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V,yRoNR A cLEARyfEtD RAIL ROAD
~prinr Arrangement.


TXECUTOR's NOTICE-Noticc is hero
IL by given that Letters Testameptary, have
this day been granted to the subscribers, on
the Estate Of Jane Jackson. deceased, late OF
Jordan township, Cearheld CO., Psnn'a. All
persons indebted to said Estate are requested to
make immediate payment, and those having
claims against the tane will present .hem duly
authenticated for settlement
JAMES JACKSON, e..
Nav O 1863 Ct nd JOHN JACKSON,
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A ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.-Notics

"A is hereby given that letters ofAdministra-
ton, on the Estate Of William Mckee, deceased,
late Of Knox township, ClcarfeId county. Pa,
have this day been daily granted to the under
signed, to whom all persons indebted to said es.
tate will please make payment, aud those having
claims or demands will present them for settle
ment without delay. p. A. R0WLES, Admrs.
NAV 9Th, 1865 6L
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NAUTION.-Al persons are hereby can
~ toned against purchasing note payable to
the undersigned, signed by Arnold Schnars,
dated in the year 1864, for one hundred and
thirty dollars, as near as can tell, as said notc,
together with other valuable papers were stelen
from me on the night Of the SOth Of April last.
SUSAN +. SoHNARRS.
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Htiymeri Geary I've have Photographic,
~ large and small Of Clymer and Geary. A.
gents wanted to sell them. Send IS cents for
specimen copies by mail, postage paid. Address
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INFORMAL sCHooL.-The First Norma

NORMAL sCHOOL.-The First Normal
IN Schsol will be opsned, in curwensviIlc,
on Monday, the ith day Of June, 1865, for the
term Of Three months. Persons whointend pre-
pairing themselves for teaching the coming
winter, AS well AZ teachers, are earnestly reques
ted to attend Boarding to be had in Curwcns
Vile as cheap as anywhere else in the county.
Directors you are all aware Of the scarcity OF
teachers in our county! We trust, therefore, that
you will urge upon young Ladies and Gentle
men In your respective districts, the necessity
of attending this School; for it is only in this
way that we can secure competent tcaehers, in
sufficient numbers ie supply our schools. Rev. A.
II. SgHBowgR has consented to assist us. M.
scmbouer is a frst class Scholar, and practical
teseher Of Thirteen years experience.
sse- For Further particulars inquire or address
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ted solo Agent for Clearfeld county, for tho
CoMmoE SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE. This
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public. ! keep them on hand. Any person
calling al my residence eau see them operate.
Price only $40. THOMAS READ,
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II Seven Directors Of the Sandy Lick Rail
Road Company, will be held at the ofi;e Of wm.
A. Wallace in Clearfeld. on Monday the 2Sth
day of May, 1866, at ~ o'clock, Pm.
WIN. A. WALLACE, President.
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nROPOsALs.-The Bullding Commltlee,

