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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-09-07

ulent Of tbe nccUanu OF John SeaEhrUuEh,
c0IlectuT og ShseaSmenIs GoE the year isa9,
tba, they have had Tie matteF GnLeT eOA-
idtraii1n foE the East several weeks, ard
recommend, nS their coDciuaiOn, The SdcP
liou Of The tOllOUtng resolution; BeDtpsS,
that the Clerk be directed 70 plAes the
Official bond Of John 6caEbCOGgh, colinc.
tOE Of assessments fE lS69, IN tbe hnnds
d G. W. JeiFegs, Is Attorney Of the city,
fOT immediate suit II lsW.
T. sWRDIET, Chairman.
SIH. Boring offered a AZ amendment;
insert, after the words suit a law, the
words sGNeTthe DsEt regular meeting Of
Council" but il was Voted down
On the adoption Of the resolution, the
yeas and nays were demsnded, and the
demand was Sustained
Those voting yeas were MessrS Allison,
Caldwell, COunelly, Hook, Laughlin. MAY.
well, McAdams, Pollock, Smith J. c.,
Simpson. Sheppard. Sweeney, Scott,
Jingle, ToliVaF and Wcitzel-l6
Those voting nay were MeasFS, Boring,
English and Smith P-9.
So the resolution was adopted
The petition Of z. COen aud Others to
have the alley from Fourth and Market
streets, between John and Quincy, paved,
was read, and the Street Commissioner
directed TO have The work done
The communication from the Sureticl
Of John Scarborough was, ON motion, laid
on the table.
A resolution authorizing Trimblo &
Hornbrook to put down 4 pipe from Union
township school house and tap the
sewer on north side Of Zane street, under
supervision Of the Street Commissioner
was received from the First Branch and
It's action thereon concurred in.
On motion the Second Branch adj.
jOurnsd.
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BoOrH RRSrIEG.-The renting Of the
booths at the Fair Grounds, for the APP
preaching Fair, commenced yesterday
morning. Quito number were secured
by fruit and other dealers, but there re-
main many equally US good business stands
unrcntcd. These can be rented during
the present week.
In connection with the foregoing we
state that nearly forty horses are already
on the grounds, and stalls have been en-
gagged for many more. The prospects for
line exhibitions OF speed are very aAtter-
ing; and as the Baltimore and Ohio, both
The main stem and Central Ohio divislonO
Cleveland and Pittsburgh, and tho Hemp.
field Railroads have determined TO sell
round trip tickets, from all points on their
lines, for one fare, it is confidently expect
ed that there will be large attendance
Of the citizens Of our own. as well as OF the
nelghboring States.
The managers are at work day and
night, to make the Fair complete sue.
cess. 1t remains to be seen whether their
efforts will be properly appreciated.
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GRAVEL AND CEMENT RooFNo. :
George Crumbacker would inform the
public that he is still engaged in the
Gravel Roofing business, and that hC Is
prepared at any time toput on roofs, eth
er largo or small, at tho shortest possible
notice, guaranteeing his work for term
oFyears. He has now been engaged In
the business for seven years past, and his
work has outlivcd half dozen other
Patent Roofs The demand for his work
is increasing from year to year. He put
on during the past year 1900 squares OF
his roofing in this city, which has given
satisfaction in every respect Address
him through tho Post Office, or call at his
brick.yard, head of Lindsey street. All
orders will be attended to promptly.
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MOVEMENT ExTRAORDNARY.-Wcare
crcdibly informed that efforts arc now be-
Ing made to secure one or two lectures
from Mrs. Emma EIardingc, of England,
one OF the most eloquent and powerful
lecturers now before the public. Mrs. IL.
has already achieved a wide reputation ms
the author Of Modern American Spirit
ualism," m elaborate digest Of some $50
pages, octave. She is u woman of com
lnunding presence, cleArness OF thought,
purity of diction, and more than ordinary
oratorical powers. AS her time is so &C.
cupicd, aud she sails for Europe early in
October, this treat for our citizens can
only be secured by tho prompt and ener-
golic action of the friends Of the move
ment Should she come, the surplus above
expenses will go to some public charity,
BY NIL means let her come.
