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CocksFiehting in Trenton.

In one of the last weeks letters Of the
Trenton correspondent OF the Paterson
Guardian, We 6ud the folloSing state
mept:-
An Englisaman has been in town for
the last ten days, with lot Of English
game cocks, challenging all comers.
Now there is nc Il Der from II onter-
don Couuty by the name of ScIomp, 3
rough ycoman who is uotoriously neel.
gent on the subject of clean shirt collars
and such opportunities. Mr. Scbompi>
sn old man with sleepy appearance.
and one little likely to get walked up M
less punched at by such sharp sticks as the
Enxlisbmsu u-ed in the way of band yinc
words and couteuptcous expressions to-
ward ell Jersey roostets and the laue
ducks of the New Jersey Legislature.
Schomp had some words with the
Johnny Ball. and at last accepted III.
banter, aud started hos up to Hunter
don after g lot of roosters, HhIcb duly ar
rived aud we're pitted against the Eng
lishmsns fowls. Schoo,p for the intro
ductory tilt, selected rooster named
"Peddy," which be asserted was of al
Iri,h game.fowl breed, and fitting the
Raffs on its legs, snnouuced his tird as
ready. The pit wss declared open, aud
Schon,p's rooster at the very frrt blow
sent the gaff, (Which is sharp steel pee
die or spur fastened to the foot Of the
fowl) entirely through the head of the
Yorkshire biped. john, Boil was as
tonished aud attributed the result to an
accidental tlow from Schomp's rooster,
which be affirmed was not hy any means
o tcieutiEc fighter; but rather an ignorant
lsrnyard specimen OF iu's and feathers.
Another OF the Imported fowls was brought
oot by the foreigner. Snd be too fell at
the Grst blow fro@ SebonPs roo-ter =
Bets low ran high on the Yankee pro
Suction, whilst the EnSiisLnan looked
.omepbat surprised aud ehOpfalleD; but
presi>ied in bringing on another fancy
chicken Of stiil more pugiiistic appear
auce. Two or three digs sent bin ai-o
upon bis spinc, whereupou the lluutcr-
don county rooster jumped upon the hack
o! the PROSTATE Epglish cock last over
come and crowded thrice as boldly "a,
did bis ancestor in the lays Of yore, fap
ping bis wings in an exultant style amid
the cheers for Huuterdon and jcers foT
the Imported fosls. TIE Ens!ishuian
disappeared ami has not since been seer
in the vicinity, whilst Schoap and III
rooster have at once became famous a.
moug the faucy Of our Legislature, and
the most popular individual in the bar
rooms of Trenton.
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A Gond Appointment.

The President has appointed Hon
Robert NJ Palmer. Of Schuylkill county,
(now speaker of the State Senate, Minis
ter to the Republic OF Ecuador. Thi-
Office is now held by Mr.. Buck aiew, OF
Columbia county, who va. himself Spea-
ker OF the Senate under the Democratic
regime. Mr.. Palmer. being in delicate
caltb, the probability is that he will at
once resign his position iD the Senate,
aud enter upon the mission to which be
has been sppointei b the President, and
which he is SO admirably qualified to fill
With honor to himself and to the country.
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OF AGENTS WANTED to sellthe Erie Sew
ing Machine. We will give a commission
or pay wages at from'S25 TO $50 per month,
and expenses paid. The ERIE is new ma
chine, and very simple in its construction
A diploma was awarded cur Machine by the
Industrial Association OF Farmers g. Mechan-
les, held at ChambersbuTc, Pa. at its exhibl-
ticn in 1860. over the Grover & Baker, and
Boudoir Machines. 1t is equal to any ma
chine in use. and the price is but fifteen dol
lars. Address Il. JAMES, General Agent
E S. II. Co. Milan, OHIO.
March ID, l6GI.-6m.
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New York Markets.
WEDNESDAY, March 27, 1851.

