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ADDRESS OF LIEUT.. GOV. FAyILLE.

=
Csati.ras,t Of tie Board Of EducafieM
haccordance with the Constitution We have
Ye 10 consider and act upon the Educational
Interest Of our State. How imp0rtans and varied
| tAAi interest is, and how closely allied to the
pospliiy Of the whole commonwealth, Ineed
10. ftws, to you who have just coInefrcm the
pso7f, whose Requirements you comprehend
A This is ,he frat meeting OF the Board, and ~
yaur action may form precedents for future
nee iugs. due deliberation and caution should
shsraeIsize your enactMents.
Etoo much legislation, and hasty legislation,
ue evils in ordinary civil affairs, they are doub-
y 20 IN educational matters. Frequent chang
! will render the law so complicated that many
v1lhf 10 acquaint themselves with its provis-
aa and hence will take little interest in it's adj
rinhssation. Such vas the case with our for
IT school laws That our present law is per-
iEiu warmest friends do not claim. Its ambi-
1idts and defects, whatever they may be, will
y pointed out to you In the Report Of the Su-
pertntendent Of Public Instruction. To that
Export you are respectfully referred for such
statistical and other data AS are requisite for
yeuf atsion.
Allow me 70 ssy, gentlemen, that the people
generally are manises,ing an Increased interest
10 the cause ofEducaiion, and that they will no
doubt heartily co.. operate with you in whatever
measures you may adopt for giving complete
- and efficiency to the School Law.
n members elect presented their credential.
% we're qualified, By Hon. Judge Woodward
slninstering the oath Of Office; and we're sub
nsasaily designated BY lot % hold Office res
l1gdvely two and four yeara, - follows
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q EVERYBODY acknowledges the importance
Of the proposed Road to the Ferry on the other
side cfthe River. They admit, with US, that it
il Of great importance to the business men
this city, but they don't do anything They all
say it must Be built-thas the present 10 the best
time to build il, bat content themselves with
merely talking about it. Wehavs accomplish
ed al. we expected-we have called general at
sension 70 The subject and leave the matter with
those most concerned. II is for them to deter
mine whether they vii do any thing to retain our
Illinois trade or not.
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HoRApg GaERLEY ON Fusion. The New
York Tribune expresses an earnest desire for 8
union of the Opposition, North and South. In
doing so, il responds with emphatic distavor to
the propositions It the Louisville journal for
this end, and suggests two other plans, either OF
which it would. be willing 20 substitute. The
Journal demand Dc that the name Of Republican
be discarded. that the party abandon its pecu-
liar ''idea, and that no Republicans have .
place on the Presidential ticket. This modest
programme considering that the Republican,
carried la electoral votes to the Americans s,
at the last eection is very properly set aside, ~
needing very little consideration.
Instead, the Tribune suggests that the Re-
publicans name one Of their number for Presi-
dent, and that the Americans and National
Wings propose the Vice Prssident--the ticket
thus formed to be supported in each State or
such platform, and with such name, as the loca
organizations please and refers 70 the late tri-
umph in Pennsylvania, as ct once an illustratioI
of and . full vindication Of this scheme.
As an alternative, the Tribune offers, should
that prove more acceptable, to give the 0thel
wing the Presidency, with Republican for Vic'
President:
"With this single condition, agreed to on al
hands, and proclaimed to the public, that tn
Administration thus formed shall do all in It
power to eonEns Slavery cishin tie limits Of tn
sxistiNg Stare States"
| Of course the Tribune does not assume Y
speak fol the Republicans, but pledges itself =
urge their support of this scheme, II foun,
acceptable.
! These and other indications, North and South
| 70 70 show that the ides Of . United Opposition
| has rooted itself strongly 10 the minds Of poll
ticians and people. The Opposition, outside 9
he Republican organization, whether North .
South, win evincs their sincerity il this matter
| By the manner Il which they treat such yer
liberal 81 tetestions - the above. WHAT'S thei
4 reenonse s--fC;n Gazette
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n DrsHAx, Eprrsk Or TEE HAwK-ErE-
- ST.: fhe saprsIe Court, By Chief Justice
MI. decided as length the appeal Of the City
tpvbuqae case ". the Directors under the
- sehocl Law, reversing the District Court
La, and declaring the SCHOOL Law uScoN-
nnslosAL, on the ground that the school laws
u .Aosl officers devolve on the Board Of Ed
-, vhle the school fnnds are reserved to
y legislature BY the Constitution. So the
Bo.,d viii have work and responsibility enough
q. ,Asi, shors session Of twenty days. now be-
ips ,he fourth day; and the body being only or
sssised md ecmmittces appointed, With york
1i.rsd o each. give you below brief
,assh Of their organization and proceedings.
thu far.
ne Board met at o'clock, on Aoaday. the
1T inst, and was called to order BY the Presi-
~ Hon. Lieut.. Governor Faville, who, after
,s,s BY Rev. Mr.. Cook Of Dss Noines, address.
