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The weekly hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1858-1860, 1858-04-06

q An lriehnAn Aamsd Francis Gilliok
mnsdsfsd his wife q Dubaqos on Tuesday lase,
Hs y druaksn wretch.
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Ven crossing the river 1t c. wupore for the last
lev days, and talk Of the attsck, beginning -
| the 10th.
str Colin Campbell has had an interview here
with the Governor General CON. .erning the Ouds
sffair.
There Is : report here that . relative OF The
Old King has proclaimed hmsel King Of India
and gives orders to the iDsarge nts mot TO 6ghs
! us' Out to dsperse in bands Of 40 or SO, and %
scouf the roads and kill the English. think
this is the worst news We have h ID yet
The Paris Patrie announces thai. several ANAL
vessels are nov arming in different ports to re-
iniorce the French Admiral in Chi M.
Aarshai Canf0bers has taken oil his command
at vauey.
The Augsburg Gazette says that France and
England are agreed upon the folloviog points:
!st. the Forte must suppress the insurrecsios
10 Bosnia and Herzegovina, and is muss faithful.
y execute the Haiti haomsyoam. Should thess
requests be complied with il will not BE- necsss.
~ 70 consult the Paris Conference ON the sub
ject; otherwise, the Conference will be formally
called on TO settle the question.
The China mail Was expected q London on The
Letters ftom L. Plat and Rio Janeiro report
the yellow fever raging severely among the seipS
crews. An English vessel Of war, after sSesn.g
Was evacuated By the 80 men NE
we're spared Several other shlps. Of III nasieass
were also evacuated.
Further intelligence froe Indis ays "
Naumsneh hes preserved and ssss fro0 .uck.
nov some 20 or 80 Anglo q Angle. Ind An ~.
women and children, soms Of sAeA ,.,.d r,.oh-
"a Gosrslpore. Maumsingh hsosv. n ,hen = fas
. Fxsabad himself. H. AAs s'.ked Jvnr Baha.
iooF for . pass into Nspsl 70 sad biz days u
Seirement 4M."
The Rasia sshsh = u 500 killed and wounded
% three eaaa ~. - alair q he 10th ofYsb.
eAey. GF
Louisville, Ksnsscky, April /.
The sASner = \. PAsses viii b raised.
.WAgDsR, Who eecapeA fso0 - lsdiassp0lis
~ ehs bssn assesssd q Ls1ingsoa.
Dangerous countsffsis sos, On Ashland Bank,
ass IN circulation.
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ject to the provisions of section two of thi,
act.
8. To fix the site for each school house
taking into consideration in dong so, the want,
and necessities OF the people of each portion
OF the district.
To determine what branches of learning
shall be taught in the schools OF their dist riot
8. They shall require the secretary and
treasurer each to give bond to the district IN
such penalty aud with such sureties as in their
opinion will secure the district against any loss.
conditioned for the faithful performance of his
duties under this act, and the correct applica-
ton OF all moneys that may come into his hands
by virtue Of his Office. Said penalty NAV be
increased from time to time, as the interests OF
the district may require. The bond shall be
filed with the President of the board. and in
case of breach OF the condition thereof, he
shall bring suit thereon IN the name of the dis
trict.
9. They shall from time 10 time examine the
books and accounts Of the treasurer. and make
settlements with him, and shall at each regular
meeting Of the district, present to the same
full statement Of the.receipts and expenditures
Of the district, and all such other matters as
may be deemed important or which the district
may require them TO present, and OF all matters
which may have been delegated to them by the
district to perform, they shall render at such
meeting full and perfect account.
10. The said board shall be charged with the
duty of visiting the schools in their dis,rict.-
One member OF the board, together with
whom the board shall appoint for
hat purpose, shall visit each school monthly,
Ind shall lid the teachers in estAbl shing and
rules for the government Of the
ch0ols, aud shall see that the teachers keep .
correct liss of the pupils, embracing the pc.
iods o. time during which they attend school, |
be branches of learning which each pupil pur. |
ues, and all such other matters ~ may be re. |
ured BY the county superintendent, and which,
. the opinion Of the board, tend to promote |
be welfare Of the school.
IL. The beard shall employ NO tescher %
ssoh h any school 81 de district unless be
hall esss present TO them . certificate Of his
- teach ~ the branches required
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u'n I'VE sHas purpose, ana also all such NJ b
may himself deem neces sary and proper, to I'd
vance the general interests Of education.
5 81. The County Superintendent shall re
ceive from the county treasury 40 . compensa.
sation for his services, 70 be paid Quarterly.
sum equal to one half the amount paid the cierl
OF the District Court, aud such further sum y
shall be allowed him BY the meeting Of district
presidents provided Tor in section forty 1--WE, L
De paid ~ the end OF the year but in no cas-
shall his salary be more than one eigth create
than the salary Of said clerk, nor less than eft,
dollars, aud il 10 hereby made the duty OF the
Secretary OF said meeting to certify the amount
OF said further allowance to the County Judge
who shall issue county warrant in favor of the
County Superintendent Tor such sum.
5 SO. On the FIRST Monday Of April, A. d.,
1860, and trienially thereafter, there shall be
elected Superintendent OF Public Instruction.
who before entering upon his duties shall take
and subscribe the usual oath Of Office. which
shall De deposited with the Secretary Of State,
and shall hold his Office for three years. and
until his successor is elected and qualified
Tror'ded, that the board Of education NAV at
any time abolish the Office Of Superintendent
OF Public Instruction, and transfer all the du-
ties required by law of that Office to the secre-
tary Of the board of education.
81. An Office shall be provided for him ).
the seat Of government. 10 which he shall file
Oh papers. reports and public documents trans.
n'tted 70 him By the county superintendent 81
the several counties each year, separately. ma
hold the same in readiness 70 be exhibited i
The Governor, or 10 any committees Of eithsr
House OF the General Assembly, OF to the State
Board 81 Education. 1t any time when REQUIRED.
md shall heep fair record Of all matters -.
