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National Banks Called ON TO Report
Their Condition on 18th Sept.

WASHINGTON, Oct. i13s-The Comp.
troller Of Currency to-day issued circulars
calling upon all the National Banks for q
report Of their condition at tho close oi
business hours, Friday, Sep tember 10.
The Bank Superintendent otthe State
of New. York has already called for re-
port Of the condition Of allthe State Banks
ofthat State for the same day, so that the
complete statistics of all the banks, both
State and National, in the city and State
OF New York can be compiled
from. these returns when received. The
Comptroller, also selected this day in Or
der that he may be able TO furnish com.
plete statistics Of the condition of the
National banks Of the whole country.
just previous to the beginning Of the pan.
lc, as the call for Q report has been delay.
ed for ten days beyond the usual time It
Is urgently requested that the bank off,
cial will respond as promptly as possible
to the circular ol the Comptroller. a.. N
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The Conway.Pomeroy Shooting Case

wAsmNdroN, Oct. 1s.-Marlin F. Con.
was, who was arrested Saturday night
last, for shooting ex-senator Pomeroy,
will have . preliminary hearing OF the
police court tomorrow morning. Pomeroy
denies the statement that he will decline
to prosecute Conway, and says the COM
plGint will be entered by the officer who
made the arrest. But all who witnessed
the shooting have been summoned, TO-
getherTith the ex-senator, who will also
give his testimony.
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To Mr.. CAMPBELL we extend hearty
welcome. He Is an old hand at the bust.
ness and knows all about the requirements
Of the position he has resumed. We do
not expect 10 agree with him in opinions
concerning all OF the various public ques:
lions that are continually arising, but our
difference Of judgment, like those VIC
have had with his immediate predeces-
sOr, will lead to nc personal III will and
10 unseemly vituperation. There Is
abundant room In this city and State for
both the INTELLIaENcER and tho Ite9ts-
Ter, and there Is no good reason why
either establishment should wish Ill to the
other. Mr.. Campbell is q gentleman OF
well proved mental ability and of success.
lul experience as a journalist and business
man. Under his editorial management
Tue ISTELIIaRNcRR will doubtless con-
tuuG to exercise Its full share OF influence
upon the prosperity Of the State Wheel.
'Hg Register cfyestsrday.
We thank tho Register Tor It's express
sions Of good will, and by way OF rccip-
FOcatiOn improve the occasion 10 say that
IN returning to this paper VIC have de-
Ietnlued TO live in peace, If not in har.
uOny, not only with our neighbor but our
cOiempOraries generally. Dealing in un.
pleasant personalities Is not SO much in
IAshlOn among newspapers now as 1t used
lobe, either In Wheeling or elsewhere,
and the fact indicates progress in the
tight direction. The sharp and well de-
aned old issues that used to be discussed
IN the red hot style Of the Eatonsville
Gaa!tt, were extensively cleaned out by
the War, and the stock in trade Tor those
disposed to edit newspapers in The "pitch
10" style Is much reduced in consequence,
For instance, an editor can be a Republi-
Can nowadays without being referred to
Us "onr wOoly headed cotemporary," OF
he can boa Democrat without being al
!uded to as "a miserable loco'ioco."
these epithets have been made obsolete
BY the grand revolution wrought in the
politics Of,he country, and as yet no now
coinage of an equivalent character has
succeeded them. The motto Of the Press
Is substantially that Of President Grant,
VIZ "Iet US have peace" And SO We say
" our neghbors Of the Register.
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DEATHS.

D WARRINGTON, Oct. 1S.-Col. VIM. Il.
MesseiI, aged 90, died here today He
~ ~ henry Clay's private Secretary
Uuslns bis canvass for Presidency.
huPFALo, Oct. 13.-CaptAin, James W,
SHvetl!le, one Of the Oldest seq and lake
SSap@ins, Sa died suddenly here This alter
OOn Of appoplexy.
vsr' LOUIS, Oct 13.-The dead body oi
Mm. Seville, 0 machiniSt ol Pittsburgh
~ Sad lo'metly fireman. In Huran Works
,Sst city, was found dead In the tunnel al
we Intersection 81 Second street today
y \ u supposed he accidentally iell IRON
'uepavement above,
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RAILROAD ACCIDENTS.

