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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

CUsPENsIoN OF SPECIE PAYNENTs.-The crisis
~ has arrived the Of the cash SYSTEM for
naterng the credit system may appear paper;
effects individuals often ruous IN the extreme
In London and Paris the their face against
tand consequently number OF establishments have prupg ur
Of late that do cash business only This has been termed
by some the Earopean system and has but recently been in
troduced New York.
PHILLIPS Of lo6 william street. does not claim for himself
the honor Of its bu, he ees believe that he carries
y ont 10 reser extent than any Of his ryas Fer instance
they content themselves with purchasing for cash the obbe
ow he rems funds 10 Eur 10 buy Of the manufacturers
direct thereby avoiding all those accumulated profits which
nhsnce the value Of articles before they reach the
The extensive patronage he has been honored with be
sufficient voucher OF public opinion TO the he carries
out his assertion Of product sfrst rate garment, cut in
crior style and made by but the finished workmen
lie effects saving &c ~ per the prices charged by
.ouses Who profess furnish the best goods and he does this
Notwithstanding the ry Of his style and elegance Of his
garments. Phillips will warrant his 20 be equal
any mode in Broadway and he considers them the aires
standard BY which parision can beinstituted
BAH goods paid for on de,very, and gentleman
pccted 10 ake WHEN reasonable objection
ists call solicited 100 William Of John street.
rs 9ms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

ID COMA TO La Il NO Handsomely finished on the
N second Aoer ~ he house No John street. 10 ~ Vt &C.
parely or teeeer They be had furnished or unfus
shed with without breahfs and tea Enquire The pre-
nissa s2alw
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Vol. v


Iuh Dencu pIcscne,
Serson : rms was an application TO the court o.
very novel character. The sefendant had been ar
rested at the OF the plaintiffs, a. ~
and MT he,no nroydsd with bail, was compelled to
90 to prison. As he was the accredited Iex'"'
minister to the courts Of Versailles and 81 James
from the iuiant republic, and on ms way no'ue
wisdom were anxlou.ly waiting, his counsel now
moved for nj, discharge, the ground OF ms ceh,
being an ambassadors, and consequently Pn'"os'u
from arrest. rro,;crs
In support Of this point, Pnficndori. 1roticus;;
yattei. Montesquieu, and q hoat Oh other iearhea
M,rshau s. B,dwell opposed the application, and
without DEF gnug notice the Learning cited oy ms
oppoaent commended that as the defendant was ma'
AN amba. sador t. the United States ne was me-. Pr,
.,ma .rn,n arrest IL was true he was an ambass a-
der to two European powers and if 80, he had rgh,
to 20 home by the straghtest route or ne
not claim any privileges beyond an Ordinary 80
weller. c:,
The court promised a decision on Friday.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

DAssAGE FROM GREAT BRITAIN And iRk-
LAND-The subscriber continues 70 make esssxcmeots
IN tbs city Tor the passages Of those residing 70 s Ire
land, Scotland and Wales
Toe ships employed by this company o. the first class,
American built commanded by OF evpersesce and san
from Liverpool every throughout the sessos. 4
Drafts payable jeasnd on Natl nal pk of frvland
the National Bank of Scotland and Their varios brsseh
also, on 4. Cyn Co. London, and fixhsgh 4 = Grin
shaw Lysrpool al the lowest rates. ,pcaao b. made
BY LETTER, post paid 10 sAMoEL THOMfsOS
n2r Irs 2T9 ~ ar .tr~~k.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28
(,s,pEys n pleas