aiming 70 the business Of his Office.
3 %. The Superintendent Of Public Instruc-
aon shall be charged with the general superyi-
non Of all the county supsrinteadeats. ana iii !
he common schools Of the State, and he shnll |
ee that she school system u - early . nracei.
able carried fully into eject and out INFO MI. /
orm operation. With special view 10 theea |
enefai duties he shall, during each year Of m
erm. appoint some suitable tine and place. q
'hich he viii meet the several county superin.
endeats, Of which time and place be shall rive
ne and sufficient notice to each county sansr.
atendenf, and it j. hereby made the duty of
- several county superintendenss q atis.lI
aen meeting, the object Of which ehall be 8
ccumuIsts valuable facts reiativs 70 common
caoois. % compare views. discuss psinciplea,
no y general 20 listen 70 oil commuu.catioasI
Pc eaggsssions, and enter into Ill disrassiose /
s'suve 70 cOmpensatioDs and qualifications 81
'aehers. branches taught, methods or ins,rue.
On, ssxt books. district Libraries, appasstua
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| sd"heneu tHerein, as many Scholarships as there
are school districts therein, and one scholarship
shall be assigned to each district.
| So. 1t shall be the duty of the board Of
directors in each school district in such county.
| with the principal teachers in each school, some
time in the month of January next after the
passage of this act, to select the best scholar in
the district, not less than fifteen years OF age,
for ability, attanments, and capacity, for teach.
ing, for the scholarship of said district; and the
| board shall grant the scholar SO selected a Ger
| tificate OF scholarship.
80. Any scholar SO selected shall be edu
| Gated free Of charge in the High School Of the
County, and shall be entitled to receive from
the county treasury, at the end of each wear.
for q period not exceeding three wears f;ttv
dollars, upon his producing from the principal
professor of such High School. certificate that
he has been during the year faithful in his stu
dy, exemplary in his department, and that he
ranks in scholarship among the FIRST half Of h,s
class. Provided, that any such scholar NAV
receive bis education, with the consen, Of the
County Superintendent, at any other literary
institution established in this State, and receive
the same sum from the county treasury on bis
producing like certificate from the principal
professor of said institution.
s 81. Every person who shall have enioved
a scholarship in the manner provided in section
S6. shall teach in such common school in tbe
county as shall be assigned to him BY the Conn.
y superintendent. . term OF tune equal to that
Tor which ne shall have enjoyed such scholar.
ship and there shall be deducted from his
compensation fifty dollars each wear for ~
same term, and the money thus deducted shaII |
be paid into the county treasury; and in ease |
he shall refuse 60 to teach, if in competent |
health, he shall pay into the county treasury 4 |
the rate Of fifty dollars each year, for the time |
he shall refuse to teach. with interest from the
scholarship,-which may be recovered bY ne
Treasurer in an action at Law.
ss. When any scholarship shall become "
cant during the term for which ito scholar Va /
selected, or BY the sxpieatioa Of the tern. The
vacancy NAY be filed In the manner provided Il
IN section 50, for the original selection, and the
board OF directors Of the district where such /
vaeaaey occurs. shall take eli peceeaary mea- Il
,arss for dliiag sssh vacancy In the maansr
|hsssin provided.
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Eighth They may adopt rules of order not
inconsistent with the provisions of this act and
| the instructions OF the Superintendent of Public
Instruction for the government Of the district
meetings, and may alter and change the same
from time to time as occasion NAV require and
may prescribe the manner Of taking the sense
of the meeting upon any question: Procided,
however, he district board Of directors shall be
elected by ballot
s IL. II shall he the duty of the Seer, ,aries
OF the several school districts as now organized
to call a meeting Of the electors of their ,espec
tive districts the first Saturday after the first
Monday of May next, at the usual place Of hold
ing school meetings, for the purpose of q citing
one member of the district board of dire ctors,
notice of which meeting shall be given as now
reqired by law.
Sl2. The several sub-districts shall Annually
thereafter on Tie first Saturday after the second
Monday in MARCH,, hold meeting FOR the cleo
ton Of their member Of the district board of III.
rectors, five days notice OF which meeting shall
be given by the resident director, or il from any
cause there be 10 resident director by some
other electOr OF said sub-disrict posting !. writ
ten notice in three public places therein
ID. At all meetings of districts they
shall appoint President and Secretary who
shah act AS Judges of the election, and who
shall give a certificate Of election to the Girec-
tors elect
IA. Each member elect Of the district board
OF directors shall. within ten DAYS after his elec
ton, appear before some justice of the peace or
other officer qualified to administer oaths, and
take an oath to support the Constitution OF the |
United States aud that Of the State Of Iowa, and |
that he will faithfully discharge the duties of his
office, and in case Of failure to do go shall for
felt ten dsjlars, to be recovered against him for
the use Of the district.
is. The President, or in his absence the
Vice President, shall preside at all meetings OF
the board and OF the district, sign all orders on
The Treasurer for the payment Of money, and
shall draw all drafts on the county Treasurer
For money Apporiioned to HE district, and all
traits and orders drawn on the district Treasu.
'er - herein reqaired, shall specify the fund on
which they are drawn, and the use Tor which the
money 10 designed.
Is. The President shall appear in behalf Of
'is district in Ill suits brought by or against the
lsme, but when he 10 Individually party. this
lasy shall be performed BY the Woe Presidens
y SECRETARY. And In al cases where suiss nav
y Instituted By Or against any ofths school ID
ssA seaesaplassd o. created By tAie cot % q. ,
The daily Butte record. [volume] (Oroville [Calif.]) 1858-187?, 1858-06-17
Defy Competition!
PO s II e r S
- FOR -
THEATRICAL ENTERTAINMENTS,
CONCERTS and

