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These are the principal provisions Of the
convention, with minor details relating 10 the
carrying Of them into effect and, - will be
seen, the powers granted axe sufficiently am
pie to enable the new company To set IN as
an independent government. In fact thew
have already begun 10 exercise the powers OF
sEch. Col Fabens has been appointed resi-
dent Governor ut SANTANA, and Mr.. Samuel
e.. Howe, resident director. having cha--c OF
charities, correction, and education: and
these gentlemen are to enter at once upon
their duties.
IL i stated that the company have already
sUb-let enough Of The bay to more than meet
their annual rental Of $685. year. They
propose TO issue bonds to the amount Of 10
00o.019 or $50, coo, 900 in order to enable
them 10 enter Mt once on the construction O!
wharves, railroads, telegraphs, &c. TO which
they have the right under their franchise
In connection with the above. and more
especially a. the company have the right to
sal! under any flag that they may be pleased
to hoist, it is not unlikely but that the Eng
lsh steamships. southern aud Northern.
which arrived at this port in the latter part OF
December are TO be used in establishing
steamship communication between this port
and SANTANA. These steamers are side
whcclers. and arc said 70 be very fast, which
is no doubt the case, being decidedly of the
old blockade running pattern. They were
built in England Of the best material. When
the Southern arrived at this por. she came
from Sidney. Cape Breton, Nova Scotia via
Halifax, and during Ter temporary detention
at the foot Of Christopher street She excited
much attention. Inquiries rs to her object
here were invariably answered. "Oh, we
came here to be thoroughly rclittcl and to
run between this port and port in the West
indies, for which we are to have certain OK
elusive rights ~. J.. Times
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No story OF heather mythology, Gays a
writer in 4Ypisoa's Journal, which tells OF
the transformation Of human or celestial be-
in.s into plants or treas, is 50 beautiful a
that one IN which the North American Indi-
aus give the credit of their maize. which Is,
in substance, that beautiful girl. pursued
by a river god, took refuge anon. the reeds.
t1ining them about her 10 hide herself, upon
which her slender form was changed into a
graceful stalk, her teeth into milk-white kerr
nels, and her lovely, dpating hair into elk /:
and, in place Of reeds and maiden, there .tood
only tall, bending stall. OF Indian corn: 10
that. ever after, in the rustic of waving
corniield the red man could hear the .,lrring
Of 4 company Of timid eirls.
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MOBILE, ALABAMA, Jan. 10. lS7;

MOBILE, ALABAMA, Jan. 10. 1873.
hon. Goo. T.. Spencer, L. $. S1'ois.
DEAR SIR: \ plat or ground covering fcur-
teen lots was bought for the colcred orphans
that an asylum could be erected when funds
enough were raised TO do it. | bought It yes
tcrday of my old friend Jonathan i. May,
county tax assessor, who also contributed
This project being Charitable enc, have
every reason to believe your assistance will
be given me to further 50 worthy an object.
The aid of Congress in .his matter wculd be
or paramount Importance; az appropriation
sufficient 10 build an A. um is what We need
Local legislation has been attempted, bu.
failed to receive any encouragement; there
fore, we turn our attention now 90 4 source
that never forsakcs IL the Government
which made us irccmcn and insured us or
liberties; and in YOU, orr staunch advocate,
we make this appeal.
There is Il danger threatening us in or
present needy condition, which it is our duty
to avoid, to make Professionalism flourish
among the colorcd people Of the Southern
country. The Catholics by their assiGUity,
in the absence Of any protection by us, make
many converts to their faith, Of TIE colorcd
people. a project is already on foot here To
raise funds to take care Of colOrcd orphans
by the Catholics. Now | appeal to you, as
Chairman of the Committee on Purchase for
Asylum Purposes, to aid Us at this critical
iuncturc. would like copy of this appeal
published in the NEW NATIONAL ERA, and
few copies sent me that they may be dis
tlbutcd among the people.
Respectfully, W. i. +. BATES,
Chairman Purchasing Committee.
W. i. +. BATES.
LEWIS Bowen.
W. \. PICKENS,
SILAS CHASE.
SYLVESTER ANDREWS,
Rev. w. III. KELLY,
Rev. JAMES THOMAS,
Board of Trustees Protestant
Orphan Asylum.
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VOL. N.-No%|

