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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
MEXICO.

(rrobnbI5 Outbreak in MontereSo
= 9MATAMORAs, September 6.-The news
Grom Monterey continues TO indicate prob
able outbreak in that city in consequence
Qf the contest in the election of governor
for the State of NeuvO Leon. General
Garcia Ayala having received majority in
Che popular vote over either of his cOmpetl-
tors. his friends are saDguine of success in
che Legislature, upon which the choice now
Clevolves.
The present State government bitterly
opposes General Ayala and has organized a
military force, which is guarding the gov.
ernors palace, Snd several chiefs of the
revolution of last year, who sympathze
with the authorities, have reached Monte
rey, and taken up their quarters there. The
federal government, which is supposed to
favor Garcia Ayala, has ordered several
companies of cavalry from San Luis Potosi
to Monterey, and their arrival is daily
looked for.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
ENGLAND.
The Great Eastern.

LONDON, September 6.-The steamship
Great Eastern. which for some time past
has been graphing Tor the Atlantic cable,
is expected to return to Sheerness on the
fifteenth of this month.
Trial of Ranc-De BrOglie's Letter.
special dispatch from Paris to the
Times says the trial of Ranc, which was
authorized by the National Assembly for
his participation in the instruction of the
Commune, will not take place until the
case of Marshal Bazaine is disposed of 1t
is also stated in the same dispatch that the
letter purpOrting to be from the Due de
Brogle to AM English diplomatist,i giving
the reason for the overthrow of Theirs,
which was lately published in New York
journal, is apocryphal.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
SPAIN.
Conditions Upon Which CASTELAR, will Ac-
cept the Presidency of spain.

MADRID, September Gin the session of
the Cortes today, Senior Castelar, further
demanded, as the conditions upon which he
would accept office, that he be empowered
to increase the purchase of 5000 rifles, to
organize the militia, and to impose forced
Loan, or be furnished the means by which he
could obtain 100000, 900 pesos to meet the
expenses of the war against the Carlists
and lntransigentes insurgents. He also de-
manded authority to suspend the constitu-
tional guarantee and deprive the ayunta-
mlentos OF the power they now exercise,
when in his judgment such measures be-
come necessary. The Cortes unanimously
voted to confer all the powers demanded
Senior Martos has arrived in Madrid
SerranO Gene TO Madrid.
LONDON, September 6.-The Hour has
special from Biarritz stating that Serrano
has gone to Madrid
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
MEDICAL.
BUREAU or W0SAn ,1,t'>>1 ,E.,,r, :,

BSoaU OF MONADIC MEDICLSE>
ner of Sgefy ano Midwifery No 1853 Bieuvii,e Pop
Ncdic aah part part street, near Canal street.
sinI a'ai Depart meut-Cnres Palsy Pevers Prv
aud in ht Iu INSANITY Drop !, Rheumatisn,
mati d 10" days al! painful afec. ions and ipfam
frI,noonas OF The Brain, Spinal Cord and Nerves
Rin3dt, Lungs, heart Liver, stomach RowaIs
uutr, hldneys, Bones, Joints, etc Ten doIiars
uek 'or ne treatme and cure of any disaasa
~ sIcai Observation-Disclosures Fractures IT,
and sa ana Designations; speedily cures Impofentia
aHu Sterlilty, Scrofuia all ClethraI and S.r11
fre sTmarges yenereal Scrota and Skin Diseases
tlequent or difficult Crinations; preserves 9fI.
tS'n amputauon and the Bladder from Litbo. ilins
~ uissoivlng stones, etc, and cures uicsrs 10y
oexs 9I structures without pain. ' o~AA-
eases "f th pepa tme1t-Positively cures all diso
chaT.s "i rn I WOMB and ovaries, all unusual dos
nlceIat.ons or irritatons and wber tss
m,snses gre painful or INSTRUCTED from anu .se
s woa.sfer The cause is removed end saSItp $50
,aase addressed to poescfce beg 11gl Yau On.
bonps Rr 1asia cV1!! receive atfentssn. tjiss,
29r a oI iAoies 10 A. NJ to I2 M ana te-s NJ
IVA SS@a oisaAen from te p u " - 10
fsr,rn, LAECELOf H. YsERfJsr
''' snnasa Esc5or 81 Medicine and pheos.xpr.
%em5sr elect OF the Royae College af svrSgeeass
s SSs u tle Hgntsrian Aoefstp Al MSdScgnea
!snaneeePhH and Bellies Lto..re il tie TnfnertS
i rs 81 a'sndfS, HsisbgRs 20 Asarsws sc
eS% ~"
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

