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Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

is Mr.. L. 9. Albcrgotti who is
with Judge Andrews at Ntoseley's old
stasia. ,A-'ful' li;:c Of dry goods,
groceries, &c, always on hand.
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MO ~ Z

And for this gallant dash, The Great
Ulysses vents his secret hate.
llpon the PROSTATE bleeding State,
And Grant delights to pratc ok"rrcaSon2
Wade banked him once, ,h,t is lie reason.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

advertisement iii to-day's paper.
What fancy young man Was that
who rms seated 4 few days since iii
front aof a barroom scc-sawing OIL
a twenty-five cents fiddle?
1t is Mr.. L. G. Albergolti who is
with Judge Andrews at Ntoseley's old
staha. ,A full lii:c Of dry goods,
groceries, &c, always on hand.
Captain L. NJ. Wannamakcr, Maj.
Watsen O'Gainand j. Fielder Meyers,
Esq, lave been appointed Trial JUS
tees for this county by his I.xcclcncy
Governor Wade IIampcon.
:
The latest phase in the Louisiana
muddle will be cleaned from the
telcgraphic dispatches published i'll
to-,lay's paper. General Augnr is
not asNilling tool rs Rugcr.
JAS. Gordon Bennett, editor and
proprietor Of the New York XwuN,
is not il Europe. y few days since
he WAS in Florida with several friends.
May is reported 10 be dcl,l.
Mrs. Alcroncy had better luck than
the most of the ladies with her plants
and flowers. They arc rs fresh and
green rs if there had not been any
cold this Winter. Tile blooms Of her
Christmas cactus are the pretticst
things we ever saw.
I'm. c. A
The monthly meeting of this Asso.
citation will be held next Thursday
evening at II o'cl, ok, ut their rooms
lit xt door to DR.. Dukes store.
I'll, President and Secretary car
nestly request all the members to at
tend this meeting, as il Is important.
to recognize the II a.l:n. iur,n Tie
thairmcn o"lhc vari.r.s Committee.
will rcp"r,.
Rev. S. T.. lu.lcs ,f Earnwr.l,
rsetntiy Of Virginia, will prcac! in
,hr Lutheran l.urc:l on SUNDAY
January 2S,l. lie comes to on,
Town as Financial Agent for New.
berry CoIIrg. u III during the week
will can,vaSs the Lutheran CongrcYa
tion, an.l the friends Of e,luca,ion
generally, in5thc above interest. We
hcspcak for him II welcome AMI ii
hearing from every one.
JUST From tH.iHLfSVGN--
NTr.J. S. .ilhcrgo,li arrived from
Charleston a few days since, and il
now receiving an abundant supply Of
dry goods, shoes, hats, groceries, ~,
which he offers for sale at Il small
advance upon cost prices. The Rail
Road Store is now one Of the most
complete in town, being cramned
with goods suited To the wants OF tic
people, and located conveniently to
families residing i'll the ncighborhool
ofthe depot. Our readers across tie
rail road--both in and out Of town
will find it to their advantage to
patronize S: j.. Tobin e. Co.
- - --<D-s e--
Il PLEASANT EILNING-
1t was our pleasure to attend thc
second entertainment given at Ma
sonic Hall in aid Of the Lutheran
Church. The affair was gotten up by
a committee Of ladies, whose assistance
should always DC invoked on such
occasions, and whose cxertions never
tail of success. Prof. Berg furnished
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Mcssrs. Jones & annamaker an
nounac startling news in their new
advertisement iii to-day's paper.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

. . H
Dr. a. G. DUK Is, NJ. d. is giving
away II handsome book entitled
Pearls for the People" containing
much valuable information and llany
interesting articles. II also contains
u history Of the discovery Of the
"llcpalinc;' for diseases Of the liver,
dyspepsia, contispalion and indiscs-
ton, &c., and gives positive assur-
ancc that when the lIcpatine is used
it effects permanent and lasting cure
Of these diseases, which prevail to
such al alarming extent in our
country Take the Hepatinc for all
diseases Of the liver.
SEN ID Poe. to G. T.. ROW ELL e Co,
New York, Tor Phampllct OF 90 pages,
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Mrs. Aicroncy had better luck than
the most of the ladies with her plants
and flowers. They arc as fresh and
green rs if there had not been any
cold this Winter. Tile blooms Of her
Christmas cactus are the pretticst
things We ever saw.
Orangeburg news and times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1875-1877, 1877-01-20

Captain L. NJ. Wannamakcr, Maj.
Watsrn O 'Gninand j. Fielder Meyers,
Esq, have been appointed Trial Jus
tees for this county by his Exccllcncy
Governor Wa,le IIampcon.
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The latest phase i'll the Louisiana
muddle will be CLEANED from the
telcgraphic dispatches published in
to-'lay's paper. General Auynr is
not MS Milling a tool rs lugcr.
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JAS. Gordon Bennett, editor and
proprietor Of the New York Xcrut1,
is not il Europe. y few days since
he was i'll Florida with several friends.
May is reported 10 be ,lcll.
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r,,scop.i iGen.raI convention.

