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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02

The bogus Democratic National Con-
vention will meet at Louisville on the
Sd Of September next The Gainsboro
Tenn Sentisel says: Tennessee is
rumbling her entire length, and she will
soon break forth in an answering voice
to the Louisville Convention, which will
deal staggering blow to traitors and
their treason" The Sentinel man, rumb-
ling along his entire length and stag
gering, must be in bad fix. We sus-
pect he does not favor Mr.. Greeleys
election. This is unfortunate for Ho-
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02

Currant worms may be entirely de-
stroyed, or driven from the bushes, by a
liberal application Of buckwheat -four.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02

We take great pleasure In announcing TO the
public, and the ladies in particular, that we are re-
ceiying daily attractions In line of goods. Real
Whitby Jet is all the go at present. Being mannfac
tured much cheaper than usual we offer that line at
low figures and our assortment is superb.
Attention is called to our different styles of Hair
Ornaments---all new.
We have made immense reduction on all Solid
Gold Goods from the finest gold Watches and Chains
down to plain lS-carat gold rings.
In Plate Jewery we claim to keep the only com.
plete stock in the city, These goods are equally as
well finished the solid gold jewery, and are guar
anteed to wear from five to ten years.
The best jewelers. and Watchmakers i'm our employ
for all kinds of repairing and manufacturing.
L. ROESCHER & CO.. 328 Main st.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02

The boy of Nap and Genie has been
granted leave by Vic to enter the Royal
Military academy at Woolwich.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02
Certificates.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 3, 1872.
We. the undersigned. take pleasure in at
testing the perfect honesty and fairness of the
Distribution Of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, and heartily commend the
object of the Association, the reliability for
the payment of the premiums drawn, and the
prompt drawing on the day advertised, to the
confidence Of the public.
w. NJ: Harrington, Pres Union 4 Planters Blk
Il. 5. Davis, Pres. First National Bank.
II. 4. Garth. Pres German National Bank.
J. j. Freeman, Cashier Merchants Nat. Bank.
j. j Murphy, Pres Memphis Bank.
N. j. Wicks, Pres. NJ. & G. Railroad.
Certificates for Sale at All the Agen.
cAes of the Association.
nB-0rders with the money for Certificates
may be sent per Express, or Registered Let
tiers. OF Postefice Orders, at the risk Of the
Association, and Immediately upon the Dis
tribution taking place the 0fficial Numbers
will be forwarded TO each correspondent.
All orders TO be addressed.
Memphis Agricultural and Mechani.
cal Society,
r. o. BOck.box No. rs,
CAS- Second street. Memphis, Tenn.
JOHN G. BALLENTINE. President.
LION TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
MAEAeERs:
THOMAS y. HTLLs. JAMES COLEMAN,
TOBIAS WOLFE. W. o. WooDsoS.
Ks So
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02

According to the World, Greeley is
now at work on voluminous encyclo-
pedia, which will soon be published.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02

. JUDGIYG from the design of the Mem
phis Exposition building, executed by
Mr.. Cook, architect, the building when
finished will present charming and in
posing appearance. Extending from
the corner of Court to jefferson street,
its location is most central. The Mem
phis Exposition of 1872 will be success
full in every point of view. 1t will be
opened in September, and will attract
crowds of visitors from this and adjoin-
ing States.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02

Lofty Hough will never lecture any
more-in public. She has made a
permanent engagement. His name is
Gregory. Lofty lectured last winter on
Popping the Question" telling hsw it
ought to be done. Gregory did it. This
illustrates the influence Of the Iyceums
and woman's mission in il.
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BANKING.
NJ J. WfoKs. W. Q. MCCLURE,
President. Cashier.
Savings Bank Of Memphis
Does a.
General Banking Business.
Interest Allowed on Deposits

cPRCIAL ATTENTION PAID TO INVEST
- ments in Bonds. Notes, and other securi-
ties. or the SALE Of same.
Interest Allowed on Deposits
On the following terms Interest account win
Be made up on the Let OF January and let Of
July Of each year. All amounts 70 the credit
Of each account on that day and that has been
on deposit ninety days, per cent. per annum
will Be allowed.
All deposits subject % be checked ont At any
a. above.
81 Collections solicited, iH-ls2
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H Z R N a ND
Insurance Company
OF MEMPHIS.
Office: No. % Madison Street.
8. II. DUNse0MB, President.
w. 3. 9ALBltEA1H. Vice President.
II. NJ. NELSON. Secratary.