Our lawyer friends may. poehapoo Qqq9a
miniscences of Fifty Years'o
An eminent judge used to say thao. in els
opinion, the very best thing ever said BY a
witness to a counsel was the reply given to
Missing, the bsrrister, at the time leader of
his circuit. He was defending a prisoner
charged with stealing donkey. The pros
eeutor had left the animal tied up to gate.
and when he returned it was gone, Missing
was very aevere in his examination of the
witness.
DO you mean to say the donkey was
stolen from that gate p
mean to say, sir"-givipg the Judge
ana the jury sly look, at the same time
pointing. to the counsel-'the ass was
Missing
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
Monetary~-CommerciaI.
NONE TARYo
OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN, I
$ATEEpAp tyF-,rSt sent eJpf er IL02

MON : Lar Y o
. - -
@ftSE OF THE DAiLf REPUBLICAN,
40 ss'@' EVENING september 0, 1889
oIA Money market exhibited more animation 80
day with a stronger demand tor discounts both ia
Dank and on the street The tIansac tons reported
III TIE banks, moreover avere at SITTER and
require some advance is 0tB quotations. The
weekly returns OF the clearing house banks show
an increase IN Che offerings. but the deposits and
currency balances SHOW little variation. We now
qsots HrsY CLASS paper ~ 1907 2 cent u annum
Win coIattras, without at lldl2 al at Pals and
second class ae l8U-oo Mortgage 9apeg Sulee at
b 5sS 5rst edass anS u tOS seconde
SEue s,s,fpYNs E,fe 4prSo asa9-sr
S1eaCDgse S3anees.
SaPSsM0eS o.. ooooosoe sos, aG9 &i06 0f5 Sc
same ilinto iasS we@So Sbt,23s % ie3 88o Sc
r".te last wees.ooooos &st7e94 90 Pcs 77ste j.
Sofai week betore-..o S,:5tN4o 20 S3e5O3 30
York.. AID sftey 4 moderate teusipess oiosed at
1855 0'45s. against 1873. az New York. showing a
decline OF l j c a to9h sarkete. Tie sales Summed
uIsabOus $4,000, embracing Is 600 at 1Is $1,000
az ls4ts SIS g0S AZ 1888 09Iel. qe50e .. .saI a,
5ls 10 5000 az ia Rad q 1000 az Iis]o ''0 %
No sales OF sIlgeS were qepolqeG. 9n,seiease
halt dollars Sels euetesl 8eplnas ~ 1901 10
and slexieaqa dollars az ge is god for Az. Va asG
ptSr for eDlds
SteYlirx exchange, dep enc isgn.0es so tsa
sapid dec se ip gold 10 SeS Sopko oIosed at a 70.
dScoioq oq 81 - ee.o eIs ,rieare bills and oo.
banko She SAGE slsyouutsS 80 SI32CO oompyisinr
{ 100 bio 90 odia.s az 1918 1000 Al csas az I22
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
MARKETS.
Domestic Markets.

