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Natures Noblest Remedy!
Bedford Alum & Iron Springs Water

A1fO 4HAOC.
Efficient for throat Diseases DIR. Darlington
SPECIFIC in skin diseases ,--pF. Allen OF N. @.
'unequaled for scrofulous affections. = DR..
Walker of Va.
Prompt and beneficial as an Alternative. PROT.
Duncan, d. D., late Prst. Randolph Macon College
'Rejuneyating on persons worn with toll and
Invaluable for Neuralgia.-Dr. Harrison, N, Y.
Regulates the secFetiYe oFaaus,'-D Christian
'Purihes the Blood.'-Dr. Langhorne, Va.
Successful in Dyspepsia Prof. jackson, Uni
HAS no equal for chins .,LRev. Ellison G. bod
son, Va.
Excellent Tonic and Diuretic Medical Assoc
citation of Va, Lynchburg
Unsurpassed for diseases peculiar to Women ,
John P. Metteaur, NJ. D., Ii. D., of Va.
We'll adapted in Lucrative affeetions.-Prof
None have wider range of usefulness va.
Med Monthly.
Very valuable far Stomach, Liver, Kidneys and
Bowels. Hon. Landon Scruggs, Va.
Powerful Natural Remedy. Prof Hardin, v.
PRICES water, 81 case of doz. Y gal. bottles
s. for gal demij john; 80 cents gallon.
MASS 80 cts. and 81 bottle, 81 so and S. half
dozen; IS and SO dozen; sent postpaid.
Liberal terms properly graded to wholesale aud
retail dealers. Analysis and directions with each
package. Fun proof Of al claimed sent free upon
application. sample supply free to physicians de-
string to test
These charming Springs are open for
visitors and inValids the year round from
and after June 1st, 1878. Board sac per
month"; SO o week. 81. 80 day. Con
yeyanees daily from Lynehhurg to
Springs, le miles distant, over pleasant
roads through picturesque country, con-
Meeting with all the trains Round trip
tickets from MI points South and North
at reduced rates. Buildings all new or
thoroughly refitted. Fare and accom-
modations first-class. Ski!lful resident
physician. A. M. DAVIES, Prest. B.
A. s. I. Springs CO., Lynohburg, Va.
Mass sold by NJ. Carriger, MoTristown,
Tenn ju26 781y
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NOTICE,

am prepared to execute al work In the Black
anithing line ct greatly reduced rates. In a satis-
factory and workmanlike manner win find ma
terial and shoe all round for rs cents Iron thin
BILE skein wagons at $15-material furnished Our
oldfashfoned fat skefns at $40. An other work in
proportion for cash produce in exchange.
Give me call at Loves old stand, ATorristown.
JOHN NOE, Proprietor.
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The stepping Stone to Irsalth.