Before Jadge inglls
r. Mary Ann Wheai Oh and Henry =. Loo"''s, h
;strafors Of the lat. Ebcn Wheaton, vs.. Jefeuh'a"
Sanford -Tnis was action to recover coAP1"'
sation in damages for breach OF coutfac. on .ne
part 81 the defendaat. 1t appeared tna a''c' ."o ~
cease of Eben Wheaton, the plaintifts IN this sun
Seerm led 10 DISPOSE of his real estate BY auction
for the very laudibie purpose OF set.iing w''u us
creditors On the 4th March, 1873, the siess' =:
Beeckers advertised the sale OF hoese a.u , , "
the First avenue, subject to mortgage VI ssvo
The customary notice was given bN nahu ui's quo
through the newspapers, and the deenoah., anu .as
others attended and bid for the property. Al1ns.
il was knocked down for 5000 w hen the oe'enu-
ant was waited upon with the deed and tue hrst III
stanent Of I'D per cent demanded nc s"uue,S o'.,n
out that he hal to pay Oft the mortsaseo Oh SoN"
and then refused on that ground 10 nave "ny
d., with the business, because ne shu nc n"u wv
been notified, and that he did not bay 'ne ploPey
subject TO any such conditions. lie piains ,a 80
on gave notice TO the defendant that II ne u,u NJ
make good the purchase, they sheud iess, .ne 81 :
tate on his acc unit and hold him answerabe Tor the
deficiency, il any. lar
On the rs OF April, the property was re.oid Tor
$500, exclusive OF the mortgage. 's ,n1
therefore brought to recover the balance Of anu
costs -,
kOu the part al the defendant il was set up that no
n,tice Of the mortgage was gwen e'her ~ ,"e an
nonnce vt af the call at the place OF SALE anu
that the memorandum in the sale book had mo sum
eicnt signature because IT was m pencil
To rebnt the first all cation, the plaintiffs caiiea
witpes, who wore that ne heard the auctioneers say
fbe oroperty was sabject the mortgage OF S3OoO,
and that BUYERS mns bid over that amount
The court charged the jury that - the signing TOOK
place at the time Of the saie the signature was sood
even ough il should be IN pencil Hts H"lof also
charged the Jury 10 find specially on that point, and
ais with respect the defendants knowledge OF the
mortgage. - ,,, IN
v.The jury found for the plaintiffs damages S4sS -
The Jury also faund ON the special ponts.-first,
that the me norandun signed at the place o' sale
Secondi, that the defendant bid only Soooo, excia-
sive Of the mortgage, although The terms were iuy
announced
Fer plamt,Gs. J. T. Brady, for defendant General
Sanford.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

aa6 FOR CHARLEsTeN-To sail on the Isl Dec.
N1 The Grst class coppered and copper fastened packet
ssA>-sh,p REPUBLIC, Capt Thompson will be dspaei
above living very superior fe cabin
second c,bin aud steersge and unusually
intending TO embark should embrace so favorable an
portuni,, For freight or passage ~ the lowest rates apply
On soasd foot &C Pine street. or 70
n27 GLOVE n McMURRAy. 60 Southst
6xE FOR CiIARsEsTOv-ro sail ON the Il. Dec
X The 6rs cla.s coprsred and copper asten,d pac 81
%ship RErUBLtC Cspt Tnompscs will be dispatch.
"a above. H,virs very Superior 60 cabin
ndag 10 embark should embrace % very favorable
oyprpny rur freight pssss the lowest rates sp.
p'y 90 board, foot or Pine street. or to
RAwsON 4 McwURRAY,
nG corner Of pise and sexah AIS. or ls7 sosth It.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

NEW REFECTORy-J SWEENEY ,nlnrras his trend
IN andh public that he has opened Reisctory ia
arse and elegant building, No. LA Fulton FISH, Fesh
and Fowl always 10 be found his tables and deissa
cy OF the provided appears 10 tie market
No attention will be wsstine he part se>ss
satisfaction and he hopes find generous snssnss>
which he 10 determined TO ssssrve
il0-n y SWEENEY
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

- BEAVER AND MOLEsKIN HATs-The Citizens
Of the lower wards, and Of New York generally may
pur base fur and s,lk Hats fair pice the times
Moleskin Hats the best quality Beaver ard Nu
iria 81 Prices fixed. caps g.. in The same ratio
DAVID HOWELL, Fashionable Halter,
n7-lmt 95 Nassau street N. Y.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