| NEW YORK, September 6, Evening" Cotton CLOSED
| quiet and steady: middlings 20ls d207sc; sales to
day 6I5 bales; net receipts 1872; gross 1851 Fuf:lr4s
closed firm sales to-day II 400 as follows: Sepem.
Der 1874 Glac; October l84c November l8c: De-
cember II l8c. Flour 5Ul0c better fair ey
port demand; common TO fair export 81 1877 50
for spot Parcels. Corn unsettled closing with the
moons advance partially lost. Lard weak. Freghts
firm. Groceries and navals quiet
Skies of 1881 ll9; tve.twenties % 1862 ll6. of
1864 lie; of 1865 III; ll5]s; of 1867 ll7 of 1888
li6 new hves ia; ten forties ll21.. State bonds
unchanged.
currency to gold. During the afternoon there
were few loans at LEA per diem At the close
the market easier at coin to 80 and interest
Exchange was decidedly frmer and advanced
to 8.
Gold was heavy and lower under the continued
pressure TO sell. 1t declined ll45, to 1929,
closing at ll3dll3g.
Money rates for carrying s. 4, ), 3 and to fiat
CINCINNATI, September 6-Cotton steady; mid.
ding l9c Flour firm at f107 Is. Wheat firm at
3 4Odl -. Corn firm at SIC. Oats quiet and I'M
changed Proyisons irmer. Mess pork. sales at S 6;
held az Sl6 IS. Lard steady steam : 3 68c; kettle
Ssc Bulk meats firner and more active; shoulders
Sac; clear rib ad95s; clear 9L.c Bacon firm:
demand good; shoulders CSC; clear rib 04o cleaS
ieh,c Whisky steady at soc.
IT. Louis, September 5.-CottOn dug a2G el6ra-
mai. Flour firm and unchanged. Wheat-Buyers
and sellers apart little dose; No. red ealsbie 40
S 81 No. ? red winter saiable at 81 SD corn
frme9 car lots of No. mixed 47c; 0Ina lots Is %
10 &c, regular. Oats advanced: car lots of No ,
y &c; elevator round lots 81 Sc. Whisky lower az
s'c. Pork quiet at $l6 IS; Bacon frme,o moTe
dong small lots of shoulders at go d9asc; eeag
rib 10 / close; clear lOl, 1lOzc for ronnd ontS
Bulk meats lOl.c. Lard steady; refined 8oeo
Foreign Markets.
glvERPooL, September c, Evening.-@aieo 90 80
lands for delivery in September on tbs basiot9
vember delivery on the basis OF good orsooa1o
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

A nsnisser asked a tipsy fsllews leaning
up against fence, where he expected to 90
10 when he died. "If esn't get along any
better than de now" he replied, II shan't
60 anywhere
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
LEGAL NOTICES.
oNiIED STATES DISTRICT CnJ1RT
DISTRICT OF LOUISIANA.
' MA LEE OF BASTIAN BROTHERS
Bankrupts ''
In INTERCHANGEABLE. 1871

w 1880! 40, MlCHAEL AND JACOB RaSTTAN
In oI new Orleans and district aforesajd gnIv
Woi ~ bankrupt under the act of Con~1ess ~
ab pool,oh praying for discharge and certiicsis
sh rom an their debts and other claims prov
Notice is therefore given to all creditors u,,
,n I'M poted their debts and to all other persons
ie-a 81 mat The seventeenth day of Eovember
ut II a. N is asst CRED for the hearing Of ,be
an ana That they may then and there attenS
nrava sn oE cause, If any they have WIN the
and 80 u me SAID petition should not be granted.
i il Iner hotlce is given that the bankrnrs vi
on ~ go c an examnotion before Register KELLOGG
ii Ne fourteenth day of November A. D. 1874 81
a. y. ", al ms cf1ce, Customhouse building az
oler =, Office, New Orleans September Sia-,
%, - 10 X. LOEW, Deputy Clerk
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
COMMERCIAL
asqyNaAo EEgsIye. Be- ptsmAea Q. ls99

9sTsxeAo &ygsIse ssptsmSeq @ $685.
GssyYGS-eSfle sales seaiaS embraced 9e jisIoe q
9G1 prices, Sut esuSing 10 change in QUE sueta-
siense We sse also tie Exchange figures, sphich ae
for average stsaccordins Dithits types wlm our .
age hsts, but with tho outside tgiSes Cos Esw
mitaing, good ordinary and ordinary Avsas ss
sle outside for stsice % those grades:
8Rw O&SEASS CLASSIFICATION assIS5q aSEn
Sss 1905 a.o Ss'ERqOoSo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
EDUCATIONAH.
ST0 Marks ACADEMY

on the ISL, session of Ys School for Girls wflI IMAM
depce NJ th puep'ehiner temporarily al the 80
end Prytania streCs oi oi General TayiGS
AS the number of schoror, ;,,
application is advisable VIII DC limited, early
wqa tenn. nT ana circulars apply to Mo Marian r.
deYf cornar ~ he fmsn e. Duncan sfipeIinrerS
au3D lmeod "u 'aehcg streets.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
L. Is. Aidrich contributes this delicate
fancy to the September Atlantic:

