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CHICAGO, May N.-A speclaI dlspatch % the
Times from Fond du Lac. Wis. gives details or
a fatal mistake which occurred at Stockbridge
In Calumet county, on Thursday. VIM. Ded-
rich and Herman Moss. two warm friends, had
been out practicing with revolver OF the latter
and upon their return TO the house Moss took
the weapon 10 put IL away, and playfully
snapped IL al DedTich, both parties suppOsing
all the Chambers 10 be empty. one chamber
was, however. still loaded. and its ban passed
through the breast OF Dedrich, killing him in
stantly. Moss Is almost frantic with gEief
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Death of Speaker Randa,i,s Mother

Mrs Ann Randall, widow OF the late Josiah
Randall and mother OF Samuel j. Randall.
speaker OF the national House of Representa-
yves, dled at her residence In Germantown at 2
O'Clock yesterday afternoon aged over 80 years.
speaker Randall, who was summoned from
washington by a telegram. was at his mothers
Dedsloe at the time OF her death. Mrs. Randall
Was lady OF sterling character and many yir
tueS.-fh3ld. Times or ,jrsterdnu 80.
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The Catholic Provincial Council OF Penn.
sylyania met yesterday In Philadelphia at the
Cainedrai AIchDtshop Wood celebrating the
preaching. o.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson win celebrate his
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PENSION DEFICIENCY BILI.-The Senate com-
mittee on appropriations to-day authorized Mr.
Eaton to report back the pension deficiency
bill, with amendments appropr1attng s27 500 for
continuing work connected with the uronaoa.
tion OF food fishes, and SIS, 900 to suppiy Seei-
t1on for the coast survey. The btIi as nasssT saI
py the House contains appropriations for three
OBJECTS only, VIZ 81 $40 600 for pensions; 5000
.ty 10 oemay she cost OF equipp1ng a revenue
prisoned Arctic whalers, and s., 800 for tilustra
lions Of the Patent once Gdzefte N"0'"~
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The Killed and Wounded.
Protection Of Fish and Game

SENECA FAILS, n. Y, May 2-FIfty.fiye
men bers and delegates OF the Long islans
SpoItsmens Association, arrived here this
conve nt1On OF the New York State Association
fer tie protection OF flsh and game. DeIe0afes
are a. irving from all sections Of the state. and
1t Is thought that eighty clubs win be repre.
sehtd. Tne convention meets this evening.
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REDUCTION IN COAL FREIGHTs.-We under
stand that the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
COMPANY propose to reduce the freights ON coal
25 cents per ton OF 1000 pounds. They were adj
Vanced 80 cents per ton last March. The reduc-
llon OF 25 cents will bring the cost of shipping
from Cumbefland TO Locust Point down to 81 0S
per ton or within rs cents OF the present cost of
delivery at Georgetown by way OF canal The
reduction on the railroad means like reduction
on the canal which the company and the boat
Times WV
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vIurdered for her uouev

LOCK HAVEN, PA, May PAS the facts be-
come known with regard TO the burning 20
death OF Mrs. Mary FrieGel together with her
house and IFS contents on saturday morning II
seems certain that the woman was murdered
for her money. Geo. Wagner. a German car
ppnter has been arrested on SlspiciOn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-24

COMMISSIONER RAUN returned from Spring
field last night. He presided over the Illinois
state convention at that place.
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~ In Somervflle, Mass, Saturday night,
Walter Smith, aged Is, was shot and killed by
ChaS F. Williams, aged is, former companion
with whom he had quarTeled.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-24

PHILADELPHIA MINT.-Tne House committee
on coinage, weights and measures agre I'd at to-
days meeting to recommend an approprl ,tion
OF 100000 for the enlargement OF the Phi adel-
phla mint.
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The SUNDRY CIVIL BILL.-The House at half
past one O'Clock this afternoon took up the
sunfry civil appropriation bill, and the effort
Will be made to get through 1t by holding
night session to night.
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TIE SENATE rushed through pension bills at
railroad speed to-day. Twenty-One OF these bills
were passed In forty-five minutes.
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SENATOR LAMAR was In his seat to-day,
having just returned from bis home, in Mtssis-
sippi, where he went to attend his daughters
marriage.
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THE READING GO. SUSPENSION,
A Suit I'm Eautty.

