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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
The VERY lkTES


The Gold ceF1taeate Forgery.
EEw YoRK, August l6.-The Com
sseTei0L says:
The market is calmer to-day thea ex-
peeted until is is known what amount of
certificates Is out There will doubtless
be great caution in lending to all bu,
firms in best standing. If it were
knoEn the figures reached the largest
20 sible figures, two and half millions,
tnere would be severe contraction for il.
ard there would be heavy losses aud
failures somewhere. The probable ex-
tent of the issue will not be known till
it is ascertained If anything can be OBJ
iained from Ketchum 4 Co., in compe q
sstion.
1t is underatood that Ketchum has
said he would be able to par so cents on
the dollar on his liabilities We are not
aware that they are supposed TO include
the liabilities Of Edward Ketchum' 3
fOrgeriea
We have heard Of some cases Of sell
ing of calls at Esrl's.
Il is rumored firm in stocks and gold
business has failed. 1t requires con-
fr1atiou.
The Post says:
The losses of Ketchum & Son, By alb
strsc'ion of bonds and OTHER securities, is
tzo or three milliona The name of the
6rm was only used once by young
Ketchum, and that on the day Of bis
q ght, when he obtained on check
$500, 1000 ~
The losses of Mr.. Graham win foot MP
over q million dollars. Brokers and
other persons sharing losses in sums
from $40, 900 to $50, 900.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17


INV Yozx. August 1s
COTfoN-Heavy aad declined o 425S 94Se fol
Middling
FLol Re bsttsr aud rather quiet; Q e596 u
or Extra stare, o096 0 for -upsr Wsstsrn
8 75t1T Is for common 10 medium Extra Western
eo4s Al cennnoB 60 good ipping Extra Rounc
Hoo Ohio; s 5o9IO % for Trade Brands
wHIsKf-Quiss; IVES err ~.
waEAT-Bu ed in buyers fzvor, with emily q
moderate business doing5 choice Amber Miehi-
gan 10
BYE Quiet.
BARLEY-Quiet and nominal st
CORE-0psn d hsaEy, but closed more steady
s5dssc for unsornc s79ssc for sound Mixed
Wss,srn ss1<9s9c 70, high Mixsd-
OATs-stsSdy es9s7e for Wssts-n.
RICE-Duii.
C0FFEt-Q met
sUGAR-Quiet.
MOLASsE~-Dull.
Petrol EUM-Stesdy.
WOOL-Dull.
PoLK-opened heavy and closed dali closing
at 80 co cash for nsE Mess
BAC0H-Duu-
LARD-steady & Is5<G24c.
MO6ET-Firn g. ~ct.Ee At per cent On call
loans
STERLING KxoHAEGE-Firmsr at CSC
AmERICAE ooLp-Firm; oper ing at142, de-
elining to l4l1 and closing 81 1929
G0FEEHMANT sIOCKS--LoweT.
ST0OKs-steAdy; IS Of 81, registered, 1904
6 Of 81, coupons, LOG; 7;Sos, SIS; ons Year
Certificates, e7s<.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

NEW YoRK, Aag. 16.-The steamer
Nevada brings Savannah dates to the
18th. @
Gen. Steedman has issued an order
providing, in tina absence of civil courts
IN localities where no agency of freed
men 10 established, that all questions
Of wages and debt between freedmen
and whites will be decided BY provost
marshals. Contracts between such par
ties shall DO adhered to, unless procured
by fraud. Provision 10 also made for
compensation for labor where negroes
have been driven away by their former
owners, after an engagement has been
made; also, where freedmen have been
maltreated and leaves his employment
Migrants and dssertera ars TO be arrest
ed and put to hard labor. Provost mar.
shals are to collect all money due freed
men and pay TO them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