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RIVER NEws.-Thc marks indicated q
rise in tho river nt this place OF II inches
Monday morning. The water here last
evening was 0 feet 9 inches,
The daily packets arrived and departed
MS usual. The Hope and the Science left
for AIatamoras on their regular trips.
The Granite StatO Ietl for Cincinnati
about Z r. N. with a large trip of pas.
sengcrs and fair trip of freight, among
which were 400 kegs Of nails from the
upper mill, and 100 boxes Of glass from
Hobbs s Brockunier.
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SALE OF 1RoX WoREs-Wc direct ut
tention to M advertisement in another
column, announcing that tho Lawrence
Iron Works will be offered ut public sale
next Friday, 9th inst. A pretty full de-
scription Of the property and all the up
pliunccs necessary for the manufacture OF
nails Is given, from which 1t will be seen
that little remains to be provided to enter
at once on their successful production
The location is unsurpassed rs manufac-
turing site, being near the lakes and hAv-
ing railroad facilities for shipping. The
large tracts Of real estate connected with
the works, afford ample opportunity for
their extension by the building OF blast
furnaces, enabling the owner or owners to
reap the profit oCmanulacturing pig metal
direct from tho ore Altogether, it is sell
dom that such IN opportunity ispresented
for cmbarking in the iron business, and
to the consideration Of those already en-
gagged in that department, or those con
tcmplating such an investment, We com
mend the advertisement Of Messrs. Dith'
ridge & Co.
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PLAIN GOLD RINGS, &C.-Oxtoby &
Duf1Cld have just received magnificent
stock of heavy plain eighteen carat gold
rings, for which, as heretofore, special at
tcntion will DO given to orders by mail.
Also full line of gold chains, watches,
clocks, jcwolry, spectacles, &c, at 1O4
Market street, below the McLurc House.
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wEDNEsDAY, sRPr. !, eco.


WV "UVVI6IIIIl1SNS''
Ldst-Lady's POrtnoniae,
Wanted-By Respectable Young Man,
Wantcd-A Good PANTHEON Maker
Carpets and Furniture,
Rio Coffee.
Extra Family Flour
Sundrics.
Ale Burnett Is Coming.
Notice 10 all Persons Interested
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RgruRNED.-Mr. Porter Smith, mem.
Der of Second Branch Of the City Council,
made his appearance in that body, last
evening, alter an absence Of several
months. Mr., 8. has been passing the
Summer in tho West, and returns in fine
health and spirits.
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TUE IRON CRY COLLEGE is uRdonbt-
cdly one of the best conducted and most
ably managed schools for young men in
tho country. Tho course Ofstudy Is com
prchcnsivc, thorough and practical. It's
past record and present standing arc the
highest and best recommendations that 1t
could Ptt,Duryh Ga:ette, DIV
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(sigHed,)E W. WINNER,
A. ]. PANNELL.,
Tnoa II. SIAI.LCRoss.

Mr.. Smith, p, made the motion that
the petition be laid on the table,
hi. Tingle offered as substitute that
tho petition be referred to a joint special
committee Of three from each Branch for
Investigation, with authority TO procure
legal advice, md report to next meeting
OF Council.
Mr.. Sweeney offered rs an amendment
report ut a meeting Of Council to be held
tomorrow night"
= Mr.. Tinglc accepted the amendment,
Mr., Allison made the motion that Mr..
Swccney's amendment be struck out and
insert drepOrt at next regular meeting ot
Council" Carried.
Nh, Caldwell offered Us IN additional
amendment that further collections by
MIR. Scarborough be suspended" but he
withdrew It,
The resolution was then voted down.
