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SroSE CUrrKRs' SrsIKx.-At the last re-
gular quarterly meeting Of the stone Gut
ters' Union, held ct their hall, corner Clin-
ton and Van Buren, streets, II was unani-
mously resolvsd that on and after the fourth
day Of June, 1866, mine hours should con-
stitute days work for the Stone Cutters
o. Chicago. The Secretary was also in
structed to notify the employers ON Saturday
morning, Of the action taken, in pursuance
OF which the following resolutions were
duly presented
JouRSEYNEN STONE CUrrERs' ASSOCIATION, }
OF CmeAeo AID VICINITY.
To OIL tehoER IL BaGy concern:
At the last meeting of the Stone Cutters
Association, it was unanimously
ResOgped, That on and after June 4, 1866,
that we, the Jonrneymen Stone Cutters, Of
Chicago and vicinity, will work mine hours
per day, and hold the same hereafter as
legal days work.
Resolpcd, That copy Of the foregoing
be furnished to each and every Boss Stone
Cutter in the city and vicinity Of Chicago.
By order Of thts Association.
GEoRGE HowIsoS, President.
JOHN GIBSON, Sec.
CHICAGO, June 4, 1866.
AT present three firms, McEwen Brothers,
Miller & Clifford and George Miller, have
agreed to comply with the demand, and
the men in their employ are now working
under the new schedule.
All Stone Cutters are requested to stay
away from Chicago till the difficulty is
settled.
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A TEMPEST IN TEAPor. The following
letter, purporting to have been written by
the late employees cf the Rock island Rail
road Company, has been going the rounds
Of the daily press
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TAN NOTICE..

All persons interested are hereby notified
that the following tracts Of land and town lots,
lying and beng situated in the village of Two
Rivers remaining unredeemed in the office of
the treasurer Of SAID village for the taxes due
and unpaid thereon, 4or the year one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-ihree. lI863), for
Which said taxes, the said tracts Of land and
village lots, were SOLD on the 18th day of De-
cen.bcr, \. u. IS 3. Now tLcref re unless the
amount Of taxes. interest, fees, al charges,
set opposite the several tracts Of land and VIII
lage lots. as herein described including ten
cents advertising fees for each and every such
description be paid on or before the lst day of
Jauuar, \. 1865, according to the time
when said tracts Of lands and village lots we're
sold rs above stated the same will be convey
ed to the Purchaser or his assignees in pur-
yulnoc u the statutes for such case made and
rroy.uel.
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SIAeri67S Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, Mau-vryc County Oh
CUT Cart
s. NJ. Campbell, Plaintiff. -anst franklin A.
Scrhci't, ana Mary H. See heid, refeLdan:s.
IN NlHl UE Of aud pursuant TO a Judgment CT
l SAID court III the above entitled action, rem
d,r,d al the juno tenn 0i the circuit court OF
The State OF iscol sin hrid in aud for the coun~
ty f N itcwoc a, the Cour, House in t et"'fn
OF MaGitowoc Oh the u day o, jane, A.D l "a.
shall expose for sale, "a sell at ,lIbiic
auction at tie Court uCuse, in the viii .ge end
cou"ty Of Mauituwoc, on Saturday the 18th
day If Februar!; A. y 1866, at .he hour Of
lc O'Clock OF tlot day the follow ,ng described
mortgaged pr, misses or 50 n,ch thereof
shali he sLlIc., 10 raise TIE, ,HoCnt due to the
plaintiffs tor piucipal ,utr's,j and costs, to-
e, ther "ihe ,xier 90, OF ale, to-mi,: All the
following descri1'i p:.rcel OF land situate
lying and beiIG III the cOun'y of Manitowoc.
State OF W., n-in, described as follows, to.
Wit: The nurlh west quarter OF the north east
quarier, Pad the north cast q iarter ot the rorlh
west q rLter Of section number eight Is ia
tosnsC Up number nineteen l9) n.rth of range
t.u,.',er t~enty-one (2I) east, containir eighty
acr-s more CT less,
GEO. GLOVER,
Sheriff Of Manitowoc County, Wis.
CARTER, PITKiN & DAVIS Pitts Attys.
Daleu Sher.I's otiice, Mantowoc, Dec 81.
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GUARD as Sale.

