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LETTER FROM MOBILE.

MOBILE, April Sd, 1873.
To the Editor Of Morning Star;
With the advent of Spring, the dull season
is setting in. Business, generally, seems to be
afflicted with the lassitude so characteristic OF
human nature during the vernal season. Gold
did indeed make a supreme effort to rise out OF
its teens, but too, has become 80 wearied ny
its late risc that it is now compelled to remain
quiet. Nature herself has dropped languidiy
into the lap of Spring, exhausted by her late
angry moods. In view of this general lassi-.
tude, it will not startle you to discover that
my budget contains O plentiful lack of items.
We have just lost one of our most dlstin-
guished citizens by the death of DR.. j. c. Mott.
Though he lad not been q resident of this city
for many years, he ever regarded it as his home;
it was the scene of his struggles and his tri-
umuhs, and the place where he chose to dies
surrounded by the associations and the memo
ries of his earlier manhood. His labors in the
| field of scieIhce have earned him worldwide
renutation and here where he was best known,
| he has ever been regarded as q distinguished
public benefactor. His funeral, yesterday, was
the largest ever, Witnessed in this city. the
people turning out en- masse
am glad to be able to note that the City
Hospital difficulty, which seemed likely, at one
| time, to produce much bad feeling, has been
settled. By the action of the City Boards the
management of the Institution is suffered to
remain in statu quo ante bellun, the Sisters re-
tanning possession under the old terms 1t is
hoped that the matter will be permitted to rest
here finally, though an effort is being made to
| reopen the whole business. The course of some
of the "parties Of the first part" is very dis
creditable.
Next Wednesday, the 9th, is the anniversary
of our freinen. They are making busy pre-
partitions for their annual parade. 1 presume
several delegations from yonr city will take
part in the celebration, as they have done for
| many years past. IHEMls.
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How it is Done.-The man who answered
an advertisement to the following effect
says his curiosity is satisfied now "!f
Won would like to know how to make home
happy, send postage stamp and twenty
five cents to P. o. box, Cincinnati.' 'He
did send the necessary cash, and soon re-
ceived the answer: "If you are as big a
fool as we think you must be for giving us
your money, you can make home happy by
leaving it and going West yourself"
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The HUMAN FORM DIv1NE.-What sad havoc
Scrotula infcts the human system How Rheuma
liam 1lstorts frame. What misery the Bjudiceus
use Caomel entails Would avoid these terrible
aflictons fail not to use Dr. i ~ ths
into the bones eradicaes every trace Of disease
NATURES REMEDY-The medicinal virtues
of the Herbs and Banks which contained in
DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA in concentrated
form possesses powerful Alternative properties for the
cure Scrotua, Ulcers, Tumors hercural and other
affections Skin Diseases matism and all maadies
resulting from depraved blood 1t 10 free from all
minerals
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Origin OF the Scapular of the Sacred Heart,
Blessed by Our Holy Father Pope Plus TX.
sSs s s1z, S
IL In his hand, he considered a moment and said !:
he al srsH s:ss Ss.s
e
to- I'll. The
he had the following prayer written:
Prayer to the Sacred Heart, especially in Time
of Calamity.
Open to m your Sacred Heart. o Jesus show me its
charms unite to 1t forever May every respiration
for your and d1 say isoss.ansiy; Ys. Lors n
this day. and grant tho avoid evil 20 the
end may bless you during lfs and praise you during
contagious diseases has been fully during
hs Of as in ,ar rosus haS
been recorded in 1855 and 1857
The above sent to from the North by devote
friend of the Sacred Heart. who. through gratitude
publishes to the world that she has been the happy
pient of numeJ GUS graces from this Divine Heart.
Persons desiring these Scapulars will fnd them at the
Convent of the Religious of Sacred Heart OF Jesus
96 Dumane street. Now o. Leans. mh30 ct
T INEN SHIRTS.
We have just received per steamship vAndalia full
and complete assortment Of GENTLEMEN'S SHIRTS
from the manufactures Of
CHARVET.
PARIS,
also from Belfast manufac tories to which would
call the attention of purchasers.
d. H. HOLMES,
mh93 6t5p Nos. l55 Canal and Is Bourbon streets.
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just opened q handsome assortment of
RIBBONS AND FLOWERS,
Of every delicate tint. White French
CHiR HATS AND 8ONNETS.
together with large assortment of SPRING STRAWS
either Trimmed or Untrimmed.
FANS.
of the latest styles. Also. handsome assortment of
JET JEWELRY and MEDALIONS:
HAIR GOODS.
Particular attention has been given to the selection of
this line OF Goods.
Ladies' Ready-Made Suits,
Plain and Embroidered. Also. Overdresses Travelling
Dresses and Underwear nearly half the price of
goods made up here Also OLD LADIES CAPS,
black and white ready made.
The Cape May Bustle,
for Beauty and Durability unsurpassed.
All the above articles reasonable prices such as
will compete with hard times .
Ladies' visiting the city have Dresses made at q
few hours notice this department being under the
mediate supervision of Mrs. Mogridge modiste of
long experience.
A full assortment of BAZAAR PAPER PATTERNS
always on hand at MRS DOHERTY'S.
apo 1t No. 90 Canal street.
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A GRAND
Vocal and instrumental Concert,
BY MISS T. CANNON.
ASSISTED BY SEVERAL DISTINGUISHED AMATEURS
WILL DE GIVEN UNDER THE Ausricns THE
New Orleans Catholic Total Abstinence Association
AT ST. rHEREsAs HALL,
On Erato street. between Camp and Magasine
On Sunday Evening, April 20, 1878, at o'clock.
PROGRAMME:
Bishop.
Mr.. C. RENAUD.
3. Dare Itells"-Coquetish Ballad. .wimmerstedt.
Miss THERESA CANNON.
Miss NJ. KENNEDY.
S. Duet Drift my bark. Kuckeu
Misses T. CANNON and A. WAGNER.
8. Hark, how the birds sing Underwater.
Miss G. DEAN
T. Grand Chorus.
1nterpsss4aa Of Five Minutes.
PART SECOND.
g. Solo and Chorus The Irish Exile Clarke
O. "Ths Harp that once through Taras Hall. Moore
Miss THERESA CANNON.
TO- Piano Duet" Prince Imperial Waltz. Lemoine
Mr. b. A. BLAKE and Miss L. CHRISTIE.
H. Basso Solo" Land Of my dearest" Blake.
Mr.. II. A. BLAKE.
L. Kathleen Mayourpeen Crouch
, Miss A. WAGNER.
Is. The Irishmans Vision Comic. Thorn s.
Mi.s THERESA CANNON.
| H. Grand Final Chorus ...............h eyerbeer
Admssion-FIFTY CENTS.
Tickets be had from members the Association.
apo st
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GARD OF THANKS.

