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mens prown n, 81 i. = ns recent political excite
5ay that we have kok.s - 80 -. .a'e convention Tol
mitthg what Il ustrue. .rI a. -. = s' oeo % ao'
tainly 4 uerfaef aa;r.,r.-. -, 1850 M = eAuclpaseo Ger
,ktvpeen The AS 'e.un g cordial union be-
Ticket would he on a. A'e1 sSpp01. VI .ne Ssae
dence yvurrar,s =, Is-' says ohe nan pru'
have deemed udps,men - O'0 ..nl' we may
l,I mn 1s'"eN. HAey FN.Vuaple. Anat time has
provoked hesore an .rooo., q, :; ,eoolneh'
imnar,;,lv r,oda Ana,o,,y I, = ,Los :, 0'esuy VI
nj d;vion ~ -, N's Sa,leu 70 look
be and wa fear Is bavond th r.h r WINCH itInay
ment mon basis around which ~ 49, PAlai "05us'
will rallv We say this with dn - can OF
s,ccoss of orr 90 e. =, 80 ]Asaae nom the
and day for wears and Eo- ,vh;AL 49, ieo nishl
and DESTROYED our OUT means
had hoped to see those r - = - - SSSsssa We
years aeo ander t6e 1's'' 5@o
f5o.,...sl tbs,r o.t,c,at. ~ 0''SA Ssn
tdecetensI .'s1oss s = PSSa3s ios
iheir lives For tbis ~ 5s Stt - = S 'lReR
and were we s,nenIa4 - Gee r' "au n0peo'
BODY the seal ofb;s notr;o, 5 - D'lo up0 ms
the earth in defence Of HE cor, "a - 'au N'ne
form one Of the mos, a"u "nose history WIZ
VIZ had hone 10 soe Tho, az 'iAe Vi oui oa'e
he had labored for vvbicb h. LI:c - Pay ioi WHICH
ouiat and in tho dofono r. -. ~ anu uonleslc
turned to the Execn, anu pOcy ne re-
seat in the Hall where his ~ ~ el'i'eu nun 70
laws which id ~ cr,o - = -lS.ss ~
psrf So molly represented ~ - ~ i'5'1D
rTRsoN DAVIS yindicated - - y - ssf
WE -fhena-1IessSFsdar s,sccsss W. III ,
wav aided n nlace hin, ,;h, - -, W "Unloie
his public record We ell os tbonah tba 49, e.
of whose nrnc;nas and ol; ~ f., - r' =. He uelelce
ment owed il NOT less y, t 80 sem ii'O ie'ie
never to abandon or ;eonardi7o h.; - -, I1-7'0Ay
red nv its united vor, 49, I '' ,i hao Ueen car
ted Was hi, dono ;noIau1 VIZ, Aau ro'ui'raly 'aca
with US to answer '' "pP'ai 70 al VINO acted
When I'VE saw nor, .b.,;r- ..-
afFeceduo 1881 I'VE y;oldod -, ;: e us
to that no;cv II yvos a.. k, ,, cdii' asSeh.
exist in the De,,oc,o;;. ror,,, 81 r.: - uiu
election vvas denioJ III -. :. -. -, ~ pinoel
ted hut resistance ,y.s ,,.o H. - - :, iesiS
tion and all ,,oro s,,,o.. L. $500 ~ ~ ' Ni'eo-
III t,r.o;,: 800 E-oH'
are all around nd 49,, eueu Inc fragments
this Motley oro ro, .oa :; 49, "eH "N0 poecteu
down mon ,vbo y;ll Ill IL; 80 o '. u 'uisiig
I1asd :, :; .- -. e 'u W iiJuSuce:
/ hIIv il No., h. L. IL. :. r. ~ "io'e
some ,tra = oio,o 'u' wiz De done at
/, it - - - ~ 'IA0-1"' ''o "u' o history
mondinri IT,, 4oo no cause VIII arse de-
Ivh.t9I; Ir-e - " lc' poA"'
~ ;,aI;a+ 81 - srI fON ueiAanul"g
.c h -; ;, I - :; - cdeu u
~ 80 - 49,, 49, :. &c 49, Wv l"ps' 4'iii0i0us Key
+ 80; H. 49, - - 1na;tS - - w ~ 40 p"'!iOt
- ,i g. tI:i: ~ NJ N - ~ - ' iei' Il L
INCREASINGLY TT 0 U.s. N We may
III 1''o anu pun % '''1 q" VIC pease' anu ye
. mn 49, ~ 49, -
Anorod ~ - In 11 1-1 I"OO'u nave
,beu, j. u,hat o2 W. - 4-o -
, 49, -. 49,. - ~ 90 I'm '' f ,1ot US 'ei
: - N - Il - - So. - - -
nof;Sn tho Nofa. a - ~ 800 - 70
oo,; ho,. :; NJ NJ: 'y "s''' Jul NC
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01The Rev H. J. Bardwe the editor of the Mississippi
Presbyterian. died at Kosciusko the goth inst
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ron RENT.

