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Apportionment OF School Money.

Weprint below an important circular from
the Superintendent of Public instruction
showing the school proportion of the State
and the apportionment of the public
money. 1t will be examined with interest
by all interested in the great work of pop.
ular education
OFFICE SURF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
RICHMOND, Va, May 2s, 1871.
TO County and City Superintendent of School,
and County and City Treasurers:
Below will be found two tables. The first
gives the school population of all the counties
and cities of the State from which census re,
turns have been received since the 18th of
April, and the amount of money coming to
each from the State school fund then ready for
distribution. The second shows the amount as
signed to each county and city Except Norfolk
city and Northampton county,, at the rate of
40 cents for every person between the ages OF
and Fl years, from the funds noc ready to be
distributed. The counties and cities in the
nrst table have never been included in any pre-
vious spportionment.
Those county superintendents who do not
propose to depart from the plan of apportion-
ing the amounts given below among the school
districts in the ratio of the school population,
need not forward their schemes of apportion-
ment to this office for approval, but may con-
slider them as already approved, and at once
instruct the treasurers to draw for the money.
other county superntendents will forward
heir schemes as usual.
The money will be subject to the order of the
treasurers on and after the lst of june The
following is the
FORM OF DRAFT:
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DIE D,

POkrER-At the residence of Capt s. r. Maddo. 5
at Chester, on Friday morning NAV 26tb. 1871,
ROSEBUD youngest child of Hon. Charles II paw
ter, aged one year and one day:
The funeral will take place at Chester to.,no,row
morning at 10 o'clock The friends of the family sra
respectfully invited to attend without further notice,
CARRINGToN-At Exchange Fl ,taI nm rris..
18th inst, at rs A. NJ. Miss MATTE E. dauahtar 81
Sol. ). 3 Darlington, after painful illness of in
fianmation of the stomach. "
Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord.o
The funeral will take place from ST. Pauls Church
satu,oay, as II A: M Relatives and friends of tho
family are respectfully invited to attend.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
THE CONFEDERATION IN PARIs-EXPIO-
Sion OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
TO STOP THE ESCAPE OF
THE INSURGENTS

Outside Of Paris, May 25, Night.-Th
wind has charged, and the fires in the cit,
are observed to be slackenng, though tn
heavens are still illumined by the flames
aud the fall of the debris is heard at
great distance.
The Maizas prison is said to be destroyed
by lire. The insurgents attempting fligh
in the direction of Aubervilliers and Ro
manvile, were driven back. The can.
nonading against Beleville and Chaumopt
still continues.
THE INSURGENTS ooRNERED IN GEM.
ETERY.
London, May 25.--Pars dispatches an
nounce that the Rue Royale has been de.
stroyed by mines under it. The insur-
gents have been driven into the cemetery
of Pere la Chaise where they are surround
ed and must be captured. La L,5eyte SAYS
that the fereign powers have promised the
extraditon of tho members of the Com
mune in the event of their escape from
France. Courbel, prominent Commu-
mist, has been shot by the Versailists.-
The Neacs has a telegram to the effect that
Archbishop Darboy and his companions
have been shot
FURTHER ACCOUNTS SHOOTING oF COM
MUNIsTs-THE ARCHBISHOP NOT MIR
DERED.
Versailles, May 26.--The insurrection
is squeiched in the Quarter Moufflard
where 5000 prisoners have been captured.
The insurgent shells are now confined to
Bellevlle and Les Buttes Chawmont.
where petroleum shells are fred in ali
directions over Paris. The reported ar
rest Of Pyat Delescluze and Cluseret is vet
uncon6rmed.
The following leading insurgents have
been shot: Wales, AmoreauS. Brunei
Pigault, Dombrowski, and Bosquet.
1t is rumored that all the hostages held
by the Insurgents are still safe, but no.
thing positive is known.
THE ACTION OF THE GERMANS.
OMcf Paris, May 2e, A. M-Terrible
fires are still raging in Paris. The North
ern railway has been repaired, but en-
trance to the city is still refused. The
German positions at tAuberviliers and else
where are strengthened, to prevent the es-
cape of the insurgents. The Germans
permit only the women and children ih-
habitiog the burning districts to leave the |
city.
THE FOLLOWING PUBLIC BUILDINGS ARE |
DESTROYED:
Palaces of the Tuilleries, Ministry of
finance, Protective of Police, Court of
Accounts, Palace of the Legion of Honor,
barracks in the Quai D'Orsay, Hotel de
Vile and the Mont de Piete. The follow
ng were saved: Ministries of Marine. In
eror, Foreign affairs and Agriculture Pan.
reoni. 'Ecole Militaire, Ecole des Beaux
Arts, Bank of France, Credit Foncier and
he churches generally
1.-THE LATEST.1
INAL SUMMONS TO THE INSURGENTS TO
SURRENDER
Paris, May 26, Noon Marshal Nc
lahon has summoned the insurgents TO
urrender, saying that all who do not will
9 shot when captured. The Maizas
rison was captured, but the hostages were
ot found in it. At this time, 12 o'clock.
erce fighting is going on at Pointer.
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A ssIcNEE's SALE OF TOWN Property.

