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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20
BosToN, Oct. 10, l947.

TheatricGis and Poiitics-NapaI .4fdirs, &c &c.
The action Of the Episcopal convention in session
In New York, is daily scrutinized by the citizens OF
Athens with the most intense interest. Although it is
generally supposed his is already preudged, yet
having ardent and talented friends in the House Of
Bishops 1t is hoped he will at least be awarded patient
hearing and fair trial.
Business of every description appears to be in -four
ishing condition in this city at present Our enter
prising merchants extending their sales and credits
in oil directions and the unusual facilities for the
portaon of passengers and goods by renders this
| city very desirable resort for country traders.
In the theatrical line, the approaching pro-
misses to outve the last in attractions and novelty An
derson has concluded engagement at the Howard
actor IL, upon the whole, decidedly favorite with the
Bostonians. This evening Mrs Mowatt and Davenport
commence u brief engagement ut the Howard.
Broush Is still holding the rcins at the Adelph and
indefatigabc in his efforts to please 1t Is thought
this actor is now reapipg portion of the rewards his
inventive genius merits
| The National is doing exceedingly well The Museum
also is prospecting, but with the exception of Warren,
rhoman and Whitman, there actors, except OF
| moderate abilities, attached to this place.
Both political parties preparing for the election
| next month"; with zeal and vigilance.
attached to the Custom House. the nomination Caleb
Cushing for governor is hailed with the utmost enthu-
siasm by the democrats throughout the State.
Thus far the democratic party has presented decided
the strongest ticket for popular support and in
old federal Massachusetts, stands much the best chance
to succeed 1t cannot be denied that n large number
heretofore acting in unison with the whg party in this
state are thoroughly disguised with the Of their
leaders, and will openly support Gushing for governor
at the approaching election In addition to which va
rious causes-such the pursued by the wings
Relation to granting aid to the volunteers for Mexico
and also their course In regard to the license law
have tendency to draw many from the wing to til,
democ attic party.
The old frigate Constitution is undergoing an entir,
overhauing at our Navy Yard She viii REQUIRE con
siderable labor to render her perfectly sea
worthy and will probably occupy the government dr.
dock all winter The Commodore stationed at OUT
Navy Yard Is universally respected both az an officer
| and n man.
The navy agent and naval storekeeper are both de-
| servedly esteemed and capable officers.
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Police Intelligence.

Grand Larceny Officer Giderslseve, Of the 18th
ward, arrested on Monday night man called Thomas
Rider, n charge Of stealing $l25 from Mr. list,
of Sag Harbor, L. l., and then escaping to this cit
where he was caught and sent back again for trial In
custody of constable Hubbard, Of that county
Broke Jail.-A young man charged with grand lar
ceny called VIM Jones escaped from the Albany jail on
Sunday night He is about 10 years Of age lame with
one leg, and eyebrow. Thirty dollars re-
ward IL offered for his arrest.
Pocket Picked at .aibany-<On Monday night just as
the steamboat Empire was leaving the dock at Albany,
expert pickpocket extracted from the pocket of MIR
Adams, wallet containing 5000 in bank bills on the
Lee Bank OF Buffalo, togher with draft for S4OO drawn
ON the Merchants Exchange Bank. No arrest.
Bugiary.-On Sunday night last, some burglars en-
tered the store No 80 Pearl street. occupied by Henry
w. Barns Co, by forcing entrance through the
vault Notwithstanding therefrom $3.50 in bank bills,
and about $500 in property. No arrest.
Stealing Bufter.-Some dock thieves, on Monday
night stole from soop lying at the foot of pier No g.
East River 10 rkins of butter consigned to Mr. Steel
No. Is Counties Slip. No arrest.
Robbery IF Silper and JeWei,y--During the process
sion yesterday afternoon some sneaking thief entered
the dwelling house Of Mr. VIM r. Miller, No 10 Irving
Place; stealing therefrom silver and jowery con-
sistiDg sfbractets breaspns rings, &c. valued in all
at Sl79 No arrest
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20
Brooklyn Intelligence.

