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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27
EDUCATIONAL.
CT. MARY'S ACADEMY.
~ North Fairfax street,
Alexendrjo Viroinis

GT. MARY'S ACADEMY,
~ North Fairfax street,
Alexandria, Virginia,
Conducted by the
SISTERS OF THE HOLY CROSS,
will reopen on Monday Sept. Sd. The cours,
of instruction is most thorough in Englisb the
Languages. Music, SC.
Music Languages, Drawing an Painirg
form extra charges
For full particulars address
aug 23-2v Sister NJ. LEOCADIA. Supt.
A LEXANDRIA ACADEMY.
The twentieth snnus! session Of this school
will begin OF Monday. September 3D..
The subjects construction include sll branches
taught in first class preparatory school, and
all the teachers are gentlemen of ability and e1-
perence
For catalogue address
aug 22-ts10 JOHN s. BEACH. Principal:
II. F. HHNRY's SCHOOL
This SCHOOL FOR BOYS, oligibly situated
on Queen, between Washington and Columbus
streets, will commence its Sixteenth Annual
Session, Monday, September 10Th, 1877.
The course of study comprises the ordinary
English Branches, Higher Mathematics, Natur-
al Sciences and the Ancient and Modern Lam
guages In all the branches, except the Ancient
and Modem Languages, instruction will DO Civ.
en- by, the Principal exclusively, and for tho
other branches competent teacher will be pro-
Y;ded.
The terms Of tuition vary according TO tha
branches taught from S6 TO SIS per quarter, in
advance.
The Principal will DO at his school room every
dsy after the 9Th Of September from O. clock Is
II NJ, to receive and classify pupils. .-..
aug 2O-tf II. +. HENRY.
MISS MARY H. JOHNSON will open her
Vl SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BOYS on
September 18th, 81 her residence. 2Of Prince
street. aug lI.lm
NIT. VERNON INSTITUTE,
WI No II south Washington ST.,
Alexandria, Virginia.
Scholastic duties will be resumed on tho Sec
ond Monday in September.
A kINDERGAKTEN is connected with the
school, in which little girls arc taught through
the medium Of objects, music, etc.
Application for Catalogue or admission should
be made TO the principal,
au15-lm Miss NJ. A. ROACH, 20. box 49,
a LADY, who has had experience in teacn-
~ ing, wishes to open a SCHOOL FOR
YOUNG CHILDREN on the 18th Of Septem.
Der in Alexandria. Va. Apply to Miss q. '.
GORDON, at Mr.. BitZar's boarding house. IS
Prince st Alexandria, Va. sug3
POTOMAC ACADEMY
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

GOODS IN SEASON-Groen Ginger. Mus
" tard Seed. Celery Seed Coriander, trrrh
way, Cinnamon. Allspice. Cloves, Mara. Gin
ger, Salad Oil. Sc.
aug I6 f. S. LEADREhTER 81 BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

The gold premium was still lower on Satur.
day selling down TO 1893. and ranging from lo55
70 1913. closing at lO4 Tho New YORK HtocK
market continues very strong, and there waa q
Further large advance in ali the trunk line shares
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

DRACKET SAWS, Automatic Boring Tools,
ID Amateur Planes, Sc. for Tho boys, just re-
ceived and for sale cheap at 80 King ST, corner
Royal street. ,,
slug q . j. II. CRElGtION 50 SON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

u EUElVEDthisI day, large stock of Doors
~ siash, Blinds, Builders Hardware, Leads
Oils, SC, to which we call especial attention,
NH II B. +. PEARE & CO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

YTsE TIE BEST-Tho CENTEN NAL
" INSECT DESTROYER will destroy aud
kosp away reaches. Croton Bugs, Ants, Bod
Bugs, &c. We are the sole agents for the aoovc'
and arc prepared to sell IT IN lots 10 sun 'He
trade MchEhN " UhLhh,
iaNs --.-.-. i lN7 King street.
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A ELLINGTON INSTITUTE.