+ b. IRWIN & Co., Members OF the Royal College OF
Surgeons Londsn, continue 10 be consulted dslcats
diseases all their various their Office 94A Fulton
street where from the comnod Of their
laborng under delicate complaints b. treated with
secrecy and safety
J. d. Irwin Co pledge themselves that in all Of The
violent venerea which have hitherto fallen under their
notice their treatment without mercury has been
ccul and speedy Tey need b. Certificates d~ct the
public attention 10 then superior practice In those Diseases
their reputation in this city we'll known and respected by
all who had occasion TO conde their honor Il strongly
recommended 20 females who the habit Of using their
Deobruent Pills. that than should be taken
occasion might produce effects which those who
.oule he mothers desreus 10 avoid. preventative
be had cured in days Those who have
ured then selves by secret and destructive habit obtain
relief Solvent security all that will be required until
shall be effected. Letters post paid, detasg the
ure the complaint and covering suitable fee will be
medaey attended TO, and rn,d,cs with full directions for
carded 10 the par ties. na-im'
n YMNASTlC ExERCIsEs-W FULLER be- o.
NJ form the gentemen of New vtoinity,
his 100 - Ann full
operation. w. f. has certificates frcm .he eminent
physicians Of New York and Philadelphia the great advan
tages 10 be derived from the exercises Of the
1hes exercises adapted all ages and tkea
time, without interruption weather Mr. Mour9aia,
who has Given the greatest saact for the
at this establishment will continue lessons the noble
science Of Fencing such hours will
Of ms pupils % boys uuder IA OF age froal
10 ocleck WI will be always during teis
ercises An evening class about being formeo
ter For card of terms appy as above MIC In.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28
ONE PRICE HAT STOR

Ess, NEW FASHION, BROWN cos, ne " style Of
Hats ready for sale at the low fixed price 49,
~ They surpass beauty any ever offered 70 the
price combining the requisite qualities Of the cosy
ghne durability and lusre. The great number Of hats
which they sell and for cash only enables them to furnish
article superior those usually sold the price The
pstlc invited and Judge their merits BRowN
Co.'S wholesale and retail warehouse l78 Chatham,
Of Mott.street New York sl3-Sm'
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

lNANIEL SWEENEY, "A Ann street. returns hrs enc.
thanks 10 his friends Cor the liberal susrortth
ave uncry rendered Min since Ne hr opened HE Reflector
a ss.ures them thstn viii BE- h consa' .s.svvr merit
wssauXucs Of their appreciation His table nawaysi
~ N. hes the market Affords rod those who may honor
e With their presence may depeud upon being served
iesAliHess, cssilty and promrttvae jisH
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

ELEGANT ROOM TO LET.-Two gentlemen, or g.
the Of library OF 1000 Volumes piano, &c ia gen-
eel family at AZ John The family circle ccnss Of
ur FERNS for the board Sc xc $40 for ihe two
The best Of references will be required ad
dressed at this office, Will be attended to- ard ether
mode of application. nstf
's,hk OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES BEAUTY-Atkis-
sears Deplaory the only article that has been
ound TO permanently uperhsous hair from the face,
neck AMI arms of Females leaving the skin sofer aer and
winter than before its Application II IS mild and baEless
ITS nature that be used upon infant with perfect
safety For saieprce dollars per bottle--at GUION'S,
80 Broadway Agent for the United States OF America ais
CLOAKs. CLoAKs. CLOAK,.-At Il. B CRAY'S
~ Chesp Store No. so Catherine Of Madison
under the church, The ef Ladies
and Misses 9th and Merno CLIO KS (and also TIE cheap
es to b. found in the city Ladies the
Gle fail to get supplied, the
pe. Ao, well selected of seasonsbe Dry
Goods cheap. H. d. GRAY, so Catharine st,
n22 lw+ corner Of Madison
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FULTON date fore
~ man TO J. Il. Walter) aud JAMES THURsTON have
IHuRsros for the purpose Of conducting the Plumbing Ba
ness, a, 500 Broadway.
New York, Sept. Is, 1889.
(NARDThe undersigned having had considerabIs expert
~ ence IN the Plumbing Business and being acquainted with
every improvement ia their line, practical
consider themselves inferior none before the
public with confidence Of giving satisfaction
FULTON,
J. THURsToN
New York. Oct J, 1889. o32-3n4
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28
az NEW ORLEANS OLD ESTABLISHED LINE
kSfNN OE AlKETS-To sail punctIay every Mon