H. Pronate. MarltowCc CuLn'y Court u
III iat.et OF the Guardianship Of The miner
Il, ig- Ut Vi c1aei Dusc,i, aecea-ed
Notice Is helcby given, that by virtue Ar
~ il Pursuance Of an Order of License, made
II, sai matter, on TIE sob day OF December A.
y. loaj. by the COUNTY court OF said county,
Tie uuGersl gHed guardian OF the minor heirs -
laid deceased, will, OF Monday The 29th day OF
January A d. 1866 at lC O'Clock in the tore.
noon Of sid day, at the ollie Of the County
Judge in The village of Aanitnsoc in said couL y
~ offer tor S,le at Public We due the follow.
ing Lands, to wit he west half of the south
cast quarter Of section No. thirty three (33)
Of township No. twenty (20) north of Range
No. twenty three (23) east. The terms Of
sale will be made known At the time and place
Of sale. MICH Ell rAHONEf,
Guardian Of the minor heirs Of ichacl
DriscOll, deceased.
Dated at Nenitowoc the 3oth Of Dec 1865.
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In Probate,

Manitowoc County Court Ii tho N .t.sr Of
the estate of b u!es Knehr, deceased.
To AL whom it NAV concern:
T ETTERS OF Administration with the will
IL anl eI,d on SAID .str,.. I.Ayjr z heen is-uc
~ allrs lining, on the 2}h day OF NV III.
Der, A H. 1865, ard six months from AID after
the date hereof being allowed and linitrd for
creditors 10 present. th"ir claims for ezamina-
uci nid aii,war &c Notice is hereby given.
da. the uuit ;gnrd Il on the Sth dav o.
JarG, r, 1866 tie n day Of March, 1866, and
the Is h day MAY, 1856, at The Probate Office
in Mamie Voc, IN said County, receive, exami. E.
aud az 1t all claims and dc nands IF all persons
against said deceased
GEO. ". BARKER, County Judge,
Natrd Nnvonber . n. lsG5
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AEsssJlfssa yssTTfiANy,

FrunL,jn Street, Latcccn SM and 9Th S
MANiTOWOC, WIS.
iTNHIS establishment viii always contain all the
L varieties OF Medicine usually kept in Drug
Store, together with Paints, Oils EarHieh, Al
cohol, Spiris of Turpen;ire, Wines and Liquors
f Medicinal PURPOSES Also Fancy Articles,
Soap aud Periumery, Blauk Bonks and Station
cry, Can.phenc, Fluli ard Kerosine, and all the
other articles belonging to this line.
t5~ PRESCRIPTIONS careful J put UP both day
and night time
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NarilewCc Cor rty Cou't state Of Wisconsin.
Nuit"woc Court. l. III" matter OF the estate
OF IIubcrins Srmon, deceased
~ tbs ID day OF January, A. D 1866 upon
~ reading and fling the petition of FfeuS
Simon, s'atng that Hubutus SIMON, Of The
Ccuatg Of Mapitowoc, died inrestate on or
30. u the 20 day Of August, 1856, and pray
ing hat Cith4r!ue Simon be appointed admin
strattlx e the estate Of the said deceassd.
Il is OIdeIcl, that sill application be heard
before me, at the Probate Office in the town
AID county Il Manitrwnc On the 22d day Of
January. A. D Io6G, at 10 Clock A. 81 And
it Further Ordered, that notice of s.ii appca.
tiun aLd tCarir 8 be given by publ hing a copy
OF this Ider tor three successive weeks, once III
each We k in the Mtli,owoc Pilot a newspaper
printed in .aia village, prior to laid hearing,
BY the Court
GEO W. BARKER. County Judge.
N rnit"woc. J 9 1866.
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To the Ladies Of America
LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,

