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The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
Constitutional Amendment Passed
the Rouse Slavery Forever Abol.
ishod

Constitutional Amendment Passe,
the Rouse Slavery Forever Abol
ished
ln the House. or Tuesday, the vote b,
which the constitutional amendment wa,
rejected was rcconsidered-ll2 agains
81.
Ibe question was then stated on the
adoption OF the constitutional amendment
ana The vote resulted yeas 1l9, nays St
The vote is as follows:
feas: Allison. Ames, Anderson, Arm.
OLD, Ashley, Bailey, Baldwin mich, J
Baldwin Mass. Baxter. Beaman. Blain,
Blow, Boutwell,, Boyd. Brandaye, Broom.
all. Brown (West va.) Ambrose w.
Clark, Free man Clark, Cobb, Coffrotb,
CoIfsx, Cole, DAVIS (Md.,) Davis IN. VI
Dawes, Deeming, Dixon, ,Donpelly .Dtiycs.
Dument. Ecklev, Elliott. English, Farms.
worth, Frank, Ganson, Garfield, Goocb.
Grinnei, Griswold. Hale, Herrck, Highly,
Hooper, Holchkss, Hubbard, Hubbard
(Ccnn. Hurlbu:t, Hu,chins, Ingersoll,
jerks. Julian, kasson, Kelley, Kellogg
IN. Y. King, Knox, Liulejobn, Loan,
Longacre, Marvin, Mcbride, McCIurg,
Mclndee, Miller Of New York, Moorbead,
Morrell, Norris OF New York, A. Myres,
l.. Myres, Nelson, Norton. Odel, O'Neil,
OF Pa, ,Orth. Patterson. Pickham. Pike,
Price, Rsdford. Randall. Of Ky, Rice Of
Mass. Rice Of Me-, Rollins OF N. H., Rol.
Iins OF Mo-. Schenck. Scofeld, Shannon,
Sloan, Smith, Smithers, SpaIding, Starr,
Steele, N. Y, Stevens, Thomas, Tracy,
Upsou, Sen, V,ldubeiry. Washburne,
Webster. Whaley, Wheeler. Williams,
Weller, Wilson, Windham, Woodbridge,
WorthiDgr on, Yeomans.
Nays: j. G. Allen, w. J. Allen. Brooks,
Brown OF Wisconsin, Chandler, Clay, Cox,
Gravens, Dawson. Dempson. Edir, Ed :
gerton, Eldredge. Fintk, Gridley, Jall,
Hastings, Harrington, Harris OF Mary.
land. Harris of Illinois, Holman, johnson,
Of Pennsylvania, johnson OF Ohio, Kalb
flesh, Herman, Knapp, Law, Long. Nal.
lorv. Miller OF Pennsylvania, Morris Of
Ohio, Morrison, Noble, O'Neil, OF Ohio,
Pendlelon, Perry, Pruyd, Randolph, Rob
isson, Ross, Scott, Steele, OF New Jarscy
Stiles, Strouse, Stuart. Townsend, Wade.
warth, Ward, G. A. White, G. ]. White,
Winfield. Ben Wood, F. Wood.
Absentees. or those not voting were,
Messers. Lazcar, LcBlonde, Morcia, Nc.
Donnell. Mckinney, Middleton, Rogers
aud Voorhees,.
So the constitutional amendment, was
adopted. Applause followed the an
nouucement.
The House, by vote l2l against "a
amid confusion adjourned.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

