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MORAL CHARACTER There il potb;po
winch adds 50 much to the beauty and power Of
man, as good moral character it's his yaaIth
his infiuence-his lite. 1t dignifies hmsin ev-
cry staton-exats him in every condition. and
giorihes him at every period Of lie. S,,ch
character Is more to be desired than every thing
else on earth. Il makes man free and indepsn.
oen.' NO serylIe tool-no crouching sycophsnt
a ~ Wescnerous honor seeker ever bore such a
character. The pure Joys Of truth and ripbteous-
ness never spring in such person, If vowng
men but knew how much good character would
dignity and exalt them-how glorious il would
make their prospects. even in this lie: never
snou'a we md them Welding to the groyeling and
base born purposes OF human aature.
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u5 II Is reported that select party Of Taylor men
assembled in the third story of The Central Exchange,
the night after the election and sung
"Wejumped upon the Telegraph and aoated up Salt
River"
to the tune OF "Oh Susanna" We don, youch however
for the correctness OF the report.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

TUESDAY, Jan. 2.
SENATE. The resolution introduced at the
commencement OF the session calling unon the
President for list OF all the treaties for recip
rocaI trade with foreign governments, was modi.
he'd by Mr. Baldwin. 1t now insructs the select
committee to inquire into the expediency OF re-.
pealing the act comforting on the President pow
er by proclamation to establish reciprocal trade
with foreign governments in certain cases.
Mr.. Aspinwars Panama railroad bill was re :
ported by Mr. Jefferson Davis, and ordered to be
printed.
Mr. Bradbury introduced a resolution for the
appointment OF a select committee TO make in.
quiry into The expediency OF organizing special
board of commissioners to settle all claims against
the United States, which was agreed TO.
House. The bill providing for the deficiency
in the last years general appropriation bill was
taken up An amendment was offered for allow .
ing the clerk of the sergeant.at-arms "a per day,
which was advocated by Messrs Vinton and
Smith. Mr. Root moved proviso limiting the
sergeant alarms one assistant, and the bill as
amended was passed.
The navy and pension bills were then taken up
and referred. The house then went into COM
mittee OF the Whole on the bill for establishing
board of commissioners for the settlement OF
private claims against the government.
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SO towns, 6502 4206 267I $3.50 282l 1913
Majority against Judge Allen in November, SIS
Majority for Judge Allen 1871 Net gain or Judge
Allen 2446
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chs Datlp up.