Legal business Of all kinds promptly and &C
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*uunb fibre nt9t IN Ser
FIT d ung",- muBteu mir 9eltern ausrnf fen,
alB Dtr In elmer @~aIbin9tpner 3eitun9 laIcn,
ouB elm @eorgetripner 95oet fit etne Sbe nuf
ben @utpr bon "my policy cine Nnlelun9
nit $1,000 Oebalt er0alten Eat. llnb tpa5
fir cine Sbe 1T bie1es SstrGnte Wrei8wert?
co Elm Qieb faS Stein ertpethen, MeniAen
roIenb maAen fam? Ser 9i0ter beltn0t
bic betoen NnDrealie Der praiOentiAaft Dime
rttas; notiirli1 brauHt er ben crltercn q. s.
uur ais Gp(ie pper Sodsl, UNI zen ~Speiten un
70 mebr puiistt at t6nten. Silt eticrnem 8leiB
Sat Der ipstnIotiSe GGn9er ben Gbetl S@Se
N&G 9iebe III Neime 9ebraAt, pel9er f1 nuf
S&SNg Gorriere be3ts6t ttno nimmt i6 btrle
Niece riibreno aus. lleberbaupt 5eu9t cos
preisgefrTnte Vrcputt bon eiuem tietnen Gopf,
ober einem INN 70 grGBeren, ACKNOWLEDGMENT
@eoent6eil leiues Nerfalera, tpas, penn ih
oerIelbe unterFtAn6en Bate, Dem ~ette(lten Sur.
item Guropn5 cine 1plGe Sereminbe 1T bfbis
3ilen, lider nit Serenihimi S@uben In 6GAil
u~nlanfte 8eri6ruug 9srCmmen mar; uber
Nnprew So6nfon freut f6 iber etnen iOIben
plumpsn 8ettelbrtef uno bstCbnt tbn firilih.
Differ .. g. Jyen6 - 70 beibt Der poftiI6e
Nemteridqer - mirO Der 8ntcr elmer enn3en
Sobnlon 2iteratur letn uno bic bt,npfrntiIAen
uno con lerYatipen Organe werten fCrtan nur
in 8erien a Ia Gvend erl6etnen.
seer 0plt3etbert@ be3 nit cfm
80. Stunt besnorten Suartal5 3et9t, Bag 6i54
Gerbaftunsen innerbolb bsS 9!friffs surge
nommsn murpsu. Sic gtrofen bradsten Der
GfentltAen Sale $11,718 elm. Die @ebstm.
p%oti3ilteu Scvgaitstcn 1877 @erlpnen unp er.
lanottn mebr, ais osn britten I6eil oe6 gc-
ltCblenen Suites (oeiien g8ertb ouf s26,446
perdnIAla9t miro tpteoer.
*n2aB bid ppn ie." - Oislsn 9utcm
9tatb zines betanntsn @bjliler fol9t mdn6er
tiebei sbnii&tise Singing nt4t uto srpar gu
ieiuem Shapeu. Sames Guleu, Gin %cinarniie
ger 8stsrune, tpar In bic 3arttiAen Nebe pen
6nnnie GmitD, GGa 0arfer unb Glen gUyr
ssratten, we(Gc t0n TIM $3.50 teta6leu unO
bann NIT i6ren ,,QcuiS" ttne lultae Gprib-
tour madtsn. Die SbSnen murbea Scrbafte-
unb betssltsdt, oter bic spusen Karen erSB-
tentbeilS IGten 9esnngen.
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Amerikani(As uadri6teH nnS notijcu