On behalf OF the Committee and the Very Rev.
Jeremiah Moynihan. the undersigned begs tender
his sincere thanks each and all of ladies and
gentlemen who have contributed literally and with
such good heart the testimonial presented to the
Very Rev. Canon Jeremiah Moynihan on the of his
departure NJ. WHEELAHAN,
apo Chairman,
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DIED

SOoN-on Tuesday April l, 1873, at the age of sixty
Years Patrick Noon, a native of CrossmAlina, County
Mayo Ireland, and resdent of thiscity for the Last
thirty years.
FARRRLL-On wednesday. April 9, 1873. at thirty:
Eve minutes past o'clock, John Farrell native or
Dupln and Tor thirty three yeara resident OF this
city, aged sixty two.
ReoEEyoa 11oassg sEs9asag MsssA sls. lsss
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!. isyVe, lina that be canle to his death froua
6IEs1lli 3 liar. 2 sEaa The gegaick
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ALL DEPosIToRS PARTICIPATE IN THE
PROFITS.
SECOND SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND
Declared December 81, lsTa
81 per cent to Stockholders.
u per cent to Depositors.
PAUL FOURCuY, President
ALBERT BALDWIN, Vice President
JOSEPH mitchell Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
+. Maspero John T. Hardie,
John d. Cobb. Ernest hiltenberKes,
Adolph Mayer, Albert Baldwin,
Paul Fourchy, Charlea Laftte
p. Poursne. oc8 - ly So
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GULF CITY BITTERS.
1.-THE Gulf City Bitters,"


