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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13

Annual Examination OF Public
f.ae Schools. Aif ~

THE ANNUAL TRANSLATION OF
on frSay 81 the iasS DAY Of
June, and continue as follows:
81 = FRIDAY, JUNE IA.
Fifth Primary, Miss Tabor, from 70 l01<
Eighth Primary, Miss Weld, from lO1z to
Eleventh Primary, Miss wack, from to
tenth Primary. Miss Mcfarland, from
81 TO p. m. $3.50
MONDAY. JUNEn.
First Primary, Miss McJohnston, from 9
sscoond Primary, Miss H am, from 1917 to
twelfth Primary. Miss sbarra. from to
Ninth Primary, Miss Daugherty. from 81
TUESDAY. JUNE1s
,o Sixth Primary, Miss Warren, from to
Seventh Primary, Miss Dudgeon, from
Fourth Primary. Miss Gilmore, from 2 to
Third Primary, Miss Woodbury., from ga
WEDNESDAY, JUNE 10.
First Boys intermediate, Mss O'Byrne,
Firs! Girls intermediate. Miss Cherry,
fro,u 2 to p. m.
,s5,i THURSDAY, JUNE 20.
Second Boys intermediate, Miss Moore,
from 9to ~ a. M.
Second GArls' intermediate, Miss Conn,
from TO p. m. fft 4NHA4 &LhtILT
.tH9. FRIDAYsJUNE2
Second Girls, Grammar, Miss Call, from
q. m. to p. M q ? p r - ,
Atas MONDAY, JUNE a. hA.A
Second Boys Grammar, Mr.. Peck, from
9 a. IN. TO p. m. - te@ PIX 'W
TUESDAY, JUNE 25
First Girls Grammar, Miss Britton, from
y q. m. to D. m. IIfll AafnaGllIfI
WEDNESDAY, JUNE %.
First Boys Grammar, Mr.. McCutchen,
from a. m. to -. m. f'A tsA'Fat f.
THURSDAY AND FRIDAY, JUNE q
rt AND %. HH .U YLt
High School, Mr.. Willett. Candidates
for the High school will be examined at
the L wer Scboo! Building, on Saturday.
the 18th, commencing at a. m.
\ The Mayor and members of the Common
Council. and all friends of education are
invited TO attend. .fQE-L q. Lugr
ASA IGLEHt ART,
4laul JOHN w. FOSTER,
fn-r 4t-r = ISIDOR ESSLINGER,
49, A-a- tfA. Trustees.
b CHAs. II. BuTTERFrELD, supt. Junell
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-06-13

in Madison, and one in Mercer
thirteen in all. The whole number
of negro children in the State be-
tween the ages of six and twenty, is
estimated at 81 ,525.
The Superintendent argues that the
revenue of the school fund is mad
equate to the educational wants of
the people of the State. =
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THE New York Constitutional Con-
rvention, which was selected with a
view to discarding parties and politics,
seems to be goingthe way of similar
bodies. Both parties are engaged
in holding caucnses to determine the
course of their partisans in fixing the
new Constitution. We think it would
have been far better for the State if
this antagonism could have been
avoided, as partisans were all more apt
to look to the interests of party than
the State at large. Some will adyo-
cate, and others oppose, measures re-
gardless of their intrinsic merit or
value, as they seem to promise advan-
tages or difficulties to their respective
political organizations It is lamen-
table to reflect that the organic laws
of our State must take their hue from
the party in power at the time they
are ordained.
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Notice to Contractors.

THE Common Council of the City of
l. Evansville will receive sealed,proposals
a sewer from the middle OF Water street, at
Main street, to low-water mark, w In ten
side drains, from the northeast side OF
Water street. Also Tor sewer and Side
drains at Water and Leet streets. The
contractor to furnish all the materials.
Specifications may be seen at the Clerks
Office ~. A. NJ. MCCGRIFF, C1k. VI
Evansville, June IL, 1867. -. -
jel2-6t ftFaf * pFtF ae4 Union copy.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.
ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDEWALK!

e. etlsifitse t,.. ~ 81 - May ~, 1907.
9 ORDER FOR A BRICK SIDEWALK.
n ND now it is hereby ordered and d.
IA rected by the Common Council OF the
City of Evansville, that the owners OF
all lots or parts of lots, fronting on or
adjoining the Southwest side of Fourth
Street, between Locust Street and Wal
nut street, in said city, cause the
sidewalks thereon to be brought TO
the proper grade, and that they cause
a sidewalk of class No. to be laid
downithereon, within thirty days from the
publication of this order.
70 '7T17 A. M. McGRIFF, CLERK,
City Clerks Office, June u, 1867. 81.
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Administrators Sale of Real Es
tate. d RS ~

DY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF THE
ID Court of Common Pleas of Wander
burgh County, the undersigned adminis-
traitor OF Gerhart Schroeder deceased. will
sell at public auction, at the Court House
door in Evansville, on the 18th day of
July, 1867, between ten O'Clock A. M.and
four O'Clock p. M, Lot 6, in block IL. in the
Eastern Enlargement Oft City ofEvans-
vile, subject of the interest of the late
widow of decedept (now married. as such.
under the. statutes in such case made
and provided.
TERMS--One-third cash; oue-third at
six months, and one-third in twelve
months, with Interest and surety
ERNST SCHOR, Administrator.
ASA IGLEHART, Attorney ieI3td
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eg Dariaq the erecti;on ef or Neso

Ia Durtng The erection Of oar NeaU
Building, the JOURNAL Business
Office HiU be located IN the rear
of Cloud &c Aiken's Drug Store
Eatrance through the Alley on Main
Street, neat to Marble Hall. .eaara
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DIED.