THURSDAY, LaNUaRY 4. 1919
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The federal press have resored to innumeable argu.
menis and sophisms 10 reconcile the sweeping proscrp
lion OF which Gen Taylor has been guilty TO the solemn
pledges against prescription which be made to the PEG.
pie before his election and which were endorsed by the
whole federal party The latest device it, tina, the pro.
scrpion OF democrats necessary in order TO equal
ze the Offices and this plea the federal press has put into
the mouth OF Gen. Taylor in imaginary conversation
between him and a democrat among the mountains Of
Pennsylvania who complained TO him Of his nsncerity
and disregard Of his pledges This plea however, is as
unfounded and false all the others that have been
invented TO justify and pallate the most siupendous
breach faith, Of which the Chief Magistrate Of great
nation was ever guilty To equalize the Offices il az
much violation Of his pledges as to remove democrats
expressly for opinions sake. When and where did he
pledge himself 10 equalize the Offices Never nowhere
is an afterihough put in his mouth 10 palaie and
excuse the gross and wanton fraud upon the American
people, of which he and the wing party hass ban galley
He pledged himself voluntarily against prescription, in
every FORM As II interpreted by Messrs Crttenden
and Clayton. and the wing orators and presses every.
where, il mean, that democrats not 10 be removed
Tor opinions sake; nor were they 10 be removed TO
equalze the Offices but only stated in the inau.
gursl address, for the want Of capacity, integrity, and
fidelity" General Taylor cannot escape from the charge
Of violating his soemny pledged cord by any such shall
low plea device that, which has been last put into
his mouth in this manu- aured conversation with ,bs
Pennsylvania democrat n
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When we have seen some Of Gen. Taylors letters
known to bear his own stamp and superscripion, f,
those Of Gen. Washington, which have been COLLECTED
the volumes Of Jared Sparks, or when we have ey1
seen single letter having the character Of strong
experienced intellect stamped upon il. as we see
Washingtons numerous epistles. when we find any
tiers fromw Washington Of the same grade with Tylofsk
about the war.horse the one he addressed 10 Ley
Grsndn, then will il be time to compare the one "a
with the other. Then we shall admit the logic WIS
would excuse the inability Of the Second washingtou
make speech, because Gen. washngton's modes
overcame him in making his address of thanks to
Buyesses of Virginia. Let us be satisfied that the Ge'
raj writes his letters makes his speeches, iDssad
their being prepared for hm--lct him give some decd
proof Of superior intellect experienced staesmansb
and we shall cherish re>psct Cor the
qualifications But tits dls II = almost sspecies Of pos
nation, to compare such man 10 George Washins''n
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correspondent from Mississippi, by the last evenings
mall requests us TO send the Uson to new subscriber
says that he has the silver in the Office to pay the sub.
schpion, and that he will remit the amount as soon as
he can get small BILL ." pledge you the word Of a
democrat to do 80. who was not fooled by the sense
Tess cry Of noparysm. in order to os upon the coun-
Try the present dynasty"
Another correspondent from Mississippi. by same
na encloscs us sS to pay for ten weekly subscribers
and says some Of them wings short time back
we hope we may be excused for publishing the follow
ing decided compliment: can old friend Of mine swore
Yesterday. that no man could read the onion and be
wig The preceding is thrown ont as tub to the
whseas an Elite text for the organs to preach on for
week But "who caresP
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nv GREEN q rAsrEr. Auctioaeers.

HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTIoN.-on "Wednesday
the 18th instant shall SELL tie residence Of Mr. Cudp
Pennsylvania opposite the United States HOTEL
O'Clock, a. m, good assortment Of Furniture, viz:
Mahogany sofas sideboards and bureaus
DO marbe-top, pier dining, centre, and other tables
Maple, cane seat and other chairs, rockers, &c.
DO high and ow-post bedseads
Do wardrobes washstands toilet sets
Feather beds, bedding and mattresses rs,
Parior, passage, and chamber carpets
Pier and chamber looking glasses
Androns, shovel, and tenders
With variety other articles which deem unnecessary
Terms All s25 cash; S25, Of 90
and 80 days for notes tory endorsed bearing interest
GREEN d TASTET,
Aug 24-d Auctoneers.
s.-The House for conveniently
somely located Inquire at the premises
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BY GREEN 4 TAsTET, Auctionssrs.

FURNITURE AND EFFECTS OF THE UNITED STATES
l. HOTEL FOR SALE AT AUCTI0N-By virtue Of a deed Of
dated August lSi recorded records
Of Washington county District Columbia ber b. No. l6,
foos 52 1885, will sold public auction, Monday Sd
day Of september next the house known the unted States
Hotel, Pennsylvania avenue ID ~
Washington all the household and kitchen furniture effects
longing said establishment consisting
cles usually found in hotel There large Of
Beds, bedsteads pillows, mattresses fts
Bed and table linen, bureaus, wardrobes H
Looking glasses, chairs, china, and crockey
Sofas, sideboards, lamps glasses
Knives 3. 4 = " 3
and tables
Kitchen and cooking utensils .E.s
And, supposed, everything necessary for furnishing
establishment Or several dwellings.
The win place Monday Sd day September
at 10 o'clock and be continued the premises from day
day, that hour, until the whoeis disposed Of
Terms Of sale cash, before the delivery of the goods
BY order: HENRY M. MoRFTr, Trustee.
GREEN TASTET,
Aug ll-eodif&ds Auctoneers.
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Yrsa shs Pl..saslA fAl.ssl aun.