day throughout the IN the following order
Sri, v'-.sburg October lath Ship Mississippi Oct. 2Ist
Ship Orleans Oct asth Ship Louisville November 4ih Ship
Panhea Nov llth Ship shasspesre. Nov 18th Ship Ar
kansas, Nov. 25h Ship Huntsville, December I'd Ship
Ma hvle, Dee 9Th Ship Saratoga, Dec 10th Ship Aasa-
ma Dec 2sd SHIP Yazo. Dec. so,h.
These ships c all Of the FIRST class peed and copper
fastened commanded by experienced navgaors constantly in
the trade positively sail above take steam at the
Balise.
Pe-~ to embark for the above port will find the
Of these vessels Cor Cabin Cabin and
Seersge Passengers unsurpassed BY any Others, and
fail 10 every comfort
Fc- - - apply boart at Orleans Wharf foot Of Wall
street. TO WI. 7. TAPsCoTT, - Peck Slip, door
TO ISL South street. oil I'm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28
ONE PRICED HAT STORE

CLARK, corner Of Chatham and Pearl SITS after
ny years experience business and after repeated and
untirisg efforts to attain the object, confidently be-
YES that he has at length succeeded in manuae turing an a
Gle which cannot fail win the appreciation Of all who will
take the trouble TO examine it.
This article to which the attention Of the public Is
especially invited Satin Beaver Hat price only THREE
DOLL ARS and he feels assured that for beauty cheaPness
durability and comfort cannot be surpassed in the city Of
New York In addition the usual voriey Of Hats and Caps
he also keeps hand constantly Fur Hat Of very superior
quality which he afford at FOUR DOLLARS; and this
Hat for years past has given customers the
most unqualified satisfaction. Justice TO his friends we'll
to himself makes II proper tor him to say, that he sells for
cash. the losses sustained from bad will not have
be paid by good Wholesale dealers supplied promptly
the old stand where the asking price always the
selling price. sep27-3m+
sln BROWNS FALL lyle OF HAfS.-On hand
M and constantly manufactu ing elegant assortment Of
G5A his mnc admired Hats Of the latest Fall Fashion
Also very large assortment Of Fur Mus from the lowest
rce 10 the co.s together with extensive assortment
ogeDtemens cloth and FUR caps Youths and ch dren cloth
aud velvet caps all Of which offered the reasonable
termt BROWN, lac Chatham street,
GlI3m' Opposite Rosevelt,s st.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

Ak6 FIRST SHIP FoR NEW oRLEANs-The
Mal rsi clas ccprered and copper fastened DION
S-Eapt buchanan will sail Cor New Orleass On sstur.
day the 30s inst Her mmodation. second cabin
steerave 81 the best dc opoa which togeh
With Ter great height between decks nder. her very
srsbe conveyance Cor persons going there For freight
pAssse witch VII De moderate, apply to The captain
rot HE, BROTHERS 60. 81 south st.
few cabin also be accommodated mode
rate terms. n27 81.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

SEH FOR M0BiLE-To sail pusctually lsth
fx November the well known fast sailing copper ed and
Sss. copper fastened packet ship NAPOLEON Captain
sherman sill meet with punctud despatch Her
ds,ons for cabin, second CABIN passengers
eqused by packet port and will he taken the low
,ermsFor which, freight apply board Dove
street wharf, or to
RAWsON X McMURRAY,
ma Corner Of Pine aad Soath its, l67 souts Il.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

kI6 FOR MOBiLE-To sail punctualIy the ~,
MxNP November-Thc sell known fast sailing coppere
ssand copper fastened packet ssip NAPOLEON Cap
John sherman, will meet with psnctua despatch Her
Tor cabin and see age passengers uneque
by packet in part aud will be taken the lowest
For winch freight please apply bosrd. Dover
wharf, or 10 GLOVER McMURKAY,
eo
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-11-28

