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MILITARY FUNERAL.-The Carney
Guards, Captain johnson, paraded this
morning to pay the last tribute of respect
to the remains of Sergeant Sawney Cooper,
who died Thursday night.
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LEcTUREIN HUMoR. w. s. AM
drews, who is said to be aiine scholar and
an interesting lecturer, will deliver two lee.
lures in this city next week, at Assembly
Hall. The subjects selected are !" Dialect
Humor," and !" Art in Humor.''iW 9B
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% PATENTS The patent office at WASH
ington has issued the following patents to
citizens of Virginia: Car-coupling, John
Dix Mills, Alexandria. ta.'. . :" g:.4 D
81 Reissue Patents-Cut off and regulating
cock for gas, Charles e. Seal, Winchester.
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are Gown with the fever. Thirty deaths
occurred yesterday.
n. Later-Fathers Schuty and Leo are dead.
rive Catholic priests and five Sisters of
began. ~ '''0'
Mayor johnson il worse.
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y ON Tuesday afternoon John G Hoffman,
a Morrisania tailor, went to Woodlawn
Cemetery, N. ", to visit his sons grave.
About 8 o'clock the report Of a pistol was
heard, and shortly afterward Hoffman's
body was found lying across tho grave with
two bullet holes in the breast. Beside the
the body was double-barreled pistol.
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x IRISH REPUBLICAN, CLUB.--A pre-
liminary meeting of the Irish Republicans
of this city was held last night in rear of
the Hughes and Ramsdell Ffambeau club
room, at which the subject Of the forma-
tion of a club was thoroughly discus ssed
and determined upon. No final action
was taken, however. This meeting ad-
journed to meet at the same place on
Monday night, the goth instant, at which
time the organization will be perfected by
the election of officers, &c. A full representa-
ton of the Irish Republicans of the city
should be in attendance in order that the
organization may be made effective, and
embrace their full strength in the party '
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RICHMOND. VA. SATURDAY EVENING. OCTOBER 49, 1878

Il HART, THE ScULPToR.-Hart, the
eminent Kentucky sculptor, who fashioned
the magnificent elfigy Of Henry Clay,
which now adorns our Capitol Square, sent
to the Louisville Fair from Italy, splendid
copy Of Venus De Medicis. The Louis
vile papers say that in the latter he has
undoubtedly established his claim as tho
first living artist. .. s'' "E
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MEETINGS..
-. MEETINGS.
MEETING OF THE IRISH REPUB-
t'VV - LICANSt

The Irish Republican voters of this city will
hold an adjourned meeting on MONDAY EVE
MING, October20. at ~ o'clock, in rear of the
Hughes and Ramsdell club-rooms, for the pur.
pose of organizing q permanent Irish Republic
can club and the election of officers
BY order of the committee, .r-.
AaE0H PATRICK j. KENNEDY,
John j. CARROLL,
rrt Il. p. MURPHY.
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PENITENTIARY.-Edward Baily,
colored. and Robert Hogan, alias Richard
st. Clair, white, have been received at the
penitentiary, the former for term of one
year for felony, from the county of York,
and the latter for term of thirty-ninc
years for horse-stealing in Bedford county.
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CITY CENTRAL CohIMITTEE.--A spe-
clal meeting Of the Republican city central
committee will be held at their rooms in
Marshall Hall, on Tuesday, October 2lst,
at 8 o'clock p. m. 1t is desirable that
every member should be prompt in attend
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DIED.

aE CRUFCHFIELD.--In this city, Thursday
night, the 10th instant, in tho ffty-seventh year
OF her age, Mrs. SUSAN T., vile of George X.
Crutchfeld, esq s-r.l ., ~. .... ....ls..-| f..
Her funeral will take place from Grace-street
Baptist church TOMORROW Sunday AFTER
NOON at O'Clock. The friends of the family
are invited to attend F. - 4.... .. -
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ENGLAND.