LYONS PERIODICAL DROPS,
TIE GREAT tEdAl I REHEDY
IYoN's FERI DIC.L DsoPs cure a. complain
i.cEGeat 10 ihe lex. and remove all Gb-tructiaf.
Of tHre from whoever caGs producing heal j
vi4oa a'.a stre z b.
ITUN ; ! EaIDDICAL pE;TS are better n E..
Pills Pn"ceTs aud ro>trum.s being a fl 4. j p,
pafatiou, th..r actDr is dI,ec md po-ltiye. i.
it ecd7 no hing but good comm N s-nse 10 : :
and TN leisard the reason wig hey cure
those ills 10 whch the itlnaie system : SUI q
ed. wtA dsp4tch ana degree of ccgtaint
which nOlblrg but a sceHtFctiy compound
fai prcparIi5a coud reach; they arc, il III,
most Obstiudt, cl5.s,
RELIABLE AND SURE TO DO GOOD
AID CANNOT DO HARM,
T. the most Gcca.e constitutions.
LYONS PERIODICAL DR. ps wiIIcertauly produce
toe regula Ic.ur, OF I,;urt, Il taken Il ia. 81
TWO hcfyr- the expected peri d. aad it j. s
maxim in tie profession, that prevention Is bet
ter th4u cure.
LY.s's Periodical DRcPs have been nsed BY
over twenty i've thou<, nd ladies, wi,lia the
past * monshs. a,Id the is. III ny OF al Is
Il sure cures"
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sheriff Sale,

Aar;owoc Coun.y Circuit Conrt-F@aac ?.
Vim ainst Nicholas v omeC and Theodore
c Shvya
IN VIRTUE Of and pursuant to an execution
| issued cut OF and under tie seal OF the Cir
cut Court for s.anuowoc {, nuty. in tho above
entitled action Oh ed the -tcon day Of Janu-
arv, 4. d. 1866 TO me directed, | have levied
upon the following described real estate situs>
ted i'll the county Of McruowOc, to wit: the
South west qnaIt,r % the norIh east quarter,
AID the sou,h west CIR II OF the rrh wet
quarter OF section twenty seven, (27 town
Iineteer, l9) rulSe twenty oLe, (2D which
sall expose tor sale alli sell at pupilc auction
at he Z rurL IpGse he village OF hanitowoc,
| on SATURDAY. b, II n day OF Frbrua y. 4 D..
leGG, az -, lcrk i NJ. D.rrd hi. "a ",y Of
January, 1866 GRO. s. GLOVER. Sheriff.
3, f X RAND Under Sheriff.
CHAs H. WALKkR P.lt II Atty!
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z. S. BALLOON, FL. D.
PHYSICIAN l. 81 RECON.

OFFICE n The hui't'rg 'ermcrlv occupA5 bv
Ku.lu { 60 Bal / is Order lett at T. h
J. Ru'i sou'- Drug store will promptly
atteneeI -,
Particular et'cn,ion paid to the treatment Of
difficult AID critical .es, aud to consulta-
tT'n. Also, sx'mins Surgeon tcr Pensions.
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BE WISE ~ TIME
BE WISE ~ IIHE

