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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-26

SCHOOL TREASURER,S REPORT.
Statement of Common school Fund for Tu.
itien, Received and Expended, since set.
Element March 4th, 1857, and up 20 settle.
ment. March Sd, 1868: - seaz4D Hsad
1867, March 4, To balance on settles ag4 Is
ment, this day. $3,251 80
June 6, To amount of May
Distribution. ,ol5 70
" Nov. IA, To amount of Nov. +--, Il
Distribution. 1,51O 40
Whole amount received during the .zots7sa
year. ........... $IO,9I6 Uo
1868. CREDIT.
March 8. By amount Of Tuition
vouchers, filed with y kaf9l
.=anssfE the Auditor, this day, $9631 so
Balance in the Treasury ........$1,s 4e Sc
1857. Special school Expense Fund. g
March 4, To balance on settlement Ef9 fe
ns this day. 486 20
June 6, To amounts of May Dis
tr1busl0n. o,zSt 30
', erbusion. .727 90
Whole amount received during year, $9,51l a
1893. CREDIT Tss hGa
March 3, By amounts of Expense Il sa3o8d3s
7s5a.-r. vouchers, filed with the ~ec-. .s4
Auditor, on settlement
Balance in the Treasury. ,457 AZ
The above embraces the expenditures for ten
months of School. ending February 18th, 1868.
JEREMIAH HADLEY, A#
A Treas'r of the School Board
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-26
II OOK 81 f r E

An Election will BE- held 1t the Office Of DR.. ". C..
Evans, in Boston, Wayne Co., Ind, ON the first
Of April 1885, for the purpose Of electinG three Trus
tees for the Unversalist Society, to build church
for religious worship at that place.
'@s1..1 Lt-a z. OSBORN. Ess2
.raa sb j. M. BULLA.
March 70. 1868. Saw. ,...z..=. 1885,.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-26

Srxrr patriotic gentlemen have an
nQuDced themselvs as candidates for
sheriffin Sullivan County.
TheWorld spedks of Hofsce G reeley
as - self made man, Who sworships
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-26

IMPORTANT DECISION IN BANKRUPTCY.
Judge Mcdonald of the United States
District Court of Indiana, has recently
given an opinion that applicants who file
their petitions before the first Of June,
1868, will be entitled to discharge
without regard to any dividend of their
assets. yy- 4e- I-s-sf ala s.s.5.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-26

No reader will forget the floods of vi
tuperation poured upon female polite;
ians, and especially upon Anna Dickin-
son, by the Democratic journals, one
and all, any time within the past five
ysars. Rut there is q change in their
tune. A Miss. Bisbec, it seems, has
been speaking, ortrying to speak, at
Nashua, N. H.. in favor of the Demo
cratic ticket. It is said that noisy Re-
publicans prevented the people from
hearing her, threatened ,mobbing, &c.
Itwould take too much room to print
the indignant remonstrances of the
Democratic papers. Their wrath is
wonderful; such an outrage upon free
speech! the young and beautiful ora
tress, &c. Verify the whirlwind Of time
brings us his revenge as' a sSt+ 1ft.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-26
noors & SHOES, CHEAP FOR CASH,

DOOTs & SHOES, CHEAP FOR CASH!
- Having a good assortment of Boots and Shoes
now on hand, OF my own manufacture and Eastern
made work and being prepared to GIL all orders for
Sewed or Pegged Boots and Shoes
At the shortest possible notice, the undersigned
ypectfuEy asks She citizens Of Richmond and vicinity
for share OF patronage, thanking them for that here
tofore so literally extended. s5&t8 fttzito5 :
Just give him call at his Shop, one door East Of
where he will be happy to his old customers, and
as many ones who study their own interest, and
want good pair Of Boots Shoes, made 1f1tingly
Of the best material and a. reasonable price,.
Richmond, March sth, 1858. G. E0T&xL.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1868-03-26

A TERRIBLY Co1NcIpENcE.-Some SUI
perstitious people have discovered that
General Harrison died one month after
taking Thomas Ewing into his cabinet
and General Taylor died in six months
after Mr.. Ewing joined his counsels
Ewing is the man johnson wants to take
.Stanton's place in the War Office.
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REPUBLICAN, STATE TICKET.