1 House and Lot. Also for sale Household g. ano
A Kitchen Furniture, including beds and bedding
Apply al this Office. 50
June a., 1853 22-2w 9gas
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ALBERT G. BROWN

Will address his fellow citizens on the subject of
the United States Senatorial Election and in defence
of Democratic Principles, at the following times and
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MARRIED-On the 18th inst by the Rev. L
j. Scholar, Mr.. ISAAC DARTER, to MIS-
MARY JANE CUMMINGS, all of this place
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The State of Mississippi,
I oxrrunrc CoTr~Tr

LoWSpES OoCNTK.
IN Monday the 18th day of June 1853, in Pursu-
" ance of an order of the Probate Court Of said
county at the May Term 1853, the undersigned admin
strator of the Estate of SAMUEL Butler, deceased,
will sell public outcry the Court House door of
said county a credit of twelve months from day Of
sale-negro woman Milly belonging to said Estate
Said woman is good seamstress and house servant.
JULIUS c. BUTLER, AdRr.
May 7th, 1853. I5-tds.
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d Johnson has been nominated by the democrats of
Georgia lor Governor.
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GINS, MILLS hNp sPlNhINe MACHINES
HIST RECEIVED

ONE fine Coachee, one handsome Dickey-seat Bar
Uouche city STYLE, and one fine Sulkey, fresh from
the Mandatory of j. NJ Ouinby d Co., Newark n. ].
MILES WOLFINGTGN.
Columbus, April is, 1853.
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Examination.

Examination.
THE first annual examination of the Crawfordville
Male and Female Institute, will commence on the
28th inst and will continue through the LIST proximo
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
By order of the Board.
NJ. SCALES, Sec'y.
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.