InauFea against Loss by Ffre, Ma.
rfne and River Risks
80 Risks or Private DWELLINGS especially
desired. lo-3p-f
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-08-02

THE BUSINESS SEASON
Will soon open, when mer-
chants and all business men
will need cards, billheads,-
bills lading, dray tickets,
account sales, circulars. re-
ceipts and cotton receipt
books, statements and all
kinds of commercial printing. The
LEDGER JOB ROOMS have un-
equaled facilities for executing this
class of work, and at prices cOmpe-
ting with those of any city in the
United States. In POSTER AND
SHOW PRINTING of every de-
'criptiOn our Office has no equal in
The South. Fand in your orders.
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vIoroRy IN NORTH oARoLrNA.

From dispatches justreceived, and too
late for publication, we are informed that
Merrman's majority in North Carolina
is from FIVE to sixthousahd majority,
This is conceded by Republicans.
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Certificates for Sale az All the Agens
ctes Of the Association.
FOR RENT.

House for Rent and Furniture
for Sale.
THE TW0-STOhY BRICK COTTAGE, NO.
1 2A DeSoto street, containing six rooms,
can be rented low by 4 good tenant. and TIE
furniture bought cheap, By applying At ONCE
10 c. II. TAYLOR X CO.
132-l4 rs Front street.
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SCHEDULE or CASH PREMIUMS

$92, ZOO 90 IN 35l PREMIUMS
To be Distributed in Conformity to Law.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

OFFICE CAz1 ConusA1Y OF sulsu11zo1,
D1PA1fHxRf OF DAKOTA,
81. PAuI Aian, April 2, 1872.
SEAAE0 PROPOSALS. in duplicate. duly
b received At this once until Il O'clock IT, sstur.
~, Asy 4, 1879 for furnishing the q. 8. Subsistence
tho following stores delivered in this city
1t The St. Paul Pacific Railroad depot, VIZ:
60barrels first quality new mess pork.
12o 600 pounds fresh ground XXX Spring wheat
and one-hsifia sscks (doa6ls) ofioo po.ais ssea.
5000 pounds hard bread Of best quality, to b.
made wholly Of xxx -four.
600 pounds fresh ground corn meal. white or
yellow (Which to be stately in seamless sscks. OF in
good strong clean barrels, head lined.
5000 posnd. prime new white beans, Wellseasoasd
clean and uniform size, put up in strong seamless
Jacks Of l20 pounds each.
1900 pounds primo Ris Coffee In double sacks.
geo pounds prime Rio coffee roasted, in double
400 pounds Of carefully selected tea, in osixiasl
packages, one half green and one half black.
10000 pounds &C" sugar in bartels.
1900 gallons (in half bazrsls) Dsrs whisky vine.
gar, rec from al foreign acids other injurious
substances, Of uniform strength. requiring thirty.
ud ounce packages to be new, full hoped, oas iron
heop On each end heads and iron hoops to b. painte
and bungs capped with tin.
5000 pounds of good ha I'd soap In strong boxes.
5000 pounds ane salt in god strong barrels.
800 pounds Of table salt in clean dry spirit bar
Tols.
800 pounds pure ground black pepper In quarter
pound packages, PACK ID in boxes Of Is pouni each.
All ths stores to bs Of best quality and ready f,r
delivery Wtthin two weeks from dats q award 40.
toal tare required IN all Gases ard No elarrs for
packages allowed. Samples required d III aitsslss
except pork.
BY order Of Major General Hancock.
J.H. GILMAN,
Bvk It. Col. 4 o.. U.o.A.
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n private letter, dated Hamilton,
Montana, February 2sth, M. Mark D.
Leadbeatsr, one Of the old settlers 81 81.
Cloud. writes:
I'VE are having some delightful weathe.
just now, In this portion Of the (Galiatin)
Valley the snow has disappeared, and the
green grass il starting finely. Cattle have
suffered much for feed this winter. Hun.
dreds have died. Horses have done DR.
wen on bunch grass, withstanding that
they had to dig for feed. Stock Of ill
kinds ID doing we'll in tie lower portion Of
the Valley; the same in the Jefferson and
Madison Valleys. -. ..ss
I'VE are looking for high water this
spring. The snow on the mountains IL
very deep. should not be surprised II
tho high water took out the Jefferson,
Madison and Gsllstin bridges this spring.
"There is report here that tho govern
mont il to rebuild Fort Ellis, and make il
an eight-oompany post. I hope this may
prove true, ~ We viii then have better
protection against Indians then 10 have
had heretofore. don't want to sec the
Indians get away this summer - they did
last. 1t is expected that they will make
another raid about July or sooner"
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The best quality Of teas and coffses,
Rt r, NJ. RUsspLL's,