Court SEssIoNs-Before Judge Rockwell and JUS
tices Wright and Hughes-Alexander Campbell, Esq ,
an indictment charging him with being concerned with
Edwin Baly in the commission Of aggravated assault
and battery VIM. e. Bennett, pilot OF one OF the viii
amsburgh ferry boats he proceeding from Grand
the 9Th of May last with intent rob him, CONT
nued until late hour in the examination of number
Of witnesses the part Of the prosecution By the tes
timony Of several nymphs Of the pave from New York
companions, and had frequently visited certain house
of bad repute together and that the evening the
assault upon Mr. Bennett committed, they crossed
the Williamsburgh ferry together.
The prisoner defended by MIR. Church, who in
summing up the evidence, urged the innocence his
client the ground that the prisoner returned In the
game boat In which he went to Wiamsburgh, and
that the brief elapse the boat remained the precud
the idea that he could in any way have aided Bay in
the attack Mr. Bennett.
The District Attorney the part OF the people, set
forth in an impressive manner that the assault
made very after the boat in which the psrties went
gave the alarm which caused the prisoner to for the
boat and succeeded in reaching 1t before Is left the slip
The Dsrict Attorney also alluded to the bad character
Of the prisoner.
Judge Rockwell then submitted the to the jury,
who found the prisoner guilty.
The Court remanded Logan for sentence, and then
adjourned until to morrow morning.
WARRINGTON MONUMENTAL early hour yester-
day the various benevolent and temperance societies
commenced to their res pectiye head
Ia full reaala and in due time formed into line, and
proceeded the river join the grand procession in
New York The Bethesda Division, Sons of Temper
ance, the Cadets No. 3 Engine Co No 8, with their
engine Union tastefuy decorated with flowers; Grana-
da Lodge, No 25S, with a magnificent banner; Myrtle
Lodge Eagle Lodge, Brooklyn Lodge, No o, Montague
Lodge. and the Hibernian Society all OF which made n
fine display and attracted thousands of citizens into
the streets while the ferry boats were crowded to
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20
CITY Intelligence.

REvoLvERs FOR THE ARMY--We were shown yester-
day superb pair of patent repeating pistols, OF the
United States mounted rife model, manufactured by
MIR. Colt of Hartford, Connecticut, made by express
President Polk to be presented to his brother
Major Polk of the Sd Regiment of United States Ora
goons, who Is now his way to Mexico to join the
army These pistols silver mounted and made In
the substantial manner containing six charges
and rifle barrel each pistol, whereupon socking
each charge s brought opposite the barrel ready fol
service In fact the pistols complete in every par
ticuar and doubt in the hands of Major Polk they
will discharge their duty both for the manufacturer and
the country, for whom they bound to defend.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20

Hon. Ruel Williams, formerly Senator in Congress
from Maine, was elected to the House Of
tves Of that State from Augusta, Monday last and
ut the fifth trial
There are now lying at the wharves In Albany, not
less than hundred and fifty sail OF soops and school,
ners besides the usual number Of steam tow and canal
boats.
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Sporting Intelligence.

UNION COURSE, l.. I-TRorrISe AND PAcIHo-On
ondsy afternoon trottng contest mile heats, best
In s. in harness, off between the following named
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20