6A6S FOR NEW ORLEANs-The regular packet for
MExt Monday I'd Decentralization and New Y, rk
S6Line--The, asst sailing packet ship HUNTSVILLE,
Capt John EIdds, will sail above her regular day. For
freight passa. having handsome apply
board, Al Orleans wharf foot Of Wall st. or 10
MIG Elk COLLINS co. 81 South ST.
P. No freight received after Saturday evening the beth
instant.
ad1r FOR NEW oRLEANS-The Rrst cIas. fast
nf1fk aailng packet brig BRILLIANT, apt. Hepburn
$500. will clear the above port in few DAYS few
cabin passengers be very comfortably accommodated
YER, low terms BY applying board Washington
ket, North River, or to
RAWSON NcMURRAY,
MIG Corner Of Pine and South sts.
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1867 AZ
hereby certify that the above is correct
statement OF monies received and disbursed, up
TO this date,-.from tho third of April last, 10
October 9th, 1889.
SAMUEL TlLLOTsON, c. TAO.
October 9th, 1899. 4lw3
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PROSPECTUS
THE WEEKLY PICAYuNF

THE WEEKLY PICAYUNE,
IN consequence of the popularity which our
da'Iy paper has gained in all sections of the
country, and the numerous demands we nro
receiving from all quarters for a weekly Jour.
nal' we have determined on starting one of thu,
description, to be entitled the "1'HE WEEKLY
PIcAYUNE.n 10"
loadopt the same iguratiyc style used in orr
hrst prospectus, we have fitted out the Upjco.
y"ne" for more distant voyages, and rreioh,ol
her with all sorts Of notions in the shane ~
and if the same success attends bcr
whlch she has met with while coastinr nearer.
nome, we shall doubtless receive rich pe,nrns
10 prepare our little craft for the more ov.
Iended sea on which she is destined TO move,
we have put on her many additions and i'm.
proVoments' Some Of her old timbcrs have
'eeh taken out and replaced by ncw-she has
greater measurement ioreand aft, greater
ength OF beam, and her sheets have been ma.
orally enlarged.
notwithstanding the increased size, the pub.
'c may rest assured that the 'Picayunc' will be
haoed to work in ShodI vatcr with the same
aclllty as heretofore, and form channels ofI
which it would be folly for The
ull' heavy vessels at present sailing this portI
. navigate.
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TO THE CIT TEENS OF THE THIRD
JUDICIAL DISTRICT.
TNHE CIRCUMSTANCES under wi

.HHE CIRCUMSTANCES under which ,
much against my own inclination, was
prevailed upon, to suffer my name to be put in
nomination, for Judge of the Third Judicial
District. having assumed new atitude--as
well as other considerations, which concern
no body but myself, have induced me TO with
Idraw my name from the canvass.
My gratitude to those who were anxious,
that should continue q candidate, will be cher
'ished with as fond recollections, as tho had
sstill continued candidate and finally been ell
'ected. Ii has been suggested, that have with
drawn for the purpose of promoting another's
.pretensions. The inuendo Indignantly re-
ypel, and feel satisfied, that those who know
.1me best, hold me incapable, of mednating any
lsuch design.
V. T. CRAWFORD.
October 3, 1899. 40
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PROSPECTUS
FOR THE THIRD VOLUME OF TIE
A4l8&&TY ADWDUAgrIR.,
JAMES NJ. sM LEY, Editor


