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The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

GoyRRNoR CHAsE--The " T. Fsen.
'Hg Post, IN an article upon the prospect.
4 the Republican cause. says: 'In Obio
5ov. Chase is again renominated withouI
lpposilion,so 50 much moro completely than
my QUO else does he reflect the sentiment.
# her people upon public questions. His
administration has extinguished the
Americaa as an independent party. !,
wisely and generously has he conducted
limself aud his denomination Is almos,
quiyalent to reelection"
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BEWAREl BEWARE!l
LoOK our roR sfUnIous rIoKrs

The LocoCooos utterly despair Of car,
rying the county by fair, honest vote
but they hope, by rasoaliiy aud fraud,
20 elect a portion Of their ticket. They
will, We understand, resor. to their old
game Of printing an circulating sPU
RIoUS REPUBLICAN, TICKETS
with the names Of JOHN @. LEE
CHARLES W. FOSTER and JOHN X
HoRD omitted. and those Of their owl
candidates substituted. Let every Re,
publican voter LOOK WELL TO HIS
TlCKET.-see that these names are on Il
and tha, il corresponds exactly. with tn,
one printed At the head of this paper.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

FARMERS, NOTE THIs.-In cloudy
morning, it is a matter Of Importance to
the farmer to know whether it will be
sunshiny or showery in the afternoon.-
II the ants have cleaned their holes nice
ly' and piled the dirt up high, it seldom
fails TO bring a clear day to the farmer.
Spider webs will be very numerous about
the tops Of the grass and grain. some
cloudy mornings; and fifty years. obser-
walton has shown the writer of this that
those lltle weather,guessers seldom fail
in their predictions Of fair day.
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The Figures.

The Editor Of the Adpsriissr. in his
last issue, wilfuly misrepreson,s both
facts aud Ggares, in his forged statemen,
Of the expenses Of the State undor Loco
foeo aud Republican rule. II he had IA.
osrted his column of figures, Il would
have approxmatod moro nearly the truth
Tho following table exhibits the relative
'moun, Of taxes, collected for an pnr,
poses in tho Slate, since 1859:
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

On Friday evening last. 6rs broke
outin the Propeller Republic. lying AZ
her dock IN sandusky Before DE Gre
could be checked, is had communicated
with the depot buildings Of the sanduskv
Mansfield a Newark r. R. The Propei-
ler and depot building were totally do
stroyed lr
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eh7An2Q Q6.


That in condemnation Of this theft, the
political friends and oo,workers Of John
&, Breslin expressed desire that he
might be rewarded for his trouble by a
uniform Of stripes in the Ohio Penitentia.
ry, to which place all good citizens, Re-
publioans aud tax payers sincerely hope
he may speedily arrive, and remain. IL he
should live so long, NINETY-NINE
YEARS AND TWELVE MONTHS.
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RRPURLIOAM MRRTIMGs.

MELMoRE-Friday evening, oeto-
Der Cd.
BLooMyILLE-saturday evening.
October 81.
GREEN sPRINGs-saturday evening,
Oct. 10Th
PUFFENBERGERs Saturday eve,
Oct. 10Th,
oMAR-Saturday evening; Oct. 10Th.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

Republicans Of Seneca county, on next
Tuesday. you win be called upon to OK.
ercise the dearest perogaliye Of Freemen,
the right of fsuarage Officers win then
be selected BY tho people to preside over
he interests Of both state and county, for
She next two years, and Il IS for you TO
determine, what The character and prin-
ciples Of these men shall be. The oandi-
dates Of The two opposing parties, in this
county, are before you--tho principles
represented BY each are also before you
-and one or the oIhorwill triumph in the
impending struggle.
The Republican party presents for your
suilnges a ticket in every way worthy Of
your support. Every man on il from
Governor down, is the ombodyment Of
principles dear to our hearts and sustains
a character both in private and public
life, which cannot be successfully assailed.
They arc all men District homo ,ty, inleg-
riiy and capacity, to whom the people can
safely commit their interests, with the as
surance that they will DO faithfully guard
ed.
The LocotoOO party, during the last
four years they were in power, in this
state, became so rife with corruption and
iniquily, that the people Indignantly hurl-
ed them from place and power aud de.
clarod, through She ballo,-box, that they
would not have such men to rule ever
them. They committed the grossest
frauds and Ou,ragos upon the free people
of Ohin-thaY nlnndared over
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

