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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-28

The U. 8. Circuit Court sits in the Court
Room. second story Of the Custom House, in this
eity' on the third Tuesday Of June and October
The U. s. District Court, meets at the same
place, on the second Tuesday in january, April,
June and September.
Superior Court and Court of General Sessions,
is held at Georgetown, on the second Monday OF
Inril and second Monday in October in Kent
County, at Dover, on the fourth Monday in April
anJ fourth Monday in October in New Castle
County, at New Castle on the second Monday
after the commencement Of the April term in
Kent and on the third Monday in November.
The Court Of Chancery and 0rphan's Court, shall
commence and be held in New Castle County on
1be third Monday in February, and first Mon
aay in September in Kent County, on the first
Tuesday after the fourth Monday in March, and
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-28

HThis Company Is composed exclusively. of superior
workmen, who have held prominent positions in some
Of the best Plano Forte establishments In this country
and In Europe.
This Company, organised in is6O, has Of the
largest and most successful manufactures in this coun
try Every branch being under the immediate superV
son Of the Company Whose experience as practical Piano
makers enables them to produce an instrument which,
for power funess Of tone elasticity Of touch and beauty
OF hnsh beysnd doubt without competition. They
sending their instruments to all parts Of the Unon
CAnadas, West Indies &c. and proud to among
their patrons Of the finest musical talent and most
distinguished men Of the country
II must be apparent to ALL that whose skill has
been approved by the best manufacturers, will not be
less successful when their fortune and reputation
are involved. And the Company claim that their Pianos
combine all the exceeneies Of the latest improved and
most celebrated Instruments. They have hand, aud
Will continue to Keep large stock " thoroughly season.
ed lumber.
They challenge the most thorough scrutiny, and are
willing to subject their instruments TO any test
pason with those Of any other manufacture to touch,
sweetness and depth Of tone durability graesulness Of
proportion, beauty of dui.h, ar
4 Having taken the Agency for the sale oi these
CELEBRATED PIANOS,
And having been congratulated on having by several
persons, who have many Of the finest Pianos aud
heard many Of the celebrated piAnsts this and
other eouAtries feel confident meet the wants d
any who desires To purchase a first class Piano.
| jan2-ly
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-28
THE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE
Insurance Company of the
State of DelavVareU
lORIoINAL Nm CRHEK. 4eN

(ORIaNAL MIL CREEK, 6e)
This Company continues offer to the peoDle Of DatA
ware Its superior advantages Of Insurance gAint loss
BY hre on all descriptions Of property, except Marine
The Instntlon is commend ded by over 90 years nari
ence In and attention to the subject Mutual nsuance
beins the rst to introduce the principle into stas
oy reason OF which, u Is believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property to render the member
ship among the most equitable In character Of the numer
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public.
1t takes credit to itself that Its payments Of loes have
been 80 prompt and liberal that in % years bustes and
osses reae ming over 100000 not single litga
ton has occurred, aud scarcely one without enr satis
faction to the parties insured.
Looking 10 the safety than the number and
amount Of its risks II has declined Hundreds Of Thou
sands OF Dollars Of Insurance, either requiring too
great an amount In single risk offering uuht OBJ
Jects o. Insurance for the character Of the Institution
In this manner is conceived It has the safest and
most ofinsurancss proportion to the amuunt
within reasonable range.
As evidence Of this hAs not only reduced the rate OF
Insurance, at all times moderate one-sxth during the
Ast two years, but 1t presents clear surplus fund Of
&6VOO a. security against any the Deposit
notes which sun by the resort to Scrip CertfcAes OF
the balances due to each member now being issued will
Dc paying Interest to them from January 1867 al the
deduction.
1t commenced the year 1852, with real protection to
the community In Deposit Notes Of {2b0OOO
Surplus Fund 5OOOO
Total protection, 100000
It s the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and Is such
they ought to pAtroniIe 1t.
President-JEsSE SHARPE.
Secretary md TrsAsurer-RoBgRr MoCABR, N. D.
DIRECTORS:
Ell Wilson, Bran1ywine HID James Delapl4n Christi.
ana ildl James Webb, Samuel Barr, H. q. Stniseuburg
anu Jesse sharpe Wilmington Hd Robert McCabe Mill
Creek ia, John y williamson, White Cay Creek lid
George JAM ier New Castle Hd; Curtis h. Ellison Pen.
ealet ha.i John 9 CLARK, kad Lion HID. Win Temple,
smyrna James H. Burnham, ST. Georges Hd; Charles
u flsmlng Peter Nausy Milford Henry Todd, Dover;
Charles Tuune Georgetown.
AuENTS-As ws or receiving applications for insur.
anee dues OF members:
~ Wilson Brandywine Hd Robert McCabe, Mill
Nrrek Hd,; James DelApiAin, ChrstRnA lId.; John r.
| Williamson, White Clay Greek Edi Curtis D. Ellison,
TsncsleT ma Rcd Lion, st. deorges and Appoqunimnk
.unugsds' Joseph " urii1th, Smyrna James Crippen,
Tunnel aeorgsown, Henry Todd, Dover.
communications on general business addressed to the
undersigned, Wilmington will receive immediate Aten
| ion.
g4 ROBERT MoCABR M. D.. sseretAry
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1866-08-28
HOWE LUUK SIIIUH
SEWING MACHINES,

