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MONEY WANTED.

The shareholders in the Wood and Will
low-ware Manufacturing Company are
required at one to come forward and pay
the installments now due on their sub
scriptions to the capital stock of the COM
psny. Further delay is impossible. The
Office is at No. So Union street. Come up
and settle.
D. II. TOWNSEND, Pres't.
w. D. TUCKER, Sec'y.
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TO THE PEOPLE.

am candidate for Judge Of the Second
Circuit Court.
Nv platform is this, and nothing more:
LIST. If elected, honestly and impsrtially
to administer the laws, without respect Of
persons or parties.
ID. To attend diligently to the duties of
the office, the year round. In a word, not
to lose a day during the term of eight
years without a really valid excuse
Sd. To be content with the salary fixed
by law, and not to ask its increase by the
County Court.
Having always not only ignored, but
opposed mixing politics in Judicial cleo
tions,i in other and better days, 1 can, with
consistency, ask my fellow-citizens. of all
parties, to show me the same hOerality.
The above card, announcing my candi-
dacy, I thought full and explicit, and
that after reading is, and seeing that 1
was an independent candidate, the papers
would show ms courtesy, and speak Of
me with respect, no matter who chose to
support me. But finding that I am re-
peatedly asssiled by the Ledger in its
characteristic style, as being too worth
less TO labor" ETC., for daring to run
against 1.-The talented and heightened
lawyer, Colonel Irving Halsey," l will
here say that If elected) l will attend as
closely to the duties Of b office as any
man who ever filed it and if 1 do that,
without any extra pay, Il looks all right
that I should want It for a living" l
will also say to my friends that Ihopethey
will not pay attention to any Of the scare
crow or raw-head and bloody bones argu-
ments Of thatintemperate and prOscriptive
sheet, in regard to my name being on the
Radical any more than the Democratic
ticket, for the reason b a I ask the sup
port of all; and therefore will thankfully
accept the support Of all, without respect
TO party, nationality or color. Upon this
Independent ground, 1 especially ask my
old friends, white and colOred, after ex-
aiming impartislly the claims of Col.
Halsey and myself ana any others who
may run for that Office to give me their
votes, if they think me best qualified for
the same. They know that 1 am no poll
tician; that 7 treat all men with respect,
no matter what may be their opinions or
condition in lite; and that 1 am not an
extreme man. They know that 1 have
weighuy and numerous responsibilities,
and as strong reasons, and as good a right
TO aspire to the position as any man
in this city, as l and all my family were
born and raised here, and our parents
buried under the sod of Tennessee.
In conclusion, 1 will say to my many
old friends and brethren belonging to or
attending the General Conference, that
these most Notifying and unjust assaults
of the Ledger are made by a young man
who does not know me half as e as
they do, and whose attempts to hector
and terrify men who cross his views, have
done him more harm perhaps than they
have those be has assailed.
7. D. ELDRIDGE.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The Strawberry Festival at Rocco Hall
is, we are glad to see, largely attended,
and will no doubt yield a handsome re-
turn TO the object for which it was design
ed. We had written an extended notice
Of the Festival, which the crowded state
Of u columns to-day precludes publish
ing, but we must not fail to call the atten-
ton of the public to the very elegant
lunches spread out by the ladies, between
the hours of one and three pm, daily.
These lunches are madeS speciality, and
as the ladies are very moderate in their
charges, they are literally patrOnized.
Call to-day and see if what we state is not
the fact.
THEArER-LaRue's Carnival Minstrels
are making q carnival of fun At the Mem
phis Theater. The house last night was
fine, and everybody went away sore from
laughter. Those who wish to enjoy q de-
Hghtful time should spend an evening
with the Ministries.
SWISS BELL-RINGERs.--We had the
pleasure of meeting, last evening, Mr..
Fowler, agent for the Berger family OF
Swiss B~ell-Ringers, who will arrive in
this city, and open at the Memphis Thea
ter for a weeks engagement, next Mon
day night. 1t is needless to speak OF the
merits Of the Berger family; their fame is
worldwide, and we look for q brilliant
series Of concerts next week.
BRooM's.--Aline LeFavre and the great
original French can-can are all the rage,
and crowd the house nightly with a de-
lighted and uproarious crowd. Go and
see it.
The VARIETIEs.--The old temple of
fun holds out with pristine vigOr, and
Manager ScbOoles furnishes an entertain
ment equal to any ever given in its palm
lest days. For an evenings fun, COM
mend US to the Varieties.
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
largest variety OF Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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Walt q Co. are changing their bust
ness. If you want anything in the Stove,
Tinware, or Cutlery line, call on them, as
thew are selling as cost, nothing added.
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Observe Donoho, Joy 81 Co.'s advertise