PHnApElrHIA. May 24--A bili In equity was
nleo to-day In the clerks office OF the circuit
trict OF Pennsylvania against the PhIladelphia
ana Reading Railroad Company and Pnfadei-
pnla and Reading Coal Company The plaintin
Is Moses Taylor. OF New York who sets forth
that he Is holder OF bonds amounting 10 one
hundred thousand dollars OF the income mort
gage bonds OF the Philadelphia and Reading
Railroad Company. executed on December ST
lSs6, 70 Edwin NJ. Lewis. and that said bond Il
secured by assignment by the railroad company
OF bond TO the Coal and Iron Company In the
sum OF $40 oa0. 600, conditioned for payment or
sitse0O, 600 in twenty years from date: that the
said bond is secured by certain mortgages exc
cuted 10y the Coal and Iron Company 20 George
Deb. keim The bill then sets forth that the
railroad and coal and iron companies are both
inSoiNent and have been compelled 10 suspend
payment OF their debts; that the companies en-
ploy the services OF q. 900 men. and that both
companies are really operated under the same
management, and that improvement In the coal
ana iron business is all that is necessary 10 re-
store the companies 10 a condition OF prosperi-
~. The bill concludes that In the me eiutine a
receiver or receivers OF the said railroad and
coal compsnies BE- appointed. with such power
and authority IN regard 10 the presentation and
use ofthe same as 10 the court shall seem best
adapted 10 protect and promote the Interests OF
all persons having any interest therein.
Receivers Appointed.
MI Samuel Dickson. OF the law firm OF Bull
hit Dickson, left the city last night for Pitts
burg where II is understood application win be
made to Judge Mckennan. OF the United states
circuit court, for the appointment OF a receiver.
Word has Just been received from Pfttsburg
mat Aessrs. Franklin Il. Goweu, Edwin VI,
Lewis. president OF the Farmers a Mechanicss
Bank, and :, A. Caldwell, president Of the Ftdel-
ny Trust aud safe Deposit Company. have beea
appointed receivers Tor the Philadelphla an
Reading Railroad Company.
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POSTMASTER JAMES, OF New York, Is in the
city. He called on the President to-day in COM
pany with Representative McCook.
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- In Brooklyn, N: T., yesterday, Thos. W.
In consequence OF disastrous speculation.
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CONFERENCE.-THE United States Senate has
confirmed the nomination OF n. q. Or1way to
be governor OF Dakota.
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ANOTHER GREAT FIRE IN PENNSYLVANIA
Saturday night, about O'clock a fire started In
the United States Hotel. at Edenburg, Clarion
county, Pa, consuming seventy buildings
ouIg Commercial Gazette says: about O'CLOCK
last evening flames were discovered issuing
from the windows Of the United States Hotel.
street. which soon spread to adjoining houses.
and before drop OF water was thrown or a
building razed 20 houses were In flames. From
Railroad street to Maine the eOnflagration rolled
On, and wrapped in heated folds everything OF
an lniiammable nature that stood in the way.
FROM Main street to Penn avenue, and down
the latter thoroughfare it swept. destroying In
postoitce. Clarion county bank, Browns hotel,
United States hotel and United Pike Line Offices.
The loss viii aggregate 1856. 600, on which there
IS little or no insurance. Upwards of 100 fami-
lies are homeless, and many VINO slept in com
Portable beds the night previous slept on the
ground Friday night
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WM. T. AvORY, who represented the Memphis
(Tenn.) district In Congress for two terms prior
to the war, was drowned by the capshing OF a
boat while on fishing excursion near that city
Friday.
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GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS TO-DAY. - Internal
revenue, sl2s, ,323.07; customs, s5I9, $3.50.
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AT TIE WHITE HOUsE.-Senator PendletOn
and Representatives Gillette, Weaver, Fort,
Aldrich, Errett. Maginnts, Robson and Dibrell
called on the President to-day.
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EUROPEAN NEWS IN BKIEF.-Garibaldi is among
those elected to the Italian chamber OF deputies
on second ballOtS.-The communist demon
stration In Paris yesterday passed Off without
aby any serious SCI @ oist9roance al m Among the prob
bay colt Boreas; and In the Oaks his bay tilly
Nereid The Pope disapproves the permission
system In the bill amending the PruSsian May
laws. and withdraws the concession regarding
notlhcation to the Prrssian government OF
pr1eStly appointments won the
French Derby at Chantilly yesterday.-The
departure or the Russian court from st. Peters
burg has been postponed On account of the
increasing Illness OF the Emperor. Returns
from 10l second ballots in the Italian parlia-
mentary elections give the const1tutiOnalists 81.
ministeriaIlsts 81. and dlssidents ls.-The
ottoman legation at Washington Will be en-
tirely discontinued for financial reasons.-A
riot occurred at Chrfstiana. Norway, yesterday,
ana several citizens and soldiers were injured
The Car deprecates General Melikofr's sug-
ges'lon Tor the organization OF Russian parlia-
menr, and says he leaves future reforms TO be
executed by his son after his death. One
hundred and thirty members of the Spanish
cOrteS have formed an anti-government Marty
and taken the name OF liberals
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Cen. Grnnt Doc. Not Rcsnnnd.