A ELLINGTON INSTITUTE,
A SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG l'ADlhH
Cor. Washington and Duke s!r"a!s,
Alaxandria, Virgins
Miss REBECCh g. row Eli, frHcpai.
lilo ncxt annual session Of this school Will TO,
gin on Thursday, Scptcm ~"r 2hh. q. IN.'t+ -,
fI,1nbcr Of bosrtprs vii be received. ma III
n,Inls will be csrafuily md thoroughly instruct
Cd in Englifh and Fre"ch ,c.,.;
Terms for dsy scholars S32 jnr hsit session IA
a1v%nco .,,-.,n
Circular. can Sc Obtanod from Frcnch's book
stnro, or on application to Miss Powell. corner
Washin. Ion And liuk:, streets, Alexandra, Va
aug 2I-ooOl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

The market opens dull AnI NoA '0's' -
lower with light transactions at revised Guo'0-
tions. Whea. is in light receipt and hesVy'
quotations today show outside figures; Few
lots brought 1873, but n ost CT tho offerings went
at l25sl3O, with few buyers Corn is higher on
account of light receipts; sales Of 2l0 bushels at
co and CT. but these prices will not hold with
heavier offerings. No sales OF Rye reporteu'
and 1875 bushels Of Osts brought 70 All. country
produce quiet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

Like beautiful jewels 10 brazsn settings o.! are
tondsomc features upon a face marred by agas
If blood poisonug The great pulitzer OF loo
Mood ia DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

MACHINERY.-Sperm. Lard,
~ Extra n chins and y largo supply of the
dark Lubricaling OIL just rocei 90 by
jy17 r S: LEADBEATER & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

PHILADELPHIA, August 21.-Ca!tio dull 6ut
frmer; sales of 1867 head prime to good ut Gs /
TIC; medium 54a54c; common 4s45c Sheep
unchanged; sales OF Is, COO head. Hogs in fair
demsnd sales Of $500 head good to prima ut 7ia
g.: common TIC.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

PERsoNAL.-The Manassas Gsz,tte 10 It's
report of the Teachers Institute recently held
at BrcDsville says -"Superntendcnt IL. i.
Carne, of Alexandria, was introduced aud spoke
at length about the model teacher. LIS re
marks were exceedingly pertinent, the sulJ.c'
a most suitable one to open the Institute with
and Mr.. Carpc was very happy in his treatment
of the question, (by the way he has become so
nonnlar with our teachers. that they thluk Il
impossible to hold an institute without him. }
The Warren Sentinel in notice OF recent
sociaI gathering near Front Royal says that
Miss G., Of Alexandra, fully sustained the rep.
utation 80 deaervedly earned by the ladies' Of
her city for their winning ways.
Miss Moore. who recently gave concert 10
this CITY, is instruotiug the Lynchburgers IN
singing. .-----
Excursions. Tho twenty cent excursion
on the steamer Charlotte Vanderbilt to morrow
night is expected TO be very enjoyable affair.
Those who attend will have a pleasant ride on
tho river, Two hours dancing at Marshall Hail.
IS so inclined, and return home In reasonable
Tine excursion to Ocean City, Nd, Oh tue
steamer Jauc MoscIey, which lett here Oh sat
urdav nipht' and returned this morning, was
we'll natrouized, and afforded much pleasure to
| those who participated ,-,. 49,.
IA number of young ueu from This city lett
die morning ia sail boat for Indian Head
where they will spend several days.
County, CouRr.--~Thc retail license OF NJ
A. Gross was transferred 10 Samuel g. Gross
ri A. Whallvn qualified a Justice OF tho
| Pnscc for Arlington District.
| Samuel Birch qualified as Special Police Tor
"a An account Of r. T. Lucas Jailor, for $G4. 3!
was allowed and ordered to be paid.
| r r. Veitch Qualified as Commissioner oil
| Roads for Arlington District:
| Court adjourned till court 10 course.
j .OccooUAN BRlDaE.-The bridge over Coco
ouusp creek, at Oocoquap, which is to oonnec
the c,up,ies Of Fairfax and Prince William
viii probably not be built this year. The cour
! of the last named county having failed to ratll
The contract at its last term, the contractor
claim that DOW their busy season has com
meuced aud they cannot do the work at TO
Eorginal price,
BopY REcovERED-The body Of Mr.. Levi
Donohuc, whose drowning in Tuscarora ere,
near Leesburg, 90 Friday. has been mentioned
90 recovered on Saturday 10 the mill dam, tn
water from which had been drawn OFT for th'
nnrnose. The remains were inferred yesterda!
IrG BRoKEN.--Onl Saturday last. hor'
! attached to buggy driven by Joseph butol
ran .vav near Arlington in the. county; M
!, Rnrch attempted to jump out OF Inc Dugg
D - Jo;ny a. was thrown violently TO Il
s ground, breaking bis leg So.
Like beautiful jewels 10 brazsn settings J; .
Q handsome features upon face msrrea os s's
If hlond poisonine. The great pulitzer OF 4
/ Mood ia Dr. Bulls Blood Mixture.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

