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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, September 1S.-A special
train VIII be'fuTnished by the Short Line
K. Il, "a Saturday, to convey Mr.. Gree
ley from CincirciUnati to Louisville. The
following delegates will go up Friday
night and meet him, on the part of the
Exposition, Col. John T. Moore, Jas,
TrOOue, Maj. j. I. Lloyd; on the part Of
the City Council, Mayor Jno. G. Baxter,
Chas. X Long lower board; ]. L. Barrett,
president OF the upper board; on the part
OF the Greeley and Brown Central Club.
Phillip Speed, w. J. Underwood, PhlIip
Doern, Maj. ]. II. Wright, A. G. Hodges.
r. II. Jones. J. Water Kearn; Committee
Of citizens, Henry Watterson, Hon. a. M.
WattersOn, Col. Jilsou, P. johnson, Gen.
W. L. Jackson, Hon II. D. McHenry,
Jas. A. Mckenzie. The party will bemet
at the depot at 7:30 o'clock on Saturday
evening by a procession of citizens, with
bands Of music, and escorted to the Gait
House, where large parlor, sitting room
and bed chamber are prepared for him:
He will visit the Exposition ut o O'Clock,
and will be received with IN address Of
welcome. MIR. Greeley will rcu,uin over
Sunday and review the Exposition on
Monday. leaving by the Monday aftet.
noon train.
The City Council Of Jacksonville, In.
diana, last night passed resolution In.
viting MIR. Greeley to visit that city and
rendering Him the freedom Of the city.
Mayor Sparks was appointed to convey
the invitation, and he will accompany
the above delegation to Cincinnati.
at the firing OF cannon at a political
meeting in CharlestOwn, Indiana, yester-
day, Newton Evans, colored, had his
right arm blown of by premature dis.
charge, He is not likely to recover.
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KANSAS.

LEAvENwodu, September 16.-Letters
have been brought u light here within
the past "a hours which reveal several
very interesting chapters in Kansas ma
tiOnal politics. Letters were found in the
letter press among papers for T. NI.
O'Brien, Government Claim Agent who
held that office here two or three vcars
ago, but was obliged TO leave 10 escape
arrest, and whose papers havo since re-
mained in building belonging to Col. Z.
X. Anthony. Among the letters arc
number IRON James Legatc 10 Senator
Pomeroy, W. Gaylord, Sol Miller and o h.
ers to Legate. They implicate Pom roy IN
the Andy johnson impeachment, and
show that Legate rebelled agains the
attempt TO tasLen the abliQuy Of u InrgcI
letter upon him, in order TO screen Pomu.
roy. MIR. Osborn, the Republican capdi.
date for Governor OF Kansas, is referred
TO as having been bought by cx-Goy.
Carney. The letters disclose the rotten
ness and corruption Of many OF the prorni.
nent political leaders of this State. Le-
gate was in the habit of writing his letters
In O'Brien's office. -
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Michigan state Far.

GRAND RAPIDS, September 1s.-The
third day of'the Union Fair was a splen.
did success, Notwithstanding 1t was
showery In the middle Of the day. The
attendance Is estimated at $4,000. The
display in all departments Is excellent
Tho Fine Art hall Is palace Of beauti.
lul treasures. The Viewing Committees
have commenced making awards Of pre-.
miums. The morning and afternoon
races attracted much attention. The race
for three year olds, purse Of $500, was
won by Fisk's Coldwater Membrino
Patchen. The race for 2:40 horses, purse
Of 81 1000; was won by Johnson's Balti,
more . Jennie-best 8 in 9. Time, 1888
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Defalcation in tho d. s. Sub. .Treasurv