ment of the Wickersham property, en-
bracing Library and Post once oulalngs,
New Memphis Theater, a otnsr Valuable
property for sale.
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MEMPHIS, May IA, 1870.
WI have this day received the cele-
brated Bartlett Refrigerator, and are
ready to supply u customers.
MCKINNEY, BRYSON & CO.,
222 Main qfreat-
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THAT fine residence property at the cor
ner of Manassas street and Bass avenue,
three squares south ofthe terminus of the
Poplar street railroad, is to be sold this
afternoon at four O'Clock, upon the prem
Uses, at public saleA by Messrs. ROyster,
Trezevant 81 Co., auctioneers.
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Mr.. n MRs. DEGRAY BENNETT res
nsctfuIlv inform their patrons and pupils
mai their finale soiree OF the season
comes OH on Friday, May 2Oth.
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WISHING to close out our present stock
of Hardware, Mantsls, Tinware, Oils, etc.,
we are now selling at cost
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COUNTRY merchants should go at once
and look at Walt & Co.'s complete stock
Of Hardware, Stoves, Mantels, Crates,
Tnwsre, Oils, etc, before purchasing, as
they can save at least 20 per cent.
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ST. LOUIS, May IA, 1870.
CAPT. JOHN I. WASHINGTON is ap-
pointed resident agent of the st. Louis
and New Orleans Packet Company, at
Memphis, and is fully authorized to make
contracts for freight to all points by the
boats Of the line, also to attend to all
business in our interest. His contracts
will. in all cases, be faithfully carried out.
JOHN n. BOFINGER,
Presd't st. Louis and n. o. P'k't Co.
Office, No. A Madison street.
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Joe Seligman, which for beauty Of form
and grace of motion has no equal in these
regions. Mr.. Lindsay is q great scqulsi-
ton TO the little knot OF overs OF the
sports of the turf in this community and
we hope that be may be able to make II
to his advantage 70 stay here.
We hate to see Southern newspapers
using the word rebellion" in referring
to the late civil war. "a relic Of the re-
bellion," in speaking of a Confederate
biscuit, might do for the New YORK Tn
banae, but we respectfully suggest that II
does not sound well coming from a paper
that claims to be Southern, and boasts so
loudly Of its immense patronage among
Southerners.
We are informed that there were sew
eral inaccuracies in the statement IN re-
gard to the cases of Moody, Henderson,
Davo and Bradshaw yesterday morning.
The fines were not paid, and the parties
were not released from custody. A
further explanation of the case is given
elsewhere. In regard to the lawyer en-
gagged for the defense, it is needless to say
that. had the reporter been told his name
when be received the "item," he would
not have spoken Of him as q station-house
lawyer.
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PUMPS for bored aOeIIs by Browne 81
Browne, Al Madison street..
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HITE 81 CoRwINE haYe removed their
Job Printing establishment to b AP-
PEAL Building, IA Unionstreet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this In
mind and aot accordingly.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS.-This amount
Will buy a bottle of Mrs. WhitcOmb's
Syrup, the great soothing remedy for all
diseases incident to infants and children.
TAKE simmons Liver Regulator regu-
larry, enjoy health yourself, and give
qualification to those about you.
You will have aus TO bless the day
YOU heard Of simmons Liver Regulator.
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Go and see those magnificent CHECKER
ing, Concert, Grand. Square, and Upright
Pianos at h. G. Hollenberg's, Clay Build
ing.
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We are now offering all kinds of fancy
goods at reduce d prices.
7. vi. JOHNSTON & co.
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JOE LOCKE, 236K Main street, always
has the latest papers from tile principal
cities.
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FREIGHT FIVE CENTS PER BARREL
Pound freight, loo. Der 100. Flour, corn
meal, hams, breakfast bacon, shoulders,
sides, lard, prime mess pork, sugar, coffee,
and mOlasses at 81. LOUIS prices.
r. s. TAYLOR 81 CO.,
No. Z7S Front street.
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
pengary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, il should be read BY all.
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Figured lawns, only Is cents per yard.
This is a decided bargain.
7. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggaps & rhorn's, 233
Main street. F.. Y. shirts ready made or
made to order-Ht guaranteed.
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THE best and cheapest Pia1oA and
Organs in the South are at 2S3 Main street.
Call and sea them.
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GAS fitting done promptly by Browne
& Browne, No. Al Madison street.
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AN open corset, splendid Tor health
grace and comfort, at SEESSEL'S.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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DRY GOODS ON LONG NJ
First.CIass Stock to be Closed Out.