~EW GOODS-Just received Water Cool
N ers of sll sizes tour third invoico) Catch-
teu,r Alive Mouse Traps, Button Hole Cutters;
Family Ice longs, Fancy Match Satos, lin una
Iron Savings Banks and Tin Toys. ,o- e.
ie1 3 MCLEAN & UILER, lOl hlng 81
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

"pISGOPAL FEMALE INSTITUTE.
T. WINCHESTER. VA.
Rev. J. q. WHEAT, Do, Principal,
Assisted by Competent and Experienced Iesch'
crs in the Several Departments.
The exercises of this Institute will be resumed
on Thursday, Sept. 7th, 1877. ,u
For Circulars stating terms, course or study.
&c amply 10 J. G. WHEAT, Principal.
Reforences Bishop and Clergy OF tho rroI'
In. Oh. Of Virginia. ~ h-eoo"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

I.re BRoKEN.--On Saturday last. horse
attached to buggy driven by Joseph Buroh'
ran .vay near Arlington in the. couaty; MIR.
Rnrch attempted to jump out OF The buggy,
and in doipv 90, was thrown violently 10 inc
ground, breaking his leg. .....
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

RopY REcovERED-The body Of Mr.. Lewis
Dnnohuc. whose drowning IN Tuscarora ere. K
near Leesburg, 90 Friday, has been mentioned,
vas recovered on Saturday 10 the mill dam. the
water from which had been drawn Oft for that
m,,rnose The remains were inferred yesterday.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27
EPISCOPAL HIGH school,
A Classical School for Boys.

The 34th Annual Session opens September 70
1877. Catalogue sonL on application to tho
Principal l.. NJ. BLAChFORD, NJ. A..
~ 17reo3m Alexandria, Virginia.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Stocks strong. Money
q. Gold 1915 Flour quiet aud firm Wheat
a2c better and moderately active Corn &c bot
ter and firm.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1877-08-27
POTOMAC ACADEMY

Formerly Alexandra Bonding School)
Established Ivy benjamin. Hsllowsl in 1924
4 BOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL FOR
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ri f. HENRY'S SCHOOL.

MISS MARY H. JOHNSON will open her
WI SCHOOL FOR GIRLS and BOYS on
September l7sh. al her residence. 2Ot Prince
street. aug l7-lm
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-22
FOURTH DAY.