Let not di>eas. des roy Your constiu' ion
TRY bottle Of my PERIODICAL Dr. Ps. md you
vi be- satisfied that | am 10 IL poster. Ten
Your flcted fItcl what +, stored thr bloom o.
health 10 Nour checks and her, hy confer a law
or more valuable than gold. toi painful or
scaulv MeuslruatuE it is jISt the thing | tave
now IN MY mind IA instance OF lady who had
been suffering from painful McnstruarIon TWO
or three years, coubnirg her 70 her room each
time She had applied Il several enliient ply
-jcars, without reliet. when Que bottle OF lpy
drops entirely cured her.
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
ONE BOTTLE CURES
/ almost eycrl case.
1t is impossible to enjoy the bloom Of health
and yivacity OF spirit, Gn'csS the Ne SIS ate
regular 5 to the time, the quantity, and q gaiitv.
When they are obstuclet, nature makes u,r
i4u.t- t. obtain for it soute other QUILT, and
unless Ihese efforts OF ia ura are assisted, the
patient usually EXPERIENCES De,poucrucy, Ne
vousnes-. and fua'N CCAsUNPIIrN asolu,s is
sway and prematuiely terminates a nils cradle
eGls cuCe-
Do lot suffer from these irregularities when
an investment OF 0ue Dollar III L,o.'s Prroni-
cal Drops viii re1 ulatc and 7, store nature to it,
healthy course and
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON
DO NOT Re IMPOSED UPON !
by those nho have orh.r rrel.A-a 'on- y h,rD
they desire to pain IF upon tie saIcagth ~ lie
popularity Of tny Drops. But wheu t"e Drug
gist y,u apply 10 rs not got them. el,her max
bin buy them for you, or else enclose one dbl
lr. t. the rcaIt9I general wholesale agci vino
viii return Won 4 but e b, return EXpIes-
See th,t he name o. Jno l. l., on J. "r'treI
upon tie directions which are wrapped around
each b,ttle None others .le Sc une. Thee
foIe. beware Ct couLtil!,its. Ihey ere tCr SAFE
b. ever, u1cjst in city and county, at "ue
dollar 81 yer bottle. Il you wish res.et take
other.
Dr. JNO L. LYON,
Praot;cing Physician, Ne" Haven, Conn.
Who can be consulted concerning IL. di>eases,
either personals or by letter.
Lord & SMITH Chicago, Wholesale Agents
I 4 hOilASON, ueeLts fer 1hls lace.
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NOTICE.
Land ICE .GEp.

I AN authorized to sell the following described
| eiglty acres o land ii tae town at Frank
liz, vz:-the North West quarter Of Mort.
hest quarter I'D the North Eat quarter o.
North West quarter of Section 81 Town 20
RAJ q % Tie land s goS and well located
the tiLe perfect az J il WILDE sold cheap.
JGRE CROWLEY.
Eaui,oroc, Ta'y Is. Ies5,
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Bear in mind that guarantee my DROPS
TO CURE Suppression of The Mess 10 r
whatever cause, though care should b AIKEN 70
ascertain il pregnancy be The cause, a. these
DROPS would be sure to produce miscarriage,
il taken viii 81 III that situation. and all are eau
tioi ed against using them, rs | wish il distinctly
understood that | DO not hold myself re,D0nsi
he when ,Isat nm 1.r SrIrh clrcum.E,u.as
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TO MARRIED LADIES

They ale peculiarly adapted, as they bring the
monthly period with such perfect regularity
could furnish any amount CT testimonial,
Of its efficacy from my own patietts, bur the
practice # bringing hou lit and fictitious ones
halcr the pubic Is 50 prevalent, do NOT deem
il advisable.
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GEO. REED,

attorney and CouaSctior al Lar,
has resumed the practice OF lis profess sion
Mantowoc, and car now promise to Civ.
prompt attention to all professional business
entrusted to him.
tK Collections made in any part Of the State
For few weeks lis Office will be found at
his dwelling house.
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O. TOEEkLaDX S 60.

Dealers in Dry Goods, Groceries, Provisions
Hardware, rackery, Boots and Shoes, Hate
and Caps, Drugs aud Medicines, Glass, Nails
etc. Produce # ali kinds wanted, nit.
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SELECT SCHOOL.