GOVERNOR. 5 ga f.as
Col. CONRAD BAKER, Of vanderburg.
lrDursNAxr dovxRxoa.
Cor. WILL CUMBACK, Ofllecatur
sDOnRrARY OF sTAfB.
DR.. MAX r. A. HOFFMAN,, Of Cass.
AUDITOR or STATE.
Major y. ID. EVANS, Of Hamilton.
rf rnsAsunsR OF STATE. HssE-. 4
Gen. NATHAN KIMBALI., Of Martin.
cLxRx or THE sUPRzxE COURT.
Capt THEODORE w. mccoy, of Clarke.
CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT.
Col. JAMES ID. BLACK, of Marion.
ATTORNEY GENERAL.
DELANA Il. WILIIAMSON, Of Putnam.
SUPERINTENDENT, or PUBLIC iNsrRveTroN
BARNADAS C. HOBBS, of Wayne.
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"The Writing on the Wall'' is being
played at the theater in=Salt Lake City.
Very suggestive The same thing win
be played at Washington soon and it is
likely Andy Johnson wl see it.
a dancing master in n. Y: has intro
duced s'.kiss Cotillion,' in which the
gentleman always k;sses the lady as they
.'swing corners" Well take stock in
that kind of cot iil1ons @t #a
New Jersey has eighty two papers Of
which thirteen are dailies and two semi
weekly. Eight Of the dailies are repub
lican and five democratic in politics,
while twenty nine of the weeklies are
democratic to twenty six republican.
Four of the papers are printed in Ger
m an.
The Marion County Recoder put on re-
cord on Wednesday q mortgage given
by the consolidated Columbus, Chicago
and Indiana Central Railway Company
to secure the consolidated sinking fund
bonds, the amount of which was SI5,-
OOO,O The stamps cost S $4,000. ..s
A TERRIBLE Co1NcIpENcE.-Some SUI
perstitious people have discovered that
G eneral Harrison died one month after
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04
Published March -, 1851
nuAPTER 17h-EsrNRRAI.


AN ACT TO amend section l24 Of chapter l55 Of the
eeuer.l laws Of 1863 entitled san act to cOdify
The laws Of this state relating to common schools
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows: ..---H
Section L Section l24 Of chapter l55 Of the general
laws Of 1868 is hereby amended by adding TO said
section at the end thereof the words following, viz:
ssaud any school district Office ay, for wilful neg
Let nf any DUTY be removed from Office by the county
indge Of the county in which such school district OH
ear shall reside The application for such remOv ]
shall h. bv written petition Of jUriy OF the gal
voters Of said school district IN which such officer re-
sides or OF any person sggrieved by such neglect OF
dutv such petition shall contain full statement OF
An charges preferred against such officer and copy
of said petition together with notice OF the time aud
nlace within said county, when and where hearing
anon such petition vii be he'd before the county Judge
shall be served upon said school district officer AT
least ten DAYS before such hearing Upon the hear
ing the officer so proceeded against, shall have full
county Judge shall have authority 10 administer oaths
70 witnesses offered in relation 70 the charges Ia such
pettion and upon satisfactory proof of such neglect
m duty may by order under his hands, remove such
shool dstIct officer from his Office, and in case Of
oval shall forthwith file such order in the Office Of
the town clerk Of the town IN which the district Affect
ed Nv such order is situated and shall also forthwith
cause CODY Of such order % be rived upon each OF
The remaining ieer- Of such district And the person
20 removed from Office shall pot be appointed under
section so this chapter 70 MI the vacancy oecasoned
by such removal
Sec. p FOR all service performed under TIE proyIs
ions Of this act the said county judge shalt receive
from the county treasurer the OF three dollars for
each day actually employed
Sec 8 This act SHAH take effect and be N force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March 6. lobo.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04