THE HALLS OF THE MoNTEZUMAs-Dinng and
Oyster Saloon, Of Battery Place and Washington
(The point TO Castle Garden
has recently opeGed the above establishment where he
pledges himself 10 supply the public with everything good to
"a and drink.
Meals at all hours served up in the manner.
Aes Wines Liquors. and Segars Of the best quality. In
the Reading Room attached 10 the establishment will be
found the Newspapers Of the day American ard English
OILS 3t.m ''0 JosEPH LiNEss.
A RARE CHANCE.--TO JEwELsKs-The proprie-
IA tor of odesabithed ewelry who's about
ures with good of customers at fair appraa, Tor
Misses Of AARON BURR Bcwepy Ole .Ic
CITATIONS FABER-All kinds, just received and for
~ sale. BY u. GEHsHN Co..
WANrED-h stuat on by sober, steady young man, as
w ccachman and no understands his business in
respect; has objection to town
travel with gentlenan and is member OF the Protestant
Church Address d. Y. Coachman, at the Spirit Of the
Times Office Barclay street. ol9 asrc
WANTED-By young woman a situation plain ,ook
w and washer or chamberwork, and waiting
Good city references be given Please apply at No %
9th avenue. ol9 2t'rc
WANTED by respectable young woman, situation
w wet nurse. Apply at LAG headc street ol92'm
WANTED-Bya Protestant Girl, situation to do gen.
" cral housswo'k, washing aud ironing iplan cooking
ply AZ NO 10 Chestnut street near Madison street ol9
DANTALOON AND VEST MAKERs-Wauted, by
u. w, TRYON co, 2J7 Broadway, TO whom the
highest prices will be paid. oHtsrc
'TO MEhCH ANT TAILORS-Just received, a 6ae as
sotment OF Buckskns, rich and new patterns also,
lew cases OF fine black Cloth For sale cheap lI2 Water
street mp stairs. OLD 6sm
ROARD WANTED-By two young Gentle men; N a pr
yste family Lower part Of the citv.pfeeued Address
box go post Office ole asm
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NEW YORK, WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER co. E47.

REEkMAN. HOUSE DINING AND COFFEE sA.
a 70. Il. very S0 LIBERAL S1s%sS seshs
IN the above TO state that
der his establishment sill, more with those who
20 compne eomoft Win economy Oysters OF the best
w sue 'a joseph pHH %s1 IIsGN &C.
SMOkEss, HEAD QUARERs. iOs Broadway-It Is often
he becomes careless of subsequent and turns his az
Of who su'@ ass hf si s
WI bs oas n efforts to supply then with
Of the ms %
% to the c 9as' f., the
The trade county customers and steamboat Captains sup
% On Bonded eau Ss
GUNTER's DINING SALOON No iI7 sutton steer -
the Of the 9 s. sss 81
sa g"ay OF rs over similar
ID Il. q s S the
aa'e sisatS for this
TOO o,s long r. established by him to need repepp
NEW FISH AND SALT sTORE.-The subscriber has
~ commenced business in the above line at No 2s Front
%eS and and sh sa
salmon aud goldfish aie1e smoked Sema asot &e mack
All kinds Of foe and salt hiding Liverpool Turks
' ~ ~ ~ ' 7. PRASDY.
P Busress transacted between this city and the British
Provinces on reasonable terms. TIP
joseph n;a h. Howe Halifax For by T. PRAaNDY
SNUFf AMI IObACCO PRlCEs.-
do 81 so DOZEN Phladeph Scotch Snuff bottles
per doz Baddes assorted IA cents Id American Gen
teman Snuff 20 cts b French Rsppee. l2k ID
papers Chewing So per gcs All warranted to be equal TO
"As HENkY I, RIE2L, II Front street. cor Old Slip
FOR SALE.-A Tobacco Engine, in complete order
dig l2tsrc
~ B CLARKE, FASHIONABLE TAILOR i6 vii
made for the fall business stock goods
Is OF the very best qualityny prices low usual Over
coats shall keep, handsomely raM ed price from S to SIG
Very hae ones SEQ Very fine black French cloth dress
coat to measure SEQ A, my whole time is devoted my
business, gentlemen will meet With attention. and
wants anticipated g. b. CLARKE, Oct 49, 1917 ol8 6tsrc
TThE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to inform friends and
the public III general that having leased the well situated
kept by w. Grayl is prepared To accommodate Single
Gentleman with furnished and lodging. The Bar will
be supplied with the best OF Wines Liquors. Ale and Cigars
and by giving strict his business he alter, him
FkEDRiC OSCAR LEVIN.
N. b. Meals according Bills of Fare served at any
hour. oi8 ST. RI
CEGARS-SEGARS-3o 900 Imitation Principe Segars
segas about 100000 from sa Nj also about So 600
imported Havana Segas superior brands all Of which of
ered for sale In lots 20 suit AZ low prices by
ol8 atm KENNETH 4 LAVERTY Ias Wall ct .
ITO SPOKTSMEN-FRED, HENNELL, Merchant TAI
or 38 Pearl street. begs call the attention of Sports
and others exposed the his stock
Sleeps Gray Pilot Cloths rendered eectv
by the American Patent Waterproof COMPANY These cloths
polling the heaviest rains AID ob,tructng pessp
ration. keeping the wrarer and dry.
Seaarng Men and Firemen will find assortment of Cloths
thus prepared well suited to their vocation:
Shooting Jackets FIemens Coats Monkey and Pea jack
cts made up in the hest manner. obs l2t*rc
TVNO INVk NTORMAN Dk T'VERS JNT'ERFyTEn I NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20

