The Cumberland river Is 80 low that
navigation Ia suspended TO Nashville,
but boats still run to GAINESVILLE.
The Cumberland, Capt. Lowth, is the
Evansville packet to day.
The White, Captain Northern, 10 the
regular Pacucah packet this evening.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

For Q very beautiful pyramidal boquet.
skillfnlly formed Of the brightest colored
flowers Of the season, we confess our
selves indebted to Miss Laura Hendricks,
daughter Of Alderman Hendricks, a
sprightly and promising young Miss VIII o
feckoned not amiss when she concluded
that we would properly appreciate the
evidence Of her good will when mani
tested in gift Of really charming flow.
ers.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

SIX HUNDRED DOZEN more of the cell
brated "Masopn Fruit Jars, perfect cpd
simple scif.sealers, tie best in Anieajct
Just received and for sale at reduced
pricss, a. the Queensware House, syi
..2i,,isa1 %: s''r PARSONS, DAVIS y GO,
iy92n sEp Nos. 8 aud TantA ~.
lai'a 0A a - ~ -sA- . =. ~ " l.H3 % ~
"lDarrett'sDi III unsurpassed.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
CASH ASSETS. S,ssa, ssa %

Three.fourths Of the Insurance Companies ebay.
tered have filed, proving the mistakes and difncuY
ties of profession based calamity aud mlsfsf-
tune, with an important part Of ts development in VIZ
sphereof broad human beneyolence. II u rare ADe
uncommon event for one OF these institutions y
make its fifTIfTIi animal report, and thar salts.
factory one-another ofifes planest old Lessons, 4s
You SOW that shall You reap"
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

Pete saup and Jimmy Arrick have ~
turned home fon Salt Lake cisy peth
In good health. They arrived last Night,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
and report Taggart as fiourishing like the
green bay tree.

CLANS and Lake Fish, at Louis Herb.
ers, % Ohio Levee. augl0wl
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

II you want a good stove, oil tinware
hollow-ware, copper or sheet'iron ware,
tin roof, gutter, or anything in that line,
sail on A. Fraser, Commercial avenue
bstAen Icleusssthi ~s.d 0ss.~lAh .tsset,
where he hasmoved to, al fitted up the
larges' and most complete shop in
Sou. aern Iliinois. flUilii lliffuS
Particular attention given 10 steam.
boat and mill work, copper smithing
and sheet iron work, such as chimneys,
breecher escaping steam.pipes, etc.
sapr24d6m ant
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11


WINEA, WHuNklEn AND DDANnlBh
W. For Medical use. California and imported
and brsndes. and the best article OF Bourbon.
Barclays.
E1GUGH DLACkIH0-There ~ perfect rush
E TO Barclays for the celebrated French Blac king.
II Is genuine, and Is unsurpassed boot and shoe
NOw 10 THE yIuE-To put your houses in
IN good shape Painting and whitewashng are the
order Of the day. White Lead and paints OF all COL
ors are in demand. At the GREEN LABEL Drug
sisss on snd i1e seyss yos ssn e. Psn o y
full stock Of Collier White Lead, Delta White Lead,
Lone star White Lead; also paint varnish and white
wash brushes. Barclays IL Ike place.
ID EMEMBER WHEN fLY-TlmE COMES-
II That you can get the Lightning Fly Paper AZ Bar.
ciays They have genuine article, fresh from the
factory. II attracts fies and kills them.
SABAToGA sPRINGs--why go to Saratoga
- and spend i've to ter dollars day, when right
cool and lively surglss fresh nom the reservoirs.
At Barclays Drug Store, on the I.eyes'
(sAUDEN sEEDa-sa vegetables of your own
NJ growing Lose no time in getting your seeds Go
70 Barclays for Garden Seeds, sresh and sound. they
have fuil line Of Lsndreths, and the Shaker Seeds
NV S Ies Sr ~ fHAArr,ssss soosh.ehs.
(yMuEuuUuOe WOn4 vA1kUuD-BAhbs,
" lsy1o - small, love then, ery fbr tem End bat
them t1th ssidity and ars q.c1g tseyed ~ Yoey2s.
TvSnly.lss s:nss ~, .: e ySq ~ shsn senssy
thsy will be sent yoa prosap1y-e
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