The river ia stiIi fAIisg slowly,
Ths Wssthsr was quite plsesAnt all day ysstsr.
day-clsar.but damp.
Business on the whTfw~guits aetivs- Con
siderable freight was haadisd during the dsy.
An awkward blunder occurred IN yesterday
mernlnes d river Report. ~ tas trans position Of
two paragraphs, which made the W. II. Garter
take the place OF the Cuba Tennessee river
packet. II SD ould have read that the Phantom
wfii hsrsaftsr be thu regular Tuesday packet Cor
Tennessee river.
The Chairman ieft for Cairo yesterday evening.
with good trip Of freight and people; also, the
Sonora sfer &hes 0nmberfaDd river. with very
fair trip Of freight and people.
ssThs Faunie Brandlts and Jswssa both passed
down iats' In tue evening. ysstsrdAy, bound for
Mobile. Each bad . good trip 0f freight and
paaasngsrs.
Tho Rose Hito was at tbs wharf yesterday even
ing, with O coed trip III transferred her Hen
derson freight to the Sonora and returned TO
Louisyills from here. She did not go to Hsudsr-
son.
=rhs James gray had good trip TO Pond river
yesterday sysnfn G. @t -
The Morning Star is chs regular Louisville
paossf for to-day. Her acoomm odAtions are good
for both shippers and travellers, and her officers
are pleasant gentlemen. -
fThs Sam Or wis be ths wharf today. and
10 the regular Cairo packet. 1t will be found .
pleasure to all 10 travel on this.boat.
Thu Wild st. Patrick will be the regular packet
fof hisnpbis At II o, !. ek to-day. ,A n
The Memphis and Evansville packet Superior
will bs It the wharf to-day, and will leave for
Memphis TO morrow. This is 3 pleasant beat,
aud a. this 10 the end Of her line, Ahs will no
doubt bring great many orders for goods for our
merchants.
The propeller Hooaisr, with the barge Buckeye
came In late ysstsrdsy from the Wabash river
wish big load Of pork and corn
The &C Pafrick viii accept thanks for Memphis
papers Of tho i2th,
We clip thia from the Mamp 10 Argas 81 the
1athssa e. 81 ,aafsit zslna ff9itilu3 sas i5tH
Tfia Weather yesterday, up TO ins o'clock. was
orprss fveiy hot whta thiek clouds gathered IN
ths Northern skv, tccompahisd BY heavy Wild
w ich blew the dust long th'' wharf, msking q
trrrtble dust storm, 50 that for ten miput II
was fnsposs bic TO see twenty fst ahead. A bean
tiiui rfreshing shower soon follew ID, renderin Z
the state Of aIAire quite pleasant on the le &c.
- HusiBess vas very lair.
The river at this point 10 rising--ths bottom
part, we mean.
Thsrs Is fully w,nty Of Of water from Saint
Louis 40 New Orleans anywhe 8 In the Missis-
Ths white river Is high. bat falling. The Ar.
Kan ~ 81 hood hFig I ~ raissd Twelve feet &i
Little Rock lAAt Tuesday, and TWEEN y-two feet ai
Fort smith gen raj inundation must nSceasa-
ril result " the rise oontiuuss.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Appointments by shs r. e.ia.As.

WAsHNGrox, August I6.-The Preai-
dent made the following appointments:
Newton Edwards to be Governor and
Elk ofieio Superintendent of Indian az.
fare of Deeotah Territory, and Edward
Ryder, Superintendent of Iadisn affairs
for Northern Superintency Maj. Gen.
Curtis, General 81 Fl Sibley, d. A.
Reid, and Oran Guernsey, have been
appointed Commissioners to negotiate
under instructions of Secretary Of In
terror, q treaty or treaties with the sew
ersI tribes Of Sioux and Chenney4es.
The President has also appointed
Phineas j. Horpefz, Chief of Medicine
and Surgery of the y 8 Navy, to be
visitor of the Government hospitals for
the insane, and Robert Won Yolkeu-
bangh Of New York, to be Acting Com
missioner Of Indian Affairs during the
absence of Judge Cawley.
Samuel Pancoast has been appointed
Tax Commissioner for the District oil
Georgia Two senators of the. United
States, Benjamin Fitzpatrick, formerly
Of Alabama, has, among others just beer
pardoned by President johnson.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Mors RascaIHty.