sTEE PAYMENT or ALL Prizes Is GUARANTEED BIZ !
THE STATE OF MARYLASD
EMORY Geo.,
asa. Pras, Street.
BALTIMORE, MD. |
Regular Licensed Agents for Maryland)
The following Schemes for Judy will be found es-
pecally worth the attention of the public and orders
are most respectfully solicited in them.
A NICE SMALL LOTTERY.
Patapsco, 192, for July 18Th
SI2S. 291
Prize Of 1000 is $4,000
4 f" 1900 are 5000
8 1000 are 5000.
200 Prizes of 500, So &c. &c. &c
Tickets SCI, Shares in proportion
Package of Whoics S35, Halves III, Quarters 81
Consolidated, %, for July 18th
32O2.5S5.
Prizes of $4,000, 4Prizes of $500 80 of Ioou $685.
400, 300, 200 &C. &c.
Packages of Wholes $50, Halves &c, Quarters l2
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Washington Co. Ss. for July 1sth.
G4SG, 45S.
oO,OVV DOLLAkGS
Divided in Capitals, each of $4,000
$4,000 DOLLARS,
Divided in Capitals, each of $4,000!
Is Prizes of $1,000, 500, $50, sc. &c.
Tickets IS. Shares in proportion.
Packages of &c Wholes, $3.50, Halves, Quarters Co
<%@D@eR9=
Consolidated 90, for July %,
/ Prize of $4,000 is $4,000
3 5000 are $4,000
3 i" 5000 are 5000
20 of 1000 500, 400, &c. &C.
Tickets So. Shares in proportion.
Packages of % Who!es SO, Halves 81 Quar- Sl83.
S5a9a3l3.
SUSQUclRaaDa, 35, HOF July 27.'
SPLENDID SCHEME.
Prizes $4,000, 1880, 1900, 3,678 90 Prizes of
1850, 400, 800. &c. &c.
Tickets $40. Shares in proportion
Packages of Wholes $3.50, Halves Sos, Quar-. 32I
4 Beautiful Two Dollar Lottery.
S9Qgo1Q8a
PatapScO goo, for July %.
l Prize of S. SIG is SS.5I6
4 1850 are 1000
4 a" 500 are 1000
GoI 1TlZeS OI S4U, &C &C.
Tickets s.. Shares in proportion
Certificate of Packages cost
| 26 Wholes $50 26 Halves Sl5
26 Quarters y 26 Eighths 81
MAMMOTH SCHEME.
Grand Consolidated, P. for July SOth
Slo2O9oOOO.
Prize of $65,OOO l Prize of $4,000
" " $4,000 $4,000
10000 1920
10 Capitals of $500
| 100 Prizes of $500.
1000, 500, $50, &c. &C. &c.
Tickets $780, Halves $40, Quarters So.
Certificates of Packages cost,
&c Wholes $500 as Halves $50
90 Quarters rs 90 Eighths 81!
The Lotteries in Maryland drawn under authority
the State by Sworn elected by the people
One Package IN any OF the above Lotteries may draw the
highest Plies.
All Lotteries answered by return mail and the Ocia
tIlnted Drawings with written explanation immediate
y the result Is
When convenient send draft, most secure From IN
very immense number of Prizes sold by us recently we ar
IS only necessary TO address line to
EMORY e. CO..
/ I54, Pratt ST.,
/ P. O. Box 796, BALTIMORE, Nh
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COLUMBUS:

saturday Morning, June QS, 1883.
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VIM, L. Harris, we authorized to announce
as candidate for Circuit Judge of the sixth Judicial
district composed of the counties of Monroe Lowndes
Oktbbeha, Calhoun, Yallabushe, Tallahatchie, Car
roll, Choctaw and Chickasaw Election in November
Pam
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are amused at the bewdered condition of CO.
tempoaries; they sand" because forsooh, do
pitchin upon side the other. Our Yazoo friends
say silent for nearly month after the convention
it is most true We were silent but inactive. We make
mark when among readers" and could
say, all rghtthat harmony and success awaited
labors and beside this friends, it matter OF little
ment whether were for against the ticket feeble
arm would have done but little goOd for let tell you, that
this disaecton "deep and RADICAL and without the
arum to it. It's that could have denounced
Davis in good set speeches. Would that done good We
could have denounced Phean too mecenay seeking to
suppant Davis his law business but who knows
Phelan would have said lied the least All this has
been done Davis and Pean have been two
contemporaries will that silence saved us that aborl-
and we might ask with what effect We know that it has
strengthened Davis and his causet will do it just long
he is assailed--note it.
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Gen. Davis