The acquisition Of vital energy is the stepping
stone to health When the system lacks Vitality
the various organs nag in their duty, become
chemically irregular and disease is eventually in
stituted. To prevent this unhappy s-ate of things
the deblhtated system should be built up by the
use OF tha9 inimitable tonic, Hostetter's stomach
Bitters which invigoFates the digestive organs and
insures the thorough conversion of food blood
OF furnishing quality. from whence every muscle,
nerve and fiber acquire unwonted supplies of vigor,
and the whole system experiences the beneficial eff
feet Appetite returns, the system is refreshed by
healthful slumber, the nerves grow strong and
calm, the dependency begotten Of chronic iniges-
ton and an uncertain state of health disappears,
and that salOw appearance of the skin peculiar to
habitual inyahds, and persons deficient in vital
energy, is replaced by more becoming tinge.
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South" s.
President Hayes and family are on the
rail again-journeying in Ohio and ILL
nois.
About $50, 900 has been contributed
to the relief of the yellow fever suffer
ers at Memphis in the past two weeks. !.
A Peace Congress is to be held in
Paris soon. Prominent Representatives
from all nations are expected to be pres
ept.
White wheat, in the Atlanta market,
is worth from 80 cents to $1.O5 per bush
Ell; red 80 to 95 cents, according to quail
ity. Corn 50 to IS cents per bushel.
The most effectual way to squelch out
banks is, not to run to them to borrow
money. If they become monopolies it
is the people that make them such.
Eight masked robbers stopped rail-
road train in the West the other day.
AS the train contained an excursion par
ty Of editors, the only loss was loss of
time to the robbers.
The Porter Rifles, of Nashville, are to
participate in competitive drill at ST.
Louis, Mo-, on the 18th inst. The
principal prize is $3.50 in cash. 1t is to
be hoped Tennessee will carry off the
laurels, as well as the $3.50.
A London telegram of Aug. 28th, says
a dispatch states that the evacuation of
in
regiment of the Russian Guard embark
ed at San Stefano on the 25th ult., be-
sides cavalry and artillery.
1t is the opinion of the M5chigan Farm
er, a reliable agricultural paper, that
there will be general drop in the price
of wheat from this time till the income
of the crop, when it win probably set
tie down to the lowest figures known
there since 1858.
There is a sad prospect that the fail
ure of the potatoe crop in Ireland may
produce famine like that of 1913. 1t
is therefore highly probable that Ameri@
cas- bounteous harvest may be called on
to succor the unfortunate Irish.
A man who lately committed suicide
in Dubuque, left a memorandum for Aisi
wife, saying, "Good-by, you old red
head heathen!" On reading 1t the widow
was heard to remark, 81 should like to
have got hold of him for one mlnuter'
Secretary Sherman lays down the plat
form of the Republican party on the
greenback question in the following
language: 1--WE favor paper money re-
deemable in. coin" What do the Ma
tionals say to tlliss u.s.
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~ CONCLUSIONS, FITS, ETC, ARE
frequently caused by an army of worms
gnawing, gnawing, gnawing night and
day, eating the vitals away. Shriner's
Indian Vermifuge is safe and cheap
remedy.
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10 - i" =
Gen. Is. F. Butler has accepted the
nomination OF the 10. GOO voters who
signed tile paper asking him o-be
Go vernon Of Massachusetts.
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Mineral Hill Springs,
Beans Station, Granger Co., Tenn.
q. o. TATE, Formerly of Tate
Spring, Proprietor.
This 'oelI-tnosCn resort is nosv open
and aciu be run an .Jist-class style
this Season.


It is claimed for Mineral HILL that it has the
Il hnest collection of mineral waters in all the
country, and of the very best quality, consisting
o. Red, White and Black, Sulpher, ChaIybeate
EPSON and Lithia, (or black water These waters
have proven by actual use that they are highly
beneficial for diseases of the stomach and bowels
hVer and Kidneys, and especially for cutaneous
and blood diseases. The Black Water IA natural
curiosity has proven to be specific for Rheuma-
tlsm and Scrofula
1t is also claimed that Mineral Hill is decidedly
the coolest spot tor be found in East Tennessee
The formation of the hills and valleys furnish an
invgorating breeze scarcely surpassed by the regu
lar sea breeze Theascenery is the grandest and
most picturesque to be found anywhere
The accommodations have been materially ex-
tended and improved during the last seaeon.
There are all the attachments of frst-elass
watering place here, such good Music, Livery.
Baths, the various games of amusement, sc.
The rates of Board have been reduced viz $50
per month, $40 per week, 50 per day, with special
rates to clubs Families
Capt Charles II. Thomas, of Raleigh, N G.
late of Warm Springs, N. c., experienced hotel
manager, will assist in the management this sea-
son. Hence we say to all, whether Seeking HEALTH
or PLEASURE, FUN and AMUSEMENT, or REST anti
QUIET, there is no better place in this country
than MINERAL HILL. @
For analysis and particular information address
PROPRIETOR OF MINERAL HILL SPRINGS.
Beams Station, Granger County, Tennessee.
Muy 8, 1876-tS -sa1 ; $3.50
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congress.