UP CouNrRRY.-The Alexandra Post
says nearly one million feet Of logs are
now on hand at the Alexandria mills, "and
still they come" ....."..The value Of the
stock Of goods now open for sale in Alex
andria exceeds ninety thousand dollars.
This does not include agricultural imple-
ments.......Mr. Critohlow division engineer,
has finished preliminary surveys from Sank
Centre to the west line Of Osakis township.
The location will be made within q few
days. Messrs. Wait & Conkey have the
contract for grading fifteen miles west from
Sank Centre. The survey across the Osakis
prairie is almost an air line, and very easy
Of construction All the prairie work in
Douglas County now only waits tho dissp.
pearanoe Of snow, AZ the contractors have
taken advantage Of the continued sleigh
ing to make all preparations. Mr.. VIM.
DeGraf paid the contractors their Febru-
airy estimate on the 22nd inst. Mr.. Mead
the compsny's paymaster, arrived on the
18th, and settled with the engineer parties.
The tic contractors in this county have all
finished work and broken up their camps
in the woods. They have all made more
ties than called for in their original con-
tracts. @,,'s~5r- .!~c
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

REcovERED.-In October last, DR.. H. L.
Ticknor, Of Aneka, "a partner in the form
er drug firm Of Tioknor, Tolman l. Co., Of
this city, had bonds, TO-, to the amount
Of about SIS 600 stolen frcm his safe. Tho
matter was placed IN the hands of Major
Mc1lrath, Of st. Paul, Assistant U. 8.
Marshal. With really no clue, except .
Jimmy" found near the premises, tho Of.
ficer pursued his search during five months
and over three or four States. He finally
found that the robbery was committed by
two experienced Chicago burglars, who,
being posted by friend in the town, came
to Anoka for that special purpose, and re-
turned the next day after opening the safe
and getting tho bonds. Though not sue
oessful in getting the burglars themselves,
yet tho sesreh WAS 80 closely pressed that
some Of the bonds were discovered, and
most Of the remainder were placed in the
way Of tho officer, who returned them( S14,-
l54, 1927 over to Tioknor l. Co., on Friday
last. Major McIlrsth feels confident that
the perpetrators Of this burglary will be
arrested, and in due time be brought "a
trial. Their present location 10 known,
but time and much red tape is required BE-
fore they can be reached and brought here
from distant States.
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FOR THE EAST.

J. W. Tenvoorde is now in tho East
where he IS purchasing Al entirely now
stock Of goods for the spring trade. It will
include dry goods, clothing, dress goods,
groceries, notions, crockery, and every
thing that may be wanted. It will be the
stock Of the season for st. Cloud. In the
meantime, all goods on hand will bs sold
at cose, to make room for what are coming,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Repatriation The JOURNAL By John Zapp
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.

Repatriation THR JOURNAL BY John Zapp
Esq.,, Register Of Deeds.
Warranty Deed Transfers for Week
Ending March 3Oth, 1874
F. ]. Boiling ct al to Valentine Flsdunp
for sWq ewq sec SO T 124 r 20 Y and
swq NEG SEQ 10 T l2S r gov $500
Edward Ruff and wife to Friedelin Ruff for
lot 2 Blk % in City Of st. Cloud $500
Perry Lindbergh to John G. Boil for nwq
swq SEQ % T 126 r 33w 1926
Reuben Harshmsn and wife to William
Sohatz for seq SEQ: 20 122 r 80 w1e9OO
Anton IRELAND 10 John H. Kaikmann for
lot 7 blk l3 in Stsarns Add to St. Cloud
S. $50
Martin Fisler ST. and wife to Thesdor
Friedrich for swq neg SEQ 10 T l24 R
gov -. -. Z. ~ -. $3.50
John Wetzel to Theodor Friedrich and wife
for 81 neg sec % T 124 r gov $1,000
Theodor Frsedrich and wife to John Wetzel
for swq neg sec 10 T l24 R2Sw $3.50
Sarah Thomas an Hush to Winter Jacques
for reg neg SEQ Is + 1925 r 35w $500
Bstsey Beidlemsn to Wilhelmine Keller for
q Of WI lots s and 8 blk Is in Town Of
6suk Centre @. = !. 1915
Sherman D. Hubbard and wife to Richard
NJ. Russell for lot IL blk 81 in st. Cloud
City $500
Alexander Moore and wife to Lucas Kells
for lots IL and II blk 10 and lots and
2 blk 8 in Town Of Sank Centre $500
Holsey q. Cleveland and wife to John Van
dersluis for lots IL and u blk e5 in A A
Browns Add to st. Cloud $500
John Vandersluis and wife to Holsy Hor-
attn Cleveland for nwq sec % v neb neg
SEQ % T l24 r % $4,000
Dominiok Lommel and wife to Jacob Lemm
for nj neg sec 1872 R28w $500
First Div st. P & r Il Co to Jacob Lemm
for swq swq SEQ 20 7 l2s R 2Sw $24o
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IF you want to see a
lively time, just call at
Il. 5teinburg's, between
10 and III o'clock, when
he sets out Lunch.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

