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list of Teachers OF the Pablie School
for the Next Year.

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Below we publish the complete list
of the Officers and Teachers of the
Public Schools of the city of Evans
vile for the next year. It will be
seen that number of~new teachers
have been added and several
changes made, The Schools will open
on Monday, September 9th: us,eeT
Superintendent Alex. NJ. Gov.
= Hig h1sehooldP Principal. +, g. sWilib
lett; FIRST Assistant, Miss Dora J.
Mayhem; 4 Second Assistant, Miss
|, AssanatA coxl;9 Instructor in Music,
Mr., M, Tinker; Instructor in
Gnamnar, 9Irc Chas. De Bus. ~ Y
= First Bo BOYS 4GtraNM4mar, upper
building )APrincipal, Mr.. AuJ. Me-
cdeheop Assistant aissIlydia ASH
|4ey.s IIA> .-elsat a.
h Second Boys Grammar, Qower
bdlding) Pfihcipal, Mr.. Thosss W.
Peck;;sAssistant, Miss H. B. Jordan.
a. First Girls Grammar. upper build
IN g} ~ Principal, Miss "A. M Brittod;
Assistants Miss Anna Farrell.
Second : Girls L Grammar. Clover
buildinnlggJJ2 Principal miss /" Nina
French, 60 slAAkFSistAd 1T Miss Mary Me-
Lean. kgH . XO2 .s1slJ Z
FIRST : Boys intermediate .(upperl
b building Principal, Miss Mary
q Byrne,- Assistant, MigsH. II. Brit
TX Prs 5iftvSa6VA IaigTS59h - :
Second Boys intermediate, Oower
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Miss NJ. J. d.
Moore Assistsnt, Miss A. n. Ewing.
First Girls intermediate, T{upper
building -Prineial, Miss NJ. Ok. Cher
fryi Assistant Miss Mary Badger.
. Second Girls intermediate, Qower'
bbailding hi sipqipal1 Miss Virginia
Conn, Assistant. Miss Mary +, Weld.
Primary Ilsuy3 Department. 1nstructress
in 'rrObject Teaching Miss Abbie
A. Locke ''''oG .d ~
20: First, Primary upper building1-
PRINCIPALLY Miss Amelia Brown.3sAs-e
sistant, Miss Sarah Mcfarland.
Second Primary, upper building
Principal m. Is Lizzie Ham Assist
ant, Miss Elite Bennett
- Third, Primary, (lowerlbuildingtA
Principal, MassrL. S. w oodburys As7il
si ittai Ut. Miss Mary Macer' iiss' ,s,i'
IT, t9i, Fourth Primary, Clover building)-
Principal, Miss Ruth Gilmore !; As0
sistant, Miss Fanny Maynard .i9A
lsFifthI Primary, "A Ninth Street)-i
PrineipaB Miss ME. Tabor; Assist
ant, Miss 4, B. Duncan
Sixth-Primary, (Parh)-Miss Mary
Vawter; Assistant, Miss Lizzie
| Reimers bls i3s IN
Seventh Primary, Park)-Princi-
pal, Miss Kate Dudgeon; Assistant,
Miss Hulda Rahm,
Eighth Primary, Ninth Street)-
Principal. Miss Mile Weld. ~
Ninth Primary. (Lecust Street,
Principal, Miss Fannie Dougherty;
Assistant, Miss Anna Forsythe.
Tenth Primary, Jackson Engine
House Principal, Miss Fannie Nc
Johnston. 800 +.
Eleventh Primary, main Street,
Principal. Miss Anna Wack; Assist
| ant, Miss Carrie Wack, IN s
Twelfth Primary. Locust Street,
Principal. Miss Jennie Sharra; As
sistant, Miss Lizzie Stratton. s.
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. SELECT ScHooL.-The select school
taught by Mrs. M. A. Ross will COM
mence Monday, September I'd, 1867.
Terms, IS per quarter. aug3l-3t
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oo7CRsETss-Brench Corsets of very
supeior quality,iat the lowest cash
price, at rHughesab sni ~ aug22.
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CoRREoTIoN.-The match game of
base ball, of which we gave the score
yesterday morning, was between the
second nine of the athletic and the
second nine Of the Excelsior. There
is no Atlantic Club in this city that
we are aware Of
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! Act OF VJI8,atNy.u---M,