We call the attention of city and coun-
try merchants that, being desirous OF
closing out our large stock of staple and
fancy dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
we will sell payable November l, 1870, and
at net cash prices. Our stock Is complete
and well assorted, and must be closed out
in sixty days.. Extra inducements offered
to any one shing to purchase stock and
stand. J. HSLOEwENsTISE q BRos.,
23I Main street, Clay Building.
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SOMETHING just out, just to suit Tho
ladies, at SEESSEE'S.
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THE SELF-OPENING FAN.-Something
new, at T.W. JOHNSTON & cos.
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REMovAL-Vesey q Cartwright, Gene
raj Commission Merchants, and agents
for the celebrated Silver Greek Bourbon
Whisky, have removed to lS6 Front street,
where thew will be constantly receiving
consignments of produce and liquors, for
sale low to close cOnsignmeuts.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
JUDGE SUPREME COURT EAST. DIV.

JUDGE SUPREME COURT eastern d,
d vIsIoN.-In response to the published car
OF members of the Bar in various countles o.
East Tennessee, and numerous sohciiatlohs
of friends, / hereby ~announce myseli - a
candfdste for the Bench OF the Supreme
Court Of the State.
myI9 JAS ". DEAbhloE
JUDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN d.,
:, VISION We are authorized and requested
to announce Hon 7. A. X NEIoON a.
dfdafe Tor supreme Court Judge nom the
Eastern Division. The election IS 10 be held
on the first Thursday in August; ana Two
Judges nom each OF the tnree ulFlsIons %
the State are TO be elected. myls
TrDGF COURT EASTERN d.
Il vrsrON-U he Voters Of Tennessee: / am a
candidate from the Eastern Division Tor
Judge OF the Supreme Court OF the STATE OF
Tennessee, and request your votes al the
election In August next ResPecttulya
7. NIXON VAN DYKE.
Athans lOrh Nav. ls7Q. myl9
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THE careful attention OF those who wish
to invest in real estate in Memphis, is di-
rected to the advertisement of Messrs.
Royster. Trezevaut & Co., a-uctioneers;
announcing the sale at auction
this afternoon st four o'clock, u pom the
premises, of those very beautiful resi-
dence grounds, at the cOrn Of Manassas
street and Bass avenue. Read the adver-
tisement in our auction column.
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ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
Locke's, 1854 Main street.
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S-rATToNERY OF every description at Joe
Jocke'a News Stand. 2S6B Main street.
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PETERsoN, Ballou and Pleasant Hours
Toe Locke's, 1861 Main street.
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OCR new invention, the most comfort
able corset in use.
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southern
HOOP SKIRT M~ANUFACT0RY,
No. 1913 IL MAIN STREET,
WHOTEGATE AND RETAIL.