EV The Bank panicis abating and con-
hdenoe is sgain being restored. Failures
are numerous.
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CIRCULATE
THE TRIBU UNE

The Tenth Volumeof the Trib-
uno is now commenced. Now is
an excellent time to subscribe. -
Send in the names. Money may
be remitted, by mail, at our risk.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

"NAt - AA@NN W"AANNNf
DUBueuR, Sept. 2i,-Qn the night Of
the 18th the Registers Office al Fairbault,
Minnesota, was entered, aud land war
rants for over thirty thousand acres OF
land stolen. A reward Of $500 is offered
for che detection Of the thief.
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Of their money all Of which tho honest
taxpayers of Ohio have to pay--they
perpetrated the grossest frauds, in counex-
ion with the State House, the Lunatic
Assylums, tho Penilentiary aud tho Ca
mails, and won't out Of power with debt
Of over 100000, which tho Republican
administration had to pay. Not satisfied
with this, their Treasurer, John @. Bres.
lin, man after their own heart. lost, by
deposiling In rotten banks. knowing at
the same time that they were unsafe, some
$25O,0e0, and stole out right from the
Treasury and appropriated to his own use
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

Es- The State Of Ohio coahts smong
her honors tE..t she opened The first Fe-
male College; introduced or rather Gre
ated the culture Of grape in America;
discovered the true method Of taking
mathematically, the ascension and de.
clensiOn Of stars: invented the steam FIRE.
engine; gave birth to noble series Of
painters, poets, sculptors, AID men oe
science; has the best and most talented
Governor in the Union; and The prettiest
girls 10 the world, to say nothing Of a
thousand minor points Of superiority
Three cheers for Ohio l. Er
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Ge Girls, let no tell youa stubborn
truth--no young woman ever looked so
wen TO sensible man, as when dressed
~ neat plain modest without
single orHament about her person. She
looks then as though she possessed worth
IN herself, and needed no artificial riooino
TO enhance her value lf a woman wodl3
spend as much time ia cultiva,ino bey
mind, training her temper, and cherish
ing Kindness. mercy and other good quail
ites, as most Of them do in extra dress
and ornament 70 increase their personal
chaTms, she would, at q glance, be known
among thousand. Her character would
be read in her countenanee.
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Rq11A1Gn

g2,114,76O
Or difference 10 favor Of the RepubH.
can administration Of 81 ,067.4f9.
RN- ONE MILLION AND FIFTY
SEVEN THOUSAND FOUR HUN
DRED AND NINETEEN DOLLARS,
the FIRST year Of their administration
counting nothing for the S39l ,OO5 which
was saddled upon the people by the canal
contracts in 1855, and which entered up
on the expenses of the year 1856.
This demonstrates the truth Of what
we have often charged, viz: that the
Democratic party, Notwithstanding the
honesty Of its masses, is under the con-
troll of the worst element, viz: the steal
ing element
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s5l4,96266.