ARE
becoming daily moro popular In this Community and
Wherever used fast
SUPERsEDING ALL OTHER B1TTERs
They made from the most harmless but inyirors.
ting ingredients and have for their basis puresS
and choicest OF spirits
AS AN INVIGORATOR, APPETIZER AND A
STIMULANT TO THE INVALID
those scdentariy employed, they are 1yvxIuABLE;
and they are offered to the public upon merits which
cause them 70 DO indispensable to every Household
AFTER THEY HAVE ONCE BEEN TRIED
In order TO modate the steadily incrensng do
Dand for the GULF CITY BIrTERS. I have recently
ENLARGED the capacity of manuinct uring premises
orders, city and country.
THE GULF CITY BITTERS
be procured by Single Bottle any Of our Retail
Liquor Dealers, Druggists, Saloons or Grocers.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED AT LIBERAL RATES.
Prepared ON, by
CHARLES FRICKE,
| Wholesale Dealer in Wines and Liquors,
North Commerce Street,
Mobile. Alabama
| JOHN HENDERSON, IS Tchoupitoulas st..
Sole Agent.
| Also Proprietor OF the celebrated GERMAN BIT
! TIERS. n and reliable remedy for AGUR and
! FEVER. and all LIVER COMPLAINTS. nos Iy5p
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LADIES, ATTENTION
THE LATEST SPRING ATTRACTIONS
Will be opened on WEDNESDAY, April ..
AT THE
Fashion Emporium of Mrs. M. Doherty,
No. 96 Canal Street
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FOREIGN.

FRASCE-Owing to tue boisterous and disor-
derly conduct of the Assembly on the 1st, dur
log debate, which he was unable to repress,
President Grevy has resigned. Though asked
by ali parties to withdraw his resignation he
adheres to it. He will probably assume the
leadership of the party of the Left. General
Chanrarnier has informed the Committee OF
Combinations that the Government has re-
ceived its report on Marshal Bazaiue's case,
and has decided to proceed with the trial.
General Ducrot recently stated to correspon-
dent in Paris that the Republic was failure
the only safety of France was the restoration
of the monarchy OF the empire; that France
1aust fight agaifSNnd that in his opinion THEIRS
wanted to attempt to prolong his term till his
death.
IrALY.-RoME. Eiapch 31.-A party of Catho
lie youths, ono a native of England, while
leaving the Church of Jesus, were attacked BY
some men who were lying in wait, and were
severely beaten. The ,gendarmes interferee
and the assalants fled.
SPAIN.-The Carlists, according to the new
during the week, are steadily gaining ground
Having defeated the government forces IN
considerable battle at Repoll, and haVin!
captured the important town of Berga Will
500 prisoners. Berga is, in O strategical poin
of view, of great Importance, and Is only o
miles from Barcelona
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TO THE LADIES |.
GREAT WEsTEaA
Millinery Store !
MADAM g. WHITES
EsTABLIsHMEEr.
EsTABLIsHMEa,r.

Madame G. White, formerly Of Minnsap-
OILS, has purchased the entire stock Of
millinery and fancy goods Of Mrs. Ottens-
meyer, andwill OCCUPY the same stand
She will keep constantly on hand ono Of
the largest and best selected stocks Of oil
skindalof goods 70 10 found In any hrst.elasa
millinery house. The ladies are invited "a
call and examine her goods, - che cen
sidsrs Il no trouble to show them. Az soon
q she finishes taking account Of stock, sha
will give ..-*.5ss SIS
GRAND OPENING.
Further particulars will DO given In oul
next issue in regard 10 the opening. La.
dies will find that this house keeps a. fine
. stock as can be found in Minneapolis OF
st. Paul, and at prices corresponding with
those in the above cities. Call and q
anime her stock. s.s>. !" -
She also manufactures hair work, such
as ourls, switches, and oil kinds Of hsi,
jewelry, from cut off or oembing hair
Any parties having hair to soil, should BY
all means call on her.
It win be remembered that Madam.
White kept millinery store in this city
some eight years ago and, gave satisiac
| ton to all her customers. I
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TO FARMERS.