AN Act OF VILBAINY.--M,
Sarah Jane Miller, a soldiers wido, |
who resides in Warriok County, min
miles from Boonville was in the cit
yesterday evening. in scare of marc
of which she had been robbd under
the following circumstances An
drew Curry who lived in the
neighborhood-but with whom he
had no acquaintance until this tran,
aetion4-desiredt to hire her MARC to go
to- mill about five weeks ago. he
borrowed q saddle from the constable
of the township, George Tennisonl
Since, then Andrew J has not been
seen in that vicinity, He subsequent
" sent. the saddle to Jack Hedges, at
,.Boonyille, and also" word to Mrs.
Miller that her mare was at q the
Livery Stable in Evansville. The
woman said she had large family OF
children, and had been compelled to
sellB her last COW to enable her to
prosecute the search for her mare
Which She valued at over $3.50. having
refused that sum for her. The,lady
had visited two of the Livery Stables
in this city without success, and was
,en-her way,te therother when we saw
her and heard her relate this sad
story. Her story is corroberated in
i the ma terial facts by the Boonyille
Enquirer which made mention ofthe
affair. The benevolent people Of this
city shouldllend her all possible aid in
.heriefort to recover her property.
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s LUNCH oysters LUxURIEs.-
AT Dick Whittington's, down stairs,
Chand ler's Block, tonight. Don't
forget. b-a
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aol STORE FOR RENTs--A splendid
store; Noi76 Main Street. now occu-
pied by Cook & Healy. Inquire of
= au27o 7mno h9sni Cook, A HEALY.
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~ 4hil,cdfa' 8 ,1feltr NeeH}es, an Patent
Wrappers, are superior to all others.
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CITY NEWS. "
Republican County Mass Convention

@AEaE
Republican County Mass Convention
90 - AT "a Meeting of the Republican
Executive Committee of Vandefbufgh
County held August oath, it wasireI
solved that Mass Cow ENTIoN Be
j - 4 = Court House, In Evahsviiie,nn9T
Saturday Sept 7th, at TWO o'cIooKI
P. NJ, to nominate candidates for the
offices Of Sheriff. and Coun ty eom-
missioner zxoAoa9
kaoa vain accordance with that resolution
all the Union voters of Vanderbufgh
: rs 3 County are hereby invited to assem-
BILE in Mass Convention at the time
and place and for the purpose speci-
'A1sfs 'na'f fed. ,.iaaiJ osEPH p. ELLIoTT,d a4As
~ sg-E frsb tls slI fdoH = Mot 20 chairman -.
.zaas-ese tzALvAH JOHNSON, Secretary. met 3
.s4Iryz. srt-----7----s------- +BsA !.
CooL.-Ofhcers of steamers inform
-. us that the air was so cold and chilly
during Thursday night that overooatss
were a necessity. for comfort to those
whose duties kept them out doors
The atmosphere at dark last night
was quite chilly and light coats were
exchanged for heavier ones.
PAY THE CARRIERs.-Some of the
carrier boys of the JOURNAL COM
plain of dilatoriness on the part of
certain subscribers in paying their
weekly bills. If it is not known, it
- ought 70 be, that the carriers
sponsible to the JOURNAL Company
for every paper delivered, aud that
.ssrHe regularly on Saturday they close up
ii their accounts with our Cashier
~ whether the collections are made or
= not. So that the person who negects
to pay promptly is unjust to the car
q riers and not to US. Let no one fail
to pay the faithful carrier boys
promptly. pgp
AsaAA71a SCHOOL SUpERINTENDENT.- are
~ requested by Prof Cow to announce
sa'g . that he will hereafter be found in
his Office from s to 8 o'clock A. NJ,
where he will be pleased to see all
lo persons having business connected
with the Public Schools. He occu-
pies the old Office of the School Su-
perintendent, in the City Building on
Third Street lI55f -sfa..,. /.
TEACHERS INsTITUTE.-This in
teresting Association, which has been
IN session during the week, closed its
labors yesterday The occasion has
been one of unusual interest and edi-
hcatlon and Professors Harvey and
Hougn we're unreserved in their
declarations that it was one of the
most pleasant and interesting gather
ings of the kind they had ever had
the privilege to attend Prof Harvey
left by yesterday evenings train
THE SUNDAY SCHOOL Cow ESTIoN
THE Convention of the SUNDAY
Schools of Vanderburgh County will
meet at the Trinity Methodist Church
next Tuesday, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. All
The friends of the Sunday School
- ascause are invited to be present The
NJ Mass Meeting of the children will be
held on Thursday, at 10 o'clock At
oriaemeeting of the managers of the
Vanderburgh Sunday School Union
last night, Messrs. Foster, Igleheart
and Jones appointed commit
tee to prepare the order of business
of the Convention. t54aie7s
sxao xm - fktf - ka5 4sIJ9 .srob z 81
30 ( "a
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/. No 80 TREATISE NECESSARY
Use Barrett's Hair Restorative"
and treat your own case according to
directions on the wrapper. ct.
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- ezgr Real French, Whalebone Cor
sets at H1ghes'-ot .osiH1ef aug22.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1867-08-31