The following circular from the Pro.
vost Marshal General has been received
by District Provost Marshals. 1t will be
seen that this assignment m axes the quota
Of the Nineteenth Dis,ric, .3l6:
"WAR DEPARTMENT, J
PRovosT MARSHAL GENL's OFFICE,
WAsHINaroN. d. c., Jan. "a, 1868.
"Colonel james A. Wilcox, Acting As.
sistanl Provost Marshal General, Co.
lumbus, Ohio:
"The quota OF the State Of Ohio, under
the call OF the President for 800 600 men
dated December 10, 1864, is 26,O27.-
This is the number required under the
call, after taking into account all the cred
its to which the State is entitled, by es,i-
mating the number OF years service fur
nished by one, two and three years. men
The quota of the First District is 7l5:
Second. l,428; Third, I,6O2: Fourth, |, ;.
627; Fifth. 339; Sixth, ,3O5: Seventh,
i,735; Eight. 1868: Ninth. ,886; Tenth
1907; Eleventh, 1871; Twelfth, l,473;
Thirteenth, 1923; Fourteenth, I,I38;
Fifteenth, lao; Sixteenth, 1908; Sew.
euteenth. l,048; Eighteenth. l 1886; Nine
teenth, l,3l6."
sin this estimate the Provost Marshal
General has taken ir.to account all credits
to which lie several districts are entitled
on accouu, Of men raised up to December
3lst, 1864, including the excess under
the former calls. In order to eaualixe
this credl', you will multiply The quota OF
the district by lhree,th reducing il from
a three years to a one years basis; 70
the prodnct add the excess OF one years
service, aud then distribute The sum 10 the
several sub districts. in proportion to the
number enrolled in each. This gros.
number OF years. service required from
each sub district is increased By the ex
cess. From this number deduct the ex
cess which the sub district has actually
i furnished, and the remainder is the actu
, al number of years service required
, which, divided by three. gives the ac,ua
number OF men from each sub district
T under the call"
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

The Herdld's Washington special says
The War Department at Washington ba,
been notified Of the arrival Of the Rebe
Congressman, A. S. Foote, within the
lines OF Sberidan's army, al Wincbeste,
Va.
The Richm ond Erominir says that al
the blockade runners in Cape Fear R,vel
escaped 10 sea before the fall OF Fol
Fisher.
The news Of the copture Of Savannah
although expected, produced a great ex
element in England. The FederrI se'
curi'ies greatly improved, while the Con,
iedera,e loan Tell about per cent. The
advices OF the failure at Wilmington
caused, however n reaction.
The Heroid's Fort Fisher correspond.
ent says The total casualties in General
Terry's army. in the fight at Fort Fishe,
were 69l, OF these | | officers and ninety.
seven men were killed. SO officers and
472 men were wounded and % me miss
ing.
Gen. Sherman, in whose command is
now embraced the Department of the
South, has issued an order for the regu.
la;ion OF trade in those portions Of the
Sts'es OF Georgia. Son,h Carolina and
Florida within The Union lines. All com
merce with foreign nations is for the pres.
ent interdicted. Trnde stores under mil.
itary protection, are TO be opened at va
| rious places 10 which the inhabitants can
bring in their produce aud receive in ex
change such supplies of food and clothing
as they may need. All sales OF cotton
are to be made to the United States Treas.
ury agents. Gen. Gesry has beeL re.
lieved from the military governorsbip oil
Savannah, and has been succeeded by
Gen. Cuvier Grover. The city council
adopted resolutions complimentary to
Gen Geery's administration.
We have brief but authentic accounts
Of a movement bv the rebel iron clad feet
on the James. Five vessels came down
the river on the 931, foa,ed over the
distinctions sunk by General Grant for
the protection OF our navy, and engaged
the land batteries in the neighborhood oI
City Point. One Of the iron clads got
aground, and was abandoned and blown
up. Two others were so heavily pep.
pered by our batteries that they quickly
gave up the fight, ran back up the river,
and We're ingloriourly followed by their
consorts.
The Richmond Dispatch ofthe a7ih say.
that Jeff. Davis has appointed Lee Com
manCer in-cbief
| Senator Wade's bill providing for retail.
iation upon Robel officers in our hands, for
the treatment received by our prisoners a,
tho South, has passed the Senate.
A dispatch announces the return Of Mr..
Blair from Richmond.
Maj Gen. Butler was welcomed home by
his neighbors in Lowell on Saturday night.
He made brief speech. in which he gave a
hasty account of his career since 1862 and
gave his views npon tho condition of I'll,
war nnd its probable duration. He Is o
tho opinion that the ouly peace to be had
Is that enforced by victory.
| Renewed reports about the intontiOn OF
the Fronch Government to recognize tho
rebel cOntodoracy are generally disbeliev cd
Tho London Times in an editorial sets forth
the reason why tho South, even il it abol.
ishes Slavery. has no right to expect a REQ
ogniton by England
New York, Jan, 2l.-Gold 2O21, and af
tor call 2O3a.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

