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TO THE LADIES.

of WallingfOrd aud vicinity, that having
learned :. 7. Taylor's System OfDress-cut-
ting, have opened rooms on Center street,
and am now prepared to cut ladies' gar
mcnts in the latest styles. Having pro-
cured the exclusive agency for Taylor's
trimmed patterns for Wallingf0rd, Tin
mouth, Dandy and Mount Tabor, am con-
stantly receiving reliable patterns from
New York. Ladies would do well to call
and examine patterns before going else
where.
The system will be taught to a limited
number
MRS II. G. COLE,
Center street, Wallingford, Vt.
August 81, 1872. dlw&w4w
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the tide may turn. This il very vile
course. A short, lively canvass is what We
want. flour candidates are named too
early In the season, the people will grow
weary, and tho vote will be decidedly small.
er than II We nominate them later, and then
push through lively canvass TO a sweeping
victory in November. Here VIC will have
the advantage Of the opposition.
would warn the voters Of ROaRc and
elsewhere against the action Of tue tempe
rance convention, ia the nomination Of
Judge Davis for the Presidency. Judge Da.
vis IS good man, but beware OfradiCal
frauds 10 draw from the Democratic party,
and weaken our forces. IfMr. Davis Is nom
mated by tho Democratic convention, then
give him your su1rages, one and NIL, lie
sure and vote the straight Democratic tick
ct. II would be well for us to select man
from the west for the first position on our
ticket. Bat let us not be foiled by political
tricksters. We must prevent another four
years reign of the corruption of tho present.
administration. in II.
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Vest TTrginia.
At Rules held In the clerks oticO Of tbs
circuit court of Lewis county, on the fss!
Monday IN April, 1872.
Matthew Edmiston, pFf,
rs In ChancerY
Jeremiah Snyder, deft
The object OF this suit Is 10 recover Of tho
defend ami $500 10 cents, with lis interest
and the costs Of this suit, and TO attach
o. acres of land, also one moicty Of ltO
acres, . roods and poles ofland situate OF
Polk Creek, Lewis county, Vest Virginia,
the property Of the def nlHnt, and to sub,
ject the same to the payment Of said interest.
debt and costs.
And 1t appearing by affidavit filed that
the defendant Is no, resident Of this State,
and he not appearing, II Is ordered that b
do appear hClC, within one month after tile
first publication Of this order, aud do what
may be necessary toprotoet Ills intereA, in
this suit.
A ccpy.-Attes!c:
JOHN c. JACKSON, CLERK.
NJ Edmiston, pq
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From, Gilmcr.
CHENILLE, April 10.

= - CHENILLE, April 10.
To tie Editor Of The Democrat:
Thinking you may wish to hear from this
henighted region, herewith send you few
items, which, ifiOund worthy, SHOULD like
10 sec In THF DINocRAr. ..
Our circuit court has Just closed. The
heavy rains uf Monday night scattered The
jurymCn (thcy having lumber In the Kama
wha River and wishing 10 run Il out) so
much SO that when court convened Tuesday
morning there were but four left. On nm
swcring 10 their names, Judge Brown asked
the four II they had any timber to run out,
and on their replying that they had not, he
told them 10 go and help those who had. So
you may imagine there was no, much court.
The KanAwha has been very high The
lumbcrmCn were enabled to get out with the
greater portion Of their timer. Eighty log
RATS and ten lumbri.boats went down the
river between Tuesday afternoon and We'd
nesday morning. You may have ap idea oil
how high the river was, from the fact that
j. F. W. Holt had 10 tic bis mill TO tree,
10 preyentit from going on too.
The Northern Light has been very brilli-
ant Of late, and haSCreated a good deal Of
Suriniic. We should feel obliged IL some OF
your readers would explain the cause fthis
great wonder to us. S.L. W.
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From Braxton.