BosTuS, October . AT the morning
session, the Episcopal Convention unan-
lmously asked the House of Bishops 10
consent to the erection Of diocese in
West Virginia.
Rev. DR.. Chase, OF lllinois, presented
papers regarding the erection OF two
new dIoccses in Illinois. Referred Ia
tho committee 90 whom WAS referred tho
petition Of Bishop White.
A discussion followed upon the necos-
sIty for and the best why OF rcclsiming
and securing the non-roligious and the
poor.
A message was received from the
House of Bishops announcing the follow
ing, That the House Of Bishops wished
to impress the clergy with the solemnisy
Of the duty OF encouraging temperance
and the s.rictest morality, and that they
preach and plead earnestly against
gambling, visiting improper places, and
committing the curse OF anti-natal mur-
Ter. The House OF Bishops c)ncufs with
the Aouse Of Dcputies that each mission.
uy bishop shall have jurisdiction over
all the clergy In his district, aud that no
shall preside over the court for the ulh
of any clerical ofenso within his jurisdic-
ton and shall summon rs assistants IN
said court any three presbyters within h"
district, and II there be not 80 many, then
he shall summon three from any neigh
boring district.
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THE INDIANS.
surrender OF Jo.epn and Hi, Rand.

CHICAGO, October 9.-The following
dispatch has just been received, dated
headquarters district OF the Yellowstone,
csmp on Eagle creek, Montana, October
8, 1877
General 4. II. Terry, Commanding De-
partmentO Of Dakota:
We hsve had unusual success. We
made direct and rapid march across the
country, and after severe engagement
and being kept under fire three days,
the hostile camp OF Mex Perces, under
Chief Joseph, surrendered st . o'clock
to-day. | intend TO start the Second
causlry toward Benton on the 7th ms.
Cannot supplies be sent out ou
the Benton road TO meet them and re-
turn with the remainder of the COM
maid to the Yellowstone. l hear there
is trouble between the Sioux and the
Csnsnisn authorities.
remain, General, yours truly,
NELSON A. MILES, Colonel,
BreUet Major General L. s. 4. Com @.
As soon as the companies of the Sec
ond cavalry of which Gen. Miles speak
arrive here the commission will start tor
Fort Walsh.
Signed ALFRED b. TERRY,
Brigadier General.
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ashington Items.

WAsHISGToN, October Folrteen
tobacco manufacturers indicted IN the
United States Circuit Court NJ Greens
boro. North Csrolins, for reissuing. alter.
ing, forging and counterfslurg tobacco
stamps, plead guilty, and the sentence
WAS suspended TIL next term,
At the Cabinet session to-day, tho
Presidents visit 10 the Frederick, Nd
Fair on THURSDAY next WAS spoken OF.
Secretaries MsCrsry and Thompson and
Attorney-Goneral Devens Will sccom.
pany hlm.
The President has signed the commis-
sion OF Robert ;. Anderson, United State
Attorney tor Montana.
The Comptroller OF the Currency has
declared dividend Of l0pcr cent 10th"
creditors OF the First National Bank of
Winchester. Ills making IN sll divi-
dend of ~ per cent
1t is well understood that the Presl-
dent hiss cecidcd on an appointment e.
the vacant Supreme Judgcship, but the
announcement. will not bo made until
after the organization oi Congress
The Quartermaster-Ge General, IN n com
municatIon just published, says portions
OF the root ot the capital and large por
ton OF that of the general postotfce are
liable 10 conhagraLlon.
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NO.. 80
Iowa Election.