SCHOOL ExAM1NATI0N.-Tho examination
at The Ulion School on Thursday and Fri.
day oflast week passed over very satisfao-
torily, showing decided progress on the
part Of the pupils sincs the previous pub
lie examination. The rule seems to DO
thoresgAssss, and the children are able to
explsia clearly and undsrstandiugly what
ever they havssons over. The decl-
amations, to-, On Friday afternoon,
were quite IN interesting feature, and
those engaged did themselves credit.
Prof. sprasue has certainly managed this
sehool with decided ability and success.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

The advertisement Of Peabody, Lyons
30, Of St. Paul (successorss TO- Geo. Pea
body will be noticed in this issue. They
have On hand very large stock Of the
choicest brands q wines, liquors, 10,
which they ill sell q dealers Il low 6g-
Iulss, They ok ! eall. 4.
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FOR SALE OR RENT,

A good farm, with farm house, and thir-
ty acres under cultivation, shout IS miles
from st. Cloud, On the road to Sank Centre.
Will be rented for the coming season. In
quire of KERR & Co111xs.
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PERSO NAL.

On and after June LIT, 1872, will be
found ct the Drug Store Of NJ. c. Tolman
& Co., where I shall be happy to see oil my
old friends and lots Of new ones.
mar28.3m A. G. GowpY.
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Now IN SOve10teSG AUy 40S4s
r. ". FARwELI, Eso. {, Secretary.
DsAH Sin You AK my opinion Of the
Babcock Fire Extinauisher. Il needs no
word Of praise from me. It has demon
onstratsd its value. The maehinss are in
use in this Department, and many fires
hsve been put out with them. and large
damage by water prevented. They are,
beyond doubt, the best apparatus ever
invented for self protection, and II they
were in general use, many millions annu.
allys would DO saved from destruction BY
fire. fully believe in them, and com.
mend them to the public confidence. - =
Very respectfully,
JOSEPH L. PERLEY,
Chief Engineer.
-Tobey & Mitchell have 1900 marbles
~ %nv Gala .tE
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

The Des Doines (Iowa) State Register
Of the 10th, contains lengthy and very f.
vorsble account Of lecture delivered the
previous evening. in tho Hall Of the House
Of Representatives, by Mrs. Jane G. Swiss
helm. The audience comprised tho Mem
bers Of tho Legislature, with large num-
bers Of the leading citizens Of tho city.
The Reg;sser says: ut was very Asttsr-
ing compliment to tho lady in whose honor
1t WAS rendered, and one which she was
not long in convincing her audience she
deserved. The lecture WAS full Of
noble sentiments and earnest convictions,
and Mrs. Swiss helm, though ws can hardly
call her lecturer, ID woman Of superior
qualities Of head and heart, and decidedly
agreeable tslker." Mrs. 8. leotursd on
two other evenings to large audiences.
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HERN1A.-It 10 now demonstrated that
rupture can be surely cured without suffer-
log. Elastie 1russes are superssding all
others. We advise al, before buying met
al trusses or supporters, to send for 8
scriptive circular to the Elastic TRus
COMPANY, No. 68s Broadwsy, New York.
n97.13W
Fair Haven flour, the best in msrke
at r. NJ. RUssILL's.
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,.oU 4 WITH 5eAiE FACTS =. -
FROM tic our 1dil civ Record.