Will address his fellow-citizens as an Independent
candidate for Congress- for the State at Large at the
following nIacps
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THE undersigned would most respectfully infasHs -
| planters ard the public generally. that Be isGSA
prepared to furnish them with as good
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Phelan would have said led at the least All this has
been done Davis and Pelan have been denounceour
contemporaries will see that silence saved that labo
and we might ask with what effect We know that 1t has
strengthened Davis his cause will do just SO long
he is assailed--note it.
By the way our friends may know there two ways to ad
inst difficulty. NOne ws.fs to cdts Or shoot The
~ romJomise il This difficulty cannot be cured
shot down 1t may be compromised Let them think omit
We have no doubt but that Yazoo friends deem them
selves right when they say that there can be that our
il calculated to do more towards keeping up contention
than opposion to the ticket would Were they amlar
with this people as we are they would know hateE this
press takes side against the ticket it VIII know no decuo
aside from that which the fundamental principles OF the uu
democracy nculcates We should strike not at men, but at
the low mean abandonment of principles for men by the par
TIVE mean the democracy. Are we misunderstood
ur Yazoo friends say that we call upon the ooutherh
to .sist but that we say never word to the Monroe Dem
Ocrak Most true. Our contemporary OF Monroe sdys ~
South you have treated badyou have eauseessy
cd and nsulted usyou have outraged our feelings ana az
temped to degrade To this the South replies by acue'
saving in short talk you oolsyou don't Kno" when you
are ronged or sueyou the dupes and TOOLS Oh
d he Is nocal prostitute, without principle or honor Is
gu. !. ,h that we should say 'desis"-be cool-be
fer if you are right you can show tim no way more
manly and eectuay than by answering mildly but honestly
Have Won dome tlrisl We should say not IL you are gn
YOU can afford to conduct the controversy m Alhu
The bully and the backguad resort to ePnes anu
y expleves and we had hoped that all TINS "ouu 10
ed and hence we bespoke kind tempered cilieism ~
YazO friends NAV still misapprehend US, and underyaiue ou
position We say we can good but not without men a1
VIII you aid u.s. gentlemen will you like some OF lne ON
er your backs rsouey upon the means o.
cation look certain defeat to part Of our ticket n the ace
and the almost certain return Of Gov Foote to the u Sa
Senate
We know personally that our has failed to satisfy 81
II our friends Men are sometimes moyedby hatred preu
ace or passion and they fail objects entirely apparen
- those who are more calm. We appEsed TOO that on
course has met the appreciation Of men whose :
sOec and we are appsed that our voice IS Oeis
n some inpOant matters acted upon Coul
env present all the causes that have operated TO pro
s.p n our ranks our Southern fiends would
once see the propre OOur and commend It the
desire the preservation Of system Of We =
20 them that they are not seeking the methods y VINO
Il & mako Il efEsctusl now OF perpetuatet 6ssa
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Columbus, Miss, May oath, 1853. 2o-tds.
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Consolidated, %, for July 18th
32O2.5SS.
Prizes of 15oo0 Prizes of $500 80 of 900, t2s,
400, 300, 200 &c. &c.
Packages of Wholes $50, Halves &c, Quarters ls
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Isham Harrison Jr we authorized to an
ronnce as candidate for re- election for District At
torney, of the sixth Judicial District, composed of
the counties of Monroe, Lowndes, Oktibbeha, Cal
houn Yalobusha. Tallahatchies zG.Froll, Choctaw,
and ChickasaM Election in NoVember. PA1D.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

WOOD FIRES.


That's 1t! Heap on the wood. Gather the Goals from
the whitening ashes and kind1e them atop
The sun NAV stream In warm and genial weaving pie
turs. of cold ON earpet and curtain but ID not even its
bv the sbsru snap and rattle Of the rod
oame,
We ara 40 constituted that we cannot live alone on the
-. - -, .na ,hs heantv of earth The svsrtest
$50 :, ns,rs nav ng ma sopoz of y,.ap.s. vf,p.
-, - =, ,h.,.t ;n .sr,b,s arsar r,o.rst. and .r.,e
- .,1 ,andar eov.-s - n...,a ~, ,,ro-
ou' .a.o.s ns,,,;a., .. hrs.,ha .na o.s- n. h
YYA' '', ~ - 49, - a.. III. ,,.s.. ...s5
-. So. 49,. 80, h.,,,,da 10 ~, ,hv,,..l
' ' ~ ~
Nam@ ~
lne eoVA' ....ss. -. s.,s.s,e., .as,.,,,
anu among 'nem 'ns,e 70 my sss.-s.,
W ..as f's-ss '--- s =
"oou nv .,,,,. .r. s.... 4
IN o'u .'se y A' '' -
auu ~ i'oA' ". o-e- ....,
Afue' na'oA' '-,eS =, S.0P' 80 - .,.s -,-
s,'e ~, aAN ~ - --s.
eliousu ~. us A.'elea S1' sae. Aa. = .
anu ''u'Ny .s :. AI -
~ s"A' W ~ ,sa 49,, !. ..~,.,
""s ~ - " -, - - '.. -
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CORK.

EOR CORK-Passage Only.-The fine A
fast sailing American bark MADONNA Captain wOSlsids hsy
having frat class apply the board
apl3 LIP. WHITNEY a CO, 81 Camp street,
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.MARSEHLES.

lrOR MARSEILLES-The Al very fast IN
sailing bark D. s.. GooDELi. Hartman master will
have Immediate dispatch balsnes freight passage
apply 10 Ispisl &C BoGERT& CO., 10 Camp street
HOR MARSEILLES-Passag only.-The A
E M, FALLING American ship JOHN W. WHITE Capt Mor.
having All her win be qaky dispatched For passage
'ppy pS,s g inc 'Ap" JP. WHITNEY co. 81 Camp street..
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ST. PETERSBURG.