II Is useless to speak Of the merits Of the welknown
WHEELER & WILSON MACHINES, they having taken
Premiums all over the world.
The HOWE is also celebrated for Its exquisite work
manship upon all heavy materials, especially leather
1t il also adapted to sewing upon finer fabrics The slm
pcity Of this machine has fully met the appreciation
those who have examined IT, and tested its skill Cal
and them.
superior Machine Silk and Cotton for sale.
B5-PAfER PATTERNS, to suit the changing fashions
always to be found at 5i0. jan2-ly
, 1866-01-13

carrying on the rebellion the power To upptc>s
The loyal minority, even to the extent of d,ivln.
them tiom their homes and drprisins item oi
all opportunity of livclll I'd.
Rrsotrel Tint in I'LL those cases where ly rcn
snn OF rebellion there is u lnpsc III the S,urr
Government, aud il h.comts IN. duty of Con
g,css 10 provide Il government rnr the Stn,r, ~.
gov rnrnrnt can b. uccci I d as u republican.
form Of cover nm, nj" where n large p:uportinn
'ri nu,irr-horn citizens, charged with M crime
md nn f.!iu,c of du'y. j. left wholly unrcprc.
.n',d. although comp, Had to Imy tnxc- aud
''>p"rini!v whrr" Il pirIcul,r race Is singled ni'
nnd dti!;rd nli representation. although COM
PEELED 20 Pay tnSr- more especially wlrtr snci.
race CONSTITUTES the IL SHORTY Of the c. izrnS. ana
where The "nfiaur,li~cd mtuuIity in> font. tied IT.
rights by rcbrllinn and. more especially sui.
Nh,rr. by such exclusion. the ull.n,chirnl rnr
tiirs of The republic can practically compel /
70 brenk tniih with ,a,innni sol,!icrs and nu.
inntl creditors. TO wiiu-c rrIvrn,ity il was IN
cited during II prl,Id Of peril.
, 1866-01-13
Tile LEADER.
TIE END OF