RGA large assortment Of those
fine crystal visiting cards still on
hand at the JOURNAL office. The
ladies will please take notice.
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3 BEFORE JUSTICE EMERY. - Two
young men got into a little muss, and
the one coming out second best had
the other tried before Justice Emery
yesterday, who fined him So, with 50
costs. During the trial the accused,
incensed at something the prosecut-
ing witness said, Strengthened his arm
at him. but parties interfered aud
prevented fight IN the presence of
the Court us
The prosecuting witness then swore
out peace warrant, and this case
was set for hearing to-day, but we
were told the matter had been AMIGA
bly, adjusted. A very sensible ar
rangement. i.
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Machines Use Oark's Spool Cotton
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RECORDER s CoURr MOT a single
case was adjudicated in the Record
er's Court yesterday, a rather remark
able thing for this city. Late in the
evening Sam. Watson. somewhat ia
NOUS for his belligerent propensities
when little by the head, " was ar
rested for being drunk and disorder
ly, and taken into court, but His
Honor considered him unfit to stand
trial, and required him to give bail
for his appearance to-day.
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a WARN1Ns AGAINST 4 DANCER

A WARNING AGAINST A DANGER
GUS HAB1T.-None but those who
have charge of affairs about rail-
road depot, or who have been en-
ployed about the car yard, can have
an idea of the annoyance to which
the yard master and the other officers
of the road are subjected From
moEning till night 8 andNoften auntilI
late in the night, they are kept in;
continual torture lest som e accident
will befall some enegof the multitude
of small boys and girls who are play
ling along the track or among4heears,
swinging onacars as they are beiBg
changed from track to track dor
climbing upon the trains as theyJap711
preach the depot. This foolish habit,
.fshnet Only gfeatly annoying to- the
officers and employees of the aread,
but lis especially be dangerous to die
children themselves and many serii 4
Gus and even fatal accidents have i6eo
scurred in various places SO annoy
ing has this habit become on the line
of the E5& g, R.R that the Presi45st
dent Iof the road has found it neees-o
saffs To- jgsaaeS9ai ehlchlar warming
parents to- keep their chi dren away
from the stations, yards and tracks.
The war ming is one that should be
needed byd all. h as human life is at
stake! EOlI.I.XM %
.unaeH 570-r TC-T-ss---7J7 - ,OJ
JACKSON FIRE COMPANY. = The
members of this Companyvae lvotedl
use of the upper room of
their engine house fora public school,
have, since the matter has beensven-a
ti!atsd. qelaimedq that the9aeted under
q mistaken Il idea aofs the manner in
which it was to be used. At the ,sug2
gestion oflthesSefeolE Board, sagmeet-
ineswa called last night toreconsider
the action of the preceding Meeting
A number of the Board was in at
tendance, and 'ex planned the manner
inywhiGh the room wasI to be used >.
a aud d saaer free ssonsultatio n uponthe
subject. the sprsyiops ddaIGqtiion was re-
considered, "a pd it Was unanimously