CHICAGO October 9.-Reports from
isolated points in Iowa indicate that =
light yete is being polled. and rainy
weather prevails in nearly every section
OF the State, There are four tickets in
the held, headed by Gear, Republican,
for Governor Irish, Democrat; Stubbs.
enbsck, and Jessup, Prohibitionlst
Consequently there Is an unusual smount
o. scratching and summary OF the dsy 4
work will be unavoidsbly late. -
MARsHALLowS, October 9.-Msrshsll
county will give Gesr Republican, from
1000 10 100 msjorlty. The only doubt.
ful vote is that on the Auditor.
CoUNCIL BLUFrS, October 9.-This
city will probably go Democratic by from
100 10 $50 msjority Irish runs consld-
erably behind
Sioux CITY, October The returns
from tour towns, including Sioux City,
Indicate Republican msjority OF from
$50 70 200 in the county,
CHICAGO, October 9.-Returns from
Is wards townships and precincts give
the following aggregates OF votes: Gear,
Republican candidate, 2,22O; Irish.
Democrat 1868; Jessup, Prohibition.
44O; Stubs $50 Twenty-one other
precincts and townships and one or two
counties gives msjorlties for Gear of'lSlS
snd for Irish OF 1856. The votes on State
Senators and Representatives are badly
scratched, but do not vary greatly from
the result on Governor. The State OIL
GERS seem 10 be rum ing pretty close.
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Deadwood Coach stopped.

HoT CREEK, Wy, October 9-The
down coach from Dead wood was stopped
early this morning by two road agents
within q quarter OF = mile Of Lsus Creek
station, thirty miles north OF here.
There was only one passenger in the
cosch, lady, who wss not molested, and
there was 0 treasure aboard. The rob
bers told the driver that they were de
termined 10 attack the next treasure
coach, and that they were alter Boone
May, the messenger, and would Kill BIN
if possible. 1t is presumed that they
want 10 Kill May Tor having recogr Ized
and arrested three road agents 10 Dead
wood some time sgo. The robbers were
mSsked, ~ usual but were recognized ~
Blackburn and Webster, the murderers
of Deputy Sheriff Cuny.
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PROBABLY FATAL.
A Man Gets Caught In a Nail Machine
and has a Bolt Driven into His


Pittsburgh Leader, October sth.
An accident of peculiarly distressing
character occurred this morning at the
nail factory OF Chess, Smyth & Co., on
the South Side. Ge rye Green, who is
employed as nsll.cutter at the establish
ment, was the victim, and the facts, as
given to our reporter, are as follows:
The belt that runs on the pulley of the
machine had become covered with oil, so
ths: it slipped around the pulley, and
Green, gathering up handful of cotton
waste, held it against the inside of the
belt, while n was in motion, for the pur-
pose of removing the oil. Unfortunately
he was not careful enough IN doing this,
and his shirt sleeve wss caught between
the belt and the pulley. Instantly be-
coming aware of his dangerous predics-
meat Green endesvored to withdraw his
arm, but it was too late. In his frantic
efforts to release himself his head was
dashed against the nail machine, and u
projecting bolt affixed thereto, entered
his skull near the left temple. Before the
machine could be stepped he was drawn
among the wheels, and beside the terrible
wound in his head, received severe in
ternsl injuries, several of his ribs being
broken. AS soon as the engine could be
stopped he was extricated and medical
assistance summoned, but there is scarce.
: vestigs of hope for the recovery of
Green.
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National Humane society =.

CLEVELAND, October 9-In pursu
ance OF q call issued by the Illinois Hu-
name Society, National Convention o.
Humane societies was held IN this city,
to-day, for the purpose of forming ma
tional organization 10 protect amin mals ~
transit from west 10 east. Delegates
rom several States here, organized by
electing Edwin Lee Brown, OF Chicago,
chairman, and Abraham Firth, OF Boz
ton, secretary. Letters from al parts OF
the country, sympsthizlng with the move
ment, were read, and enthusiastically r..
ceived, Resolutions were adopted, calling
on Congress and the State Legislature 70
make laws TO eHectually prevent i'll
treatment 10 animals IN transit, and re-
questing the cooperation OF railroad OH
cIsls. At the afternoon session per-
manent organization WIS formed, under
the name of "The international Humane
Society" with Edwin Lee Brown OF Iii
nois. President, and Henry Bergh, OF
New York, and number OF gentlemen
from the different States, Vice. Presidents
The convention then adjourned 70 meet
in Baltimore on the second Wednesday
in October next, unless previously called
together.
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FRENCH AHaira.