NEW YoRK, Aug. l6-Peter r. Mum.
ford, who was reported to have failed on
Monday, was arrested to-day, charged
With having defrauded Greenland, Nor
ria Il Co, by means of worthless checks
for $27, 1000 on Mr.. Hayne's banking
house, given in payment on Saturday
for $4,000 in gold On presentation of
the certificate it was found there was no
funds. BE was committed to the tombs
in default Of $40, 900, to await examina-
ton tomorrow.
The failure Of Ketchum, Son & Co.,
has caused perfect rush Of stock spec
ulators from the watering places to the
city. Many Of them find themselves
heavy losers. Az eEaF1
An immense delegation of bankers
were here from New England, and that
section will suffer severely, al Ketchum,
Son & Co. held large amount of East
ern funds ,s
An examination of the doiugs Of
young Ketchum is being conducted By
the Board Of Brokers. .-.1 81.
Dabney, Morgan a. Co, hold 800, 900
of the forged certificates. = g.
A detective went to Boston, yesterday,
to search the steamer=Aaia for young
Ketchum, and viii probably procsed 10
Halifax, to catch him in case be vent
overland. Some people, however, think
he 10 concealed in the city.
A party Of thirty negroes passed
through this city, from the South,
en- route for Rhode Island, where homes
have bsen prepared for them.
The Express ssys-
This is the second party Of negroes
sent to Rhode Island at great expense.
The Posts special says:
Garrett Davis Is in Washington en-
deavoring to ses the President. for the
purpose Of making Representations
about military interference in Kentucky
elections.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

NV YoRK, Aug. ia special TO
the Commercial from Lea7enworth,
Kansas, says:
The Pacific Railroad bridge over the
mouth of the Kansas River, together
with the bridge over the Stranger River,
have been carried away by rise in
those streAma The read has recent
ly been examined b. commissioner
and accepted IS 9 6rst-class road, and
U. S. bonds demanded fer its consrue-
fioa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

Bosros, August Is The steamer
china. from Liverpool, while coming up
the hsrbor in thick fog this morning,
ran ashore near Fort Independence,
where she remains She lies easy and
will probably be got of at high water
this morning.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

Nsw YoRK, Aug. 16.-The President
Of the Traders and Importers National
Bank states chat that bank holds some
1885 900 of the alleged forged checks as
collateral security for loans, which
amount, he says, should IL prove an en-
tire loss, is covered by the recent sur
plus earninge.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
HAM nYKI. HAIR nYRl

.B@tehsIor'n Hair Dye Ia the best in the
known world. Ths only true and perfect Dye
Observation-Disclosures and Reliable-pro-
duess splendid Black or Natural BrOwa--rsns-
dies the IN sGsets Of bad Dyes, and frsQusntly
restores the original color Sold b. all Druggists.
TAs genuine Is signed, MA. BatehsiOr, 81 Bar
clay street, New York. ap25-sm
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
SPECIAL NOTICES
Wen To-Day. SICK To.Morrow.


Such u the sx srIenes Of thousands. Few en-.
Joy continuous health. Ts what does the coca
sionsI invalid attribute his uncertain condition
Not to himself, Of course. He lays the blame on
the climate, perhaps. It 10 too hot, or too cold,
or too damp, or too Dry, or too variable But
does be take the proper course 70 fortify his CON
stitution or bodily organs against the extreme
OF which hseomplAinsf No. Hs says, perhaps,
that only iron man could stand such great
beat, or such violent cold, such sudden vieissi-
tudss Why, thea, does be not :. ssrt to the gr st
Tonic and Preventive which, IL 1t will not m AXE
him On iron man, viii ct least quAdrupls the
capacity OF bis system to szpsl all external sgsn
ciss that tend 20 produces disease. HosTETTER's
OELEBRArED STOMACH BITTERs, taken
hlthfuliy according to the direc ions, will so
Strengthen the stomach. brace tbs nerves, tone
the liver. and regulate and invigorste the whols
animal maehinery, that the system. instead RI
being at the mercy Of the we thsr, and liable 90
be- prOstrated at sv ry change OF temperature,
wiabscoHis case hA rdsnsa, a. IL were. and almost
inpsrvious 90 climate influences. It 90 10 this
preventive principle that Hostettor's Bittsrs owe
their great popularity In ths West Indies. BrItlsh
America and Australia.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Crnelnsssl MARKETS.

