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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-08-14
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Wouldn't Go.

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The following correspondence. re-
Gently published In the New York
Graphic. will fall like lend upon many
Massachusetts electors, who had fondly
hoped that the spectre Of Butler would
soon be the only relic of that most am
bilious and audacious candidate for
gubcrnatorial honors In the respected
old commonwealth
General 3. F. Butler = My Dear
Sir: You have doubtless heard of the
contract between the Graphic Company
and Messrs. Wise aud Donaldson,
whereby these two gentlemen under
take to cross the Atlantic ocean In a
balloon Of vast capacity and carrying
power, which Is now In process OF COLI
struction. The Graphic Company, de-
sirous Of securing the services of one
Of the best writer's and foremost men
Of the country. rs hlstrlograplcr OF
the expedition, take pleasure In offer
Ing this position to you, as y rccogni-
ton of your eminent abilities, and
your unsurpassed style OF rigor. incls-
lveness and pictorial power. The bal
loon will sail about the goth of August
next, and, thinking that at this sultry
and depressing season you would prob
ably enjoy u temporary relief from
your arduous labor,, aud the novel ex:
perlence aud needed retreshment the
expedition would furnish, we offer
you the position, with the hope that
you will give the proposal n favora-
bic consideration. Whatever the peo-
pie Of Massachusetts,. may do in the
coming election. the Graphic Company
is willing to afford youa opportunity
to reach a higher elevation than any
to which even the sutfrages of n free
people an carry you.
Yours, very respectfully,
MANAGERS
Of rho Grp nhir l,ofnDnnv.
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Stow. We would like to know
the reason why the Nevada Tribuns.
which. we understand, Is published on
Wednesday and Saturday afternoons,
does not arrive on the following MORN
ings with our other exchanges. We
get exchanges from Austin, Eureka.
Winnemuccs and Unlonville, as early
as from Carson. VIII tho editor ofthe
Tribune look Into this matter.
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The doctors Of Charlestown "play
for all that's out" They have formed
a joint stock undertaking. company. so
that whether their patients linger or
die. they are the galners.
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MUSIC TEACHING,
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

THE CREDITORS OF THE ESTATE OF
II. II. FLAGG are hereby notified that the
Board OF Assignees for said estate have this day
declared q final dividend OF Ave and one.half
$40 per cent. on the gross indebtedness. paya-
BILE on and after MONDAY. August Is. 1873, at
the Bank Of California. Gold Hill, between the
hours Of A. ". and 1 p. ~. daily.
II. HUGUET, Executor.
Gold Hill, August IL, lSTS. all lw
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Deaths.

HARCoURT-In Gold Hill. August 8, Charlie,
son Of John II. and Mary Harcourt, aged z
months.
CLARK-In Virginia City, August IS, Mary
Jane, daughter OF John and Kate Clark, aged
5 months.
cAHILL-In Virginia City. August II, Morris
Cahil. native OF Ireland. aged about 80 years.
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NOTICE.
70 TIE MEMBERS OF LIBERTY HOSE co.

THE MEMBERS OF LINCOLN HOSE co.
i No. 3. tender their sincere thanks 10 the
above members for their generous gits;. They
siso 4 I this opportunity TO express their 70
orets that such young, Wide awake and ener:
eetIe members hare retired from the Gold Hui
Fire Department.
Y. Lyxxlr, esersts1. atN
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CINCINNATI runs = beer saloon on
wheels.
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NEW TO-DAY.
I s OF LETTERS

DEMAININa IN THE GOLD HILL POST,
II ONCE August IL. 1878. Ifnot called for In
one month they will DO sent to tho Dead Lettel
Once, Wellington.
Adams MurphyTJ
Burk Nat Moase Chas
Banker Al McIntcr Jas
Bachman Jacob Marks Charley
Bowden Francis McGregor Matt
Brooks Mcmillan James .
Carr Joseph McCauily II
Csllieon Lawrence McCarty Andrew
Canp,on Jno O'Brien Jno
Cornish Saml Prosch Oscar.2
Coleman Al Pollard Richard
Deney P Powers May
Gaze n Pollard ChasJ
Hemphill Jno @ Quill Jno
Haig David c Robinson A ca
Holiday Thos Roberts Elisha
Karrigan Thos SWAIN 20
Kenelid Jno steele Jas
King Jno Snith Mntthew
Murphy Jas Thomas Richard
Nullgsn L whitaker Joe
YonIIoH.
Nioust putrs Jose Rodriguez
s.w CHUBBCcK, P. N.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