By virtue of order of the United States District
Court for the district of Virginia. bearing date 10th
May. 1871, in the case of Penniman 4 Bro against
William Pannill, in bankruptcy. will, as the as
signee Of said Pannill, sell at public auction on
THURSDAY, THE 10TH JUNE, 1871,
at Chrstiansburg all the right title claim and in
terest Of soid Pannill in and to a valuable DWELL
ING and STORE-H0USE and LOT in Christianburg
This property is one Of the most desirable stands
Tor store hotel In town, being situated on the
corner of the public square and street leading to the
depot.
There is good kitchen, ice house and stable on
the lot, all enclosed by good plank fence.
TERMS OF SALE-One-third cash and the bal
ance on credit of six and twelve months the pur.
chaser giving bond with ample security for the de-.
ierred payments also to pay for the year 1871
The title will be retained until all the purchase
money is paid. Possession given on day of sale
Christiansburg, Va, May 10, 1871.
NY 222aw3w @. b. GARDNER, Assignee.
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U. s. CoLLECTOR,s NOTICE.
TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE. col
~ LECroR's OFFICE, 4rH DIST, VA. MAI
CHESTER, MAY 20, 1871.

Having received the list of ANNUAL TAXES for
this District from the Assessor, hereby give notice
that the taxes due thereon must be paid at my office
in Manchester, on or before the Sd DAY OF JUNE
1871.
Taxpayers residing in Amelia, Powhatan Cum.
berland, Fiuvanna and Nottoway counties may pay
their taxes to Col Jno. A. Graves Deputy Collector
at Amelia q. b.
Taxpay ers residing in Prince Edward Appomat-
fox, Amherst Nelson and Buckingham counties, may
pay their taxes to Dr. Joseph Jorgenson Deputy Col
lector, at FarmviIIe.
The full penalty of the law will be imposed on all
owing taxes who fail to pay by the time fixed herein
my iS-tJe3 A. 2. LATHR0P, Collector.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Election Returns.

We clip the following returns of the differ.
ent precincts from the Dispatch of this morn
ing, which don't suit US at all, owing princi.
pally to the fact, that the Democrats appear
to have received more votes than the Republi.
cans. Ii our friends don't believe what we
say, call around and see us.
Below will be fonnd the figures as received
at the headquarters of the City Conservative
Central Committee last night:
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A MELIA SULPHUR SPRINGS WILL RE
IA OPENED FOR THE RECEPTION OF
VISITORS JUNE 10TH

These Springs, so long and favorsbly known to The
public have passed into the hands of the under.
signed who pledges himself to devote his entire time
to the comfort and pleasure OF his guests. The
waters have been held In high esteem by medical
men Of eminence, especially in diseases of the SKIN
LIVER, and KIDNEYS.
chalybeate spring of great strength has been re-.
Gently found near the place.
FINE MUSIC in attendance
TEnMs-Board, per month of % days, $37 80; per
day, "; per week. $l2. Parties furnishing their
own bed linen and lights, $32 so per month. Chill
dren under ten years and servants half price,
Tho hack will meet the train that leaves Richmond
at els.
Round Tripe Ticket, so
For further particulars address the undersigned
or apply to 8. s, CoTTRELL, Richmond.
T. II. FARRAR, Proprietor
Or. nj. F. I. EVANS, Resident Physician
my 19-F6w
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A NIsIToR.-We were not surprised this
morning when a prominent gentleman of the
city drove up in front of our office and alieht-
ed, evidently intending to come in, but seeing
more life around our office than be expected,
he departed quietly. The gentleman was DR..
Trent, the coroner of the city. Now we don't
blame the DR.. for supposiDg somebody was
dead around here, but we are glad to inform
him all of us are alive and kicking, althoueb
We feel considerably under the weather,
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Sentence of a Murderer