"A The Board briefly as follows: ~
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A GUILTY. CnNsclExcE.--A Kansas cores
pondent Of the Boston Journal writes Of the
| life and death Of n. sfW. .CIarky, one OF the
border Tuilians Of Kansas as follows :--ss
II was oR the 9th of December. 1885. THAI
Thomas w. Barber. for refusing 10 accompany
Clarke (who was the u. $. Indian agent for the
Potawo.tamie tribe 70 the Border Rlffian camp,
was fatally shot. II VAS one of the fonleal
murders in the bloody catalogue Of Kansas
h0micdes. When Clarke rode into the WakA.
rusa camp. few moments after, he boastingly
declared that he had !. sent another id abo-
llitionist to h--l,s and that he saw tho dusl
i fy when the ball struck him. Blrbef was "a
uhioan, and worthy nnoffen1ing man, and
left devoted wife. whose frantic grief At Ill
death was tcaphiIg beyond description.
After this achievement, Clarke was for tiiilg
. great leader among the "i1w aud order
i men; but Tor the hast few months he has ~
mained at Fort Scott, fearing 70 10 outside ths
limits Of the town. HI has seemed % live II
constant terror of IN unknown I've. lhAy,
Iseen him start - Il hs had received ~ sleetri
shock u The neiss a. asesesn leaf cBaoked h
Ishe meath somewhat like the report of per
cussion cap, few feet from him.
EmAglnation haunts ths guilty mind,n ~
fsr modshs he hvsd n mortal fear q Mcut
ecnery and hi men. And nov he has com
ID tb8k4Ne NSAeO MANzSt4 NV &Ast<S ~ kUU vGE
apos uheso he kiiled Barber. He was
GeossiAn. abeat flty ysars q a6c, and leaves
family.
.. Another Dordes RplaAn nprdcrer was foun
dead n ~ I'D. n the soptharA past of Il
TerfiteFy fsW weeks 40. These crime
which have % long gone unpunished, eteup
) be rewarded u LAST Vengeance y eloN n
sure. III Win have blood. n -
I# sF @s8
] Jonx TrLra of ffoSidsnce, wAs drewnt
laal Nonda1 u ths Dyer pond, u cSnsequea,
| | q bssahiaS thssslA tAsdsss - uhisA - -
i lnrhinn ~ piekeJcsea41ss ssM8NS #s@A4
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10y Thomas McElrath is to commence the
publication Of large newspaper in New York
on the 18th instant. 1t is to be weekly
of the size Of the London Times-devoted to
Politics, Commerce, Finance, Literature, Science
aud Art. It will be independent on all subjects.
From his long experience the publisher will un-
doubtedly be able to present journal worthy
of as large a circulation throughout the coun-
try as any weekly paper now published.
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Mr.. SALTxR's LECTURE before the Young
Mems Christian Association, on Tuesday, gave
much pleasure to those who listened 10 it. II
any fault could be found, it would be that Mr..
S. said too lite himself, the lecture being but
a minor portion of the performance, the great
er part thereof being readings from the gems
of the two poets under consideration.
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TEE SUPER given at Grimes Hall, Wednes-
day evening, was pleasant and rather agree
able affair. The attendance beng small, there
was plenty ef room, NO body being crowded.
The supply OF provisions was ample, the tables
tassefully arranged, the music good, and every
thing passed of agreeably.'
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~ Our streets presented very busy ap-
pearsnce yesterday, Notwithstanding the slight
muddiness consequent upon the heat Of the
sun. A considerable quantity Of country pro.
ducs was brought in, and traders enjoyed .
huav dav
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nEER. Metsrs. Keiser and sholeridge, Of
Pleasant Grove, killed in that township, in four
days, last-week, seven deer. We are Indebted
to them for very fine haunch. s.s
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The papers state that Henry N. Matthews,
son Of Rev. DR.. MatthswAh formerly Of Cincin :
matt, has proved . defaulter to the amount of
$4,000, a. Deputy Of q. s. Marshal Davidson,
Of the Northern Illinois district. Mathews -
said to have abscondsd with woman not his
wife, and TO have been rseognjssd, day Or
two since in Louisville.