THE GENTLEMAN THAT PICKED UP
1 the barrel OF q Pistol on the railroad track,
when getting on the cara opposite the Bowers
Mansion. on the day OF the Miners Picnic EI.
curslen, will please leave 1t at BILLY RED.
Gold Hill. Ala lts
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LIFE & FIRE INSURANCE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

T HAVE DISCONTINUED THE coLLEC.
ton OF premiums on policies OF tho Mutual
Lie insuraI &c Company, of New York, having
resigned tho Stat. Agency for said Company on
the 18th July, ultimo.
The general insurance business OF the sub
Gerber Will be continued ~ heretofore at tho old
stand, near the corner OF c and Taylor streets,
where reliable indemnity for loss by Gre. life,
or accident. can DO procured at cur cnt aud fair
rates.
ASH the pact, so in the future. this Agency
will 10 conducted strictly on the ha-is 81 fair
and impartial dealing with the srsured and In.
surcrs. and parties desiring insurance will al.
ways md At this Agency prompt and fair settle.
ments Of lossos.
The Fire Insurance risks will DO placed IN
companies second to none 10 America. add Life
and Accidental rirks will be taken IN any com
tho insured.
Full information on any Of the above branches
can be obtained at my ofiee.
During my absence. now or at any time, from
Virginia, Mr. A L. EDWARDS will give prompt
his cart.
Fire, Life and Accident Insurance At the old
and reliable Agency Of
Conner OF c and Taylor streets, Virginia.
p. Shelters addreseed to John Sprostou,
Virgins, or ct the Agency Of tho Mutual Lifo
Insurance Company, 2s Montgomery street,
fan francisco, will be promptly attended 20.
ana n JOHN SPROSTON,
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BILL TO AMEND THE CODE OF Pro .
cEpUnE.-An important bill! is now
pending il. the Legislature. to amend
the Code of Procedure, which has re-
ceived the favorable report of the Ju-
dietary Committee Of the Senate, and
which will Iikelp pass. It strikes out
a large number Of Sections, and
changes are as foslows: 1t permits
appeals from intermediate DEGREES
affecting the merits; 1t gives to Pro,
bate Courts the right to grant injunc-
ton, and to marshal the assets of
insolvert eltates; 1t requires 20 days
notice in Trial Justice courts in all
cases when the sum sued for exceeds
$50, and when less than $50, five days
notice, except upon affidavit by the
Plaintiff that he fears delay will
cause loss Of the debt, when the
defendant may be brought to trial in
stanter.' It fixes tho Statutesof limi-
tations as to real estate as it. was be.
fore the passage Of the Code. It
apolishes notice Of Trial. It makes
judgments lien on real estate for
ten years with right of renewal. 1t
makes executions lien on personal
property for four months after levy,
with the right of renewal, and makes
them returnable as before the Code.
1t reduces the costs Of Attorneys
about onc-halt.
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AUGUSTA, g., /
February, 4, 1873. {

We. the undersigned, having
been appointed to make a survey of
the route of the anticipated railroad
leading from Augusta, Ga, to
Greenwood, S. c., beg liberty to
make the following report
The survey vas commehced on
the 10Th of November last, at
Greenwood, but by reason of the
inclemcncy of the weather and the
want of a sufficient number of axe
men, our progress was much re-
tarded, so that on the 2Sd of De-
cember we found ourselves no
farther on the route than Dorn's
Mines, which is about "a miles from
Greenwood. We then adjourned
for Christmas, to meet again on the
first Monday in January At which
time and place we resumed the
survey and have continued it to the
present time: The whole route,
with the exception Of about one
and half miles near or within. the
vicinity of Augusta, has been care
fully admeasured and leveled and a
field book carefully made or filled
out, with all the necessary data for
constructing correct profile and a
legible map of the same, by which
q correct estimate can and will be
made of the entire cost of the gra-
ding and all other mechanical work
of said road. We have admeasured
and leyeled sixty-one. anda quarter
miles of said road, but we hdye not
had time to make correct estimate
of the cost of grading, bpt by a
careful inspection of our field book
and our careful. obseFyations all
along the route, we can approximate
very nearly to the entire cost of the
whole road on the entire route from
Greenwood to Augusta. We are
induced to believe, from all the
facts before US, that: the grading,
with thes exception of. about six
miles from the river, on the Carroll
la side, will be unusually light.
This is in consequence Of the route
being ona ridge between the waters
of Savannah river and those OF
Stephens creek. No streams Of
any note cross the route from
Greenwood to the river: The tres
ties will be few and of minoE con-
sideration, and the culyerts to be
constructed will be no more than
those built over wet weather. drains
or gullies.
Il issaid, and we think truthfulIy,
that there is design in all the works
of nature; therefore we are induced
to believe that the topography of
the ridge all the way from Green
wood to the river points out and
has a design which can be nothing
more nor less than q railway" We
o. - = No In ~ = I -
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-Abh.eville
English and Classical
HIGH SCHOOL.