The death O: kluv,,y comes well rron III
great anniversary Of the human soul. ~! 'h'
supr.ne Thanksgiving of the year. Christian
men aud " on.ri, rejoice thu, Christianity live
through the blood of it. Mnriys. LII them MS"
r,iricr thar slavery i, dead through the BLOOD
Of many mui'yss. III" nnnulnvn, IT our on
acc, II lrgu izrd tyranny Throughout all th' land
is un occasion uf p,oiuuiu and sui mn thank
fumes; fur although The whole country has
anticipated 1t. !, waS nuly III view ui i'lpic'n.
oy.r ITS JoMniull. ,,uch an ncrn>i"n seems on
tor the race r:!"ic ,ian Tor Ourselves; but W
tav. especial reason, 70 ask our brr'hirii at
the South 10 IN Nth us III h,nrt'vSt TANKS
,,iyin. that ,l,,, owu c,m,i.s me b'okrn. am
itat th,m own hands, though %anhdutd, hay,
approved the nct " ltcI, lu- 81 item tIrr.
Whatever I'LL, !, nrr- Xi>t among rnrnc>t pa
tr,o,> as 10 The luinnl,ty III lii net, tins rnur'
j.. cr,,ain = sln,,ly l. cu.s>'i nri"naiiy dent.
Whether al, nt, III, south lnd the ii.hi Ia hill
u, To ,hi4 rni. /, >til l,mrin> tint slavery IL
dead. II w, mi.ht inv, Il. c,pirt! rs 'hnn 4
;!clus.. 10 -w,,p il n"m>,#i rs VII ini all ilNf
tits >w.p, away. lmtnty.>,,,n Sia''> lnNv
ia lied III. constitutional nm. ,dm,n,. The UNA.
.,im,,y Which ~,l t"ilrw No ii,,i moral co.,
iiIin,uvn II Ike !rw MI pti, O~-~nupnh l'rinri'
NNc arc certain, ,i,n tlri >!tNrr. II: tie land i
dead III tie lnw aud letter h,ynnl hop OF i's,i.
.vciiur asa ti.,i it !i- byvil buii'l L.. lie "''t
{ al scNip"> 81 '"N''.. i'N ~ =" "'
I. on, .or trc, n,,n Ia, ]sii.;ipa 90 - legal iucIh,,
ani Il N rial n. ttsnlr1 ~ rNriawc thc.H ''tlt
I,ool, ~hl,.rrr rru.n ana lar lll. ''"ngl,lut g
the uaiivil Il I iri,-r'N 3tiicH "t IL, loipt' y
even tie ghost 81 s!avrr. Is st ~ itst ni,ici
ground or is hi>s'iGlich from Tree ar.
Taus far, 1t least. ~ hif'-4thir ; rely +"
South is So tar freed from lie letters rlNclc'! NJ
on her i.ll,,rv and her ,Jinmcicc. %c"rrndn
her rr!'-i ~. AMI cain; ip i'rr h"''4iHi ''Nr
cankcr an i 5 H ini liit he! "N" 70.
pie is in nature the bc-t u the ,w" II ~" 4!
;ur,. hnli, prosperity III $ ore ir illo>r whose prtd,
, 1866-01-13
THE FAMILY MACHINE

10 superior, III all the 1ualiiirs of y prar, irnlly u.rful
t"inr-uc machine. TO any "ii,r- yer presented 10
III" public. 1t Il. simple aud dnrnbl. IN rune,ruetiop,
working without nuise. or fatigue to the operator I;
usihs, viii equal facility, hiik, cotton, or linen
THREAD, III nl varieties Of family sewing, from the
li.hlt,t inl-lin to The hrurir.t cloth.
They are made in every variety OF finish, to meet
ttit wants nut tastes of MI Tile faithful friend Of
The hari."orSimg htAmstTessi the elegant, useful
al HE Indy. houdJir, aud The one iudiS.
Irnr,hh, thug 10 Il well kept house.
, 1866-01-13
I1IGHEST PREMIUM presented nv Mas,
IL Clari,ah Society, 1853
Cranes Grease Extractor.

This CON pnnnd III pron,Ily extract. tir"a o, Pitch.
Inr, oils. &c. from c,i,on, w"ollr1i, and at nth. r Kind
OF goods, without III" least Injury i, tic finest fairir;
for removing Rrcnse from cont.ro lars md otI,cr
clothing, carpets. &c. Twenty .tr"n .nrI ,nNo. sold
IN The rtitctH o. Boston in four weeks IN 2 months.
" hundred and afy thousand. The ,ru,I. snpII,r,i on
cas- = ,n,le Terms. Agents w,nt-l. Manufactured
AMI sold ~ A.. o.. RASEA o - nshiny,uu ST.,
ITO =, M.ss. IN ornatiou .s to it, s4Inc to he OBJ
tstpso at th1b omee. ~ Dso ~, IL
, 1866-01-13
a Jay WITH SPECTACLEs.