nAGUERKEOTYPE PLATrS-Seing off al cost IN
close an invoice lot Of superior FIench plates Ii
and Double Gnset Apply soon, to .- -
VICTOR BISHOP
oAN, ~ Maiden lane up stars
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20

NEWSPAPEK ESTABLISHMENT FOX StLE.
N country newspaper establishment, Including its sub
scrpton list printing mate and all the effects of the Of
fee, III its good WIN offered for sale for cash bar
gam IL administration paper and has been established
yearenjoying good subscptn list and the adver.
Using and job work steadily the Any
wishing to purchase learn further particulars by adj
they have the cash for payment AID least s.
that. New York CITY, Oct lG, l8i7. oil l2ts
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-10-20

- ENUINE BEARS OlL.-Hard study close CONNIE
" men Of care and dyspepsia are the
causes Of premature badness; and Notifying
stance than TO be deprived Of the natum for the
head in youth in the prime OF life can indeed hardly be
imagined That preparation, then, best calculated
ut the hair which has tendency to equaze the circu
q the scalp 70 stimulate the skin and nounsh The bul that
lie immediately beneath The Genuine Bears OIL imported
by the undersgned from Canada and the Northwest sups
nor for this purpose TO merely artificial pre- partition The
COMMENDED by those who haye horoughlv studied the cong
tuition and physiology the hair Permed and prepared
the toilet by HENRY OHNSON, Chemist 275 Broadway
corner Of Chambers street Sold also 100 Fulton and
East Broadway Large bottles 30 small IS
Purchasers TO be assured Of getting the genuine Bears
X must purchase only such s bear the se and nsme Of
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CHQICE PERFUMERY AND FANCY SOAPS--At
~ Wholesale bargains Twentyone Cortandt st; so doz
isge Hook Cologne to close con;gnmea remarkably low
soap and all Fancy Soaps, cheap Dalley's and Con.
neis an Extractor Depot for the article wholesale al
bargains Twentyone Cortland Also Dr. McNairs Cure
Tor Desness; Hays Lniment, for the Piles; Balm Of
Columbia, Hair Restorative or Slayer. sill l8tsrc
THE FASHIONS Of THE DAY-Koman Togas-Dress
aud Fock Coats ergsnt good fits, can be had
bly, low price, from fashionable neghbors, SANFORD
Brothers Taors l:r Fultoniseet, next door IT, the Herald
efHce. ol2 Iftsrh
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p LOsT-A Dog, Prince Charles breed, an'wers to
- the name of CARLO. BY returning him to No. -
West street. Teward of So will be mid ole 81. m
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.ssai.sse.=-x, PIANO FORTES.-JAMES PRISON, 80
VT Walker street has hand and il, daily
yE& E finishing, Piano Foues Of every descr,i' n,
- sfrom his very superior horizontal grands down
plain Ga oc9~s combinng III the Of
the day, with theirs suggeyted by his experience
the business his Instruments nufactued for the
city trade and pains spared render them
least equal to those oil other Manufacturer IN &c
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wFf%2rtES tSE s9 aS SE 4xE ssHSs
Fare New Brunswick ia Pr,uceton sax cents;
The ,e s ANTEL9 9iI Wt
for New BfSasy .15 snacS " Ro5sy Wooa6ags
Passengers take the railroad direct for Princeton
'0 Returning the ANTELOPE leaves New Bmnswiek att
NJ Breakfast board Stages for somsrvile' spo..wOod
- PEOPLES line STEAMBOATS, FOR
AAnsASSBB pS sG oSs E'ssiD; ;aa
'As f;a ssrf; Ss1eS Is S;
o t;sSs on Monday wednesday AUD ii'''' ''ena '
den will leave on Tuesday Thursday and Saturday, evenings
AT FIVE O'CLOCK p M-Landing at intermediate places
. from the foot q Barclay street a,
leave Monday Wednesday, Friday and SUNDAY ssmoOss
Steamboat SOUTH AMERICA, Cap, I. n. Hulss will
leave Tuesday Thursday and Saturday afternoons. ss
Ths above boat. viii all times arrive il ALBANY in ample
time orr the Morning Cars for the East or West
ot" sEEhf Stsn at moderate rates. and none taken a'''
persons forbid trusting any Of the boats Of this
line, without order from the captain. agents
s t o X. ON board the boats
oaPafNs L HND A At o md s:s..
fhs s.ms %RoT .'aa Rd larger than any other p.y
Sa: .ay saa oa: :a
which
public favor -
Breakfast and Dinner board the Be ~
The low pressure steamboat TROY Captain A. 0orham,
Ei leave the steamboat foot of Barclay Mondays
Wednesdays and Fridays, AZ o'clock A. NJ Return
sg the opposite days.
passage freight apply board or to T. B. Hall NJ
the office on the wharf SIG re
s~up, NOTiCE.-srATEN ISLAND FERRY
4M Son and after FRIDAY, October Ist iS4T the
S1l.e.ezE ~ steamboats, sYLPH and ST ATEN ISL
AMBER will run as follows, until further notice.
LEAVE STATEN ISLAND.
Ate g, 10, II o'clock, A. MI, "a o'clock, 7. M
Al 10, IL o'clock. A MI g. "a 6x O'clock M.
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e@~k.~ FOR CHARLESTON, g. C.-The
N6kE&X4W steamship sOUTHERNER, CAPTAIN M.
/E4|kATa Berry will leave the pier foot of Clinton
e4k6Xt64A1b street. opposite the Tobacco Inspection
East River, Ga Saturday, the 23d inst, at 4
o'clock p M.
No berth secured until paid for
All bills OF lading signed by the clerk on board
Specie will be received until IL O'Clock, NJ, the day
OF departure.
For.ifeight passage. aprlv to
SPOFFORD, TILEsTON co.
October 10 1917 No 48 South street.
baggage before IL O'Clock Saturday the day Of departure
All goods shipped bv THIS vessel consigned the Of
the Agent Of the South Carona Railroad Company nteuded
for the interior of Georgia Alabama Son Carolina Ten
ness Will be forwarded with Dispatch free of commission
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
IOII.\ .uEEpLNG.

