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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-15
n0nn REWARD.

S3UOo Nh nv MEMO MI Of Nov.s. ISL. my
barn was broken into and my SIS Gig or
Buggy Harness stolen therefrom. II lisa n
one; three inch tree, patent crooked breast
collar silver lined thinning; folded lines
waved; silver stitched brow-band-the
whole thing completely made for premium,
and used but a short time. For the arrest
andconviction OF the thief or thieves, q
restoration Of harness, ! will pay the above
reward. TT. McLAIN.
Warren Nov. Is, ls7l-lt
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TIME n

Eastward bound passengers by Trains No.
u and ?, have no chang Ofcars to New York.
At HOruellSville one Of the famous Palace
Drawing Room Coaches Of the Erie line Is
attached to Train No. 2. Connections at
Neadville. Union and IOrreN fur the oil
Regions; at Corning for RocheStrrand points
on the New York Central and at Bingham
ton for Albany. Springfield, Worcester, Bos-
ton and all points in New England
Westward bound passengers by Trains No
l and 3, go through 10 Cincinnati without
change, making connections with the Lou
isvtlle Short Line, or the mail steamers, for
points in the South, southwest, and for sta
ions in Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Kan
sas and Colorado. Also at Cleveland for
Chicago, Milwaukee, Omaha, and the north
west.
For additional information as to time.
fare. and COZ nections, apply TO the local
sgent. asking for tickets via the ALLAN
TIC GREAT WESTERN BROAD GAUGE
ROUTE.
H. F. SwEETSER, Gen Manager.
Meadville. Penn
W. B. SHATTUC,
GenT. Passenger and Ticket Agent,
Cincinnati, D.
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CTATE OF OHIO. SIS.

CTATE OF OHIO, IS.
- To The Clerk Of the Otgf Of Common Pleas
~ TTIfmbuH County. Greeting:
1t is hereby ordered that the several terms
Of the District Court and Court Of Common
Pleas, for the year lslZ shah oe,neld ~ the
cial District ofthe state OF Ohio. as follows,
DIsrRIcT COURT.
In Stark County, on August 22d-
in Carroll County, on August 18TH
In COlumbiana County, on August 18th.
In Mahoning County, on september ID
In Trumbull County, on April 18TH.
In Portage County, on April 18th.
In Lake County. on April I'd
In GeaugR County, on April 18th.
In Ashtabula County, on April Nth.
COURT OF CoNNoS
In Carroll County. on January sth, April
LIST. and September 9Th.
In stark County, on Feb. 18th. May 9th.
In ColumbiAna County, on Ian. 22d. May
In Mahoning County. on Feb. 18th. May
Ia Portage County. on Ian. I'D, May 18th
In TTumbuII County. on March nth. Sept.
IN Lake County. on Feb. 18th. May 9th.
In ggauga County. on Feb. 18th. May 18th.
In AshtabuIa County, on March 18th. June
10th, ov. 18th.
You will enter this order on the journals
Of the District Court and Court OF Common
Pleas, and cause the same to be published as
Eequired by Law.
Witness the signatures Of The Judges Of
said District. at Ravenna, this 18th day of
October, A. ID. ISL.
n RMAN l. CHI AFFEE,
PHILO B. CONANT,
JOSEPH FREASE-
Judges Of the Court Of Common Pleas Of
the Mini judicial District.
EDWARD SPEAR, Jr.
Nov. Is, IS71-2t Clerk.
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T EGAL NOTICE.