mental in healing all the feuds and strife
which now disturb the public mind. and cause
peace and quiet to reign Fast. West, North,
and South, and every American citizen Of
every nationality will proudly acknowledge
each other as fcllow-countrymcn and fellow
citizen. Eighth. That the thirteenth, four
tcenth, and fifteenth amendments to the
United States Constitution are q linality, like
shc laws of the Modes aud pcTSiaus not
only unrcpcalablc but unaltcrablc.
Yours FOR the right,
WM. +. WALKER.
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COM.uTNICATTONS.

'EE Nav N.TIoNu EEs docs hold seii responsible
f"r view. oppressed by oarrepnndut Wei written and
,nterestinz Communication. ~iI he eisdIs received.
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the Government.

IHE report q t.c committee ID r.!Y...
citizens on the cDuduct of the late election y,
The State OF Louisiana i printed in The New
Orleans papers. The following paragrlph
gives an idea oil the cuorm"-ss frauds prr{.c-
tratcd by the Warmoth Democracy:
"A comparison Of the population og ,ry-
cntecn parishes With the return IL fl,. War-
moth board completely explode. If Itself
every preten.n McEncry can set W q bc!r,
fairly elected. Those seventeen Ialishes
are: AyOyelles, Assumption, Hast Baton
Rouge, West Baton Rouge, Booster. CaId0,
DeS0to, lberUlle, Madison, Match it9chc-,
r!aGueinincs, NOrehGusc, Pointc Couygr,
HaplGes, ~. james, ~. Martin. and St
Mary. From these parishes tic Wlr..y'A
board returned iT.fy- votes ~. N.Iue~y.
AID only l1,5ls for kellogg. Majority Gr
t!cEneEy 3,l'p. Bul the population og these
,a:Ee parishes is only u so white o. ~, m
Tree co!O-ed. /: Is known that man9 or tAc-c
whites voted for kellogg, and that every
Fco!ored man desired 70 vote FOR him. T. b
also known that ,aaay OF the Whit. are TN
naturalized foreigners; also that the lr.ra~-
ton OF white voters in a given population il
| smaller than Of cOlorcd voter Yet takiu.
the same ratio Of one 10 five for both cglorcI
and white, aud admitting, :3g the sake Of
argument, that all the white. were ,stcy.-
and voted FOX hcEncry, division Of Ia:
population gwen above by i've leave. Us
l5,ali white or GcEnory voters 10 2p,gii
co!orcd or Kellogg voters, o. 1850 cOlorcd
OF Kellogg majority. This ia the story OF
seventeen Parishes. The 1900 10 Il 900
colored voters, within their limits alone, who
we're denied vote swamp the entire ma
jority AcEnery claims in the state, anI
ouries il more than 500 votes out Of sight,
to say nothing OF tae nonstrous frauds in the
other parishes"
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The TlaAo' Washington special states
that there 10 not much likelihood Of Congress
expcllny Cakes Anne. on any charge OF
bribery To Congrc.s;nen.
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LAUGHED 'To DEATH.-Tt very often
happens that funny men meet tragic ends
tits very dangerous, even mOurnful
gift-the faculty Of making people laugh.
The map who possesses it has to perform
impos,ibilities. He must sustain bis rep
utation by keeping up the laughter, or go
into some obscure corner aud cry bis life
away. He never gets rich BY bis funny
efforts. 1t takes oil the money be can
earn to keep himself supplied with fuel
and food for fun. There is q constant
drain upon him, and the mirthful muse is
not gracious every day, John Haslam
quit digging coal, and went to comic sing
ing in England twenty-five years ago
He grew into popularity, but gradually
dwiUdled again into comparative cbscurity
He came down to singing comic songs IN
public houses, and made two or three
phillipgs week. II must have been very
difficult after making twenty, five years
laughter to be sufficiently funny on three
shilliugs sweek. The thing cant be done
It's expecting too much Of human nature
There is no fun in feeling the want Of
bread. John Haslam became too weak to
sing, to SOY nothing Of the comic quality
that was expected Of him. He took to bis
lodgings, and said to bis neighbor, "All
| want is something to eat and drink. |
have no pain on me-" He died two days
after at Stafford, England, and the verdict
Of the coroner's jury was; death from
natural causes, accelerated by want of
medical attendance and the proper neces.
saries Of life." That is q stroke Of EUg.
lish humor. Seriously, it means starved
TO DEATH One of the jurymen was Of the
opinion that 'some one was 10 blame, -
Very likely, There are many very funny
people who know better than anybody else
how serious life is, aud how difficult il is
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wall au old iiut look bluuderbuSs, This
he Deliberately loaded With RoSd'F sut
buckshOt 10 our presence; then fastening
it upon the table, cooked It, took seat 30,
hjua il, holding the string in RA Rapd,
aud 10 solemn tones addressed US thOsly;
boys, I'm going to discover the thief
aud punish him at the same a@s. You
must each Ofy blow into the muHH!o
Of that gun, When tue guilty one bloVA,
of coca his head. Now then, you have 4
chance; will you own up, or blOE up'"
