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ORDER OF PUBLICATION,

All persons Interested in the estate of Dam
Tel Drace, decd. are hereby notified that Il
petition was filed at the November term 1878
Of the Probate Court o. the county OF Miller,
State OF Missouri by the administrator of said
estate praying for an order to sell the real
estate belonging to the estate OF said Daniel
brace, decd, il - therefore ordered by the
Court that unless the contrary be shown on
tho first day of the next term OF tho Probate
Court of said county TO DO begun and held at
the Court house on the second Monday in
May, 1879, an order will be made for the sale
OF the whole or 80 much of said real estate
ss VIII satisfy the demands against said estate
10 wit: The east helf OF lot one Of northeast
quarter and east half of lot two Of northeast
quarter and also % acres OF the east end of
the west half of lot two of north east quarter
al in sec one, township 80. range Is ALEC 81 Oh
100 acres west half OF lot two of northwest
quarter and west half OF lot one OF northwest
quarter sec. 6, township 38, range IL, Miller
county, Mjsgourl.: Whereof your petitioner
prays the court to order q sale Of said lands
or 20 much thereof as shall be sufficient %
pay of and discharge said debt and cost.
JAMES II. ToDD, Judge.
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Married.

On April 9th, 1879, at the brides fathers
near Pleasant Mt, by the Rev. SD. Ducher,
Mr.. VIM. Sample, OF Widen, ILL.,, TO Miss
Mary +. Walker; they lott the Same day for
Illinois. Thus 1t is, one by ono OF tho bright
gems of Miller County departs y other anc-
lions OF the country TO adOrn ard boantify
society. Mics Mary was ono OF our favorites;
may the God of happiness, pleasure and sue
cess accompany the loving parties through the
Journey OF life. BANNER will DO pleased TO
have news IRON Illinois often, penned by the
bright intellect OF Mrs. Sample.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that letters of adj
ministraLion on the estate OF John II. Nc
CAsland, decd. were granted TO tho under
signed by the Probate Court Of Miller coun-
ty, Missouri, bearing date April ith, 1879.
All persons having claims against said
estate are requested TO exhibit the same for
allowance within one year from the date of
said letters or they may DO precluded from
any benefit of said estate and that IL said
claims shall not be exhibited within two
years from the date of said letters they will
be forever barred.
T. j. ROBINSON, Admr.
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TO CONSERVATIVES

The advertiser, having been permanently
cured OF that dread disease, C0nsuNptiQa, by
a simple remedy, lie anxious TO make known
10 his fellow suffers tho means of cure. To all
VIII . desire 1t be will send u copy of the pre-
scription used (froe OF chaTge,) with the di-
~rectiors for preparing and using the same,
which they will fad q Sure Cure for Con-
sumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, &c. Parties
wishing the Prescription will please address
!. A. WILSON, l04 Penn st. Williams.
burgh, N. Y. l0-6m
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TO the People of Miller County.

IhaYo opened 2 LUMBER YARD IN the
town Of Upton, Aoniteau County, and shall
keep constantly on hand the very best of
Lumber, and guarantee that / will sell same
to you Cheaper than tie same can be bought
at any point in Central Missouri. Persons
contemplating building will find Il to their
interest to call and got my prices before . mr.
chasing elsewhere. 1t you don't belio7o me
ask your nelghbors.
Yard on Morgan 81, South of Bank Of
Upton. w. +. HOWARD.
l5lf.
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Al sshocIxIey

Has now on hand, and is Offering for sale,
the largest and best selected stock of hard
ware eyer opened ~. in Jefferson CITY.
Stoves and ~tinwsre, cutlery of the best
brands, granite ware, farming implements of
all kinds, in fact, every articsl Usually kept
In FIRST class hardware stores, and all being
High street.
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Election.

Last Tuesday the Election for judge pass
cd on very ql4eIy all oyeg tbs county, there
Vas but very little 6ver Halt vote east In
Miller eonnty-Farmers were busily engaged
on their farms and there seemed to DO a pre-
good men and in.the election of either the
bench would be adorned with legal ability Of
tho fret water; and hence the great apathy,
! Balnw'awe give the vote fol. This. county. IN
each township viz:
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Tho undersigned has lost a black marc 9
years old, about l44 hands high, white left
hind foot, harness marks, and shod all round.
Anybody who will take her up andiniorm
me, will be pad Tor their trouble ana expen-
eos. My Il. o. address Is Jefferson City. Mo.
HERRM WALTERS.
Apfil Us lItf
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NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT.