To hs Editor Of The Democrat:
Having seen an account oil the burning Of
Nr. John Primes house, in this ncighbor.
hood, which was published In your paper, |
desire 10 give the following statement, which
make upon my own personal knowledge OF
tie case: reside within u few hundred
yards Of Mr.. Perinr and but for little hill.
could see the house from my door. On Tues
day, March 10th, just alter dinner, my wife
called my atlentionto an unusual quantity
Of smoke issuing from Mr Primes house,
and we ran with all possible speed to the top
Of the bill, where We behold the entire house
enveloped in flames the roof having already
fallen 10. Werushrd 10 the spot, and were
the first persons there. Mrs. Prime had lCft
her three youngest children 1.-THE oldest only
years old and went about one half mile
from the house 10 attend 10 some sugar
trees. While she was gone the two Oldest
children discovered that the house was on
fire, aud leaving the babe-not months old
in the cradle, they ran to tell their moth
er. He bad been there some ten minutes
or more before the frantic mother reached
the heart-rcnding scene. now desire to
1850 ''iaN A"NNNNHNs ANuu VI lleWCCOuUl
which you published, which was written BY
some one who did not fully understand the
ease-Gnd, although 1t was not intended by
the writer, tits liable TO be so construed as
to do an injustice to myself and wife. II has
been stated that We heard the child CRYING
when we got to the house, which statement
Is wholly Incorrect, for, rs above stated the
roof had fallen In when we got in sisbt, and
when we reached the house, II was entirely
6lled with frc-juSt Ia It's hottest stage. The
poor little victim had evidently persisted and
was well nigh consumed, when we arrived.
We turned our attention 10 tho surrounding
buildings, some ofwhich had commenced
burning, and succeeded In saving them with
their contents; but the main building, with
all 1t contained Including the dear little
babe, was entirely under the control of the
dcVouring element and were entirely con-
sumed.--l did not HOLD Mrs Prime rs sta
ted, but ! believe five had not urged her 10
stand back, she would have persisted In her
eager desire to sec what had become other
child. make no attempt to describe her
grief and angulsh-that would 10 impossi-
Die. Yours, truly,
IRVING b. JOHNSON.
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THE
RAILROAD.
LEWIS COUNTY.

Alta special meeting Of the Board
Of Supervisors Of Lowir county, held at
the Court House thereof. on Friday,
tho 9th day Of April, 1872, it was,
amongst other things
ORDAINED, That the proposition to
subscribe for and own One Hundred
and Twenty-Five Thousand Dollars, by
the County Of Lewis, to the capital
stock Of tho Northern & Southern
West Virginia Railroad Company, be
submitted to tho Voters Of Lewis
County, at a special election. which Is
hereby appointed, to be held according
to law. on the
FIRST MONDAY IN MAY. 1872,
at tho several places Of voting in said
county, to test tho sense of said voters
whether the said county desire, TO
make such subscription or not; and il
is further
ORDAINED, That as a condition to
said subscription, and at all times to be
taken and held us authority to make
tho same, tho said subscription is ouly
authorized to DO made, aud is prohibi.
ted unless and until the work Of con.
struCtion on said road, as distinguished
from preliminary surveys, shall b
commenced and regularly progressed
within tho county Of Lewis; and as I
further condition, that The bonds Of III,
county, bearing six per ccntum inter
est, payable annually, shall b. accepted
by sud Company, at par, as paymen
Of the subscription hereby authorized
with tho principal payable in % years
or sooner, at tho option Of tho county
But it is not intended hereby to pre-
hibit the subscription to said stock, bu
! only tho payment of subscription. an
the payment of stock, and the issue Q
bonds in payment thereof, until sal
c work shall DO commenced. and regu
, larly progressed with as aforesaid
! And Il is further
ORDAINED, and is hereby directed
Il That the Sheriff Of Lewis county sLa
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"school Delinqucnts."
WEsros, April 10.