To JOHN ROLLER II have bought the
Elward Harvester Of John Roller, agent
for the St: Paul Harvester Works, at4 St.
Cloud. !. have had good deal Of expert
ence in reapers for number Of years, and
I can safely eay that the Edward Harvester
does the best work, runs lighter and safer,
than any other machine in the State.
am we'll satisfied with it every way.
/ Aug. 6, 1872. DAVID MOEDE.
/ We, the undersigned fully, concur in the
above testimony as to the merits Of the FL
ward Harvester. -: II y ,.z.i3z, Lea s:.2$
NJ. & b. SCHNEIDER, M. PHILLIPS,
G. &W.& GLENZ,t ~ H. WEBER, :.
W. ii. WEBER, e. IN. KNEBEL.s =
It il ! matter Of benefit to all that 80
good : machine is manufactured il
our State, and farmers should patronize .
home Industry Of this kind. o>;'. h z-' :a.1zs :
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OIrlcs PuHoHA s1Na AND DEPOT G. ST.
81. PAU, MINI, Aug. 16, 1873.
GEALED PROPOSALS. in Duplicate. dulv
~ endorsed 40 such, and subject to tho usual con-
dtens will b received at this ONCE until IL o'clock
TIE Q. 8: sabsiatsoos Department the following
stores delivered in this city 1T the It. Paul ma Pa
cite 3: Depot. o. hsrthera Pacific B. B. Depot, q
zoo barrels Ant quality Nea PORK, packed within
$4,000 pound. fresh ground xxx Flour, Of ,.st
quality 3 IN barrels, head lined, and II in
Is 900 pounds fresh ground bolted Corn Neal. white
or yellow, (Which to b stated in seamless
$4,000 pounds prime new White Beans. vol! season.
sssis put in strong
o,ooo pounds prime Rio Coffee, in double sacks
70O pounds carefully selected Tea in original pack-
~ nm ages. one-third green and two-thirds black.
1V,0Vo pounds C Sugar, in barrels.
1880 gallons Tin half barrels pure Whisky Vinegar,
free from all foreign acids or other Injurious
substances, OF uniform strength, requiring IS
grains bicarbonate Of potash to neutralize one
fluid ounce, packages to be new, full hoped,
H Ene iron h0eR On each end heads and iron
Il 600 pounds good Soap hard and dry and in strong
boxes, strapped.
$1,000 pounds Fine Salt in good strong barrels head
100 pounds pure ground Black Pepper, in quarter
pound 9E tin packages, packed in boxes, strapped,
Proposals will also b received for furnishing So
Fort Wadsworth, and 1900 lbs at Fert Ripley.
Mimi, to be delivered before October 18th, 1873,
the stores to DO of tho best quality and ready
for delivery within two weeks from date of award
Actual tare at time Of delivery required in all cases
J. 81. GILMAN,
eug1l-SW Bvt Lieut.. Col. and 9. s.
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REAL ESTATE TRAnsFERs.
Reported for TIE JOURNAL by John Zap,
Esq., Register Of Deeds.

Reported for Tn JOURNAL by John Zapp
Esq., Register Of Deed..
Warranty Decd Transfers for week
49, EndinE Aug. II. 1879.
Reuben Weit1el and wife to Charles Hodle
for nwq neg SEQ 20 T 125 R81w 5000
John H Hundfeld to Herman hotter fer nh
neg and nh nwq SEQ T 1875 r 80 " $3.50
Franz Ziegenbein end wife to Thomas
schuetz for swq nwq and nh Of swq sec
1SsT123 R28w ~ n : - $500
Josiah 3 West and wife to Emma d Laugh
ton for e lot & blk and nj lot blk F
in city Of st. Cloud $1,000
Peter j Limperlch and wife to Johanna
Lynch for lots and 2 blk 60 in Bowes'
add to st. Cloud $40
Hiram Chapman and wife to Matthias eau
form 80 acres Of neg swq SEQ ~ T. 1875
R83w ~. $125
Joseph B Taylor and wife to Henry o
Junck for lot 4eblk s in Melrose $500
Solomon Pendergast and wife to the Kel.5
logg FIGURING Mill Co., for part nwq seq
sec 9 Tl26 R34 sx. $500
John Schoenborn and wife to. John Ethen
for nh Of sWq nwq sec 20 and neg seq
sec % and nh nwq and seq nWq SEQ "a
T 1923 B 81 and 10 Is 10 IL and II blk 40
and lots 8 and 9 blk 4s in town Of
Richmond $500
LIST Div st.,P & P R R to John Rau for nj
;. nwq sec s T 125 RIO $3.50
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ROOM. WANTED.