Meettngs Der unbebinaten
II utoutten IN ben @UuntiesWt a.
+ YtanpS. Sn WitberbsSitle, Baltimore
County, fanb an etnsm Der lebten Sage ETA,
Meetin9 Der untebingten l1nicnifen liatt, BON
bent IelbR Die @egner 3u0e6en, eaB e5 oos
9rGbte unt be9eiltertlte ppIitil6e Meettng MAJ
OaS je bort pprtom. Obalet9 Der 9tsaen in
Str6men iieI, bielten bic braYsn Jarmer pch
unerl@itttrlih 0pr Der im6reien ange6rad)ten
8eouer6Ibne aus Die 6aiptrenner mnyen
bte 6erren gGm. so. Martns, Gnipr, Gen-
naro uno SaYerltid.
Iuf tinem e6enlO beetillerten unb ebenIp
gut beIuGten llnipnsmseting in Sppnsborc
lpra6en SrausiS Gbpmas, t6enrY Gtpfbripae
uno Nnbete.
@or9efern fanp Elm ebtnlo sntbniaailhes
WtetinS in Nsifsretepn fatt. Die .6aupt<
reoner wnren {: General $. @iAaro1on, Gns
lor unb capt. 6aSeraif.
80 nbafte GrflGrun9e zines
81 arYGonDer y i nj e / ere. Der
Sentinel" III @el tmin1er, Carroll Gounta,
ndnnte fir5li@ ten Yoltmeiter In porters In
jenem County,, Scr. @eprae placc, einen.
f, SC6nicn 9CtInetter" uno einsn ,uateritiBer
WGSNG& YOlitit". SIR. Ylace riidte ror,
auf Dem Sentinel" nit loieenber Grflarunq
auf ben 9etb:
IS lit bart pom Sbnen, bab Sic mid,
sinen ,,Scbnlon-D OltmeiIter" nennen batten
Sic mid einen N tellen ge6eiBsn, 70 bate iA
eS Semen BET metnsr isbigeu 9niiat iitsr Nn@
Drew SUbnlcn ni6t iblcr gencmmen. Sd
Bin In pplitiIhsrO e;ie9ung pas, lpdS man einen
,,@Unere6 : Wdnn" nennt. Stets oppunirte
iA ben Nebeuen, unp ih meroe pies1tet8 thun
Bis fe mterwiriger wercen, aIs le IS jsbt
tnc. SIR Die Scbnlonpartet 3u ltimmen, BE-
bsutst na6 meiner lnt6t ntGtS Inrere5, dis
ben 0ebelen 5u'H Siese 3u oerbetfeu.
SAliesli6 bite i'd Sic, SIRE Bsbauptuna,
bag Id Elm SOtnlcnsY pltmetlter Ist, Surlfyl-
nebnneH.
0epr1e y lace,
DcltmeiIfer III pprters."
Wr. 8tace miro wott bic l1nalte Belt Vo,t,
meiitsr gstUeIen istn.
Da8 8eftnpem Gewaroe. der
Waltiuetou evening CTR tbeilt IN ieiaer
~neutten Nummer nit: Da8 Wera&t, oas
Der pbpltl&e 3uftanb Gemarps lb Uerl6itm@
mere, lei 9an3li6 anbsgriinpet ; ev erbble IG
o'el'nsbr f&tltd unb raid bon ittuer idype=
ren Rrantbeit.
WettereS G6er ote Mn aeleeeu.