LIVERPOOL, October 1S.-Twenty sew
en- thousand pounds shipped to America
to-day. 's.
SOUTHAMPTON, October 1S.-Sixty-
nine thousand pounds shipped to America
to-day. .....'
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SCHOOL TRUSTEES. The following
school trustees have been reappointed in
Frederick county: Stonewall district, John
Purcell ,jr.; Gainsboro, Nimrod Whiteacre /;
Back Creek, d. e. Worting; Opequon,
w. w. Glass. u.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Deg- ALL SIZES OF WINDOW GLASS,
KEROSENE OIL, WHITE LEAD, LINSEED
OIL, SPIRITS TURPENTINE, &C., wholesale
or,retail. II l.. WAGNER, Druggist '.s'
i oc 13--tf .B5lJ f,a (. Sixth and Broad streets.
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Appointments of the Hon. George w. Graham,
of Nottoway county, who will address the peo.
pie of the Fourth District as follows
Keliy's store, Brunswick county. Saturday,
October Goth. el rEra r Il. Hi i'-eFfa
Lawrenceville, Brunswick county, Monday,
$50 October 9th. .-r. .u...I .l..s I'D \
Nottoway Courthouse, Saturday, November
..H.s LIST. .... .H y ..r-Ha..-E .... -.....-
Powhatan Courthouse, Monday November Sd.
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F. CHARGED WITH SELLING by SAM
PLE.--Nicholas Cassez, charged with vio-
lation of the city ordinance, in selling or
offering for sale goods, &c., &C., without
a license, was brought before Justice Crew
to-day. Case continued until Saturday,
the 25th instant. avg - 8a"
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ROOMS REPUBLICAN, Ex. COM,

ROOMS REPUBLICAN Ex. COM,
RICHMOND, VA, September %.
The following Republican mass meetings and
appointments to speak thereat. for the Third
Congressional district, are hereby announced
Noels Station, Hanover county, Wednesday
October 2lnd. 80. .,.I .F,4 ..I
Fraeklin House, Henrieo county, Thursday
Speakers for the above meetings: Rush Bur-
CESS, esq, Major w. F. Worthngton, Major
Jos. Walker. DIR. @. S. Mills. and Others sr..r,
Hon. Edgar Allen of Farmville, Captain
VIM. l.. Fernald OF Burksville, Hon. Joseph
Jorgenson of Petersburg, will address the peo-
pie of the Fourth district follows:
Boydton, Mecklinburg county, Monday, Oeto-
ber Goth, Colonel John w. Jenkins, Re-
a- publican Cauyasser South Side Division !;
@.4A Hon. Rush Burgess -&AGa1sAAJ -.ga..'5
Hon. J. B. Sener, will address the people Of
the First Congressional District as follows
Tappahannock, Essex county, Monday, Octo-
Der 20th. a r.H. ~ .lt-.. = Z ....
Middlesex county, Wednesday, October 22nd.
ii Westmoreland Courthouse, Monday. October
-f 27th. ".' .a'''4''s
r. ID. Beckley, esd, of Alexandria, will
speak at the following times and places:
Lancaster Courthouse, October GOTH
Lottsbnrgh, Northumberland county, Oeto.
Der 2ist. ..' F".# ". f.sH#s @ft ~ e
Hague, Westmoreland county, October 22nd.
Montross, WestmorelaBd county, October 23rd.
OAK Grove, Westmoreland county. October
~. cath. ~. ts s." tAH.r.e .#
King George Courthouse. October 26th
Per order committee #
as ALFRED MORTON,
JOHN X. PoPHAM, Chairman.
p" b Secretary. s.. aH ...i.a'
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THE STATE ELECTIONS.
IOWA.

GRAND RAPIDS, October l8.--The
Republican state committee report a loss
in 66 counties of over 35, 900. The maiori-
ties of the counties heard from cover all
the strong Democratic and Grange locali-
ties.
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EX-CoNaREssMANi CoNwAY.-It is
said that ex-C Congressman Martin f. Con-
way, of Kansas, who recently shot Sen
ator Pomeroy in Washington, was, just
after the war, a law partner of Colonel
r. w. Hughes, with an office IN this city
on Main near Tenth street. He was ap.
pointed from here to consular position.
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NEW FIRM.-We call tho attention of
our readers to the copartnership notice of
Messrs. Burton, Carter & Co., real estate
agents and auctioneers, to be found else
where. e-tEHAAt 9" .
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Greai,.g State gultrnat.
CITY NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS TONIGHT.