The following was read:
10 ne Mayor and Council Of Nc CayCf
VE0.ling: Your Committee on Finance
beg leave to report, regarding the settle
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HELD TO BAM.-George Marshall, mr.
rested for assault and battery on Joseph
McEown, was examined yesterday before
Justice Gillcspy and held to bail in the
sum Of $500 for his appearance Mt the
next term Of the Circuit Court.
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RATHER PRENATURE-Wc noticed
yesterday that pawpaws were being
hawked through the streets at "onc for a
cent, sir" Amer the first snow Is the
time for them, us al present each one
represents about a cents worth Of collie.
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BRTDoEpoRT NEwa.-Lec Henderson
was arrested Monday evening, on com.
plnint Of Squire Gin for being drunk and
creating tumult and disorder in the streets
He was taken before the police court Of
Bridgeport md fined $40 and costs, In
default OF the payment Of which he was
committed to the lookup.
He broke Jail during the night, and
crossing the bridge into West Virginia,
babe defiance to tho exAspcratGd eonsta-
blcs OF Bridgeport.
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WHAT DID 1T?-Lyon's Kathairou
made my hair soft, luxuriaut and thick,
and Hagan's Magnolia Balm changed that
sallow complexion into the marble beauty
you now sec, This is emphatically the
language Of all who use these articles. A
fine head Of hair and refined complex
ion are the greatest attractions a woman
can possess. The Kathairon and Mag
nolia Balm arc just what will give them
to you, and nothing else will. The Balm
is the bloom of youth. 1t makes lady
Of thirty appear but twenty. Both aFt'
cles are entirely harmless, and very pleas
ant They should be in every lady's pos
session. agu96-eoddtw.
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IoFPER this morning large stock of
Ladies', Misses and Chlld's Colored Shoes
cheaper than any other house in the city.
Louis V. Blends, 1O7 Main street.
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TIE Rembrandt Photographs arc. In
crcasing in favor daily. They cannot be
too much admired, for nothing can equal
the beautiful effect of light and shadow
in those made at tho Pdrtridgs Gallery.
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lkoN-PuosrnoKuB.C AIISAYA.-Th three beSt
TonicS, Ukflfally and elegantly combined in an
lmber-eolored cordial, beautifully transparent 70
the eye, pleasant to tho taste, acceptable to the
stomach, in CaswCll, Hazard , Co.'s PeETo-PhO0.
phorated Rllxer Of CnlISSyA Bark.
Zach pint contains one ounce ofRoyRl CGliGaya
Bark, and each tcAspoonial contains one grain OF
iron. Samples furnished frea to the profession.
CAswELL, HAZARD 3 CO.,
Sole manufacturer, New York.
Sold by al Druggists, !. -, -
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Fun IN PRosPECT.-By reference TO our
advertising columns this morning, it will
be seen TINT All Burnett, the iavOritc
humOrist and facial artist, will give two
entertainments in this city this week.
Mr.. b. is too well known by our people to
require any commentator from us. For
twenty years he has been acknowledged
as without u peer in his profession, and
wherever he goes, he commands the larg-
est audiences. Washington Hall will un'
doubtedly be crowded TO Its full capacity
next Friday and Saturday evenings. Sec
advertisement.
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New Castle, Lawrence County, pa

:NOR SALE CHEAP.-5OO ACRES
Of Land on tho B. 3 0. Il, r., Is miles east
Gf Wheeling, In lots 70 suit purchaser; About
I6O acTCs, partly improved, with n Fine Ivy, Two
St0rv FrSne House, will DO sold separate. This
II Known n me CIne'S Mil property, and Ia one
Of Inc 6Esi Ioc1tiOnS for Country StoTS On the
line OF tho D. , 0. Il R. ,,,--...,
Also, 4 Steam Circular Saw MIL and Fixtures,
IN running order, with two yoke q oxen , ana a
PSnnSa RcSl Estate Agents, 100 Market Street.