CTEcIsxATI. Aug. 1s.
EL0rR-Unehsnged; not ruach done; extra
509s co; trade brands 75Gg9 %; family and
fancy Z5Gl0 90; Suporhns % and dull.
WHEAT-Firm for prime old, bat nsw is dali
and hard to sell, ewing TO nfsrior quality.
C0RS-Searcs aid wanted at T0s. m
oATS-Yery dnif 81 3s9iOe; receipts sxessd the
demand
RYE-90c
wHIsKY--In better demand In ths afternoon,
and $50 bbls sold ct 10.
PEovISloEs-Dull; 300 bbgs eouatry Mess
Pork sold At % %, and So tierces Lard at 93c Ne
sale o. Bsscn or Bulk Meats; prizes nomiaAi.
GOLD--I401<9llI
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Mortherners Emlrrnt,n~ sou,h,

MEMBERS, N. c., Aug. IL Northern
emigration has already set in. People
are arriving BY thousands from all quar-
ters.
The health of GeWbern and the rest
of the State was never better. In point
Of health, North Carolina has Always
been the second State in the Union,
which she 10 destined to keep.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

STEUBExyILLE, O, August 10 The
great iron bridge over the Ohio river at
this place, connecting the Steubenville
and VirEinia Railroads With the Shore
Line to Pittsburg, win be ready for
trains to pasa over it On the 6rst Of Sep
TENDER next
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

PoRrLASD, Ne, Aug 16.-The safe
Of Stephen Pstten, of this city, was
broken open BY burglars last night and
robbed of $25 900 in money and bonds.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
n q aqa

r #4AtE#
~~ ron MoRE THAN TWENTY YEARS
MATHEWS VENETIAN HAIR DYE has stood
the test Of trial, and 10 constantly increasing in
public favor. GaaQ E.
TIE We. ETHAN HAIR DYE is the best and
cheapest made. Its price is only 75e, and each
bosfie contains double the quantity Of Dye in
those usu ally sod fer 81.
THIS HAIR DYE Ii manufactured by peer
liar process, which renders It infinitely super
to any dye In ths market. Being eomplets In
bottle. NO preparation Is required. which grsas
simplihsa the application
IN USING THIS DYE yOu sEOid that rusty
dead appearance By which dyed hair aud whiskers
are 70 sadily recognised, when an inferior Grti-
le has been used. - Il produces perfectly natu-
al color Of any shade that is DESIRED from q rich
brown to Istty, lustrous black, that Will not
smut, erCch or stain the clothing. Invest Tse
and yoa viii be COW Inced. sold by all Drug
gists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Al. MATHEWS, Manufacturer.
-DEMAs BARNES a CO.. New York, Whole.
~
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17


A Clergyman, while residing in South America
90 missionary, adiscoveFed safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness, Early
Decay, Diseases Of she Urinary and Seminal Or
gAns. and the whoIsrtrain Of disorders brought en-
by baneful and vicious habits. Great numbers
have ibesn already cured BY this noble remedy
Prompted BY > desire 70 benefit the afaictsd and
unfortunate. will send the recipe for preparing
end using this medicine. IN scaled envelopes, to
any one who nerds At, Free eT Charge.
Please enclose q postpaid enyslops, addressed
10 yourself Address,
ass EG8 JOSEPH T. LHMAN,
Iy27. 6m. Station d. Bible House, n. Y. City.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Rirsr andWaathsr.

PITTssURG, August 16.-Rivsr four
feet six inches and falling.
Weather cloudy and warm.
CNcHSAT1, August l6.-River has
fallen eleven inches; twelve feet Hater
in the channel. 1
Weather cloudy; tAsEmonstsr so.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
HON " INTERESTS.