Being DESTROYS of closing out, as far as
possible, his stock Of summer goods, to
make room for his new fall purchases,
Joseph Edelbrock will sell his present
stock at very low figures. He has full
lines Of choice staple and fancy dry goods,
boots and shoes, clothing for men and boys,
etc., in which decided bargains are offered.
He asks call, being satisfied that he can
suit both in quality Of goods and in prices.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

We are prepared t. fill orders for pamph.
let copies Of a new edition Of the Township
Laws Of Minnesota. It includes tho Town.
ship Organization Act, the Town Board o.
Equalization Act, the Now Road Law, thu
laws regarding Partition Fence, Estrays
and Bs.stss doing Damage, the Chatte
Mortgage Actsssnd Al the kindred acts 70.
Elating to Townships or the dutles Of Town
ship officers, enacted since the Revised
Statute. Of 1866. Price sotoents. Sent
BY mail postage paid, on receipt Of the
Dfioe -"'7 - T - 10 8 : -
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WHY Cough YOURSELF TO DEATH IA
few doses Of DR.. Ransom's Hive Syrup and
Tolu, or Honey Syrup, will stop your
cough and heal your lungs. Physicians
use and prescribe it. Only IS cents per
bottle.
SD1AnRHGA, Dysentery, Or Bloody Flux.
Take one teaspoonful Of Dr.. Miller's Mag
netio Balm, put into teaoupful Of warm
water sveetened wellwith white sugar, and
drink within half an hour, repeat the dose
every hour or two, if severe for three or
four times. Battle the back and bowels
with the Balm. Price Of. Balm rs cts. per
bottle. Sec advertisement in this paper.
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5E no. ..........""......."". u
Osts--22c to 25e &
Corn, $50 for new. 1s
Flour-XXXX $6.b0s8. 90; xxx $500
ab.60; Xxx $4.o0s4.b0 per barrel
Feed-$l.0 lilo per owt. 49,
Cornmsal-$1.15. . - .''.
Shorts-75c.
Bran--$6as per ton !; 900 per cwt.
Eggs-20o. 3d. 3D.. p
Butter ranges from 123 to loo.
i Potatoes-New 800. 49,. 1921 -. .
d Green spplss-$8.6o per barrel; rs Per
peck.
Blueberriss-le cents per quart.
r. orsnbsrries, $l.60s2.6o per bushel; 80
Per quart.
Onions-75ea$l.o 90 per bushel
! Honey-25aSoo per pound.
Maple sugar-15s2
Oabbage-$ba$S per hundred.
Beans, $1.0os$1.7 per bushel.
Cheess-15a2oo per pound.
Hay-$6.o oa7.o per ton. zz
Country hams-loa123c per lb.
Sugar cured hams-2Oc.
Dried Bsef-20c.
wood-$4.ooa5. 90 per cord.
Wool-Fleece washed, 30a36o
Unwashed, 2Ua25c.
Tub washed, 35a41o.
Beef-On foot, Sc to 40; retailing, 6a12}o
per pound.
Vesl-7ssc dressed; retailing, 10a12}c
per pound.
Mutton-on foot, aa4c retailing 1Os12ao
per pound.
Pork-63c dressed retailing, 10a124o
per pound.
Mess pork, $3.50 per barrel.
Observation-Disclosures b.
MILWAUKEE, Aug. 20.
Wheat-$l % for No. /.
Oats-28c.
Corn-381c.
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B1sxAhoK.--The Tribune says : New
York man has indicated his willingness Is
give one thousand dollars toward the cree
ton Of On Episcopal church at Bismarck 20
soon - the toNnsite troubles are settled
.........A company Of Hollsnders have OPEN
Cd . farm Of 2, $50 acres 1t Lake Side, N.
P. +. R. They have put up large and
tasty buildings. Next season they will
increase the farm to 1880 acres.........
The Indian scouts at Fort Lincoln few
days ago brought in eight antelope. Elk
are Sometimes killed. ........The Lincoln
hay contract has been awarded to John
Mason, 1900 tons at $3.50 per ton......::..
The indications are that mail facilities will
soon DO extended to Bismarck. = :
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Notice to Creditors.