bettotS Self. Davis. Man meloet
pom sort WtonrOe uhter'm II. Geptember :
Siibof 0reene 1T beute frib mad Norc ga
rclina akGsreilt UNI Die eerlAiepenen Gptscos
palsDtSceIsn 3n beiuGen sbe CT in feline 6ei>
motb auriGicbrt. Gbe er obrsite, beladte er
Srau Davis. sic CAB orobe 8eIoranis in
8etrsff Der &ranF9ett torres Mannes sa erfsns
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EMrnbane WeftaErattcs;

Emrnbans ~SteftaErattcs;
ees
eSaI5ingtsu Gurnbsretns
Gde II StroBe unc Matne @Oe.
Die nit Der SaGe in @erbinSuns Ite6snte 9teRaugatioa
Itsfert tas @eNe aus slide Inb Setter.
3u freuntiiGem BeInf Iatet EN-
Jbesjfl Ger GurnDetetr-
Uri$Scidp 9tHmiot,
Deuii6er Mopotat in Waibington, 3. s..
~practisirt Dor alien Gjeri9ts9Sfsr sss Diarift5.
Office SO. ABB g,sbsnte Gtraas,
iiber ben G5ubfore res Sru. E'rait.
~t18ll3Ht)
Nseefclb'3 3ci!naGS0scttsmr in SSafDs
tnatpn.
u Gin meine gesGrten abonnentsnl
Sisrburt made i'd alien ueinen ecebrtea Gbonuenten
bic In5eise, meiuen b~isberigen 3eituu9str69et
gd,DnDatS
bur6aus bon beute as, cine ipsitere Seitellursen
fir mein @'eI6Gft al gebeu, nod irgeub ipeibe @etber,
tpelte mir nod fir 3eiturger S%utoulrIeu, aHs1uiafien,
la beriel6e nidt unebr fur milo ~conectiren tarf, i%cHseru
i6 bite bieieIbe an iueinen ieti5ea 5rd5er
&errn 3auas.
III ~i6erseben.
Sn Tclee tcS gDtdieIS ,purbe sic @autt(itfeit Spor
etiras set6rt; te 3eiii4riitsn mersen jeeoA m|eeer.
prpmrt. beiSrSert tpereeu.
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3uNGnbs unp Sttmmun8en in
5Gb6eutf@lanb: @ir leita in elmer
Gprrlponoens bon Draubsn: Ote ppn Wtatna
,uriiftebrenSem batrtlhen Suloaten ftclen aui
Ser1diepenen @abnDSfet, wu Die 3i9e 6alt
ma6ten, Die menteen preuB. WlannlAaftem nit
PLANTER @afe an unb b~esin9sn in oosr bel
Nldafenbnrs iosar Die Sufamie, pom @aSer
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~ sSST WajalMgt0a beltcbe ruari U~eifellmGen
fir ben tdGfidleu InS DDAeatiiden ,g9eGefr"
( STibitrtpti0aels n9te NaleiQeul Snrd Sen @qertea
Srn. &. +, He:isAFeiS.. 40 & Str, AZ NADER.
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g Stllioe gUtrrDfhaftSsG iie1c,