voted to- grant the request of the
School Trustees to open pen it for the use
hof lRsi Pdb4ic eehoofs. Werate glad
to ,make, publiG thisscEeaita BILE action
on their part, and to recall anything
we have said calculated TO injure the
Company in the estimate on of the
Icommunity.. Whatever few impoli-
tic men may have said, awe are satis.i
tfedEzthe majority of the Company
would not. willfullg do anything sefi-
ously to affect the efficiency of cur
Public Schools Indeed, the time
has gone byin this city, when any re-
spectacle number of citizens would
oppose the free school system The
great mass. of the people are too deep
ly attached to it. . eE'
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The HEBREW SCHOOL. -Remem-
Der the Hebrew school reopens on
Monday, and it is highly desirable
that every child in. the city entitled
to the privilege be present at the
opening. By general. prompt and
punctual attendance on the part of
the pupils, the teachers and officers
of the school hope and confidently
expect to Increase the very high re- =
putation gained for the school last
year ''o-l ' '..,,. l..i zit 1as z
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MiIward'g Needles are the best.
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BEFORE yUsFIeE aWALKER. "A
youth of twelve years, was accused by
a dame Of thirty five, whose reputa-
tionsis probably not as Immaculate as
Caesar said his wife should be, with
assault and battery with intent to-
commit a rape The absurdity of the
charge of = intent to commit rape y
was so apparent thatthe Prosecuting
Attorney dropped that plea before the
case wentsto trial. The youth then
entered a plea Of guilty. of assault
and battery, and was fined 81 90 with
So 20 costs. oH Z to sb & q g,
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Clark's Spool Cotton is the best.
Ladiesi use Glark's Spool Cotton.
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a SINGULAR Discovery. - On
Wednesday last Mr.. A. j. Stinson,
who resides some four miles. below
the city, at the bayou, discovered a
man S boot lying at the waters edge,
which had been washed ashore. Upon
examination he found that the boot
contained human foot, from which
the leg had separated at the ankle.
The boot and foot had evidently lain
long in the water, as the foot was
bleached perfectly white, having the
appearance of cheese curd, and en-,
tirely inodorous. Thus has another
glimpse of the, great mysteries that
underlie the placid Ohio been reveal
SedHthe balance viii probably be con-
lceaIed forever The boot, found was
the left one, half soled, and having a
long patch on the inner side. .dsa
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CONTRACT LET.-The contract for
building the extension Of the Freight
Depot of the E. and C. r. R., at this
city was awarded to William Bedford,
one among our. best builders, and the
work will be commenced on Monday
morning next. and viii be pushed to
completion with / great dispatch.
When finished the Depot will afford
ample room for the present business
Of the road with affair margin for a
large increase. 9a4N
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'hio and Mississippi Railroad.
FROM VINCENNES.
SUPERINTENDENT LINES