New York, September 1s-The Com.
nlerei1L AdpertiSer states that defalcation
has been discovered in the Sub. Treasury
Of over $1O0, 900, and that the dcfaulteri Is
James ]! Johnston, who had charge of
the stamp department. Johnston was
originally from Albany and was appoint
ed six or seven years ago by. Sub. .Treasu-
rer.Van Dycke, and has borne a high
character. He has been absent for some
weeks and efforts to discover his where
abouts have proved unavailing. john
ston resided on Staten Island, and has q
wife and large family. A Washington
special to the Post says that an examina.
tion shows an apparent deficiency of be-
tween $780, 900 and $40, ,0O0in Johnston's
accounts, but whether this will prove the
apparent or actual deficiency cannot be
ascertained until the examination Of the
books now in progress Is completed.
Failures are announced Of Howard,
Wins & Co, and John N. Smith, Son &
Co., the latter provision dealers, for about
$3.50 600. ~
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INDIANAPOLIS.
Meeting of Eclectic Medical Associ-
alton.

INDIANAPOLIS, September 1S.--The
third annual meeting of the National Ec.
lectic Medical Association commenced its
session this forenoon, in the hall of the
House Of Representatives. The members
being called to order by the President,
Professor J. R. Duncan Of Chicago. Gov.
Baker welcomed the Association to the
State In briefaddress, which was follow.
ed by Dr.. Kendrick, Of this city, on behalf
OF the Eclectic Physicians Of the city
and State. Among those prominent in
the profession present, arc Prot. p. w.
Allen of New York; Drs. II. E.
Firth and D. Smyth Of Brooklyn;
Pro! 81. D. Garrison and DR.. ]. NJ. Bow
ers, OF Chicago; Prof. J. N. Scudder, of
Cincinnati; ]. w. johnson, Hartford, Ct.
Vice President, v. A. Baker, of Adrian;
Treasurer B. ]. Stow, Of Brooklyn, and
Secretary r. A. Gum, Of New York. A
number Of important papers were pre-.
sented and read, also an address by
the President Of the Association, Mr..
Duncan.
Senator Morton addressed large audi.
ence at tho Academy Of Music tonight,
In reply to the speeches recently made in
this city by Hon. B. Gratz Brown and ex.
Senator Hendricks.
The straight.out Democratic State Con.
vention will be held at Masonic Hall, In
this city, tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.
Indian Delegation at the Interior De.
partment.

partments
WASHINGTON, September 1S.-.The
Grand river Sioux Indians, called on the
Secretary Of the Interior to-day. sev.
eral Of them made speeches complaining
Of their poverty, and repeating their dc.
sire 10 be on good terms with the
whites. Two Bears made request for
guns and ammunition and said he could
not farm like the whites with his fingers
nor learn farming in short time. Run.
ming Antelope wanted to have the rail.
roads which run through his country
taken up. The Secretary assured them
that as last as they 60 to farming they
shall have implements and all they are
entitled TO under the treaties. II they
wished he said he would put them in a
better country where they would have
the advantages Of civilization. F
G. w Griffin, Consul to Copenhagen,
has arrived here on six months leave Of
absence.
Gen Sherman was at his Office to-day
and received multitude Of callers, in
cluding large number oRarmy officers
and others, who called to pay their re.
spects and congratulate him upon his safe
return.
The Central National Bank OF Chicago,
capital 100000, was to-day authorized
by the Comptroller Of Currency TO com.
menCe business.
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9th. Taro on lard To be made bv actu,l
stripping and application Of dry heat tNa, 70
remove the remaining lard, the empty
package 70 be weighed and the difference
between the gross weight and the weight
o. the empty package TO DO tho weight Of
the lard. -
9Th. The lard to be divided into two
grades, choice and prime; steam choice
to be made from the leaf and TRIMMINGS
only, either by steam or kettle, the man.
ner OF rendering to be branded on the
tierce; prime steam TO be made from the
hog all round, say head, gut, Leaf and
trimmings, In the proportion In which
the same came from the hog.
9Th. Three hundred and twenty pounds
nett, shall bO considered the average
weight of tlerce Of lard, upon which
the settlement Of contracts shall bc based
but the number Of package the contract
calls for must be delivered and the differ.
ence oil any must be settled at the market
price on the day Of delivery.
Adjourned until half past nine to.mor.
row morning.
The delegates assembled at the Mer-
chants Exchange this evening, and were
escorted to the Industrial Exposition.
Inc Convention will probably conclude
It's labors tomorrow forenoon.
NO SPECIAL TRAIN FoRna.
A gentleman Of the Panhandle road
to-day reports II will be impossible To-
send q special train TO Pittsburgh for
Horace Greeley, owing to the press upon
the running stock Of the road for current
business.
The Ohio River Improvement Commits.
sion met today, Gen. Morehead in the
chair, and Pennsylvania, West Virginia,
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois, were repre.
sented. A plan for the permanent organ.
ization ot the Commission was adopted.
The Universalist Convention spent the
afternoon on the finance report, and the
evening in discussing the subject of
Church extension.
A programme has been arranged tor
the reception of Mr. Greeley. He will be
met at the depot by o committee Of the
Exposition Commissioners and a commit.
tee OF the Council, on Saturday, and cs.
corted to the Burnett House. In the
afternoon he will be received formally by
the Mayor and Commissioners in the
rooms Of the Commissioners at the Expo.
sition building, after which he will visit
the halls. He will remain till Saturday.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, September 1s-Flguer Ola,
Ministertalist, was elected president or
the Senate.
A London dispatch says: Won Thlle,
Prussian Minister OF Foreign Affairs, has
resigned In consequences OF disagreement
with Bismack.
Several trains on the railroad between
saragoesa and Barcelona, have lately
been fired upon by the Carlists. So bold
have these desperadoes become that the
drivers arc In fear Of their lives. They
have refused to work, and the running Of
trains between the two cities have been
suspended.
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NEW YORK CITY.

