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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-21
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AN ORDINANCE

PROVIDING ELECTION SCHOOL TRUSTEES DEFIS-
TnEIR DUTIES AND PRovIpIXG CUSTODY AND
MANAGEMENT OF TnE TAX LEVIED FOR SCHOOL PURPOSES
n THE CITY EVANSVILLE:
EpE it ordained BY the Common Cornell Of the City
hH that three Trustees shall De eise'ed BY tn.
Inc Public school, Eransyiiio
Of which IRA tees shall elected each year - serve three
relative the Township Trustees and in of failure TO
elect or in Of or death Of any Trustees the
City shall I'LL the vacancy by appoinment till the
2D TIE Trustees before entering upon the discharge
their duties stall execute bond payable TO the CITY oil
Evansville with freehold security to the Satisfaction OF the
the pspp.eS anS
Trustees and for tho faithful appropriation Of said school
The shall charge Of the educational
budiu 70 nOdate in the city, attending
rules and reruistons for hs Of beth
by Of their number visit each school lsast twice
sad or ke Children
the city scholars and for the transfer of scholars
grade school another. and may dismiss teach.
for ineompeteny immortality or nssiect OF duty and
orirreSuiar astendaaes
4ru Masters Of iDdentured apprentices parents guar
dians all pupils except tuition scholars must reside in
be .rsnfrrsi u the city or school to avail
Whenever any parent guardian shall make
plant in writing the Trustee against any teacher for
pupil tss sail fci;hHith inressssts the
sanded. correct dsIaiss
the teacher acting the part meors between parents
and teachers and carefully gusrdinsthe and Os Of
the and Whenever teacher shall
writing that any nupi, is disorderly disObedent
irregular and tardy atendsnceas injury to the
school, the Trustees shall forthwith investigate the of
plants and suspend the pupil the
corrected
The Trustees shall the end Of each school quarter
make in vrr Stc the Comncn Council OF the city
stating the amount Of exrended during that
and what tor. the number of pupils attending Public
schools and the attendance the number
ers employed which shall printed with pro-
i eeedines Of the City Council.
The Treasurer of the City OF Evansville shall he
school Treasurer and shall
amount of the city revenue levied for Public Schools fast
az the same IL collected which shall be raid out ty him
only upon orders by the Board of School
by the President Of said Board aad atested by the
Clers.
STn The Truiees shall appoint their clerk they
Of their number clerk and he shall bt
1 ponsihle for all his
This ordinance sott
dsy of March. A ID 1857. JOHN HEWS0N, Mayor.
| WELL II. WALKER. City Clerk. g.
| fe21-3ftd volksbote copy.
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w,<rCic aRRaNGEuENy.

AN after Monday. Dec. l 1875 rn. further
w The Mail Passenger Train will leave Granville.
i:l0 Y. M;arrying a. Nircennes st 400 p in time to
connect with the Evening n ain the Ohio and Mississippi
Raroaa for ST. Lonis and Central iino Tere Haa,s
T:i5 r. NJ aiians polls I:o5 a. NJ. making direc
neetiors Cor Cncnh> Columbus, Cleveland Philadel
phia. New York aud Raltimore.
Haute at $50 r W.: after a.
rival OF train from Indian, pos-arrves Evansville a,
$500 p. VI
Psn ersby this train from ST. Louis cncinna-
ii and Louisville day. Baggage checked Indiana
polls.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-03-21
NEW DRUGS,
FIR 4 I'll AND FIN
INSTANTLY. by the use OF

Al n = "A n ~ Il ~ H
EICH yIEELING have just opened largo assorre en3
Of Drugs and Medicines 20 which they invite the
ton Merchants and Physicians They
Glass Glassware Tobacco Paints shes OF anis
0ils Dyestufs Spices. Perfu-aery Fancy Artices
AIsOal popular Patent Medicines. All kinds Paints
ground in oil Pure and Srandie Medicinal purposes
Prescriptions carefully prepared Call No. Wasers
m der tho Journal Once. mys-t
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Card TO THE LADIES'.
CINCINNATI PAPER WAREHOUSES.