SABERTON-On the 18th Inst. EMILY,
daughter ofThos and Elizabeth Saberton
aged Is months. sWen+tfrafop itv.u
The funeral VIII take place to-day
Thursday). at p. ~. from the residence of
Fourth Streets. = ll..-.,f....s .,i+
The friends OF the family are invited to
attend without further notice. 1UE
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The New York papers complain
bitterly that the street cars are used
by gangs of rowdies and thieves as
instruments for robbing the public.
They collect in force in some car
which they designate beforehand, and
then proceed to maltreat and rob the
passengers without. fear of molesta-
ton from the police. Travellers upon
these lines at night are urged to go
armed, and be prepared to defend
themselves. 1t certainly is a very
desperate condition of affairs when
the street cars become moving dens
of thieves and robbers. -
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Editorial lettings.

h HORACE GREELEY, it seems, has al
ready announced himself as the
champion of Chief Justice CHASE for
the next Presidential race. While
the New York Tribune is a recog-
nized political power all over the
country, Mr.. GREELEY's personal ad-
vocacy of anybody's claims will not
be as influential as it would have
been few months ago. JEFF. DAVIS
principal bondsman ought not to be
very potential in designating the next
Republican candidate for President.
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been a few months ago. JEFF. DAVIS
principal bondsman ought not to be
very potential in designating the next
Republican candidate for President.
b, THE New Albany Commercial
seems to- think there has been some
doubt whether Mr.. CHASE would ac-
cept the nomination for President.
Will the Commercial inform US when,
where and by whom that doubt was
ever entertained? A@ Z
In 1862, the Louisville & Nashville
Railroad Company sued General
BUcKNER for damages sustained by the
road from troops under his command,
while he was in the Confederate SER
vice, and his, property was
attached and sold to pay the damages
by decree of the court. Since JEFF.
DAVIS has been set at liberty, and
BRECKINRIDGE has been invited to
return to this country to cooperate
in the glorious work of reconstruc-
tion, BUcKNER has appeared in court.
and asked to have. the suit ,reopened,
which is admissible under the law of
Kentucky The railroad corporation
is powerful, but in q struggle with
great Confederate leader, before
Kentucky COURTS the odds are all
against it, and we shall be surprised
if BUCKNER does NOT recover heavy
damages.
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SiGgts Sl.O0.

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ben, oarfte fd5iuer 3u beipeiien iein, nab"
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Llnlere iieueu @interInbun9s geiuebre
fino chen fur ben MsiIitdroienlt in Gus
ropa aebiLiat unD ailgenonttflsn luorneN.
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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02
BR00xLYH INTELLIaEHCE.


PEuGuAzos FATAL STAINING AyvRAY.-1hcmas Murphy.
nan nrytwo yesrs q aGs entered the liquor store d
lchael Collimors q the corner Of Hoyt and Warren
usssss shortly before twelve O'Clock Tuesday night
- sotsd In such disorderiy that Collimors
- compelled 70 eject him from the premsea Murphy
ean1n returned whom scufe ensued IN the course Of
sS1omsn, nnicting wound which win probably prove
1aGal Murphy was taken before Justice D1nns ysster
~ who committed him 70 jail 70 await the result Of
Cullimors's injuries.
! II CoURn CAxvAAzna-The Board of County Can-
vunsn met yesterday afternoon At oas o'clock, and
esnpaessd the canvas Of the Fsesth, Sixteenth Ssv-
SaAssnths Eghssenth Ninsteeth and Twentieth wards
n Board then adjourned until to-day, ct two r n.
(. AsoEzm DmruLEEY suuD.-Dspusy Collector Foley
Yesterday reported the seizure Of James Lsasys dis
sn3sry IN Second street, Third avenue The SELF
90 IVES made the charge that more spirits had been
aasotursd than the quantity reported 81 the Assss
assss slncA
/ Mnnue or sPnnvAIuss-ADDxzR ~ JuDoB ED.
nsR-Qsits large meeting Of Williamsburg spirit
uas was held Conansntai Hail. Fourth street. Lass
evening. rhs audience vsry dOcils ana comprised
n yat tall sngulaied females using spsctaclss. and
~ locking middle aged men, many d The latter
kavng no hair on their heads, while oshSrs hsd
e. ss :sAy l ss: sS.s.a VI.
nvns, which w. harshiy drswlsd ouk Judge Edmonds
g. hh prsst q The o. dsr then istFoducsd and
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aDpaTtsd spirit of companion a thirty yeaR He cou-
$3.50 b sAying I'VE s.t from nan No power sadonly
vss concluded = hey oommsncsd By vocal music Of
- infsrier order.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-02

PKWUr 10 rHB Porn -Ysstsrday there we're packed,
preparatory 70 being sent 70 Rome IN charge Of Arch
compeees - q Archbsbop 6palding's works OF %
nvo sss.s consisting Of Hiseou q the Protestant
Reformation, In two volumes: theological uiecelsnsa
two veaDes ana Lectures On The Rvdsacss OF Catho-
hcfty. n one volume Accompanying thsss valuable
WORKS questo Volume, BY member OF . religious
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tssermiss bm V eany oss his esnlsnplats6 teur 70
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