EGAL NOIlCE-
1.-the State OF Ohio, TIumbuu County. In
Prnbate Court.
John simUnds, Of Crawford Co, Pa; OIL
yer Simonds Of Chautaqua Co., y Y; Harrf-
et Mccartney, OF Mercer Co, Pa; heoeeea
Porter and Ira Porter her husband. OF Ash
tabula Co. Ohio; Almira Kend icks and b.
Hendricks her husband; Washington sim
onds. William Simonds, and Joseph Sim
onds. or Carroll Co, Missouri; will take no
tice that on the 2d day OF Nov, lS7I. H D..
HOlcOmb, AdIn'rof the estate Of Henry Sim
onds, decd, filed In the Probate Court iOr
Trumbuli Co, o. petition. alleging that
on the ID day OF May, 1907, said Henry sim
onds entered into a written contract With
Alonzp II Porter. for the sale of the follow
ing described real estate situate In said coun-
ty, tO-wit: Part OF Lot No 10. in ktnSman
township, and bounded north by lanus Of
William ellis; south by highway running
from Kinsman to jamestown; east by lanes
OF WIN. Gulis and Francis ellis. and west
by landsof Runyan H. FObes. q. Minor. aud
Lorenzo Moore. Sixty-eight S3-luO Hcres.-
Alsn in Lot Is, one parcel. ounde south
by lands Of Mrs. A Parker; west by lands
OF James Laughlin; east by lands OF Thorn
as Kinsman, and north by lands of Nathan
Kenne-eOntainingfo fourteen a~cres-upOn the
following termsi said Porter To pay SltW
June 4, 1917, $3.50 Nov. l.. 1907, and 4l5ll,26
Nov. l.IS6S, all on Interest, payRbleannualy;
and alsn 10 psy all taxes charged on said
lands afferthe date Of said contract. When
these conditions were performed by him
said SimOndS was to make aud deliver to
him a good deed Of the premises. That said
Porter paid to said SimOnds S5+2O7. n to
his guardian $3.50, and to petitioner SA0,
leaving a balance yet unpaid and due on
said contract, OF S645.S2, which he Is ready to
pay when a valid deed can be- made to him..
The object Of the petition is to get an order
TO make deed to said Porter IN behalf Of
the above named heirs -at-law. upon pay
ment OF the residue Of said purchase money,
and the case will be for hearing on the Gth
day Of November, 1871.
H. ID. HOLCOMB, Admir-.
Of Henry SimOnds. decd.
Nov. 8. lS71-st
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The Cincinnati Gazette makes a sound
remark when it says: The Democrats
have no idea Of adopting Republican
principles, but they seek TO use a Re-
publican 70 give success to Democratic
principles. This is so evident that no
confidence is to be placed in the political
integrity OF the Republican that would
be a party 70 any arrangemant that hes
for its object the defeat of the Reppblt-
can party"
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ESTATE of Benjamin Ames, decd.
1.-the undersigned has been duly appoint
81 and qualified as Administrator on the
estate OF Benjamin Ames, decd, late Of
Trumbull Co. Ohio. MM. CRATSLEY.
Fowler u. EoV.S IS7l-3ts
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NOTICE.
~ Notice is hereby given that the real
and personal property Of Amanda Tyrrell,
wife of Daniel P. Tyrren. residents Of BaZet-
Ia. Ohio, is not now nor will IL in future be
in any way liable for debts said Daniel p.
Tyrrell may contract.
DANIEL p. TYRRELL,
AMANDA TYRRELL.
Nov. Is, IS7I-lts
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ESTATE of Cyrus Reed. decd
1.-the undersigned has been duly quail
Led as administrators ofthe estate OF Cyrus
Reed, decd, formerly of AesOpoiamia,
Trumbull County Ohio. Any person hsvin
claims against said estate may present them
to B. \ Robbins. Esq at Warren, Ohio,
who Is authorized to adjust the same.
]. II. BALDWIN, Admir-
Nov. Is, Is7l-Sts of Cyrus Reed.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-15

THE FIGHT AT DAME EU-
Il ROPES SCHOOL-Showing how the
German boy thrashed the French boy. n
how the English boy looked on-with s.
illustrations bv Thomas Nash. Price .
cents, at ADAMS bookstore.
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Total, sSO0.oI
The Ward Committee are still at work,
and will loon have more collections to
report. HARMON AUSTIN, Ire tsurer.
We shall make further reports from
time to time as circumstances may seem
to require and a full and complete state.
ment hereafter, ofall that passes through
our hands from donors to recipients.
On behalf OF Relief Committee,
T. J.. McLAIN, Chairman.
Warren, Ohio, Nov. Il, 1871.
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After the Fire.