To PHrsIoiANs-H you wish to purchase pure
Drugs, Medicines, and Chemicals OF sEpAll ad-
vance on Eastern pricsa, 20 and examine KELAER
q wHIrH,s stock, where you viii and eveEg sr,i.
clio that 20 needed by the prOfsasisn and prices
which cannot ni 70 give aAtisfactioa. Their
Rtovn 10 a No. - Main street. may4dAwn
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
APPLICATION NOTICE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVES THAT TIE
IN undersigned will make application 70 the
Beard Of County COmmissssneFs Of V4nderbuTgh
county at the September term, for q re- ewal Of
my license o sell intoxicating liquors IN guam
and 10 known as the EN- Tree Aloon, ia the City
HotsSS in the city Of Evansville, Int
Pm JARVIS.
Evansville, August 1th, 1865 augI2-3ww
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
Ta Gtaamhaat Rsn.

We hope steamboat zer viii bear in
mind that the Journal Company is pre-
pared TO do ail kinds of steamhoAt
printing, ruling and binding in manner
seldom eqaalled and never surpassed
Leave your orders gentlemss, and We
guarantee satisfactionF ~@
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17
TE AS.

< HALF.CHRsTs Z. u. TEA; ! half-eheat ia
~ pan TEA. IN sxtra nne article for family uss,
uat received. a-a
iysI eR. Q. RUsTON 90.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

r ssso TOBACCO: eT
4A Pounds, Bright = Ounces.
"a Tuness.
"a Twist. Bright, 1ss.
. sweet ounces 10 saoiiaf 4yI
"A Brisht,2Os. e1em Z
bright . $ caddaes. b8me 2
aHsdiula a = osadiss. s5 g .au al-1
DARK . 3 caddiss. laiss aiA grofef
"A Panoaks, E5FiKht, - s.
.en Brlsht 10 3 IN caddiss. p
DaEk no 5 tn 4 addiss.L ssi Ia ae
Navy, Pounds. r7att
spun Roll. ga. .. f.lta
FsfId's Cable Roll. .s. .-r
Efdorade. -....
Rough and Ready. .r 3
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17


mB- The Superior 10 o larga Arut class passenger
steamer being provided With every modsrn sad
desirable convenience. and has wide, roomy
guards-slds and AfE-ior the accommodation Of
stock.
Particular attention paid to all way business.
Freight snd passage 70 and from all pofnfa &C
regu ar Ia ket rat gHaFa
The Superior makes close connections at Mem.
phis with Vcksburg. Now orleana aud Arkansas
and White River packet Freight and pa@sen-
gsra scs' pied through.
Returning, makes clio . ecnnections With the
Illinois CsHIr-l a. q. at Cairo, and with the n a
O n. and Louisville packets At Eyansvills. Us
Louisville, Evanss tAis, PasiueAh ana
Cairo. M
REGULAR WEEKLY PACKET.
Ntt 80 - ~ ~
m Light Draught sids.whesl Steamer
sa TACONX.
Gus. MEYERS, Master --.....CHAs. HARRIsoNp Clerk
WIN run during the low water In the
above trade, connecting at Cai-o with the Train,
and New Orieans and ~. Louis boats, and NJ
Louisville With the Cincinnati mall boats.
S~- Freight recsiptsd through 70 New Orleans
or way pnintR. ffN & a1 " A'Nf
Fer frei. ht or passage apply on hoard Or 20 q
Jys HALL RUDD. Agents. .
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

W. J. LOWRY, President. is..a ',is7'i
sAML ORR, Vice President "a
snai sAM'L BAYARD, Cashier.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-08-17

Boots. SHOES. HATS. SO.
, 1865-06-27
TRANSLATION.
OF THE
COL ONIAL COU Gill
FOR ST. CROIX.
o ST. CROIX.