New YORK, Sept. 13.-The Municipa
Reform Association, at o meeting las
evening, decided TO confer with other re,
form organizations before making nom
ination Tor Mayor. The Reformers vii
probably nominate next week.
Representatives Of the United Work.
ingmen's Political Associations held q
meeting last evening, and took measure!
lor extending their organization through
out the city. It was announced that tht
object Of the Association was TO secure
friends ot workingmen for local STATE
offices.
A World Washington dispatch says thai
1t Is reported defalcation Of $1,000 oc.
CURED at the Assistant Treasurer's office
in New York, but the report iis not con.
tirmed.
The Steam Vessel Owners Association
yesterday elected delegates to tho Con.
venton for the United States, which
opens In the city Of Cleveland, Ohio, next
Monday. NJ l.E-.'f -
Cricket, eleven gentlemen Of tho En-.
glish, versus twenty-five of the ST.
Georges Club, OF New York; the Amcri.
cans were first OF the bar, to the bowling
Of Appleby and Rose, and were. all dis.
posed Of before. three o'clock, for 90 runs,
including 0 TO the credit of George
Wright, and 8 Of Harry Wright. Tie
Englishmen commenced the defense Of
wickets soon aiter-Messrs. Grace and
Ottawa opposing the bowling OF Brewster
and Harry Wright. The latter was sub
sequently replaced by Jones and when the
stumps were drawn at $50, had scored
102 runs without the loss of q wicket,
The play will be resumed tomorrow.
A secret caucus Of the Tammany Com.
mittee was held yesterday evening, at
which It Is understood measures were
taken for the expulsion OF certain OBJ.
noxious members.
1t Is stated by the Examining Treasury
Clerk that no deficiency has been found
IN the Assistant Treasurer's office. The
examination Is not yet completed.
In Wall.stre the SUSPENSION OF Farm.
ham, Gilbert & Co. Is announced,
The Sub.Treasury denies the reported
defalcation.
The Erie and gold corners continued
to-day, but with diminished severity.
There were seventeen offers of bonds to.
day, amounting to $4,75S, $50, at Sl1087
and $11275. The amount advertised
was $1,000O00, which sold at $1,000
and $l11.33::
At tho inquest case OF Ornell and Sey.
mour who, died at Wards Island Luuatic
Asylum from alleged Ill treatment. Ed.
ward Buck, Warden OF the Asylum, testl.
fed that several luna,ics had been slightly
injured, but he did not know by whom
the injuries were inflicted. DR.. Echever.
ria, physician OF the Asvlum testifipd
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s.sL eL 9la-ILI1a 9NINGoM YAqsaI agOna y " .lna
WHEELING. W. VA" THURSDAY MORNING. SEPTEMBER 49, 1872