III ~ a FACT
That not satisfied with all tho above
rascality, their Treasurer, John G. Bres-
lin, abstraoted from the State Treasury
the sum Of
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That the Democrats. during the last
few years they we're in power, in the
Ohio Penitentiaiy, alone, swndoled the
People of the State out Of
$l2,25l SO.
IT is A FACT
That the building of the new State
House, by useless expenditures, frauds
and overoharges, the Democrats squan-
dered Of the Peoples money
$l49,229 "A.
N is A FACT
That in building of the Nowburg Luna.
tic Asylum, by frauds useless expenses
and overoharges, the Democrats appropri-
ated to themselves ot the Public money
for which they rendered no equivalent
and no account, the sum Of
$57l42 go.
1T is A FACT
That in the construction Of the Day-
ton Lunatic ASYLUM, tho Democrats, by
the same reckless frauds, overcharges and
useless expenditures, unlawfully drew
from the State Treasury the sum of
$60,760'05.
Making grand total of money squan.
dered belonging to the People Of the
State of Ohio. by these corrupt Democrat
10 officials, Of
s276.S8S II.
Not only did the Democrats, during
she Medill administration swindle the
State out Of the above sums Of money.
but
IT is A FACT
That without any authority Of law they
ran the State into dpbt. leaving the Re-
publicans to foot the bill, to the amount
Of
s5la,s6266.
1T is A FACT
That not satisfied with all Tho above
rascality, their Treasurer, John G.. Bres-
lin, abstraoted from the State Treasury
tho sum Of
s57Au296,
1T is A FACT
That in condemnation Of this then, the
political friends and oo,workers Of John
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
ePEOIAL NOTICES:

OARTlAL DEAFNESS AND DISCHARGES FROM
Il the ear -DR. HARTLEY generously offers to attend
a persons suffering from affections Of the his Office
100 broadway NJ Y. without charge until cured, thereby
proving his success unequaled, and protecting the deaf
tan fees in advance and tie hioon Of still more serious
evils by permitting the application Of dangerous remedies
by inexperienced and unskiful hands. Dr.. H. may hero
state that he has connection whatever with any person
advertising to cure Deafness neither has he given pefs
sion Tor tho publication Of certificate purpofing TO ean.
ate rom from HIM, and cannot therefore, be responsible for
any alarming consequences resulting from rashness and es
peraton The loss OF money may material to some
persons bot the deprivation OF of the most impoat
OF the senses ougt 10 be regarded and treated with more
than ordinary socndc Deafness noise IN the head ami
all disagreeahe di shaTges from the ear sDeeiv and %
mhnenty removed without osusng the least ppnof ncon-
venienee cure In oil cases guaranteed where maorma-
divided attention to this branch Of special practice has en-
abed him 10 reduce his treatment degree Of sue
cess as to mad the most eases will yield by steady
The following testimonials are submitted with conf
eenee They vii show at least n what estimation bis pro.
tessona al qualifications held by Of the most d,.
ttngushed medical men Of the country;
TESTIMONIALS.
lhave had tie pleasure 20 meet Dr. HAKrurv in prne
tioe, and have been led to form favorable opinion Of his
"W. u. PARKER, NJ. d.. Professor Of surgsrvp
" ON my intercourse with DR.. HARrLEy, have found
his department to be correct and eentlemanly.
Reference Of cures. b.
Mr.. Goodwin, 18th street, near Broadway .i
Mr. William silyey, 70 CopHland street.
MI, Mr.. r. ?. Hsrdman Counselor at Law, 10 City Hall
Place. New York.
Dr. Belt Dentist Auburn, N. y
Mr.. Seth Paine, Editor, Chicago.
Mr.. James r. Buuls Gas W0rks, Chicago
Mrs. hawley, and Mr.. Fred Dean, Springfield ulinois
MI II. +. Stephenson, Jack snnvlle, illinois.
Miss sar M Swaine, Nantucket.
Miss Rebeeoa ID. Howard, FaiThaven, Mas
Mr. James Burnett, Pleasant Valley near PouFbkeepsie
NY. N~e"'P'''
TERNs,-Foropre, s25. In compliance with ibe reoue,,
OF large number Of respondents in the country who's
elrcnmstahces VIII not admit Of visit 20 New York d.
H. viii iorward package by Express containing ali ths
necessary treaimen appliances, &o with ample instrno
uons TO effect receipt Of Sl0 and he balance
when when cured IiiEsE TERMS CONTINUED ron ONE MONTH
o"LH 0ot9Jw,
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09

