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TO CITY AND COUNTRY MERCHANTS.

Having determined to discontinue the
Dry Goods business, we are Offering our
stock of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
yember l, 1870. This inducemeut is wOr-
thy your attention, as our stock is vet
complete. Special inducements given to
any one wishing 70 buy stock and stand.
J. ID. Loewenstine & Bros, No. 23I Main
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LAW REPORTS.


Second Chancsry COGrt--ChanceIIOF Yerger.
This Court was duly organized yester-
day. NJ. d. L. Stewart having given the
necessary bonds and taken the oath OF
office, was duly installed as Clerk and
Master of this Court.
B. r. Henderson and George MslIery
were appointed and qualified according
to law as Deputy Clerks and Masters.
Court adjourned until Saturday, 18th
inst, at IL O'Clock m
The Second Cbancery Court and office
are held in the rooms formerly occupied
by the Law Court of Memphis.
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The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postofnce and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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HAVE used DIR. Simmons Liver Regu-
lator in my family for dyspepsia and sick
headache, and regard it as an invaluable
remedy in these attacks. 1t has not failed
to give relief in any instance.
Rev. w. +. EASTERLING,
Florida Conference.
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TAKEN up.

zTARE-One bay mare, which the owner
can have by proving property and pay
ing charges. 7. ". ODONNELL
ielO Chief OF Police.
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ONLY a few more of those new Buff
Color Suits left. Just received, our own
make Grass Linen Suits, and rs the sea-
sen is so far advanced, will be sold re-
CARELESS ofcost, at SEESSEL Il SONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-14

HITE & CoRwINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL viii bear this In
mind and act accordingly.
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MARKED DOWN. MARKED DowN! Par
asols and Fans. Parasols and Fans must
be sold, regardless Of cost.
SEESSEL & SON
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H~ALF-DOzEN first quality Wsmsutta
+. Y. Shirts made to order for SIS.
WIGGANS & THORN,
23S Main straat
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TOWBOAT LITTIE EIPS

TOWING and all work in her IT,
Il line done with dispatch. at rS
lowest rates. Leave orders at a Cars Boat
store, on levee: with Bigley, NeIitrsh & Co.,
or apply on board TO
my1 W. ". MANGAULT. RItstar.
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| R TIME TABLES.

MEMPHIS \ LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
on and after May q, 1870, trains will run
daily Sundays excepted, as follows:
Arrives Leaves.
HopeHeld 500 pm. 80 An.
IanEuAAlG. Pm ANN pm
Ferryboat will leave wharfooat, foot OF
Union street, daily at am
r. y. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent
B. P. ROBSON, Asst Sup'L
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The river came tOa stand Sunday night.
and has fallen rapidly since. Il viii 20
down steadily for some time to come.
Our dispatches give full information from
all points. From the Arkansas the latest
reports place that stream on astand, with
about twelve feet out 10 the mouth from
Clayton's Headquarters. At any rate
there is Oodlins of water in that stream.
and plenty IN White river. The weather
has turned clear and warm, and has, we
hope, become settled for 4 few days.
Business on the levee was brisk for Mon
dav.
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TRUE success results from true merit.
Halls Vegetable Sieilian Hair Remover is
placed before the public, resting solely on
its own merits. Its success is already in
d~isputable.
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ATTENTION, LADIEs.-Just reeeived n
new stock of Jet Jewelry. the most bean
fiful pattern shown in Memphis. Also
an assortment of large Crosses, at
J. ROESCHERfS JET PALACE.
92S Main atraat
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FOR FRIAR,s POINT.

Regular MemOhis aud Friar's Poin: Tri-
Weekly o.. s. Mail Packet.
SEQ. W. CHEEK, Sec. Esicss, raster
This hne passenger steamer -
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY. ~
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. al O'CLOCK pm
For freight or passage apply on board. apI4
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LETTER LlST,

SILVER Mountain Soap, the best clean
ing soap in the world, by Wilde, Collins
3 M
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DIES ARC OR LEGAL TENDER

VIII leave Memphis for above -
points EVERY TUESDAY, st $3.50
o'clock D w. Leave ~JEcksOnporJ every Frs
DAY,.at 9 O'Clock am; ueNaIls Blu every
Saturday on arrival of train. These steamers
carry the q. 3. Mail, making close connection
at DeVall's Bluff with train for Little Rock,
and at JacksOnpOrt with light draught
steamers for Upper White aud Black Eivsrs.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
my& 2Promenade ST.. opp. Landing.
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ESGLIsH Baking Soda (genuinel, Is
kegs, at Wilde, Collins & Co.'s l04 Main
street.
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LAUNDRY SUPPLIEs-Washing, wiring
ing, hutipg and crimping machines, soap,
starch, Sd irons, washing chrystAl, etc,
for sale by Wilde, Collins q Co., 194
Main street.
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WANTED.-A number of first class dry
goods statesmen. None but experienced
statesmen need apply-at the bankrupt
sale, Southern Palace.
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PIQUEsl PIQUEsi PIoUEsl PIoUBsl-
New sock just received, in solid colors,
buff, blue, green and drab-something
new and stylish, much in vogue in New
York. at SEESSEL K SONS.
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JOE LocKE, 26K Main street. has the
largest variety OF MonthAes, illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the citv-
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GOLD and Silver Stars, Braids, Fringes,
Tsssels, Spangles, etc. A complete stock
of these goods now received.
T. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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WEATHER ANO CROPS.