TEYHE exercises of this School will be
n resumed'on January l6, 1878.
!1he Scholastic Year will be divided
into two Tsrms, The first. viii end on
July is; the second Will eohmeiIee on
CHARGEs FOR FIRsV TERM:
Elementary English Studies .:;::::s2o OF
Classical Studies, a s5 oe
Advanced English stddies;,:.:...: 25 OC
-" = 1fS;' and CLASSICAL
CHARGES FOR sLCoND TERM
elementary English stqlies.;:.:;;sl5 o(
Studies ........... 20 OC
Advanced English Studies:::::::: ::::::..:...;. 20 0c o..
=: ;"'''.; - 20 and Classical
One-half t5f the Tuition Fee to be inva:
riably paid in advance. No pupil vii!
be taken for less than one Term, moi
will any,deduction be made for absense,
except in cases of protrafted illness, 81
REMOVAL from the County.
. The undersigned is Most anxious thai
his Patrons should receive some beneh,
from the estate School Fund" and VII
heartily cooperate in any plan f9r tha,
purpose, which can with proprietyy. Of
adopted. He must reserve 20 himself 10!
the good of his School the right to re-
ceive whomsoever, he may pleas, and tt
discharge any pupil whose presence NJ
may ahink Injurious to bis other pupils
Punctual attendace will be exacted
and repeated absence from school with
out satisfactory EXCUSE will be regarded
as sufficient ground for discharge
He hopes by renewed efforts in thu
future to show himself grateful for, ~ant
worthy of the patronage of the past,
EDWARD l.. PARKER, Teacher
Abbeville. Jan. 8. 1873, 39-tf
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GREENWOOD AND AUGUSTA RAIL
> '1' ROAD.
Meeting of the Directors - Declinati0n
Of the Presidency by Maj. Geo: T.
Jackson-Gen. P. H. Bradley Made
Chairman to Fill the Position Tempo,
rarily-Report Of the Engineers i;

AT meeting of the Directors Of
the Augusta and Greenwood Rail
road, held ON Wednesday, 5th inst,
the following business was trans;
acted:
~ On motion of P, Fl. Bradley, R,
II. May was called to the Chair,
aud Jno. NJ. Clark requested to act
as Secretary. ..
The Chairman stated that owing
to other engagements, Major George
r. jackson declined the Presidency
of the road. T.
After fully discussing the propri-
ETY. of selecting Chairman to fill
temporarily the position Of Of Presi-
dent,
j. A. Tolbert moyed that P. H.
Bradley be elected to fill the place,
which was carried unanimously.
The report Of the engineers was
read and unanimously approved, as
was also the proposition to assess
three per cent. on stock s4bserip;
tions to defray expenses already in
CURED, complete estimates (the
road-bed to be twelve feet wide)
and map out the route.
Jno. NJ. Clark was elected Treas
turer, who will receive the assess
ment.
The Chairman was authorized to
select agents. to solicit subscriptions
to the road. 49, !
W. K. Bradley moyed that the
press friendly to the enterprise be
requested to publish the engineers
report, which was approved, Wher
the meeting adjourned, subject t
the call Of the Chairman. .
REPORT OF THE ENGINEERS.
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All EVENING TIME.