VHSUE undersiSned Wholesale PAPER Dealers invite thS
attention dealers and TO their and
varied stock OF Papers Our with
and deale such that ensbed to
hand all large stock Of Csrs Letters
plain ruled; Fiat Dernys. Mediums
saper Royals Blank Book Papers
x Smith and other first class manu- ufacturers.
for the best Printers Cards keep
hand. all tines conpiete stock Of Printers Pa Of
descrirtion. LigAtbodys Book and News Inks;
McOreary' s sColored Inks. yarnish and Gold Sire.
We have hand in larxe stock the best Four
drinier News and Book Paner ppy orders
any with regular sizes, and irregur sire
maket TO order on shortnotiee.
We pay the highest market price in cash. for Rags Bag.
NIXON GOODMAN
Wholesale PAPER Dealers. & Mspufacturers' Asents.
II and 20 Walnut st. Cincinnad.
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CONSUMPTION CURED.

EpE NOT DECEIVED by base initvtions HEfENAN.
H0 CLARK 60. 5 GENUINE COD LIVER OLD. never
and ten years experiences has proved Superior
All only reliable for CONSUMPTION
thers deal OF oil in TIE add-
terasd with seal OIL whale oil, &c &c. too much care
cannot be taken 10 procure the Genuine.
Our Oil Is made factory in Nswfoundland and
tho ~ok be careful to
HEGENAS CLARK CO.'S. Thousands who hSd used other
oil of inferior qlay AID we're about giving ID IN despair
restored health bv using the Genuine Oil of
ourm Sold all Druzvists. Jaa2i-3n3kw
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FL Y r. s..

n,iiy Freiaht Trains leave Evansville end Terroaue
7 ~ A. VI, which local passengers will BE taken.
For NATION through Tickets. nprly at the
Oece. head OF Lo~pst Ev
aasyiIle deeIs J. j. DANIELS. Sup't.
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AIxETIleED A PHYSICIAN,

RETIRED PHYSICIAN,
WHOSE SANDS LIFE
HAVE nearly run out. discovered while in the Eas'
Iniias certain for Consunptioa. Eror chit,s.
Coughs Colds aud general debility This remedy dis
covered by him when his only chca Saushter-sss given
wshry do much good possible. he wall
such of his aete request IL this
recipe With full directions for making and iesuly
us ne lie requires each applicant TO incoss him
shng-hree cents retnrnei a. postage on the recipe
the remainder TO be applied to th- OF his at
yer,sement Address DIR. H.JANES.
dec30 smdaw No 10 Grand street, Jersey City. N. j.
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HAIsDW ARE.

WE are daily receiving additonsto our iarSe and well
e0 assorted stock -f gosds, and this spring will dupli
AL bills matter when hroush East or West. We
have in everything is required for the farm
that under the head Of Hard
wsilvte the attention Of citizens well
merchants examine stock before Purchasing.
fsI2 BABcOCK & SONNTAG.
iVXTHITE LIMK.-i5O bbis White Line ror ..Ishy
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En BOXES Star Candles;
eSV 30 do Tallow do; s hagsPeppe-;
5bsgs Alspiee; 600 lbs Gloves. ree'aand for sal
by fels /. a. ID. HElMANN.
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PrLakKI nousE, SAyAXSAu, Ga, Jan. e. 1850.
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DyaenInry. IEeIaa. nd Norras.

JOHN g. MEACIIAM, NJ D. !
RryslPOlnH, SerOfaIn. EGinE's xvii, letter.
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HPoor Old Uncle Mad I55T

5 Poor Old Uncle Nad.l'I
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On the place where the wool ought to grow.r s
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Most Of the pills In market contain Mercury which, Al
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23
FINANCIAL AND CONNER CiAl.
HONEY MAJ N Ey.

MONDAY, Jurs 32-S =. NJ
The stock market sun tends downward. AT the opon.nz
this morning ali the leading railroad stocks very
much depressed. Pacific MAI seamahip Company fAioa
per cent; Illinois Central railroad bonds ~; Cumbor
land Coal q Pennsylvania Goal, Il Cleveland and Toledo,
az New York Central Railroad, u Michigan southern,
do PREFERRED Galcna and Cnongo Ia Crosse end NIL
wauke, az. Erie advanced x per cent; Illinois Central
Railroad sold at l2sX l27h fss the opeang this Is
dividend OF 81 per ceni TAe greatest decline iaisy
has been in the stock OF thu Ia Crosse and Milwaukee
Railroad Company, This decline In tho face OF \
cash dividend cr per cent woud DO
considered sonnet ming extraordinary al any other
time OF under most any other circumstances. Al
the date Of tho annoOscemea Of the dividend the siok
was selling at "a per cent selling at s. dividend
Oh this CT ual to 81 per cent witch shows falling oil Of
2per cent In about -four days ThereAe all sorts Of
shca' r~ arng The financial operations Of the company,
none # which, so far can learn, true. One
stor tina, the company hsd made a new issue Of
sock TO pay the July dividend sad another that the com
rany was in want o. large amount Of mooey 70 coainue
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Jersey city News.