EOR ST. PETERSBURG - Passage only
l. The fine fast sailing American ship SARAH g. HYDE Capt
Snow having all her will have quick dispatch
having splendid apply to the Captain
board, Post 7, Third District, orr
j p, WHITNEY q Co. 81 Camp street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1853-04-29

SUNDRIES-
- BACoN-A few casks Shoulders;
FLOUR-2s0 bbIs. Supsrfne, Fine and Extra;
HAMS-t5 uarces Sugar Cured
TONGUES-5O boxes Sugar Cured,
PORK-A few barrels NJ o.;
OIL--30 packages Bieaehed Sperm;
BUTTER-56 frkins;
TEA-50 Packages various sizes. For sale by
ap93 STONE WALWORTEI, IS Tchoupitouas street
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OR CHARTER.

OR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.-The ~
eeeive freight. Apply to
p6 BARELII Il CO., 81 Common street.
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SIN FRANCISCO.

E'OR SAN FRANCISCO.-An A fast sailing
will dispatched the above about the
goth of April should sufficient freight oter Apply to
GEO. W. HYNSON, 80 Camp street.
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NIEW ORLEANS EMIaRANT AND .s,s

REMITTANCE OFFICE-The undcrsgned at his old
continues accommodate dssirous
England Ireland Scotland with
sterling Sigh, daughs payable in pos town in the
brought from Liverpool this good ships and
so JOHN TooLE as Bank Place.
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GLASGOW.

FOR GLASGOW.-The American ship In
L. DENMARK, Capt Bremen, having nearly her wv
immediate dispatch. For balance
apply 10 GIFFNEY LOWELL, ils Common stIsst. apps
EOR GLASGOW.-The A l British bark
CALIFORNIA, Gall loading hAye i'm
GEO. ARNOLD HOLT, n Carondeet street.
J.P. WHITNEY CO., 81 Camp street.
For passage apply 10 the Captain board. mhia
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Will leave THURSDAY, May l2, at o'clock
NOR ST. LOUIS, CAIRO, NEW -
d MADRID, HICKMAN, MEMPHIS, HELENA, L6A44a4.ja5]
NAPOLEON and all intermediate landings. : The
splendid CHAs. BELCHE,
will leave above For freight having
dstions, apply board, or to
WHITE BUCHANAN, 81 Fulton street.
~ plan Of the cabin by p
plying o he ap22'
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TRIESTE.

EOR TRIESTE. The fine A l fast sailing
American .hp ELLEN MARIA, Capt whiimoIe 4 nov loading
DIV 10 ]. p WHITNEY 4 CO. 81 Camp street,
ar For passage. apply TO the Captain board mh9
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C.ADIZ.

EOR CADIZ-Passage only.-The A ~
l. hslsaipg American ship GOODWIN. Captain Weeks, &kk
having all her engaged will have quick dispatch
having aoconmodaons apply the Captain
board. J. p. WHITNEY 4 co. 81 Camp street. apis
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VIII leave SATURDAY, April 80, at s o'clock IN.
EOR VAN BUREN, Fort SMITH, - =
~ LITTLE ROCK and all intermediate andng..- @k183tEI
Tbs entirely snd very light draus regular
steamer FIR AN KILN PIERCE, Capt w. viii
AbOve For freight superior
ply board SMITH FlAIlSTER Poydras street,
ap2s ala MOSES GREENWOOD d 90.
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AUSTRALIA.

EOR AUSTRALIA-T0 call at Port Philip
sailing newly coppered
sbp EUROPEAN Captain Turner will be dispatched above
if Sufficient freight offer For terms apply to
mhl7 j. WHITNEY d Co, 81 Camp street.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
o. LAWS OF OHIO.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY.
A n A C. r

a " a " i
To provide for the Re. or. anization, Su.
perysion AMI Maintenance of Com
mon Schools. Passed March II, 4. D.
1853.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
Runaway Marrig0S.