| THURSDAY MORNING, sept III, 1870,
| The board met pursuant to adjourn
ment. Prescnt-Geo. w. Summons, Mar
tin Brown, commissioners; 5. j. Humm,
clerk; Peter Saup, sheriff.
Thomas Wilson, chairman OF this
board, being absent on account of sick
ness, Martin Brown was elected chair
man, pro TEN.
1t is ordered, that the bill of J. =. Coil,
tor lumber for Sandy Creek bridge,
amounting to So 90, be allowed as fol-
lows, viz: One-halt of said bill to be paid
out OF the special road fund, Sll 90; the
other half to be paid out of the general
county fund, Sll co.
1t is ordered that the following bills be
allowed, and the clerk is hereby instruct
ed to draw orders Tor the same on the
special road fund:
VIM. Ireland, work on Lake
creek rldge..."...".......".... SO 90
j. L. Coil, lumber Tor same,..,. % 90
1t is ordered that the following bills
be allowed, and the clerk is instructed
to draw orders on the tire, surcr accord
ingly, viz:
G. W. Short, shrouding for VIM.
NHly,...,...,"....". 20
Cairo Evening SIN, printing
postal cards.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 3 90
b. f. Parker, ! ream legal cap
for Co. clerk office .........". 4 90
Major ~ Tessier, spikes and
nails tor OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. II 20
NJ. }. Ryan, 1000 TT. plank for
roau'..'' ."..'.''....,... ..,....,.. III W
VIM. Iarrell, groceries for
Hanna Lee for 2G weeks, end
ing August 3lst, 1877. ....... Gj 90
b.. +. Parker, mdse. tor trcasur.
crS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 2 W
And now comes John p. Hely, treas
urer OF Alexander county, and
lays before this board a propo-
sition in relation to his bill
for the assessment of said Alexander
county, which was cut down at the last
regular meeting OF this board, and upon
which the said John 2. Iely has brought
suit before the circuit court of this coun-
ty, in substance as follows; That he,
John p. lIely, was willing to withdraw
said suit, and pay all costs, provided the
board would allow him an additional
500 to his bill OF $3.50 as allowed at its
last regular meeting, and the board being
fully advised in the premises, accepts the |
of said John L. Ilcly, and |
orders the clerk to issue to him an order
on the TREASURY for said amount,:SlOO.
1t is ordered, that the following named
persons be and they hereby are selected
for petit Jury Tor the year 1878;
North CairO-John Cook, ID j Foley,
VIM III Walker, Chas Wheeler, William
Jas Kennedy, Hazard Martin,
II V Robbins, Peter Ehs, Moses Foss,
Dan1 Kelly, Phillip Brown, Richard
Mason, JAS A Fry. Alex MCGEE, l. c
Schuckers, Chas Mehncr Jas johnson,
Jas Mechan, Pat Cahill, Jacob Kline,
Ed Shannessy, James Summcrwell, p j
rhistlcwood, b McManus, Harvey Wool.
fridge, Richard Powers, John Madden,
Dennis Dcvinc, Geo Christman, John
'larnell, John Limbcrt, John McEwen,
leo Wootan, Geo Fisher, John Petric,
" + Pitcher. Geo Van Broken, CIV
henderson, John z Alden, Richard FItz.
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SECOND DAY.

TUESDAY MORNING, Sept. lth. 1877.
The board met pursnort =" "dia"""
ment. Same members present
1t is considered and ordered by tn,
board that the salary of the county
Judge Of Alexander county, hereafter tC
be elected, be and the same is hereby
fixed at the sum OF seYpn hundred and
twenty dollars per annum, from the
LIST day OF December, 1877, payable
quarterly out of the county treasury.
1t is also ordered that the number OF
days the county superintendent of pub
lie schools, hereafter to be elected, shall
devote to the office is hereby fixed al
forty. And the said school superintend-
ent Is hereby required to set forth in
his or her report the number OF days de-
voted to school in the country, and the
number Of days devoted to schools in the
city of Cairo.
Whereas, 1t has come TO the knowledge
of this board, that at the last general
election John IL. Able was elected coro.
her of Alexander county, and that he has
since removed from this state, it is here,
by ordered that the said office of coro>
ner be and the same is declared vacant.
II is ordered that the bill of A. Worth
ington amounting to 500 90, which was
rejected at the last regular meeting OF
this board, be reconsidered, and that he
be allowed $40 90 In full for said bill.
Its ordered that the following bill be
allowed and the clerk as instructed to
draw orders on the treasurer according
ly, viz:
Cairo Printing Co., for printing
800 tax receipts.....,..... 90
W. f. d l.. c. Schuckers, for
printing tax notices.. $50
Green Il Gilbert, ] quarters sal
larry for legal services. go 90
A. w. Pyatt & Co., blanks Tor
sherif''s office. II 80
j. II. Greathouse, 2 doz. brooms G 90
F. 5. Smith, amount allowed on
Dill .""'"."."."..."",".." 100 90
). D. Humm, quarters exs
oihcio iees..''"''"".,".""." % 90
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 30 90
same recording proceedings 3 80
Whereupon the board adjourned until
to'morrew morning at o'clock.
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-22
County Clerk.