HOERTrtE ACcIrryr BURNING Ffrr--A girl about IL
years Of sge named Rosc Cole, employed as a domestic
family residing in Wayne street, between Henderson,
day at lil clock under the following circumstances
She aono charge Of child In the part OF The houe
occupied by tho family Of her employer. and at Tx
O'Clock commenced kndlng FIRE in tho stove. Having
srrppged the wood she threw upon burning fluid
standing near by. when the fire ignited flames
communicated 10 the can, which found burst and 10
her clothing which developed her In flames She the
of the house and alarm cd the and into
thrown upOp her, and thu flames extngushed, but not
unit, ehe rghtfuy burned that the skin nearly all
or her body. She presented horrible spectacle
She alive last evening, but with probability that
ehe could live through the night
Jpssr CIR CNsrs-An official census Of Jersey City
Just TAKEN shows ts population to be /" folows-First
ward, c23; Second ward, 4,aTo Third ward, Q o2o
Fourth ward 7l7a Total Q, 7o6. The increase during
the ycar has been 24a In 1861 the population Of
Jersey City 1913.
AProrrrSs WOMAN TO orucs The Jersey City Con-,
mon Council have appointed Mrs. Eaton Of that city,
lam Fighter. She has qualified for that office
military EXCLUSION Tompklns Blues, OF New
York; passed through Jersey City yesterday the way
by railroad 10 the city of Elizabeth celebrate the thirty
second Anniversary OF tho formation OF tina, company
They went cut with forty five muskets, and wCfe
panied by Dodvorth's band.
To Urau.-Thrce companies or United States soldiers
passed through Jersey City yesterday their way west
ward D. the New York and Erie Railroad, 30 join The
forces detached for service in Unh.
DRowSpD The young man drowned al Long Took Jer
scy CITY, Sunday evening. while bathing, ~ ancs
Coz, ~ years Of age, who resided In New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

TO the operators for tho ,ed expenses
Professionalism these abundant orders for cea q
Phihdelphis but The scarcity OF vessels fer the EAss
checked shipments. Another meeting viii be held shortly
When tho subject Of general ADVANCE together With other
important business connected with tho trade, VIII DO laid
before them.
The receipts Of Me Tcrre Hag.s and Indaaapoks Rail-
road Company for SIX months ending yuus inst
s2si 500 which, including runsmg expenses and repairs,
leaves ne, IesuN OF II per cct TIM capital Tor six
months. Ire Company have out Of rust made sem.
annual dividend OF per cent.
ns Pincy, At Stevens Point, VIA, records this sset
Ss tho contrast to extend the Hooon Railroad 10 stevens
POM has been e and tAat the WORT will be pushed Tor
ward WIN vigor After touching at Stevens Point, the
road VIII proceed 10 Late Superior connecting sae Point
with the great Nort tho CREST West s great South, and
tao itie kAst
Tho Treasayer OF tho Stste Of Chic repers She cond.on
Of hc Independent banks Of that follows
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WbTketSe
PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.


PHILADELPHIA June %, 1867.
Stocks heavy. Pennsy lvana 6s S2a Reading Railroad
'3sH; Morris Canal, 504 Pennsylvania Railroad 45s&.
NEw ORLEANS. June %, 1857
Cotton Sales to day, 25o0 bales. MiddiDg qualities
Nrmer but without change. Receipts to-day $50 bales
'Hiour-A DECLINING tenosncy. Mixed 90c. Freights
Cotton 10 Havre IL 18th. Other articles dull
BUFruo, June 22-lP.M
Flour Is dull Sales to-day, bbls extra Wisconsin,
closed active on Saturday. al 7c and quiet this morning.
with holders at that figure Oats active SIC. 81 Nc
Whiskey duh at SOC. Freghs to New York dull-Corn
Joe. Imports in the as hours to to day, bos
-four 900 bushels wheat a. 900 bushels corn and To-
900 buehels oats Exports in same tme-l6 900 bushels
wheat, 80 900 bushels corn and Is coo bushels oats
OswBGo, June 22-6pM.
Flour steady. Sales, 800 bbls at 81 1917 So SO Tor
Canadian 81 for Wisconsin, and So so IS rs for common
and fancy OsweRo. Wheat dull GALES 2 700 bushels Chi
ago spring At 81 81 aost Corn In good demand chiefly
to freight boats; saes IS 900 bushels, at TO 74c in
Guiding one cargo to arrive q. tue inside quotation. Lake
imports 10 day-600 bbs fsur. AZ 800 bushels wheat
% 900 busbels Csnal exports-1 500 bbls -four
IL 900 bushels wheat, 900 bushels corn TOO bbs pork
ALBANY, June 22-6P.M
Flour Grmer, with q fair demand for medium grades
aiee at 30 81 fer common 10 extra Sae So 70 50 IS
Tor extra Geuesee; Canadian ranges from SO S. u.s.
Sales 1850 bbls. Corn meal, 81 90 81 IS. Wheat
frmer and scarce. Corn Sic aoat and $50 lots
Market quiet Sales 10 900 bushels Oats steady at 63c
a 64c. Whskey unsettled. Small sales ran sing from
3ec. to 81 &c. in parcels.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