s1sr. 800 rrsn hs rittsssh nfass) sun
fIsnd ssdsnt IN ons Of The southern towns In Berk.
oire writing us on busnss. und date Of August ia,h,
td vhoss siier, nailed on The i3sh should have come
49, o ~ Ssy. =. sss.hsd - from s east on ihs
~ q he eus. Which We will no, Withhold from our
udss. and vAieh We shall be psrdoaed Tor publshne
- WFiisss
Lsoas.ss.ls. - sailor editor upon b. ,-.shlns Inc
s1utcsn1ennial e1nivsr.ay q hs edlsoai life. The be.
G1nlng q be editorial LIE IN the morning of oar
Rebcs vhsn me great QUESTIONS bot plopoubd
- whs6er nauonal compact should b enduring os
exceedingly hnitewhsthef 10 prinoplcs would form nks
sdsmanl binding n aternal union tho exsfins aud
MUM Saisa a. Prove 20 BE- 81 msrey dssuabs qasles
vhsher retsoEr.dauon o. progress sboad be destiny
Sneoe - cosh proper IN peace and command siosory In
waxwhssr ths Im of our smpirs should be couusctsd
- voey offended Thsss ard o<bsf ke qoesions arr
- eons,lwssd he y.nd Pol,cs Psohlsm .heA Ain~si-
- ~ peops 81 ohss naons bob hsnasphsr,s The VET
essa s11s Wills pufyuing ne oavsd and enof q
NJ xsy. 80 witnessed 1s ussaphasf snisssn Ne has
wi,ss1;d - chair q Uson sas.zr ssqailas susssrA.
mil ss nu.Ssss sss s,sss Dan ss.ssd N. e. W.
s;siss 4 rsSsr vssa ss,d sps 49,. a. ssi,-ss-
s,ssa " 4, me 80 s-f ss,y z .sa =, a q
sss gP 4 ne Ys'sIs. 90 - s,. ass ~ ,.s. @
his bss hspes b. ~ ss1ss<s
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EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL OF VIRGINIA.

The Diocesan School, Alexandria Rev. E. A.
Dalrymplc, Rector.
THE session Of this institution win
Wednesday 2) of September continue The
object Of the school educate youth thoroughly Christian pn
ciplesprepare junior classes college,
the active duties Of M The course extensive in depart
science,
payable semi annually in advance Parents sending
Sl50 each. Bedding $40 per session
The number of students limited IS Parents who intend
send notice. be
served for them All who the school
esty requested present themselves punetu the first
Application further information be
addressed TO the Rector post Office Theological Seminary Fairfax
county, Virginia." Aug l6--taw6w
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AGENCY, Washington.-The undersigned, date Of the In
sPecon branch Of he Post Office Department. Offer his se
generally Of
section particularly, with the that his removal from once
does initiate against he has
department honesty, capacity hdet
refers his ~ S-ses ~ise t.r kcarty
oders atsnd % businc. every nature seat Of
government will be thankfully received and pompy Despatched
JAMES OWNER, Agent,
July 4-d6 ~ lais of Post Ohcs Department
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FIVE HUsDRED D0LLAis REwARD.
Robbery IN the Poa 0Hos, Wsshfsefon. ID. @

az The assnd day q July . sunday morning follow
mx our entfe mail stolen nom Once
M. ely, Ihs letters were received usa. and placed
out of The boI By clerks who chsrsed D. vim
the po-ss due usd them parcel them pepa
sy delivery herf saorsiaT fAey NJ once
s,ss. ,ns bod ans daring robbery had been commed The
m he fo-t once, and under the
mere ~ special request RETAINED rom taking pa
me o. The robbsy leaving mae
me hands 81 The Post Once Department eiap.ed
and he Department yet without any the robbery W.
cis M ..cert.ined and ODER reward Of Tss Hsasrss
DeHeu M The detection o The thief and money or
pcposuoase part thereof Coz The recoveredt
In abnsf nom msdca spieer Co., dated Baltimore July H.
r.nh notcs
small liz
IN isuef nom rurys Cover, date
se.~s H.. - 70
ps.a ~ z, nsdd on Jeardsn W. Maury, Of This place,
dafsd July ~ ieu, q ......,.... 10
Ia be1er from DfeEe Co, Phiadephia, July IL, 1885,
Vagina District Columbia, and notes -, "a
~ leiisI hcm f1os l.. Bocock, Appomsor, va
Lad warrant No H,lel, Issued 20 Robert A. Richardson,
-. ~ fsefest, ice l6D
nothinT a v..el mi ~. I.AfuxI a s,s,
Aas tt-eedim = ~
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CENERAI, H,u.e rurn,.h,nu DIV Goods warcroom