From tie Our 1ail CITY Record. IS
Is The 81. Cloud imbroglio has como to an
issue ct last. II lengthy communications
to ! late number Of the Press, the new ops
position paper started in St. Cloud, the
members Of the Land Office ''Riug'' come
out and fatty deny the charges Of corrup-
ton in the management Of the affairs Of
tho St. Cloud Land Office SO positively
made by TIE JOURNAL, and allege, in sub.
stance, that the record Of that Office il the
quintessenoe Of purity and. pprightness.
This forms an issue. Now let there be an
investigation-not report from . white
washing committee drawn up with tho
speoisl aim Of shielding persons In high
places, but fearless and searching in
quiry into the management Of the Land
Office which will expose to the gaze Of the
people any corrupt practices which may
have been INDUCED in, or which will show
the contrary if the contrary is the fact.
Out with tho facts.
Mu11lA1ED CuRREAcx.-The following
il tho circular referred to in last weeks
issue:
Posi- 011cI IlrA11NRNf,
Office Of the Third Asst Pbstm'r Gen.,
WASHINGTON. D. O., Feb. IL, 1872.
To PosTMAsTERs:
In reply to frequent inquiries in relation
to Mutilated Currency, your careful atten.
ton is called to tho inolosed Regulations
Of the Treasury Of the United States, and
you are respectfully directed to commune
cate the information therein contained TO
al persons who may offer Mutilatsd Cur
rency to you in payment Of Post Office dues,
or for the purchase Of money orders,
stamps, or stamped envelopes, or who may
desire you, as Postmaster, to transmit such
currency to the Treasury or Repositories
Of public moneys for redemption.
Pestmasters are not required BY law to
redeem, or accept in payment Of Post Office
dues, money orders, stamps, or stamped en-
velopes, any currency which my BE- 80 mutt
lated a. to 30 uncu,rent nor is it any part
Of their duty to receive and transmit to tho
Treasury. for redemption. Mutilated Cur
rency belonging to individuals, except a.
regular mail matter, forwarded in tho u.s.
ual manner ct the risk Of tho owner. Such
packages. ifaddrssssd to tho 1tsasw,sr Of
tie United 6tstss, D. O., win bs sent free
Of postage, but il the same DO registered,
tho registry fee must in all cases be pre-
paid by stamps.
Tho necessities Of the postal service are
such that al funds received by Postmasters
must DO kept n current and passsbls money
80 - to DO Immediately available for pay.
ing the drafts Of the Department, money
orders, and expenses Of tho service.
The arrangements Of the Treasury De-
partment for the transmission and redemp-
ton Of Mutilated Curranoy, are safe and
liberal, and afford the public ample means
to convert unourrent q. 8. money into pas.
sable ''green-ba nks'' without unreasonable
delay, and at little or no cost.
Very respectfully,
Your obedlent servant,
w. H. H. TERRE11,
Third Asst p. II. Ge,erl:
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Tho Minnesota strge Company CON-
nsnesd running their stages on runners
from this city to Fort Garry On the 18th Of
November, 1871, and have continued to do
% until Tuesdsy Of this week, making 1873
days Of slsighing. Mr.. Wait informs 10
that they will still run above Sank Centre
another week.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

Every article offered At auction will
MOST rosIuvELY be sold to the hig chest bid
der.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

"A private letter from Mr.. Montgomery.
Of Montgomery & West, states that their
immense stock Of goods will be here about
April lat.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

One Of the leading esta blishments Of
Minneapolis Is tho Trades Manufacturins
Co., manufacturers Of and dealers in Har-
ness and Collars. It Is doing = very heavy
business. and parties in Northern Mime
sofa needing nything in that line will find
it to their advantage to call or send their
orders, SEQ advertisement in this issue.
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CLOSIN g OUT.

Having received . new stock Of cho ice
staple snd fancy dry goods, and for want Of
room will sell my entire stock Of boots,
shoes and erockery At and below cost for
eaah -. :---.------.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1872-04-04

"A large supply Of smoked, dried and
salt hih, just received ct Paul Mocken-
.haupt's.
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BOARD or EDUcAT1oH.

Board met pursuant to adjou, nment-
Present, Msssrs. Barnes, Campbell, Clark,
Limperich, Edelbreek, lehman, vossberg
and the President.
Minutes Of the last meeting were read and
approved.
Tho report Of tho Principal Of the Union
School WAS read and ordered on file.
Tho resignation Of Miss Moo one
Of tho teachers, WAS accepted. =.
On motion Of DR.. Tolmaa, it was unani-
mously voted inexpedient to employ q
teacher to fill the vacancy made by Miss
McGaughey's resignation; and the Prinei.
pal, assisted by committee was instructed
to make the nesdful regulations for the
conduct Of the school.
Permission was granted to DR.. Tolman
to hold tho examination Of tesohers for
the county schools in one the rooms Of the
school building.
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, it WAS voted
to introduce the Psyson, Dutton & soribner
system of penmauship in tho schools, and
Mr.. Campbell Was instructed to make IT.
rsngements for supply Of tho writing
books.
The Principal Of the school was instruct
ed to procure further supply Of deport-
msnt cards.
Tho Board then adjourned to meet satur-
day evening, May 4, 1872, At Z O'Clock.