THE SCHOOL FESTIVAL - Quarterly
magazine, devoted to original matter,
for Day School and Sunday School Ex-
hibitions, and Public Occasions.
The October number of this popular
Magazine (which was DESTROYED by the
great Chicago fire, when all ready to
mail, has been reprinted, and has just
reached Us. As its subscription list
was burned, the Publishers request
US to ask their subscribers TO
send their addresses, stating what
numbers were yet due them, and
10 remit their subscription for next
year. Let all teachers and pupils sub
scribe NOW, for the School Festival
they all need it. II costs only so CENTS
q year, in advance, or Is cents for a sim
gle number.
The Publishers were heavy losers by
the great fire, but they don't propose 10
allow their subscribers to lose anything.
Send, by mail, TO ALFRED L. SEwELL
& Co., Publishers, Chicago, Ill.
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To the People Of IT. umbuII County.

To the People Of TEumbull County,
We thank you for the noble response
you have made to the call in behalf Of
the Northwest Sufferers, by the unpara-
lelled fires of October last. We now
have the pleasure of saying to you that
the Governor of Wisconsin, and the
State Relief Committee of Michigan,
have informed us that sufficient clothing
has been received to supply the wants
OF the sufferers, and that no more need
be forwarded at present.
Our advices are that money, provisions,
ofthat sort that will not freeze in transit,
and building material, such as Glass
and Nails, are greatly needed through
out the burned district. One of our
number, Gen. Ratliff, is on the ground
and confirms the report, aud expresses
the beliefthat relief organizations should
be kept in working order through the
winter months, that untold suffering
may be prevented. We cherish the hope
that the good people of old Trumbull
will not weary in well doing, but COZ
tidue to forward such relief as is and
will be needed by suffering humanity
in the great Northwest.
We append hereto a statement by
John H. McCombs. of what has been
forwarded by him, and by Harmon
Austin, our treasurer, Of money received
by him. We have thought best not to
forward any of the money yet, but hold
it in reserve, to be sent where and when
it will do the most good, and be certain
to reach the spots intended.
STATEMENT OF J. H. NccoMBs.
Supplies forwarded tn the State Relief
Committee, Grand Rapids, Michigan, as
follows:
8 boxes of clothing and bedding, from
Warren, shipped by Express to State
Relief Committee, Grand Rapids.
6 boxes clothing and bedding from
Warren, to Relief Committee, Grand
Rapids, to be forwarded to Peschtigo,
Wisconsin.
8 boxes clothing and bedding from
Warren, to Relief Commute. Grand
Rapids.
"a sacks Of potatoes from L%ordstown.
IS /" Greene To.
8 bbls.
l sack onions L"
8 bbls. potatoes from Pennington TIP.
l Dbl. -four from Warren.
l beans "
Forwarded to Relief CON-, Grand
Rapids.
l box clothing and bedding from Lords
town.
5 boxes clothing and bedding from Hart
ford.
Forwarded TO Relief COMMITTEES Grand
Rapids, to be forwarded to Birch Creek
Settlement, Upper Peninsula Michigan.
There yet remains on hand boxes of
clothing and bedding from Harrington,
Greene, Bristol and Warren, TO be for
warded. ]. H. McCoMBs,
Agent for forwarding.
WARREN, o., Nov. l3, 1871.
Harmon Austin, Treasurer Of Relief
Fund.
To cash, OF German st. Paul
Church, Warren, S25.05
Cash, from Com. LIST Ward, in
Warren, $500
I'd 1926
d" Sd " SI.OO
" from Lordstown Relief Com. I2O.67
/" " Greensburgh I" 1855
I" 4" Warren Presbyterian
Sunday-sehool, 37.S5
from Joel Smith, Hubbard, 1000
I" James Smith, Champion, 100
" VIM, Wright, Rowland. 500
" John Marshall, Girard, 500
Total. s95S.67
The Ward Committee are still at work,
and will loon have more collections to
repOrt. HARMON AUSTIN Ire ssurar
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SALE OR RENT.