TIE u de- si-ned htreo+ i>spec July an
4 ron crs la IN AnEfI~t -" a. mmcEces
German Private school. which
vii he al exc.tIc t ovnorjuniiy for a"ei l. TO
uiv. The r III ircn in-IruCti0ns n the German
Al 81 ge t. v;shr to entrust heir chill
dr-n 20 my esr, are qHest' d T. ca soon
IT,. Chico ii b. kept in the houSe io' merly
be.o giug TO Mr. WfGFARTH, OH Washington
gtle, t. near ihe curt House.
Hrs. N. HOFE.
Tsritoroc, A1sust i 1855.
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Ell EssCss

Nasitowoc, December 3, 1865.
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Court or General Sessions.
Before Judge Russell

The nrs business In order yesterday af,cr ths oo,.
- -. - - -. s'-.,.~ -'ea 'ho opening
0o.1s - 'ns 'sn'eno'hs " PRISONERS VINO were
u1od during the week.
Abraham Van Orsien who was conv,cfcd of psrnetr,t
a. -. -. 49, -, - 49, ~ rs.ps'"s
. -. 49, ''s' sn' ns"'eo ny ann simpson,
w1 arsgned ~ sns BAR The circumstances attending
n to.aI,v mat for -,h,,.s,,.- rA~ r,.- :. - -
~ w p1ooH INC oy jugs ssn
fenced MIN 70 the Asse Prison FOR Ten years.
Dennis Riloy who pioaded uuiltv IA gr.nd ,src~.v
-. ..pt N shs ga. p,s.,, ~, ~. -
-, 70 ue 49, rf'son ior tnree yeeh
Sscx hays wco wns Luhy q an attempt q burglary,
SssS"s, Sss-sS~ ~ 80 e.. ss. ~ -. no.ns
1900 ~ .ssss,. an -t svmpson, VINO were con-
- 20 49, -. ro.s. ~ w. nfom vessel IN
~ coss. w. 800 p.ceu We N. counsel Tor the
49,. 80 - osss - 49, ~ yueement wnicn ~
ssss ~ - 1872 .no ivmarkeo tns. wnen ne sub
.nss. ~ ~ ~. w 30 numhso ues Ne tesu
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PEST or AN ALLEGED CHECK roRgER.
|rsday Of the present week oiilcer Garland and
iroman Of the Twcnty-third precinct police
rrest Of man called "smifty," but whose
unknown, In William street. charged with
OF notes and checks In The aggregate 10 the
fvcral thousand dollars ono Of thcse checks
hundred and ten dollars, purporsins 70 bs
cad, OF Twenty -nfsh street. upon the Bulls
another was for one thousand and my four
A. Burtis, OF Fulton street. The money
upou these checks, through sfabricated cor
their faces, a stamp for which, u n Al
~ some other party had caused 10 be man
mode Of operating was quitp Ingenious,
N While having In hand an operation By
have become the poescssor or two hun
'aluablc oil stock, which he could readily
into cash He Will have his examination
stice Kelley.
EEr rIaur AND MAyuHn.
ny Afternoon David HasIin, driver Of .
IIlIam Bross became involved In qusr.
GARRISON and Warrington Servers, during
lileses that Msglm Knocked Nm down,
sce with his feet and fnosursg his jew.
nor charged, then ssised the lo<er Iip Of
cen hn teeth and complstcIy scvercd
from his fsce. RoundvDm FISHER and
Of the Twenty eighth Dreclnch arrested
ok HIM before Jusfico xAdwitb ,horcthar
ed iip Of Mr.. Bross, which was cnecscd IN
The magistrate required tho prioncr 70
the sum Of $1,000 70 answer bdme the
|ral sessiona
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CITY COMMnRCIAL REPORT.