. AaSnts in all the principal Cities and Towns.
erSls pSoas and Substantial security,
6nnSrd, Morris q Canaee, 4
iulyn In AGENTS, CAAsss
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

Arrangements are being perfected in
Evansville for the celebration OF Hum
boldt's centennial birthday. The meet
ing will DO held in the opera hoHse in
that city on the l4th day OF September,
aud 1t is proposed to extend an invita-
ton 70 the admirers of that great Ger
man scholar and traveller, living between
Cannelton and Cairo. w
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
IT'S FUTURE

Usefulness and du.y must he shaped AMI measures
only by tho wealth and growth OF our country.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

The most delicious peaches We have
seen this year came from the garden OF
Mr.. w. w. Thornton. Col. Haynie, who
planted the trees, exercised great care in
selecting the choicest fruit he could oh.
tain. Had he lived until this time he
would have evidence OF success equal to
his most sauguine expectations. Mr. T.
has our thanks for q supply that gave us
an experimental knowledge OF the ex-
cellence of his fruit.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
valiant Timber

For Sale.-Eighty acres Of the finest
Walnut Timber Land In the country,
situated in Mississippi county, No.,
four (4) miles northeast Of Charles.
ton and within eight (s) miles Of Cairo,
Uhinois. Said land is adjoining John
Swapk's farm. Also ten acres Of School
Land situated three miles from Cairo,
Illinois, on the Cairo & st. Louis railroad
line. ..
FOR terms and particulars enquire o
b. T. Whitaker's Drug Store, No. ios
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11


In some respects Cairo Is unfortunately
situated. Her peculiar situation renders
her center for q large share ofthe pau.
pers aud beggars that are possessed Of
the notion that they can better their con
dltion by travelling. TITS o common or.
ror among the extremely poor and desti.
tute that II they can reach some distant
locality the days OF their want and desti.
tuition would, by some inexplicable pro.
cess. como 70 an end. The town and
county authorities are besiesed almost
daily by persons who are quite confident
that II they can reach such and such .
locality they will be placed ut ease so far
- the goods of this world are concerned.
Many, II not all, Of these must be assist
ed. The only alternative is to take them
In charge as paupers.
Then, again, the thousand and one
benevolent, educational and religious
institutions OF the south that depend
upon public favor for existence must look
TO the north for help. Cairo Is the first
point reached by the soliciting agents,
and OF course, each and every one Of
them must determine, before going fur
ther, what Cairo can do. Cairo will and
has done her duty in this regard. The
aggregate Of her givings in the last
named direction, amounts TO Thousands
Of dollars every year. A little is given
to everybody that applies, and these
lIttles added together form sum, 10
the course Of a year, that certainly Will
shield our city from any imputation OF
close listed uncharitableness. Those
who canvass Cairo In the interest OF edu.
cation or charity may regard their In.
gatherings small. but II they viii reflect
that our citizens are subjected to almost
daily calls ofthat nature, they will have
occasion to wonder that they were not
sent away entirely empty handed. II
Is give, give, give, day after day and dol
lar after dollar!
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11

"Barretts" Successful Hair Restora
tive.
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-08-11
RIVER NEWS.
ARRIvALs.

ARRIvALs.
Gen. Anderson, Columbus. VIM. White, Psdueah.
Lewellln, Cape Giratdeau Kate Putnam, e. Louis
Silver Spray. New Orleans Belle ~. Louis,
Quckstep, Evansville tar att ST. Louis,
strader, Louisville Julia, Vicksburg
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT OUR AUCTION SALE THIS DAY, AT II NJ