DELAWARE SENATOR The Hon. Will
lard Salisbury has been re. elected to the
United States Senate by the Legislature OF
Della ware FOR six years, from the 4th oi
March, 1865. He is a pretty good match
for Davis OF Kentucky, and trims his sails
ss close to treason - circumstances will al.
low.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

COUGHS AND CoLDs.-ThOse WHO are 50 T.
foripg from Coughs. Colds. Hoarseness
Sore Throat. &c, should try Bro,cn's Bron
chat Troches, simple remedy which has
relieved thousands, aud which is in almost
every caso effectual.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

~ THE PooR MANS FRIEND-wby be.
cause at tr'f'ng expense he can be rERMA-
NENTLr CURED of Catarrh by the use of DR..
D. II. SoeIye's Liquid Catarrh Remedy
Ordinary cases cured by one bottle--nevsr
known over three bottles to be required In
the most obstinate cases.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
Probate Notice.

Probate Notice.
THE following accounts have been filed
Il in the Probate Court of Geauga Coun-
ty, Ohio. for settlement, viz:
FINAL ACCOUNTS.
Adm'r of Estate of Joseph A. Ely. decd.
Samuel Griffith, 4"
Ex'r " d" John Tilley,
PARTIAL ACCOUNTS.
Ex'r of A." Erastus Preston,
Laura Turner,
Adm'r a" Richard l.. Sitor, "
do bonis non Charles G. Paine
Said accounts will stand for hearing in
said Court, at the Probate Office in Char
don. on the 25th day Of February. A. D.
1865, at ten o'clock. A. NJ, until which time
all persons interested may except.
M. G. CANFIELD, Probate Judge.
Chardon, Fob. 3, 1885 7SG.-3w.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

PATIENCE and cheerfulness adorn the
ruins of fortunes as ivy docs those of cas-
ties end temples.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
ROAD NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that petition will
~ he presented to the Con Nissinnars of ;eau.
ga County at their mcc'ing to he held in March
next, asking that Committee he appointed to
lay out road in the township Of Montvills be-
ginning at the north least corner OF james Std
ley's land, running south on Sidleys' line to in.
ersect the Leggett road at the school house.
Montvills, Feb. Sd, 1865. 7s6w4<
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03

The very tears shed by humanity to-day.
may be 10 the golden clouds and rainbows
OF tomorrow. ..f .r.
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
WASHINGTON BALL!

T OST-On the 18th inst, between Ch,rdon
IL ard Burton, an Open-faced Silver Watch.
with Gold Neckchaiu & LOcket. Any one
returning the same at this Office o. L. ]. Ran.
dal.s Store, will be suitably rewarded.
A. y. REXFOkD.
Chardon, ian. slst, 1868. TS6w
The Jeffersonian Democrat. [volume] (Chardon, Ohio) 1854-1865, 1865-02-03
Assignment of District Quotas by the
Provost Marshal General.

The following circular from the Pro.
vost Marshal General has been received
by District Provost Marshals. 1t will be
seen that this assignment m axes the quota
OF the Ninetee District 1916:
, 1865-08-31