EENEEsAL House Furnishing Dry Goods Wsreroom.
VI cLAGETT DoDsoN respectfully inform all
intending keep house. thar they have
htied and prepared their Cor s reeeoa % much more
nan has been
hitherto seen In this city O. D. win for FEW days Cor
the purpose q making their purchases wosh respectfully desire
sormen 70 choose nom 10 wait their return They WIN have In
superb Tapestry Velvet Tapestry brussels, bnd Brueis
Three-piy saperhne Ingram, low priced do
Damask iwilcd and plain Venetian Carpcutg
Togeher with everything pretty snd good weh may Be needed In
their line. Aug N--42w2Bwh
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Po1gzAr,eu % ErraAssc Or Essiluss, ~ puu<u~ss
g1y<I vhish t.af ezeslI.ns p.psr. - oeu1sa Tnv1.
HRo!,eg yshEegrs1 exssse fssn sp11 =
lpnf6 <So0oooi 49, - s.3saoos HrlsvosssSs: 4
Cspn1.ns 9Jo0OQ6ej o~nans sbesi i.2oo.s0: 6rirS-
sisas. hiat q 4e1.Honnas. 40; Jsvs ssss15;
---snskiss elanl solal a iseooooo of - su.,ksr
eo00Oo0 eN co1Holies 16eo, 80 beeaGsg = ~ Crr
church, WHO obsy ~ hsniesch q Csassednopk. N
eskScay calIsd CsIvsni1lic. & her rslsns ssk 4 ny
y called he Magyar ssIsiss.
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Gsser~i Agency washington. n. o.
Bs l fAneunAn, esmsy q Hsrsssuu, Pennsylvania,
e. M rsse'snaa.p vs ne win Great Bnas and ne FLOR
- p....sa., ss..y ,.sa, 90 ssdp.
s...s Ls--w sussa % NE purchase and Of bounty
% : . s.::s, :. .:s s.. models
$500 20 2c..An sl.... .s.i.. s.s department. Win b.
e. os... %. s;n.. u.s., xesa. A4y...s, Lou,.
- 500. q s.s 80. . .. sas., ss, ssa
.sr June ssu
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YEA ~<.sss !, Es..s ,ss.. ~ ssr'-s" qaasksy New
os-f.-s 81 S-(-s .--ts Aks-s ne l.nee, ns te,,h..
~ s.s $1,000, ,s...s y x. . s. q q, ,.sy q
go ~ es $50. ss.s.-r, q pamsusr, s,.s., -
Is- 81 p,vss a. sss,.m s.s i,s - b..
- !, = s. s 80 sy-'ses Consequences, so.
A go 800 = r:s: 80 ...ss.: :. ...,. 2 ..
- -. -. :. 90. -. q <. Gsg
sss-s:s i 81 'A'-- , ss;s.s'
Z e.. to. s.s... 49,. :, eA-''
fssk-snsr.' near s'h street.
s-ss 49,; s 100 r-.s- ..ssp-l.
O,u:ss.. = =. s.1s.s. = .. s.ps..s cs.ys q one
xss !" ''ffsAEcss + fs sisi.
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NOTICE-The subscriber beg, inform The citizens and
~ public generally that he has emred worken nom bu
and nom the northern % sk and etpeence
with his own knowledge nsd practice IN The bust
thirty years enables him WIN confidence that ne h
prepared 10 manufacture fine ewcy and costly set gems silver
he superior and cheaper than other establishment known 20
him In this section Of the His euomen are respectfully
ROBERT KEYwoRTH,
Penn. avenue, between sn' and ION streets
Aug ie-eodu
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NEW Books.-Hstoy Of Pendennis, novel; by Thackeray.
History Of the French Constituent Assembly, from May 1885, by
kstrbufion, tale, BY Emma southworfh.
The Magic Of Kindness MAYHEM; tale for youth
Hidretbs History Of the United States.
Hearts and Homes, story, by Mrs. f1hs.
etrickiznd's History Of the American Bihle Society.
panfes Inferno literal ansiznon BY j. A. Canyle
Select usisu Comedies, translated English, vol,
southsys Common-Pi Place Book.
Aug FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE 20 shs members Of she Crystal rount d.
meet Monday evening, 9th inan heretofore
church, the H win mot ready full
"reaaessa, O. business Of mponanees 70 be gsnsscisa
=
EseaasH DOCKS az hair psse.,to close son.gn-
Cauaas speeches, vol. large octayo-poruait q co.
wai.n,ens cysoprda comasree Fnanc. Law,
ss sporr and Psssimss ,ciums, octave win io .nea
wing, - 80, gusl.hed q % as
Martini Brush Colonies. ,Oiisae a oe,l pU,s ~
Prices History Of The Mahommeaan Empire volumes, qao
pcas Gardener Dictionary VOLS, large quao ss, published
other Eash editions or books Of .pe value, at prices
corresponding win the viii leave e advert
'sr' hands a few days. FRANcK TAYLOR.
y EfzsCH's Shakespeare Outlines. 100 pI.se..Tb. eel
~ shrsisd gallery now pub.hne IN Numbers engsvngs
A.. TAyLoRs MAURy,
-n@...Zs.--------A BOOKSELLER, near sth street
guam ..a Hyarsmes.r. repost by she Treasury
Prof g. McCuoh pages win sneaynsr Price
1eene Aug ~ FRANCK TxYLoR
TssOMAs's Cuiturss cens.i,,Iur a,r,cs,.rs ~,
d. soS ss: y enc sSr;e and for the management d
- TAYLOR MAURY.
nut booksellers, near Oh street.
vUADDY THOMPsON win practise n, an. s,,.r,,..
- s sna eefors ne commissioners established by die late
communication him viii be attended 20 sy M H.
smah, ESQ, at oaasbys Hotel.
fsIs Dictionary, I'm cechin-chiness Eneiish
rfsneh, and Lain, vols, published At sersmpore
nas FRANCK TAYLOR
Ls.ye: % American Poetry. edited by orfs,roId
mss.ssa The Ronsnce o. Nature, Poscs Language
e''a plates 'a' punslhi.SSsd an. fcs sale
bocksenen near oh street,
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- - ~ l.s>1s.s ". r. n>rss 4 CesNsw yak
A-ss ssss 49, No. 4. brown. He,.I.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1849-08-23