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New ADMINISTRATIONS ORGAH.-H. Simmons
& Co. have established a new Democratic pa
per at St. Louis called the Times which is re-
commended by Green, Phelps, Barrett, Polk
aud other leaders of the party in that State.
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The Accommodation train on the West
ern Road leaves this city hereafter At = o'clock
D. IN. instead OF l o'clock.
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ED. HAwK-R1E: should be pleased for you
to call the attention Of The farmers of our State
80 the following statement, relative = the grow
Ing u Gorghsn = Chinsss sugar Cane. A. in
aitprobability w win have Sugar Min started
in Burlington, ready for the grinding Of next
years growtt; and the object is 80 have oil the
time sur climate will allow for. grinding. l
shsald advise al those desiring to grow the
same 70 mako hot,beds, to start the growth
early. A hot.bsd made Of l6 feet plank, 3 feet
wide, Is sufficient to produce plants for nearly
thrss-1oarths Of an acre. Two BY three feet apart
piecs Of broua muslin three fast ride, With .
strip one side, The ether tachse ~ plank Of
ths hss-bsd, which vim mako ins covering -
secure the same from FROST Alarger qsantity
81 ground will require more bot bsds, 81 simpls
and cLeap to construct; thess plants vill mature
month earlier then X planted as ths usaal tins.
By % plaasing, Win psodsse, on a average,
81 i've shoots v the stock afsef eastIng, Which
viii maks excellent fodder, and viii yisld i
lssss shsss tons of fodder q moro = the acre
with Savotabls season viii alnest mature. Tht
fodder ef salns III kinds 81 ssosk - very lont
81 ~ = plaaa:sg i win givs ons nentha
moro sIns fsr grinding, and wili % much 49,
~ Tor the prsducsr; say three eutil1ss sea
son, boz bed planting, and - early - the ssasoa
| viii allow, asd lastly. about tks Let Of june
Ess abevs esas = cultivated aseasily q corn
lfAes With less fsesbis. = knoW = - es0I
vsssh I'm - lssss yfo1pesise of rsnunssasinl
= - rsedsslag tst6ssss ~ ~ eusar Caas
-ss 3 4 e v Y nls1oIa1 HAsxsa,
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y NaWFs4
4s. Boston, Dec. 16.
The line ID still dowa between Truro and Md@
ifax, no communication has besn had VIII Hala
ifax since yesterday -. sr##F ~
New York, Dsc. 10.
Il b stated On reliable authority that 0sn.
Nye President Or The Beard q Ponce UommlsS
sionsss, will sesiea ~ posiosA bsfsso Jan1asys
next szs & NJ hSSssss y N w
Washiagton, Dec. lG
Southern papers state that Col. lockfidgo ~
at present wishing Fa4ehex, snd thas hs y -
| rscting his atssniion . Nosthefn Mexico wltA q
visw % the peAcsful smigrasioa sAefe of teoee
who would hke 80 intsrsst " - fatare peiisieeI
and social welfare.
| d. Louis, De-. 10.
The overland man, With aatss . The lssA uley
has arrived Il leh AAn Esanciaco with -
passengcrs, bnt enc 0f whom eame shfo1gh, tho
remainder ssoppisg g diasssus psinss - -
route. " E4s# sAHabaa
/ q. Lp1isv De-. Ia
NJ. Boycs, the passsogse - ths ossslanA
mail, reports ~ soaAs 4 eeeA eeadiaisA iso0
Ban Frahcisco y Fort Smith asAB
Accounts ftom - ella nvse ulnss wGse ve1y
favorabI1. aMa4 s4s~s " ~
NJ. Pardes, Exp3emnan, was usss - -
eas from Hors 6eniaA, Afsssa he0ss aheAAs ~
sine. He had nes ahandonsa - seaeh. as4
No hostils Inalana veroa aesens 80 KFaA&
"A Tho Fort 0nieh ATl@eo a. 49, olA Geyo 49,
80 recruits, uuass O1pesO sOlldsell - assiveA
from s. Louis ap6 m en~ - - 9 IGts
II lWaahslla. Arbsskle - Dslhaap 49, - s4ts
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