Ben" said the old man to my eldest
brother "Aayo yo9 got tAast half d0llart' lA
"No, sir,p
Take bloy,"
Ben did so in safety,
"Nick," (eh boys, | tell you tho OhiIll
began to crawl down my back got that
half dollarl'
"No, sir, said |, With adodAut 'VEg.
ger
"Blov ip that gun
walked up braVoIy, gave blOE. and
-dOdycd!
Nick" said the old man in 2 voice oS
thunder, where is that half fdOlluraH
He had me. Tho truth lodged out Ol
me- Said l, "0ut IN the barn, pap"
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pins landing through the lands Of said
Maupiu aud W.. N. Miller to Lewis Green
lees, also to extend said road from said
Lewis GreenleeS thrOsgh the lands oI
said Greenlee and others, to iuterseCt The
county road near WOlte's school house, =
0 G. LOOmis, Spencer PiOkeus and Hiram
Anderson, appointed viewers Of said road
and ordered to report Of next term.
The order entered at tho May term,
1872, Of this court, authorizing the court.
house commissioners to erect an iron fence
around the court house yard, is hereby re.
scinded,. for reasons appearing to the court
On motion, and for reasons appearing
to the court, it is ordered that the Sheriff
omit to collect the county levy in all the
corpOrated towns within the county that
keep their own streets in order and that
take care Of their own poor, and that
wherever he may have CollsCted such tax,
that he refund the same on demand Of
those who have paid, &c.
Ordered that John @. Buckley, Assess
or Of District No. 2, bo slIowed.the sum Of
$500 for assessing bis said district aud for
making out the necessary books,
Upon application Of Isaac Entsmingcr
and others for establishment Of public road
beginning at Eutsmiuger's mill and cross.
ing the creek at the old. ford below the
mill dam, and running up Che Greek be-
tween the land Of Clark Tiilis and Isaac
Ilntsmiugor, &c. Hiram Anderson, Wn
Keisliug and William Morehesd, appoint.
cd viewers Of same.
I The committee appointed to audit and
examine claims against tho county recon
mend the payment of'tho lglloEiug, and
that tbeYbe paid out oftdepOunty treasury.
Claims WILDE found elsewhere, Ed
Ordered that JUSTICES French, Roush
and Moore. each be allowed ,$3 for ,Servi'
ces as committee in settling Vit6ssheriG,
The following allowances ,SeIo made to
the Justices B. J. RSdaond, President,
sS,, Jsbez Beard s6, William French So,
Charles 7. B. Moore $8t A. CsMpson Sc
10, ID, 2. IapMaxe 50, u II. MllSrS6
ssodlss iIlI ll
| S8, ". q. Higgins 50, H. NJ. DonDolly
$8, George Ddaghorty So, BatFsll SnitE
50. I.
Ordered lhat Jacob Roush, Assessor o
District No. /, be allowed the sum o
1925 for assessing the property Of his dis
trict and making out the proper books.
B. j. Redmond ordered to build good
aud substantial bridge over eight mile
creek, on road leading from Point Pleas.
ant to West Columbia.
Harry Tippett allowed tho sum OfSl.5C
for attendance one and half days upon thi.
court as page.
Adjourned until the 10Th day of Janu
ary, 1874, which will be the next regular
term for the trial ofcauses.
IAN abstract from the records,
Tsste,-E. KIMDERLISG, Clerk,
BY John E. Timn', Deputy,
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~SNTNSNSNSNSNS
The Way Nick Bowers was Caught.
Nick Bowers was q member oftbe orig
inal Christy MipStrelS, and, in bis day,
was the greatest middle man iuterrOga'
tor" known in the profession. Nick used tc
tell, with great merrimept, an incident oI
bis boyhood, 20 preserve the favor oil
the relation, We will record 10 Nick's own
language, and pEply regret that We cannot
accompany it With bis inimitable gesticu-
lation.
"My old man" said Nick, "as q gepor'
al thing, was pretty steady old gent, but
once and while be would get Oblivious,
aud water was not The cause Of it. | rec
ollect certain holiday was approaching
and l bad been skiuning around to get a
little money to have time with on that
day; but the fates and purses we're against
me, 1t was but two days prior to the an
ticipated holiday, and hadn't nary
red, Remember this, boys, when ] add
that on the same afternoon 1 came into The
house, when loI there on the floor, totally
overcome by bis libatious, lay my respect
cd daddy, and beside him lay six shining
half dollars which had rolled from bis
pocket. Boys, I've been an honest man
all my life, but once when boy CON-
mitted a theft. | hooked one Of those ball
dollars. Thinks | to myself, the old
mans been on jambOree, apd won't
know how much be spent, aud will never
miss it. But mark you, next morning
aud my two brothers were summoned into
my fathers presence The old rams face
lowered. Thought Of fthath half dollar and
knew that storm was brewing,
Boys" said ho, "last night vbop I
came home ! had six hqlf dollars 0na
Of ems gone. Your mother didn't take
Il. There's been no one elso iu the house.
Which one Of you took in"
Veal protested our innocence,
Boys" said The old man, that ball
dollar never walked Of, apd l'm going to
end out which one Of you took it."
Turning around, te Iook down from ID.
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Womanly Modesty,