NONCEftIO anu
EXHIBITIONS
cor the very Largest .Sinc,)
ated at this establish ncnt at short notice. and a.
Inc LOWEST PRICES.
rfT- wc are preparod with an extra qnality o.
type ,ri other materdi pee cuiariy ada HE'D TO the
ktintng OF
Pfogrammes,
Bills or Fare,
way-BtlIs,
Circulars,
Ball Tickets,
Visiting Cards,
bill Heads,
Checks.
Blanks.
ETC., etc
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1'iERB ARE THOUSANDS in thisstate suffering
l. for want OF Scientific medical treatment, and
you Tear 10 apply 10 Physician. because they have
been deceived, or their friends have been by some
OF me dharatans VIII infcst the community, aud who
publish themselves as good physicians. professors,
ETC. To all such we unh0sitatlngy recommend Dr. J
G. Young. as Physician in whom all oan place con
hdcnce. He Is a man OF eminent and profound
study, good surgeon, m honorable man. and one
who can sympashise with persons In aflction His
standing as Physician and eentIemao are both
guaranteed-the first by his medical works which
are an tcr TO their author, and the extensive and
highly successful course OF practice with which he
has been honored since his advent in California, and
the latter by his numerous patrons ana large circle Of
aequaintances.
ID HMEMBER-That Or J. c. Young's Office for
~ the treatment e Private Diseases IL nj the cor.
ner OF Montgomery and California sts. San Francisco
RENEMBER-That Dr. Young wants no patients
but those fully capable Of approaching aud distin-
gushing the services Of a regular, thorough bTeI
rhysic an, from the paliry unlearned and uifing
quack.
REMEMBER-Thai Or Young Is the only regular
bred physician advertising TO diseases OF impru
dence
REMEMBER-That Dr Young's remedies and
treatment are entirely unknown To all others pre-
pared from life spent in the grei Hospitals Of Eu
rope, and the nrsi IN this country, from pure chem
eals im ported
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Butte Record.
PUBLISHED pAI.r (sUNDAYs EXCEPTED