VIRGINIA PsRAHoUsE.-Professor Young, the
wizard, assisted by Madame Young and Sig.
Vivaldi and his Fantoccini. % f'al
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UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
JUDGE UNDERWOOD PRESIDING.-This
court adjourned yesterday, after transact.
| ing q large amount of business. Judge
! Underwood left for home last night, but
| will hold an adjourned term of his court
on the 18th proximo. .e..- 80, %,
Among the cases decided by, Judge Un-
derwood was the one of A. Y. Stokes q
Co. ct ais VS.. Waggoner & Harvey, the OBJ
iect Of which was to make Robert Harvey,
esq.,, liable for certain of the debts Of the
firm. This case was noticed this morning
in the Dispatch, and we see from the record
of the case that many inaccuracies occur in
the article above alluded to, and injustice
(unintentionai, no doubt,) is done q very
worthy and reputable citizen. ag.ig.a
In the first place the liabilities of Wag-
goner & Harvey amount to only about
&42, 900, and the firm returns assets to the
amount of more than $25,000. vac ai
The assignee has already realized over
$1l 900 from these assets. The amount
for which the creditors seek to make Rob-
srt Harvey liable is for less than $40, 900.
But another error of The Dispatch is in
regard to the decree made by Judge I'm
derwood. A, pro fosma decree is some
thing uakno,on in the practice, and we
presume the reporter of The Dispatch got
his impression from the casual remark
made by the judge, 'that the decree could
be appealed from, he presumed, by either
party, and his decree weuld amount to
nothing more than a pro forma Decree"
at the same time expressing decided con-
victions as to the merits Of the case, and
that Robert Harvey was not liable. The
whole controversy is upon the construction
of written instrument, wherein Robert
Harvey agreed to make, and did make GER
tain loans to his son, W. G. Harry, one of
the firm of Waggoner Il Harvey, to be used
as capital in the concern. Aud the decis-
ion Of Judge Underwood is upon this
written instrument, and O very little oral
evidence introduced by both parties.
4 We append copy of Judge Under
woods decree in this case: 49, rg4 Of. .
A. Y. Stokes & Co. ct ais 81 na,,r-
.aa0 vs. !.
Waggoner & Harvey and Robert Harvey.
Upon the hearing of the petition of A. Y.
Stokes ct ais, in this case on this day, and
the testimony in support thereof and in
answer thereto, the court is of opinion and
doth decide that the said Robert Harvey was
not partner of the concern of Waggoner
& Harvey, as alleged in said petition, but
that said firm was composed Of j. j. Wag-
goner and Vim. G. Harvey only, and that
the bankruptcy proceedings referred to in
said petition was properly had against
them-and doth order and decree, that the
said petitian be dismissed, and that the
said petitioners do pay the costs of these
proceedings. IraH a.na .g-H. a8 ..ss.u ~
= at A true copy-Teste: -" r
II, .... ... Ed. J. UNDERwooD, %.
..-...,.,.. -.... i'.T Dist. Clerk.
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Iaa II. CORMICK, H~l
'AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MER-
t.EFH CHANT, I4I4 MAIN STREET. sas,,

On consignment, a large and desirable stock
of FURNITURE, CRoCKERY, GLASSWARE
DRY GOODS, HATS, GAPS, NOTIONS, CLOTH
ING, &c. FsEBW EfAW -gsa
would respectfully call the attention OF the
citizens of Richmond and public generally, to
this large and varied stock of the above named
goods, embracing as it does nearly every article
to be found in a well-stocleed house. The most
q of these goods have been purchased since the
great financial crisis. at greatly reduced prices,
which enables me to offer to The trade and con-
sumers, at private sale, greater Inducements
than can be found elsewhere in the city,
a AUCTION SALES DALEY s&' EaA ....
Consignments solicited. Outdoor sales
promptly attended to. .IE.t.-Gf8 6 Tts
% I.r... ....... 49,. III, MCCORMICK, 81
oc4 Auctioneer and Com. Merchant
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COUNTY POLHTICS.


The people of this county gathered at
their courthouse on the 18th instant, and
listened to an admirable address from Hon.
James ID. Platt, jr. Mr.. G. w. Lassiter
also acceptably addressed the voters at the
same time. r. Il. Daniel, esq.,, and other
Conservative speakers were present, but
declined to take part in the exercises incl
dental to the occasion.
On the 18th a Republican barbecue
came of at Sleepy Hole, in the same
county, two thousand people being present.
They were addressed by Jas. H. Clement,
esq, of Portsmouth, U. W. Lasslter and
others. Nansemond will give two hundred
majority for the Republican ticket, state
and county.
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THE YELLOW FEVER.

MEMPHIS, October l8.-The Catholic
Fathers Leo and Ashea, from Louisville,
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HenricO County.