THE --LATEST News may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 1854 Main
ctraat
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Locke's News Stand. 236H Main street.
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ATTEND the great reduction sale at B.
Lowenstein & Bros this week.
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GRENADrNE Silks and Poplips at q sac
rihce, at b. Lowenstein & Bros.
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FIRST quality Wamsutta F. Y. Shirts
made to order for $50 per dozen.
WIGGANS & THORN,
223 Main utraak.
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
nmns II should be read by all,
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LADIES JET JEwKLRY-Latest STYLES at
j, ROESCHER'S JET PALACE,
322 Main STRAIT
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ONE HUNDRED cases of Brown & Hsle's
premium sxls grease. wholesale by Wilde,
Collins 4 Co.
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ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
Locke's, 236H Main street.
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 1872 Main street. Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes.
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READ B. Lowenstein & Bros new ad-
Vertisement.
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RUFFS! RUFFsi RUFFsl RUFFsi Plain
and Lace Edge, at SEESSEL & SONS.
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-SEERsUCKER, for travelling suits, wide
and narrow stripe at
SEESSEL & SONS.
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TUDGEsDREME CoURTwEsT. DIV.

FUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
81 vIsIoN.-We are authorized TO announce
THOS J.. FREEMAN as a candidate for Judge
OF the supreme Court for the Western DlNl-
sion. Election August 4, $50. myol
TuDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
j yIsIoN.-We are authorized 70 announce
= ". COCHRAN. OF Troy, Onion county
Teun.as a candidate for Judge OF The Su-
ureme Court nom the Western Division.
VvpGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
II VISION -The friends Of Hon JOHN LII.
SNEED, OF Fayette county, are authorized oy
him TO present his name 70 the people OF
tennessee as q candidate for Judge Of the
Supreme Court for the Western DIVISION.
Election August (, $50. N.Y.
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ATTY-GEN'L 18th JUDICIAL CRC'T,

TTORNEY-GESERAL OF THE FIF-
y TEESTH JUDICIAL CIRCUIr.-An response
10 The catering assurances OF support which
have been endere TO me, I hereby announce
- vseIf a candidate for reelection 70 he
oahce OF AttOrney-General OF the FlIteenth
Judicial Cfrcuit Election nrst Thursday IN
Aupust next. WALKER WOOD.
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PETERSON, Ballou and Pleasant Hours
at Joe LOcke's, 236H Main street.
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JOE LOCKE, 236K Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
pifiaa
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PERSONAL

nR BANNING informs those wishing to
consult him, at Mrs. corner
Madison and Third streets. that he p~rolongs
his STAY until wednesday. 18th inst. lel2
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PERSONAL.

No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
& Allen. No. 5 West Court street.
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LACE Shawls and Silk Saques at a sac
rfice, at B. Lowenstein & Bros,
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CHARLES GOODWIN,

GAS WORKS, June -, 1870.
The river fell 5 inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark Of 1857,
Is feet IL inches.
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MUSIC
Members of the Association.
Triumphant Car.
MarshaI-Ias R~rizZnlara Ecn

JUsT RECETvED.-Those new style of
Corset called Lucy-One Of the. best
shaped COrsets made; it is one of our spe-
cialities; at SEESSEL * SONS.
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DRESS Gnnns. PARASnLs.

Ladies' and Gents Hosiery at extra bar
gains at Bankrupt Sale, Southern Palace.
READ B. Lowenstein & Bros new adj
Yertisement.
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 1872 MAR, street. Gents Linen Shirts,
Undershirts and Drawers.
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GREAT SLAUGHTER
CUT-OFFs IN THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER.

OF Howell, Wood & Co.'S stock at Bank
rupt Sale, Southern Palace. Great sacri-
flee in Lace Points.
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BARGAINS.