Old EYES Mntr New, without Si'ECTAJi.k.S. o
TOR, hit MEDlGiN r.. Pamphlet mniir.t Tree On &C.
r"irt 81 ten ur"tr hdiIrs> r.. Is. fUOIE, MD.
W. 1880 nr,.adw y, ScH York.
Nov. II, 3ln-u
, 1866-01-13
BEST AND LATEST POPULAR
NOVELS

la! tmhscribcr,, copy. | y.'.i- OF %uumhcr-.. S o.
. n". tr.bic-, do do....... %
d. 3c,iir-,"r "ycr, for rar" cop, } o.
''fho.!S l'ihIifins lar ~ ops SD, Viii receive an
cNts, cnpS for Il IN .,ri>. ~
fcH"iiiiti@ for : r"in,s 80 Will receive NJ
extra. r"ly iUr one YEAR.
, 1866-01-13
THE MANUFACTURING MACHINE,

Fur iaii"rs, Coach nid Harness Makers, ioot and
>f'or Manufacturers. Rubber Goods. &c, SC perforMs
morr ami Lrttrr work than any other. z
EspfrIml attention IL cnilid tn recent IMPROVE
MESyS In The machines, particularly important In The
mann tArturc OF tioOls gIi Shurn anon. which IN the
fact that a smaller needle can he nked that b., any
other, the value OF which will n; once he appreciated.
Particular attention iins brrn devoted 10 this branci,
of manufacture, and, II In conceded, with unrivaited
success. especially for Shoe binding, and Fine Stitch
ing Oh Patent Leather.
The Company Halter themselves that The rrsnlt Of
twelve yrhrr'rxP"ricnrr III Tie manufacture Of Sew
ing Machines rnmblrs fhrm 10 prrscnf IA u,Ach,nr Jns.
ers.ihG "ll ilc qualities Of II i.rst.cEa.s machine, to
greater extent than any other In The world.
Information In regard 10 the machines can be had
b, "pI,yi & to -
'.- CNAnLxsTos, 8. o
, 1866-01-13
Ge tic nc.,-Thc lse.. 1, the chcapr...
The S.'tchn riN nor Rp or Rarei, and i, alike on
6DA sideI.


--- yTKAl.HT NIEpLT. " nkLlNG YRRTlcALtT.
Thrse machines are manufactured by authority oil
Il license from ELIAS Howl, Jr. tand othcrs) III,
orig ,unl inventor uf Srwing Machines, aud emhui,
all iir essential principle. Of ln- invention, to which
are added several valuable improvements inpurtan
70 The. Perfection al Sewing Machines. secured cxclu
siycly ~ lllis ColnpAmy BY slnplc I,.trnts.
, 1866-01-13


oh'rH it. Agency tL OK E.rs OF lant ii every ,tr.crIp
tIrJ, especially IN tile southern states nnd TO SuIIu
'in ~ Ehiotc u capitalists, emigration 80 irtir-
M "v!i iuciri- Of ,m,- ramon, and 10 iidiyiduul.,
('hiit'Tr. mr'n.nic> .,nI "irrts,) dr>irour OF tTAns
'"rrIilg il,'ir labor and xxi TO ;ir south.
u d"si-i- Ia AL, tnrHnSh tiir tii,An> offered b, u
central unic- IN NV lUin. .,,ni J.. branches elsewhere,
lr great work Of The s""inl and econ" n,itnl rear.
: riiz"li"n of III south. by brjnr. ing iuprt or thu.
'iSn"Ih Di plantations and iurins' seeking punches +.
'ihi in'ih-'riti development Oh the one n,nd, win
ihpa'' VA ruiii'in! III capital aiTil Labor mud Skin Oh
me Tie! iiii.l II Viii ,crutr Itself l., the work oi
'wt.imn!"iin. and m"in"iiIing tni"ruAfiun IA -t,t.
isficS, n''inl tor tiinsr WIN may, on grounds OF Irrn.
mary IT"hi, III bus ic-S enter iIi>c. OF Patriotism or
ihiiatihf"py, desire 10 c"nirihuic. through Tie rcnr.
Taiizniiun ~ industry. - tie inatrriaI mrana u,
which Tie south ran Ire restored, IT, people oi every
c"i,'iii ION nude PRO prr"u. men ana good riiizrns
anh II. communities Wrought 10 take ttrir share in
promoting the welfare al ilr y lui. country.
Ih' ruinlIin! proposes II IN crest the rntcTpritc aud
tioh,'! OF thr country IN tir opportunities and means
i"r timii n.'tul and profitable employment, ntIur,lr,i
10y "a" 'rond lands %! the S"utt, now oI,t.l tor the fire,
time to lrrr labor. but wh,,h. uwIn.ra cid urcup,.r.
are hutl'i.n. fam Inc waftr. OF VAR.
fiiNi,"- III" attention 81 The pIblir, and Is prepared
! "niii'f iiiiih'"it .'rly On ti' transaction ut buniuess.
The oilir'r- are -
JOHN \-ANDKEW, President,
FRANK T.. ,tu.rE, Nirc- President Amt :
LOCKE: ". wI%ClIEarEE ,rrcasurr, :
Ht',iItik 'hH,1 W.KD, :
ALFRED GAIriiEi!,
VI. y. "f>EW Ella. General Agent South.
, 1866-12-11
POLICE MATTERSs