Chestnut across the Mechanics street
bridGe,and up Mechanics (sixteenth street,
to Penn avenue, down Penn avenue to
Sixth street, at which point the procession
dlSbAnded. ,g
/ Several delegations will leave the city
on the night trains. W
A mass meeting Of the Republicans Of
western Pennsylvania, was held In the
city today, In which the soldiers and
sailors OF the Convention participated.
A procession, estimated to be near ten
miles in length, paraded the principal
streets. after which o meeting was organ
zled in Friendship Park, and addressed
by Gen. Butler.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON, September 1s.-Thos. Hughes,
III. I, attempted TO address his constitu.
ents In Frome last night a large mum.
Der OF temperance men, who were bitterly
opposed 10 Hughes, were among the All
dience, and constantly interrupted the
speaker. The disorder became so great
that tho meeting was finally dissolved, and
the police cleared the hall.
Petty incendiary acts are becoming 30
frequent 10 the agricultural districts that
the farmers arc forming vigilance com.
mitteeS, the local authorities proving una.
bic to check the growing evil.
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COLUMBUS.
Reward for Dunlap, the Murderer.
Diabolical Attempt to Destroy Life.

Reward for Dunlap, the Murdarer..
Diabolical a tempt to Destroy Life.
COLUMBUS, September 1S.-Fiiteen hun.
drcd dollars reward has been offered ior
the arrest Of Robert Dunlap, for the mur.
der of James Carpenter. a large police
force have been out all day, but as vet
have no trace Of Dunlap.
Some wretch with malice atorethouVht,
about midnight opened a switch near the
city, on the Piqua railroad, and a large
locomotive coming along with three
freight cars attached, ran through and
was thrown from the track. Alarge force
was at once put TO work on the wreck,
and while at work a freight train came
along and struck the cars Of the forward
train, sending them pell nell, and disa.
6led the engine and seriously ipjuriug
James Forester. 1t was little else than a
miracle thata dozer men were not killed
By the result Of this deviltry.
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IIIGn TINES IN WALL STREET.
A sharp Squeeze in GoId-.Mr. Bout
well Puts In an OaT.-A Corner In
Stocks To-day.

