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SCHOOL LAW.

From the Lansing Republican.
/. The disbursement of all school moneys is
required by the statute &C. L. SS 9623, 3612,
5000 to be made by orders drawn on the
asse ssor by the director and countersgned by
the moderator; and all moneys belonging to
required to be paid to the assessor, on war
rants drawn by the director and countersigned
by the moderator. The assessor is made treas
urer OF the district, and required 10 hold all
district moneys until properly drawn out by
warrant. 1t is made the express duty of the
director to draw and sign warrants upon the
township treasurer, payable TO the assessor,
for all moneys raised tor district purposes or
apportoned to the district by the township
clerk, and present them TO the moderator to be
signed; and IT is made the duty OF the modera
tor 10 countersign su,h warrants, Burns V.
Bender, SO Mich. 195.
2. District moneys IN the hands of the town
treasurer are not subject to be applied to any
district purpose excepting through the hands
OF the assessor; and the duty OF seeing that
they are thus transferred into the custody of
the assessor, If qualified is LAID on the director
and the duty Of procuring this transfer within
some reasonable time Is not discretionary but
absolute. The moderator is bound under
ordinary circumstances to countersign all or
ders OF the director for that purpose, and IL he
refuses in . proper case to do so, mandsmus
viii lie to compel him. Ibid.
3. The town treasurer has no suthority to
make payments OF district moneys, even to the
assessor, except upon the warrant prescribed
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SRAPdh6oDs

bought in anticipation of ad-
vahces, which have already oc-
Cured. We purpose selling at
old prices. Buyers will find by
far the largest assortment ever
offered here of
Ginnet's Celebrated Black Silk.
Cheney Bros American Silk.
Black and Colored Satin.
Pekin Stripes and Trimming Silks in ali colors.
Intending purchasers of Blk
or Colored Cashmeres, Alpacas
or Dress Goods of any descrip-
tion whatsoever (must deem it
suicidal) should they buy be-
fore looking over our really eX-
cellent assortment.
Our Domestic Stock of
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SPECIAL TO LADIES
TIL FL
WQMAN'N FRIENDl

remedy which is doing MORE THAN ALL
OTHERS now in use or known for women suffer
ing from any OF the numerous forms of WEAK
MESS, peculiar TO the sex. In the proper use
OF this medicine SPEEDY RELIEF aud ultimate
CURE Is WARRANTED. Manufactured and sold
by Pengelly, Cbsmberlin a Co., sole Proprietors,
Plainweli, Mich, and for sale by druggists.
Fo sale by Duncombe. .Stearns & Co. IL
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Notice to Hear Claims.

STATE OF MICHIGAN-County OF Van Bur
en- ss.
Notice is hereby gwen, that by an order OF
the Probate Court for the county OF Van Bur-
en-, made on the 7th day of February A. ID. 1880,
six months from that date were allowed for
creditors to present their claims against the
estate OF Edward vickery late OF said county,
deceased, and that oil creditors Of said deceas-
ed are required to present their claims to said
Probate Court, at the Probate Office, in the
village OF Paw Paw. for examination and al
lowance, on or before the 7th day OF August next,
Court on Wednesday, the 31st day OF March
and on Saturday, the 7th day OF August next,
ut ten o'clock IN the forenoon OF each OF those
days. l299t6213
Dated February 7tb. A. 1880.
ALFRED j. MILLS, Judge OF Probate.
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There srs living in France I,7oo lady writeis
aud also lady artists.
One OF Keokuks business men has adopted
the new and novel plan of sending hls wife out
te collect bad book acc counts.
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Well, this beats al weather items yet. Tne
Plainwell Republic Gays: :. The sight OF boys
swimming in the river in January is not CON-
mon one in this latitude, ye: il was witnessed
here last week in the deep water opposite the
bathing house. *
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by statute; and no psymen. not authorized by
warrant lie valid Official payment, such as TO
preclude the district from holding him response
bic for moneys lawfully in his hands. Pay
ments made otherwise than IN the prescribed
mode are mace N his wrong, and cannot
dlminish the fund for which he s responsible.
Ibid.
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Go to J. II. Prater's photograph gallery, on
Kalamazoo street, and take look at the new
scenic background, which he received last week.
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Ex-Rev. Franklin W. May, brother OF the
late Gen. Dwight May, = lying dangerously III
in Denver, Col.
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(. S M IT H g. C O.
Let 'em go! Let 'em go!
Price no Object!