Tho usual assortment Of unfortunate people H&s
1t ahn po1see Court yeatelday morning. and tne
sar,ors tea socs assigned tos their oelff 1onha m
the difcrett ttaces Of drunkenness, or for pitch
tnf into police of1eeEs~ were exeeed1ngiJ coHa-
moo-p1are, With rare exceptions. " tsn men
charged With being drunk. not note tnaa tatee OF
fnur will ciye The blunt reply, ~ w&s;" but
thti, answers como couened in the language Of
hmm llity, tometimcs With silly smile, Intended
to mitigate The ceverily Ut tho aue. II euppose
wa* 4 'f,tlc - "rcrlaps bad tascn drop too
Enueh !" sh'a the fFet une- your Aonos -Ae
4 nan vi Q esid be had ii.ed in the ctty sixteen
year., and wss never drums beiose. Hse4 sse =
O'clock On sunday morning In = vcsJ mixed con.
d!tIou, etaeaTorlug to eutar dsy goods store 90
ca,k tsrr. under ,he r 1s1s ~, i Tis =:
dooi on man wlo eonld pay. Funea f.
uaneyo VT X; N n;.st .ssndae sSa
s1as ssf y ne ss RsassGi si 'n's
Jnhn WAGNER, charged with beng ditosdtta5.
t.ia be W. py ILL.,, spo xps psT 9sunsns i Ii
aleycl bess tpetd,' ~ilh ! man In p94sIt VI: -:
| principal offence vas hartnE conceaied htnse.!
'oash tbs ,be eTesces. For DIS er.uaeaoa et
Hcrri si,y,~ fwb,ch wns not alluded TO IN tough
j ieetn1r, BE va. dned k,0 u.,.a
drnnt' ~ xsfrs.ed rsa1stt nan who bo2sds =
H. larh, hcrsc. md Lost hts way home on Sun
1ir.1y uaunan vas permitted 10 psY : nno O o
$40 for the innocent nuanecm'ut o. tnIo AtnS al al
empty beer barrel through tho wlncn~ of sa!oos
on Co'uSe Grove ayennc on Sunday dternoon;,
| Darti Use VAS noisy anil bclltEc!eut TO IN
| lite Of II and coko, In = salooa On Archer soas
| sunday af1esroon, Nhc1c his usefulness ~as c1
| eAot by . policeman. 49,
Jcrcph Dsy and Thomas Locke WalErd rette
tsntl> into the pr!tones'A boz 1t the Pot.ee CouT
set1e,ds5 morning. Mrs.. Day stased that on ss;
u!dsy might .he I'D heF husband wSre ha..uS o. y
inr d I!,tic crrrk, and Locke tn,ertesed. AZ III
, 1866-12-11