Notice is hereby given TO oil creditors and
Others interested In the estate of John X.
Hall, 1ec'd., that /, the undersigned admin
~ittrator of said estate, intend to mako a final
settlement thereof at the next term of tho
Probate Court of Miller county, Mo, 10 DO
holden at the Courthouse, in Tuscumbia, on
the second Monday of MGv 1873.
JoUN'B, SALsMAN. Admir-.
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PENSIONS

Under tho new Pension Law, Soldiers
wounded or injured, even if slightly disabled,
can obtain pension back from day OF dis
charge. One of our firm in Washington to
give personal attention 10 all claims before
tho departments. Do not delay, but write at
once. Send stamp for our new soldiers Cir
cular.
w. c. BERINGER s. C0~.PrrTsBuKG. Pa.
6S-Oldest Claim Agency in the us. Him
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ont were orolboEs Downing, -hard-side-;
White ard Caps, missionarios; Garrett
advent, all Of which acquitted thepselves
with credit during the meeting In oxpound-
ing and distributing the scriptures, as they
unerstood II; Downing opened the meeting
on Saturday, talked for half an hour, brief
and to tho point, followed up by BIO. White
ia his usual manner for q short tins, on SUP.
day quite a:large crowd assembled, after the
usual formalitios Uncle jake took the level
and preached q very good sermon holding
tho audience spell bound for an hour ami a
quarter, after which Downing and White
spoke for n shcrt timo, and the meeting clos
cd; come out again on the 4th Sunday in
May IL. will be the animal meeting; we an
tlcipato a good time and perhaps two or three
days meeting, as there will be several min
listers here from a distance.
The farmers are generally dono blowing;
Wheat looks we'll.
sTho young BohIemcan is still alive aud
doing well.
The young folks gathere6 In at Bro. Jim.
FulkeYson's night; we wero not present
but learned they had q pleasant hop;
Danced all night and went home with the
girls In the morning.
At the Catholic church, 81 Elizabeth, laat
w~a0kz-Astcine Topper And Bliss wilbers
were happily united in the holy bonds of
wedloek, according to.the ancient usages Of
tho catholic ,ssiornity:
Oh may they live a happy.li life
Within each others care,
Without q word Of envy's strife
To mar their comfort here.
Mover lot those quarrols prise
THAI. cause each other pain,
But lot your words DO more wise
And you viii always gain.
oh may they bask in sweetest Joy
With friendships pure,And sweet alloy,
And like tpe waters Of Usage,
Glide onward 10 q good old age.
ST. ELIZABETH Correspondence.
MISS CARRIE FENDoRF,
MILLINER AND. DRESSMAKER
koeps constantly on hand the Latest Styles
OF Millinery goods and Notions.
She is also Agent for the
SINGER and LYON
- q wing NJ n @ chino S,
~TuscUMBIA, MISSOURI, L13 3m
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Hon. Louis Smith and lady, OF Jefferson
City, came to our town yesterday on a visit;
frightened BANNER Office with a pleasant
visit, compllmented US on our telegraphy,
mineral cabiuet, art gallery and news depart
mont. Mr.. Smith is q gentleman OF capital
and clerk in the u. s.. Court at present, bis
wife Laura Is one OF the beautiful gems Of
Ceatrsl Missouri. they expressed great sat
i~sfsction on viewing the nan picturesque and
beautiful scenery In our county--we hope. Mr..
Smith Will conclude to become u citizen OF
Miller.
MIR. Owen Pondloton arrived st Il is
place last Monday, inst in from the famous
Leadville. He will remain here among rela-
tives and friends q fow weeks and then re.
turn to Loadvllle; he showed us some very
Emo specimens of the precious ore, which no
has been digging since early last winter; he
says Leadville ia fast becoming a good city;
tho country surrounding was being turned
oyer by tho miners; persons Inclined 10 work
can ind employment at worry fair wager.
We extend well Y!shes Y Mr.. p.
List Of unclaimed letters remaining in the
post-oflce at Tuseumbia Mo. May lst 1879
and II not taken out within thirty days will
DO sont to the dead letter oliceiW Washington
ID. G.:
Miss Rabecca Davenport
Reboccca Davenport
Jennie Kisley,
srs.zs1Fah Todd;
Persons calling for these letters will please
fay they are ADVERTISED. M. LESSEN, Pm
Any and all parties, who may have wool
to Carl, can leave ieeir wool a. Mrs. A. Fol-
SONS store, at which place we will receive,
card and return It On short notice.
j. p. s. G, l.. WRIGHT.
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County Court.