bmce on Bird street, between Myers md
HuntoOn SITS.
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The New York Weekly GOLDEN PRTZEi one
Imperial Quarto containing eight pages, forty col.
umns, OF entertaining original matter, aud elegantly
illustrated every week,
gin worth from 80 cents TO $4,000 90 in gold, will
be presented 20 each subscriber Immediately on re-.
ceipt OF the subscription money.
One copy for ono year. 81 90 and | gin.
One copy for two years. 3 90 and , gins.
one copy for three years 10 and gifts.
une copy for five yenrs 90 and gifts.
AND TO CLUBS
Three copies one year. s. 90 and gifts
Five copies ono yrar. 10 and gins.
Ten copies ono year IL 90 and 10 Gins.
Twenty copies one year. 30 90 aud ~ CUTS.
The articles to be distributed arc comprised In tho
following list:
Packages of gold, containing. ....s5oO 90 each
~ do do do =. 100 90 each
10 patent lever hun,'g cns'd watches slo0 90 ench
~ gold watches...... ..........Io OO each
90 do do .:........ .....60 90 each
ZU 40 40 ...... .'..'....... 90 w ehch
800 ladies' gold watches. es..............3 IS 90 each
200 silver hunting cased ~atchcs. 30 90 each
500 silver watches -. $50 To % 90 each
1000 gold guard, vest fob chains 10 10 30 90 each
Gold lockcts bracelets brooches, ear drops, breas
pins, cuff pins. sleeve buttons, shirt studs, watch
keys cold and silver ,hinDies and variety Of other
articles, worth from 20 cents to 40 each.
Immediately on receipt OF the subscription money,
the subscribers nane will be entered upon our sub
SCRIP ton book opsoss number, and tho gin COT
responding with TINT nitnbor viii be- fOrw afded with
In week. to the subscriber, by mail or express,
post paid. All communications should be addressed
10 BECKETT n co,
~ and 10 Morat building 335 Baoadway, New York
s.'Specimens complete tent free. Agents wanted.
ny yiain-isI
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Cancer Cured without thu
Knife!