We are authorized and requested 10 announce
the name Of ALBERT G.. WATKINS, Of Jefferson
county, as an Independent Peoples candidate for
Congress in the Second district of Tennessee.
We are authorized and requested to announce
ROBERT L. TAYLOR as q candidate for Congress
IN this, the FlrsFdistrictof TenneBsse.
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job printing dispatched neatly and
cheapiy at the GAzETTE Job Once.
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ALEXANDER II. STEPHENS uses '.Du-
rang's Rheumatic Remedy" for rheuma-
tism. 1t never fails. Ask him
8 tnoY7'77-6m -ti ttiI fsA 4
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GREENWOOD SEMINARY,


Four miles from Lebanon, Tenn, connected utth
Nashville by daily trains. For healthfuness OF To-
cation instr uctlon and personal supervision, Few
institutions combine greater advantages, Diplomas
conferred. Number limited, each pupil rnOahawm
greater attention than can be given In nm on en-
crowded seminary. Sulphur Well. Opens nrHt
Monday in September Fer circulars address.
Mrs. n LAWRENCE LINDGLaEY Prin., 4
Lebanon, Tenn.
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QUERY: "Why win men smoke COM
mon tobacco, when they can buy
Marbnrg Bros. Seal Of North Caro1iDG,'
at the same price?" Jan. 80. rs 1-y
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PATENTS


obtained for new Inventions, or for improvements
old ones, for medical or other compounds trade
marks and labels Caveats, Assignments, Inter
ferences, Appeals, Suits. for heterogeneous, and
all all cases arising under the PATENT LAWS,
HAVE BEEN
REFLECTED s s the Re m Psss1s once e. may may
ented by as. Being opposite the q s. Patent De-
paFtmOnt, and engaged in Patent business exclT-
stvely. we make closer searches, and secure
Patents more promptly, and with broader claims,
than those who ore remote from Washington.
INVENTORS sS your daase S %e sn msfe
examinations and advise as to patentability, FREE
or oHAReE. All correspondence strictly confden-
tial. Prices lew, and NO CHARGE UNLESS
PATENT IS SECURED. sfss.tf eflsfrf. 45sf
We refsy in, Washington, to Hon. Postmaster
General ID. NJ. Key, Rev. +. d. Power, The Ger
man American National bank, 10 officials in the
u. s. Patent Once, and 10 Senators and Represen-
tatiyes IN Congress and especially to our clients
in every State In the Union and In Canada.
G.. A. SNOW Il CO.
Opposite Patent Once, Washington, D. O -
d~-s = - A. - t4fr4E
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MOgTHALE SPRINGS.
SOMETHING ABOUT IT'S GJESTS
AND ITS POPULAR LESSEES.
NEoNTvATF SPRTSGs }
August 20, 1878.

Z
August 20, 1878.
TO the Editor of the Morristown Gazette
1t is almost impossible at this late day
of the season to write from the Springs,
without saying, in substance, about
what other correspondents have already
said, and we feel, as we attempt to
while.away our leisure hours in penning
you few notes, that, after all they
will be pronounced stale and out Of sea-
son; but we hope, by taking Montvale
Springs as our text, we shall say some-
thing worthy of space in the columns of
the GAZETTE.
We deem a geographical description
of this place unnecessary lit having
been repeatedly given. Visitors reach
these Springs via East Tennessee, Vir-
ginia and Georgia railroad, connecting
at Knoxville, Tenn. with Knoxville
and Charleston railroad to Maryville,
thence by daily stages-nine miles
over good roads to the Springs. This
Saratoga of the South" under the
management of its new proprietors,
Messrs. Wilson and Anderson, has been
thoroughly renovated and repaired, and
made first-class. It is the most attrac-
tive summer resort in East Tennessee.
The medical properties of the waters
have proved beneficial in arrangements
of thebowels, liver, kidneys, and dis
eases of the skin-also in chronic dis
easas.
There are still great many visitors
here. We have never seen a more sub
stantial, heightened, first class company |
in attendance at any springs. There /
are several families here from the South,
who have been here for some time, but
will not return to their homes, especial
ly those who live in the fever scourged
cities, until the abatement of the yellow
fever. The mails every day bring to
some one of our visitors the sad intelli-
gence of the death of some relative or
friend; still everybody seems to enjoy
themselves.
Our amusements are varied: cards,
croquet, ten pins, riding and driving,
ishidg and hunting, mountain climb
ing, and changes peculiar to water
places. Ten pins is the most attractive
and interesting. It is remarkable how
well some of our ladies roll, some of
Them out scoring their gentlemen OPP
ponents. We have music and dancing
every morning. i /
The Grand Dress Ball which came off
lere on the evening of the 23d inst, was
grand success. At midnight a mag
lifcent supper was served free of charge
which is unusual liberality with pro-
,rieters of watering places. After sup
yer dancing was resumed and kept up
until late hour.
The new and gentlemaniy propIietors
# this place are ever en- the alert look
ng after the pleasure, health and com-
ort of their guests, and everybody is
LEASED Tie same gentlemen, Messrs.
v. and A. have leased these springs for
mother, or several seasons, and this is a
efficient guarantee that everything will
e first-class. Other improvements will
e made, by another year which will 1
urely render this the Saratoga of the {
outh." S.
4
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~ KNOXVILLE
Tire Insurance Company.
once in First National Bank.
Capital Stock 500, 600