WEDNESDAY, March II, 1861.
FLOUR AND NEAL Wheat -four
the sales are -, 200 bbis.. at S5 20aS5
% for Supcrfne State and Western Rye
-four at So 30oS4 05. Corn Meal at 81
80 for Jersey, aud 81 20 for Brand J vine
Buckwheat -four is steady at 81 50aS75
per 100 IL.
Wheat;th sales are II, 900
bush. Chicago Spring at 81 20aSl 24; s..
400 bush. North Western Club at 81 27
Rye at 63a65c. Oats at 3laa34!c for
Western and Canadian, and 35a353c for
State. Corn; the sales are 10000 bush.
at Csc for new Mixed Western at the
railroad depot.
PROVISIONS-Pork sales of go
bbls. at SIC 2l4 for Mess; SIP 50aSl2
So for Prime Cut Meats; sales of $40
tbl.. at 6aG4o sas9c for Haus. Cheese
at a ase. for Ohio, and Gal DC. for State.
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Necessary Rules.

By THE BARD OF THE EAsToN HALL OF FASHION
Every man who makes Preiensions
To good sense, will find some rules
Needful for HIM on life's voyage,
Other than are taught in schools.
The great old time philosopher.
Who the verld the lesson tanght,
That even lightning from the clouds,
For mans comfort be taught,
Saw The exPediency. Of forming
For his intercourse with man:
And to insure moral progress,
In his early life some plan.
Order, temperance, silence, justice,
Industry, frugalty,
Charity and resolution,
Cleanliness. humility,
Each, coaspiculously with others,
In his list Of virtues shone;
Aud BY him were practiced daily,
G'li his heart, familiar grown
With their precep,s, founn it easy
In the pilgrimage Of life,
Toavod the "shoals and qucksands."
With which overy path isrfe,.
Those who follow out the project
OF Ben. Franklin, surely will
Find themselves more competent
Lies stern duties to fulfill.
To woman s eye, no sights more pleasing
Than that of man, wearing the while;
Virtues stamp upon his features:
And Gecked too in clothes, made bp Pyle
pF The handsomest assortment Of Read
Made Clothing and piece goods ever seen j
Easton is now on exhibition, at Pyle's Grea
Easton Hall Of Fashion, opposite the Easto
Bank.
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Fever and Ague! Chill Fever!! Dumb
Ague!i!

Ague.!!
1t is 90; a very difficult thing to break
the acue-that is, fer time TO scatter il
over the system, with Quinine, Arsenic.
or similar poisons. But vegetable med
iciue which not only breaks the fits, but
eradicates it from the syetem. is rene.
dy worth having. Such is II HUMPHREYS U
HOMEOPATHIC AGUE PILLS.
harmless sugar pill; it cures tie disease;
breaks up the fts; aud eradcatcs it from
the syster; and even prevents it where
dersons have been exposed. Children. in.
Fants, su3 the most feeble, may take il
With iUpunity. The most inreterate ca
ses are radically cured By it.
Price, Sc sents Per box.
n. B-A full set of Humphreys Homeo-
pathic Specifics, with Book of Directions, and
twenty diiiereui Remedies, in large vials, no
rocco case, So; do. in plain case, 81; case
of fifteen boxes, and book, So.
These Remedies, by the single box or case
are sent by mail or express free OF charge
to any address, IN receipt of the price. Ad
dress DIR. T. HUMPHREYs' & Co,
No. 562 Broadway, New-York
Sold by Hollinshead & Derrick
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The regular army Of the Southern Cou-
federacy will consist of eleven regiments,
containing eleven thousand men con man
ded by four brigadier generals; end the
navy will have four commanders, four
captains, and ELK hundred marines.
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The late Hoo. George w Scranton
Member OF Congress from PeBHsY Ylvania
was q native of Connecticut, whence be
euisrated to Warren Co, NeE Jersey
and engaged in the manufacture Of iron
Subsequently he removed TO Pvunsyly Iva
MA, aud founded 10 LuZctue County the
6ourishiug town ~hich bears bis name.
He was heavily engaged in the iron bu-i
ness. aud also was largely interested 10
coal operation. in The Lack &anns coal
Geld. When tbe Delaware, L4ckawnOa
and Western Railroad was projected. be
took very active part 10 pushing it for
ward to coon pletion. snd vas one Of III
leading Directors. Sach vas bis pOpu-
l.ri;y at home that (altbough a Re
publican) in the year 1883, he was elect
ed to Congress from the Lazerue district
which bad alUays tefofe been reliable
for 5000 De u ocratic ~ ajority. In 1850
he was reelected In Congress, Mr.. Scran-
ton was szealons advocate Of the interests
Of PeunsyIsania, and bis political course
gave general satisfaction 10 hi- constita.
euu. lie vas genial aud social mann
ers, aud was erera;y liked da al who
knew hin. His funorsl will tske place
at Scrsnton, on Thursday ct 2 O'Clock.
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CAUTION.