New York, May '26,-Foster, who mur-
dered Mr.. Putnam, merchant, on street
cas was this morning sentenced to be hung
July 14th. Judge Cardozo in passing
sen tence, said he could give the prisoner
no hope of communication of his sentence.
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MISTAKEN did think there were
some good looking Republicans in Richmond.
put we have got the first enc to see this morn !,
ing Except ourselves). Our office has been
visited by number of them, the majority of
whom iook as If they had been on a spree for
month. mon. oneer up boys, it won't be so always.
The next time we hcpe the laugh will be On
our side. va
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OUR ITCH BUG seems to have done bad
business yesterday, for as fast as Democrats
were scratched" off, they were fsscratchedT
on again. He has started us to scratching our
heads Justify this morning to see if we cant
ma ma something wrong. We acknowledge can
shall bear it like heroes and strip for tbe new
grand battle in the fall. N0A'
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Commercially. G. Freeman, ESQ.
Tii who was Yesterday elected as member of the,
by the "Dispstch" as a CoSsRRvATTvE. repnests
US to say that he was elected by the Republi-
cans as such, and shall represent, to his utmost
ability, the party which elected him; thai he
unfortunately has but one leg, but that he
would prefer losing the other to identilyinS
himself with the Democratic party.
u h9d on little, Mr.. Dispatch" you SEQ
mr. freeman la trump, and not Democrat.
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The Petersburg EIect,o,

Petersburg, "a, May 26.-The entire
Republican ticket was carried here yester-
day. The Council stands Republicans II,
Conservatives z.
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Too LATE.-Friend Schwarz was heard
to say this morning in bis stall, al wish never
hear OF one peef any more sthil again" We
suppose 1t is owing to the extreme hot wealth.
er, and the unusual dullness of the "peef"
market.
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WANTS,

WANTED.-Two small neat HOUSES are wanted
w and owners of such can find responsible care
ful tenants by applying to THIS OFFICE
16-fs
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At the hour of going to press (haf past 2
o'clock this morning), the third precinct in
Jackson Ward had not been heard from. This
Wara, however, has gone Republican, though
the Conservatives have one member (Mr. Free,
many, who was the nominee of both parties.-
AS the Council now stands, the Conservatives
nave twenty-s out of thirty, the Republicans
having four-two whites and two coored.
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DEAD.-We regret the announcement of
TIE death of little "Rosebud," youngest child
OF the Hon. Chas. H. Porter, who, with the
distressed mother, will accept our sympatbies
10 TINS, the hour OF their affiicton. A notice
of the funeral will be found under the proper
heading,
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SAD.-The Enquirer, amid all its joy
and gladness over the great victory achieved
on Yesterday by its party, is indeed, extreme,
Y sad to learn that the Manchester reporter OF
mat paper was badly beaten by good, square
peace,
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Ihe Sfra'obe,Yy FestiUal-We dropped
IN ~ last night, as wo passed mp Broad street. at
Oardozo's old business place, being attracted
t6at way by hearing some excellent music
we are glad we dropped, for we saw many of
,,;s .ne osaa.liul young ladies of Richmond, who
STRAWBERRIES, ices of different sorts, and we
substantials. W '"'
we called for VANILLA" and the beautiful
littie Miss who waited upon us, not liking our
politics we suppose, brought US Lemon Ice.
PETER suited to our sour looks. We disposed
.h q. 10 our satisfaction and departed, satisfied
that we had contributed to the church.
The ladies are fully prepared to dispense
their sweet smiles and sweet creams, in order
tnat gentlemen may be induced to subsoyibe
A STOPPING to conquer for good purpose.
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To the Second Audnor Of Virginia:
Pay to the order of - the sum of
dollars and - cents, the same being the
amount due the county (or city, of =
for public free school purposes, according to
"Apportionment No. l, Second Supplement-"
(or "Apportionment No. 2,') published by
1871 ~ ~
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County (or CiiYl Treasurer

The draft must be presented by some one
outside of the Auditors office for payment
The Second Auditor requires on the back of
the draft the certificate of the county or city
clerk that the drawer is the duly qualified
treasurer.
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THE LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.

Special to the Journal.
Republican Victory In LynehburE.
Lynchbarg, May 26.-The Republicans
carried this city on the popular vote by
seventy-six majority. The Democrats
elected ten out of fifteen councilmen.
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no r N EW YORK .