PARIS. October 9--The ministerial
papers announce that Of 363 republican
seats, the winning by the government OF
III is almost certain, while 40 more are
favorable, So that the government will
have majority Of a. least 20. The
Lett, however, still reckoDs confidently
on 400 seats.
Gsmbetts is prosecuted for placarding
mis- manifesto 10 the electors Of the TWEEN
ticth reimbursement on the streets not
for It's publication. The printer Of the
manifesto has been summoned before the
Correctional Tribunal.
PARIS. October 9.-Gsmbetts will sd-
dress q great meeting this evening. SlI
thousand cards OF election have been
issued. Every precsution has been taken
by the organizers Of the meeting 10 pre-
vent disturbance. The military su-
tborities have taken specla, measures
They have ststioned detscL ments ottroops
in the Place Cnatesu DLau, close 70 the
place of meeting, and ported guard OF
police in the neIghborhood.
PAgIs. October g.-Tbe great Republi-
can meeting passed of without disturb.
sbce. In his speech, Gsmbetts said that
the existence OF suffrage was st stake,
aud pointed the danger which that insti'
tuition would incur II, after having St the
LAST elections pronounced in favor OF the
republic, II should now give itself the lie
in consequence of government pressure.
In that case the public peace would be
compromised, for universal suffrage
was possibly ITS own defense. is foil
would involve the death Of the country.
Gambetta eulogized Greny as the man
pest fitted for continuing the work OF
concord, concihstion and respect for the
law. He disclsimed any desire tor pow
er for himself, and concluded with vio.
lent attack on the clericsls, who, he SAID
excited the fears OF Europe oy the pres
ence of the ant. Republican coalition.
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RnIIuaH DeIaulieK.

MosTEEAL, October 9-lI IL believed
Fo..er, the Grand Trunk railway default
er, Gas drawn heavily and misapProP-is-
I'd money belonging 70 the employee
.utera1nuation iurd, Of which he bad
charge. He issued money orders when
claims we're made on this fund, and II
many cases the receivers could not write
their own names. Il |. also charged that
he cashed bogu. caecks, and sPPropris-
ted money from the tutds OF the Inter
national bridge treasury.
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The Gilman Forg,rIe-.

NEW YORK, October 9.-The only new
facts in regard 70 the forger Gilman re-
late to dealings with customers IN the
country. A lady in Connecticut reports
that she has never received any new M.
tusl Insursnce scrip 70 represent more
than $4,000 Of called scrip which be
redeemed tor her last February. Another
lady in moderate circumstances sent sOmc
United States bonds 10 Gilman to hsye
them registered, and since then has not
seen or heard Of them.
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Evangelical knowledge society.

Bosros, October 9-Tbe tr'ennlAl ses-
sion Of the Evangelical knowledge So-
ciety began to day. The two prominent
c4uses OF the comparative inactivity oi
tle society were held 10 be the financial
embarrassment Of the country and tha
unsettled policy Of the society.
, Bishop Hall made m elaborate Argu-
ment against the tendency " error OF The
church. In ecclssissticIsm u was be-
coming inferior 10 that Of the Church oi
Rome.
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The Edwin Adam. BeneGi.

NEW YORK, October 9.-Tbe sale Of
boxes and seals tor the Edwin Adams
benef. netted s2,205, Sothern paying
$500 for hrst choice. The same toK
was solt over again and $lZ5 add, i0nsI
obtained, S1,bern giving the purchase
money 70 the benefit fund. NJ. FLOR
encs was auctioneer in the absence Of
Sotnern, ~ 30 had been cailei ~ the bed
side Mr. Adams 10 PhilsdeiF Fhia. The
proceeds Of the benefit will accrue 70
Nrs. Adams and be her own PnvAte
prMrrTtN.
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RetuYu Of Governor Hen

new YORK, October 5.-AmOng the
passengers Of the steamer Bo!bina, from
Liverpool, are Ex-Governor and Mrs.
Thomas A. Hendricks, o. Indians.
NEW YORK, October MANY promI-
nent Democrats called on Governor
Hendricks tonight, and offered congrAt.
ulstions on bic safe return. IL IL pro
posed 10 tender him serenade 10 NOR.
row evening.
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LAY OF sentence has been granted
use Of W. >. DOUGLASS, who WAS
81. -! convicted in Grant county for
-e' OF DAVID HIsER, the mail
49,. he vas found guilty of murder
-''! degree and the sentence silk.
a. ~, Imprisonment in the penitentisry
y.M AAe object OF the stay is to en-
-. counsel to spply for writ OF
-. '-e supreme Court. The case
p oa SIX bills of exceptions 10 tho
8 o. Judge ARMSTRONG
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women, suffrage convention.