ID. Al. CARPENTER, PRRsHDEEF.
II. III McCLUNG, VICE-PREsIpEHF.
w. A. ANDERSON, SEC. q TRRAa.
ErrrnR
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
Brilliant WhitewaSh.

Take one-hnlf 5ushel of nice un-
slaked lime, slakc it with boiling wa
ter cover it during the process TO
keep in the steam. Strain the liquid
through fine sieve or s,raiuer, and
add to it a peck Of salt, previously
well dissolved in warm water; three
pounds of ground rice, boiled to a
thin paste; one-balf pound OF pow
dered Spanish whiting, and one pound
of clean glue. which has been preyi-
ously dissolved by soaking it well
then hang it over a slow fire in a
small kettle within larger one filled
with water. Add five gallons of hot
water to the mixture, stir it well, and
let it stand for few days covered
from dust.
1t should be put on hot. and for
this purpose it can be kept in kettle
on a portable furnace. 1t is said that
about pint of this mixture will COW
er a square yard upon the outside Of
house, if properly applied. Fine OF
coarse brushes may he used, accord
ing to the neatness of the job required
1t answers as we'll as oil paint: fol
wood, brick or stone, and it is cheap
er.-HousehoH..
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
81 1921 1
Total,

MILLIONS OF BuGs AND INSECTS die every
year lev Burpee's IufalIibe Insect Powder.
II is sure death TO Reaches, Bed'bugs, Ants,
Mosquitoes, Moths, Ceniipedes, Spiders, Scor'
pions, Potato bugs, Cabbage worms ami all
garden insects Lice and Fleas on animals
and Pets 1t is warranted harmless TO ami
NAL life and may be eaten by human beings
without taste or injury. Every farmer and
family needs it. A trial is all we ask. Price
% cts and so cts per box post paid by mail,
with foil directions Agents Wanted
Burpees new illustrated catalogue Of Pure
Blooded Live Stock and Seeds mailed free to
all Address
W. ArLER BURrEE & Cos, Seed Warehouse,
o?l Church ST., Philadelphia, Pa. July e, b
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
Local Brcvities.