- StIt0e OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
- 8 5lrse nuS @1sbeI, ,-.r-
GiurtAturarn ocn Dirt61Aaitea, StoreS unP
Npptbefcn,
llnter,ei3neter maatt bic Gnsci8e, tas BET ifm fetS su
babeu fnb: S0trt6i 6aflSa8tf1e, WalHlss unb
paSeel.S Srg bon jeeer @rSbe, tel&e Id i'm Stcnbe
bin, ,u ben %biOisFen 8reuen sa ~Osrfaufeu. Sernsr tste
Gorte Der rcbernteu mb BON mir ieibft angsiertt9teH
WfStel.
Mpptbefens, &torc. WGo BtrtRi@afts
@i%nriGtuusen iperbeH e0enfauS anfS p~eompteiit
tnb tiIiSftc teirrgt.
I'm 9~enei0t,a SaIFrub bittet
81. BnrtetL GS3 20. 4rait~i
SepS-} aipiIbei 0otparts nub Gatdip Fra6e.
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9as trireaii9e lIcbereinfnmmeu 3uiiGen
Geparb ii. Sismard in SrtreIj Der ,, aRiiis
tGirpflj5t" bnw Ser. ct. 9iirgcrn.

SCDatD u. StStt1rH tt Sctrei Der ,,Witiis
tGdrpfliG6t" bow Ser. ct. 9iirgcrn.
Bir GIelten nie 9eler be5 Bsder in 8es
trsf Der tit Der uc6trIGrift ern aGnten stnae.
le0enBett llet6 auf pem 2aufcnbeu ; ie ntGen,
raB BtsniarG fdon sUr einieer ;3eit uniersm
StdatsI efrstar iol9enres pom monnrhilGeu
S%taRobuntte 5iemliA Itbero(e Nnertteten
matts xSerer preuBe, Der Dor lrinem lieten-
}ebnten Sabre naN BEN Ser. Staten alspan.
Dert, ssBn SATIRE in ben Ser. Staatcn bleibt
mnp In bieler Belt 8araer rer Ser. @taaten
miro, fam mad SerFuB Der sebn Sabre In
feline prenbti8e 0eimatb surnJdte0ren, o5ns
beilTHtRn jE mitIen, pab man ion bort ,ur
&%rfillgng BON MtlitdtpfiAt anbGlt."
Abec nit Meht betraGtete GtaatsiefretGr
Sttraro fieS 3ugatdnOnib ais nidt befrieti.
GsrD uao Eeauftragte unleren Gje1anbten in
6erlti, Wir. Wrt9Bt, bon geuen init 8is
mara III antsrbaaelun8 gu trstsn. 0teler
nldhts nun fci8erpe nod ltberalere,@ on,elIicn,
pOcrjeTtge BreuBs, Der Dor 1einem II. Sabre
t1Gb Den Ser. S2taateu ausr0noerte. ftnn LIN.
tsbeai1t IN BIC 9einatb suridfebren .uuhoer
Ct oa5 Ser. st. Birgerred)t trtanot bot. Ger,
trni9e Yrerec a6er, Der nab leinem II. Sobr,
IN bic Ser. Staaten nastraneerte, tauu. I,oh
penn er 3een Sabre lit Den Ser. Gtosteu az.
Uslen il nnb bort odS p~oafanotge 8araer
rs@t erIanat fat, naG BreuBen SurGtdtebren
cene Der @tlitarpFiGt nutsrUotfen On lein.
Do9 @eUarb mar aud biermit niGt su
~frtsoen, ~ioaesrn eraNg ouf ppltan6iae Mner
%fennlin9 Des Uriu3ipa Der Equalization 90,
Geitsn Der preubiihen 0tegteruug, 70 baB aud
osrjeniae @ysu6e, Der un@ leinem 17ten Sabr
III nte Ser. @!catfn s!mtuanbertr, lbcn mad
flint Sotrrr, toenn er li@ mad Geraue btele
3sit fsiae &irgerpapiere erippr6em BAT, nn6e
beaiSt til tte 6sirdtb suridte9reu fSnnte
Oarauf trCate jrpCh bic preuBtiGe Reoterunt
niGt etrseben, nno fdca 9laubte man, bal
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Office fHr Collection bon roticnaIau &uipsu6eg. 10.
pts @rsnbetsentsRulss uu6 9anbs;sBsi@attS=aaeatpg
so. 8 Glib 0apNrabe,
ifber Ter .Grfen &aticnaI.U auf,-
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fir 8adsrC@St9sntsn eritsr Slaffe
(gRanner Ober Graususiunner) uu1 Subicritenteu 81 be-
I'm Gtante Marhidnb, Difrict GcIamfia, Wsi
@irgiuia Eub DelatAte far 9Difas's ,uhberttpfieHe Sc
f&i6te bes SrOssn 8irSerfrie8ee.
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SmpCrteur Spit

GpteIs Mub OatGnterica USaarcu,
1T in IeinCm frt6eren ertale, bas felt benz 8ranbe bsbeGe
tenb ~bersrDEert purte, ipteber ~eiusescgcn unb cferti:
einen ~hurS1us nener, ielbEiEpcrtirten GGaareus@ crratP
in srSstcr Manuitialtisteit AT ben b~iGisFen Rreieh.
go. 70 g3et EaltimcreFrase,
k3OisYl ode BON GrirpletS NGeb.
, 1866-03-27
AUCTION.

EFTER Begjering af Fogden Frede-
A riksted vii EIENDOM No. % Kon-
gems Gadc herr Byen tiIh6rende Doro:hea
Lewis med Aere, hvori er gjort Udleg
for Skater skyIdiSe til CoIoniaIkassen
for Aaret 1864, bIive bortsolgt we'd ofeut-
hg Auction som atholdes som folger:
1ste Auction Torsdagen den lode April
f0rstkommende,
eden Auction Torsdagen den 3die Mai
f0rstkommende,
3die Auction Torsdagen den Tide Mai
f0rstkommende,
de tvende forste paa Auctionscontoiret,
den tredle paa den ~Selgende Eiendom,
allie Klokken IL slet Middag.
Frederiksteds Auctionscontoir, d.. eede
Marts 1866.
G. Saranw.
, 1866-03-27