hSiSNi @hP'h ASs
To The Editor of The Democrat
In your issue Of the 18th OIL March up
pearcd communication from r. N. Chnlfant
over the signature Of "vindcS," cri,lciSing
the action OF the school committee Of Lewis
county, and In your issue II April 9Th app
pears another letter from this person, over
bis own name, in reply 10 letter from Glib.
son J. Butcher, Esq, defending the com.
mittec. Tho original attack upon the com.
mittee would have been noticed Gre this, had
their rspor, to the state superintendent been
in their possession, but no copy having been
retained by them, II became necessary to
write TO Charleston and obtain one. This
has Just been received, and wep oppose now
10 examine the papers emanatIng from the
said +. n. Chnlhn,. lie charges
lS,. Tia, the committee report certain
school officers as Delinquent" when in
fact no delinquency was OF is chargeablC to
them.
and. That the committee charged the
treasurer of the school district of Weston
with 1.-THE neat little sum OF S7l9 "a, bu,
forgot to give him credit for S7l0 "a, mon,
ey on hand aud In bank, ready to pay over
to his successor in office as soon as de-
mAnded."
3rd That Il Is doubtful whether delin.
quincies will he found iJuiliCient 10 REIN.
burse the depleted county treasury, depleted
to pay the expenses Of the sitting of the
school committee.
To the article signed "vindcx' Mr.. But
cher, the clerk Of the committee, felt called
upon 10 reply as he was mentioned by name
as a member OF the committee, and embraced
In Uhalfant's criticisms. Mr.. Butcher in the
FIRST place explains his connection with tht
committee, as being simply Its clerk, and
not member thereof, consequently notres'
ponsible for any ofits aciions) AID then, Ii
the following language, denies one Of The
charges made by Chalhnt:
1.-THE committee did not call those OH
GERS 'dslinqucnts.' The only place they art
called such Is In the rcpot, Of the state ST.
prrinicndCnt, and for that tie committee I
not responsible
In THIS DENoCRAr Of April 9Th, Chnlfan
replies 10 this letter OF NJ Butchers, and Il
the face OF the language Just quoted, he ha
tho presumption 10 Eay-"Yct 10, (Mr. but
cher does moi point to single Item where
In have mis.stntcd facS, or say In wha
manner | have done them t,hO committee
an injustice"
lie taen tcitcrutps tho FIRST and tlir
charges as noted above by US.
SO much as preliminary,
The school committee Of Lewis count
ASvcr reported single school officer as
delinq uent. We want this man ChAlfant
distinctly understand that his charge to III
effect Is nav for the second time emphaliOa
" denied, and We do not want him 10 SAL
10 tho face ortlis denial, as he did in Il
fnec Ofthe same denial made by Mr. Buicl
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From Roane.
REEpr, April 10.


TO tie Editor Of The Democrat:
Again, as a great and independent body
n, people, we are called upon to select q
chief magistrate, who, for for years, shall
serve us for veal orwoc. The present year
will be one ofvast Importance In the politl-
cal annals Of America. This campaign wilt
he one OF grea, interest to our people, and
will pyobabl y be accompanied with more
excitement and attendant scenes than any
campaign since 1873. In view Of these facts
the great Democratic party must be 10 fight.
ing order, and combat corruption and fraud
at every point.
II ismorc than probable that the radicals
will run Grant again, and In this event We
must bring out our very hest man, while
our platform must bristlc with true Demo
cratic principles The radical convention
will assemble In Philadelphia about the ilrs'
Of June and in confederation ofthls fact ouI
central committee have concluded uot 10 cal
our convention until after the radicals have
brought out their man. Then We can Shart
our course according 10 The way In which
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ts;ktH''G@9,.sx,
~ WALLPAPER .e1 all sOr
and pricsa-the largest and cheapest
variety ever brought to Weston, at
cnAtrAyr's.
w WALLPAPER .e1 all sOr s