Regular sale OF Horses, Wagons, Harness, &c.
Handsome high bred bay Horse 155l high, years. extra
stylish and geneel, fears locomotive, without vice
trick fine free, and stylish driver needs neither check
nor martngale; rot close to minnes promises TO
make fast horse warranted in all harness. and is sound
and kind; sale absolute.
Fast and high bred Totting Horse 15h hrh years. sired
by the Bucher horse and raised In Jefferson county, he
fne prompt and gentee driver; fears n0hing known in
Philadelphia the Rose horse otted against May Day
warranted sound and kind beat $40 fair
day Also Buggy Wagon coalbox In good order Also
Harness. Blankets Whips, &C., property of private gentle
man, without
Very superior very rotting Horse l5
high nine years. fine, stvsh and rangy driver This
will trot to-day in $50; warranted in all harness:
raned sound and kind and s OF the finest and most
lish horses that goes the road.
Very superior gentlemans mahogany coupe Horse,
l6H hh years. and of the finest coupe Horses In
the city is good sepper pure gated good roadster;
cost vi 500 and Is without blemish
Dark roam Msre I51 high, six years old; very stylish
and genteel drivers warranted in all harness. fine sadder
gets up Handsomely abeautfu driver and reliable In
way.
Jet black Marc, Of Black Hawk stock Is high, years
raised In New jersey kind In all harness. and snowy
and game driver; will trot In minutes warranted sound
and kind and an unexceptonabe animal.
Dark bay Mare with black points, l5H high, raised
in county, first class family or work horse
sold for want OF
Independent of the shall very fine line of
superior tr0tting, road and family stock.
Also Wagons, Harness, &C.. box Wagon top,
carry persons in good order; suited to depos; Coach
Barouche &c. new and second hand Harness, &c.
Sale prompt at IL NJ. On all warTanees u hours given
JOHN L. vANDEwATER, Auctioneer,
"a Duane
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.
AT JOHNSTON 4 VAN TAssELL,s;
n ARCH JOHNSTON, AUCTIONEER,
HORSE AUCTION MART,

"A xkSa; JonSsSToNy, SSc}y6,x AV0TI3NEER' MXE3
rs se.iPsf iiSs Friday
Gentlemen having private essS,sSmsnts which they wish
s a sG:; T'.ans @ 70
& ss' n are a o
pTpsps y ;rpss which honorable
Wegvs the purchaser every horse that warranted
'oseS WV NASSAU
horses osrTfssss &C. private public sales. Liberal
meS: e 81 il rSY Ss ss ns ssLE
Team dark bay Hor.ea ls hands and years kindp al al
fss ssa S
a *
@
Bay saddle sSs' hands. year, splendid saddle
following Horses i.Is property Of conn0is-
harness and under saddle free from Vice has rctsd
c a rohss 1
'ss
BLACK Colt Is hands, years. kind in all harness and under
saddle, warranted to trot in 5 warranted sound kind and
Large :oEs Horse hands kind i Al 1ss ,sa,
gray :sss Pony %are and man abou: y hands,
o with
seat four wheel Pony Dog Cart and set Of Harness
Black Road Mare long name and tan, l5A hands years
this spring: Kind ~ Az harness Tree from vice srots
afraid Of locomotive; warranted sound kind and rue
together with Wooburn spring Road Wagon, built
by Brewster, of Broome street, &c.
Splendid dark sorrel Coupe Horse, Is hands, years;
kind In all harness; free from vice. good stye trots In
four minutes Is fine family hosels afraid Of nothing;
sound, kind and true warrantee given for 4s hours
Bay Work Horse IL bands years; kind in all harness;
free from vice; will carry load Of 25Oo to ESQ bs;
kind and true.
Bay Work Horse, 16 hands, years. kind in all harness;
free from vice worker has been used for heavy
express use warranted sound, kind and true. 49,.
Brown Mare is n superior family road Horse; l5S
hands wears kind in ali harness free from vice. tros
close three minutes very stylish warranted sound kind
and true;
Elegant brown Coupe Horse; is of the finest
Horses 16 hands, years; free from vice. fine traveller;
warranted sound, kind and true.
Black Coupe Horse Is hands years old kind in all har-
free from vice; very stylish, kind and true.
Bay Work Horse 16 hands 10 kind in all harness;
sold Tor account of whom II may concern
Several other Horses Top top Wagons, &c. Full de-
scripton time of SALE We postpone sale on &C.
count OF the weather.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

LNOR SAIH-BAY HORSE, z YEARS OLD WAX
ranted iound and kind In single double harness. Ap
ply At 2i5 Vest Fifteenth street; ask for William tn
coachman.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