Pnr1ApELpn1A, Oct. 14@a a. Ma
report has just reached here that two
trains collided on the Camden & Amboy
Railroad tonight OF Palmyra. and that
the engineer and fireman Of one Of the
trains were killed. No particulars.
RICHMOND, Oct: 13.--A collision occur.
red to-day on the Chesapeake s. Ohio
Railroad al Trevillian station between
the express and freight train. No one
injured. Loss $4,000. The cause was
the carelessness of the engineer on the
freight train.
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Gratifying News From Cincinnati
and Chicago.

The news in q financial way from Gin.
cinnati this morning puts brighter ap'
pearance on the outlook than 1t has worn
for some days. So also does tho follow.
iug dispatch from Chicago: "The Union
National Bank will reopen its doors and
resume business tomorrow. The Comp
trOller OF Currency notified the directors
that they were free to resume, as the rate
ofliquldation adopted by the bank was II.
legal, some stock having been voted by
proxy, whereas the law requires IN such
cases that voting shall be by the stock
holders in person.
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CHICAGO.

Boarding Housekecper Murdered.
CHICAGO, October 13.-About midnight
last night at the boarding house, No. !
Butterheld, IN the extreme southern part
Of the city, Patrick Lawless was stabbed
40 that he died In an hour afterwards, by
James Walsh, who with two companions
forced an entrance into the house with
the design Of attacking the keeper Of the
house, who had expelled him for non,pay'
ment Of board. The murderer and his
companions have oil been arrested. y /
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For Tuesday in the Gulf States, south.
easterly winds, o somewhat higher tenn
perature and increased cloudincss, posi-
sibly with rain on the Western Gulf coast.
For the South Atlantic States, southeast
and southwest winds with generally clear
weather. yt.,;,J. .y 5.a:L Cl.9 r.
For the Middle and Eastern States, a
falling barometer, southwest winds and
cloudy or partly cloudy weather.
For the Lower Lakes, southerly veering
TO westerly winds, with cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lakes and Northwest,
northwesterly winds and clear or clearing
weather.
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Chamberlain, Of Norfolk, Virginia. by
their agent in this city, Mr. William War.

ChamDerlaln, OF NOIlOlK, niIsluia, Wy
their agent in this city, Mr. William War
Fins'GRi rs G%Risiaa Bend, Arkansas, ! Il 5ye.,ssdsS.
in congregation Of about twenty five
persons attending religious services
$52S 25 were collected, Of which 1901 %
were in cotton seed, 1926 sacks, and the
balance in cash, for the reliet Of the Men,
pn5s omsnses n1aisISSi oct, is.-Ths benefit given
by the Exposition managers to the Ssut'
ierers at Memphis this evening, was a de-
cided success. Between 10000 and 3OI-
900 people were present The receipts
were between $4,000 and $4,000.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 13.-Subscrip.
tions for relief Of Memphis and Shreve-
port, reach $4,000. The grand prone.
made concert will be given in the Exposi'
ton Hall, Thursday, under Masonic aus
pices. Proceeds for the relief fund. =,
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The IntermInable Case of the 81.
Louis Mutual Insurance Co: ~

ST. LoUB, Oct. 13.-The motion to dis.
solve the injunction granted q few days
ago by Judge Krum against the ST. Louis
Mutual Insurance Company, on petition
Of William Selby, State Superintendent ol
Insurance, was sustained today in
an elaborate decision by the Judge. Ma.
dill & Co., continue 70 transact business
as heretofore. A motion 10 dismiss the
action against the company was over
ruled, but the officers Of the company as
sert that they ere prepared tosmake Wig.
orous fight, and can prove without ques-
tlon, that abe company Ia not only SOL
vent, but has over q 1000 900 assets in
excess Of liabilities. ....u.. A..
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A Vcnder Of Non. Explosive Oil Kill.
ed by an Explosion of the Nom -Ex.
plosive Article.

NASHVILLE, Oct 19.-Near Oakland,
Miss, ON the Mississippi & Tennessee
Railroad last Sunday morning an non
explosive oil yender, name not ascertSined
was burned 10 death by the explosion Of
a can Of the fluid. The man was sitting
In passenger coach and had with him
several cans OF oil when the conductor
entered the car with lighted
lamp, which p supposed to have ignited
with the gas emitted from q leaking eau,
It was with great difficulty that the man
was extricated from the flames and the car
saved from destruction. He died soon al.
ter being taken from the car.
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A Heavy Judgment Against a Tax
Collector.