corning the consequences of the Councils
resolution in the meeting of the 18th instant
on the Provisional Ordinance Of the 23rd
August 1854.
The Governor stated, that the Provisional
Ordinance of the 23rd August 1864 was issued
after a previous conference with the Honorable
Burgher Council, with the special view of en-
couraging foreign labOrers immigrating into the
Island, as we'll as to afford the native lab0rers
the same advantages that all the labor-con-
tracts entered into since the month of August
1861 have been made and renewed in accord
ance with the provisions of the ordinance. To
annul these, as done by the Councils resolu-
ton in the meeting on the l4th of February
would be an en2rOachment of the existing con-
tract relations, which is not admissible. From
a declaration of the Judge of the Upper-court
it is considered requisite, without delay, to rees-
tablish the relations, which may be carried out
either by a new Provisional Ordinance, should
tn Council adopt such a one for discussions in
3 readings to-day, or by a Provisional Law
issued in conformity with 4 of the Colonial
Law. His Excellency submitted therefore to
the Colonial Councils decision, if they would
chose the first alternative by agreeing to the
discussion of a draft of an ordinance to-day in
accordance with the provisions contained in
80 of the Rules Of Business.
Several members having offered their opinion
on the matter, the question regarding the treat
ment of the case extra ordinem was put to the
vote and rejected with l3 votes a@aints 2.
2, Resolution regarding the Revision of the
Land IreaSury'S accounts for 1861.
The Speaker OF the Committee referred to
the motives to the report and stated the Com
mittee'S opinion, that it was impossible to form
a decision on the so called ann0tationS, and that
they corrOborated the views Of the Commission
appointed to examine the manner in which the
Land Treasury books we're kept, that there was
no doubtOfthe accounts beingin reality correct;"
he submitted to the decision of the Council, if
the accounts should be revised, the expense of
the revision however not to fall on the Colonial
Treasury, or to admit the annotations as they
are drawn up.
After some remarks the Council resolved,
with II votes against 3, to admit the accounts
Tor 1861 without any formal decision.
3, Resolution regarding the Decision of the
Land Ireasury's accounts for 1862.
The Speaker of the Committee referred to
the motives.
No member demanding the word the draft of
the decision was put to the vote, and unani-
mously adopted with Is votes.
4, End discussion of the draft of an Ordinance
providing for the temporary discharge of the
duties of the Military Judge and Kings At
t0rney in st. CrOix.
The Council decided, unanimously with IS
votes, to refer the draft for the 3rd discussion.
5, 2nd discussion of the draft of an ordinance
concerning the salary for 2 public physicians
in st. Croix.
The Council decided, unanimously with IS
votes, to refer the draft for the 3rd discussion.
The meeting closed at ? O'Clock p. m.
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Arbeidere til at indvandre hertil Gen, og
tillige for at skjenke de indf6dte Arbeidere
de samme FordeIe, og at allie Arbeidscontrac-
ter der siden August 1864 ware blevne
indgaaede eIler fornyede herpaa Den ware
bleyne afsluttedc i Henhold til de i Anord-
ningen indeholdte Bestemme,ser. At OPP
hHve disse, som skeet we'd Colonial
raadets Beslutning / M0det den 14de
Februar, indholdt saaledes ct Indgreb i
de bestaaende Contractsforhold, som like
var tilstedeligt. If0lge indhentet Bet8nk-
ming fra Overdommeren i Landsoverretten
MATTE det derfor ansees n~6dvendigt uden
Uphold at etablere Forholdet igjen, hvil-
ket enten kunde skee we'd en- ny forelobig
voltage en- saadan we'd 3 Behandlinger i
Dagsmodet, eIler we'd en- forel0big Low /
HenhoId til Colonial Lovens 5 4, og han
henstillede derfor, hvorvidt Raadet Wide
velge Diet f6rste Alternativ, we'd / Henhold
til neutrality-suspicious. 5 30, at voltage Be-
handlingen af ct neutrality-suspicious. Dag.
Efterat dere Medlemmer havdc givet
deres Mening tilkjende, bIev Sp0rgsmaalet
ON Sagens extraordinaire Behandiing sat
under Afstemning, og Forslaget forkastet
med IS Stemmer imod 2.
9, Beslutning angaaende Revisionen af st.
: Croix Landkasse Regnskab for 1861.
Udvalgets Ordf6rer refererede til de af-
givne Motiver til BetenkniDgen, og udtaIte
diets Formening, at Diet var umuligt at af
give Decision til de saakaldte Antegnelser,
SAINT at Udvalget var enig med den i sin
lid nedsatte Commission til Bed0mmelse
at Landkassens Bogf6ring deri cat der in
gen Tvlvl kan Y9re ON at Regnskaberne l
Realiteten ere rigtige"; han henstillede til
Raadets Afgj0relse, hyorvidt Diet npvnte
Regnskab skulde underkastes ny Revision,
hvilken dog burde foretages uden Udgift
for Colonialkassen, eller, at Antegnelserne
antages saaledes som de ware affattede.
Efter nogle Bemerkninger vedtog Raa-
det, medic Stemmer imod 3, at Regnskabet
for 1861 passerer uden formelig Decision.
3, Beslutning angaaende Decisionen til St.
Croix Landkasses Regnskab pro 1862.
UdvaIgets Ordf6rer refererede til de af-
givne Motiver.
Da Ingen forlangte Ordet, satte For
manden Udkastet til Decisionen under At
stemning, der vedtoges eenstemningen med
Is Stemmer.
4, eden Behandling af Udkast til Anord-
ming ON midlertidig Udf6relse at Audi
teur og Advocate regii Forretningerne
paa st. Croix.
Raadet vedtog eenstemmieen med Is
Stemmer at lade Udkastet overgaae til 3die
Behandling.
8, eden Behandling af Udkast til Anord-
ming on Looming for 2 offentlige Larger
paa st. Croix.
Med IA Stemmer imod vedtog Raadet
at oyergive Udkastet til 3die Be6andling.
Modet heyedes Kl. 2.
, 1866-03-27
AUCTION