The undersigned having loaned during
her pleasure, to Charles Esans of Stroud
township, Heller, Bed snd Bedding,
Bureau, l Close cupboard, / stove and
cooking utensils, dozen chairs, and other
house hold furniture. The public are
hereby cautioned against mcddling With
the said property.
CATHARINE TRANSUE.
Smitbfeld, Feb. "a, 1861 -3t*
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M&Es REED.

On Thursday March 2lst, BY the Rev
] K Davis. at the residence Of the brides
father, Mr. Alfred Albert, and Miss Ss
rah 3 daus hter of Henry Oser6eld Esq
both of Middle S Suith6eld, Monroe Coun.
ty Pa.
In Stroudsburg. on the 2Ist Of March
by the Rev. S. S. Kline, Mr. Charles i
Kistler. and Miss Elisabeth Woodling
both of TanDerssille Monroe Co. Pa.
Married at the Luthern ParsoBsgt
Hamilton March l5. by Rev Henry Sci
fert. Mr.. Steward Berger. Of Carbon coun
ty, Pa, end Miss Hannah Fenner, oi
Monroe county, Pa.
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The Moraviau Seminary at Bcthlehe N
commenced its 10th scholastic year Oh the
let inst. There are now under charge Of
th institution 26l fem ale pupils, being
254 from 22 States Of the American u
mon, and seven from foreign countries.
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The circulation Of the New York Tri-
bune is now in the aggregate some $780,
Davs Of Appea!.

Notice is hereby givoD, that the Ap-
peals from tho assessments made for 1861
for the several townships IN the county oil
Monroe. will be held at the Com mission
sioners Ofice, on Tuesday, the 9th day
of April next, at 10 o'rioek A. M.
Borough of Stroudsburg, Barrett town
ship, Coolbaugh. Chesnnthill. Eldred
Hamilton. Jackson. Middle Smithf-ld
Price. Paradise. Pocono, Polk, Ross
Stroud, Smith6eld, Toby yhanna, Tunk-
hammock.
At which time and place the Commits
soners of said county will attend for the
purpose of hearing ali persons who n az
feel themselves aggrieved by reason oi
their assessment for 1861.
JOHN D FRAILEY, !
PETER KUNKEL. : Com'rs.
CHARLES PRICE,
March 2l, 1861.
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SALE,