The old nest swings on the leafless tree,
TIE red sun sets IN the west;
7 think that like two brown birds are
Are,
;.ciS' last in the empty nest.
All the. voune ones arc afar and away,
Each sings with his own chosen mate
Twilight is closing our lightsome day;
Though the crimson flush lasts late,
2Gis Q trembling step comes down thee
You psui could erst so lightly treadi
Changed ar are our thh{seghts h{egg ST the grave
That is keeping in trust our dead.
o comcly face! that knew so fair;
Soft cheeks, that are sumken now,
T love the gray in your faded hair,
The lines on your thoughtful brow.
The past grows book to understand,
The future has gifts to bring, ,t.s
And 81. by the fire a and hold hold you y99u'l
And finger the worn gold ring,
sAIy own true wife, who is dearer now
For all that the year reslgn-
5: For the trrifd love, for theRspoken vow
For the home that was YEARS anc
s1s.'H, mine. ,sssyssies.
.sfs 81! !,''.''
3 For hopes we shared, and for tears u
d.. shed, -
For comfort in days o'ercast;
For the trust that we held to meet ou
dead
~ When the shades of life are past.
Griefs that are over left us gift,
They lit us a lamp of light; - J.,
Soon shall Gods sunshine clear through
',, the rift,
And there shall be no more night.
Close to my side, dear wife that I love
With your thin hand fast in mine;
So we will wait for the light above,
Till the morning stars shall shine.
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SALE" OF \ FINE ENGINE The
Columbia Union makes the following
mention of the fine engine Of Major
John Alexander, which was noticed
in our columns few weeks since
"The splendid ten horse power Por
table engine, which Major John AL
cxander hasjast completed, was sold
yesterday, to Mr.. Alcxandcr Houser,
Of Sumter. Tie drawing from which
this engine was made was drawn by
Major Alexander, and contains sey,
cral novelties of his own invention
So accurate was the draft, and so
perfect was the workmanship, that
whenthe9 various parts were joined
together each fitted perfectly, and
when tho fire was built, the engine
started with two pounds of steam,
and was found to ID in complete or;
der.
The principal features Of novelty
Eis the crnstrhctiou Of tho two cyFin'
dcrs cast in. one, and the double crank
shaft, so that the one crank beats tho
other onc-quarler; when one crank is
passing the dead center. the other is
getting full steam thus avoiding the
roclinr motion usually connected
with the piston engine, The valves
are worked with separate eccentric
rods and rocking arms, so that il
only half the power is wanted, (say
five hoFse,) it. is only necessary t.
throw optthe one eccentric rod; thus
giving the engine an advantage over
all other portable engines in a saving
Of iuel, 2&hontthe fall power Of The
engine is not desired.
At u slight additional cost, it is
claimed, this engine, cqn be. adapted
to propclIing itself along the roar
and hauling freight in cities. 1t il
the intention of the inventor, Major
Alexander, to build one for that pur'
pose. constructed on the same princi'
[ple: .-..........,
MI. Thomas Kyal, Of this city, and
did not leak at all when. the steam
was first introduced, which is an un
usual occurrence, Thi engine must
add to the already we'll earned rcpu
tation Of the builder. ,'.'- VI
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Every year increases the populari-'
ty ofthis valuable Hair Preparations
which is due to merit alone. We
can assure our old patrons that it Is
kept fully up to its high standard;
and it is the only reliable and perfect.
ed preparation for restoring GE4F
OR FADED HAIR to its youthful eoioh
making it soft, lustrous, and silken:
The scalp, by it's use, becomes WHITE
and clean. 1t removes all eruptions
and dandrnf; and, by its TONIC pl4p:
critics, prevents the hair from falling
out, as it stimulates and nourishes
the hair-glands. BY its use, the hair
grows thicker and stronger: 1n
badness, it restores the .eaPaAaafiyy
glands to their normal vigor, AND
will oreate q new growth, except IA
extreme old age. It Is the most eco:
nomical HAZE DRESSING ever used
as it requires fewer applications
and gives the hair Q splendid, glossy
appearance. A. A. Hayes, MM,
State Assayer of Massachusetts, says
aThe constituents are pure, and care.
fully selected for excellent quality
and I consider it the BEST PREPA-:
RATION for its intended purpose" ?,
Sold by all Druggists, and Dealers in Aedicinas.
-. ,a Prioe One Dollar. 'i.'~. -"
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THE ONLY, REMEDY - Those who
suffer from foul breath arc open to
the charge of carelessness. 1t is an
offence that. can be speedily abated, as
a single bottle Of the fragrant Sozo.
don't will Enthusiastically accomplish
the work. No toilet table should be
without it. 1t will preserve and keep
the teeth white, and tho breath pure
and sweet. W.. ..1 . ..-
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ARREyILLE BRANCH,

Train leaves Abbeville at 9:l5 A. NJ,
connecting with Down Train from
Greenville. Leaves Cokesbury at 2.lG
=. M, connecting with Up Train from
Columbia. Accommodation Train,
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays
Leaves. Cokesbury at H. Is A. NJ, or OIL
the arrival Of tie Down Train from
Greenville. Leaves Abbevilie Mt
o'clock p. NJ, connecting. with UE
Train from Columbia.
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Pacific Guano Company,
;. ..,E CAPITAL sl,o0O,0OO) .,..
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUAN0,