Sec. 2. The clerk Of the board Of supervisors
hall on the first day OF any meeting OF said ooara
- s,,Dervisors Of his county lay before said board
ali demands or claims against the county which nave
ben 6ed in his Office together with schednls Oh me
s9me showing the smounts and the order IN when
they we're fled; and claim or demand shAl ne aeleu
Upon or allowed by said bODrd unless the SAME shal
have been so filed. -. Ia
Sec & An demands or claims 50 hled win ssld
lerk shall be acted upon by the board Of suPerVls
ors. unless Withdrawn by leave Of the board, ano
ha he audited and allowed or disaiowed IN who're OF
n srt ana the action or decision Of the board upon
anT such claim shall be final and conclusive, unless an
snneal shall have been duly taken therefrom, or sue
demand or claim shall have been Withdrawn, as aiore
said. . -, -, s,,.b
demand or claim so aud ted and allowed by the ooafd
shall have been accepted and received Dy te parry ~
nan tberesfter re allowed or paid thereon by order OF
such board Of supervisors. - -
Sec s. ID shall be lawful for any board OF super
I visnvs 10 audit and allow any demand or eiaiul
against the county and to issue orders therefor ana
| 10 nske provisions for the payment Of the same
Sec. G. This act shall take eject and be In force
/ from and after its passage
Approved March o, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04

Some people think that Chronic Dyspepsia may
be cured by exercise and diet alone This is mis-.
take. The Stomach must be stimulated and rsgu-
lated and the liver ana the discharging organs put
in good sorking order before cure eau beefsesed.
sucn is the operation of HOSIEITER'S BIrIEBS.
they tone the stomach, set The liver rieht,
And put the stomach in ich hsslthml plight,
That good d. estion waits on appetite"
Many persons fancy that Fever aud Agne can be
avoided by adopting unusual precautions against
damp and cold. Never was there greater fallacy.
There il no absolute safeguard against mslarious
maladies. except HoSTETrER'S BTTTERS
"To brace the frame, and make it ague proof,
To keep the causes of disease aloOf"
There is nothing like this genial vegetable iuvigor
ant, So, too. In cases where there is predispos-
ton to biliousness the constitutional tendency is
cubated and held In checS by tbs Alternative action
of the BITTERS.
Diet and regimen are powerful allies Of jadicious
medical treatment when the prs seryaton OF health
ia alnbrous tiles il the object in view. Bot
they will not answer the desired end alone. Use
them ss aids to the BI rTERs but do not rely upon
the efficacy Of any formula that does net include
this admirable tonic.
Tne BIITERs consist of an unadulterated vege.
table essence (unrivalled amorg siimulants) med
icated solely with herbs and roots OF scknowed- ed
virtue as tonics 1t is agreeable to the taste aud
perfectly harmless. Even TO children Of delicate
constitutions, it may be given with perie5t impu-
nifty In fact, with these, as with those of older
growth its wonderful recuperatve properties sre at
once apparent
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04
Published March IL, 1851

AN ACT TO authorize the governor to pay for the
pepses OF boarding aud supporting Wisconsin SOL
Si.rs in the est Mary's hospital Of Milwaukee
charitable eye and ear infrmary,n who are afh ted
with disease OF the eye and ear contracted while in
the service Of the United states.
The uaople Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
section l. The governor OF this state Is hereby au-
tborzed TO furnish board and support for such ind
cent Wisconsin soldiers afflicted with disease of
the eve or ear contracted lille ia the military service
Of the United States at the Eye and Ear Inhrmary
department OF St. Mary's hospital, Milwaukee" as h.
nav deem proper subjects for treatment at said in
Urinary: BrOuitsd, that sum shal be paid TO sur
geons or physicians for the care and attendance
such persons. $3.50 ID.
sec > The governor is hereby authorized TO con
tract with the trustees Of such institution for the board
and support Of the persons mentioned in the first sec
ton Of this act and shall at liberty at any time 70
nut an end to such contract, both as to individual
eases and generally, when be shall deem II proper 20
do so for the interest Of tie state.
Sec g. There is hereby appropriated out OF the gen
eral fund for such purpose the sum OF five hundr'
dollars 20 be used At the discretion Of tee governor
for the purpose aforesaid TO be drawn upon his order
Sec l. This act shall take effect ana be Ia force
from and after its passage and publication.
Approved March o, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04
Published March Is, 1885,
CHApVFR151-GENERAL.