E T the request of the Sheriff at Frede-
IA rik>ted will be sold at public 0uc-
ton the property No. % King street, IN
this town, belonging TO Doroihea Lewis
and others, in which levy has been eff
fected for taxes due to the Colonial
treasury for 1864, as follows:
list Auction on Thursday the 10th April
next,
End Auction on Thursday the 3rd of May
next,
8rd Auction on Thursday HE I7lh Of May
next,
the first aud second auctions at the Auc-
ton Office, the third or the premises, all
at ~ o'clock noon.
Auction Office Frederik<ted March 22d
1866.
q. Sarauw.
, 1866-03-27

I'd EXCEPTIONS of Pupils into Chris
Eva tlansteds Bufgher Schools will take
place on Tuesday the Bird Proximo, be-
tween the hours Of ii & 10 O'Clock a. m.
Certificates Of the baptism and v%accina-
ton Of the candidates will be- required.
ChrlstiansseIs Burghcr School 23r4
March 1866.
, 1866-03-27
TRANSLATION.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
COLONIAL col Gill
FOR ST. CROIX.

MONDAY THE 10Th FEBRUARY 1866, I2 o'clock
noon, the Colonial Council held their 18th
meeting, All the members were present with
the exception of the Bird crown member (DuBois)
and the 3rd member for Frederiksted's country
district DAM, who had announced illness.
The minutes of the last meeting were read.
The Council proceeded to the order of the day.
l, Communication from the Government con-
, 1866-03-27
Total S253,784 80

Balance Of deposits S 54,0l6 25
2 new deposit accounts, viz:
l Laborer. / Tin Smith.
IA withdrawals amounting to-. 1920 20.
Receivers for Saturday, 3lst March 1866.
In CHRIsTIANSrED:
Abr. Meyer, Esq, Trustee.
r. Netlohcs, Esq Member.
IN FREDERfKSrED
Il. n Mallsrav, Esq Trustee.
Judge c. Sarauw. Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President,
St. Croix, 26th March 1866.