CHICAGO. May 23.-tien. logan to-day said TO
a rel orter OF the Times that no answer had been
received from Gen. Grant 10 the telegram
ordered by a resolution OF the Illinois conyen-
ton informing him OF ifs action.
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IOriIIard,s GeraIdine Sc,
has been scratched for all her ENGAGEMENTS for
the EPSON summer meeting"
Irish Emigrants Brutally Assaulted.

MALLOw, May A.-On the arrival here yeSter-
day Sunday OF train containing emigrants
from Kerry, on their way to America the COM
storned by 500 men of the South Cork militia.
who beat the en1fgrantS unmercifully and GUST
ed them from the carriages. Some of the emi-
grants were seriously injured. The militia had
just been dlSbanded after their annual train
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No OUTBREAK.-The Commissioner of Indian
Affairs today received a dispatch from San
Carlos, A. T., May 2S saying: "Chiet OF scouts
back. Not an atom OF truth in the reported
outbreak nor has there been any kind of dis.
turbance in the vicinity of Camp Grant or on
the san Pedro Signed Chaffee acting agent" d"
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MINISTER NOMINATED.-Ine President sent
the following nomination to the Senate this
afternoon: Jas. o. Putnam. OF New York to BE-
minister OF the UDited States to Belgium vice
Nn. CaSStuS GOOdlOe. RESIGNED
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LIME STORAGE FOR FURNITURE
T at CHACEeS
Upholsterers and steam Carpet Gleanera
ap2l-ly 010 Louisiana ave.
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THE SOLDIERS HOME TO BE INVESTIGATED
The Senate to-day adopted Senator Carpenters
resolution directing an investigation OF the Sol
dierS' Home at Washington after amending it.
so as TO require the military committee to make
the investigation instead OF referring it to Sc
lect committee CT three.
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.


LONDON, May 24.-The Obserrer says; sWe are
informed that tie new paper. the s.. James
Gazette, under the edtorship of Mr.. Frederick
Greenwood. the former editor OF the Pal Mall
Gazette, " i'll make its first appearance here on
the 31st Instant
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-05-24

Tor Clark, at Atlanta, to-day, telegraphs Com.
missioner Raum:-Since telegraphing you. re-
commencing reduction OF force in Rabun
county, Revenue Agent Chapman came In and
urgently recommended that the full force IN,
kept there Tor the present owing TO the con-
tiuued burning out OF citizens. Moore's mill
ILai ground material for Fincannan's registered
0isullery, was burned by incendiarieS last We'd
neSday night. Also house was burned on Nc.
LaIes premises, on same night. Revenue agent
VIII wait Iuil report. Answer QUICK Com
missioner Raum Immediately answered:-NDe-
talh al the force ne ceSSary. Have the agents
aru aa eincefS give well-meaning citizens assur-
ances that Rabun and other counties will be oc
eupied oy strong force for number OF months
ant1l everything is quiet"
FAMINE IN TURKEY.-Mr. Heap charge AT
Constantinople, in dispatch to the Depart.
ment OF State, dated April 6, 1859, reports that
the following letter has been received. by tele
graph. at the legation of the United states:
MossoUL, April s, 1SS0.-The terrible famine
In which We exist kills all the Inhabitants or
the town and those of the neighborhfng vii.
lagos. who are assembling here In masses
Their sufferings are indescrfbaole. Finding no
cSreals at all some are eating cOrpses and be-
clme ILL In consequence. Their lamentations
are heartrending. Most OF them are dying. as
they have nothing to eat. Those OF the inhabi-
tants who have lived until now, between life
ana death, pray you to give them such assist
ance as Will enable them to live. They take the
noerty to present their prayer with tears OF
expectation which are flowing from their eyes
iSlnged) THE ARCHBISHOP OF SYRrANs
This letter, Mr.. Heap states, was addressed
10 The 7. s. legation at Constantfnople and
adds tlaf 1.-THE SunertngS OF these people are tr.
eeScnoai greater than anything Of the kind
In Ireland"
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OFF FOR THE ARCTIC SEAs.-Capt. Hooper. of
the Arctic relief cutter Thomas Corwtn. at San
Francisco, received his sailing instructions from
Washington saturday mornisg, and went to
sea that afternoon. The COrwfn was accompa-
MED outside OF the heads by the revenue
steamer Richard Rush.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15
All tlsds Of sssss sssds. I'D and A,.,,
clover a sta
Bur,na..,