RECOMMEND LADIES: Three sizes Of my
i JOintless-E lastfc-Invisible Walking SKIRT,
the only Skirt adaptable for the present
walking dress; manufactured and sold ONLY
in the mandatory. Also. the following
GENUINE FRENCH CORsErs, sizes from l4-S
Robt. Werley's Durable Plain Corset, Ad-
L'Oisean's Elegant Embroidered Corset, and
Nine DupOnt's Beautiful Short Corset.
The DEMoREsr BREAST PRoTECrOR, 1 guar
anIee best quality, both In skirts and corseta.
myT LOUIS LANCE.
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THE skeleton corset, TOR summer wear
Something new at SEESSEL'S.
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WAIT & Co., No. 272 Front street, are
giving great bargains. Call and be con-
WINGED.
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A ROCRAwAY to be sold at auction
Friday morning. May Goth, at 10 O'Clock.
A. E. FARMLAND, A~uCtiOneer,
Corner Main and Washington streets.
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SEE our kid-ftting corset; stands un'
rivaled in the market. SEESSEL'S.
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ArTY-GEN'L CRIMINAL COURT.
IrnGEsuPRFME CoURTwEsT. DIV

TTORNEY-GEN7L CRIMINAL COURT.
"A LUKE Z. WRIGHT Democratic nom
NEE il a candidate for Attorney-General or
the Criminal Court Election NAV -, lo.g-
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FUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
4, VISION The friends Of Hon. JOHN 1t.
SNEED, Of Fayette county, are authorized by
him 70 present his name 10 the people on
Tennessee as a candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court for the Western Division.
Election August 4, ls70. mylZ-
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ST. LOUIS, May IA, l.

THE LATEST NEWS may always be bad
at Joe LOcke's News Stand, 236k Main
atraaf
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SPANGLED FANs.-A fine assortment
cheap, az T.W. JOHNSTON q cos.
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LET no one who has a home to buy fail
to attend the sale of hat beautiful resi-
dence property, which is to be sold at four
O'Clock this afternoon, upon the premises
at the corner of Manassas street and Bass
avenue, by Msssrs. ROyster, Trezevant &
Co., a~uctioneers. See their advertise
ment.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Cochran Kali,
A FIRST-CLASS DAY-BOARDING HOUSE.
"a Terms, 50 per per month,
Kept by the famous SCHADE. Nos. B2lo4
Main street. mylZ
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READ our advertisement this morning
in regard to the skeleton kid-htting
corset A. SEESSEL & SON.
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ATTY-GENL 18th JUDICIAL CIRCT.

A TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FIJI
~ TENTH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT.-Ln response
70 The catering assurances OF support which
have been rendered to me, 1 hereby announce
myself a candidate Tor reelection 10 the
ONCE Of Acknowledgement Of the Fifteenth
Judicial Circuit. Election first Thursday in
August next MOOD'
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FOR SALE

ToB PRINTING OFFICE-Owing TO contin-
.. ued bad health, 1 am reluctantly com
PEELED 10 Oder my half interest IN Hue &
Forwfne's LOB Printing Ofhce for sale. Price
5000 cash. LmylS1 R. {. HITE.
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FUDGE CRIMINAL COURr.-We are au-
j thorized TO announce JOHN R. FLIPPIN
Democratic nomlneel as q candidate for
Judge OF theC riminal Court Election Thurs
day, May ID, $50. myI
TUDGE CRIMINAL COURT-To the People
j Of She{bv OUuntv. ! am a candidate for re-
election TO the ONCE OF Judge OF the Criminal
Court, at the ensuing May election.
ana h. e. HUDSON.
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WANTS

dwellings 10 5 rooms, by hrst-class
J tenant. at $40 70 $50 per month; address
myH Ohm ;. GARRETT, Memphis.
HOUSE-2 or 3 rooms in suburbs, by prompt
III tenant, at SIS per month; address
mvT ~. L. LOGAN, Memphis.
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TUDGEFIRsrCHANCER
sJ appeal: You may announce me as an IN
uependent candidate Tor Judge ofthe FIRST
Chancery COurt OF Shelby county.
mv5 T. ) AYRES
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The Constitution and the $500. 900.