TO TIE BUSINESS PUBLIC.
Asthe season Of the year is fast approaching, when
will become necessary for merchants and travellers
to leave their several In the different sections Of
which trade and other pursuits require and believing
many who contemplate visiting our city may be pre-
vented from 20 doing through fear, and the many
sggerated reports which may have attained currency
In the county, concerning cholera In New York,
deem II due to the cause Of truth and the business In
terests OF city to counterfeit the evil tendency Of
such rumore by statement Of facts obtained through
the poltenese Of Dr. white the City Inspector which,
by the following statistics shows the number Of deaths
a. having occurred by choera during the last week
the let I'd 3D. 4th and 6th wards, are a. follows
In the 1st ward there have occurred from the 11th
TO the 18th OF August eight deaths by cholera I'd do
two deaths Sd do two DEATHS 4th do IS DEATHS thirty
Of which occurred in the William street Hospital
THE dcathe In the William street Hospital for this
period, the result of occurring In the Ath
9th and 18th wards
The 9th ward, twelve deaths In the same period,
making a total Of fifty nine deaths.
The dsease mort unquestionaby reached It's eumi.
shsrn by the weekly reports Of the city Inspector and
the subsequent reports Of the Sanitary Committee IL
has been rapidly declining.
am, therefore, Of the opinion that merchants and
others who desire to yt city may do With i'm
puniy be lieve the business portion Of the same
Union. SETH GEER, Resident Physician.
IN BRooKLYN.
BoARD OF HEALIH, August ~, 1910.
There have been reported during the last twenty four
hours. deaths from epidemic cholera. vix:-Jamss NJ
Ashley, Pearl street; VI. Love- Adams street; Felix
nue. John Hoffman, Hospital Cornelius Miller, Flush
ing avenue, and Catharine Haley. Kelsey's alley.
CHAS s. j. GOODRICH,
Physician Of the Boerd.
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BY EORAPH.