There is a great amount ol 500 sober
truth in the following REMARKS from the
New York Tr.buns, upon runaway
matches, which usually form the staple
OF mo fern story AMI romance where they
are represen,e 1 as something exceeding.
ly spirited aud prober in the la iy.
Rl5htiuiiy Ins'lerel, they are Meth , r
for. as the Tribune says:
In great ma orily Of cases her elope.
ment is unwise. yiLly, unsrateiull i'm.
mo lest. and evincc o lascivious appetite
anl reckless disposition. Why should
she desert anil distress those who have
lovel nurturel an cherished her ,l,rou n
all her past years, TO throw herself into
the anmx Of comparative stranger, who
has done no,hin for her snl whose pro.
tesiationsof affection have yet to unaer 20
The. FIRST ,r.al? 1t is every way unwortoy
Of pure ani gentle mai.ienhoo 10 10 so.
We cannot imagine but on. excuse
for her elope .nen!. namely, the efforts ol
pareats OF guardians to force into MAJ.
ryiaS some one she does not love.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
Influx Of Silver.

The public accounts do not give much
information in eear. TO the eAtraordi.
nary activity now prevailing in the nu
m.rous rich silver mines in SJuih and
Central America. But from the private
alvices received in this country, an
sent 10 parties ubroal, i. is galhere
that the number has been au.men,e.! in
various places, AMI such has been the
success of their labors thus far, ana such
the promise at both the old AMI new de.
posi,es, that there is abou, to be an in
Aux of silver among us, 10 such an ex
tent us will pro luce the greatest surprise
in the momcntary circles lhrou. .hou. the
world.
Spirit of the times. [volume] (Ironton, Ohio) 1853-1858, 1853-04-12
(Conlinucl from last wcek.1
DISBURSEMENT OF SCHOOL FUNDS


DISBURSEMENT OF SCHOOL FUNDS.
See. 81. AL school iu1 Is which may
come inlo the han Is OF The township
treasurer, from whatever source, shall
be paid out only on the or 'cr OF the clerk
of the board Of education, uudcr the li.
rec,ipn Of The hoarl; except in payins
teachers for their services, lhe said clerk
may, on such teachers prcsenlin. their
certificates of qualification, an deposit.
in. with The clerk lruc copies thereof,
draw the requisite or lers Oh the trca>u-
rcr for such amount as may have been
ccrlGcl to be due b. any Two Of the 10.
cal directors Of The proper >ublislrict in
which the teacher was employcl; IN |
50 much of the schol mol .ys coming in.
TO the han Is of the treasurer, as may be
derive from The state tax, OF from any
.ownship,ax Lowell for the continuation
Of schools after the state fun has been
exhaus'c |, shall be applicable only to
the paymcn: of teachers in the proper
township, an shall be drawn for no
other purpose whatever; an all school
fun is ma 'e applicable TO the payment
OF teachers only, shall be distributed to
the several sub districts aud fractional
paris Thereof, in the .o"nship, in proper.
lIoa to the enumeration of scholars
with the exception Of so much Of the
township tax as may have been levied
ami reserved by the boarI fer sus,ainiu J
teachers in the central or high schools;
AMI such school fun Is as arise from The
sale or rclts Of &c ions sixteen, or
othef lands in lieu thereof, shall be
distributed TO the localities to which
such funds belong. All other school
funds Of the township, not raisc,l for the
central or ish schools. nor ma lie appli.
cable to tho payment Of teachers as a.
forcsa /. shall b7 applied, under the di.
rection Of the board. in repairing. bull.
ding, or furnishing school houses, in pro.
curing school house sites, snl in ma.
king such other provisions for schools in
The sub districts Of the proper township,
as may in tho opinion Of the boari be
necessary an each township boarl shall
make III: necessary provsions for con.
,inuins the schools IN operation in their
respective townships for ai least seven
months in each year. issia
pIvlsiox OF DUTIES AND LIABILITY Qr
cLERKs.
Sec. 25. The clerk of.ths boarl OF
elucaiioii, or any one OF more Of tho
board designatei Tor that purpose. or thu
acsins naansscr oi, schools %, thao town,
ship, may - ana psrfsrnr al ssch d>1