Last Monday filler County Court conven.
cd in regular session. Present,
Hon. w. r. Wright, Pres.
" j. $. Jobe, lst dist.
II. Reed, Ind dist.
Joel Is. Clark, Clerk.
u. s. Miller, Shf.
Many persons from the different psgts of
tho county were in town and many CALLED 10
BANNER Office, gave us congratulations and
Encouragement for what We are trying to do
in building up Miller county. Proceedings
OF court will come next week.
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st. EsIixnbeth Terrv.

The undersigned has established a licensed
ferry at st. Elizabeth, Miller county, Mo-,
Movers and travellers will find Ghis Gro ssing
mach nearer and better on routes from JET.
ierson City, California, Channels leaeing TO
Rolla, Springfield, Vienna, Linn. and other
points directing from these places than any
other crossing .on tho Usage river.
II. BoEDEKKR.
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II U AND's
CalCinod

Four First Premium Medals awarded.
More agreeable TO tue taste, and smaller dose
than any other Msgnesia.
For sale In Government Stamped Bottles, at
Druggists and Country Stores, and by
II. j. HUSBAND, Jr., Philadelphia, Tl3.Gm
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sherlfs Sale under Deed Of TrnsL.

Whereas, John Martin, Sr., and his wife,
Sisley, by THAR deed of trust dated the 9th
day Of May, 1877, and recorded in the Record
er's Cilicc OF the county OF Miller, State Of
Missouri, conveyed 10 Ii. Cordell Todd, la
trust, the following described real estate stu
ated, lying and being in the county of Miller
and State OF Missouri, tO-wit:
70 acres Q half n c Or sec. IL, town. 10. ran. II
40 " NV ne or (" II, 80, IA
9 " W hall sw or 2, 80, IA
40 4" setqrse9 r 8, 80. IA
40 |. DIV NV or II, 80, ID
which said conveyance was made in trust to
secure tbe payment Of q certain promissory
note in said deed described; and whereas said
note has become due and remains unpaid, and
the said i. Cordell Todd, said trustee, is ab-
sent ana cannot perform the duties imposed
upon him by said deed of trust; and whereas
BY tho provisions Of said deed the Sheriff Of
Miller county Is aCthoIiz3 ID to act In his stead:
Now, therefore, at the request of the legal
holder Of taid note, and in accordance with
the provisions Of said deed, the undersigned
will on
SATURDAY, THE 2lTurAY OF MAY, 1879
between the hours OF nine O'clock IN the FORE
noon and FIVE O'Clock in tho afternoon OF that
day, proceed 10 sell the property herein des
sefibed to the highest bidder for cash, at pub
lie vendue, at the Court house door in the
town Of Tuscumbia, Miller County, Missouri.
10 satisfy SAID note and costs OF executing said
trust. Z. s. MILLER, Trustee,
ShariH Miller Co. Mo.
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Lie. Lehman, Wholesale and Retail Mer-
chant at corner High andJ eGerson Street,
keeps Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
steel and Iron at bottom prices.
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DEAR SIR:

a you "Ie ih W"ns Oh anything III tbe way OF
Guns, Rifles. Revo1vers.
Pistols, Ammunition, dun Material,
Fishing Tackle, or any other Fine
sporting Goods please send stamp
for NY Large illustrated Catalogue ancPric
List. Yours truly, Address, J0HNSToN'S
GREAT WESTERN Gun WoRks, PITrsBURGH,
Him
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To Inventors and Mechauies.

PATENTS and how to obtain Thorn, Pa mph
let OF 60 pages free, upon receipt OF st amp
Tor Postage. Address
yGILMoRE SMITH s. Co.,
Solicitors OF Patents, Box 81,
Washington ID. Q.
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WANTED; Ten lie makers Mt my tie
works, six miles below Iuscumbia on the
Usage river; will pay IL cents per tie; Em-
Der COCA: mono bat good re makers need ap-
ply; good board at reasonable rates.
GEO. A. WILLIAMS.
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The Wells Tea COMPANY
Importers Of
PURE CHINA AND JAPAN TEAS.