"Hello, there, friend. Whittier bound in
such haste ?''
"To that store, OF course. Everybody is
Hocking there, and il don't get there soon
shall lose my chance. Delays are dangerous,
and il am not on hand soon the bargains will
be gone, the cheapest stock in the city ex-
hausted, and shall make a dead loss Of it IL
am compelled to go elsewhere for nay Clothing"
"That's fact and as am rather out at the
elbows I'll go along too, as the old proved says
ga si1pence saved is worth nine pence you
haven't got" So / will make the most Of my
money, and buy at SMITHS"
And sure enough they did, and SAVED
TWENTY-FIVE PER CENT. by having their eye
teeth cut and knowing a thing or two.
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WIZ Arb NOT SELLING
pRY-COODS
AT
AUCTION

But having just concluded
our usual Annual Invoice, and
having a much larger stock at
this season, falling q little short
of 10000 dollars, of
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Reeds Gilt EDGE Tonic should be kept by all
groceIs. Do not let other tonics--wortbless
nostfums-be palm sd of upon You.
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Notice of Attachment.

FOR VAN BUREN CoUNrY-Iy ATTACHMENT.
Willis d. Cook,
ve.
VIM. L. Cook,
Notice is hereby given, that on the End day
OF January A. d. 1880, writ OF attachment was
duly issued out Of the circuit court for the
County OF Van Buren, at the suit OF Willis ID.
Cook, tho plaintiff above named, against the
lands, tenaments, goods and chattels, moneys
and effects OF VIM. +. Cook, the above named
defendant, for the sum OF two hundred and
fifty dollars. which said writ was returnable on
the Sd day OF February A. d. 1880. l29St7f2ll
Dated this 4th day OF February. 1880
MILLS, CRANE u HILTON.
Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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MAT4ERS BY MAIL.
LANCASTER.

correspondence Of tho Herald
Lancaster. Oct. 2l.---0n last night KeS
A NJ Ayerin. of the Missionary Bapns'
church concluded a series of sermons on Tue
suhiect of Landmarkism tested by Log
10 History and Scripture" which for deep
and thorough historical research, s.ronf
and convincing argument loglcai ueuIe'lon'
and an earnest appeal to tne cnutcnes "
crush out from their organizations this mon
strous Python, which is slowly put surely
strangling them in its hideous ioids' Is uh-
eoualied BY only former exposiuohs u .h,S
subject in this co immunity. Az me coRelu,
sion of the discourse resolution was oneleu
bv Presbyterian clergy, man. tuas NJ ~ ~
rill prepare and allow these sermons W oe
published and which was UNANIMOUSLY auop
ted. These sermons will Therefore Do pup,
lished in pamphlet form and tnose wishing
cnnv, will be enabled to obtain it--OoIton
is Coming into our little town at the ra'e OF
one hundred bales per day and Is readily
bought up and shipped to your city Oy our en- q
tarnrisng merchants E. Buckley and H. I,
Hepry1 Captains Veal and Rainey meet
hore On next Saturday to present their res
noclioe claims to senatorial honols 10 the
GOOD neonle of this community. -Colonel
I w. Daniel, Democrat, aud a. D clark,
Greenbacb candidates for tho legislature, are
making it warm for each other around here
~Z Y. White, independent candidate for
assessor, was around this morning soliciting
votes,----Our merchants are stocking up
heavily for the fall and winter trade and are
selling a great many goods.--,Our gins are
turniH, out from ten TO fourteen bales OF
cotton col ton . daily, and there is enough of the
stanle in the country to keep them running
until the lst of January. Our town is
Very healthy, and our schools are in flour
;no condition
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AKnocl,.noMn in Court

LAST Friday a rich scene occurred in the
court of A. b. Ltnier, justice of the
peace of Mesquite beat. One John Stroud,
who will be remembered by the readers Of
the HERALD as the man who shot one Cas-.
teel, short time since for saying "d-n
Mesquite" had cause against George
Shaver, which was being tried. Shaver,
who was on the witness stand, made some
remark derogatory to the condition of
Stroud's wearing apparel, whereupon
Stroud squared himself, and in a second
Shawver's teeth were not in as good condl-
ton as they had been. The lawyers, the
court the constable, all grappled the COM
bsttsnts, and in few minutes peace and
harmony was restored. After court was
over the conrt sent Stroud TO jail to await
the action of the grand jury on u charge of
aggravated assault. This morning the sure.
ties of Stroud on his old case of the shoot
ing Casteel, gave him up to Sheriff Jon e.
The prospects are, therefore, good for Mr..
Stroud to languish while, until these
charges are disposed of.
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To the voters Of DalIas County