Ladies' Hose at 10c, worth Csc.
Table Linen at 4oc, worth 75c.
Irish Linen at 35c, worth SOC.
Nainsooks, Swisses, Towels, Doylies
and Dress Goods at New York cost, at B.
F. Rosenstiel & Co.'S, Nc. 3l6H Main st.
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BANKRUPT sac, SOUTHERN PALACE
Howell, Wood & Co.'s stock, No. 3S2 Main
street.
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REDUcTIoNi REDUCTIoNli- Sweeping
reduction this week at b. LOwenstein &
Bros
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REMEMBER THE GREAT BANKRUPT SALE
OF Howell, Wood & Co.'s stock, at Nc.
1872 Main street.
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FOR JUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

JUDGE 18Th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-At the
u request OF 3 respectable portion OF the
Ear and OF the people Of the Fifteenth Judi
cr11 Circuit. I announce myself q candidate
for Judge OF that Circuit. The election Is 70
be held on the FIRST Thursday, being the 4th
g 49, ISAAC ". STEELE.
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BANKRUPT SALE, SOUTHERN PALACE,
No. 1872 Main street. -Honse Furnishing
Goods at extra bargains.
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WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.

ElIiott's White and Little Red River Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, DsValI's Bluh.
Little Rock. Hot Springs, Augusta, Ss8rcy,
Des Arc snd JacEsOnpOrt.
The new pLeld passenEer steamers
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RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas 5FssF Packet
Company.
k-HU. S. Nail Lins4z5
SUMMER

| nURING the summer months the Wednes-
~ day boat Tor Arkansa river will De
withdrawn. ana during the pTessnr good
stage Of water our boats VIII le We Memphis
for Little Rock ard all intermediates land
ings as follows:
NARY BOYD -R. l. HAYNES. master
Every Friday, ats O'Clock pm.
THOS. H --- sd Rowland. master
Every NOndsy. st5 O'Clock ? M.
Returning, will cave Little Rock for Mem
b as blows
MARY B6YD--------R l. Haiues, master
Every Monday at O'Clock pm.
THOS n. ALLEN Ed Rowland. master
Every Thursday, at 5 O'Clock pm.
These boats are new and elegant passenger
packets, and are unsurpassed BY any bOztsin
tne line for speed and comfort. They make
direct connection at Little Rock for HOT
SPRINGS with the regular United states
mall coaches and Tor FORT SMITH and all
inferno rebate points on AOudays and Tours
days with the new and very lght-draught
passenger packets Dartanelie. Captain Dis
mukes, aud Forth smith, captain Chapman.
Freights consigned 10 this LINZ AT Man
on ~ OF WHITE RIVER viii be for
warded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN D. ADAMS. President.
tel4 NO. Madison ~. Stanton Blnrk.
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FIRST grand picnic of the Societs di
Unione Q Frattslanza Italiana, at James
Park, tomorrow Tuesday,. Members
OF the Association will meet at their
hall on Front street, between Washington
and Adams streets, at 9 O'Clock am.
Line of march-down Front to Adams.
up Adams to Main, down Main TO Beale,
down Beal Q to DeSoto, down DeSOto to
Vance, out Vance to the Park.
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GEURGE B. PETERS,
COUNCIL BEND, ARK, June IL, 1870.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATs LEAYTNG THIs DAY.
DEPARTURES,
RIVERS, WEATHER AND Business

)es Arc, st. Francis, Celeste
Geo. W. Cheek, Natoma.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
and ST. Louis 0. S. sal Line
FOR - ORLEANs-

Regular New Orleans Packe-F0r Vicksourg,
Natchez and New Orleans
RICHMOSD--------k- S. Green, maste
This iOw-pre sure Passenger -
steamer VIII leave as aboEe ~
THIS DAY, i4th inst at J. III.
III W~ASaINsIoS. Agent,
Tell AZ Madison street.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-01
TIC THE CITIZENS OF PLYuourH AND

TIC THE CITIZENS OF PLyuourH AND
VIcINlTY.-St Michaers congregation
propose to have fair towards the end of
TIE month September, for the benefit OF
the new Academy All the ladies of
Plymouth are earnestly requested to aid
in arranging matters for this occasion.
Let all those who cannot do much do a
little, so tina. the fair may he a perfect
success. AS the Academy is intended for
the benefit Of the whole town, il is ex
pected that all will take an interest in it.
Some ladies have been appointed to take
mp collection for the purpose of buying
articles for the fair. aud we trust that they
will meet with kind reception. Many
of the citizens of Plymouth have sub
scrIbed literally for the Academy, others
have not as yet added their names. We
request the former TO come forth with
their greenbacks, and the latter TO sub
scribe and pay at the same time, if CIR
cumstances perllit. 1t is not necessary to
mention that the money Is needed at pre-
sent, as the walls of the building are
nearly completed and have TO be paid for.
Therefore, fellow citizens and friends of
good education, let us use our utmost
endeavours To raise money for this pur-
pose, in order that Plymouth may soon
be able to boast of her new academy.
G. ZURwKLIKN, Pastor of ST. Michaei's.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-01
" ROURRON ITEMS /"