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Conveniently work Of stating the
Bpire Of St Matthews Church was com
menced a day or two since and ispFo-
grcsslng finely.
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SHADOW PIcTuREs are "all tho rage"
at the Partridge Gallery. Call and see
specimens; finest west of New York.
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BY RENTING, and applying the rents to
the purchase, every one can become the
owner Of first class Wheeler s Wilson
Sewing Machine. VIM. Summer s. Co.,
Agents, No. IS Monroe street, Wheeling.
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POLICE CoURT.-Jas. Gray was brought
before the Police Court, yesterday morn.
Ing, charged with disturbing the peace
and Just quiet OF the city. His Honor,
Judge Good, imposed a fine ortlve dollars
and costs; Frank Lasure, charged also
with creating tumult and disorder, was
fined five dollars and costs; Julius Meter,
charged with drunkenness, was dismissed ;
James Barker, drunk, one dollar and costs;
Rosebery Kent, disordcrly, five dollars
and costs; Augustus Frederic, charged
with disOrdcrly conduct, dismissed.
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c. II. BEuIER's Ladies' and Gents Res
taurant and Oyster Saloon, Meals served
at all hours. 111iBlarket street
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PLAYING SlARr.-Whilc on our way TO
Bridgeport, yesterday, in search Of
"items,n We met young man on the
wooden bridge who had escaped from the
custody Of the Bridgeport officials, Mon
day night, aud was playing them n most
cxaspcrnting game by standing in full
view and only step out OF their jurisdic'
ton. As he was on tho bridge, he was
therefore under the protection Of the State
Of West Virginia. His offence was only
u breach Of the peace, and rs that docs
not amount to felony, rcquisition for him
could not DO made on our authorities.
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TOR SALE TO CLOSE AN Es. mi
TATE,-Thc Grst.cARU DWELLING liI
WOUSR, situated on tho north cast corner. ~.
OFIIImrden and sixth RtFectH, now occupied BY
NFg, Carter. There 10 full lot and tho house 70
IA a. good condition a. the day II was built
SVerythlng about tho prcmISCs In thorough 70
nHtr Apply 10 j. =. LEWIS
deci.W McLurU House, Wheeling, viva.
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TIE cheapest CoIorcd Shoes In the city
can be found at Louis V. Blends, 1O7
Main street.
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TOR sALE-TWENTY (9N BUILD.
Z Ing Lots on Wheeling Island. Price $3.50
S0uGl instruments b one, two and three years.
1Pgi' = tOp 80 JNO. p. GILCHRIsT.
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a acres Of land, situated about miles north o.
the city, IN tho east side Of tho new Turnpike
R0ad now belng constructed from Wheeling 70
Qlsnn's Ran. HAid decd Of trust wa given ~
said X. b. Woods on 10 acres Of land, eeinR We
northern part Of the home farm Of 4. r WOOdA,
deceased, and joining lands with tho estate o.
David GGFdsn. deceased, on the eaat Iide q ne
Ohio River, IN sScuEU tho AcTChnnu Hat0nal
TSnt Of Weut Virginia The payment Of Sl0DO 10
SIK months from date, and tho payment q Any
note Of notes that may be Given " renewal Of IN
paTt payment Of the same; 5000 having been
paid On aGId uOGs, and 10 Ito GcEGs Of said tract
(which W1p sold to Jacob LASH being released e
sale viii 10 nSdo Of the resldnG (9I acrel) Of the
tact, default being made 10 the payment o.
note Tor 5000, due August g lSLV, WIN Nv. Two Ne
months interest and cost, which Representa- INC
hniSncs OF principal And intsfOSt duo o. the
SIgFeGSid nots Of Si,OOO. Said 81 1croS will bo
divided Into smaller tTnctS. Plat Of the DemS can
10 seen At tho Recorders Otit0 Of Ohio County,
TERIs or SALE-OnO.th third cash; balance In
ulE md twelve months, with interest.