nor SALE OR RENT.
The subscriber offers for sale OF rent,
the following property, to-wit: "a acres OF
land on which is situated a good two story
Mill, with steam power combined; situate at
BaOonSburgh, o.. Also another Mill with
circle saw attached, Tor rent at Champion
Also n good dairy farm Of about l0 acres. at
Champion center. For further information
enquire OF the subscriber, at Baconsburg, o..
DANIEL BURST.
Now Is, Is7l-Sts
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IST OF LETTERS

7 IST OF LETTERS
LUnclaimed. remaining In the Warren
Post once, Tuesday, Nov. Il. 1871.
Babbitt Charlotte Kelly Johns
Bushnell EldG W Miner Joseph
Carson r l. McGaria Miss Catha-
Corr & Chew rine
Crooks sheldon hoSer Levi
Curtis Miss Mary Murray John
Earnest william Ogden Wesley G
FitzmRuice Thos PierSonM Miss Charlotte
Gillmer George L Root Bette
Harkleroad Riley Stewart Miss Kate L
Hall D. Tidd James
Hoskfns F. A VanGorder WL2 -.
Hulin Lydia Wright VIM C
Kelley Mrs Miuni Woolson Byron
a4-Have your letters directed in care Of
you box
Those marked with a n are foreign.
Persons wishing 10 obtain the above. Will
please to call tor advertised letters.
II not called TOR in 50 days viii be sent to
dead letter once.
Ofice nours $50 A. NJ, to 80 F. N.
81 Money sent without Oange OF loss.
Rates Of Commission charged for money
orders:
ON orders not exceeding s9-----l0 cts
over so and not exceeding S3e.------l5 cts
Over $50 and not exceeding Si0-..--..D cts.
Over $40 and not exceeding S50....--2S cts.
No single order issued for more than so.
e r. WISE, r. NJ
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INCIDENTS OF THE GREAT FIRE
send, by mail, fifty cents to Alfred L.
Sewell, Publishers, Chicago. ILL.,, and
receive, post paid, a copy of his cloth
bound book OF Incidents of the Great
Chicago Fire,
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WE SELL FOR CASH
WE HAVE ONE PRICE!

One Mans money is as good to US aud will buy as much as that O anaher. We max n o
misrepresentation. A II FOODS sole b. uss hall De jutw hatw v representa- them 70 be-
Spaeew VII not allow u to self forth N detail wha " e havein stock, but below may be
found Rw item.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-11-15

WILLIAM ETTEzEL, EaisOr and Proprissor.
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WARREN, o., Nov. l3, 1871.
Harmon Austin, Treasurer OF Relief
Fund.
To cash, OF German st. Paul
Church, Warren, S25.05
Cash, from Com. LIST Ward, in
Warren, $500
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ONE WORD TWO WORDSh SEVERAL WORDSM

nj IN any STORE outside the large cities, and we think w speak within bona
e say that We except only afew houses I'm the larger cities. To De- .au.e.5 CoU1
SEE The principal part OF our stock was bought In July. We hav 1v- =, -.
tradeth the advance. In m@tc Eases our prices are as o wAsIAstys YEA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-18

AFTER TIE STE AMBoAT ISsPE rogs. = The
NA,ionsl Convention of S,eamboAlmen at
Louisville, the other-dsy, went for the So
prrvising inspectors of steamboats, One
d.legate from these paris asserted that the
rthwestern aud Northern lines had tie
Inspectors on the Upper Mississippi under
their thumbs. Mr. Bryson, Of ST. Loois
sid the officially OF the lsss bill on this
subject passed by Congress, WAS thai that
pods had transferred its Po~ers to the 80
pervising Inspectors he proposed that the
com N ittee present to Con gress e bill that the
supssv is ing inspectors DO longer be permit
ted TO Lit in council. And for their own profit
;nno,s upou steamers this, that and the
others ratent; that the rates Of license be
revoked that higher pressure of steam be
allowed; and that the law be amended IN
regard TO carrying oil and one or two other
articles. Another delegate gave laughable
sketch Of the many eostly devices foisted
upon steambostmen by the inspectors
among them the steam gusge placed in
ferry cabins. He ssid-"They are set to
ring 3 bell at c certain pressure. They are
placed in the cabin where the ladies are
The steam gets too high, jingle goes the
bells, and overheard 60 the ladies. II wa,
said, take off the bell then what use is the
steam guags? The engineer is not goina
up into the ladies' cabin TO see how the
steam is II was local inspector would
make my dimes and clear out. But that il
uSt what they are doing any way. (Ap
| plAusa W
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-18
STOLEN PROPERTY DETAINED.
New BosToY, Nov. 10th, Il