Man loves the mysterious, A clOudI
less sky, tho full-bloWu rosa, leaves bin
upmOvedi but tho violet which hides it9
bluShing beauties behind The bush end the
moon, when she pPoFgcp from behind a
cloud, are 10 him spprcop Of inspirations
and pleasure. MOdcsty is TO merit what
shade is to fgper 10 paintings il gives i's
bolduesS and prominence. Nothing adds
more 10 female beauty than mOdegty; j.
sheds uroutd the rpupteuance a hnlo Of
light which is borrowed from virtue.--
BOtauists hqyc given tAe rosy hue which
tlugos The cup Of the rose The pane ot
"maidcn blush,' This pure aud delicate
hue is thp only paint that Christians virtue,
should use; it is the richest ornament A
woman without modcsty is like aSladed
soEpF, which aiGrseSaan snnWhUleSOme
Iod6r, and which the prudent gardener
RilEtlf5 Fsi
is melancholy, sioriI sHdStn shmsppd dte.
poptauce Beauty passes like tHp flower
oftho aloe, which bloOnt and dies in .
few hOprs, Bptaoassty gives tho female
character charms which supplies tho place
Eof The transitory freshuess Of youth.
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A FORr poSEToN ISpIDESr, There
was in the trenches, 10 front Of Fort Don.
elsOn, q rebel soldier with a riae SbCt
though the head, whose case was, indeed,
an interesting one. He was an excellent
marksman, and killed or wounded several
Union officers. Que Of Col Berge's sharp
shooters, au old hunter, who had killed
many bears and wolves, crePI up toward
the breastworkS to try bis hand upon the
rebel. They Cred at each other again aud
again, but both we're shrewd and careful
The rebel raised bis bat above the breast
works-vhisl-Tho sharpshootcr out in
the bushes had a bullet put through II.
"Hal ha! bal" laughed the rebel, send
10 bis own bullet into The little puH oil
smoke in the ravinO. He knew that the
rebel had outRittod him, and he expected
Q return shOtit was aimed a little too high,
and he was safe,
"You cheated me this timo, but | will
DO even with you yot," said the sharp
shooter, whirliug upon his back, loading
his. rife and Whirliug back again. lie
rested bis rife upon tho ground, aimed it,
and 10y with bis eye along The barrel, bis
dugcr upon the trigger
Five minutes passed. n reckon that
last shot fzed him." said tho rebel, "he
has not moved these Eve minutes"
He raised bio head peopod over The en-
baukmcnt-fell back lifelcssl The uueFr.
ing bullet Of the old hunter had PASSED
Though bis head, It vas Tho deadly
work Of one swift feet ScCond,
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to laugh themselves. The laughter Of
others becomes an intoEiOatiou, aud the
poor hunOrists is often laughed to death,
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G, P. SIMPSON,