Fish, FISH, Fish,
OO Half Baneh assi IS DO. White Fish; IOhalfbarrel,
~ Pickelol; 30 half barrels ToH al Warranted Fine npi
Frcsh dt TyiOifl n, A BUFKIRK A cos
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IT rs A FACT

That the Democrats, during the last
few years they we're in power, in the
Ohio Penitentiaiy, alone, swindeled the
People Of the State out Of
AIQ o6T 40
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1857-10-09
$57l42 go.
s276.SsS IT.

That without any authority Of law they
ran the State into dpbt leaving the Re-
publicans TO foot the bill, to the amount
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NEW ADVERTIsEmENTs.

BIZ. oGLE. ~
AttOrney at Laao.
Singers Block, opposite CouR House.
Up stairs. Oots, 57-tf,
VEGETABLE orr.
FAMILIES rely on getting ne pnrest article made
~ AlSOs Fluid Lamps 10 great galeties, a.
sep2557. YERkS EMPORIUM.
FOR THE LADIES.
DEAUIFUL AIBUaIs-Choiee Gin Books
ID suges eElANs BOOK STORE.
To the Creditors of the Estate Of Daniel
Gettinger, deceased,
NIiE suterher has been appointed b. the Probate Curt
within and Tor the oounty Of Seneca and State of hio
Commissoner on ho estate Of Daniel Getinef teooassd
represented nsoVent The period Of six months fan the
date this notice Is allowed oTeditor % bring pravo
toir claims against said Estate. The snhscfhou viii a.
tend ta dass of ht appointmen a hi oce in Adams
township n said Seneca county The following days
wits November 1 Decemher5th and the Goth Of Mhrch
newt betUrea The houtg of 10 o'oock A. NJ and O'Clock
p. NJ. OF each OF said days respectively.
sspi84w ISAAC sfiLWEi.Ls Conf
-rr~RSR~e House for Rent. -
Nft = -eT9 neat and comfortable house, WI
-iAs' -s-' suitable lof o small family can l4lill
be rented cheap, BY applying pi the Tribune Office,
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IT Is A FACT

That the building of the new State
House, by useless expenditures, fraud.
and overoharges, the Democrats squan,
dered Of the Peoples money
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SIS &Ia5OO.OOO

Ohi0-thoy plundored over
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

OF In the House on Tuesday Mr. DENLY
introduced bill to make valid sales of real
estate by executors made under the provi-
sions of the revised statutes, but before the
same was in force. The House resumed con-
sideration of the bill to repeal the liquor law
of 1855. Nearly all the members of the
House participated. the debate, and the bill
was finally passed by vote of70 to IS. The
bill to amend the law relating to insurance
companies was taken up. The amendment
consists in changing the penalty for non pay
ment of losses within 60 days after notifica-
ton, from 10 per cent for every 80 days to %
per cent per annum. Mr.. DENLY supported
the amendment, but the bill and pending. in
structions were indefinitely postponed
In the Senate on Tuesday, the proposed
10th rnle, to prohibit Senator's from voting on
questions in which they are interested was re
jerted, and the old rule which simply pro-
vides that they shall not be compelled to vote,
on such questions, was adopted.
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Proceedings of the City Council.
CouxcIu CHAMBER, Jan. 18th, Ie5