NasTl.---NIany Of our advertisers
arc left "out in The cold" this week,
owing to a more than usual press upon
our space. Never mind, gentlemen,
We will mako it all up in due time.
DO not forget the call for the
County Convention, printed elsewhere
in this paper, Come out IN force and
consult together, on the lst day of
May, Tile special election on tho
Railroad question occurs on the frs,
Monday III May-thc 9th day of the
mouth. Read an article addressed
ITO the voters Of Lewis county" and
tell US what you propose to Do about il
u friend at Jacksonville sends
us "au amended BILL" giving a correct
list Of the manageable men Of that
place. It reads, in words and figures,
as follows: al. q. Sims. aged 651,
Martin johnson. aged lS72."--
Our town had another narrow escape
from destruction by fire on Wednesday
, nS. 90, =" IN 'V fra thronnh carslc,snes,
WI wa h ~, fo W. N" snnsrhsmSn sfort, If
a ans NV ;ndcf,,i"nble 6rc.6gb,or., Main
Street would have "gonc BY the board"
u great many improvements
a hi ~ II mo.s;Gio rocord racb one in
.Sa a' nox = ;.s~o NfTuS DyNocn1r.-
1 ~. "a . fsv minutes IN thc afternoon Of
49, I ,.", ws L,j Tho biggest .ort
~ v :" ~. .,or,n' MANI NJ The icy drops
" a. :. iSsn. =. v.lnu,s -i,r.
Sss' !" III; ~ ar5 a A,lon Simr,on E,o
~ ~ RroLSonnsn bonorSd ma with n
s al, y -. DuS ,"mo Sroonb,cls los. wsek,
eau 4"u w IU conv of Tho Kyri.
.i., p 49, e.. Isse A ,;bs,,I
cul.us s ~, MIf H. n vi r.r N. boot At
tenata WIZ " NJ, ~ Uo,.d ~ Sn,.r.
.a's ",s., .,.,in -, ~ ,hs hall, it,h 5ay Of
S s, y, n,Vs .,n , ,ho ra.",, If ,bs
May, 70 , assss'p'" 'H Rant, MIN Oven
sPee''i s,'S Wv. ,i,.nt, fOr !, conv of ths
y M,q, Jus S W, suauA - ~ nsoou.ior TN
weston s,o -, SeM,a luz, " g..' a;Sa ,ou nv,
lstv' we sna y. u n,,s .S.aoss. e. so
% % W 'I w,II;.s0. l S stStS spnorin
1lo. "nt p.o sShno,s M INV
.ehaep y. " III. S,.,o " II, Amsriesp
1 1I s sSs .u's s IVA. y, ,orn last week
p'T I.s. 1V 49,. "I n,s o,gaDi,rd here
Al, iyU u n sys Gi,,f"st ,s brSsiicn., R
WIN wiG.ni,.s% s sao,",ars and WIN
T T,'s.;s.,s. T g,ra.snsa, ",
~. puna.av. AZ. Tsss;.or n, a..
una0is y .aas ;. vi, . .anda,oI hin,
ei'nea .ee apP0lu'hsn' s s.L n;..,.o.'
oy ihe governor Us ou' o =. .ue D.sy a,
OIL tue Asylum, ous VIZ as
SCISSORS nave s'ar.eu gu. on 'uo'f ~
nual tour OIL inNesiga.,on' ~
remoris current III Town VA, hGs. WI
Curtis, formerly pastor Oh tho Ep''co'
pal Church NJ tns place. mas ~
nounced his connection w''t, tnat ae'
nomination, and Joined Tue rresoylefl'
ans,--Our "Pcn Sketches arc
postponed until next week -.,MG
understand that Hon, blackwell Jack
son returned to llis homo in Jane Lew
last wcek.--Judge John d. Hall
Of Glenyille. paid US visit last week.
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DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY CONVENTION

10 pursuance Of the call made by the
State Democratic Executive Committee,
for State Convention, TO be held in
the city Of Purkcrsburg, 90 the S0th
day Of May, for the purpose Of nOmi-
mating State officers, tho Democracy Of
Lewis county are respectfully requested
to assemble in Mass Convention, at
the Court House in Weston, on
Wednesday, May Isl, 1872,
there to nOminito delegates to repre-
sent our county in said Convention.
BY order of the County Executive
Committee.
T. A. EDWARDS, Chm.
]. W. WoTTlSplS, SEQ.
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DEMOCRATIC
~ A TN nnNNFENTInN