MEMpms, Oct. 1s.-The case Of VIM.
Mclean, late o tax collector OF Shelby
county, has been decided by the Supreme
Court against him and his sureties for the
entire amount, about $500, 900, except
the taxes collected for the Mississippi &
Tennessee, and Memphis and Ohio Rail
roads. These not being included in the
bosds given In the cash interest, &c. ad,
ded 10 the original amount, increase the
total judgment considerably.
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PITTSBURGH, Oct 1S.-River about on
stand, with 25 inches In the channel.
Weather clear and cool.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 13-Riverunchaug
LOUISVILLE, Oct 13,-River stationary
with % inches In canal, 90 inches on
Portland bar. Weather clear and cool.
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JIM. Hayner & Co.'S sweet corn dry.
ing establishment, situated about two
miles south Of Lebonon, Ohio, was totally
destroyed by fire Sunday morning, Loss
$4,000. Insured for $4,000
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$3.50 Prizes, Amounting 70 $500, 600.

Tickets, $40. HAlf Tickets, S5. Quartsru, $3.50.
U-our lotteries arc chartered By tho Stats,
arc always drawn Of the timo named, and all
dfawingc are under tho supervision Of sworn
commissioners.
the a. 1ouis nSnerS- ana ennv nS I5rawir1 eent M
10 purchasers OF uckets.
"We will draw similar scheme tho last
day OF evry month during tho year 1873.
~ Remit at our riAf by PoBToyHfcn Monty
OlDKRS, REggFKRKD LErTEn, DlARF or III.
PRESS. Send for circular Address
-1a MURRAY, MILLER D CO.,
-... Postotico Box 2H6,
apo. .Tu- -Th-St&W IT. Louis, No.
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ENGLAND.

LONDON Oct. IA dispatch from
Berlin announces several failures In that
city. ~ .g-..' z s'aE'-. r ."
Lord Tenterden will succeed Edmund
Hammond as Under. Secretary OF State
for the Foreign Department. p : \
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John Crawford, a physician formerly
Of Pittsburgh, attempted suicide Sunday
night at Philadelphia, while under the
influence Of chlorotorm.
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The man who arrived In London q
few days ago. claiming to be Arthur Or
ton, has disappeared.
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BY TELEcR A;R,H.
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT
Exclusively to the IntslllSoneer.

By the Western Union Lane. szrw
once Northwest cor. Of Main and Monroe slel
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-Ex-Presldent johnson arrived in
Washington, Monday morning, and e
stopping at the Metropolitan Hotel.
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This assurance gave great satisfaction
here in business circles, as indicating
that the Lake Shore Road Is still strong.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 13.-The Clear.
Ing House Association has established
two per cent premium as the rate to be
collected for exchange for the present,
on bills and notes which are made pa "a.
bic with exchange on New York.
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Business and Finan cial Matters

CHICAGO, October 13,-Ithaving been
announced by o special report that the
notes Of tho Lake Shore Railroad, to the
amount Of over $200. 600, held by the
Rolling Dlill Company, in payment for:
rails, had been protested Saturday
Enquiry was made IRON. this city 10 day
Of the Rolling Mill Company, and the
following reply received:
CLEVELAND, Oct. 13-Everything has
been paid up to this time.
(Signed) H.} ELS. PAGE,
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weather Report.
PROBADILITIRA,