Sale 10 commence At II O'Clock 4. \.
GnFaJ :. BRADY, Trustee.
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TNRUsTEEs SALE.-BY VIRTUE
OF Deed Of TruSt made on tho S1th day OF
,IGauSrT, i5gS, BY Rob't b. Woods To y. Brad,
TTFnGtHs. and recorded In tho Recorder of9es Of
Ohio County, West VlBinia. 10 Deed Book No.
30, DsVn o., viii sell Al public sale, ht the front
,isS'.- X ths IlnuRt IInnHN mn
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TNOR8ELEORRENT-ANEW'' hi
IL Brick House With II rooms, on 2nln' ri
IadncSnent to puFc6AEs, would take part pay IN
Western lands. ,,,,,,,,,
hrtiH J. lHWAN.
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Igor RENT.
FOR SALE.

TOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE. .S
III An elegant house. and ut on John lid
1ITSsT. nssr ne corner Of Sixth, IL OGsFsddS
Tor ale, Tho hOBRO contains u rooms, e1eln-
Giys Of halls snd closets; large double pAEloFa,
dlnInV.To0m with china closet and large store
room Cd, and oODVenisnt NIehgn On me hFSt
soor The ro0nB on ths beeOnd AoOG ara large
and we'll lighted. 4 finished g1ETgt and la!R9 dry
cellar. GA Gnd water, stable and oct hllldtngS.
Srgf-S SARAH NoCULLY.
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LoVu Y, BLOxD 5 nOW o9ertas hss CO.
tire ssoeh a Co,OFed Shoes II oHt.
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DUpONT C1TNpOwDER AGENCY

DUPONT GUNPOWDER AGENCY
~ The undersigned ia tho sole Agent IN this
CITY for the sale Of al kinds OF Powder mado a.
no celebrated Du Point Powder Mills lt9 quail
i(V Il upsGuAllcd In this country, laeVtdenced Dy
tSst1 made by tho United States Government.
HO Keeps 1t all timeS largo stock In Maya
dino OF Blne, In whole, half and quarter keys.
BlS1lipR and Mining Powder Al In Metallic
KeGS. Sporting Powder In CaniSter1. All OF
WhIch Will DO sold 70 tho trade - low ~ the
SCIO can bo had In tho West
Ne has portable magazines Of different SizCa to
NhiD By Rail OF Boats,
orders solicited.
No. 65 3 81, Main Street,
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CITY COUNCIL.


a called meeting q he Cty Council
vas hela Ian evening. In the First
Branch the chair vnt occupied By HIS
Honor, NayUF Mcclellan troll can, DE
following msnbsES answered Nhsn
Blair, Culbertson, Han, Lander, Quar-.
rier, RlnGhart, schAmbEa, ShaIIcEoaI,
Stone, Sweeney and Wnson.
The MINUTES oF The Last meeting we've
read, approved and signed.
The Mayor StS&ed the object Of the
meeting.
The petition d the surviving securities
Of John Scarborough, collector Of the city
assessments for 1850, Waa read, but was
subsequently Withdrawn.
Mr.. Sweeney offered resolution To
place the Official bond OF John Scar
brough in the hands Of the City Attorney,
with instructions 70 bring suit thereon.
Mr.. Quarter offered the following Is Q
substitute HsAoInod, That the Clerk Of
the city he directed 10 place in the hapds
OF @. " JeiEerS, Attorney for the city,
the official bond Of John ecarbrOuEh, col.
lectOr Of assessments EOF 1869, to enforce
the same by immediate suit at law.
II was decided that the adoption Of this
resolution involved an appropriation for
money, and should, therefore, originate
In the Second Branch. Tie resolution
and substitute were Withdrawn.