1
For the purpose Of defeating me in the
coming election for County Treasurer r-y
political opponents sre circulating false and
slanderous reports against my character as a
citizen. They say that was a guerrilla or
homo guard during the war; and that | lost
my leg, not in the regular Confederate
service, but after the war had ended, aud that
too in disreputable manner T. those who
know me, and there are many good people in
this county who DO, no defense or denial of
these charges on my part is necessary. But
lest any citizen should be misled by those
cslumnies, l have procured the following
GALLATIN, TENN, aug. IL, lSsO.
j. NJ. Berryman
DEAR SIR,-I have been requested to make
a statement Of The circumstances that rem
dered it necessary to smputste your leg.
The Federal soldiers were fee ding cattle on
Deshay's creek, and Captain Hickman. a
regular officer of the Confederate army,
made an attempt to capture the cattle for the
benefit Of the Confederate army. and YOU
! being in the command had the misfortune TO
have your leg shot, mud SO rs to render it
necessary TO smputaJe. | consider the at
tack every way legitimate and in accordance
with the usage Of civilized warfare. | was
called TO perform the operation and was well
acquainted with tue circumstances connected
tn the affair and feel warranted in saving
you did no more than was your duty us Il
soldier. Respectfully,
JAS. NJ. HEAD, NJ. D.,
THos NJ WooDsoN, NJ. d.
| certify that am personally acquainted
with Drs Head and WoodsoH and know
them to be men Of the very highest chsrac-
ter in every respect, ard their statement is
entitled to perfect confidence.
II. w. Mcconnell,
Judge 9th Circuit Tennessee.
We, the Undersigned, certify that we are
well acquainted win Drs. Head and Wood
son and also with Judge Mcconnell, whose
names appear above. We know them to be
men of standing, and their veracity is above
impeachment.
r. NJ. MIXERS,
JOHN CHENAULT,
7. A. WEST.
do not know DR.. Woodson, but endorse
every word said in reference to DR.. Head and
Judge Mcconnell.
II. BARKsDALE.
In conclusion will say enlisted in the
confederate army in 1851, and on the I'd Gay
of December, 1854, the day on which my leg
was amputated, belonged to tire First regi-
ment of Tennessee cavalry. No man can
say that l ever obtained from him either
during or since the war;. one dollars worth
of property wrongfully, and any man who
says that have, or saserts that / was what is
called iay-hawker or was wounded except
as soldier in the regular discharge of his
duty, and that, too, while the war was going
on, is falsifer and slandorer. ] am will
ing to compare records with my opponent if
he desires it. j. NJ. BERGMAN,
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AN ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE FIRE
N limits OF the city OF Dallas.
BE Il ordained by the City Council OF the city

A N ORDINANCE EXTENDING THE FIRE
n limits of the city OF Dallas.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council of the city
SFoTIoN /. The hre limits OF the city Of Dial
las shall be and are hereby extended 80 as 10
include all the ground on both sides OF Main
and Elmstreet from Sycamore on the west to
Eryay street on the east, running back one
hundred feet from the front on ell her side OF
said Main and Elm streets.
SEC, 2. 1t shall be unlawful for any one TO
build or place within said limits. or be con-
cerued In placing or building thereon, any
building or structure of wood, or other COM
bustible material, or erect any wooden frame
work. unless the same be covered with TN.
Zinc, sheet iron, or other fre-proof material,
and any building so constructed shall be not
exceeding twelve feet In height ANY one vio-
Iating this section shall be fined, upon conyic'
tion In the Mayors court not exceeding NIFTY
dollars Each day such building or frame
work shall remain shall constitute aseparate
ofrehse. and the Mayor shall cause the same
to be Torn down.
SEC q, No other buildings shall be erected
In said limits except they be constructed OF
brick or stone, as provided in an ordinance
PASSED on November 29ih, A. ID, 1879, ana no
build me- in said limits shall DO repaired,
except as provided In that ordinance, ana al
the provisions of that ordinance shall apply
70 the Ara limits herein established, and any
one offending shall be subject to the same
penalties ps therein prescribed.
SEC. 4 That this ordinance take eject rom
passage and publication.
Approved october 10th, 1850,
1-pP'0''' JOHN j. GOOD Mayor.
Attest;
j, b HEREFORD, Secretary.
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oO,oe Cereal Passenger Agent, Memphis,
Tenn. October 9th, 1880.