Pursuant to resolutions Of the Dem
ocratic and Conservative State Execu
tive Committee, this day adopted, i
Democratic and Conservative State
Convention is hereby called to meet il
the city Of PARKEltSBuRG, on
THURSDAY, MAY 80, 1872,
at II o'clock A. NJ, to nominate eandi,
dates for Governor, four Judges Of The
Court of Appeals, Auditor, Treasurer,
Attorney General, aud State Supcrin,
tendent Of Free Schools Also to form
an electoral ticket, aud select dele.
gates to represent tho State in the
Democratic National Convention.
JW GALLAuER,
JAS u JACKSON.
TB KLINE,
JoRS BAssELt,
A j SUMMERS,
W II ROGEMAS,
Lewis BAKER,
Charle,IOn, April 4th, 1872.
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From Writ.
Dunylxo Srnlyos, April Il.


To The Editor Of The Democrat:
you have no correspondent In this part
Of the State, have thought several times OF
sending you some "brief notes. have
written number Of artielce and sent them
to you, but from some cause they have not
been published. have concluded 10 airy
again, aud II | fail this time in writing a
communication that will find place 10
your columns, | will In the future uplay
quits" and conclude that am not news
paper correspondent The "fault' of our
esteemed friend heretofore has been In mis-
taking TnE DEuOcRlr for RELIGIOUS organ
instead Of political NEWS paper.--ED.
Busiress has been very dull here for some
months past; but now, as we have had ia
risc," Of about sixteen feet, and all the oil
has gone out, We may expect better times
An unusual amount oflumber and timber
has come down the RNnawhn on this rise
The Coolest citizens say that never was so
much timber taken down this river before at
one rise. Ills thought that all will not pass
the Lock, as the rirer Is falling rapidly.
This will be sad disappointment 10 the
owners. The lock works admirably,
Yesterday the citizens Of our town held
an CleStion for school officers for this indie
pendent district, resulting in the election Of
Col. D. A. ROBBERS, D, L. Graham, and L..
q. Whetzel for commissioners and John
Hannah, esq, treasurer.
The Baptist Church at this place has re.
Gently secured the services Of Rev. VIM. E.
Powell, rs pastor. Since his. location hero
he has baptized seven persons inlo the icl.
lowship Of the church, and received one by
letter. The BaptiSu have good congtega-
tons here, and are building an excellent
house, which they expect TO Occupy soon.
When finished, II will be an ornament to the
town, and will display the enterprise and
preETesl Of the denomination 10 which II he.
longs. We hope that this may be tue birth.
place ofmany souls and that Gods name
may be much lUnored by the erection Of
this hsuse. Mr.. S. p. Wells, Of Parkers.
burg, has been the leading spirit in the en-
tCrpriSc, and the members ofthc church arC
under many obligations 10 him for the as
sistansC lie rendered In the work N.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