AN ACT 10 amend section three Of chapter 4S4 OF the
general laws Of 1864 entitled San act to amend
chapter l55 Of the general laws Of 1853 entitled 'an
act to codify the laws Of this state relating to com
mon schools -"
The people Of the state OF Wisconsin, represented IN
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
Sc tionI Section three Of chapter 434 of the gen.
era laws of 1854 is hereby amended as to read as
follows: 'Section Section rs Of said chapter l55 Is
hereby amended so as to read: whenever school
district shall be unable TO obtain the school house
site or addition to such site selected designated by
majority Of the electors thereof present at regular
meeting at special meeting called Tor that pur
pose on account Of the refusal of the 20 sell
lease the same for just and reasonable compensation
or on account Of the being nonresident, such
site may be located and established by the town
board of supervisors IN the manner hereinafter pro
vided.' y
Sec 2 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and after its passage
Approved March 8, 1865.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04
Published March Il, 1885,
CHAPTER lT2-GEsERsL.

An ACE 70 amend section Al Of chapter Sc Of the
vised statutes, concerning releases Of mortgages.
The peopIe Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented In
senate and assembly, do enact as follows:
section 1. Section forty-One Of chapter eighty-sx
Of the revised statutes is hereby amended by sdding
20 the end Of said section, 'and whenever mortgage
snail have been foFecIOsed by seton in the circuit
court and the.udgment and costs In su action shall
have been paid and satisfaction shall have been en-
tered on the docket u such judgment in the Office Of
the clerk Of the circuit court, it shalt be lawful for the
register OF deeds production 20 him Of the certih
cTe % the clerk Of such court certifying the fact OF
h Judgment Of foreclosure The dOcketng thereof IN
his ONCE the payment Of such judgment and costs,
ana entry Of satisfaction upon the docket Of such
ud1eut 70 note the margin OF the record Of such
lloFtuaue in his Office the following words: This
luortFsE4 -f0recl0sed ia circuit court, judgment
dock It'd the elm, and has been IN " paid and salts
faction entered" and such entry shall have tie same
eject IS a deed VI release duly acknowledged aud
recorded"
its passage.
Approved March 6, 1s6s.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04
lPubushed March Is. 1885,
CHAPTER iss-GKxrnAr.

AN ACT prescribing the manner In which the ac-
counts Of Witnesses crors and interpreters for fees
in certain cases shall be rendered and paid
The people Of the stste Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section !. Whenever any action shall come before
a Justice Of the peace OF court commissioner In which
the state Of Wisconsin IS pary and where the coun-
" shall be liable for the fees OF jurors Interpreters
and Witnesses the fees OF said jurors interpreters and
ing manner: AT least ten days before the annual
meeting Of the board Of supervisors Of each county,
in November, every justice Of the peace and court
commissioner In this stale shall file with the
ted statement which shall sste the title OF action
and its nature and date Of trial examination, and
before whom IL was heard the names OF all jurors
called IN the case III any) the names Of all witnesses
subponaed the part OF the state, who actually AZ
tended court and gave In q statement Of their al
tendance and travel aud the names Of Interpreters
sworn ~ any together with the number Of days each
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04
Published March II, 1851
CHAPTER I0S-GERERAL.