These wntrv nights against nv s-indoo nra
Nature with magic pencil draws designs
OF ferns and blossoms and fms spray of bosss.
Oak leaf aud acorn and fantastic vines
Which slf'- VIII make when summer eauaas srasrn
Weird arabes9uee in silver, fat ard cold
Like curious Chinese esehihgs Iy ana ev
walking my leafp garden as Of ola 80
These frosty fantasies shall charm my eve
IA asara dadhAscks 6mepad sad gold
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

sliHeYy aosco ~i@ Ee given On the balIstia board
o. dSpar.ores fer kex Vest Florida; Browssvills
Honduras, etc. oa'0' 0'i esh
c. W. RUS9G0Lp, pcstuas.sr
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

f. O Ut VS. vs.: F. scbnmacher-secoud Inc
q018 and 42l9. 0no "oss. SUI,
RI sIgTUE OF THREE WRITE OF HpRr ne1.x
send Ja mae af os TED y she Hon W L. Evans
reass IN Tia a al sSe resee in and for the parish OF
5 5e az padre s auction front or the stsnsWai
BAY septsn Ss 80 l IS garenne street o. ae
2sh TOP BUGGY AND HARNESS. a's'-
Terms-&ash on the SPOT
eH II 'ohS M@G0RaAea, 6sgsssaas
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

FRANCES Berry vs.. Robert Brown aud .Jen.
ne BroWh' ms wlfe-Sixth Justice Court for
RY VIRTUE OF WRIT OF FIER1 FACrAs To
= me directed by the Hon. John DaIv Sixtb
Justice OF the Peace IN and for the parish of Orleans
~ bhe ABOVE entitled suit have seized and
VIII proceed to sell at public auction at NV W.
mouse, No. 81 st. Andrew street near Msoaziro
" ~ "oNDAf september g. 1873, at ten O'clock A
S SHE LOI or HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE.
rency eu "tatec cur
2u28 se37 WJIJaaN Tnrpv o-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

IS
our lotteries are chartered by the state are
ao"ays drawn at the cime named ana ali draw.
siOners. ~ li''
me ofhc1al drawing will be published in the ST.
LOUIS papers, and copy of the drawing sent to
purchasers of tickets ."
We Will draw similar scheme the last dav of
every month during the year 1873. ' VI
Remit by postotfice money orders reg;s+arss
letter, draft or express
Send for circular Address
MURRAY MILLER co
apl0 cod WV " ' 'ishouiL
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

al5y OF new Orleans vs.. the lugxer
Ssseph A Walsh, captain and owners-Sevenfh
SSG nssice 0ourt log t6o paris5 OF orleans, No.
RT 6IRTUE OF RB9S OF FIERq FAte.s
$50 - TO me airested DO gre Hon. l. W Falls,
parish OF Orleans, viii proceed to sell at pr,,lic
auction 90 THUbSDA5, September lS S273, at
THE 2UGGEP S0sEpq9 % WALSH. sails and
10 5s she now lies on 9he ground near ohe foot
Of 6meila stree in front % the New oorools Bnid
eb Sna Manufactufhs S9mpanye bsek oa1S in
SelZed in the abe emf 0ieJ aup,
Sency. 'o-es " q
se29I9 q D p.rS c.-,
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
Marine Intelligence.
osee-A-1a6-oo
GosFSSR OF THE REe@ss5Sesy 3
SUNDAY, septerNlsu e $500 /

SssSf9k OF THE REPgSS6SS9X
4 sunday, septeneeo e eae3o
eIESHHy YESTERDAY
1 0;eeHSe aoes Friedrich, Buchanan for 9qsesoa
ssacssle. Sc SAlg4a, Asnee aor Cienfussoe
S.Go 4 eia'seoeS Ses, sisssina sr apaaohpeLS
ARRIVED Yesterday
SsS@ sSsovsle aoW soa ac.sstnes.s
STEAMBOATS,
s.so@seeeo Eilfame 15osl 40 eGe;e
Q SaSdse, Saoaaoe, dsose &asos Rouge
BELOW AT QUARANTINE
!spsa0 sSs bsrs Pesa, Rguer, daye SooEs Fee aaA,
i'll ballast, 90 " Fnlig &co-e
Bsg Deve'ese, fuat efanss g olayo Ssesas Ssossesa
to 9laSteTo
scSee'ss sivoe Queen. SicSsso 10 $3.50 sssB saSss
oeSoeaoS. &c 8 seoSs ps'slo eoaDeo
EXPORTS
ssgsssS~8RSis S0aaoic6oS6S SStGe 9sSecee 5000
etayes
CIEEfUSG@a- d whipple-Peoo skis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Golden sg"-In SKIS salt
bbls whisky bbls sugar 3 bbs oil 81 bbls tiolS D
bXs nH5 and sUndries
RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE
ST EeSIS-Steamer Exporter-293 bbs a1a,iea 500
bbls potatoes 212 bbs onions 200 bbls pork 2Qi4 bbls
-four l42 chs bacon $50 Iaes hay hEds tobacco &C 2
SKIS corn 200 kegs lar % ana surdry proiuo
BATON ROD GE-StoaIner b L Sudae-S m, 90
oiGo - e1e Eiec ond suIdrios
SECgIqss By EAILeoA9g
NEW ORLEANS, JnCBsoS aQD GRRAPsORrB
ERS RAILROAD September CLOS bales cotton and
sundres
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND TEXAS RAIL.
ROAD September 6---j bales cotton and sundries
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
STEAMSHIPS.