The Republicans Of Varina township
held grand meeting on Wednesday last.
The speakers Were Rush Burgess, esq.,, of
this city; G. w. Thomas, candidate for
commemorative attorney, and John Wal.
lace, of Brooklyn township. After
adjournment the crowd partook of feast
prepared by MIR. G. Waggoner, candidate
ior sheriff. Another meeting and barbecue
Will be held at the Franklin House, on
Thursday, the 23d instant. The Republi
cans of Henrco are thoroughly alive and
are making brisk canvass.
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| WILLIAM II. Wo0DY.-This gentleman,
who heads our legislative ticket, was born
in Richmond, December %, 1912, and is
consequently in his thirty-tirst year. AT
an early age he gave promise of a life OF
great usefulness. A light, active, ready
boy at school he soon acquired a thorough
knowledge of all the English branches, in
cluding mathematics, geometry, etc., and
was making preparations to enter college
when an unexpected change in his fathers
affairs made it necessary for him to look
around for something to help support him.
self and seven younger brothers and sisters.
lie determined to 60 to work and learn a
trade. He according entered as apprentice
at the steam boiler-making business, in
the celebrated establishment of Talbot &
Brothers, june 8, 1856. Being made Of
that material which knows no such thing
as fail, he soon gained the reputation OF
being the best workman in the shop, and
was entrusted with the most difficult
work, which was performed with so much
satisfaction to his employers that, on
resuming business in 1865, they made him
foreman of their shop, in which position
he discharged his duties to the greatest
satisfaction of his employers. He has since
held similar positions in many of the large
establishments north and south, and gained
an enviable reputation in them ALL For
the last five years he has been employed as
foreman in the Metropolitan Works of W.
Il. Tanner & Co., of this city, and the high
reputation of their work is owing in no
small degree to his experience and super,
vision. lie has given all his spare time to
Improvement in useful knowledge : is a |
(orcible and graceful speaker, man of
great mental and physical strength, and is
The favorte Of the working classes just
he kind of man to build up the interests |
IF the country and the people he represents.
He will make his mark in any position in
ife in which he may be placed. 1t@
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ENTEBED.-Th schooner Franl;
Andrew, Captain Jefferson, entered this
port to-day from Windsor, N. S.. laden
with plaster and ship timber. rsl
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TOBACCO, CIGARS, &c.
WM. j. HgNsHALL. A. GooDm,y
n HENSHALL 81 GOODMAN.
MANUFACTURERS AND DEALERS IN
FINE CIGARS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
14S$ Main street
Richmond, Virginia.
Best Havana Cigars always on hand and for
sale oc ll-dswSwSn1
IMPORTANT SALE OF PHOTO
GRAPHIC GALLERY.

In pursuance OF order on the United
States District Court upon petition of creditors
ana 10 me directed, in the matter of w. G. r.
frayser, bankrupt, will receive sealed pro-
posals for the purchase of the PHOTOGRA-
PHO ESTABLISHMENT OF said Prayser
IOll M ain street, Richmond, Va
The gallery will be sold as IN entirety and
contains everything needed in the business and
of the latest improvements
A credit until July ], 1874, for one half of the
purchase money will be given
Proposals will be received until IL o'clock, NJ,
october 20, 1873. Full information with the
privilege of examination of premises may be
obtained upon application ut my Office
DAVID B. PARKER,
oc lot United States Marshal.
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NEW YORK.


New YORK, October 1S-Noon.-
Stocks steady. Gold 1088alOS4. Money
7 gold. Exchange, long 1861; short 1914.
Governments dull. State bonds quiet.
... Htems..
Eight millions in silver were shipped to
Europe to-day. ar
All European steamers arriving within
the past forty-eight hours report terri
BILE gales from the 9th to the 10th IN
slant. Passengers who have often crossed
the ocean say the storms were the most
serious they ever encountered. ~
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IN SeCOhd COngfeSsIOh0I UlStfiCt.
Appointments for Hon. J. H. Platt, jr can.
Nasser for Tidewater division of tho state.
Southampton Courthouse, Monday, October
7 goth. .' y t''t0' sE. #!.
Elizabeth City Courthouse, Thursday, Octo
% ber 23rd.
Sussex Courthouse, Saturday, October gath.
Local committees will please make arrange
ments in accordance with the above. r.I
ii. B. NICHOLS,
U..Its Chairman Congressional comrnittee.
w. N. STEVENS, Secretary. B.
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HEAR THE CRY FROM MEMPHIS /!

GRAND AID CONCERT,
BY McCANN'S AUGMENTED FIRST VIR-
GINA REGIMENT BRASS BAND
AND ORCHESTRA,
In their brilliant new Uniforms, at
NEW ARMORY FIRST REGIMENT,
rear Of Levy's. The entire nett proceeds for
the sufferers in Memphis. Tickets, 80 cents
stores on Friday, 18th instant.
In view of the IMMEDIATE NEED of funds,
1t Is respectfully requested that the tickets be
ceeds. F''
m Me- Date of Concert and programme in papers
Goth instant. oc l5Itf
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VIRGINIA OPERA-HOUsE.