New BosTOS, Nov. 10th, 1871.
Editor argus, SIR There were two
young men stopped at my stable, Thursday,
the 9th, driving a gray and bSy horse to al
old pedoiiug wagon, containing ZONE tin
ware. They tried to get some money of
me aud leave the team in security, but fall
ed. They stopped in the city over night
and left the next morning. since which
time they have not been heard from. I
learn that they sole the property in your
place. If you know who own the same,
please inform him that it can be had at
this place. VIM. P. MYERS.
We don't know who the owner of the
property is, or where it was taken from.
We saw an advertisement in Davenport pa
per, = few days ago, Offering reward of SIS
for the recovery of the property, and giving
the names of the boys one is seventeen and
the other twenty as Sauue! Harding aud
Thomas Pephel. We mentioned the facts
though 1t seemed curious that the loseI
should go across the river to advertise bis
loss when be could have done so more ef
fectuaIly at this city. Some family reason,
may have suggested such course. At al
events, we are pleased to be able 10 asst.
him to his property. The hCrses and Wagon
were taken away from Rock Island OF
election day.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-18
THE AMERICAN WASHER |
PRIZE $3.50.
The American W asher Saves hKSn.
ey, Tims and Orudgery

The fatigue # Washing DAY no Longer
Dreaded, bat Economy, EEioienoy, and Gle an
Clothing, sure.
In eailIag public q tsntion to this little ma
chine, q feH Of the invaluable qUslIties, mot
possessed by any other washing machine jet in
ventsd,) Sre here enumerated.
1t Is the smallest, most co IN pact, most porta ols
most simple in construStion, mosl eAsi y opsr&t
ed. enid ten y ears old, with few hours'
practice. can thoroughly comprehend and efiec-
tually At. There Is no adjusting. no screws
10 annoy, no delay in adapting Ii is always
ready for use Ii is perfect little wonder! 1t
is miniature giant, doing more work and Of =
better quality, than the most eiaborats and
costly. One half Of the labor is fully saved by
its use, and the clothes will last one hall longer
than by the old plan of the rub board. It will
-ssb the largest blaaket. Three shirts at a
time. -ashlng thoroughly In word, the stdu-
lion OF any isbFic. from Quilt to a Lace Cur
tain or Cambria Handkers hisf, are equally with
IN the capacity of this LITTLE GEN! L. oan
be fAstessd TO any tab and taken OF ut will.
No matter how deep 'ootsd = pref dice NAV
exist against Washing Machines, tho moment
this little machine ia seen to perform it's won
der, all doubts of itsclespsing efficacy and utility
are bauished, and tbs doubter and detractor At
once besome the fast friends # the machine.
We have testimonials without end, setting
forth .ts numerous advantage. over ali oth.rs
an from hus bands who have thrown aside The
unwieldy, useless machines, which have siguslIy
failed 30 accomplish the object promised In
prominent and loud sounding advertisements.
II Ia as perfect for washing as a wringer /,
, for isging. The price. another paramount
induoement to purchasers, has been placed &C
low that Il 10 within the reach of every house
keeper, and there 10 no article Of domestic eco
nomy that will repay the small investm.ns So
|
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-18
HELEN OF TROY.
FROM DIR. eoURAUD'sLIBRARY OF ROMANCE