in the XIth Article and IVth Section
of the Constitution Of Pennsylvania is the
following provision for the establishment
of sinking fund :-"Sec. Nv. To pro-
vide for the payment Of the present debt
at its first session after the adoption Of
this amendment, create a sinking fund.
And unless in case of
war, invasion or iusurrectiou, no part of
said sinking fund shall be used or applied
otherwise than in the extinguishment of
the public debt, until the amount of such
debt is reduced below the sum of five
millions of dullars." Notwithstanding
the clear expression of the Constitution
against the use Of the sinking fund" for
any purposes excepting those specified
by the Constitution, which are given in
the above quotation, an effort was made
last winter to reach that fund. The ef-
fort was made through bill known as
the Jersey Shore and Pine Greek Rail-
road Bill" The bill proposed to take
from the siking fund-unconstitutionally,
as those who can read and think may
learn from the above extrac. from the
State Constitution-nine millions and a
half s9,5OO,ooO), and replace it by stock
npon the proposed roads. Mr.. Rohrer,
Democratic member from this county,
favored that unconstitutional raid on the
sinking fund by his vote. The Demo-
cratic party of this district has had the
''high' impudence to again place him on
the ticket for the same office That act
alone declares him an unsafe legislator.
60 5NA ROO
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THE pRUssIANS TwEXsY-FlvE MILES
FROM PARIS.
LONDON, Sept 12.-The Prussian
army halted twenty-five miles from Paris
at the special reqnest of NJ. Bismarck, to
consider the Russian-Austrian proposition
for an armistice.
ALL HOPES OF PEACE ABANDONED.
LONDON, Sept. 13
The Post says All hope of suspen-
sion of hostilities has been abandoned
An edict has been issued that no person
shall leave Paris after six o'clock on the
morning of September 18th, without a
special permit. The Rationale Garde
were summoned to the Notifications to-
day
Berlin telegrams deny that Mr.. Ban
croft has rendered mediation on the part
of the United States. There is no in
tention of such proceeding on the part of
the United States Government. Bis
marck. in an official report of Napoleon's
surrender. states that Napoleon asked
for the French to be permitted to cross
into Belgium and be disarmed.
He declared. in conversation, that he
was sure of public opinion in France hav-
ing forced him the Emperor into the
war Personally he did not desire it.
The Cabinet at Berlin have addressed
Il letter to Minister Washburne, tender
ing thanks for services in assisting ex
PEELED Germans in Paris.
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Republicans, Attention!

The following has just been issued:
Rooms OF THE UNION COMPRESSION
AL REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,
WAsHINGToN.-The Republican State
and Congressional Committees in the
several States are respectfully request
ed to place themselves in communication
with this committee at their earliest con-
venience, with view to cooperate in the
coming election.
All communications should be ad-
dress to Hon. J. H. Platt, M. D., Secre.
tary Union Congressional Republican
Committee, Washington, d. c.
Republican journals throughout the
country are requested to publish this no.
tice conspicuously.
Those willing to do so will aid the
cause by sending their papers to us ieg-
ularly until the close of the campaign.
JAMES H. PLArT, JR. Secretary.
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Public Examinations.

TEACHERS' EXAMINATIONS for the
Il present school year will he at the times
and places indicated in the following list:
Walker, Monday, Sept. 2Gth, at the school
house in Mexico
Faye.te. Tuesday. September 9th, Mt tha
school house in McAlisterville.
Monroe, Wednesday,, September 2Sth, ut
the school house in Richfi-ld
Susquehanha. Thursday. September 29th.
at Prosperity school house.
Greenwood. Fri1.y, September Goth, ut
Willis school house.
Thompsontnwn and delaware. Saturday.
October lst, et the school house in Thompson
town.
Tuscarora. Tuesday. Oct 4rh, at the school
house in East Waterford.
Lack, Wednesday, Oct. 9Th, at the Lick
school house.
The examinations will commence punctuallv
at 9 O'Clock A. NJ. end applicants arriving
fifteen minutes after that hour will not be
admitted into the class.
No one need apply for examination who
is unwilling to be examined in all the
branches required by law. and no certificate
of lower grade than will be granted.
No teachers will be examined efter they
have lad charge Of a school for any time.
neither will their certificates. Professional or
Provisional. be indorsed without previous
arrangement.
Applicants for schools will be required 10
attend the examinations where they expect
to teach, and furnish the Superintendent
with written applications approved by the
board
Special examinations at Thompsortown as
follows: Saturday. October 22nd. November
9TH and 18th, No private examinations will
granted.
Directors are espeeia ly requested 10 be
present on the days of examination
GEO. W. LLOYD,
County Superintendent.