The following letter vas rcccIyed on Monday, but
was unavoidab}y crowded out Of yesterdays issue:
The journal and the Stants Zeltun.-
Letter from mF. BrcntuuO.
Editors Tribune:
The 6facts Zettan9 seems to have recently incur,
rcd the dtp!casnre md rath Of the Chicago Epez-
tnthc 1oes1 columns Of The Zestsa1. Somebody has
ted tex da, ths esss % et ta 'Ge seb un% ;nta ast It,
to OBSTINATE he Sfans. zsIf'a'o as Sstg;a
ard yesterday pretended to know That nj. Hestni;,
cutasJ eritbets were heape, was the author Of the
ttsaraCe alt1ets On the Joiunal. Now want tosay
,hat an the responsible editor Of TIE staats Zestg,
appssr d i ss aa saa 2s sat lie Il he
JaWnat against come Of orr German feilew etixens
e}Iclsed sone perhaps etalp comments o. the SNdfs
Zfiiuao. mention fret Tie bitter and bloody pei.
secutiou of the Jotus1af against He4rg aiehrtng,
esn Thoee sa1osn % Nosa me to- ~
nnoccnde o W va ests5iI9ed to he satissstIo1 of L.
sseFboa ths In it. on on
whoever eEe~as not willing 10 eonrtct Iii. Aehtng
of murder. further tall attention to the Eysten
attic. couttn191s and u9tass attsca Of tie :1gG1fa
Works, two Of thc most re*pts.ed German titazenB
OF Chicago. This course must necessarily provoke
comments md did ptoTuEe lhem But tney were
no "eayspe atiacke." The Stunts Zeifu1y did not,
10 my knoW}edge cali The. .}daedl ''stupd aair
OF nlack the peEsou Of my Of Its editors Or my
gentleman connected With he concern. The saa's
Ze;fm9 complained Of the bitter arimostsy as1lnst
Germans which Appeared To be ii tho bottom q the
r&tncks OF tho Jotd5Hk aud ii tho Journal had Il.
ken the pains TO get The articles o5 the Stats I'd
sta.7 sr7nslAted Il wonh hare found that The ]an-
guscc which the ia.ter n9pcE used IN ts comments
uron the conrze OF the Journal wonid be more ap
rErrriate for any drawing noom, th6n the language
WITCH the Journal not Tery seldom ueea asalnet
some of lis Contemporaries, The SaG.f zds.19
iktic LARCENY" and, In connectiol With the
unp evoked ATTACKS on the Board d fnb-
lie Works In Saturdays Journal, made syen
come sarcastic remarks, reminding Peter Shimp,
areport Of The p1occcdngs Of tho Eoa1d q kdgea.
lion copied from the ThHrNk, al thai related 70
The introduction of the German language N mo
rublic Schools.
Tbs Sxoats letting considers tt9 coGrsc MWays
open to public criticism, and Claims the ttght 70
citicika the course Of any Other paper. bni fean
Ing ar as poeaible from making personal a1tae2a
| upon the cdiiots OF conductors Of such papers.
Mr. Heeing viii undoubtedly outive The attscks
] ofthe 3eta1a1 ~ well Is win Mr.. Gtnte!e ma ~.
Letz- l. BRES1Aao'
, 1865-08-31
Card from SupcrV1sor Jameson.

Card from Supervisor Jameson.
Editors Tribune. .
The ch1tge having BEEN made In so,ne Of he city
Pspets that I'm counetted, a. attorney and STOCK
holder with the Illinois md Indiana Turnpike Com
following ttstenent: ny name wss inherited In the
charter Of that company without my knowledge Of
copscnt. nerer have scted With The company, i'd
taken 10 stock IN It. have no intescss whssever In It
y ms knoNledse, and At the frat meeting Of the
direetols conia hear Of resigned my position AZ
haze ncEgr been The attorney Of either party In any
Of the s41ts iu law Or equity, growing ont OF the
ntopoeed turnpike. 4 5on VIII insert his cnrtec-
lion you ntn mueh oblige
ehfrarr mn % +sHE -
, 1865-08-31
LOCAL MATTERS,