George W Brown, pIf, | In Chancqry
vs. in the cir.
Dennis Dcmoss, Simon cult court Of
Ours aud Henry Ours, Upshur
defendants ounty
pursuan' TO m order Of the circuit cour,
Of UpsIur county, made at the May term
thereof, 1871, and m order made at tho
March term, 1879, of said court, In the
above named cause, shall, on the 9Th day
of May, 1879, nj my Office in the town Of
DuckilannOn, upSlur county, proceed TO CE.
ccnic tho orders Of said court aforesaid, TO.
wit, To ascertain and report how much Of
The purchase money of The land In the bill
described 8 yet duo aud unpaid, mud 10
whom the gamc Is due, aud wha, liens exist
on tliolnnd, and their prioriiies, and any
other special matter the commissioner maj
deem proper, or which may be required by
any OF tile parties. The parties in the cause
aforesaid will take notice, and govern them
selves accordingly.
tilrrn under my hAnd, this Ord day Of
April, 1872.
" G L ToTTEN, Commissioner.
aprS.it
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re- RAILROAD MIR. John Braunon
received from a gentleman high in po'
sition and authority with the South
West Pennsylvania Railroad Company,
and the Central Pennsylvania Compa-
ny, letter a few days since, from
which he permits us to make the fol-
lowing extract: ~ 60 to Uniontowu
in two days hence, and am authorized
to take such measures as will ensure
an carly completion Of the track to the
State line The State liue referred
TO il the Pennsylvania line below Nor.
ean.oRn: What is meant by this Il
tibat all tue work Of engineering, &C.,
| is 10 30 done BY this gentleman, pre-
p.ratory to letting out the contracts
| from Grecnsburg TO the West Virginir
linz. Tho people on this line in Penn
sylrauia are doing their duty. They
have subscribed literally, and by such
means success is at their doors. LoI
us emulate their example and have thiI
work to our doors.
A fresh lot Of crackers just re
cciyed at Brinkman's.
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We regret that an unexpected rush
of matter prevents US this week from
inserting the following letters from our
friends. They will appear in our
nsxt issue:
CAPITAL PUNISHMENT"
"l.ErTER IRON BARBOUR"
"ruS CHANCES FOR GovERSoR,"-
from Roanc.
"PES SKETCHES OF DISTINGUISHED
BRAxroSIASs."
"pnrLLlp Lorou'-obituary.
LETTER IRON BRAxToS."
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NREruRsrp.- Among the new
arrivals" We notice with pleasure the
familiar countqnauco Of our friend G,
]. Butcher. Esq, Secretary of the
Constitutional Convention. Mr.. But
cher has won golden opinions by the
able manner in which he discharged
The duties Of his very responsible pO'
sition.
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window glass, all sizes, putty, lin cans,
linseed oil, white lead pain 'hFlshes color
10 oil, yarniIhes Of all kinds hre,prool
paint, sand.paper, &C.. Eept constantly on
hand and for sale cheap by a. u Dent
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tue officers were IN Office from sj5 to 1871,
the TIME ut which the settlements with thea
were made, and had so kept their account!
and papers that Il wa impossible 50 to set,
Ito Us to show how they stood for any one
year, and the charges against, and credits to
them had to lie ''lumred," so to speak, from
the year 1865 10 the year 1871, and tho set
tlCmGat could only show balance against
them as Of tho year 1871, which balance
could either have been In banS, really to pay
over, or could hayeCmbprcd deficiencies Of
previous years together With amy sums he
longing 10 the fiscal years lsIO-'Il Thus il
will be seen that officers really delinquent
by keeping their accounts In tits way, could
have avoided detection. We do not say that
this was done, but We do say that II could
have been done.
The expenses ofthr sitting Of this commit
tee can be asccriained by an examination Of
the proceedings Of the Board of
Supervisors, which body made Hllowan-
Ces for the payment thereof. They will
show that
The pay ofthc committeeman aud
clerk fora session of 30 days, was S994 40
Pay Of sheriff for serving notices, 30 No
To which add the amount still due
the CoinpittCc and clerk, 80 90
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All persons knowing themselves IN,
debted to mo prior to Jon. /, will
plcase!call and settle at once.
4. A. EDWARDS.
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-, you want a nlrc bottle Of perfume. a
ifagfaut cake OF soap, a nice quality Of pa
per, good pen.knlfe, a poekeebook, tooth
brush, or nightingale In the notion or fan
~ goods linz, 10 10 Dents.
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s2,Os2 90

Some Of these officers, going burli n far
MS 1865, had never made any scttlcn ont
whatever. In some Of the settlement, which
had been made mistakes were found iucrea.
sling the sums with which these officers were
chArgcAGle. II but far, then, to say that
at ltast, this sum OfS9t ga 30, but for the
sitting Of the committee, would have been
lOat to the school fund VI Lewls county, Il
Is quite likely that astill larger sum would
have been Lost, but ne 10 this We cAuuo
speak positively, for this reason Some o