BOsres, August a, 1slo.
The Board Of Health report IS deaths by cholera
during the "a hours ending noon today 4 of whom
we're Americans and foreigners
BurrALs, Aug 22-f n.
There have been 20 and Is deaths frsm cholera
for the twenty. four hours ending at noon to-day.
ALsAsy, Aug 22-P. N.
Since our last report, there have been cases
Geholsa and two deaths ofssses previously reported
RooHrsrxs, Aus. %, 1s<o.
There we're two deaths from cholera here yesterday
srSAcvsr, Ans. a. 1s4e.
tsrdsy.
NosrssAL, August Pip. NJ
The cholera may be said to have entirely disappeared
nom the city, there having been deaths fer
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Superior Court.
AT CHAMBERS.
u a.. f.ss 49,

Aue. 23-Merchant rs. Nero York Life Insursnee c.
The plaintiff brings his action TO eompensa-
ton for services rendered to the company OF
Its officers The defendants filed their answer in
which they denied his claim aud also added that the
injury he caused To the company by exaggerated
ports &c, outweighed any services he may have
dered. The plaintiffs counsel moved to strike out
the latter slause irrelevant and impertinent in
stng mat according tn the strict rules Of legal plead
Ing, naked admission denial Of the cause of ac-
ton was oil that should b placed the record The
defendants counsel on the other hand Insisted that
under the code Of procedure they at liberty in
addition to denial admission the facts set forth
in the complaint to place the record such facts in
support OF denial OF the plaintiffs claim as were
within their knowledge and that IL such facts were
not put on record they would the trial be shut
out from giving them in evidence His Honor took the
papers with him, and reserved his decision for day
two.
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SPECIAL TERM.


Arsr.r 22.--Francis Graham rs. Elijah n. EimbsH -
In this case the plaintiff obtained junction the
9th June last TO restrain the defendant from selling
conveying, assigning. nortgsging &C. forty lots Of
Land situate between 46th and 47th streets snd the
9th and 18th avenues I'm the 18th ward Of this city,
which conveyed unto the defen BY nine deeds
of bargain and fae bearing date the 18th December
1875 executed by the plaintiff and others The defen
dsnt moved TO Dissolve the injunction, found upon
AFFIDAVIT stating that, upon the granting of such In
Junction, or the order for same, no undertaking was
given required by the 222d section Of the code Of
procedures and further that the Both Of July last
he FLED his answer 10 the complaint in this cause
which duly served ON the plaintiff since when no
reply had been given thereto. Motion 10 dissolve
granted.
Noel Yarserhsiz, IS Eugene Lisr.- Order for re-
fsrsnee granted.
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Try sscpsr Errrptrrop.-The papers Of New Or
leans silent about ment that 10 going in
that city which hss ~ correctly informed, the
sppsarsnce ef q military movement against some
rtiehtoing country ard IL for this reason, contrary
to eur lave. II 10 stated 60 us that company OF hf
teen hundred IL being enrolled IN that city, Who
are 20 for twelve month"; ard to be paid 81 900
zach fer the year They told thathey are TO feat
hut they lave not been Informed egsntt whom their
warfare H. to b. directed 10 " said that half million
81 dolats deposit In the Canal Bank 30 use
the .nttrprhe Nearly the full complement Of men
has been obtained and N is probable that develop
mspts vi be sde 20 the design OF the sxpedi
tion.- 81 Louis, No, Repubt,sen, .sps Ia