ATToRNEN AT LAW.
y Point PLEASANT sias6G r lRAFssbBa.aas
II AvING moved 10 and permanently located
Il at Point Pleasant, and having procured
the use Of h. j. Fishers Lew Library, lwill at
all times be found at his office ready to attend
10 any and all business entrusted to my care;
and will practice hereafter in the counties OF
Mason, Putnam, Jackson aud Roane.
All persons coming to Point Pleasant by the
KanaWha or Ohio River Boats, can consult
with me at any tineof nightin time to return
Wy same boat, by calling at my residence
april l8-iy.
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Did you ever SEQ woman walk along
the aislss Of railroad car, ShO does i
like o target party returning from a days
excursion with good many mixed
drinks IN the wrong locality. First she
stands with her back against The door, and
waits until the motion Of The cars hos
steadied down enough TO encouraged start,
She has,elwagsgot-a cup Of waterr5Rhe1
fsNs makes 9tie1a agtipagss, Epa sAeT
sgefYl llag Aple. b
cup aud and starts Just The moment she
Starts'Ihs cat begins most unprecedented
rocking and she begius a kind Of waltz,
which carries her along the aishS, sg4ipsI
everybody, humping and bumpipg every
body without distinction ofago or Sex
She catches at anything TO steady herself,
and pulls off the old mans wig, and makes al
young man bald, spasAoO . bat or two
and deuoraIizes a couple Of The latest style
Of perfectly sweet bOuDets, after which
she finally gets lurched into the lap Of .
very fat man pouring the yateF down into
bis shirt 10 good style, The fat man al
ways gets up and raises the devil about .
little thing Of this kind.
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sEnpET SOCIETIES.

wA,Oylc -Niu,urn Lodge No 10, A F, and
A. n, meets monthly OH the night OF the full
moon, the same being Tuesday, or on the
'Taesday night Immediately preceding. WI
KENNY. Secretary.
10, o. r THE Point Pleasant Lodge No
a. 10, o. f.. meets evelv Thursday night
Al Fishers Hall. JOHN MASON, Secretary
POST OFFICE HOURS.--The Office is
oven from I o'clock an. 10 ! o'clock PIN
On Sundays from O'Clock q. N. to pa M
n EN- GHa Rostlaasssr sasSss..4se ss..=s.
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,AlITTOR 4 EYS.

vu roNuxsnx. D. ". POL>LEy,
TOMLINSON o POLSLEY,
lAttorneys &c CoaHseIt0rs at Lo0,
POINT PLEASANT. WEST VA
VXTlLL practice in the County of Mason
w the United States District Cnurt fol
Ws,t virginia, and in The Supreme Court oI
Appeals Of West Virginia, Prompt attention
given 10 thl collection Of all claims entrusted
10 them. Address Point Pleasant, West Va
ocl. l6, l873-ly
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papers contain. !