Supply Teas to Storokeepers, in original
packages, at lowest import prices.
Supply Teas TO Druggists, General Deal
ers and others, packed In handsome sealed
packages of one pound each, IN c~anisters OF
the same capacity, and in 8 lbs, 10 lbs, and
20 ID boxes.
Supply Teas to Peddlers in half pound and
one pound bags, plain or printed, at a more
liberal discount than is given elsewhere.
Supply Teas for Club Orders and allow a
larger commission than usual, and in all cas-
es guarantee the quality of their goods.
THE WELLS TEA COMPANY is one of the
largest and most reliable houses In the trade.
and all parties requiring Teas should aond
for a circular.
The Wells Ten Co,
P. o. BOX $500, NEW YORK,
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DIR. G. w. BRNsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
ohILE PILLS are prepared expressly To cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Dyspeptic
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness and will cure any case. Price
hfty cts q box, 80 pills, postage free, Sold
by all druggists, Office, No. l06 N. Eutaw st.
Baltimore, Md.
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FOR CONSUMPTION

ALI Diseases that Lead TO II, such 40 Coughs,
Colds, Bronchitis, and All Diseases Of
the Lungs. Cured by
Aliens Lung BalSams
Has become known and appreciated In every
town and village throughout the United
States and Dominion of Canada. Hundreds
Of thoueands OF bottles are annually sold; and
thousands Of witnesses testify to its unequsPd
power in healing II IL recommended for.
1t is harmless TO the most DELEGATE child.
1t contains no opium in any form.
~-DirecLions accompany each bottle.
1t Is sold by medicine dealer generally.
134t
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NoTlCE on RBsIGNATIoN,

NOTICE OF RESIGNATION,
Notice is hereby given that / shall apply
10 the Probate Court Of Miller county, Mis-
souri, on Friday the 18th day OF May, 1879,
TO resign my letters OF administration on tho
estate Of Edmund Riggs, decd.
MARY ANN RIoos, Admx.
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mrs. sALLlE holland,
Milliner and
Dressmaker,

With experieneed "a~rtiste"
Dressmakets, and Miss ALICE REEVES inthe
Millinery department makes my establish
ment q complete emporium fer tho ladies.
Call and examine prices, styles, quality,
&c., sc.
ORDERS from a distance collected and attend
cd to with promptness. [l2d
Mrs. SALLIE holland,
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RICH COUNCIL.
or LOupsrAna

courag,ns vice ! - L 'Sinsfins its extension
contamination siaI !. 'ontasion among oul
''WlIp Nh. estubbs inf tha that no charter could
create cal. rights wkotes deprived, the state OF It,
Clearly Clearly immoral aand came under that
ever subject to, the. police. powes. At
such It could not obtain a vested right TO per
petuate vested wrong. IT, charter was mere ns,
In order to make contract there must be two
contracting parties When one party has 2
mere permitted existence TO DO thing contra
The whole argument IN the behalf 81 The lottery
was a perversion Of the term and law OF con-
tract. .
The Legislature cannot be prohibited from
reuealing n law found disastrous to the public
morals.
Mr.. stubbs went on to quote. md comment on
authorities upon this point. He concluded that
the State had. at any time the rfght 70 resume
her Sovereignty oyer the morals o. ner people.
State OF the $40 900 quarterly payment Of the
bonus for this year bound the state and this
hll could net take elect ,i me ena o. the Iear
amendment having been defeated he had de-
termned to support tho amendment of the
COMMITTEES and vote for the bill He had since
come to the conclua on that he could not hon.
estly vote for tho bill. and would follow his con-
M. Williams called the previous question.
The following was the vote on the final pas
sage oil the bill'
Yeas.-Bow6e1, DeBGuchel. Ducros. FOntenot,
Heron. Kelly Kenner. Merkel. Norwood, Per
kins, Richardson. Scsnland, Steven. Stubs
Texada. Wales, Wells, Williams and zacharie-
49,
Nays-Benners Breaux Bryant. Cahen Gage.
relationships, Ellis. Garland, Ola. Harding,
Harper Landry. Mitchell. sandiford. stamps,
sutton and Mhe,ler-17.
= Executive session was called as soon as the
vote on the LOTTERY bill was taken and the molten
to reconsider hal been laid on the table. and
when the HenaterOse from executive session II
adjourned till 1Oo'clock Friday morning.
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ssEEEW ORLEANS DEMOCRAT FRTD..7, JANUARY 81, 1879