w E~DNEsDAY E14TH JUNE 1865 at II o'clock
forenoon the Colonial Council held their LIST
meeting at Governmenthouse according to the
summons Of the Government co%nformably with
the Colonial Law of the 9th November 1868.
The LIST member for Christiansted's country
district (Christmas) opened the meeting in
the capacity of Senior Chairman and requested
the 2nd member for Frederiksted's town GA
ber) to act for the time being as Secretary.
The members took their seats according to
lot, whereupou the examination of the patents
of election were examined, and found to be all
in due form.
The Senior-C Chairman called the names of the
members and informed the Council, that the 1st
member for Frederiksted's town-district (Sa-
rauw) and the 4th member for the a district
had reported their absence on account of sick
ness.
, 1865-06-27
+ From the 81. Thomas Times, Jnme 2l.J

The United States war-steamer MoA0n-
go, (double-ender) 10 guns, Captain Nj
cholsen, arrived here on Monday last from
New York where she left on the 9Th in
slant. The late papers on board were
sent to the United States Consul here, to
whom we are indebted for the loan of
same. We give elsewhere the leading
paragraphs of the news. An immense
meeting had been held in New York in
honor of the arrival there of General
Grant, Lady and suite. Public banquets
had also been given, and in every instance
speeches embracing the leading topics of
the country, made. But General Grant
, 1865-06-27

the law, His Excellency the Governor stated,
that two proceedings might be applied in that
respect, viz
l. To obtain a judgments from the courts against
the party to fulfill his obligations subject to q
fine, or
2. To have such a member expelled from the
Council.
The 1st member for Christiansted's town-dis-
trict (Heilbuth) proposed, that the End member
for ChriStiansted'S town-district (PontavIcel
be expelled from the Council.
On the application of the Chairman the end
member for FrederikSted's town district (Faber)
declared his willingness to attend to the Office
OF Secretary, until the said question at issue be
decided.
The following documents were distributed
/. Draft of the Rules for conducting the bust
ness of the Council.
2. Draft of the Budget for the financial year
from LIST April 1865 to 3Ist March 1866, to-
gether with accompanying 3 vouchers
2 Draft of an ordinance concerning personal
addition to the salary of the 2ud Govern
ment 5 Secretary, now in office.
b. Draft Of an ordinance concerning a pension
to j. Muller, former Secretary to the Bur-
CHER Council.
c. Draft Of a Money-Bill for expenses under
the Budget.
The Chairman stated, that he had received a
letter, from His Excellency the Governor with
the following drafts of ordinances, viz:
/. dated 23rd August 1864 containing additions
to the ordinance goth January 1S49 concern
ing the landed proprietors and the laborers
in st. Croix.
2. dated 23rd August 1864 containing altera-
tons in the ord. 9th June 1862 concerning
the establishment of an Immigration fund in
st. Croix.
8. dated 9th December 1864 concerning the
reporting of births and deaths as we'll as the
interment of still-born children in the Dan
ish w. |. Islands.
Finally the Chairman fixed the next meeting
of the Council for Wednesday the 2lst inst, II
O'Clock, and the order of the day as follows
/. The proposal of the 1st member for Chris
tiansted's town district (Heilbuth) in conse-
quence of member Pontavice's declining to
accept the appointment as Secretary.
2. Draft of the Rules for Business.
3. Draft of the Budget with the 3 vouchers
connected Herewith.
4. The appointment of members to sundry COM
missions according to S. 63, Ga of the law:
a. The Hospital Commission, { hristiansted.
b. The Hospital Commission, Frederiksted.
c. st. Croix Rural School Commissions.
d. The School Commission, Christiansted.
e. The School Commission, Frederiksted.
f. st. Croix Prison Commission.
g. The Quarantine Commission, Christian.
sted.
h. The Quarantine Commission, Frederik-
sted.
j.. Election Committee, Christiansted,
k. Election Committee, Frederiksted.
The meeting adjourned at 1 o'clock.
, 1865-06-27

= At the reading of the minutes at the follow
ing meeting the Governor observed, that he had
not referred to a Judgment from the Courts (when
making use of the term ''Magistrate''), but to a
decree from the administrative Authority.
, 1865-06-27

: We'd Protokollens Oplasning i Diet n@ste
Mode bem@rkede Gouverneuren, at han like
havde sigtet til en- Henvendelse til Domstolene
Eved Ordet "Magistrate''), men til Over0vrig-
heden.