FROM DIR. GoURAUD'SLIBRARY OF ROMANCE
For child wss she, by numbering years and
days;
But counting sg. by intellect alone,
Which all should do who WALK in wi.dom's
ways,)
Miss CossrAEoK really was q woman grown
Her wel-shAped form won universal praise;
The light of genius IRON her dark eye shone
Her checks were tinted with the orient's glow,
And her sm 9th skin was white Is falling snow.
The world affords not . more pleasing sight
than an intelIectuai girl whose eyes be am With
Intelligence, and whose features are animated by
tbs glow Of conscious ruPeriority, especially If
her skin possesses that singular Wilderness,
sasothness and purity which GoURAUD's
itatian Medicated Soap 10 alone able to i'm part
This Soap, it is well known, not only removes
every vestige of Tan, Free lie, sunburn, sallow-
ness, Erupuons, &c., bat gives to the oemplex
ion rosiness resembling the 'orient's glow
Bat . clear skin is not the only requisite of fe-
male beauty; an abundance of rich, silky, gtossy
hair, is also desirable-and this can be readily
obtained through the instru mentality of GOuR
| AUD'S Medicated Hair Restorative! superhu
Gus hair is positively uprooted from any part o
the BODY by G0URAUD'S Magie.l Poudre Sub
tile. GoURAUD's Liquid Vegetable Rouge i'm
parts . de icate and perm nent tinge to pal
cheeks and lips. G0URAUD's Likg White u
the only article lsdis should apply to their skin
in the shape of powders, and they sho Md neve
be without. his celebrated Oriental Cream if the,
would outshine besuty's royal queen.
DR.. FELIX G0URAUD's depot is at No. 4s
Bond street, New York.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-18
NERyntTs DEBILITY.

III ITH its gloomy attendants, low spirits,
w dspressIo Involuntary emissions, loss
of semen. spsrmatsrrhoss, lOas Of power,
diazy head, loss Of memory, And Threatened
impotsncs and imbecility, find 3 sovereign
cure in HUMPHREYS HOMEOPATHIC
SPECIFIC 10. TWENTY-EIGHT. Com
posed of tho rost valuable mild and potent
CarAtlves, they striks st once a she root of tho
m after. tone up the system. arrest the dis
charges. aud impsrt vigor and energy, life and
vitality to the entire man. They have cured
thousands OF eases. Prics. IS per Package Of
five boxes aad large 81 vial, which is very i'm
persant to obstinate or old cases, or 81 Per sin
gle box. Sold By ALL Drsggists, ADD sent
by mail on receipt Of price. Address, II UMPH-
REYS' SPECIFIC HOMEOPATHIC MEDE
CINE CO., S6k BRoApwAY, NEW YorK.
Ch.s A Bense. sud c, sPidsl, Agents FOL
Rock Islapd.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-18

MR. BABCocE's LECTURE. THE attend
snce at the Csurt House, last evening, to
hear Mr.. BAbcocA's Lecture, was very re-
spectacle aud encouraging The address
vas highly instructive. DR. Plummer
moved q vote of thanks, ADD j. R Me
Canister suggested the reorganization o
the Board Of Trade. and the publication OF
a pamphlet setting forth the misunderstanding
advantages of this locality. DIR. Gregg slsO
recommended that Mr.. BSbcock have q CON
laramie with the Board a. soon IS possible.
The Indications are that practical action
will soon be taken.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-18
Notice TO School Teachers and
Scheel officers.
OFFICE COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OF
SCHOOLS, Rock ISLAND COUNTY.


The 4th Annual Session of the Rock Island Conn
~ Teachers institute. will be held IN the ifock L.
land High school Hall. during December the Z"hh'
2ist and 22nd. A. ID. 1871. - &,
The School Law makes II obligatory on Schoo
Directors TO allow Teachers wages 10 continue da-
ring the time they III actual attendance upon In
stitues: provided, the time does not exceed SIX
days Va months. Teachers are Therefore request;
ed 10 make every reasonable effort 20 attena,. III
~ 81 oDera+inr of school Officers - respectfully
asked. NJ NJ , m i y, 1{ r. e,t 49,
families for Ladies' Gentlemen viii be expected to
provide for themselves. The Hotels and Boarding
Houses will entertain Teachers at reduced rates.
uOy1-fttd
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-11-18

tbs sPUDs.-Gen Spinner viii shortly
issue Q circular concerning the redemption
of mutisted currency. 1t will provide that
after January first, more than half a note
will be redeemed ct its full value half of
note at half its original value, and less
than half note will not be redeemed IN
less there is positive proof Of the missing
part having been destroyed