Having ,assed several sleep,... ,,u,.
disturbed BY tho egonie, and cr,s. s gnu,
child, and becoming conS;s"s
that Mrs. Winslow's Soothing syrun s.s1
just tho article needed, procured .p wa
for the child. On reavhing home
ncqua,nting his wife with what he s Sue
done, she refused to have 1t adminis,e".aaa,
TO the child, % she vas strongly IN fs"ul
of homeopathy. That night the oh ;"s
passed in suffering and the parents w;.h
out sleep. Returning home the dsv f%
lowinl, the father found the bsbv s, G,,
worse; and while contemplating morn.
sl%epless night, the mother stepped fron,
the room to attend to some domestic a"
ties, and left the father with the ch;ld
During her absence he Administered !.
portion of the Soothing Syrup to ~
baby, aud said nothing. That night al1
hands slept we'll, and the little fel)om"
awoke in the morning brigh. and hanns
The mother was delighted with the AMI sri'
den and wonderful change. aud althonah
at first offended at the deception practs"
ed upon her, has confined to use N.Y.
Syrup, and suffering, crying babies AND md
restless nights have disappeared. A s;n
gle trial Of the Syrup yet failed -
relieve the baby, and overcome the prs'
of the mother. Sold bv 81,
Druggists, 25 cts q bottle.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15
WHEN PLAGUED BY THE vAeAR,es

OF a disordered liver, the bilious need ex.
pect to derive no permanent relief from
the use of calomel, blue pill, or the bar.
barous catharics now happily losing
ground in general and professional esti.
nation. These rasp, convuIse and weak
en- the system, but Hostetter's Stomach
Bi'ters relieve, regulate and invieorste
it. Those significant pains in the liver,
the saffron hue which its arrangement
communicates to the skin, the impuritv
OF the blood. constipation, furred condi-
zion of the tongue and contamination of
the breath which result from b%iliousness.
are entirely, speedily and pleasantly re.
moved by this b~enefcent Alternative.
which is likewise a potent remedy for
chills and fever, and it's best preventive.
While the system is regulated and purl.
NED, 1t IS also thoroughly invivorated bv
this suPer.atively fine medicine, which Is
OF bcta",c origin, and contains none but
ingredients. The medical fra.
highly commend 1t.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15
c LAc0Nlcs.

The ferry boat is running to-day.
Larry Edwards mourns the loss of 1875
colt, which died last week.
SATURDAYS snow ,s slowly disappearing
and most of it is going into the ground.
Saturday nights political temperance
meeting adjourned until to. night wi,hou,
action.
Wise Brothers present in this issue an
interesting and profitable solution Of the
game of fifteen.
There is no floating ice in the river, but
there is considerable along shore and stick.
ing to the bars. The channel runs clear.
The concert for which the Universalists
Of Yankton have made such extensive prep.
arations will occur tomorrow evening at the
Congregational church and it will be q good
one.
s. K. FELTON, is opening on Third street.
between Douglas and Capital. a branch Of
the wind mill, pump and water and steam
supply establishment Of A. L. Straug, of
Omaha. He will have his goods in this
week and will be ready for business.
The Irish portion Of our population are
arranging for a ball to be given at Stones
hall on Wednesday evening, St. Patrick'e
day, the proceeds to 60 to the suffering poor
Of Ireland. The occasion is one worthy Of
general Observance aud the object will com.
mend the patronage Of all our people.
The postofices department has ordered
the discontinuance Of mail service between
Yankton and Scotland and the substitution Of
mail service between Yanktou and Maxwell
City. The route from this city to Rudd's
will remain unchanged and from Rudd's
will bear eastward instead of taking the
old track. The order is to 60 into effect
on the 1st of April, unless it is counter
manded. .
The blizzard of the closing DAYS of Feb
ruary has yielded up one victim. who now
lies at Grow Creek seency in q critical con-
ditioa. His name is Henry Williams. A
short time ago he married the daughter of
Levi Hahn, Of Washington Hills, against
the wishes of her father. Between two
and three weeks ago he started from Crow
Creek agency to go to the home of his
wife's father for the purpose Of explaining
matters to the old gentleman and inducing
him to forgive his daughter tor the course
she had taken. On the way over he was
caught 10 the blizzard and lost his reckon
ing and wandered about on the prairie until
overcome with fatigue and cold, when he
laid down to die. He was found shortly
afterwards by some Indians, badly frozen
but still alive, ant. taken to Crow Creek
agency. where he was cared for. His lega
were frozen nearly to his body aud his arms
half way to his shoulders. 1t became nee
essary to amputate both legs and arms. Al
last accounts be was living.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15