honest obligations. and II that was possfble,
| he thought that the State Should compound with
her creditors. But this was not tle time nor the
| place to termne this question.
Representative jenkins favored the REFER
enee. At first he was inclined to favor the
adoption OF the resolution. but upon reflection
he thought II was a question for convention to
settle
Representative Hammond said that since the
gentleman from Paunemines had pronounced
all those who opposed the resolution IA repndi-
ators be should vote for the reference TO the
committee.
Representative Warmoih again took The floor
and argued at length agains.the reference. He
was sorry that the gentleman from Morehouse
had got out of tbs boat he was In. rs they too
rarely acted togethar.
Representative Hammond stated that he had
which could be well explained by the melan-
choly story OF the good dog Tray. As soon az
be found himself In bad company he got out Of
1t; that was all,
Representative Lott thought the resolution
was an attack upon the good faith OF the Demo-
cratic party. He favored its References
Representative Ryland thought entirely too
much interest had been manifested In this mat
ter He did not tb ink the resolution meant any,
thing. II was not worth the paper II was writ
ten on as far az itg effect upon the public mind
was concerned. He believed that the resolution
matter be g. lied without any more controversy.
A vote was then taken on the motion to refer,
and 1t was lost. Yeas ~; nays 80.
Representative WarmUth moved the adoption
OF his amendment.
Representative Lyons moved that the House
and he House then, at 4.45 D. M. adjourned
until Friday morning ut II o'clock.
Replenish your larder with shadines.
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House bill No. IA Ohe New Orleans Pacific
Railroad billl. was called up
motion to consider the bill as engrossed was
lost on call OF the roll, yeas 49, nays ~ and the
bill went on the calendar.
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EDUCATION.
NEW ORLEANS INSTITUTE.
SELECT SCHOOL FOR BOYS.
1875. .CalliOpe street. ..I8u
between Camp and Magazlne.)

Annual session will begin MONDAY. Novem.
Der 4. Academic Preparatory and PriE:ary
Glasses will be In charge OF able and expe.
rienced teachers. Only limited lumber OF
pupils will be received.
For circulars and all necessary inform alton
apply to
oc2o 1y A. B. CHANDLER. Princip,
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MEDICAL NOTICE.

Oh. ". BILLIE, Specialist for all Cbron1l
eases. Private Diseases and Female d.
street, between Dryades and Rampant stzs2
I'D stairs. Nervous Debility, Weakness. e.
caused by abuse or age, ALWAYS cured /
short time. Private Diseases treated affer 3.
With greatest success,
Or. Bilie's reputation as a skilled and Sue
tul physician Is already years ago establ1
Ia New Orleans and vicinity, and he has
had failed to benefit, which Is well known g
public. DIR. Billie Is graduate from ono q
best colleges In Europe. and was for yea
5istant physician to Prof. Ricord. Paris
sultations and correspondence strictly
Oh ". BILLIE l6 lanai street.
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EDUCATION

Replenish your larder with shadlnes.
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% Hsue 4 - xImonda 6S1 =
The New Orleans daily Democrat. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1877-1880, 1879-01-31

THURSDAY, JHnuhry ~, 1917.
The House me at II o'clock. Speaker Moncure
ia the chair anditty members present..
The reading the journal was dispensed
with.
Representative Brent presented an order to
the effect that To calender be taken up to the
exclusion OF everything except the special order
of the day. Garrett.
Representations called up the report OF
the Committee q Elections and Qualifications
In the contesteosase Of H. E. Gilmore against
r. o. Warmoth. nd gave way for Col James
Lingan. counselor Mr.. Gilmore. to discuss the
case on behalf ohis client.
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BILLS ON THE THIRD READING

House bill No, 3s, AN act to provide for the
appointment of additional police jurors of the
parish Of East Carroll" was taken up and
amended so as to provide for the appointment
of three additional police jurors for the irish
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1879-04-24

Henry, on being asked how many
boys were in his Sabbath school class
last Sabbath, replied /: eff you multi
ply the number of Jacobs sons by
the number of times with which the
Israelites comprised Jericho, and to
add to the product the number of
measures of Barley which Boaz gave
Ruth, divide this by the number of
Humans sons ; subtract the number
of each kind of clean beast that went
into the ark multiply by the mum.
Der of men who went to seek Elijah
after ne was taken to heaven; sub.
tract from this Joseph's age at the
time when he stood before Pharoah
add the number of stones that were
in David's bag when he killed Goliah
subtract the number of furlongs thai
Bethany was distant from Jerusalem
divide by the number of anchors cas-
out at the time of Paul's shipwreck
subtract the number of people saved
in the ark, and the remainder will be
the number of boys in the class
How many were there?