There has been too much rain this Summer
to make good cotton. Hence, we do not
think the crop in this parish will be even an
average one.
The frui, crop was too heavy to be good
this year, except where it was threshed OIL.
A great many peach trees have been broken
down and ruined by the weight OF the fruit.
The weather has been extremely warm for
some time, the average temperature, in the
shade, being in tie neighborhood Of 9O' for
two weeks or more, only when it rained 1t
would fall below SO.
QuEnY:-"Why will men smoke common TO-
bacco, when they can buy Marburs Bros. Seal
of North Carolina at same the price? -ly
WAxrEp.-A good cook, who will be willing
to do the cooking and washing for small
family. Apply a, this office. H.
Candidates, it is said, are becoming, pleni'-
full. Come, gentlemen, if you want votes let
the people know, through the BEACON, that
YOU are candidates. Ii will only cost you $40
each.
Misses Fannie and Kate Clark will both
amend the remainder Of the summer IN iiay>
x;lle-or the vacation of their respective
schools. We hope their stay will he P'eas>
ant and that Miss Kate, who is now ill., VIII
soon be well again.
WAyrEp.-To swap, a fine young mare ana
i,eau,ifuI col, for kind, gentle horse, that VIII
,vork in single harness and that can be driven
by . lady. Apply at this Office H.
We were glad to NEE, in Rayvic this week
nm, vouns Delhi friend, Miss Eemily Reed.
the came home with Miss Lula Spencer who
nd been spending &c veral days in Delhi Hope
sh. will Fl nd her first visit SO pleasant mat
she will come again.
w. arc sorry to learn from Captain Conner
that his corn crop has been SO badly destroyed
Nv the cut worm. He says that. for tie hrst
time in years, he will not make enough corn
m do him but he has one consolation, he ca"
INV cheap. /, is generally predicted that corn
,,;ll only be worth Two bits a bushei IN TINS
parish this fall
Every doctor, lawyer, mechanic, Farmer
bns;ness man, accountant, aud lady sho""
.cnd fro three cent stamps for specimen o.
Short. Hand writing with key, and ciGru'a
and catalogue of two hundred Short f'a''
,vr;,;ng students, ETC., ETC., to johnson 10"
n.rcial College, St. Louis. Mo. H.
We were rejoiced to learn on Tuesday
morning that religious exercises in progress a
C;.rd gave promise of resulting in e'of'
on, revival; tia, there seemed I" be as s'e'
;r,.res, manifested there as there was "ei
,,s week. Rev. T. II. McCiendon' preach
:, in charge, has the assistance oil three a
.l.,e and Jealous ministers as there are IT, III
Harriet. Messrs. Carter, Moss and borde"
= .nd we hope they oil have the coopera!'o
and prayers of all Gods people in the V'e'n'
y :. and although our absence from home WI
..x.n, ms being with them, we assure ther
~, ,bev will be remembered in our prayer
: =, ,he advancement of the Redeemer's caus'
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13

No Notice Of application for
Administration Of u Succession
will hereafter be inserted I'm
this paper unless ii II accOmpa.
MED with $500: nor will no.
ticcs Of Final Settlements be
published until all dues are
paid.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13

The following Bible questions are pro-
pounded by young lady friend. VIII one Of
our little Sunday School pupils answer them
through the BEACON
Who did David kill ?
VIVA, Prophet had fore,old the name and
work of Cyrus two hundred years before lie
came to the hingdom2
Who was Ben amin's motlier2
Who was the brother of Moseaa
Which is the twenty seventh book of the
New Testament?
Who was cast into the lions derl
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
Senatorial Convention.

a there il no Executive Committee of the
Democratic party for the Twenty third Srna
torlal District OF the State Of Louisiana, com
posed of The parishes Of Caldwell, Franklin,
jackson, Ouachiia, and Richland. we, the
undersigned chairman of executive commit
tee of the Democratic party for the several
parishes of the District, do hereby call con-
vention Of the Democratic party for the said
Senatorial District, To assemble AT Monroe.
La. on MONDAY, the 18th day of August,
1878, to nominate one candidate Tor the State
Senate.
Each parish shall be allowed in said con-
veniicn one delegate for each one hundred
votes cast for Governor F. Il. Nichols in 1876,
and one delegate for each fractional number
of votes less than one hundred and exceed.
ing fifty. y. ID. McESERY,
Chairman FIX. Com, Ouachlia Parish.
NJ. J. LIDDELL,
Chairman Ex. Com. Richland Parish
A. W. FAULKNER.
Chairman Ex Com. Caldwell Parish
ED. IouNG,
Chairman. Ex Com. franklin Parish.
n. NJ. SMITH,
Chairman Tx Com Jackson Parish
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Representative.