>~>r>~>>>'>/>r~>
STATE LbNE STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
The following new first class fuII.powe&ed fuyao
pulit screw steamships are int Eded 70 sail regn
larly between NEW ORLEANS and L.VSRpS6I
and GLASGOW and NEW YORK: WI
LOUiSlANs, 200 tons register CAPTAIN Stewart
MiNNheolA Zooo tons register. CAPTAIN HamEn
ALA pa ~ a I4u TONS register. Capta n Flint
FfasNSn Nv ANA, $500 tons register Cat.raiI Braea
VIRGINIA, 250O tons re gster $50. Canaan cadisr
1hohGlA, Zooo tots register. ........-
<A The steamers of this line wiz sal,
@ for Liverpool direct as follows:
MINNESOTA. SATURDAY. September %
From New York to Glasgow;
n!hulNIA...... Wednesday Ausust &
ShORGiA: .Wedne sday A,enst 90
NslLVANlA.. ........ Wednesday Septenber
- win receive and sign through bills Of ladirp to
Hayre Bremen Hamburg, Antwerp, Rotterdam
and all C0ntn mental ports. 'Au
Return tickets issued available for ruvrvu
MONTHS, at reduced rates and Tbrouqh T;nLa+s
to all parts of the United Kip salom and Eurona
a steWarOesS aid SUI geOn attached 70 each
steamer; no charge is made for Attendance and
medicines, -'-'Ne 0n0
Money orde RS granted free of charge
Prepaid Emigr alton Tickets issued here IN mar
yes deslr0us OF sending for their friends
These vessels cross the bar ut all times without
detention. ~ ' "4'Hous
For freight and passage, having superior accom-.
quotations, apply to
A. X. MILLER 60
q eeI4 no. ~ Carondelet street, New Orleans
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
C0NSTABLES' SALES.


warren, Davis 4 Freret vs.. Caspnr Null
ltf-Naht vs. Name-Firat Justice Court for
uhe PaIlsh OF Orleans Nos. 1854 AID 1885
Rl FlRllE OF TWO WRITS OF FIERI FACJAS
- 10 me directed by the Hon. W T. Houston
rirst justice OF the Peace in and for the parish of
ofleahs, Will proceed to sell at public auction
~ the Merchants and Auctioneer's Exchange
ROYAL street. between Canal and CustomholIse
Streets IN the Second District of this civ on
THURSDAY, September 25. 1873 at twelve O'Clock
NJ, me following described property, to wit
TWO LOTS OF GROUND together with all the
Improvements thereon, rights. WAYS privileges
ana appurfenances thereunto belonging or in any
wise appertaining, situated in the Sixth District of
TINS city 1.-THE late faSbourg st. Joseph CITY of
Jefferson and parish of Jefferson in this State)
designated by the Nos. and of square No )
winch is bounded by jersey. Pension Laurel and
court surveyor, on the eighth OF September 1864 a
copy OF which is annexed to an act pas sed in the
office OF Hugh Madden, on the twenty second Jan
uary, 1906; according to which plan sai lots meas
IRE ca % feet inches front Laurel street, by
no feet in depth. and 20 feet . inches lines in
width in the rear, all American r.eas1lre Said
property was acquired by Thomas Pension de-
ceased, by purchase from Anthony D. V,Aln as per
act passed before Hugh Madden on the sixtb dav
Of May 1862, and wac acquired by tl0 said q
auIier Db purchase froTa che succession OF Thomas
Peqliston. by act passed lofbn 9ugt Madden. on
She frsa day of March 1860 H' 'A
seln& l6She0 above entt.tnS eng SUaeSeSaS eA0
oeIqNs-o'ash 9BsSs spoto Q 10 90
6usS seb25 JOHN 9QRJE0 Nrsrss,bro
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