The reports Of the Wharf Master, Com.
mittee on Streets and Alleys, and Grades,
were received from the Second Branch,
and It's action thereon Concurred In.
The petition Of Mary Ed for remission
OF taxes, was received from the Second
Branch and referred to the Committee on
Finance.
The petition Of the Street Commission.
er, asking permission TO purchase n boat
load Of 6oulders, was received from the
Second Branch and ConCurrcd In.
Mr.. IIaunder offered resolution author
ling Messrs. TrimbIe & HornbrOOk to
put down waste pipe from the new
school house In the Fourth ward 10 the
sewer on the north side Of Zane street.
Adopted.
The petition Of Il. Coen and Others to
have the alley from Fourth TO Market,
OetWesn JOuL hIlu quincy ~ SSui paw
was received from the Second Branch and
referred TO tho Committee on Finance for
report.
The report and resolution submitted by
the Committee on Finance in relation 70
the case Of John Scarborough, Collector o.
City Assessments for 1869, were received
from tho Second Branch, and It's action
thereon ConcurrCd in.
Adjourned.
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TAis CoaySuy hAVsoE So ally ulEyelpsAlh
noG pFvpArSA " iAkS EIsGS aga
BallAlnrS ol al klnAS. NSFShaAattb, AnsAiAt'
IpTiHp H5lablaAnsalA, Pa3GitalO ~
EAnFoas u all ktndA ~ ~
Western NAtrsA
ArplieAtioas Af insurance utu b ItNAPSlY a.
lanaGa 10 by The bS1viA5y.
Omeu al TIE NAuORA AANksGS NAAG, No -
VIZ. n aINlF1.oN, FIyA'L. q, 3
W'A, c, 1ANpl-AN. VIE FFO1t
8 nILDRETH, kac'y
J. X. NIIiRR Ahst Aes'y AH9
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&. u. CoElE, BOt,y.
Il &. DICK. Asst SOc'y h6D
yITRsT VA. INsURANOEC COMFY

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Sl06,OOO,
-s-.-% nj ~
Takes rlSkS Ot tho lowest rates Oi Bu!ldlnR' 81
ali klndS, Furniture, Household UOOdo, Ao1ehAn
disc and t1OuAH In TFanbit
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-05-20

\ meeting OF the Board of Education
was held in Bellows Falls on the 18Th and
l1th. John II. French. Ii. D.. of Albany
y. Y, was appointed Secretary OF the
Board to take the place of Andrew E
Rankin. resigned. The following resolu,
tons were adopted:
EasoIred. That the Board of Education
hereby express its high appreciation OF
the faithful and effective services OF lis late
Secretary. \. +. Ran1iu. in the admins
traiion OF The arduous aud uyin" duties OF
his Office. ard We Individually sincerely
rc"rct lie necessity of hi resignation.
coming lIom his physical Inability TO en-
dure the increasing official duties drYolv-
ng upon him.
ReSoired. That aS guardians uf The cdu-
ca,iaHii interests of the state We are pro-
iuUadiy sensible Of The loss We have suS-
tai4-d by the DEAN OF Hon. Peter 7.
Nashburm. late governor and chairman OF
the Board OF Education. from whose wis
dom in council. vi"or of administration and
lite !Uu~ devotion to the cause Of popular
cdUcatiot.. We hal ,poilru tor results 81 the
highest consequence to our state.
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Testimonials from Prominent individuals

We, the undcr-ISncd have witnc-t I'd tn operitI1 .,
the Ehoadcs LIaHlIH Ccurifli al lhrs!,in Machin
cgohiincnd it a. l valuable and laOor-sayng, mpl-
men to the Erlncr and Remarkable addition 10 the
agricultural Improvements Of the age.
i.EDEEIyK SMYTI, cxt.ov. of New Hampshire. MATT
HEAD l'Tc-t. y. IL. state AZ. GEn. ". iiibuLE,
lrrGlrt!TCr \ ~
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