LroR KEY WEST, HAVANA AND NEW ORLEANS.
II Semi-monthly,
Carrying the United States Mall.
The Baltimore aud Havana Steamship Company, compris.
ing the following first class s,eamships:--
LIBERTY, $50 tons, H. q. Reed, Commander.
CUBA. Lido tons, J. N. Dukehart. Commanuer.
The steamship LIBERTY, having unsur.
wharf BALTlMoRh, M, on Saturday, May at O'Clock
Y. M CUBA viii follow. Passengers from New York
the privilege Of stopping at Philadelphia or Baltimore with.
out additional charge ~
For frsish' or passage apply 20.
n ID. HAsELL a CO., Asenta
" and q Broadway, room n
The New York herald., 1869-04-27
t)ACiFiC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S

HAVANA, SISAL AND VERA CRUZ.
IL New YORK and Mexican Mail Steamship Line, sailing
every twenty days from pier IL East river, at IL NJ
The splendid new steamers . -
CITY OF MEXICO Captain Deaken, Saturday, May
CLEOPATRA, Captain Phillips, Saturday, May o.
FOR freight or passage apRisA sAIExANDRE 4 SONS,
A Beaver street.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

e.EvEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS or THE LAKE
- Superior and sslesppi Railroad Company Firs. Mort
sinking Fund Bonds free of Uu'ci states tax secured
by 2 900 OF choice lands and by the Railroad its roll
ing stock and franchises aud yielding In currency nearly ten
per cent per annunn.
We recommend these Bonds desirable Investment for
persons collecting May coupons Holders of 520 bonds
exchange for hem at pro Of nearly twenty cent besides
receiving one per cent In gold additional income
limited for fun particulars furnished by
JAY COOKE & co.
The New York herald., 1869-04-27

U,ExAs LINE OF GALVESTON STEAMERS, TOUCHING
at Key West.
The TILLIE, Captain Partridge will leave pier
q East rive positively Saturday, May II not full
No charge for forwarding to New York or Galveston.
Through bis OF ladng to Houston all roads
signed to the Houston Direct Navigation Company.
Apply TO c. II. MALLORY CO.,
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29
Rarllllln.

BArnNm.
Will this irrepressiblc Snowman. Lee.
turer, Banker. Manager, and Merchant
ever die? We hop, not. lie has proved
himself the ipe.ist man that now lives in
America or in Europe. His present posi-
ton is that of an author j. b. Burr &
Co., of Hartford, Conn.,, are publishing
"Barnum's Struggles and Triumphs, OF
Forty years Recollections," work tina,
cannot be otherwise than replete with
humor, anecdotes, and jokes. The book
will be large octave Of nearly 500 pa,
& $, illustrated with 33 full page engrav-
ings, got up in handsome style. Few men
in civil life have had career more
crowded with incident, enterprise, and
variety of personal and business inter-
course with the world, than has p. T.
Barnum. His name is pre.eminent as an
Amusement caterer for the WORLD. lie
presents the most natural phases of life
that it is possible to exhibit. A Lifetime
story, fresh, spirited, covering all the
ground which genius or craft has been
able to explore, ought to command a
ready sale. p. Us celebrated Lecture on
the "Art of Money Getting is in this
work.
The Agent is now here or soon will be-.
Call on him or receive his calls, ard learn
farther about P. I. Barnum and his
autobiography.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29

COOP ADvICE.-Lct our possessions be
what they may-marblc palaces, broad
lands. magnificent plate, or Baskets of
precious stones''-they all sink in the
balance against Heavens great boon,
HEALTH, and they cannot be enjoyed
without it. And yet how little is it val.
ued, and how carelessly preserved. Tn,
laws of nature cannot be violated with
impunity. Night revelry, luxurious liv-
ing, irregularity of meals. and disorder
cd appetite, will gradually destroy the
power and activity of the stomach. How
many ladies and gentlemen eat and drink
disease at late suppers, and arise in the
morning with headache, loss of appetite,
feeling languid anu unrefreshed. There
can be no medical remedy that will turn
lead into food, or poisoned drinks into
nutrimcnt, but medical science can assist
nature, supply exhausted fluids, and to a
great extent correct the effects of disease.
In all cases such as the above, we recoin>
mend PLANTATION BITTERs. You will
find them .ju.t the thing--at the same time
a most delicious tonic and appetizer.
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29
Election Notice.