2lvERPooL, September c, Evenfng-SaS0 % 90
lands for delivery in September. on tbs basic q
low middlug, 87sd Orleans for October and so
vember delivery, on the basis OF good orsooa1o
94sS
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07
RECEIPTS OF pRODUCRn
arrivals and Departures,

/ Close. Arrive.
z - NJ. . 3. NJ.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-09-07

2UsTN, Texas, September 6o-Grea9 as2fO
ETY. IS felt regarding the yellow fever in
Galveston and Shreveport. A private felsa
gram states that Houston has quarantined
Galveston, thereby stopping &R ehrough
travel.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-21
County Superintendent.

Above will be seen the announce.
ments OF two candidates for tue Office
Of County Superintendent Of Free
SchoolG-Mr. +. S. Bland, Of Weston,
and Mr.. John s. Hall, Of Collins Set
Element District.
They are both too we'll known to
need an introduction at our hands to
the voters Of the county; but 1t may
b proper, (and We know it is custo.
nary to speak briefly as to the various
candidates.
Er. Bland is highly spoken of by
hi, friends as to bis qualifications for
the position. His profession as a law
yer necessarily implies a drst.class cd
ucation and his experience in some
Of tho higher schools in the city Of
Parkersburg, has earned for hin The
name Of good educator. lie is,
beyond doubt, qualified for the posi-.
ton.
Mr.. Hall, the present incumbOnt,
has labored hard and faithfully during
his term Of office, and bis works are
before tho people. He has done a
great deal to elevate the standard Of
education, and has succeeded. lie
has won the oncomiums Of all BY bis
earnest endeayors to pSrform bis duty,
and deserves the name of good and
faithful servant" We hardly think
any one conversant with school matters
will doubt Mr.. Halls eminent fitness
for tho position.
We may refer to this contest again
but for tho present commend tho mat.
ter 70 tho consideration Of the sovereign
people.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-07-21
The school Law

/. That for The purpose of free
schools the several counties Of the state
shall be divided into school districts
and sub districts. Until changed, rs
hereinafter provided, the townships
aud districts. as now arranged, shall
constitute the districts and sub.dis.
tricts. respectively, Of tho several
COUNTS.
9. Each county shall DO under the
control Of county superintendent. |;
each district shall bc under the COZ.
troll Of a board Of education ; and each
,ub.distr6t under tho control Of one
trustee. The.same person shall not
be eligible to more than one Of these
Offices at the same time. Tho board
Of education shall consist Of a prssi.
dent and two commissioners. An
election for these officers shall be held
at the school house Of each sub.dis.
trict, frotn nine o'clock in the morn.
ing ill six p. N Of tho second Friday
of August. 1878. aad every two years
thereafter. It shall be the duty Of
tho board Of education u each district
to give at least three weeks notice Of
this election by causing tho same TO DO
posted al each Of the places at which
poll is to be taken, and at such other
places as they may think necessary. =
lfthere is mere than one school.house
in a district, said election shall DO
held at tho one most convenient 10 the
voters of each sublistrict, to be desig.
mated by tho board Of education hay.
Ing control over the same. Pollbooks
shall shall be prepared by the county
superintendent, and delivered to The
trustees Of the several school houses at
which elections arc to be held. At
this election tho persons qualified TO
vote for members Of Ill. state legisla.
turC shall DO tie electors. A Judge
and clerk Of such election (neitber Of
whom shull DO eligible to any Of The
Offices TO be filed by such elec,iOu)
shall be chosen by those present at the
place Of voting at tue time Of opening
The polls for tile same. The person
thus chosen for Judge shall preside at
said election 10 case Of q tic 10 the
vote for trustee he shall give the cast.
ing vote, aud deliver a certif cate Of
bis election to the person receiving the
highest number Of votes for this Office,
signed by himself aud clerk. Within
ton days after tho holding Of said cleo.
ton, he shall also forward to tue score.
tary Of the board Of education Of lis
district the full Official records Of Tue
election for all the officers specified In
this section. Tho board Of education
for each district shall assemble on tho
second Monday ntor said election, and |
majority Of the same being present,
shall open and examine The election
records Of tho several sub.diuric,s.-l
They shall ascertain tlierUfron who
has received the largest number Of
votes for tho several officers Of tho
district board Of education, and give
certificates Of their election 10 tho Der.