dr. nom .t,n:a9 Y ,he crop III. ye.s !, thixsy %
pacAes raiel1 p:J f'r pork? Frnn enfrrnt Matkess
abr ID and pr sclt rAta e1ch r. nT. nt1 xf5ss
uooio be ~ e1tsfmc outside ngurt. {tut tAera arr
Aome q txidesAaona which tndiSats Er-At Fisk ~
dAcRu eT"n At that nkute. No ssnafnle4 Intelligent
o't'1tf can douhs sh- statement nAt the t!kes Tor
tho ttT luz detefnnes the pr!c: Of tbs .o crop.
Ar1 rkeFt tAn ~ tei! e surplus Ct Any 7rtrc?
II rtpnft*d that EpEt1Ed has l. &n 90 hnET
tns year ans Ireland 1o t. EA!i- the scvesal aelrt
tofnf eountf1ts On The Continent have nke e.Ise
= in thoss eounfte. has b~+n greatly stalald ty
Ut pfttATee r III d-1rcst among I4tle. And II
~ q. hc1nt C. r. that sh11l have fortln uAE.
KIT fof cEr plc1 Ut Aty prize here Ir1a
nEd knEsh pac1ets this year? Not OF tatsn t. IN
If snse fore!xn MARKETS vhleh we hs1e uxuai,y
supplied have an rxc-a Of their ovn enrtnx. mIxns
tteap.n ear pros.~lo1s by our surplus but 1t would
b lcttng EaIne for n.
~ the nrtapert nf 0stec1 for prnst.ions ffom
ptet br En.c,ed Should rld largely dee!ina =. II nay
when The SECRETARY hail he coDpc1ei ee33e ncea.
nu1-ink And IN ssll u the market whatever suroas
The 1usion tEar bring iuto h'a han =.
I'VE 70 ule say % the packer: feep cool. II you
7noot hny at saGt price. et ho-e VII w1l tsk:taa
charets tof yoo hsd besse hs tde .aa
above etI etrt* Def?
AID What Goes it cost the farmer to adnee pnrt,
eeht dsJs sad mis- eael,e paonas crosa tsta d.:
T. fraction ntss tour crru per ponnd, gross xeiSrt-
f'tfT ctft Ii The cpGnuY II nb-Fz pf1ct, too. f,f
totn the hsner p4id nine or tea e-uts DeF pound
for hts 9otk ho1 he cannot expect The psckar
sunseI 70 rsy h!s esse-. nos should b. complain ths
have been paid tu.~
, 1866-12-11

NOTICE

Crr7oy I1orsH, o1pEesnrror, N.Y-l
SrFxFUrKxpE&r-a OTF1cz November - 1Es%
St4ird pr. pt%Ala viii bs Feercd - the ONCE q tne
rportfI tenaenl Of y. new cu.1on Hoate okaeas-
f .R's.
bsse 1ne ssone rrqaired for bs*. and b-et ecar.
srchivoits rn.u1et blocking course orons ant tadnN
Q; chimney tuoA a1E for AAhlAr. deemed L.f the
inret Gore1ataIntto use ashaf In ha place ot
Any tptcies Of 1tone, vh.taer granite. marble Or
taLtatpe Rnelst- or Aa! otasr nsT be eaptittc ouI
xAa<vrr laa mar oe gTopo,sd 4 unss be nt ths oss
psb1e It rscevn1 fne un,sh. siza & the stocs
ao5ss 70 os s0as s-.n .s 4 t. ~
M1naa stones e1ciusl1e Of the ash.r. VII!
Il tic souS On ae lie O ne bnidins auch place
~ may be designated hT the supcstptodrnt so pro-
D sAs must Be b. the Cubic foot Of .t1ne dcirf.
70 pe .ae on deli.sfy. b. aussofiz-d ne
hapcrtntendetR. and ten pef cent q Al r
5s11sd a M, e 81 0eh e "a sa s
Fppefdcigl foot ot esch ktnd-
Samples II III lnche cuoe. nf DE 1tonss ptopoasa
enf b. lore opening OF The propbs2ls v1h t1e va.
so1e aad propety marked with the na1e Of tha paf-
IL vheie smosns of tho .toek required 70 b drlIv
e1td by CT b1u.. Tie Int q tar @ mo tn9 tttserJ
tore Nay III Isl: m Department reserves tae right
70 fttcet auy aF Al the proposals.. -
All bids MEat Be accompanied ~ poaa q 1Ho e
Iii y eept snd perforsa he usst Axasded 70
bm, the 1uciencY OF the &ecufttJ 70 o6 certified o1
,ht ceiec of 1g,essai EsIen9e e sne Diis *
for D!r1sed Etone Tork" and sddru ,ed . y EtskT
ny. SATHAy EAsSIERsgnos., EASR5,
-
, 1866-12-11
OPINIONS OF TIE PRESS