"SAA = uAd Al hu OuIseh SOIAVA
Stocks To-day.
New YORK, September 1S.-The sitna.
tion in Wall Street this morning is alarm
ing. The Germans held on tenaciously
to Erie. The Corner and Smith gold
party were eager for another tray; they
had calculated the condition Of the i'm.
porting interests and found the squeeze
In gold had brought down some Of the
heaviest importers in the city. They es-
hmated the resources Of the Treasury
department and felt certain that the
Secretary could not come to the relief OF
the Street. But there came an indication
that the Treasury department would not
remain passive. At noon offerings of
bonds opened at the Treasury was found
10 amount to 81, 53,950at 1l097a11975.
With more than the usual promptiLude
the announcement was made that the
Secretary would take SO 900, 900 instead OF
81 900 600 as advertised. That was an in
dication that the Secretary intends TO be
prepared 10 sell more than the advertis.
cd amount to morrow, and thus aid in
breaking up the corner in gold coin.
The effect Of these tactics is felt
in the Gold Exchange, where the prices
suddenly lell to 113t: the lowest Of the
day. The rate for cash coin dropped to
l-lG per day, against ( per cent this fore.
noon6 and the gold operators breSthed
freely. Nothing more than running
fight could be kept up In the money mar
ket this afternoon. The turn Of the day
was SO decidedly against the lookup
party that the price fell to six per cent,
though the closing rate was seven The
Treasury purchases OF bonds were made
all the more serviceable by the payment
being made in legal tenders. The high
rates OF money yesterday attracted much
capital on the street today, and this was
supplemented by fresh supplies Of gold,
and consequently Of currency. On the
top Of this came tho relief from the
the Treasury, and the result Is. q great
disaster Is aYerted. 7:7. 20 "1-- 70
1t is reported that o corner will be
made tomorrow in Union Pacific, Cleve.
land, Columbus s. Indiana Central and
Pacific Mail. rsiJ '-IIg r.-l fr1u. rr.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 1s.-The Court
has refused Matilda Heron alimony.
Out of niRe hundred and fifty sum.
moned, jury was obtained in the Fair
case.
Ninciurors have been obtained in the
Fair case. : N r.
| Thirty.three bare. footed Friars, natives
OF old Spain exiled from Guatamala,
start East. UiG, the Omaha, and Bur.
lington route Monday, to enter q convent
OF the order at Milwaukee.
Forty Chinese boy students leave ior
New England, Monday, overland.
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Steamer Banned al Keokuk.

KEoKuK, Iowa, September 1s-Thc
steamer s. F. Merrill, OF the White COL
lar Line, was burned this evening while
lying at the wharfat Warsaw, III. The
fire originated in the texas, and as q stiff
gale was blowing all efforts to subdue
the flames were unayailing, and the boat
and cargo are total loss One hundred
tons Of hay on the levee were also burn.
ed. The fire ia supposed to have been
the work ol an incendlary.
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MAINE ELECTION.

AUG usrA, ME-, September 1s-The
complete official returns from the several
Congressional Districts Of this State have
been received at the office of the Secre.
tary Of State. The Republican maiori.
ties are as follows: First District, Bur.
leigh, 2,195; Second District, Frye, 4,157;
Third District, Blaine. 8,O4O; Fourth Dis.
trict: Hersey, $780, Fifth District, Hale,
3,013 ~
Gov. Perham's majority falls about
1000 behind the aggregate Congressional
majority, owing 10 the cider law and
other local issues. grI II
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PIrTsDURGH. September 1S--Rlyer
gradually ge1 falling with 80 inches lp chan.
CINCINNATI, September 1S-Rlteri6 s
feet . inches and rising.
CAIRO, September 18.-River has fallen
4 inches. Cloudy and warm. ~
LOUISVILLE, September 1S,--Rivrr,
stationary; 10 inches in chute "a inches
at Portland bar. Weather clear and
cool this morning. Raining this evening
and tonight. Business dulI.
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FOREIGN.
FRANCE.


About to DO Court.Martialed.
PARls, Sept. 1s.-It Is reported that
Edmund About Is to be tried by The Ger.
man Court Martial OF strasbourg on the
10Th inst
Lection, Deschampes, and Dineville,
three Commrnists, Condemned 10 death
for numbering hostages, and In whose
cases o commItation Of sentence was re-
fused, were shot this morning Of saloyy,
Capt Wells, ofthe United States steam
or shenandoh, dlned with Thlers Of his
house Yesterday.
stringent regulations TO prevent the intro
duction and spread Of rinderpest
Eight hundred and eighty Commu.
nists, condemned TO transportation, EN-.
barked at Brest to-day Tor New CalliOr.
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Hon. Thomas Swami was re.nomin.
ated' Wednesday, for Congress, by the
Democrats OF the Fourth Maryland Dis.
trict. There Is no opposition TO him.
"A boat capsized on the Fifth of Clyde
of the Isle of AFan, Tuesday, and seven
persons were drowned.
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DR.. Livingstone Heard from Again

New YORK, September. 1s.-A special
to the Herald from Bombay says letters
have been received from DR.. Livingstone
dated July 1st, 1872. dc was then at
Unyanyembe, well aud waiting for the
arrlvAlO SANKEY'S second expedition,
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Greeley's western Tour.