4r- - 1a' WAN pnARrnrHr,
U1PIul or TIN CHIEF SIgHAL OYYTuHp.
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sy Phccs as low as the ssnl goods are sol.
In New York and Philadelphia. v oc1
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SlhCINNATlt lOCt.I Ao'- Aue CuLnluuu
council to-day appropriated fifteen thou
sand dollars for the relief Of Memphis,
and appointed tho Mayor and three mem:
bers each from the two boards Of coun.
Gil 10 dlsburse 1t. Mayor Johnston, Of
Cincinnati, received q telegram from
Mayor Johnson ot Memphis this afternoon
In which is the following language: II
am panied to have TO say that The disease
| is spreading and not abating, and that We
still have to ask and accept aid from
abroad. Our greatest wants are money,
blankets and provisions" :,
The Board Of Trade appointed com.
mittee Of five to cooperate with the city
authorities relieving Memphis.
RICHMOND, Oct 18.-The lsraelites Of
this city sent $500 for the general relief
ol the sick at Memphis.
COLUMBUS, Ga, Oct. 13.-The citizens
Of this city raised In two days $1,000 to
aid the sufferers in Memphis and shreve-
port.
MEMPHIS, Oct. 13.-Slx cases Of oysters
were received by the Howard Association
yesterday, the contribution oI R. and Il,
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VIZ have received copy OF the ad
dress delivered by Hon. HENRY A
WISE, on the 18th OF June, before the
Literary Society OF Roanoke College
at Salem Virginia. The theme OF the
address was "The physical structure OF
the domain Of the United States, and
it's effect on the past and present. and
it's probable effect in the future, upon
the progress, power, peace, commerce
and constitution of Government" The
speaker thinks that St. Louis is des.
tined to be the great central city OF the
United States and that the chief line Of
communication between the interior
and the Atlantic sea-bosrd will be
through the two Virginias. Speaking
OF the mountain region OF Randol phi
and Pocahontss counties in which no
less than thirteen principal rivers and
their branches flowing to every point OF
the compass take their rise, he SAYS
that at ia the dryest wet and the wet.
test dry spot 10 &c found in all geog-
rapby.
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TIE people OF Hardy county are en-"
d.svoriug to secure the extension TO
Moorefeld Of the gauge rail-
way now being constructed between
Green Spring station on the Baltimore
and Ohio road and Romney. A meet
ing having this object in view was held
on the 9TH OF August; q comwlttee
WAS appointed TO raise funds for a sur
vey and to learn upon what terms the
Baltimore and Ohio authorities will
extend the road; and report at meet
ing 10 be held in Moorefeld on the "a
OF September. We are glad TO note
this evidence OF energy and enterprise
on the part o: the good people Of Hardy
county. The railroad will prove the
very best investment they can make
aud there should be no hesitation about
building it at once.
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Proposals fer Stone.

CtEALED PROPOSALS Will BE RE-
y CEIVED at the office oitne Penitcntiay
Of West Virginia, ut Moundsviile, until II
o'clock NJ. on Wednesday, August %, 1873,
for two hundred and fifty (.SO perches OF
dimentiOu stone, TO complete the Warden's
building, suitable for door steps platforms,
bases, columns, arches, cornice,, battle
meuts, chimney caps, &C, &C.. ard ashlcr
ranging from one foot TO one foot six inches
sc. All to be gray sand stone, and of good
building qualify, and OF such SIZE as the
SUPERINTENDENT may from time 10 time d.
rect samples OF which will BE- required mt
the office aforementioned, before The
awarding of any contracts. Bids will be re-
ceived ia quantities OF tiiy percheS or more,
aud The party or parties TO whom contracts
NAV be ava del, vii! be required 10 com
mence the delivery Of stnne Rs soon as nOti.
fled OF the awarding o. the con n, CT, and the
whole amount TO be delivered on or before
the first day or November. 1873.
Proposals for above stone will be address
cd TO Cam. VIE. l.. Brides, SupeTinteu-
dent, at Moundsvlllr, ". Va, ana contracts
will re awardet by Mtssrs. las. y. watson,
James W. McyArr!Ier, and VIM. IA. Bridge,
committee, auSld-l
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THERE is a perfect stampede o.
prominent and respectable Republicans
to the support of the Democratic ticket
in Virginia. The late Secretary OF the
Republican Executive Committee Is
about to take the stump" in behalf Of
KEMrER, WlrHERs and DANIEL; Colonel
BEARD, a prominent Republican, al
dressed a meeting in Lynchburg few
DAYS ago in favor OF the Democratic
ticket; and MosBY is doing his best IL
the same cause. The indications are
that the election will be almost unsnl.
mOus
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
y the partnership heretofore existing be.
tween the undersigned and John Gerraty,
under the sly OF Gcrraty Il Co., for con-
duCting the business Of a Catholic Book and
Stationery store, on Market street, in the
city OF Wheeling, is dissolved, the under
siguCd dispensing with the services Of Mr.,
Gerraty, and retiring him from the bust
ness, in accordance with the conditions o.
the articles Ofpartnership between him and
myself daIed and signed the 18th day of
May, 1873 The public will take notice that
sid Gerraty 10 longer has any connection
with me or with the business hitherto con-
Quoted by him and myself under the style
OF Gerraty & Co. The business, which re-
verts solely TO me under the terms Of the
said articles Of partnership, will be contin-
ucd by me at the same place.
THOMAS +. OWENS.
WHEELING, Aug. Il, 1873. augl4
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DocroR VINsoN, the member OF the
House of Delegates from Cabell county
refuses to resign for the purpose of let'
ting Judge FERGUSON take his place
aud goes for" Judge WARD for having
made the suggestion. Mr.. WARD
should certainly have consulted either
Doctor VlssoS or some Of his friends
before sug gesting the resignation but
We doubt not that his motive was a
good one. There is a chance for the
profitable application OF Magic Relief
all around.
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In Union district, Monroe county, q
section of the State where some oppo~
sition to the free school systera has
been expected, 2l9 votes were cast IN
favor of the local levy and only one
against it. 1t really looks now as
though the "locsl option school law
is not going to cripple or destroy the
system quite as much as the RaiIcal
politiclans predicted and desired.
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They WiiITBPRr TcstimnEy 10 nr.
IoDEdOn's Great Practical Skill.
NO CASE TREATED THAT CANNOT BE
CURED. OR PERM ANENTLI BENZ
flDrD.
TheTCOst OF TrPatnlPu!,W the
Reuci, of All.