CoUNcIL CHAMBER, Jan. 18th, 1851.
Council met pursuant to adjournment. When pres
ent, his Honor Mayor Rewson and Couneilmen Foster
Rathbone, seanun, sattsrlee Orr, sechel and john
son.
Minutes of the last two meetings were read and on
motion adopted.
The bill in the suit OF Peter Burk, the city
was read when on motion OF Councilman Foster the
same was laid until proper fee bill be pFesen-
ted.
Allowed VIM. Boyle the of four dollars; Thomas
snowden one dollar; Peter Fuchs 80 cents.
John Heb having produced certificate to the council
to the time he paid city for the
year 1855 nonresiden of the city, it ordered that
said Heb be refunded the amount paid by him city
tax, amounting to 81 50.
Joseph Cuppes made a statement to the council that
his persona property assessed Oh, and after
being qualified to the real OF said property
on motion reduced to 81 %.
Ordered thata cash order be issued to A. C. Hallock
tor twenty two dollars and so for Insurance
City School buildings;
Ronald Fisher submitted the following report which
was received and ordered fled, as follows to witt
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

1t is rumored that the u s. Marshal will
arrest all fillibusters who embark on board
the Tennessee for Nicaragua.
Fire at Pittsburg:
PITTsBURG, Jan. %.
The river has risen about one foot and is
now stationary, with four feet water in the
channel. Weather colder last night, freezing
slightly, but now mild and cloudy, with ap-
pearance of rain or snow.
At nine o'clock this morning a fire broke
out in the fourth story Of the Office of the
Morning Post, consuming the upper portion of
the building. The printing materials were
considerably injured by fire and water The
amount of damage is not definitely ascertain
ed. Materials insured for $1,000 to $3.50,
which, it is supposed, will cover the loss. The
building was fully insured.
CNCINSATI, Jan. %.
Weather mild and cloudy with appearance
of rain.
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P. G. O'RILEY & CO.,
Storage, Forwarding and Commission
NG II 1 g E "a M FL 6.
EVANSVILLE, IND.
HAv1aa cited uoa mammoth

H-zp HAVING fitted up "a mammoth ef@ess
s-sss5saf% h. Boat, the largest on the Lsisgfs
0no siver in the nOstsubst2ntiaI manner We are pre-
ssSntrusted ourcare eth
or by EsEV EaZs g 9EE4sk3A 0ks CANAL
without exposi 30 the incle8ency ofthe weather. any
property; and particular iention will be paid Reccv
Ing Storing and forwarding and als0to the sale any
Produce consigned TO as aud aA 0rdorsprompy died
p. G. O'RILET returns his sincere thanks to his
erous friends for their former patronage and respect
"a y socits acoatnuGnce ofthe same, which will be
duly recipFoeated. .e4e
A Store Room. wellsupplied, viii be kept forthe
commodaor OF Boats and their riders carefully Ged.
ulh3-d&wIy P G. O'RILIsY q co
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OF Preston S. Brooks died suddenly st
Washington on Tuesday evening. He had
been i'll two days Of cold and was supposed
to be recovering, but was suddenly attacked
with Group and expired in ten minutes. His
decease created great sensation.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

or At regular contested election at Sem
naca Falls, New York, for Municipal officers,
last week, the American party made "clean
sweep" by majority of 40 votes.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

USfreeeive direct from New-Yori fresh SUPPLY Of
~ dress Firing, Tasse Buttons, Velvet Ri bors. o1d
ret Md Gives. eolored end white assorted sizes,
NO. Ga TO No. s. Also hand general asscrtneit
dress trimming Caps Bennes, Frsmch eofors ves
nHg5 head dresses, &C.. &c. Il. GUTHRIE
Jsi17-iY Corner Main and First streets.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29
DRY GOODS ar AUCTEoE!

gust received will he auction at our Auc-
sS sion Rooms regular sale davs large and
raj assortment of Dry goods. Notions and fancy articles
consisting il part Of Brown and Beaohed Sheetirg and
shirGss SaUinets asimeass C0anes Flannels Blankets
Jeans HosirV Gloves. Mics. SPOOL Threads Lincys.
Msvines, sEawis. S1spenders &C.. &c.
AsO:-rahies ana Pocket Cutlery. ewery end Watches
Cloths sad Hair Brushes fancy Soaps Razers Pins Needss
Aeoordeon and variety Of fauoy articles
mention. W0OLSEY IL NELSON.
no7T AHetiousers.
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CANE! GAmE!!

a SACKS ef Rabbits. Prairie Chickens and Squirrels
= idst reed BY Express from the prairss Illinois
safe by SAN'L VICGERY.
janis Opposite Branch Bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29
51sxSFT8UF8ON Am ,T9EE a5N1VN.
NEW 600 oS ANp5NEw PKEOES.