STEAMBOA LINES. = :, 4 3
To LoUISvILLE.-Every Monday and
Saturday at 10 o'clock Am. Every Tuesday
- Wednesday, Thursday, and Saturday at
= -s4'ii O'clock p. NJ. yvv-~4
To CAIRo-DaiIy, except Sunday, iatb "a
az q TO >SfisEN, Rgysts4 Every wednesday,
and Saturday o'clock P. NJ. Every
Monday and Thursday at 6 O'Clock n.
80 afs-. To EAsTPoRT.s Every Tuesday and
To HEsnERsoN-Day, except Sundays,
at O'Clock AZ xrx -,
s&ss .gst To NASHVILLE Every Thursday at fotirt
sp.n ) f~l~fffFaq ins ~
s To MENPHIs-S egpi7weekly. ~ ~
RocSport Stage {via Newburgh and Boon
WILEY carrying the mail leaves at A. NJ,
Mondays. Wednesdays and Fridays.
Arrives by p. M, Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays. efit9i 70 -"
New Harmony. Mail sStages leaves Mon
days and Fridays att rA-&. Arrives Tues
days and Saturdays by 4P. NJ. .brl 81
.f q Mt Vernon Mail Stage leaves .dailyffex
sE n cept Sundays at Z A. M ArrivesItiaiiy lex
eept Sundays by p. NJ. AAAASASAk1N
To NEwBURG.- Hack daily except suns
~ ~ - oclockP p. NJ = '@AAA ~
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GENTS The finest and best select
ed stock of goods for Fall and Win
ter ever brought to this city can be
found at 81 Main Street. Call and
see. .1fsm SMITH K DARLING,
aug27 ''a9ai Merchant Tailors.
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Mi1,oards Needles for sale everywhere.
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Take none other tLan Cyarh's Cotton
ng Magnificent French Corsets at
Hughes. 80 aug22.
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SCHOOL SUpERINTENDENT.- are
requested by Pro. Cow to announce
that he will hereafter be found in
his Office from s to 9 o'clock A. NJ,
where he will be pleased to see all
persons having business connected
with the Public Schools. He occu-
pies the old Office of the School Su-
perintendent, in the City Building on
+ Third Street. !5if ..s.... !,
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pa Buy your English and French
Hosiery at Hughes. ,ar aug22.
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pa A full supply of Justices
Blanks for sale at this Office. If
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CooL.-Officers Of steamers inform
US that the air was. so cold and chilly
during Thursday night that overooats'
were a necessity. for. comfort to those
whose duties kept them out doors.
The atmosphere at dark last night
was quite chilly, and light coats were
exchanged for heavier ones.
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- ~ -7--.-7T-TT n
Hand sewingtry lEl,oard's Needles.
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Cry ORDERS FOR SALE.-Inquire
at the JOURNAL OFFICE.
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Garhs Spool Cotton is 6 Cord to 80.
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B0- Everybody that wants extra
-four buys Bingham Pastry, for sale
in sacks or barrels, by
aug. Blind. Ell. ID. ALLIs & Co.
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py- Buy your French Corsets at
Hughes. ~. eaaas aug22.
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j. L. CUaNIcK, Secretary.
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scurred in various places
ing has this habit become
of the E.5& e, R.Ry that
dent Iof the road has four
sa9s IA aa iggaeSGaf eirctbla1r
parents to- keep their chi
from the stations, yards
nv, .xXa ~ ~
,Eher warning Is one that
needed lbyI all, h aS human
,stake.I kOlUnAN.MOO
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"a Ferre Hauts aBdsIndianapolis..0

FROM TERRE HAUTf
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Republican County Mass Convention.
~a - reAtSa Meeting Of the Republican
Executive Committee of Vanderbufgh
I County, held August Oath, it was re-
solved that MASS Cow ENTIoN Be
boll =. H. lsnotiRE d
= - A - Court House, In Evahsville,pnsT
, 1867-05-21
S25RewardS2
DETER LORENTZ DUNLO

DETER LORENTZ DUNLOP
having absconded from the Island
leaving his debts unpaid in spite Of
prohibition having been enjoined on
him by the Sheriff and confirmed by
sentence of the proper court against
his leaving the Island until he had paid
the debt he had acknowledged and
been sentenced to pay, and in spite of
his pledged word not to run away if
suffered to remain unimprisoned,-a
reward of $25 dollars will be paid
by the underwritten to any person
giving me such correct information
regarding this runaway's escape, as
will legally suffice for detecting the
persons and vessel which aided and
took him off the Island, so that they
can be made responsible for their
lawless act.
st. Croix, 9th April 1867.
HEILBUTH.
, 1867-05-21
E ESTATE