TRENTON, September 1s-Horace
Greeley accompanied BY Gov Randolph
arrived here OF noon. They were receiv.
cd with cheers Greeley on being introduc-
cd, expressed his thanks for the demon
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rrr Elnont Chronicle asserts that over
=, ~, ior n fraudulent WarnoCk Pike bonds
s','i ..s,s redeemed by the authorities of that
's'r ,,,r /, says some, if not all, Of the
.,.I, s,.I,', were signed in blank by the conn.
y, ".., ..mmisiOners and LEFT to be filled out
!, y ,ny p,rty, responsible or irresponsible,
y w ~ whose hands they might fall" That
:, ~ ,,,tsluly q business'likC method Of
,,,,ino bonds.
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PROBABILITIES. 90,
s,s,ot, Sot New England on Thursday, south.
vS.st!y SS.,t 10 southwesterly winds. Cloudy
miSSIS TSsSlG and probably areas of rain for The
S,suIS Ts.,u., States tonight. Southerly to
',ss' "ss%tly winds, with cloudy weather and
y n,TS aSS o. rain, the winds veeripg TO wester.
:, - ouu. ouu a0'thwesterly with clearing wealth.
S.V a U'sr 1 tae western portion during Thurs.
ou morning, and over the eastern portion
S,,,.u 81 thursday evening. For the Southern
cIs.s 'sS ,S east Of the Mississippi, generally
A,Is,,w;ee a weather, except probably tho south
iba ib1THc 0HS states, north and northwest Of
TinS' vi Halo valley. NOrtherly TO westerly
vs.s Usuas : ana generally clear weather, and
IL w. OtssE winds veering TO northwester.
ioSa %e probable for the lower lakes, Can.
RnS.iy Ry signals are ordered for Cleveland,
'uA'o' Rochester and Oswego. "
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Cholera Raring In rurli,,nn.

LONDON, Sept. 1S.-A dispatch from
Teheran reports that cholera Is raging
with great violence in Bokhara, and esti.
mated that 1000 persons were dying
daily with the scnurpe.
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schoonery and Crew Lost ON the
Grand Banks.

BosToN, September 1s.-The fishing
schooner White Eagle Of Gloucester has
been given up as lost on the Grand Banks
with the entire crew, consisting Of twelve
persons.l ''
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X E,0S question of Pardoning the Ku.
r,0,1.'ReplY r,0, Of the Attorney Gem
rral 81 10 Alex. stevens.
AZ, v",Gas,a,SoToN. September 1s-Asp special
te1Ir al rN.Uott1ey ~ General Williams made n
ps,3ou3 I 70 Alcx. Il. Stevens petition for
thssuHV1MIng ths VMg all the Ku.Klux confined in
en-, ISaUany SoUsy prison. The Attorney Gen.
the C0nn' Trnles the allegations OF Stevens, that
V.I VUuISsGtton SnI Of the Ku.Klux was ille.
sr, sr' q, Suu mat their pardon would be an
SonT, S Justice and friendliness towards the
VOpI5' S Suu says the pardon Of all OF them
tbsN S ~ nave no more political Significance
vIoIasoSS S pardon pa OF those convicted for the
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- scuooL FUND DlsTRlBuTloN'-
TUB p,,,,ihptjou Of the school fund Tor
rS' .S.,sn, asS'I wear gives to this city $ll,'
b: :,. ssi',T .'J % The county outside tho city
~, 7 lax ~ Si' or sl4,1SO2O. Hancock gets
: l,o% l,SSS. Byookc $9,sl5ai Marshall
S:.;' S.s; Marion $7,s5s 90; Taylor g..
s's,'I = o. Preston $7,Ol4OO; MonoDgalia
s,,S,e; s:,;' Harrison ss,7084o; Lewis