fs FRIDAY, Feb i0-0 p. NJ
AsuKs Receipts II packages Pearl are nearly out Of
10 Market and the light arrivals Of pos arc readily
taken up At very fan prices.
BHxADsrurFs. Receipts, ,44e bbls -four, 2os6 bags
- meal. $3.50 bushels corn, 1900 do. oats 500 do
r5as Tho demand for State and Western flour very
moderate and prices for all qualities drooping but
no grades were quosaby lower except common, which
declined fully loc The sales embraced $500 bbz at
our subjonod quotations revised Southern nonr
was Inactive and dropping. The sales were
about go bbIs Canada -four was quiet, and
pldcrs wore offering the low grades frccly at de-
inc Of loo. per bbl Tho salcs wore about $50 bbls.
-four was neglected and prices ruled nominal Corn
duh, bus prices were nominaIy unchanged. We
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asd stsicnent 81 Moore, one Of tne fbncord
"a hes gvtenty been made for seesatIon
10 10 requires "nf,cen nighss' labsv" b make
lon II the lsch q ths sfrsss door Oosidef-
be lock was one ~ The commouest lof old
door locks do No rhink they wer4compo
" business undertaken Again = MT They
keys 10 the locks OF seven otkcr 6os3 which
her passage 10 the safe and. afser enc Abbcry
rsiecked eight doorsr Now the syushk thers
q xnrie door between the stairway nd ~ hank I.
passed through the drectcrs' room thegs would
door more--making tao. The ksys u thee door
mistake not, always lon In the lo6k4 during
nay tmo Having got iff,o the banking RON they
20 open only two safe doors 10 reach the ste9 ches
ine a. tho most but four including tho strc-ttoor
hat two or three men should Operate upon y1ult Tor
fhty nights without as much NJ brushing e,ty the
st nom the surrounding fixtures IN passage gay 20
arrOw that two persons could scarcely turn round
IKE very large sized whale portion of the state
'mcnt no doubt correct Having learned the hbfs %
the cashier and obtained duplicate key 4, the ol lock
on the street door they unlocked The keys heng found
IN their respective ocksl three doors and rcacd the
steel chest which was opened BY the Key they fond
the shelf al THIS being done At midday, during h tenn
porary absence of the cashier, making very baa rob
berry. but hardly equal 70 the exploits Of Jack shsppard
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rAMTIY MARKrT REvTryv.

Notwithstanding pieces, csc. a DOC pcr ID. porter
house steak JOG 35c per H. fresh pork. 2oc per ID
salt do FAC. zoe per H. bacon, CSC per h. mutton
12c. n 24c. per Id veal, zoe. n CSC per H.
POULTRY AVID GAME-Turkcys, zoe. 25c per H. |;
chickcns 90. Csc per h. ducks CSC SOC per lb
geese, 1sc &c. per ID.
fisa--Ecis, IS. zoe per H. founders, 12c 15c
er H. hcrrings, &c. aloe per ID. mackerc, lsc per
EGErAstrs Sweet potatoes CSC per half peck; com.
do, zoe. 25c: per half peck; cabbascs zoo . Csc.
bead; celery, zoe. 25c. per bunch.
Txs, Cursss AND EGos Butter prime, h5c per ID.
m do, 100 per III. cooking do, zoe. per Id. roll
fc per 10 cheese &c per H.. /; eggs, Soc per
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INSTITUTION ron TIM DHAY AND DUMB.
This institution, incorporated in 1917. % growing IN
efficiency and uscfniness Tho whulo number Of pupils
tho past year has been snaics and 6s females
OF those 2e are supported by the State and 81 by the
tuition and Of the Sats Of Now Jersey or arc supported
By their friends. ~
INSTITUTION FOR rur BLIND.
The number OF pupils In the Now York Institution for
the Brnd on tho Both day OF September 1865, 1871
Of whom 1os bcneAciarics OF tho State Tho pro-
grcss Of The pupils Is reported satisfactory Mr. Rico
recommends the establishment OF Homo for tho Blind
" INDIAN SCHOOLS.
Tho schools tho several Indian reservations have
been maintained for average term Of aud
oucnfth weeks Thcre arc twenty-five schools. with an
aggregate attendance OF e7l pupils
THOMAS ORPHAN AsYLux
Tho Thomas Orphan Asylum for orphan and destitute
Indian children is faithfully AID economically managed
and the pupils making commendable progress IN
learning The number OF children cared for during the
year was H.
STATE NORMAL SCHOOL.
During the past year, embracing the fory-hrst and
forty terms l67 pupils haye entered this school,
or thee rs had previously taught for eage period
Of seventeen and bali months Tho whole number Of
pupils who have during the year received instruction Is
27s-5l males and 237 females.
THg CORNELL UNIVERSITY.
The Board Of Trustees of the Cornell University was
organized at Ithca In September last and consists Of
twcntyfour members, including ,gsco tho Cos ernor
Lieutenant Governor aud superintendent OF Prbtc
George W. Schuyler, Treasurer, and r. d. Finch, Sccre
tafy ~
The Hon Ezra Cornell donated the sum Of $500 600
TOWARD lhe establishment OF university. and the
est Of that sum tss5 ooo rs appropriated as building
fund. He also gave firm Of two hundred acres and
site for the university valued at $4,000; and In adi-
ton paid $40 for the Jewe Cabinet OF Pacontcccy
for the same.
The leading object Of the university stated to "a tho
promotion Of the liberal and practical education Of the
industrial classes 10 the several pursuits and professions
OF life
THE REroKrs or COMMISSIONERS AND crrr sUPsR-
ISTEsDESrs
demonstrate that whatever other may be empoyc
10 the education OF ali youth Of the STATE the
free school at least b absolutely essential
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-02-17