BosroS, October 9.-Lucy Stone
nresided at the Womans Suffrage State
Convention to-day. c. G. BurleiZh
made an address. Resolutions tayoring
the equal distribution Of wealth and cen
suring the Secretary Of the Treasury
were adopted,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10

WARLIKE complications with Mexico
are progressing as rapidly as Mr.. HAYES
could wish. El Psso county, Texas,
which still contains a large part Of its
old Mexican and half-breed population,
is now in sn inhsmmstory condition, the
Mexican mob threatening the massacre
of the Americans. The dispatch
from San Antonio is highly senss-
tionsl, but there Is no doubt that
the Mexican people are in very
excited condition. Those who desire
wsrlike complications with Mexico are
ready with the statement that the Mexi-
can mob comes from the other side of the
river, and that this is an invasion of
American soil, which should be repelled
by an Invasion by us of Mexican soil.
The thing, to our mind, wears suspi-
cious look, and should be coolly investi-
gated, and not made pretext for hot
headed movement against the Mexicsns'
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Marine Disaster.

LEAHISGTos, OST, October 9.-Dur.
ing gale IGs. night. two barges went
Ashore here. One is total wreck, Ana
al the hsEds, five men and one womA7 ,
we're lost.
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hIeameT hetked.

NEW YORK, October 9.-Ths steam
ship England nas been seized BY Col'
lecIOr Arthur on the charge Oi being
connected with silk smuggling. Ths yes-
| sci is valued st $4,000.
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Resumed Work.

WILKRsBABRE, Pa, October s.-The
Su.quehsnna coal company's men at
Nsniicoke will resume work at 10 per
cent advance.
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.> ,> Naedive of Egypt has signlaed
>.,.." snesS to present to the United
a,r,,- ,4' other CLEopArRA's needle, the
,g,I ,I'On TO which is just now arriving
O, .n, o,alo' The New York World is
a ,r.S monty Tor this; whence it derives
II. ~, ''! 1t does not state. If it be
n..,,a. so'eFnment should express its
NrA4 " accept, and have it trans.
% 'Ae nationsl capital.
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The Pt. Pleasant Register pays 3
warm tribute to the high character and
ability OF Judge JOHN BLAIR HoGE, and
SAYS all OF the better class of citizens Of
the Third District emphstically condemn
the attack made upon him by the Kama
wha Gazette some time ago.
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The new Eplscopste for West Vir-
ginis, passed the Lower House, yester-
day, unanimously. The Lower House
is composed of the clergymen and lay
members. The Upper House is compos-
ed of the Bishops. There is no reason to
doubt the concurrence of that body in
the action of the other body, yesterday.
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AFkankaa HasOna-

LITTLE Rock, October s.-The Grand
Lodge of Masoss to-day elected Jno. +
Hill Grand Master for the ensuing year
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.,,b 'Pe's strike is over in Pit,..
Ten d.r. employers having scceded 10
~'Ad for twenty.thrss cents.
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atheelina geelster.
cn,S closed yesterday at 1929

leather to-day toiiL be partly cloudy
,riaBls ,omds, and stationary tenn
srrhITG.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-10-10

WE invite attention to an article In
this issue of the REGISTER on "The
School Fund" which explains what that
fund is and points out the sbsurdity of
the present generation taxing them
selves half to death to raise money TO
loan to the United States for the benefit
of somebody in the dim future.
While it may not be advisable for the
present generation to go ex:ravagantly
into debt (ss the United States Govern
ment and almost all State and city gov
ernments do) and leave future gen.
erstions to loot the bills, there is yet no
reason why q people occupying poor
and undeveloped section OF country such
as West Virginia should tax themselves to
hoard up large fund to be spent by
generations who shall succeed to our es-
tstes after we have developed and en-
riched the country for them.
The father who gives his sons good
education, moral, physical and intellect
usl, and good trade as their inherit
ance, has done better by them than if he
had boarded money for them to live riot
ously upon after he is gone. So OF State
Gen. JACKSON wisely held that the &C
cumulation of large amounts of money
in the public treasury was a source OF
great temptation TO corruption, and he
recommended that, when surplus funds
did accumulate in the U nited States treas.
ury it be distributed equitsbly among
the States, and that the taxes be so reduc
ed as to merely meet the absolutely re-
quired expenses OF the Government econ
omicslly administered.
We believe the wisdom of President.
JACKsoNs advise has never been doubted,
yet we are flying in its face in this mat
ter of the school fund.