AfOh II n W YORK.
The VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP and K[4XS
PAokET COMPANY'S elegant steam ~ #3lsS
snip WIN. p. CLYDE, Captain PARKER, will leave
PM. "
Close connections and through blls of ladng given
10 all southern EASTERN and western places also to
Europe and Australia.
rare 80 meals and state-rooms extre
"a. a. d. j. BURR, President,
my Z4-St 1914 Main street.
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TO the Editor Of the State Journal.

Water communication between Lynch
burg and Lexington will not be complete
until next fall.
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MANCHESTER rowNsHrp-(Towp Hall,.

II, Repa5licen Tichet.-supervisor, Joseph
Walker, 43s; Assessor, W L Holt, Az; Cal.
lector, E q Foote, 434; Clerk, A w Burnett.
ALI Commissioner of Roads, Granville Robin.
son, colored, 499; Overseer of Poor, Tboma,
Hewlett. colored, 440; Justice of Peace, Bal
lard I Edwards, colored, 436; Constabies, Jas
Worsham, colored, 4s4; R Monroe, colored,
43l; Z Ii Foote, 435.
Conservative Iicket-Supervisor. James D
craig, 397; Assessor, Allen, s9l; Collect
or, Dyer, 236; G W Cox, ITO; Clerk, E B
HoWle, 245; Commissioner of Roads, A B
w. WoIooiTidge, 400; Overseer of Poor, G W Cox,
5sl; Justice of Peace, James A Gentry, Sss:
V1nsoaoiss' w Soa ss' Dyer, 244; Frayser 3s6; G.
MANCHESTER TOWNSHIP.
Conservative Ticket. Board of Trustees; W
q Taylor, 642; Henry Fitzgerald, 45l; + d
Mckinney, AL; TW Crow, 454; A D Fow.
ler, 449 I Wilson, 454; John Perry, 454:
7 Cersely, 157.
Republican Tscket.-Board of Trustees: @
Burr, SSl W Worthington, 392; Os.
trander, Ss7; Thoa Hewlett, 1856; J II Gun.
ningham, Ssl; W Jones, 3s7.
HenricO County.
FAIRFIELD TOWNSHIP.
Supervisor Maj. s. L. Anable, 1913; Township
CLERK, Geo. M. Fleck, 49,; Assessor, j. j. Um>
lauff, l02; Collector, C. L. Miller, 1902: Com.
missioner of Roads, Henry Meyer, 1873; Over
seer Of Poor, A. J. Waldrop, l2S; Justice of
the Peace, Robinson Barker, I23; Constable.
David Cook, ll9; majority.
;, The above is correct report of the Repuh.
lican msjorities in Fairfield township, embra.
cling all the precincts of the township.
We understand that Brooklyn township has
gone Republican by about sixty majority.
TucKAHoE TOWNSHIP.
REPUBLIcAE TIoKET.-Supervisor Henry Austin.
800 ; Township Clerk, Marcus Reaye 3Oo As,aesor'
Robert j. A Smith, 2S9; Township Collector, Ira W.
alley, 293; Commissioner of Roads, Crawford AlIey
500; oyerseer of the Poor Miles Duval 442: Justoe
Wagner, 2gS.
CONSERVATIVE TIoKET.-supervisor, VIM r. Polk
lao; township Clerk, David sublett, 1856; Assessor
H. j.. IL ELAN, I2-B W. Green, Jr. (Iude pendent 81
Collector, J. W. Taloy, ISL overseer of Poor Miles
Duval 442; Commissioner of Roads, James Patter
SON. l4l Justice of the Peace, Alexander Craig 1888
Constable, Gatewood Talley If5.
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Supt. Pub. Instructon.
1t is possible that the Board of Education
may authorize the opening of schools on or
before the 18th of June, to continue till the
be informed in time, if any such action is
taken.
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w ANTED-Ry two young gentlemen. a FUR.
w NisHtD ROOM IN pleasant location. with.
10 zen minutes walk OF the postofhce.
As H-'F Address g. PIP.
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Local Dashes.

me Enquirer has found phuney phellow at
tne D'spatch office. We are now satisfied lis
apihty mas not been overrated by US, as II ha
found what nobody else could have discovered. i.
Straws piled up. will make rick,
Straus is elected, now he's brick.
Straws scattered will make manure,
Straus is elected we feel quite sure.
Straws wei plated will bottom chair,
Straus is elected and we don't care.
Straws well tied will make a broom.
Straus is elected and we've no room
TO further talk of him and beef,
Which unto us is great relief
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FREE DISCUSSION.