virtue of writ Of ven. ex. de terrs,
to me directed. issued out of the
Court Of Common Pleas Of Monroe coun.
ty, will expose to sale at public vendue
on
Saturday, the 3Oh day Of March,
inst, at two o'clock in the afternoon, at
the public bouse of Jacob Knecbt, in the
Borough of Stroudsburg, the following
described real estate, to wit:
A certain tract or piece of land, with the
apPurtenanees, situate in Hamilton town.
ship, Monroe county, adjoining lands Of
Casper Metzgar, Joseph Fellenser, W alter
Barry and others, containing
II3 ACRES,
more or less, about Eighty acres cleared,
about twelve acres meadow. The i'm
proveUents are one two story
BRICK HOUSE, ia ca
about % BY 80 feet, one StoneL-=s=z-
wash house about Ia by l6 feet, two Log
houses weather boarded, one of thcm
bout 8 by 80 feet, and the other one a.
bout 2 By Ia feet. one frame barn about
35 by SO feet. one frame wagon and butch
er house about 20 by % feet, one two sto-
ry Log house about 20 by "a feet, one
frame stable about IA by l6 feet, one
spring house, Corn crib, and lot Of fruit
trees, several springs of water on the
premises; also, lime kiln, and a valuable
lime stone quarry.
Also, g lot or piece of land With
the appurtenances, situate in the Borough
of Stroudsburg, Monroe County, on the
West side OF Centre street. adjoining lands
Of Jeremiah Williams and others, con
tanning in front on said street, about fifty
feet, and iD depth about ninety feet
The Improvements arc one twos story
-
==ss..==H Frame EEOuse,
about 20 by "a feet. and one frame shop
about l6 BY Is feet
Seized aud taken in execution as the
property of Jocob Dennis, and to be sold
by me for cash.
JAMES N. DURLING. Sheriff.
Sheriff's Office, StrOudsburg,
March 7, 1861.
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CAUTION.

The undersigned having loaned during his
pleasure, to Charles Henry. (coloredl of
Stroud township, two-horse lumber Wa
ron. The public are hereby cautioned "a
gainst meddling or interfering with the same.
WM. r. CRESS.
Stroud tsp. March Z, 1861.
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The Commissioners of the County of Mon
roe desire to borrow the sum of Five thous-
and dollars. for which they will issue bonds,
payable in two years or at such time is may
be agreed upon, for sums not less than 100
dollars, tearisg interest at the rate OF six
per cent, in pursuance of the Act of Assem-
bly,, approved the 18th day of February A ID.
1861, which authorizes the said Commission
ers to make such loan for the purpose of
paying the Indebtedness of the County; and
to pledge the faith of the said County for the
payment of the same.
The money is wanted by the first day OF
April next. The Interest will be paid annu-
ally.
JOHN d. FRAILEY,
PETER KUNKEL, Com rs.
CHARLES PRICE,
Commissioners Office,
Strordsburg, March z, 1861.
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THE GREAT ENGLISH REMED Y.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female pills.

PROTECTED


PROTECTED LETTERS
BY ROYAL SlCzfat-.s-a ..;;ssl9 PATENT.
Prepared from prescription Of SIR j. Clorke,
III. D. Physician Extraordinary to The
Queen.
THIS well known medicine is imposition but a
sure and safe remedy for Female Dficullies and
DISTINCTIONS, from auy whatever: and although
powerful remedy 1t contains nothing huriful to the
tuition. married ladies il is peculiarly suited
It will. short time, bring the monthly period
with regularity.
In ali cases Of Nervous and Spinal Affections, pain il
The back and nts fatigue Slight exerlon papita-
ton Of the heart ysercs and hites, these Pills will
effect when all other means have fuled and al
though powerful remedy, not con .ain iron cao-
mel, antmoRy anything huftfel to the constitution
Fun directions in the pamphetaiound each package
which should be carefully preserved.
For fJll particulars, get pamphlet, free, of the
agent.
N.B.-Sl 90 and postage stamps enclosed 10 any
authorized Agent, viii insure botte, containg so pills
by return NAL. For sale IN StrOudsburg, by
Juiv 81. leo -ly. ]. n. DURLING. Agent
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Teachers Association.

Teachers Association.
The School Teachers Of Monroe County
are hereby notified that our next County As
socia,ion will be held in the Court House, on
Saturday, March 18th, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
Those Teachers who have never attended an
Association should not fail TO be present next
time as subject of great Importance to them
will be discussed.
teacher who Intentionally absents him
self from n association where he might learn
something useful, is not worthy of the name
he bears. and does moi deserve good certfi-
cate. CIIAS. S. DETRICK.
March Z. 1861.
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Gxrftltor's y Notiee.
Estate Of WIN. Van Bushirk, late
Of Stroud townShin dec'd