In the matter of+he estate Of Robert Isitch. de-
ceased. >A' W.
Notice IL hereby given that the Judge OF the Pro-
Date Court OF stsarns county, has fixed upon tho rst
Aonday Of saeh and every month for the next six
the times and place when and where he win receive
hear and adjust al claims Of al persons against ssi
deceased, and that nix months have been limited "a
tne time for creditors to present and prove their
claims against said estate.
- ANNE LBITCH,
Adninistratrix,
Dated the 18th day of August. 1873. ane1I1v
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FOR RENT.

A commodious and comfortable dwelling
house on Welles avenue. Possession given
at any time.
Also, rooms conveniently located On
Warrington avenue. Rent low. Inquire
at this Office.
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Mr.. James Harvey Bonham, lead
ing citizen Of the towniof .Brookwsy, died
on Tuesday morning, Of paralysis, aged
eighty-six years. The funeral took place
yesterday forenoon, and Was largely At
tended. He came to this county seven
years ago, from Hamilton county, Ohio,
and was the father Of eight children, al
married, and al, save one, living In this
vicinity. His wife survives him.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.

ST. CLOUD, Aug. Is, 1873. d
SPECIAL MzEr1Na. Messrs. n.
f. Barnes President, Alden, Raymond,
Davis, Wing, Clark, svossberg, Edelbrook,
Bennett and Lamb. = = - = "
The resignation Of Theodore steinburg
as q Member Of tho Board Of Education
for the Third Ward, Was received and so-t.
eepted. -
A communication from 50. Mr. Angus
Haynes, accepting the position Of assistant
teacher Il $50 per month, Was read.
The Clerk WAS instructed to draw . war
rant for $50 for West & Allen in payment
Of $4,000 insurance on the Union School.
building and Tho President Was instructed
to renew other policies az they should ex-
pire. ->..s ..., TN ~
The Board then proceeded to bsllot
for the election Of . Member to fill tho Va
oanoy in the Third Ward, with the follow
ing result:
". Henderson. .........................7
1. Robbers...."............. ........ ..........3
Mr.. Henderson was declared elected.
; The bill Of e.. T. Tobsy Of $3.50 was
allowed.
The Board adjourned until the 18th
inst. 1871 sNs
ST. CLOUD, August IS, 1878.
ADJOURNED MElT1xa.-Present Messrs,
N. F. Barnes President, Alden, Raymond,
Wing, Clark, Vossberg, Edelbrock, Bennett
and Lamb.
A communication was received from
Prof. D. w. sprsgue, Principal Of the Un.
ion School, asking the Board to fix his sal.
sry for tho ensuing year at $500, and in
case the Board did not feel at liberty Ia
give him that amount to accept his resig:
nation.
On motion the resignation was accepted,
by the following vote:
Ayes-Messrs. Alden, Raymond, Voss'
berg, Edelbrook, Bennett, Lamb and Mr.
President.
-Nays-Messrs. Wing and Clark.
The salary of the Principal Of the Union
School for the ensuing year was Fixed at
$50 per month or $500 per year, by tn,
following ,vots:, ,.s.-zc.:. 49,
.Ayes-Nsssrs.A Alden, Raymond, Wing,
Vossbers, Edelbrook, Bennett and Mr.
President. EGGS. ~, re. 20 -,
Nays-Messrs CLARK and Lamb.
A. communication was read from J. n
McNair, Of st. Paul, relative to the prin'
cipalship of the Union School, and on mo-
ton the Clerk vas instructed to telegraph
him to ascertain if he would accept the po'
sition at the salary voted, and if so to seni
references, &c., by mail.
Adjourned to meet al the call Of tn,
President,