.YEYHIS GUANO is now 80 we'll known
in all the Southern States for its
remarkable effects as an agency for in
creasing the products of labor, as not to
require special recommendation from US.
It's use for seven years past has establish
ed its character for reliable excellence.
The large fixed capital invested
by the Company in this trade affords
the surcst guarantee of the continued
excellence of this Guano.l .! i,I'tr.s ::
The supplies put into market this sea-
son are, as heretofore, prepared under
the personal supervision of DIR. st. Jul.
ian Ravenel, Chemist of the Company
at Charleston, S. c., lience planters may
rest assured that its quality atd compo-
sition is precisely the same as that lfere-
tofore sold. - = ~ :
=, '.-'.7,0.,'. 800 J. N. ROBSON, .-.
:. Selling Agent, Charleston, 8. O..
~. ~. - ., JNO..S. REESE & co.,
49,. . General Agents, Baltimore.
TERMs--ss4S cash s53 time, without
interest. u..g,i :i..a..rj -. .. EE
=, To accommodate planters they can or:
der now and have Until the 1st' Of a pril
to decide as to whether they will take at
time or eash price. When delivered
from the Factory by the carload no dray.
age will be charged. .,i'r, %. .l.1
.Nov. q, 1872, a3-6m.: .a..... d
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ANDERSON BRANCH & BIUER1DaEDIv'N

Accommodation Train between Bel
ton and Anderson on Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays: Leave Belton at
$50 A. NJ, or ON arrival Of Down Train
from Greenville. Leave Anderson at
2.OOP. NJ, connecting with Up Train
from Columbia. '.--.....-......::. -
-',~'"'- THOS. .DODAMEAD,
. ...., Gen'l Superintendent.
f. JABEz NORTON, Gen'l Ticket Agent.
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II $4,000 in Gold.
One Prize $4,000 in Silver:
Five Prizes 81 900. Five Prizes $500.
Ten Prizes 500. Each in Greanh9Qks.
Two Family Carriages and Matched
Horses, with Silver-Mountsd- Harness,
worth 800.
Two Buggies, Horses, &C., worth 5000
each.
Two Fine:Toned Rosewood Pianos,
worth S5OU EACH!
Ten Family Sewing Machines, worth
$10O each.
1900 Gold and Silver Lever Hunting
Watches Qn all,) worth from $40 to $500
each.
Gold Chains, Silver-ware, Jewelry, &c.
Whole number Gift, 10000. Tickets
Limited to $4,000.
Agents wanted to sell tickets, to whom
Liberal Premiums will be paid.
Single Tickets 50; Six Tickets 10;
Twelve Tickets $40; Twenty-hEa Tiekk:
cts $40.
Circulars contain full list Of prizes,
O description of the manner of drawing
lind 6ther' information in reference to
the Distribution, will be sent to any
ono ordering them. All letters must be
addressed to 80 L. d. SINE, Box SO.
MAIN OFFICE. : CINCINNATI, O.
"lOl w. Fifth st: [Feh. 10, 1878, 44.:5t
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Buckingham's Dye.

As our Renewer in many cases
requires too long a time, and too
much care, to restore gray or faded
Whiskers, we have prepared this
dye, in one preparation ; which will
quickly and efectually accomplish
this result. It is easily appkeA
and produces o color which viii
neither rub nor wash Off Z Sold bY
all Druggists. Price Nfty,C Gents I
Msuvfactursd by q. ?. HAlL,koooa
s:::'--..~ NASHUA H.H. 81 "!i"Ht's
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= as- Connect at Aston with trains on
the Spartanqurg and Union RailrOad
connecting Atl Columbia Sc, WIFI
Night Trains on the South Caroline
Railroad, up and down; also with Trains
going North and South on Charlotte
Columbia and; Augusta Railroad, eano
Wilmington, Columbia and Augustff
Railroad, ,''".I & -
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Hcrc, to7, We eneeQunter ANOTHER o h,
str,inge consideration. What 49, the
character of spirit that can traverse
these intensely ffigid regions nnharm,,
cd, ,,when our organism Of clay could
led, when our organism Of clay could
not subsst half an hour
The MYSTERY of cold none cgn penr
citrate. Yesterdays Visitation gives
us all vivid reafization of the apt
ness Of tho question propoqnded
1000 years ago'by the patriarch JOB,
WHO can stand before his cold PR r
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SCHOOL, REGULATIONS
The Public Schools

ar the County will open on the 1st
" Monday in February next.
The daily sessions of the Schools must
not be less than six hours.
Monthly Reports must be handed in
promptly at the end of each month.
The Commissioners Office will be
open from the 1st to the 10th of eaOh
month for the examination of claims.
No certificates will be signed ut any
other time.
it's earnestly urged upon the Trustees
of the several School Districts to dis
charge all teachers who fail to do their
whole duty. .r ... -.E 90"
: -..-- VIM. PRESLEY,
y School Commissioner,
. Abbeville County.
Jan. q, 1873. If ...i .