Or. ID. 1Ayne'a Alternative Ia q Stand
ard Mcdtetne-a compound Of those articles which
long GPe1ense has proven to possess the ruost safs
and ehiCaent aeTalve and dcpbstFrcut properties.
and containing no concealed posons, no merruriA
Or othes n1eta1lic preparations. Having before Us
he t o. teasa9ds q persons who hase
commended to the afflicted with entire confidence
u tne belief that 1t will euectuay eradicate from
nc human sSttem the diseases for whose cure It Is
foH pun1rsB0 TIE B1oou, tho Alteratiye will
9e !onna 70 pe most elective medicine; ActinY
81 1 If Runes Ae Ne oo d "a "a
BODY, removing every particle Of disease from 'Aa
,, Te9 ssaorg1 e, in au +. tesu; whether usse,se
yo4Hfss Gaas's. Saos1iaga, ESuptoas T,naors. de-,
the Alternative has been found pre-emYncntlJ s1c-
cessful By is action on the blood, It destroys tie
FoR SKIN p1sEAsEs, the Immediate csuse Of
which YIN nearly always be fonnd to be obstIuc-
led state Of the pores, JAMES ALTEnA11rE Is .
certain remedy. It not only rcnaores the obstinate
state 81 the pores, hut II fees the blood md pss-
sR,sStion ron ~ Impurities I'd sToss particle
'<fSf'' - '' y ~ auSfaii a. sSG1aI eat.wsss-1twy
Free Exhibition of over Two Uun-
dted Partaiau, Cuban. Chinese, etc., views, can
Be Inspected without shasse thsough 81, tgS Sa r.
y c!ark street opposite Court House,
The Western Educational College,
connected with the School Of Trade, contains now
six classce, and prepares boys for the commercial
s eaas in9uife It ia Il LIZ ssaeasap stleeh
aus9k8.97s
Diarrhca and Dysentery.-Dr. stzick-
niszshRa and Uysentcry. Fticc 50 cents. Sold by
Druggists everywhere. au2lktT.tm
crn.npton'a sIrasVbcrry. Ralsam L.
certain remedy for DIat9hea. Dyscntety, and
Flnx. DunS1IAa { VAH ScuAck, Wholesale
Agcnts. 1e Lake street, Chicago.
iyGt5e8r33ft-Iu aA1u
Came1ta Balm and Hloom of the
For eale everywhere.
aul9h2z6ah I'll sAIU
The Ilifnofs school of Trade, !.
ns ss5e 3 bee mee as ony s. ss
nesa men. Life scIolarrhip fM. For drrutars In
qul.n at W. Lake Atrce,. auss99 kBs9e-;s
Try Dr. D1ckne1l,a. syrup. 1t Cures
Dssentcryx pia1Thea, Cholera Mofbuat Pain or
Cramp + stomach OF Bowels. II contains no OPT
pasta f IL sRH RSfflna agsn aet sale ' all
tu13a3m-TU I'll "a
The &ufcst and best remedy for DIar-
rhea, Dysene5y, Crapp iu Stomach OF Bowels, &C.,
Is Head<Tsent tarmsnattor, compound Of Black
and Il mid In il action The success which most
invariably sltends js use. jDsurrs II friends IL every
casc. Sold b Smith 4 Duser, Chicago.
r,,3n, Rnrsen, snmey n,,1n s,,. CSm.
sebenne s fs fjsni. soIa BY 1ii al biaussi.!s: a
u Randolph street. Wholesale Agent.
Rul-gas3-1mo-Tu I'll "a
, 1865-08-31

:: 'e Bo0fd Of Trade.
The following ode was written tmpromptu yes
tc1aay hJ 1seT- #. ). Blanchard, Of Ohio;
H9 sfSs Pt,f r!tn ssngtgssa sg5.s05s
Proud monuueHts tlat st2nd sublime,
Amid the crumhatng WASTES OF time
StHd tatft7 TGora ee4n the aEes ttIo'.
70 wake ssFta's slrnbe1tng mind an.w,
n worth srtpasa What Ercets our eyes,
RSnsath FL shess sler.ous Western ske,.
nlsBolvinE mist tasbasteu night,
TiHontnE Tho natnus IN thtir ptidt,
ThJ empire, earh, he stIss4 sea,
Great ally Of tho MaFe and neg:
In sculpture, xft, unsfsalled, efand,
55s5e eosss tlis 81 IL i taieefs ofps.de.
= HsSas Sisa tssoss @ sas ssa aas.ass saaAsso ocar;
IL e,sses sss e S ensssse a. sk.es ssteaa ssssa
Mssls Shs ssS ss sas!ss 5saIsa1 .SS sa9s sSssa
IT, E,ssd grzf ana nniiE ssisa ST. onxna
No place u Eenerons htarts shall md
Nna hir6:soaied dIss sIsas Ell IL county elsss;
Xna aesith "a fa1se. si1i' I'D serssns Tune EfoS,
fs iSssfs sssa ssas 1ss Ssss ;s ss% Ss:
istron ofkaowledse. IcaIninxs nj,
Rear her proud slsnriufss, column. tower.
dts'fe spa!s Il s2Ha sT q Pn1ma P1na
Ita cha1ns unloose, fctterS unhlud,
And tame il sptcndos fall, divine;
The grn1al mind IT. xtog share
ia f ins piona s':sye aty q 1na NJ.
With commerce, art, learning h1est, .
Hers rise In glory Unsurpassed.
The natioa'a Light, whilc time shall last.
, 1865-08-31
Correspondence.
HYDE PAHE HoUsh, |
TuexdaY Evening, Aug, %, lHtN,