a1 ALLEGED ASSAULT AND BArTERY. 4t t.a
FEE 10 In tho case Of William Boss accused Of ~
'-"' a'u o.N''s' - - " s, s~' '"A' 'os'e' " "'o-
Non would be made thai tho indictment against the de-
PENDANT bo sst aside ouascd and DISCHARGED HIs rcuv
~~ '"' I" u'' no' Sppe3 " 'uo "es " s"c cou" s"as
The defendant was within its Jurisdiction The defend
ant did not appear and he had mot given bail and tbero
was no risn' 70 make me moeon un'ii DAN was gwen
Dcfcndant's counsel said that written authority was
given 10 Mr. Torrance 10 appear for the aefenaan, and
represent MN IN court rs.f Etly Atat
Judge barnard observed that he had no Jurisdiction In
tho matter until Tho defendant had glvcu bail
M nA'. NO" nAae 'ne p'opo'''oh 'aa' ne wouid take
the personal rccognzance for his attendance
In court y. -. ....... ~ -...t ~, p. r.
proposal and said that woaa show ~'sp D .s seae
had been manipulation TO got this young into
bic, Bite He believed iher, was some combination 70 90.
nm into court Tor uiicror purposes and " his clont
cloud blew over. -.
M ha,l rcIndlated any knowledge whatever OF the
comb "a ION aavcr,ea 70 ny 90 snhants counsel
expos ng any such combination; but he knew nothing
whatever about ~ ne mad no Jurisdiction In The matter
Until inc ae'enaah' ma gwen oai
FREDERICK Hooker was Indicsed Tor sn,,sur w,sm
Robcnaie at Jones Wood on the 2sth of J,y last The
case for tRc prosecution was stated BY Mr. tshIns
M s. B, Z. s ss sSs ana sS,
that the complainant and persona named smith, Long,
mchcnna Mo.ovsn, q Doy ana Two young women,
nonofh Dofc ana f'aIy oIney Wet W Jones wool on
INC Gay question nlssnnng some festival o. lair They
down IS fsr = Tify anh street they landed there
.ing shs rsf,ssh~,n. TWO men The prisoner and Psr
ma a sb ~ ens % ono, ana
Their bcan scufac ensusd, IN The ocur.s o. witch