In Tennessee, q snake which measured
seven feet 10 length was killed while
caught 10 the crack Of q fence. balfitp body
being oa epoh side. Examination devel.
Oped that the snake had swallowed rab-
bit before it had attempted to crawl
through tho crack, apd that, aftor.its body
was half through, it caught Sud swallowed
another rabbit, thus having rabbit op
each side Of the fence. The rabbits could
pot get through tbo crock, which was up-
fortunate for the snake, asit ccast bi@ biz
life.
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Virginia House,
POINT PLEASANT. W.VAo
A. p DEEM. PrODrtetOr.

r7HIs we'll known House having been thor.
oughly repaired from attick to cellar and
he'd al great expGnse, with new bed
dipe, together with new furniture Of the most
modern STYLES, is now one Of tho best kept
Topses IN lhs State. Experienced walters al
Tend the wants Of guests. A night watchman
is kept to convey passengers to and from oS9ts
at ali hours Of night, The travelling public
are W respectfully invited TO stop at this House,
guaranteeing that they will not go away dis.
satisfied. In connection with the above the
Proprietor has good Livery sabIs.
october 3Oth, lsT3-U
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a 4. distinguished officer was lately rfOsil.
dopt 0f o pogrt.mnrtial. He bad sworn 4
witness, q raw Irish reSqit sud hQld, Gpt
bis hand Ear the Bible. Judge Of bis as
toOisbmant al finding it-Ibo band, not
tte:book -grasped and heartily shaken BY
Pat, who, in the very broadest broguo,
said! dts #e.solf who is proud and
plased to hold the hand Of ye, sir; and may
Saint Pathriok and oil tAe saints Of ould
Ireland bless yer honor"
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PLY SICIAN $.
DIR. L.F. CAMPBELL,
Physician and Surgeon,

Point Pleasant, Vest Va,
uAvING located permanently at Poipt
IL Pleasant offers his professional services
to the citizens Of the town and vicinity. III
hopes by strict attention to business, to meri
4continuance ofthe liberal patronage he ha'
Already received.
Hemay be found al all times at his Office
when not professionally engaged.
Nov. 5-ly.
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Tho frat daily paper 4 printed 10 tho Eu,
glished language was published 10 LOp-
don, 10 1902, BY a womuu-ouo Elizabeth
Msllet It vas called the Duly Courant,
and was not issued ss . WOman's Rights
paper, but "to spare the public at least
half The impertiuences which the ordinary
papers contain"
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OFFICIAL DIRECTORY.
MASON COUNTY.

MASON COUNTY,.
1uIpe Circuit, Court--RoN JOS. SMITH
Residence, RavenswOOd Jackson county;
CLERK Circuit Coufl--C, B. WAGGENER
President County 6ourt4B. ! REDMOND.
Clerk County Court--E. KTlBGRLlNG.
Prosecuting Altorney--D. W. ,PoLsLEY. :. :.
Sherif--C. SEH0N. ~,
JailOr--J. JRWETT.
Surveyor Of Lauds--G. ". PUtLM.
Assessor Dist. No. III ACOB ROUSH.
"D.S VAN MATRE, Dept.
Il NO.G-J0HN O BUCKLEY,
superiatcnd't of SOhools--U, 7. B. MOORE.
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TpRx, or CrRcutr CoUpT First Monday
in April and frat Monday in October.
TLRxs or l'ovSrY CoVRr Third Monday
10 January, March, May, July, November
and December :