Tuesday Evening, Aug. ~, leb5.
Earl Fotnee, Esq:
We, the underztgpsd. cannot depart from you Ibis
evening. without expressing u you our most stn-
oc1c thankn Tot the apendid musical entertainment
which 5ou have 70 generously given to us and to
orr lady friends, md re detlrc at the samc time to
signify to you our admiration Of your great gcnuat
which has Souehsafed to rs an artistic enjoymeu,
ever 10 be remembered BY rs with the greatest
pleasure and gratitude Permit NJ to beg Of You TO
lnvor our tel1ow-ciuzens soon With an opportunity
I'LL a, whseh We have been 40 fortunate to realize
ply With our Esqneat md gifs 4 yonr earliest con-
foars, ve1y respectfully.
Geo, ". snox. Wv; Kimba1l,
pr. b. D. j. Smith, H.I niggin:,
y. F. Coolbaueh, Norman Perkins
Jerry Nottingham, D.. j. A. Kenn1cott,
Hart l. ttesaar, Chns Hitchcock,
Luther Haven, G. s. 1ngraham,
S. 7. harrington, ~ =. Oven,
y. D. Ktmbark, Il. II. Blair,
6. II. starkweaihc1, .Chss Schwartz
Jmet McKIndleJ, :. and IuAny othera.
HYDE PARE HOUSE,, Aug. 9th, 1865.
OF yonf 1e'y Lind nd a.ttersng co5muntcation.
Some thrte moMhs aso came 70 Chicago to -
ctlye treatment for an Affection OF the thsoatr under
would psy your city the compliment % say that no
where IN fhls country. "a ID ibe old cpnrtsy, not
even from Court physfcIans whose SERVICES have
employed, have feoetved such permanent relief
West. For this md the genial kindnesa Of Jou1
citizens, feel deeply grateful and as a token ol
such feeling, In anss to your wish, win ray that
yous entertainment BY complying With your request
On thc evening Of Monday, Sept. 4th, at Crosby's
beautiful ppe1a House, IN yauz city.
have the honor to remain. gentlemen,
Yours respectfully,
EhRf FNHxrA
, 1865-08-31

In thls elty. Aug. sotf. Of typhoid tsses. CATTLE
AINE, R!Ga at L. A. u:AhlDLIs, aged - yea,s.
Pstendg or the family respectfully invited 10
tcntthe funeral from her residence 2u North Carpe-
ter street Of Fourth this Thursday> afternoon,
At o'clock. --.--. .
tr nochester. y. T.. papers please copy.
IN thts etty the sota lust, MARGARET, wife at
funeral thit tThursday1 afternoon 1t sp. N, from
the rtz1tcnce, sM Chicago avenue.
IN ehts clty, the 9th Inst, EDITH p COZ. dsush-
ter OF Lewis snd Elizabeth H. Cox, aged ~ yeara.
Funeral nom Grace Church coruef Of Sale street
crd Chicago sycnne this {ihusdsyl sneinonn q p.
, 1865-08-31
BOARD OF EDUCATION,
Adjourned Mectfng-Elcctlon Of Tench-
cTs-Amendment OF Rules, etc.