At , larrc aul enthusiastic mcttinr Of the eli 2anS of
I,nchLurr Id al the invcr,aIisl Church, on Thurs
d,y evening last. for the purpose Of deyang suitable
mr.ns II the reception accommodation. whilst aiaoug
rs> 4 the Frank ii aud Montgomery volunteers. under
stu nj SION 10 pass through our town rd,de II Rich
u, md and the seat If Wal, MOTION ui W lllam Nj.
Dschflrd Esq. Judge ID. \ Wilson was called 10 the
Char and r. II. Glass appointed Secretary.
After bric aad handsome apJ.gs i.un dadge Wi
SIM r dcyiana from hrs vm # MT participating in
puhic meetings. and an appropriate explanation Of thu
,bects Of the meeting from VIM. NJ. Blackboard Esq.
Mai James Garland and John NJ. Speed Esd, Were
called upon addresses. and resp nded III eloquent and
stirring appeals 10 the public sprt and pair os OF the
people OF LynchEnrg and 10 the chlvay OF the gallant
sons Of the Old Dominion. now rushing 70 the standard
Of their State and country, after which the FLOWING res
buttons were adop'cd.
Resolved. Fiat committee Of thirteen he appointed
,orcceiyc subscription and ad, pit all other necessary and
proper f,r The oriiun aud mmudation u the
Franklin and N rruntery volunteers Their arrival,
nd during thcr stay, N our toWrWhercupon. the Pres
idep announced the following gentlemen TO compose said
committee viz Nlrssrs. James Garland VIM Nj.
Rla.kl 3D. Cd NJ. H. langhrnc, Gen. d. i'o1,s. john
NJ Otcy E+I Er. 7. II. lmcr Ro. Cawthon. Henry
NJ Didake, w. I. lascey, John W. Dudley john Il,
Mcdaniel. John NJ. Speed.
(On motion. the Captains Of the volunteer mpanies
were added 10 the above conmlttcc)
Resolved That tie Common Council he waited p N
and requested 10 contribute from It's c1r, ration funds 10
the object Of this meeting.
Resolved That the hanks Of this meeting lie rendered
to It's speakers and ilrors. ar Their resi- etye services
Resolved. That this meeting now adjo 10 meot
gam on Saturday night next.
d. \. WILSON. President.
r. II. GLASS. Scc'fy.
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I MON Academy.