[From the Plymouth Ind-) 1spubl1csu-l
The ehleago THlnuxE Is abe leading Radical
jo1ilal II Lte North at.t. and he healthy atats 81
or Ing in great 1neaan.e 10 tho influence Of the
TulpGax. 1t Is, atidc from politics, one Of the
l'e-s and Spost resele ns%spspe:s pnb1sheu veal
iFrou, the TxnnrA tiowAl Ttdbttei
Tn1rrnr.-Ihc prospectus Of ths Chicago
1'ses Tie s ~ s,se! 5ss,s ss!11 reaa'as: e. ~
would poi know ho~ 10 do without It e1re+
n,ue resIing maties e'cE3 day than ma u ~
Eastern weekly paper gives IL \ week or two. It
Is ,r.!!s. !. mammoth Eapas IN ali tts editions.
With ability and enterprise wotth3 the eify OF Its
locations
lFrom the Fairfield t1owa} Leagerl
CuIcAao 1ni1rNE Elsewhere mar hd found
Of TIE InErxE- II /. known ~ the Irsst aud
most radical paper in Tho Northwest I,s news,
an se ao, aaa sn
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, 1866-12-11

10 'l!e Ao*eler School: Hannah u. Aotea.en
1:tfgepn1t sehoo,; atd ! ,llas Muller. teacher Of
Gc'n.ai. in The Well SCHOOL, we're received and
sre~ptrd
nont oi Teachers, rtonrt: d the following appola.
Ii. Tseiie. ssf,.tanI s II shr kisrse seiooi; JaTa
srna ra:ch. ~ istspt ia do BndxpoT School,
aid 2 de,ica ". Gfn:he:, teachef Of German ii
TIC WI. = DO J.
tesshe,. w:o :" .pposn@ea.s ha.e seea previnu,E
IL Sesmmon Sehooi: NAV G. Fiirh. of :he fos.
setool: np.a 4. iIs1neslon' r II the We!ls seioei.
dc HeHft1n ~ seh al. '1'' 'e"s'e' ~ a'AH 1"
Mr. Mcntano moved that the confirmation Of
ne ,neesi. IL =. s" rs p'e'rS'>' ' A'1' .@S4''4
@oaon, ,sst ths vom@i'es % ~ CO.
sien h,s l,oti itiop u teacher oi GesHasn ina1no-
d:asely.
The Fubst,:utc vas accepted b5 Mr. Bgeatsno.
en1 adopted.
The balance OF The appointments reported vas
M, T.: ,a:enr.no. Of the coua,,tse % The nleh
uAti,e f'eEch teacher BE- employed Tor two h3nrs
guaQe il the high School. ii salary not to r.
that MF. Gto:Ee Il. U'Andiaty be employed to ill
sncb portion:
y
nendslions adop,ed.
lfos-Nctsss B.uckpAu, Bond, Bonteld, Bren-
tano Btlerp, Clarke F0et-r. GutIfo.d Ie,Y,rt
EuD5pp. HyGer and Yonfiotu-ls
Eovs-yone
A1to 4 report recommending that hereafter
dining the winter term, the session. or lie Hich
Echoul commence ii nIne o'clttcx ard cios. nj tso
o'clock, aud lhat dr1iuc The anmr1rF sud f4fl
terms the ee.fons co1umence Al eivht O'Clock and
c1ote at one o'clock
M Elsri man moved to amend. ~ follows:
That from the nrrf Monday In The school month
Of Noycmber 10 ibe drst Monday IN i,le schonf
n,on1h Of Masen the eeas1ons OF the Ujch Sctnof
shall cur nj nee III nine O'Clock and close At Two
o'clock. ard from The drst Monday In the school
wepth Of Noysai,er. the sss.iops shsli commenee
II eirht o'elotL and CLOSE Al one O'Clock.
This amend ment was accepted BY tho committee,
and the report a amended xaa sdoptod.
Also, 4 report recommending ihat = aysscno Of
light Eyrnnaftics be introduced In tho High
school. as tEatt Of the ugular exercises OF the
teauol, 10 be participated ID BY both Tho male aad
finale pulls. Referred 10 the Committee on
Gymnastics And The Committee on the High
School. 10 zrTanEe a ayttcm. and report At the
nt1t regular IncctlnC.
Mr., leaslst, Chairman Of the C1mmlstee On
Esenipg Sch soe. presented verbal report GA
Tie eseasne schools, stating, thst tne a,eage Il
tendance veas 1,1fS-.d at the Dearborn School,
231 al the FrAnkl1n School, lCS at The WAAhinston
school. 275 u the Foe,er School, and 16l At the
Eaxen School.
u: President came In md took The chatr.