crs-Amendlnent Of Rules, etc.
;,
;. A. ,a,or,no, ,0est,n, -, ,nc no,n, NJ r,,c,t,on
vae held yesterday afternoon at the rooms Of the
Boatd. ou LaSa1lo street. Tho President, C, N,
Holden, Esa., In ,hs ehai1.
The following named Inspectors wcfc present: :
Meserx. j. Bonfcld, l. BTcntapo, Il. Fclsen,hal ].
H. Foster, c. N. Holden. N. ". Lcasttt, II. p.
eteelo, a. ". 11nkham, ano u Maisn'
The Boafd proceeded to tue election Of Prtnct-
,sr,;on . ~; If n F3e,rr ~ w;.,sr T e. ~ at Nn.;ne IN m
fnIsa, '- ~
Mr. csrreu rates was elected a. Mathematical
Tearhes q TIC high School, -,-,~--".
e. * be model dasa Of de Not,nal Dcpartment IN
The high School.
Ct1tiacases we1e awarded to the following per-
louiea A. Ttendwen Miss Paulire Il. Reed and
Mis- d. Heiprichs,
Tho Committee ou Rules and Regulations re-
@ 81, W, 1ls md Id. which were accented hy
ths Board. ,.,.
enased sf appfoss 9 Of a sn;or Hssao sns ss
the nuuabI Ct musical Lessons to be EiTcn IN he
Grammar SCHOOL at thfsty-four aiso that Icseous
70 ,ecoua sa ape Sde IN t5af
it can be done without additional expense and with
ont further intes1erennc With the eon1ae OF
Iii lie nssc teacher In giving lie iucrcsse nun
ber Of lessons al IN annual eaafy Of 800 pef ye1r
ihe tcacheSss Min tne auprpbaibn Of he EupeIln.
teadenf to fr ne honrS fnr taktne such iessOns.
AdUpted.
IC4r,e<tof b. rntano bn the part Of the committee
on lie INTRODUCTION Of lie Germ1u iapyuacc into
orr pphiic Ethpola. reported 4. follows:
"lonf COMMITTEE instructed 10 york out phu
!or tho oouffe ol 1nsu ucuon oi Inc Gefao language
u cur pnhlc schooIa, peg leave 70 1rpof1 As i0!-
lows: Gtru1n tua3 De tans4t N fo1f Gfadea, Wa1ca
Hhy pc ioMea .! eSAotaIs ol Tue e!sa.h csaae. any,
80. - - 80. tssL foSsaSr 60 +. Ill
E1ae pupils viii BE- ipstrnetel n he alphabet and
Writing Of The sane Oh The efa{s., jfn tect.aucnd
,,.,,n IN 1-,dc nvniIs ,riSi .esS the Secnnd
E..rSsr # f;nT7n,n .h5 wTlte II r<rnr hnoIr mi
Translate orair ron tbe Lese Ftbel into. EnTish.
in r9sde G. minis trii1 rad ite Thlrd Keadef fEpto
, 1865-08-31

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On the 9Th tust. at St. Iohn's Church, By the Rev
Dr. shop assisted By the REV Jonas Gterne, the Her
r. l. CAltDAf aid II. CARKIK, dAuxhte7 of ". G
D1as. NJ D. us this city.
, 1865-08-31

brothers o'@'''' 49,
EEpwAnD. EIcw FREDERIC. THOMAS and ALFRED.
- aud segpEors nIherto ,mpessi6ls and isbaious,
esssysa h g. sfea1 astIss i II principal
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uons. noE q cea..ssnat!on: row q most eestattc
fSs Bfuns phesea OF 'h' exploits Of
,.Betsesa these .eassuen CHEF DGuyREs, the
& osh.s that haee
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81 Suh &
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oeII AI'FAlEAT. md That ne coasuanatc de1fenty
u1ejS q ~ KEAi pe1a. N' eH s'p''''' N'n0s' en
aes ksa st ss R.e
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@ a15sq O. @ sne sv &c 1sx ssys
ths phytie eeadtna of the ast:st hsa Always pse
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tcientlously abandon themselves to emotions OF won.
Ger 90 adlaatoa without any compnactsoas to n1af
En1vsning nte5lndss TO relieve tas
efNa .ssss sS FL t. IL
ed the bes, o@ easa aaSs esa e
g ssss saees
rs and Without so much Of ehs .s TO
re1foTmsuee, cyeEy nisht; Doors open at :; over.
NLATINEE5
will he given on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY AF.
TEitSU0EE- pooss opcn II O'clock coN,Trnespr
, 1865-08-31
Stolen,

SIOLEN-sao0 Reward-Six f6)
NJ ~ sovcrpnacnt Notes OF Five nnnsr,d ,Sfh{,
Dst!s pa sSsamNsoes 5 eassy taaa:d foaF
61sl nd twsnt{e!sht ifnES,) both tnciosive dstei
11ee Aife1tn alS!hl gtXhteeo hantFed and o1ty-oye
ANN.1t$N ~s WE AN~F saE.ss