VuNllE next session of this institution " commence
y ON the 10Th of January next and continue 3 months
under the former Principal WIN. {. llagar A. NJ whose
qwl hcations have been well aticslcd and approved
HE tenns o tuition are the same as heretofore VIZ
fl 80 to &l5 per session rlrp to the s,uac,
pursued students may enter al any time during the
scssie and viii be charged for the balance OF the 81 siun
without any deduction for absence. cpt in cases oil FRO
irarted sickness. Beard, including washing, fuel and
lights. may be had in respectable lnos convenient
t. tie Academy, at s. or probably Sc pr month
Tor the Information Of strangers and persons At a dis
lance. the following particulars may be requse-ihat
this Academy situated near the slayer ad leading from
'ynchbng To Richmond lnhe county ul Alp,maftox it,
pleasant healthy, moral and intelligent ncehborho,d
and the course Of Instruction embraces all the studies re
qnsite 10 prepare students enter the junior class Of any
noghhorn" college. X. -. PALMER, Prcs't.
Jan, st Republican Will copy.
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sale at Auction.

kNOMAltiN & on tie nh day Of February, lsi1.
v and continuing from day to day until all The property
der OF his stock of Goods. Groceries, Pants. Medicines,
Dye Stuifs, Oils, Liquors, Guns Pistols Cigars. Soa p.
feriumer}, Brushes. Narnsh &c, comprising general
assortment OF such articles as most usually kept
apotlccary establishment.
TERMS OF SALE.--Cash for all sums Of S2j or under;
60 days credit ir all sums t2j and not over 800
and months credit for all s,nls over 800, negotiable
paper with GOOD cndorsors toingrcqurcd
This sale made by virtue Of deed Of trust dated 22l
May. -. and OF ird in Tho Clerks Office of the
Lyuchmrg lIusngs Court.
Jan. 4-w9F DAVID F.. SPENCE, Trustee.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1847-01-04
COMMON Col NCII.

Al a called meeting Of the Common Council. held at
their Hal On Friday. the Isl day OF January. lei7
fTeseniD'ohn VI oiey. President Pleasant Partin.
Sampson Diugnd, Paul c. Bowles. Upton d. Ionninos,
Henry DAVIS, John r. McDancl Paul Jones and Charles
W. Chr stan. members.
The Clerk Of the Council heng absent. on motion.
'aad''s W. hrlSt'an Was appointed CLERK pro TEN.
The President read 10 the Common Council the re-
guest d The Committee. appointed a meeting Of the cit
2ns ct our town. to provide the ways and means for
lodging aud oihcrwse entertaining the two companies Of
Volunteers expected shar 10 PASS through this place
asking the Common Coun, To aid them in their object.
Ga motion Of Mr. Melan'cl. Resolved, that the Com
mon Council will appropriate the of Two hundred dol
sr5, to he placed IN the hand, Of Committee in bchafo
the Council hose duty 1t shall b 10 act in concert with
The Committee appoint at meeting of the citizens last
evening
The President then appointed the fJlowing members
10 constitute said committee: John Il McDanel, Chas.
W. Christian and Paul Jones.
On mot the Council then adjourned
CHAS. w. CHRISTIAN, Clerk pro tenn