A Well Planned scheme for Creating
Public sympathy. Out or Which the
Managers Draw Good Wages
To TIE Press and Dakotalan.
Washington, D. c., March 9 1880.-The
P"nca investigation is progressing, quite
lively, and q great mass If testimon hsa
accumulsted-my W testimony. together
With some Of Bright Eyes, who is repres-
ented az q Ponca girl, though In fact she is
an Omaha. brought on here by quite a 10,
Of philantbropic people from Boston.
anxious to see and bear all they could in
regard to the wrongs done the Poncas.
Last November. at q public meeting IN
the Merchants Exchange ct Boatou, a COM
mittee was formed composed of Hon. rbos.
Talbot, the Governor; Hon. Fred o Prince.
mayor of the Hub; Rev. Rufus Ellis, D.
D.: Hon ]. W. Chandler and William Fl.
Lincoln, E.q. This committee organized
for work. With Gov. Talbot as chsirmsu.
and Mr.. Lincoln, treasurer, and we're in
structed to report 10 print.
lucy aIo pruning Wild q Will 10 their
labor of love. They have employed a
young man as manager of their programme
to visit with one or more of the Popca
chiefs all If the principal eastern cities for
the purpose Of holding public meetipes to
arouse popular svmpsthy 10 their behalf.
aud II possible to secure similar oraspiza.
lions 10 other states and cities. They have
also employed Mr.. Ttbbets. late of Omshs.
for similar work. Both Of ,hese gentlemen
receive good. round weekly salaries and oil
expenses.
The hotel bills and travelling expenses
are of course no email item, but with such
resources those items are probably insight
6cant. comparatively. The Boston pape,s
are constantly supplied With evidence
taken 10 the case before the committee.
Newspaper men complain that ",he Indian
news 10 PLAYED out" but still It pans M, a
little and they have 10 serve 1t up When
the testimony will be finished no one csn
guess. don't think . report, can be reach.
I'd I'LL August. Standing Bear has been
the lion Of managers heretofore, hut he now
re,ires. and White EAGLE takes bis pl.c.
before the people and ,hcy wi,l lesv. h.,c
10 . couple Of weeks 10 re arouse tagging
interest r.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15
Much Alcknsss.

Undoubtedly with children, attributed 10
ether caDses, il occasioned by w rms.
Browns Veru'ifug. Comfi,s, or Worm Lox.
enges. although efec,ual in d%e.,rpvin.
can do no pn~.ibl. injury to IN.
most delicate child. This valu.bls co,n
o'naston hAs been succc.,fuliy used bv ph,.
''c'.n', and found to BE- absolutely .ur, In
worm. 70 hur,fuI 70 childrrn.
cents . boz.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1880-03-15
TERRITORY or DAKOTA.
OFfIcsoF SuP'r. Pubic SCHOOLS.
COUNTY OF YANKTON. 7

OFf1cs OF SuP'r. Pubic SCHOOLS. s
COUNTY OF YANKTON.
YanktOn. March IL, $780, !.
pUBL1o notice = hereby given that s.sL pursuant
1t Q O'Clock, 10, 1T the cOur. house, In the city
Of Yankton.I shall ofer public examination to
All psgso1s offering themsslves q teacners LOT
which time certificates will be granted to all
persons duly qualiied therefor In moral char
Tan an reqaesate al by the Territorial superlutend-
emit to announce that, IN addition to the din
~ subjects Of examinations, attention Will b
given to the consideration OF school houses. their
pho MICS and the sounds and diacrtticM marks
OF Webster ; to the .rt as well as the science OF
Language, and to the duties OF teachers and
school O6lcerS nnder the law.
T, 8, DICKSON,
County SUPERINTENDENT.