MONDAY, OCTOBER 10Th.
AND EVERY NIGHT DURING THE WEEK.
WYMAN, THE WIZARD AND VENTRILu-
QUlST, with new FLATS OF MAGIC
First appearance in Richmond of the Wonder
iut AutomatOn ZOUAVE DRUMMER, made in
Paris expressly for Professor Wy man, at a cost
DISTRIBUTION OF PRESENTS at the close
OF each performance, consisting Of Gold and
SILVER Watches, Table Sets Family Bibles
Mlrrors Siiyer.plated Ware, and hundreds of
other useful gifts. "
PRESENT TO EVERY PURCHASER OF A TICKET!
No BLANKS /!
Admission, 25 cents. Doors open at o'clock
to commence at S.
Matinee on SATURDAY at O'Clock,
M 1S-Tt
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TERMS
THE CANVASS.

The following appointments are announced for
R.W. Hughes, Republican candidate for COVER
nor, and of l.. H. Chandler, Republican canvass
er at large, attended by others: afth
Patrick and Henry as may be appointed.
Lobdoun (Leesburg), Monday, Oeto Der GOTH
Colonel r. w. Hughes will speak at Saluda,
Middlesex county, on Wednesday, October 22nd.
General Williams @. Wickham will speak at
Tappahannock, Essex county. on Monday, Octo-
Der goth. .H. n# rrrf# ~
Hon. O.. p. Ramsdell will speak at Montross,
Westmoreland county, on Monday, October 9th.
Hon. J. r. Popham will speak at King vii.
liam Courthouse on Monday, October 9th.
Hon. O. r. Ramsdell, Republican candidate
for ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, will address the people
at Goochlapd Courthouse, October 20th (court
day.. +FN s'@
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FOR * ENT.

~ LL L A LARGE, MO g.
DERN-BUlLT HOUSE. Gas and water in E:!i
the house, with good stable accommodating,
situated on Adams, between Leigh and Clay
streets. Apply to
SO lS-tf GRUBBS & WILLIAMS.
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B Y TELEGRAPH
MISSOURI.

Irish Catholic Benevolent UniOn-Re.
ligious Tenchings In Public Schools
Exciting Discussion OH the Subject
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wednesday an inquest was held on the
body, and note found in the dead man,a
pocket, written in trembling hand. nd.
dressed to the superintendent of the Gem.
eetery and signed John Geo. Hoffman. saw.
ing that he had killed himself. Hoffman
was o6 years old. His son died in 1865.
Slnce then he has had family troubles. In
the note he requested to be inferred besidn
his favorite son. 'e'''o
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NENKA1o
BOARD OF. EDUcAT1oN.


The Board met On Monday evening.
Present Messrs. Alden, Barnes. Bennett,
Clark, Davis, Edslbrock and Vossberg.
Mr.. Davis. was called to tho chair:
The report Of tho Principal Of, the Union
School wss read and placed On lie.
But one bid having been, received for
wood, and that being higher than the Gem
mittes deemed advisable 70 accept, On me-
ton Of Mr.. Edslbroek Nr. Bennett vas
authorized to contract with Mr.. Ger and
Mr.. 6cbsfsr for thirty I've esrls:ef weed.
TWAS voted that for the present tsra
there be but one hours school intsr.is-
sion at noen. !: e. ~
Mr.: s. Rsiohsrt Wa elected nsmhsr Of
the Board Of Education for Ward Three t.
supply the vacancy ocsssionsd BY the fall
ars Of ". 8. Moore to quslify. :
~, Phi ncipal Of ~, Uaisa eshsel w.
requested to report to thss Besrd the aun.
Dor: Of :non-rssidsnt pupils attending The
r. Th. chair appointed Mss1r:,i.;' C.mpb,ll,
Edelbroet and Barn %. committee t.. .iasl
the soAesl the present month. g. =, ::
The following bills were allowed uldsr ,
suspension Of the rules - s.s2a;l ~:- s7ss
J:R: Behnett, sfer wood. 4s,,..........S5M
G. /. Porter, repairs 1t .sohool....s.... 3'2t
Geo. stablsr, jar and sal ..ss:,... 4 OF
q The Board than adiauRusa. gsaS+
q =: :
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BIG STOR NJ!

The big storm is nothing to the trouble
Cross & Plates will make for those who
owe them and do not call within too weeks
from this date and make settlement. All
bills not settled by that time will be placed
in the hands Of . Justice for collection.
They mean business. They intend dissolv-
ing partnership, and all accounts must be
settled at once. Those whom they owe
win be paid upon presentation Of their bills.
st. Cloud, Jan. 9, 1873.