%SHANKLtN ! REIiT beg leave call the attention TO
~ their rfene F8d cUSt0 u.s. 20 their large and we'll
lec'ea 20 Hs spring m sumner dry goods reed
during hepast two weeks comprising Of the dvsir
alba soess 60 BE iound IA tho city. wheh they cer whole
ssle aua ra 70 taeir olstor aud tAe public generally
naT Of thc foowiagBrcsd Cloths black and fancy
Csmeres aud reeds white buG and fancy Marsaiee
k yss9gs orotan cloths ana psin and anye
Mills end rich printed French scotch Jaeo
and Lawns rich printed French Robes plain
striped Beregs black eol0red Grape Aantz
mer. plain and fancy Ginghams rich printed Organ
ErtIiantees Ard Ohai de lanes white black
fancy silk shawl rich sta hawls and oarfs black an
white lace Capes Noria antique bingham
Umbrellas. Panama, eghoru and Braid Hats English straw
and fancy bonnet rich bonnet Ribbons. Hosting Gloves
fai lsaf ana fancy Fans and Shoes Carpets
stair OIL Cloth and printed window hnds together with
great variety Of Trimmings, small and fancy eoods
! &c. &c. ly1 SHANKLIS e. RELY.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-01-29

OF Mr.. Buchanan arrived at Washington
Tuesday.
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4. JUN SON.
z. w. C0OK.
VIM. HUNHELL.


F.W.C0oK.
VIM. HUNNELL.
On motion of councilman Foster the report was re-
ceived and eoncuricd in.
To TIE Mayor ard eonaeiI Of EBsRsrilIs:
This committee to rhom referred The petition OF
the school Of the city OF Evansville, asking
the taxes levied oE school purposes be set aside sep
aud apart from the common Of the city
submit the following report:
That they believe separation Of the school fun from
the cOmnon revenue of the city would interfere
with the interests of the city but would conduee to the
public good, would be advantageous IN schools, and
much trouble and YeXaioh to the trustees. They
recommend that ten per cent of the city revenue
(amount levied school purpose) be deposited with
safe institution of this city where deposits
ceived on interest, the is paid into the
city Treasury subject the order of the city council
for school purposes.
Your committee believe it to be the duty of the city
govern foster and encourage the public schools
they believe them be Of vital importance the pub
lic and them much depends the future growth and
prosperity Of the ely and recommend that measures
taken pay the teachers pUnctually. We believe
no public functioaary entitled draw prompter
pay than the teachers Of public schools Heretofore
there has been fund separate and apart for TIE
the public schools, the expenses OF the beng paid
out of the common revenue OF the city. The delay Of
payment being annoying to the trustees and operating
as great Inconvenience to the teachers and Others
teresied,
We would reitorate that separation of the funds
would much trouble and 10 the trustees
and The well earned salaries OF the teachers would
be promptly PAID and in way operate prejudcial to
the of the city, a of which is respectfully sub
u.iited F. JOHNSON.
| SAMUEL ORR.
Councilman Foster offered the following resolution
which was adopted.
j ResolveF That the special committee school fun,
be referred beck to said committee, they togeihe
with the city Attorney be instructed to draft ord
nance defining tie duties Of school trustees and tn,
disposition Of said school fund.
Mr.. Sesntiin Instructed by Ito council to MAKE
such sopais the gutterng OF the OAK Iill Cemeter
Cottigc, rs the might require.
And on motion council adjourned,
WELL Il. WALKER, Clerk.