OF CIFOuu IOWlIsuIp, u5C q.
Notice is hereby given, that Letters
documentary upon the Estate of William
Van Bu-kirk, late OF Stroud township,
deceased, have been granted to the under
signed By the Register of Monroe county,
in duo form of Law; therefore, all persons
indebted to said estated are requested to
make immediate payment, aud those hav
ing any just claims are also requested to
present them legally authenticated for
settlement. to.
JAS. VAN BUSKIRK, Stroud tsp.
CHARLES HENRY, Henryvills,
October / i, l660.-6t. Executors.
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Ayers Cherry peCtoral,

Coughs, Colds, Ta(iucuEa, SioRTseoaSs,
Group, bronchitis. EG,Si is$$nt Con-
sum mption. osaG for tsss EeiieE
OF stIiPsiVe GatfeHts
ia advanced Stages
of tEe Disease.
This is remedy universally knoHn TO surpass any
other for the Of throat ard lung cuIs ant s, L
is useless here publish tie eIee OF its vniue- Its
unrvaed excellence for coughs and colds aiL - tHy
wonderful OF pulmonary disease, have niaie It
known throughout tie civilized nations OF tEe ear;n
Few are the communities or even families. anonr IT,
who have not personal expeTieute of It's effects
living trophy in their midst of its 1ictory over TIE
subtle dangeros disorders os the throst ana iCn<F
As all know the dreadful fatality Of these disorders, ad
they know, the effects Of this remedy need
do more than them that las al the NiT-
tues that it did have when making the o have
won so strongly upon the cohiidCnce Of mankind.
Prepared by Dr. ]. c. AVER & co. Lowell, Mass.
Sold in Stroudsburg By Holinsbead &
Detrick
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LAWS or U7ISCONSIN.



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c.,ll,.g ms ..rrrl.,, Y,,d .1.,II bn,d ~ :, II.
Tor tw0 wears and ,u,,i 81. s,,cc,.snr !.
elected aud rraltti-3 +, a,.L cn,,,t,. -,
tLe St,,te nav,t'.r over +iC,, ,,,,,s.,,t I,,I..I
Il4ufs accnr,tiu,1t ,,rac..,I,,.,, c.,,.
the county board Of >,,,,,.-,.I.nr. nav j .,,,
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inteucrt.i. m ann. year d,.,ar,,,,n hv r.stIu-
f;ou a., remain ~ Ior... ,,,,4I -..co,-lad tl,,
Two county s1I,4rint.n,4a,,fs sbaI h.. chose.
for such county ami .,,d h,ard ~ s,ii,e.-i
.,r. .i,.,Il ,t.,r-.,,,,, t.,.I, .I,a c,,,,,, ,,.
Two districts. 70 be called, respectively, su-
FerIntendeHt district number one, and super
Iutcndcut district number two. While sand
resolution snail remain unresclnded, each
such district snail elect county superIuteu-
dent Tor such district. to be called county ou-
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[ uj!jshed 4prI -, 1861
CftAl TER I75.


CftA Lb 10.
IN ACT 70 amend chapter - of the Revised
Statutes, entitled of railroads.
The De3DL, of the .Cfqte ot IlIs,o,,s; ,.,,,...,t
al ~ t5e Sauttg 4t,I lese,,5f, ~ l..,.t =
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not SIC" c"'hp"'t 7Iati nave power 20 cause
c''''f'H9",'oh 20 1e '''''de t"eFri'f j" The man
"e' t'''''S' y Law ~ 'ht C''hTtrF OF SHc'
o'H'P"uy' i"' t"G appropriation ol lands TOR
|,-"1 - WY A'~ 7" '"e s4"e manner a7 II
'''' 9'1i "''b ~ "o' "ee" constructed upon
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9Eo. :. my person owning or interested
IA ''Ht ilU uI'" "lG' Ihe track 81 any. ran
'o"t S"'''i "'fe ''e" C.'UStF4c5ei' or "h'cl
Nh"n nave oeen appropriated by any railroad
~ F'1""E company "i'H'"' compensation
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Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07
Published Anril Is, 1861.
CHAPTER 1876