Notwithstanding the unparalleled nross,,,
which for the last twelve months. hns rro oSo
and trammcled every depart ment Of thn To.
, chancaI, Agricultural and Commerc;ai c ,l
lliuhlly' the unwearled and indefatigabc ener
s.oe u american enterprise, are once more
8Elns eVidcnceot higher and fairor prospect
o0.ore US mat quesccnt attribute, which, for
u'he' seemed to mark and designate our
downward procllvlty to carclessness and indil.
ference, has fortunately awakened from its
sluggish apathy; and partially disnthraed
from The atal influence Of too blind crodu.
NY IN Inc IntalllbIlly of those whom we have
eie'alea above US, may we not still indulge the
hoPe' tnat there is yet held in reserve, hap
Ply result in the experiment of this last md
once purest Of Republics?
linSSugated, in part, by that grand revolution
winch has already commenced, and which is
sun gong on IN the opinion of the people, so
lar as respects the political relations existing
octWeeh the respective States and the FEEDER.
al Government, the present Proprietor is about
TO embark in the publication of the Liberty
4 dvocate
Two years ago, this journal dated its origin,
al at period when, in this County, It had many
u'iicuIlles to encounter, and the strongest OPP
position to contend with The enduring, and,
as we conceive, orthodox principles, which
nave nurtured and sustained the journal through
good and through evil report" had then in
Ihe'r infancy, but mere minority which sus-
famed 1t. But, tho resistIcss march OF human
reason, before whose advance all obstacles
must ultimately recede, has brought about a
brighter and iairer dawn; and the phan-
hroplst and the patriot can now look in pro-
pecnve upon tho revisit Of those purer days,
which once pointed to the destiny Of our much
beloved country.
The political creed Of the Advocate will be-
he same which it has heretofore advocated.
State Rights and State Sovereignty, will be the
rterial action which shall give lito and amin
ton to its political Characteristic, while OK.
rcsing a tenacty for these principles which
ill never yield to caprice, the columns of this
,urnal will, at all times, be open to liberal
and offered as a ready channel to tho
dc Of passing events, and an acceptable organ
{ general scieace and useful knowledge.
We cordially invite tho patronage ofnl those
ho concur with us in sentiment, as well as the
lagnanimity of those who dissent from us in
olitics, TO cooperate in sustaining the press
ho Advocate will in future appear, under the
EDITORIAL supervision Of JAMES M. SMILEY Esq.
nd published on tho same terms Of the for
Ter numbers, by A. w. FORSY'nHE
January 9, 1889
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LIBERTY .FEMAL E
SDIzlIMM RYa

Under the direction Of Tie MISSES RING.
IENHE Second Quarter Of this Institution
for 1889, commenced Ola Monday, the
25th instant, A few more young Ladies anc
Misses will be taken, if application is made
soon, as the number of scholars will be limited
No scholar taken for less term of time than
one Quarter. No allowance made for loss OF
time, except in case of sickness.
TERMS.
For English branches, Six Dollars per Quar-
ter, with one Dollar added for rent. wood, &c.
Lace AMI Ornamental NcedIc-work, SIS 90
per Quarter
Painting, per Quarter, SIS 90
Their School rooms arc large and commodi-
Gus, and pleasantly located. Parents and Guar
dams may rest assured that every attention
will be paid to the morals and instruction of
their children and
LIBERTY, March 28th, 1889 Is
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COUNTY TREASURER'S
REPORT.

40 The Board Of County Police of A,niie COUNTY.
y GENTLEMEN: The following is a correct
~ statement of the Treasury, since the
third day of April, 1889, up to the present date
Money IN the Treasury, April, 1888, 1851 70
MONIES RECEIVED.
Received of w. A. Jackson, Assessor
and Collector, ll6 rs
Il" off. NJ. Davis, 1915 90
k'' Of /. Q. Benthal, Ranger, 1874 10
Amount total 10 date, $lO5o Is
finaoant diSbnrSed since 3rd ApTil 1899, uD to
this date.
,aid John Walker, as Judge Of Pro.
bate, 1874 COL
:" Jehu Wall, as Police member, 10 DOL
I" s. w. Van Norman. for work
done, &c. 70 ooT
!" A.W. Forsythe, for advertising
Treasury Report, 80 oO|
I John Adams, as Police member, 9 DOLL
Y John Walker, as Judge of Pro.
bate, 9 OOI
n James Duck, building bridge
across Amitc, 100 coll
8. X. Davis, as clerk Of Board
Of Police, DOLL
| A. w. Forsylhc, for printing
proposals ofCourt House, Doll
W. A. Jackson, service as As
SCISSOR and Collector, SO sill
John Adams, as Police member, Doll
w. G. Tlarrel, for work on the
Clerks office, 10 00I
IF. Webb as clerk Of an elec-
ton, OO1'
Richard Massey, work on clerks IL
Office, OOB(
$. r. Davis, for services, iO5 5OH
Jehu Wall, as Police member, 0oH