To the Voters OF Alexander County;
am an inde pendent candidate for the office OF
rannav Clerk. at the election 10 be held November
oh. and promise faithfully at,endto the dnti's
OF The office, IL cleo ted. W. X. HAWKINS
We are authorized to announce Henry Planet
Thebes precinct, as a candidate for County Clerk
The election TO be held November 9th. 1877.
To the Editor of the Cairo BULLrTIN; =.
Please announce that lam an independent eand'-
date for the office OF county clerk OF Alexander
county, atthe election to be held IN November
next. JAMES W. SLEW AM
We are authorized TO announce Samuel j.
uumm as q candidate for the oiice of County
Clerk q, the election to be held November SIN,
ISL.
We are authorized TO announce John P. Hely as
candidate for the Office Of county clerk nj the
election TO be held November 9th, 1871.
10 the Voters Of Alexander County;
hereby announce that am candidate for the
Office Of County Clerk Of Alexander comfy, sub
iect TO your decision at your respective Voung
places, on the Sixth day Of November. 1877.
Very Respectfully. CASPER 1osI'
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-22

Lizzie Martin, at Cairo, July %,
1871 ..".,,"""," .,.,",r..'"'''. ~ w
b q Bowen, at Cairo. August Is,
1877 ..,". ...."..".,,.. ,,.,,,,,,,, 10 w
1t is ordered that the report Of the
Sisters of the Holy Cross, for keeping
and maintaining paupers at st Mary's
lnflrmary from June l, 1877, to August
81, 1877, as corrected, be approved, and
that the orders be drawn as follows for
the same:
For maintaining Robt Orr...,,". 90 90
do do Chas l.. Abell... 8 90
do do John Burns.... Z 90
1t is ordered that the report OF
Tbos A Brown, tor keeping
and maintaining paupers at the
poor farm from June !, lST,
TO August 81. 1877, beapproved
and that he be allowed in full iGG Il
Its further ordered that the report
OF DR.. William Wood, as overseer of the
poor, and his attendance on the same
for three months, ending August 81,
1877, be approved, and that he be allow
ed the following, as charged in said re.
port
DR. W Wood, visits, medicines,
etc, to paupers, tor 3 months,
To Sept. l, Ie77.,,,............. 2oa 40
DR. W Wood, cash expended, Cof-
ms, etc. .........,,,.,....,....,., llD 20
DR. W Wood, quarter salary as
oyeiseer of tie p0or.,......,.... 10 90
1t is ordered that the report of Peter
Saup, for dieting prisoners in the county
jail for months ending Sept |, 1877, be
approved and that he be.aliOwcd his bill
of 81 ,020 for the same, $l,020.
1t is ordered that the following bills be
allowed and the clerk is instructed to
draw orders on the treasurer accord
ingly, viz:
+. NJ. Ward & Co., ice for
months 10 Sept, lS77,.. 80 rs
{. A. Marchildon, Merchandise
for Nancy Holden and
child for months. ...... 10 3
J. G. Rolwing, shoes ETC., for
poor nOuSc"..,......,......,... u 10
G. A. Marchildon, merchandise
for paupers ........"........... 30
+. Smalling lumber and fixing
railing on tridge.....""". 8 81
Thos. 4. Brown, collins and
burying Mary IIurston
and Malinda Hagar....... IA 20
VIM. Schutter, "a days baliti at
the May term circuit
0urt"........"..".... As w
VIM. Brown, 49, days same.... 81 80
A. Worthington, day same. 90
Jno. Hogan, % days same.."",. 81 80
James Bright, 80 days same. IS 90
Henry Miller, 40 days same. so 90
Joseph Bishop 2 days same. 60
VIM. Slosson, . days same....".. 90
Henry Gossman, 80 days same 100 90
Jno. Cain, Z days same March
term county court........... q so
same ) days July term..... u 80
John Hogan, days same....... 10 90
| VIM. Schutter, days same" II 90
j. Anderson, G days janiter..... u 90
Henry Miller days janiter..... 6 90
Whereupon the board adjourned until
Tomorrow morning at Q O'clock.
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THIRD DAY.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Sept. ), 1877.
The board met pursuant to adjourn.
ment. Same members present.
1t is ordered that the following bills le
rejected
A Comings, . justices dockets,
and blanks.,..,....,".".....,. 80 OC
James Hutchinson, for keeping
and maintaining Victor Thorn,
apauper, from March to Au.
gust q, lS77................, 3G On
1t is ordered that the reports of A
Comings Of inqucsts held on the follow.
Ing named persons be approved, and that
he be allowed the several amounts set
forth In said reports, viz:
Unknown person at Cairo, June
~, '''.,..,.,,"...,......... 81 90
Charles L Stewart, at Cairo, July
v, loo'. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 20 90
eeo IL. Morrow, at Cairo, July
" ls17--fees paid In full.
Alexander Potter, at Cailo, July
le, ls77"."",,",".,.... ........, % 90
The Cairo bulletin. [volume] (Cairo, Ill.) 1872-1878, 1877-09-22