oo,ce G,re-al Passenger Agent, Memphis,
Tenn. October 9th, 1851
Not;ce TO Ticket Agents The Memphis
ond Charleston Railroad Company has pur-
chased from the Nashville and ~. LOUIS
Railroad Company, the unrestricted use anu
Joint occupancy Of their road between ona'-
tanooga and Stevenson ,,h,, .l
Under this arrangement the Memphis ana
Charleston Railroad will operate the thirty
EIGHT miles between Chattanooga and Steven
son as part Of its own line.
Passengers By this road arrive az OhaNta'
noopn from to 10 hours ahead OF those 60
inc Via Mckenzie and Nashville.
On the 2Sd inst. the Western and Atlsnuc
Railroad will change schedule, making close
connection with our No. l, and arriving
Atlanta at 1880 p. m. instead OF ll'So p M
as at present.
I regret to notice that in folder recently
issued BY "The Mckenzie Route" an In
genious effort is made to create the impres
ist. That a Through Car is run BY thai
route from Little Rock to Atlanta. This i
not fact. The only through car service by
"The Mckenzie Route" is a " coach iron
Memphis 10 Chattanooga. Sleeping cars b.
that route SIRE only run locally, from Mem
phis TO Nashville.
Cd. That passengers by the Memphis an(
Char,eston Railroad are subjected to m On
minus Transfer at Memphis. The fact is tina
seyeral wears ago tho M.mphia and Charles
ton Railroad, at heavy cost extended it
TRICK through this city and made connec
ton with tho Memphis and Little Rock Rail
road PASSENGER, are transferred direct,
from one train to the ether:
Ideprecaie personalities in advertising +, bu
feel called upon to correct misrepresentation
when they are made or strongly implied
Truly yours,
Us. Davant.
Asst Gee'l Passenger Agent
PR. Rodgers, General Passenger ,Agt,,
Dallas Texas
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CITY DOTS
Fresh imported cigars at lsidore Freiberg
e. Co.'S at 10. Ia and Is cents each.

Fresh imported cigars at lsidore Freloerg
g. Cos at 10, l24 and 10 cents each
MeEwen's Scotch ale-a delicious bever-
age. L. -5 d E n Ton atrse,
A full line of new crop of straight Louisi-
ana sugar house molasses, at ROsehncIu "
Rond's. No. 704 Elm street.
Meredith Bros, corner Sycamore and
Main streets, have one of the eosiest places
in town. They invite their friends to call
DR. w. Thomas has moved his dental of
flee from the DR.. Hughes building to NO
82l Elm street, in the new Middleton build
ing, q, -
Just received from the MILL oatmeal
sri,s. Shaker corn, Graham -four rye ilou'
and choice wheat -four. L. +. HUGHES,
anu '''0'N 100 Elm street.
last night, about ton O'clock, this city WI
r;s;tod hy n hurricane on a small scale, and i
locked for while ss though 1t would cuIm
nate in regular cyclone. 1t lasted TOT 70,
nearly an hour, and terminated In a Ngh
shower of rain.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nS-STOCKHOLDERS' MEETING. Office
of the Chicago Texas & Mexican Central Rail-
way company, Dallas, Tex, Sept. 81, 1880. by
order of the Board Of Directors Of the Chicago,
Texas 6 Mexican Central Railway COM
pony notice Is hereby given oall stockholders
Of said company TO attend regular annual
meeting of said stockholders to be held at the
office Of the company in the city of Dallas,
state of Texas, on the LIST day of November,
1880, forthe purpose of enaCting and adopting
bylaws for said company; and pursuant to
the order of said Board Of Directors notice Is
also given to said stockholders to attend II
meeting of tn stockholders OF said company
to he held at the company's office, in the city
of d Has, state of Texas, on the 9th day of
November, 1880, for the purpose Of consider
ing and sancIioning the borrowing OF money
not to exceed twenty thousand dollars on each
mile of said railroad by said company, to be
secured by the bonds of the company. and q
trust deed upon It's property and franchise, the
forms thereof being on file in the office OF the
company, DANIEL II. HALE,
A. II. BENNETT, Sec'y. President.
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SAVOY.
SAVOY. october 20, 1852.