Al the earnest solicitation Of friends, A. Il.
COOPER, permits his name to go before III"
people Of Rchand Parish as a candidate to
reprrsen: them in the lower branch Of the
legislature of the State Of Louisiana Elcc>
zion to be held November next. The abocc
announcement i. subject 10 the decision OF a
Parish Convention or Primary Election.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
Viz Rit&latta Beatotr,
Agents Of the Beacon.

RowELL & CHEsNAN, St. Louis Mo. aie
Our authorized Agents to contract for adver.
Using for the BEACON.
S. VI. PErrfSafLt 4 Co., 81 Park Row
Corner Beekman street, New York, are our
authorizen agents for n. Y.
H. p. HUcBARD, Advertising Agent, New
Haven. Conn, will contract for advertise
ments for the BEACON.
Mr.. JAS. II. MARris, at Mrs. r. Blooms,
Crawford Street, Vicksburg, has full authority
TO contract for advertising and transact, other
business as agent for the BEAcoF i'll that city
and Delta. If
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
For Sheriff.

We are authorized to announce the name
Of E. S. LANDERS as a candidate for shell
ID OF Rich!anA parish at the ensuing election
sulsect TO the nomination OF the Democratic
party. tde.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13

We are authorized to announce the name
of ID. d. MORGAN as a candidate for Sheriff
of Richland parish, at the election in Novem'
Der next
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13

Nj observation-disclosures communications C
Il. +. McGuirc Loige No. 209 the 2nd We'd
rcsdsy in each month.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
For Hot Weather.

Gents alpaca sacks and Frocks;
Gents fancy colored alpaca sacks;
Gents drab d'ete coats and vests
White and fancy duck vests;
Boys and cbildrens alpaca sacks;
Bows aud mems brown liEen suits, nj
GEO. c. KRESS q cos.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
AN ORGAN OF THE PEOPLE,

in the treatment OF subjects involving The
interest Of all, it is not circnmscribed 10y party
lines. In short, the HERALD is an earnest,
active, enterpr,ing, wide-awake Daily Paper
under the management Of experienced,
practical newspaper men, who will spare no
labor nor expense in improving ii, and
enlarg:ny its sphere of influence and useiul'
ness
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
Proceedings Of the School
Board.

At lie feghlnr meeting Of the School Board
of Richland Parish held in the town of Ray
Vile, La, July 9Th 1878: Present W. l..
Jones, secretary, A. Dyson, Abe JinkiDs and
f.. Ii. Williams, a quorum being present pro-
ceedcd 10 buincss by eec,ing f ii. Williams
President, Pro t,m.
On motion. action on circular Of Hon. r.
VI. Lusler State Superintendent of Public
Education was deferred until next meeting
there being small attendance of Board.
The following accounts OF Teachers were
allowed and paid. viz
Miss Jennie l.. Dosson, two months. $50 90
Miss Ann c. Neil, two months, S63.O0
BE it further resolved that tle Board ap-
proves the course of J. w. Siinms, treasurer,
in depositing the school funds in the hands
of the fiscal agent of the State of Louisiana,
in New Orleans, as the law requires al
keepers of public money TO be deposited with
said agent.
Be il further resolved that the President and
Secretary of the Board be authorized to draw
warrants in favor of A. VI. Dorsey and Miss
Kate Nelson, for amount of their accounts,
when presented in due form. j. w. Simns.
Parish Treasurer, presented the following
report, showing "a balance on hand. viz.
First Ward SI1'.o'
Second Ward, 2t63
! Third Ward, VII"
Fourth Ward, 200 70
Fifth Ward, 'Ol.f3
Total, SHELL
June appor,ionmcnt TO collect from State
! Treasurer amounting 10 S6il %.
| There being no further business. the Board
adjourned until Saturday, July 20, 1878,
when all teachers desiring schools will be
employed where there is vacancies and mon
ey in the treasury.
W. L. JONES, Secretary.
Richland beacon., 1878-07-13
TERNIS:

The yIcKsEuRG DAILY HERALD is published
every morning. except Monday, on Crawford
Street. between Washington and Mulberry.