An ACT 70 amend chapter 209 Of the Cen
eTal Laws Of 1860, entitled an act provI-
ding t,r grand and petit Jurors IN Tins
STATE" and :" amend sections 3, 3 aud 3
Of chapter lI5. Revised Statutes, entitled
e Of grand and petit jurors
The peopI- Of tue .Stat- Of Wisconsin. repre-
sented N Sea4te and Assenjly d. enact as
To!.ou8
Section l. Section two Of chapter two hun
dred and nine. Of the General Laws of $50.
entitled Z" an net providing for grand and pei!.
Jurors n thls State and TO amend sections
tree, eight and thirteen, Of chapter one hun
dred and eighteen. OF Revised Statutes. en-
titled Of grand and petit jurors, j. hereby
amended By Inserting the words greater or
before the word less" in line thirteen add
TO the end OF said section two, the words, nor
more than thIrty-slx."
SEC. This act shall take effect aud be
IL force from and after Us passage.
AMASA COBB,
Speaker of the Assembly.
BUTLER @. NOBLE.
President of the Senate
Approved. April 10. 1861.
ALEX. W. RANDALL.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1861-05-07

not ABOVE enumerated, and not herein enu-
mtrBted among the duties of the count, -,
perntendeut of schools
Section Ill. The board of education of o,,
Incorporated city In this S ate may. on -, H..
iore the htteenth day of August. in ar,- ,,oo-
eieCt' oy order or resolution. that sucb o,t,
eiAii' ior the next ensuing year be exen6r
I'oui me provisions OF this act, except in the
matter OF making reports to the c,,..,,. 60
periatendent of the county N yh,oL .,I -
city IS situated, and within ten davs thereaf-
Ter, cause copy of such order or resolution
10 be hIed with the clerk of the board ~ COM
y supervisors, IN and for such conntv in
"hich case the duties of the county suneri,-
tenueuL OF schools, for that county. shall not
uufIhS that year, extend into such citv ev
Ccpt lOF me purpose OF receiylnD rannrt.
theretrom, and the electors of sucb ;,, |, III
i"'G 10 Foice IA electng county superln-
tendent, II one be elected In such cnnntv
that year, nor shall the member or members
.. Tic county BOARD OF supervisors, from such
city, have any voice in Determining, or rr,-
NIdlhS l"r lhe compensa ion of the county
superintendent, nor n any other matter rela
ting to such officer, nor snail any tav lay,n3
uhder tie provisions Of this act for that wear.
be levied upon such city, or any part thereof
IN All cases where an Incorporated citv shall
not elect a provided In this section The In
ties OF supervising aud inspecting school.
ahH examining and certifying to the ouaIili-
cations Of teachers in and for such cjtT. shall
deV"IYe upon the county superintendent ey
ciUs'veIy. any act or par. Of an set Of this
state I" the contrary notwithstanding,
Section - The board If supervisors Of
each county shall, when thew levy the carnrv
school tax for each year, add thereto and an
portion among the towns cities and vIl.3.ra.
IN such county, an amouut sufficient 10 nav
ihe compensation OF the county superinfpn-
dent OF schools IN and for such counfv and
all necessary expenses Of printing for the use
Of schools in such county for that vcqr. which
amount Shall be levied and collccted in cash
as part of he county school ta,. for such
county, and shall be paid over to the county
treasurer OF such county, with the county tax.
10y the several town, city and village treasur-
erS; Pfovae3, That no part Of said amount
shall be apportloned to or levied upon anv
Incorporated city, whose board Of education
shall have elected Is provided for in the Iasl
proceeding section
Section - All acts and parts Of acts in
consistent with the provisions Of this act, are
hereby repealed.
Section : The act shall take eff~ct md
be IN force from aud after It's passage and
publication.
ANASA COBB.
speaker of the Assembly.
BUTLER @. NOBLE,
Pres dent OF the Senate
Approved. April g. 1-6l
ALEX. v. RANDALL