intcndcnt Of schools, 100 O0
$ Humm, sundry express
Chargcs.,..,, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. oJ
Mary A Byrnes, keeping Harriet
Cunningham. pauper. Is
weeks, TO September 4,..."... ID 90
j W Renfro, medicines Tor Mary
HOlSt0n.,,,,,........ .,...'.....''..' w
W Is Hill, boarding Mary Hous.
ton to July 30, lS77..,.... "". IS 80
F Bross, ! quarters salary as
county ge...,"..........."..". 2oO w
Richard Fitzgerald, ! day judge
OF electlJn........ ....."".,...'.,. w
John Walsh, same.."."...".." . w
l. Denny, same......," ,"''"' w
Jno III Gossman, same....",....". w
w NJ Williams, same ..... ..",". w
Chas A Schofield, same.,.r ."., NC
VIM + Woods, same, and 81
miles travel. ........".,.,,.,,... 3 10
Virgil Delany, same,..........". , 90
Joseph Hatner, same............"." %
W III Skiles, same, and 40 miles
traVel......,.',,,...,....." w
NJ Il Wilson, same."... ........". 90
VIM Cottner, ame......"......... 90
Thos Martin, same, and 10 miles
traVel......."... ....".......... ~
j Nj Mulcahey, same .,..,. ........ 90
T. Diokeusuu, suunp..........,,..,.. 3 co
Jacob Riggl2, same..,..,". ,......" 3 90
p Sullivan, same, and 70 miles
traVel....................., w
j B 5 Hargis, samc.............." ) 90
Henry planert, ! day judge OF
election. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. w
James Miller, one day Judge Of
election ......... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. j 0O
w. w. Stewart, day judge OF
election, and 26 miles trayel... 3 GO
Mark PROVO, l day judge of
.,..,..,................., J 20
Samuel Briley. day judge Of
election and % miles travel..... ) 80
Paul Mowcry, day Judge Of
election. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ) 90
n. Hunsaker, day judge of cleo
."...,.,......"...,".", w
d b Berry, day Judge of cleo
ton, and Is miles travel....". I 80
W. j. Coleman, one day Judge Of
election OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. y w
+ 5 Smith, one day clerk of cleo
Observation-Disclosures. 3 90
Richard Walsh, same....,..".". 90
Phil Saup, Observation-Disclosures. ) GO
j & Lynch, same...,".,..."...... ) 90
A Z Jones, same. ........,,,......,.". W
A ii Ireland, same. 60
Jas Anderson, same, .,..,..,....,.... 90
| } g Morgan, same............"..,. B OC
. Greenley same......."........... 3 OF
Dennis Sullivan, same........... 3 OF
j q Bowles, samc.....,."...."..... 3 OF
F Brown, same. 30t
Francis Mcdaniel, same........... 3 OF
Miles Cauble, same...........".. 3 0(
w N Scott, same. .................. 3 0(
Francis McWade, same........". 3 0(
W II Greenley, same.,.,,...,... 3 0(
Martin Brown, same....,.,.....",.. ) OF
Whereupon the board adjourned unit
tomorrow morning at o'clock.
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For County school superintendent.

We are authorized to announce Mrs. r. A; lay
lar as candidate for reelection to the Office OF
county school superintendent, at the election to be
Weld November Gth, 1871.
The Russellville Democrat., 1877-09-27

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