SAVOY. october 20, 1851.
Cores .ondence OF the Herald.
Hon. d. B. Culberson spoke to a large
crowd At the school house last night. lie
confined himself mostly TO national politics
and literally tore Greenbackism into smith
ereens.n closed with most b aulitul eulogy
on General Hancock and expressed himself
con6dent that on the I'd of November Han
cock and English would carry Indiana by
twenty thousand majority.-oThe iali rights
opened Yesterday evening. She6 WiIiiams,
a commercial traveller, stroked ION fatillo
very gently en- the ear and nosa lew Tunes
with his hst, bringing a coplous now oil
blood and landing him in the street, but no
serious damage done. 1t is said Patllo was
drinking and rudely intcrtered with con-
versation which Williams and another gem
man were engaged in. Williams iell 1t an
assault and let 20 his fist with the force OF
a "tolerable sized" steam engine. with the
above described result. A good many think
Patillo was only in fun when he made the
,nterruntion. 4Business continues good and
AZ much cotton will be made us the people
can gather, despite the injuries done by The
boll w,rms.-It is impossible TO get cars
to move the cotton, grain, etc, 0eihg snip
ned from this place-Dr. }. II. Ioweil ma;
returned from Pilot Point to THIS "1rst Ioye
and has settled among us.---Onr ht.Io CIV ~.
has not fully recovered from the dreadful
cyclone last May, but most OF our people
have built good substantial buildings ana are
doing good business. Mr.. Dave k i9sJ,
will move into his handsome new residence
to.davw-There is good deal of severe
sickness in this vicinity at present., MIS-
Jennie Jackson and Miss Emma Ma'hes
bot of Savoy, have been very sex Tor sew
eral weeks Married, two miles norm {, o
town, Miss Lizzie Thompson TO MT. d. N
Touchstonc. In the language OF ZIP ma.
they live long and prosper.
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Notice Sale Of Stock

II WILL sell to the highest bidder, on Satm-
i day, Oct. 30, at O'Clock p. M, the follow.
Ing described property, remaining In the city
pound, If Rot token out b. the owners before
that time: One black horse 10 or u years old,
branded ON the lift wlthers with y circle
one bl ok ball face COW, with n CrDp and swal-
fork IN the right, and crop and split In the left
ear, one red and white spotted heiier, no
marks; enc rad helfer marked crop and under
hall crop la e@cn ear; one red heller, marked
crop of the left and over half crop In TIE light;
one red and white steer, marked Crepand swnl-
low fork in the left ear aud split in the right;
one red steer, marked upper hqli.crop in the
right and unter r0,t-crOp in the left ear; one
red calf, no ~
". b. MORTON, Marshal.
Oct 10th, 1850.
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RlC0Rn'SA. Y RESTORATIVE

NULLY % PEREZ ofthe human race ar
il victims to partiM Somplete impotency
This startling assertion will be fully corrobo
rated by every intelligent physician. Tn
principal causes producing this disease are In.
discretions. or excuses. Some Of the commo
symptoms are loss OF v!gor, spermatorrhea
main In the back, disposition to avoid society
ianguor, gloomy forebodings, mental distress
nervous debility and leucorrhGa lin femalos)
facilitating dreams, &C. Let no false modesty
proven. he parent from warning the child q
tnis great evil Secret habits are the result Of
ignorance.
physiology that no vital action can take place
exoept through the agency Of the nervous sys-
tenn. II the nerve power In any organ Is weak
ened. then that organ is..weak. There ia arem-
edy in the reach OF all, one that has stood the
test for over half n century. DR.. Ricord q
| Vital Restorative has been scrutln lzed and In
| dorsed by the Academy of Medicine In Paris
as an infalable specific for the above, contains
no nhosphorous, cantharides or other polsors
| is rarely Vegetable, producing no reaction.
and is permanen In eject Is sugar'Soatet
ne Rlchellsu, Paris, tFrance), or OF Or,
! prnvn Sipesmond, proprietors. Address
| Room 20, World Buildlng,N, York; None gem
nine without the signature or ), II. Sigesmond
on the side of each box; send for catalogue:
box 100 pills, SO, box of 400, So sent by mail
upon rscelpt of price.
CERTIFTCATE
PARr July Is, ls7S-le Rue de "a Paix.--A
Mr. d, w., lfty years old, nau noen widowe
twenty-five years, nervous temp@ Iment mar
| snfered for thirty years With lrmatorrheS
ana ior ten years WITH nervous debility anG
avery known remedy without amy benefit. be
anne 10 me and / advised him TO try ~
ooriis Vital Restorative. After four month
no WAS DISCOURAGED, but / insisted upon h
| Continuing its use, aud la nine months he was
Scstnred 10 full health aud vigor-got married,
| and has two fine children. -.
Ont Of $40 patientp treated 10 we've CURED
| ,tVt, On davs III In SIX weeks, $50 between
months, j in nine months.
DIR. NJ. PERiGORD,
Medicine de 10 Hospital Charity
sold by Wholesale and Retail Drug
Wso,esale Agents: Richardson 4 Co: st, Louis
Missouri: j L Lyons, New oleans, Louisiana aI,i
Van Shack, Stevenson Co, Inlcago, NJ, IN
achnsetts; John keesnaa, CINCINNATI ONO
harles N Crittenton, New York.
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Attest; . .,
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Meredith Bros, corner Of Sycamore and
Main streets have ono Of the neates' sample
rooms il the city, aud hey L.9w nov u
manage it, suiting everybody. They keep
nothing but the best liquors and cigars.