The Democratic candidate Tor county
clerk makes some strange statements in
his communication published in the
Democrat of August 18th. He says
that all of the Democratic members of
Congress, save enc. were in favor of
crushing the tariff mnEopolisls and that
the entire Republican delegation from
the eastern and middle states, and part
from the western states, insisted that the
protective system should he perpe,uaied. y
II the writer of the above statement had
given figures, names, and official pro-
ceedings, we should have considered him
honest : but when he merely blows" tn
relieve himself. we are satisfied to simply
contradict the superficial nonsense. The
people i'm this congressional district are
not invited by the Republican party to
endorse a protective tariff for the ben
eft of Democratic or Republican monop-
olists at the east There is a wide differ
ence between protective tariff" so
called, and :" revenue tariff The plat
form of the Republican party OF this state
draws the line plainly. From the stale
ments of some Democrats who still linger
by the shores OF The Dead Sea, we nat
urally come TO the conclusion that the
Democratic party. AMI the Bourbon
Items more in particular, are opposed to
a tariff for revenue. The probabilities
are that they do not know what they are
in favor of, but dreadiully hate to pay the
expenses of the Government and The debt
incurred by the late Democratic rebellion.
We insist that il is proper for duties to be
imposed for purposes of revenue but we
also insist that the G Jvernment has no
right to levy tax in any fnrm upon one
citizen 10 enable another to carry on his
business.
But another statement Ior two. The
az Bourbon Items" man says that 1.-The
taxes now paid are rs much as they were
during the last years Of the war and
tina, ''ihe public debt with all the boast
ed reductIons is bui little less than it has
been FIR several years past Why not
give The figures? For the reason that ne
official figures tel n different story. On
The first of August 1865, the interest on
the national debt was at the rate of sI4I.
420, 600. The reduction since then had
been s22. $50. 500 The principal of the
debt has been diminished nearly 800,
00o COO. nad the annual interest over
twenty-five millions. The expenditures
have decreased from the official statement
of 1866 To tie amount of S22s, 69s, I47
less in 1870 than in 1866. The receipts in
1870 are SI5l, AIS. aSl less than in 1866
We trust that the Intelligent citizeus of
Bourbon will not allow the Democratic
candidate for county clerk to {: pull the
WOO, over their eyes" by publishing
- bifalutin !" statements about things be
evidently knows nothing about. When
election day comes, give the Bourbon
correspor dent of the Democrat an
"iiem" that will CO.. vince him that
intelligence rules i'm Bou. Don.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1870-09-01
School Notice,

The fail term OF the Plymouth Graded
schools will commence on Monday the
5ih of September next.
This term is the beginning of the school
year. and it is hoped that parents and
guardians of pupils will manifest some
interest in the educational welfare OF those
under their control, and that they will
take upon themselves some small part of
the duties that properly devolve upon
them. The public and private schools of
the town now affoId ample room 10 ac-
commodate the pupils of the Plymouth
school district, and no good reason can
be shown why the rooms should not he
tiled every day with well regulated
classes of pupils. The trustees have
spared nothing within their means to
render the school rooms pleasant and
comfortable, and they have secured the
services of a corps of most excellent
teachers. They have also regarded the
entire school as will be seen by the an
usxed grade list. But pleasant rooms.
comfortable furniture, effective teachers,
and free tuition, will be of no avail. II
parents continue to permit their children
to play truant every other day, or send
excuses for absences on account of friv-
o.ols causes. Parents should see that
that their children are sent to school
every day, and in good time. 1t is the
only remedy for absenteeism, which the
superintendent of public instruction saws
is the "bane Of our public Schools"
VIII not our citizens take hold of this
matter, just for one time, and see what a
little genuine interest and personal atten-
iion viii do towards improving ou.- school
affairs?
AS a matter Of great and generl interest
to parents and guardians, we will publish
the complete classification and grade list
of all the schools, and all tie rules and
regulations which haye been adopted for
the general business and government OF
the same.
For pupils residing within the district
tuition will be FREE. NONRESIDENT On.
pills will be charged as follows:
Primary department per term, ~. 81 90
Intermediate :. % 2 Oo
Grammar 4 90
High school ~ ~
Tuition bills will not be made for less
than half term, and no deductions made
for absence, except In cases az sickness
TEACHERS. Mrs G. J.. Pierce orammar
school, assistant Miss Sarah pierce
intermediate; Miss Emma Halsey. nri''
mary; Miss Arvada Nichols, primary ;
Miss Rosa Mattinglv, primary.
By order of A. C CAPRON,)
ID. LUKE, Trustees
A. p. ELLIOTT,j