AN ACT TO amend chapter l55 Of The general laws
1888. entitled ian act to codify the laws Of this
state relating to common schOols.n
The peopIe of the state Of Wisconsin, represented ir
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. section II Of said chapter l55 Is hereby
amended 10 read as follows: Section II. In all
cases where alteration Of the boundaries of school
district shall be made the town supervisors shall with
in three days thereafter give notice thereof by fling
copy Of the order so authorizing the same with the
town clerk and with tie clerk Of he district dis
tricts affected by such alteration; and 70 alteration
of a. school district made without the consent OF a
majority Of the district board, endorsed such
der shall take effect until three months after notice
given as above specified, unless such alteration is
made In compliance with the order Of the state super
intendent Of public instruction, liven in the dec sion
Of an appeal regularly taken shall any atera-
ton Of an organized district be made to take effect
be tween the irst day OF December in one yer aud
the first day Of April following. 't
Sec. p section 46 Of said chapter 155 is hereby
amended so TO read follows; Section H. The
director treasurer and clerk shall constitute the dis
trct board Meetings Of the board may be called by
spy two members thereof by serving upon the other
member written notice Of the time and place Of such
meeting at least twen four hours before said meet
inc is 10 take place.
Sec g. section 80 of said chapter l55 is hereby
amended 50 as to read as follows: Section 80. He
shall also within the time mentioned in the preceding
section make and deliver 70 the county treasurer a
written statement Of the whole number OF children in
each town In the county the age OF four and IN
der the age Of twenty returned from districts which
nave ulaluldlACu cStoot I'VE
the past year, appears from the town clerks le-
ports.
see 4. Section l02 of sail chapter l55 is hereby
amended so as 10 read follows Section 1O2 Every
applicant for certificate Of the third grade shall be
examined in OrthOepy, photography, reading, pen
manshp intellectual and written arithmetic, English
grammar geography, history OF the United States,
aud the theory and art of teaching. and e found
qualified shall receive certificate that shall quslifY
the holder TO teach In any in the county In which
he Is examined p Outded, that the county superin-
limit in
county and may also issue limited third grade certif-
Gates for less period than year, and for par
ticular district whenever by examination, he is sat
sed that the applicant Is qualified TO teach in such
district aud is not qualified to teach in every district
Of the Town for which he is licensed and ia tsty
prOrifed that person shall receive certificate OF
sny grade who does not write and speak the English
language with facility and correctness.
Approved March 5, 1865. aEs
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04
Published March II, 1851
Observation-Disclosures.

An ACT 70 prohibit the trustees and superintendent
q the benevolent institutions Of the state from be-
coming parties 20 contracts for furnishing supplies
% such Institutions
The people Of the state Of Wisconsin, represented in
senate and assembly, do enact as follows
Section l. Il shall not be lawful for any trustee,
regent COMMISSIONER or ether officer, agent,
pl0ye Of any Of the benevolent educational insti
buttons OF this state for any officer agent
pl0ye Of tile state prison, reform school 20 be
parry 20, 20 be In any way or manner interested,
either directly indirectly, IN any contract or agree
ment express implied, verbal or written, for fur
uishing supplies materials u any description 20
for the institution with which such person shall be
connected and any person or officer above nau ed
Who shall violate the provisions Of this act who
shall az any time hereafter furnish any supplies
materials OF be himself interested in fur
nishing any such supplies materials %
or Tor the Institution for which he may be an
officer agent Or emp Oye, shall be deemed
guilty Of 3 misdemeanOr, and upon cOnvic-
tion thereof shall be punished by fine Of less
than five hundred d'larE, more than two thou
sand dollars for each Odense-
Sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be in force
from and alter It's passage and publication.
Approved March 5, lSbs.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-04-04
Published March IA, 1858 J
OhAPTER l79-GERRaAL.

AN ACT to autbOrIzs certain towns to transfer
Moneys from the general fund to the school
fund. t.a.
The D. ope of the state of Wisconsin,. represented
N senate and assembly. do enact as follows;
Section J. The b. ard of supervisors Of those
towns witch have net raised, by O+der OF the coun-
" hoaIos OF supervisors, sum 81 fciert e. entitle
Them 70 al az pordonment If school moneys for the
year 1859, are hereby 2uthorizs ID aud directed T.
transfer fcon the general fund To ibe school fund
OF tbeir respect Va towns, the amounts in which
said towns are deficient; and upon the receipt by
the state snpe ia Lendent OF public instruction OF
The cerihcate OF any togn clerk that the requisite
amount has been tous transferred, he shall APP
portion to sail towns the int sum of pcnooi mon
eys "a Shich such towns would have bean entitled:
pTOUi led, the county boards of supervisors had
levied upon such towns the amounts required by
law
sec. 2 This act shall take effect and be IN force
from snd ter it's passage aad publication.
Aprroyed Msrch g. 1858,