TDURSUANT to orders from the Royal Government it is hereby
a made known that the Taxes for theyear 1866, viz: Ground
and BundngTax,s the Tax on the production of Sugar, the Per-
centage-Tax on the Rent of houses' the Quart pro Cent Tax, the
Immigration-Tax, became due on the 1t of May this year. A list
of the Tax-Debtors and of the properties with specification of the
respective amount of Taxes, will be found exhibited for inspection
for the Jurisdiction of Chrstiansted at the Royal Treasury Office,
and for the Jurisdiction of Frederiksted at the Shemf's Office in
said Town, and will also be advertised in the st. Croix Avis.
In accordance with Governments Order the aforementioned
Taxes will in future only be received after the 9th day of the
Months of May and June, and the list of arrears will be forwarded
to Government after the oath of June for their further measures.
The Royal Treasurers Office, st. Croix the Goth May 1867.
II. RAUPACH,
const.
, 1867-05-21

has been uninterrupted and more than
usually satisfactory. A distinct and stea-
dy improvement has taken place day by
day IN the stale of the affected joint, with
a corresponding dlminu,ion of pain and
swelling, The amount of sleep enjoyed
has been greater than during the previ-
Gus week, whilst her Royal Highness's
general health still continues to exhibit
remarkable freedom from Disturbance
Ibid.
, 1867-05-21
Acknowledgements

vF0LGE Diet Kongelge Gouvernements Ordre bekjendtgjores
n herved, at Skatterne for Aaret 1866, nemlig: Grund- og Byg-
ningsskatten, Afgift at Sukkerproduchonen Leieafgiften, 4 pct.
skatten, Ny, Huus, CAVALIER og Artileri- SAINT Immigrations-
skatten forbade til Detailing den 1ste Mai d. A. En- Fortegnelse
over skattedebitorerne og Eiendommene, med Angivelse af >kat-
terhes Belob er henlagt til Eftersyn for Chrstiansteds Jurisdictions
Vedkommende i Diet Kongelige Kasserercontoir og for Frederiksteds
Jurisdiction pa Byfogedcontoiret sammesteds, og vii tilige bive
indrykket st. Croix Avis.
Iflge Gouvernementets Ordre modtages ovenanf0rte Skater tor
Fremtiden f6rst efter den Ode i Maanederne Mai og Juni, OF vile
Resancelisterne efter den 24de Juni blive indsendte til Diet Konge-
lice Gouvernements videre Foranstaltning.
bet Kongelige Kaserercontoir, St. Croix den code Mai 1867
H. RAUPACH,
const.
, 1867-05-21

"Floods of rain fell here during the
whole of Sunday. Towards IL at night
a north wind got up and cleared the sky
and dried the streets. On Monday the
sun shone out for a moment but very
soon a northwest wind prevailed and
covered the heavens with rainy clouds,
which at intervals descended in heavy
showers. If this bad weather continue
another week, the agricultural interest
will entertain serious and well-grounded
fears."-Ibid.
, 1867-05-21

FOR E G N e l. E
owe de den 1seN Mai 1867 forhdne Skater til ST. Crox Colonalkasse for Aaret 1866.
, 1867-05-21
nj MEXICO.
TBY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, April "a e P.M)
Intelligence published here from Mexi-
CO states that Porfirio Diaz has taken
Puebla, and executed all the officers Of
the garrison. He is marching IN Vera
Cruz-Wetkly Dispatch, april %,
HEALTH OF THE PRINCESS OF
WALES.
The progress of her Royal Highness
towards recovery during the past week
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,hio County Circ"it Court, J"ne Rules,