The above amounts Of bonds and ,rculas 81, srs tslsu
from the books ~ the Registrar or In.cpcndent aoka
nd the bonds OF all the baDl TO be In .he TrersuIy save
the Seneca County Bank There are In my po,se.sion
seventy thousand FIVE hondred twenty dollars
OF these bonds The balance, hundrt thirty wo
thousand one hundred and thirty eight dollars four
ats Treasurer to be IN New York to be exchanged o<
other bonds To be returned this Office NE TrcA
surer also states that zine hossa six hundred dollars
the circulating notes tho Dayto, Bank wcre given by
him rsoeipted bin Il purchase given TO the Davton
Bank BY the Ohio Life insurance enn Trnft Company
York, which have not yt been received at this office.
The Genera! Term OF tie Supreme Court met s Roches
ter Saturday afternoon and announced decision in the
case OF Freeman Clark the City of Rochester The
Judges present MessTr. Johnson Strong and Smith
The thus stated In the Rochester Union OF Saturday
evening
A. the October Circuit, held by Judge Allen of Os~ego
10 this city, the suit brought up trial The grounds
OF the suit well know to public Mr. Clarke hal
purchased Of the city $500 900 stocs OF the Valley Rail
rnd and paid sern some So Goa Alleging the stock
worthless, he refused 70 accept IT, and sued the city for
what he had paid
Judge Allen decided that the law under which the city
issued bonds and took the stock IN tho g v. r. r. was
unconstitutional end therefore tint all cont acts under
we're void He ordered a judgmep Tor ri .nua Clarke
The city appealed the suit To the Eencrsl term and tbs
argued before u in March by r. Griffin City
Attorney, for appellants, s Matthews for respondent Al
3ocock this afternoon the Court announced its decision
City Of Roct ester appi vs.. Freeman Clarke respt Judg
ment OF special term Teversed-new .sa ordered-coss
" abide event
The decision IL In favor OF the city al important points,
and in fact declares the law valid and The Sonds legal
We understand that all the Judges have written opinions
this question.
This decision will be looked for with much interest in all
parts OF the ~ and especially in This State has
similar purposes ours, and under 81 mar laws. Is
than pre- babe that the will he carried 4, tho
Court OF Appeals and make the decision final and concu
sive. Is better for all that should Do sesslod.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-06-23

From Me above appears that We have lost compared
nth The corresponding week last year 20 BIO tonr,
ducinG the Increase 10 only cish. thousand sir hun.
bred and Any tons, all of which and more TOO, VII
be the ensuing week. Last April the increase
from these regions vas ABOUT 200 900 We nave not
had sing clear day fer the last week. and on Thursday
The rain fell In torrents end bss again increased the water
in the Mines, aud AFRO will obstruct navigation BY
canal for day so. We learn thai the rain vss much
heavier below than In this region ard boats would In all
probability be detained for ct least In coming
The great quassty water has causc operators To
think about procuring better fscss 70 rid their mines Of
water than those now in Y. Hecksher G., Intend
sinking shaft IN tho lowest part Of the basin 10 which
they work, and have contracted with Geo w. snyder for
the building OF q Eve hundred horse power engine for
pumping the water, which thy think viii be OF sufficient
capacity tor any emergency, meeting Of the coal ope
rtors held yesterday but owing 10 the absence Of
veral heavy shlppers-the ilhculnes a. the cosheres,
csured by water &C. cot very we'll attended. Mr..
Tucker gave statement OF the trade, showing tha the
supply would be unquesouaby short this sesscutha A.
sdysnca ouyh, 70 take place IN iba rrea OF ShpTil coal