Brief pointed letters upon all subjects of pubic
interest will be weoome.bere if written plainly on
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RICHMOND, Va, May rs, 1871.
To the Public :


To the Public: M
1, the undersigned, hereby testify that was
present when Mr.. s. Schwarz, butcher, No.
10 New Market, made the following statement
to Mr.. William Flegenheimer on Saturday
afternoon, the 18th instant, viz.
That the contract for furnishing the beef for
the city aims house during the quarter preced-
ing this had been awarded to them, and that
Mr.. NJ. S. Straus called at his stall, after the
contract was awarded, and informed him that
they got it, and told him (Schwarz) that that
was worth quarter of beef, to which Schwarz
replied it was; after which Mr.. Straus sent
for beef, and they charged it on their book
Mr.. Straus sometime thereafter called on Mr.
Eichburg, Schwarz's partner, to collect bill
of the Congregation, on which Mr.. Eichberg
told Straus thathe had bill against him, and
said he had charged some eighty pounds of beef,
upon which Mr.. Straus replied that he did not
think be owed him anything; that Schwarz
promised him a quarter of beef ON account of
the contract, upon which Mr.. Eichberg offered
to pay Mr.. Straus, but he seemed to hesitate
about taking the money, and did not take it.
HENRY WALLERsTElN.
To the Editor Of the State Journal.
About two weeks ago, in passing through
the second market, was stopped by both Mr..
Schwarz and Mr.. Eichberg, proprietors of
stall No. 10, who asked me how much beef |
had ever received as my share, when as a
member of the Council, had given out cons
tracts to furnish the city aims house with beef
replied, had never received any, when MIR.
Schwarz said, this then is the man who ought
to be sent to the Council. From all the cir
eumstances, / am now satisfied that he had
reference to Mr.. Straus, when he spoke to me
as he did concerning the beef.
May 25th, 1871.
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OUR VISITORS returned from PETERSBURG
yesterday afternoon, and were met at the de-
| pot Dy the usual number of porters hacks anc
| omnlDusses, which conveyed them TO tbei,
comfortable quarters at Ford's hotel, where
they were most cordially received BY Mr.. A.
| frst.cass hotel.
| Last night we again called upon them. An
oeheid the smiling countenance of the good
looking gentleman of the party, who is aoensed
| OF having paid us ten cents q line for our va
complimentary notice of him. We won't deny
MS promising to doso, but we do deny having
received anything on account.
Railroads pay better for such things than
editors, but are not half so fair at promising.
The party again assembled in the elegant
parlors OF the hotel, where they were caile
upon by several gentlemen of the city, the ma
Jority OF whom were "carpet. baggers," the
rest being s'scalawags." We fear these gem
. uemen VIII not go away from our city favora
ply impressed. il such men alone paw their re.
spects to them. w
During the evening the party was favored
with several OF our popular airs, by Prof. Hon.
kins, OF the Rural Ne,o Yorker, Mrs. Col. Dams
ieis and others, all of which were happily re.
ceived. PrA' ie
Alter of the polite attentions of their numsr.
Gus visitors, they early retired so as to nrenare
themselves for the fatigues of the day. This
morning they left on the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad, accompanied by the indefatioabls
Hotchkiss, for the White Sulphur springs
stopping en- route at Charlottesville and Staun
ton. They will return to the city on Monday
next, when grand time may be expected,
IHE ELECTION. Not having the time
or disposition to visit the different voting nre.
cinets OF the city yesterday, we are without
any OF that excitement which marks the active
electioneering politician; consequently, we
are better prepared to consider its results with
calmness. We are not willing to say, without
further information, as several of our Demo,
cratic papers did with reference to the ballot
oox breaking election, when they supposed
tneir candidates were all elected, that a fairer
election was never had in Richmond. We
know nothing of this, but believe that our
enemies are ready to carry their elections by |
any means. Nothing gratifies us more than n |
know that the election passed off quietly. and
without disturbance. A-N
we have heard numerous speculations bv
our friends as to the cause of our defeat. bnt |
tne Tedt one, in our opinion, has not been ex.
pressed. We are disposed to give ours and
are satisfied it will not be denied by our enc.
mics. Our opinion is, that our defeat was
owing to the fact that more votes were count.
ed Tor the Democrats than for us. If anv
one ne Is prepared with reason more LOGICAL
man TINS, we would be glad to have IT,
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gates nf Sarertisina.

Advertisements will be inserted In the EVENING
JOURNAL at the following rates, except legal sd
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nHVtuer HPPUrlIUHWtht OF snHII NnOunl
Will probably be made in July.
W. H. RUFFNER,