Mark This IL lhe Dr. Davis who performed so
qiany Wonderful cures ut his Office T07 Broadway,
Few York.
Notice 10 the Ola Country People.
Dr. Davis trenlp nil cases The same as he did la
MADAM sTEPHfiNS' HOSPITAL. In Dublin.
Office hours, from "a. ~. toll NJ.
OFflCE-No. 10 L. street between Second and
Third. Feb 3d--tf
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BIANKSs

Every description Of Blanks executed on the short.
hao,ioe. with nnrivallei taste and neatness
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UNITED STATES OFFICERS.

[ss''deot ...................,.. RrcH.xA~.
Vice President. John G. Breckenridge
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| tmadar seniineI, Jackson;
Messenger, La Porte;
Herald, Crescent City;
Democrat, Mariposa;
sentinel, Santa Cruz;
Chronicle, Yreks,
Ei Clnmor Publico, LOb
Angeles;
Herald, BenIcia;
Courier, Columbia;
sentinel, jackson. q. T.:
STANDARD, Portland, o r.;
Argus, oregon Ciiy,O. r.;
Messenger,C Corvallis O r.;
rihics, Portland. q. T.
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Notice.
iTs WHICH HAVE

"A Ac CUNTS WHICH HAVE
as sth A., ASai"st the Universal Restaurant sine
lrs@nta ti,, =, nareh' will b9 promptly settled on
JOSEPH ILLlGICH,
''O''is, Mag y, lsjs A' 81 81 "'''aursn, ~ NJ,
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CAL BIN EFT.
STATE OFFICERS.

CNiTkD STATES SENATOR'S.
Nv foderick.. .......,.. ..wm Gwin
U.S. REPRESENTATIVES,.
."Aektbben..... .Chas. Scott
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DErTTsYRy -rykra EXTRACTED IN rss 81 - -
~ without ne siShtess pain ny ne. ~ 1890 ~ -
only. Reference given required -. -. 80
DR.. q. DuRKIN, ~ Csssi ssress he- : -.
ITO prNrrsrs--A pyC1DED AND RARk ~ ~ ~. y.
lef, 70 engage Ia psrnershp The Ccscn Is
be rfeilted ~
49,. ~ ~ -,ep, soi rroure n it5 Atlantic stree WON
iyn oslysea Henfy aud Clinton s-re~N
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DAWNBROKERS sALS-W n. L9WI5 WILL SELL.
this day, ATS Chatham street up stairs. large assert
mont of gold and silver watches gold chsus esrIns pts
J. b. ID SIMPSON.
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NDW AID 6cHENCK. ApCTIoNEER SALE OF THK
y valuable and costly collection Of ane oil paintings Of Vim.
B Chxuncey Esq-E Ii. SCdEElK viii sell Ut auction
this Gay. Thursday 10Th II A. M at heir saiesroom No s.
Nassau street the above besutifu cellrc
Of tie meet paintings offered public Gale This
sy and contains valuable originals by the following eee
s!eury. Slayer Ns:mS!h VIM ksOSss Bentley Allan.
G. Jansen. Muro oiorgiene Breemburgh 0hisola. Van
hp d. 40 Also several Original portraits Of dis'insh
day 2etb inst and until DAY sale In offering the
frierds that they strictly private ooec
ton and that they need only be 10 be appreciated
CUGENE b. FRANKLIN AUCTIONgER-BY KIP
IL llsG COOPER a CO -sslesroom 20 yortlsnd street =
VIII cell Friday April 80 at I0x O'Clock at l6 Greene
street general assortment of househod furniture consist
Ing of paror. chamber and Kitchen furniture, &C. &c
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INDwARD II LUDLOW. AUCTIoaEER. -
II HANDSOME HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUG


+. II. LUDLOW co VII SET Al auctIon thls day THUS
day Apr; 30 at 1913 O'Clock at No All Fourth street. be
tween bowery and Secoud avenue
Handsome Household Furriture-The entire furniture
tanned said house. consisting In OF rosewood ma
hogan psrlor and bedroom suits In crimson damssk and
hair cloth sofas obsirs tables marble quaretie tables
Jier g'ssses gill chandeliers pier table &C
&C.. mahogany bedroom furniture Sofas chairs, tables
vsshssnds French bedsteAcs &C. &c feather beds, mat
bolsters pillows. brsckes Brussels carpet oil
ard mating &c together with assortment Of kitchen
turpiiure with witch the sale will commence
The furniture be the day previous to The sale by
permit from the auconeers Catalogues at the Office No IA
srpet
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CoNsTABLEs sALE-JAMEs CUSHING, AUCTION
rIsnrsiayS 4, ci. O'Clock A. M, a aa West rvcniy
street near Eighth avenue the conenfs OF tsors sh1p
copss M coats pants vests yece goods hviits &C.
Sale terms cash 4. CUSHING, Constable.
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nASIEL S. HoyeH. AucTIoExER, =.


Large OF the elegant wood satin weod oak and
mahogany furniture, ornamenss csrpets ocoths kc con
tanned The large five story private residence Cinos
place Eighth street, between Broadway aad University
place, fbursdeyt April ~ sttef M preciseiy
o. al deposits required Of all purchasers Goods must
removed immediately. The following Is only partial dc
soripuon Of the goods contained tn the house. viz
In the basement tapestry csrpes oak extension table
china dinner cutlery,
glassware silver ps ed tea ses forks spoons So
together with ali the kitchen utensils ging the house.
The parors furnished with velvet carpets three
alive carved paror suits In satin brocsde solid
WOOD AIDE and pier tables corner and wall eegsre'
nj. and maute gaefea manel Ornamental agures
CLASSICAL groups rich embroidered lace window curtsns
French plate pier and oval glasses easy reception add
embeu chairs merCi0us on paintings gas dxures
ross library and bookcases elegant sood
seven octave piano per keys and fruit ladies' work tables
cabinet together with sn infinite variety Of works OF
art and decorations, too numerous 70 mention.
In the chambers superbly carved rosewood bedseais
bureaus and commoee wartrobes psyche glasses couch
cottage chars side dressing tables mattresses
spring beds feather beds holsters and pillows curtains
Tire hyper stories furnished with nne mshogsny single
and double beds,sds, and the corresponding furniture to
Also two very superior suits Of richly enameled beJoo
trnlure Also Pliuptons mahogany secretary bed.
s,esds. Catalogues to be had at the house only.
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5IHAs n. sPICER. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NOTICE.
ChSdMEkE sHAW1S AND sCARrS

Chs6MEkE sHAWIS AND sCARfs
HAGFRTy& co will sell on Saturday, May at twelve
O'Clock AS Broadway large invoice CT freshly imported
csnes bar shaws scarfs and msntles compr sing llo
s1uare shavls and wide borders In scarlet rhe
ard superb While centre cane hair Ions sha az
n, usntes scarfs la scarlet white aud black
phee goods end have never been shown IN
This Ihey sold Dor account OF the importer and
are warranted perfect In every respect Each shawl or
scarf be sold singy TO accommodate parties wishing 20
aeett FOR their sale poeye every lo The GAIA
Iceue viii be sold HE goods viii be ready for examination
tie morning Of sale
~ NJ LEVY, AuCIIoSFER 70 WILLIAM STREET.
~. Elegant ladies' and chdrens under garments nj aus
non g. LEVY win se this day, nj u O'Clock Isl
Broadway all The goods contained In said store previous TO
removal