Every facility for theI certain Diagnosis
and skilltul treatment OF all Chronic d.
cases
A powerful GaIvanic Battery containing
thrty-two Cells, with RneOtOHe, CONNIE u
tat )r. Rod, Movable Disc, Fork, Hydrostat,
Indicator, Combined Current and Polarity
Changer, and many other Electrical lnstru-
ments for the treatment Of Diseases OF the
Eye, Ear and Nervous system. No Nervous
Disease should BE considered incurablc un-
I'll Electricity has been well tried.
Physicians not having the instruments
and time for treating Chronic Nervous ID $
eases may recommend their patients Wit!
these ailments 20 DR. I.'ngdon win the as
surancA that he will apply electricity and
magnetism IN the most scientific manner.
klectro;hermal baths administered when
ever indicated.
"A new Compound Microscope, an instru.
meut OF wondrouS power, enabling the ply
slcian 10 detect with absolute certainty
many obscure Diseases Of the Heart, Blood,
Kidneys, Urinary Organs, and Nervous
system. Specimens OF urine examined and
a positively c0Trcc, diagnosis given in every
case.
Dr. LOrgd0n Is consulted daily on all
forms Of Chronic Disease. Much o. bis
practice Is devoted 10 the more GrGre and Cb-
aiRGte mdlGdIeS which family physicians
have failed TO care.
In de. cribing your disease give ma cage,
sysptoms, and postOftice address. Enclose
fee OF 81 and your case will be carefully
examined and the neceS airy medicines for
one months treatment,with a special letter
OF advice promptly forwarded to you by
mail or express Many long standing and
inveterste ailments may be cured in this
way at very moderate expense.
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EWApvERrIsEMENTs
PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
until u O'Clock N, on Tuesday, Sept
ember End, 1873, for four hundred S4OO) per-
cbes coping stone, one hundred 600 perches
brackets, and one hundred and fifty perches
of rubble stone. The coping stone to dress
four feet long, three feet six inches bed, and
one foot Iise. The brackets to dress three
feet long, one foot bed, and one foot four
inches rise. And the Tubble to be good
square stone, all 10 be grey sand stone, and
oil good building quality, andto be delivered
on the Penitenltary grounds, at such times
as the superintendent may direct, and the
whole amount TO be delivered on or before
the first OF Dec mber, 1873.
Proposals will Dc received for the coping
stone In quantities Of one hundred perches
or IN ore for brackets in quantities of fifty
perches or more; and for rubble some in
Quantities of fifty percheS or more. Samples
Of stone will be required at the Off se aiore-
mentione ed be ore awarding any contracts.
Proposals will be addressed to
Capt, WIN. 1. BRIDGES,
Superintendent, at
augl3i Moundsville, West Va.
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Mothers, Mothers, Mothers.

Don't fail to procure MRS. WINsLOW'S
SOOTHING SYRUP for all diseases incident
to the period of teething in children. 1t re-
lieves the child from pain, cures wind ooiic,
regulates the bowels, and by giving relief
and health TO the child, gives rest to the
mother.
Be sure and call for
"MRS. WINSLOW'SS SOOTHING SYRUP"
For sale By all dru2gtsts. devb
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So FAR as we have vet heard, the
largest vote cast in any school district
in the State against the authority &c
lew q local tax was in the town OF
Grafton. 1t appears that 242 votes
were caet in favor of the levy and III
against it. Elsewhere the vote against
the schools is only about one in fifty
why it should be one in every three IN
Grafton is what we DO not yet UNDER
stand.