To the Electors of Clayton county, State of Iowa
Whereas, At the June session 1869 OF the Board
of Supervisors of said county. the following praam-
bic and resolutions were adopted by said Board, to-
wit:
Whereas We deem it necessary to erect "a good
substantial briage across the Turkey river, the
State road, from Dubuque to Gutenberg. and
Whereas, The bridge fund of this county ia Insult
hcent at this time to erect good substantial bridge
at that place, therefore be it
Resolved. by the Board of Supervisors of CLAYTON
county. iowa. that proposition shall be submitted
to the legal voters OF said county to he voted upon mt
the next general election TO he held the second
Tuesday OF October. in the year 1860. whether
Substantial bridge shalt be erected across Turkey
river, on the State road from Dubuque to Guttrn.
berg, in Mil!viilc township. Clayton county. and
whether or not the sum of twelve thousand dollars
shall be raised ~ tax upon the taxable property Of
said county, in the year 1870, to exceed one per
cent aud sufficient rate to raise the OF twelve
thousand dollars Tor the purpose Of erecting II good
substantial bri &c tha same to be completed within
two years la. ii 81 d.. lS.o, aud
be il
Eeso'red, That said proposition and provision shall
be v ted Tor ", the fol flowing form:
Tirse Electors who are in favor of such PROPOSE
ton and provision shall vote the following ballot
For the erection of bridge and for the levy aud
collection of tax in tn. 1870. of two mills
the dollar to pay for the erection of bridge
the Turkey river on the State road tros Dubuque to
Gutenberg in Melville township"
Aud the electors whnare opposed to such PROPOSE
ton and provision. shall vote the following ballot
against the erection of Bridge, ant ug,ins, The
levy and collection OF tax ia the year 1870 OF two
mills on tbs dollar to pay for the erection of
Bridge across Turkey river. the State road from
Dubuque tn GUTENBERG. in Nive Tow nship"
And b, ii further resetrsd, That the Clerk of the
Board of Supervisors of this County be and is here
by authorized and directed to publish in each of the
newspapers in this County n sufficient legal notice OF
the submission of such proposition. and the whole
question, anu everything necessary connected there
with at least thirty days previous to the time Of
NOTICE
is therefore hereby given To the qualified Electors OF
said COUNT, that vote will be taken upon the prep
North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1869-09-29
TEACHERS INSTITUTE.
OFFICE OF Co. SUPr. OF PUBLIC SCHOOL.
Elkader, Iowa, Sept. IL, 1869.

OFFICE OF Co. SUPr. OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS,
Elkader, Iowa, Sept. IL, 1869. (
NOTICE is hereby given that Teachers Institute
will be he'd at Elkader. Clayton Co. Iowa, for per-
iod Of not less than six working days, beginning on
the Eleventh day of Oct. 1869,
Prof Jon tthan Piper OF rnchcster. has been Sc
| cnred as conductor. There will be full programme
o exercises consisting OF lectures and discussions of
the best and most successful methods OF conducting
and giving instruction in our common schools
A full attendance is solicited of all who inter
ted in our public sciloois-both teachers and pat
rons.
The school law Is explicit in defining the duty of
teachers and school officers with reference to having
the schools closed and full attendance secured. for
the benefit of whom herewith insert H. Chapt.
lst. THAT d1ring the time of holding Teachers
institute in any county Of this State any school that
may he in sson in such county shall be closed and
it is hereby made the duty of all teachers and any
persons desiring teachers certificate TO attend such
nstituts. present to the County Superintendent
satisfactory reasons fer not attending, before
ceiving such certificate"
Every teacher in the county will bear in mind that
their certificate to teach in the shcools Of the same,
expires the first day of the Institute and that it
will he to have their certificate renewed in
order to be valid. w. PRESTON,
Co. Superintendent,
3w67i Clayton Co., Iowa.