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The republic. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1849-1853, 1850-10-02
THE REPUBLIC.
PROPOSALS. FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DErARTMgsT THE lSrERIoa, !
OFFIcE OF INDIAN AFFAIRs, Sept. 20, 1880. (
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at the
- office OF the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, at
Washington city, until 10 o'clock on Saturday, the
second day OF November next, Tor furnishing the
following Indian goods, viz:
Class No. l.-BLANRETs
2lO0 pairs of point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by IL inches and weigh eight
pounds
1900 pairs q point white NIackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by 90 inches and weigh six
pounds
llIo pairs point white Mackinac blankets to
measure IL by SO inches, and weigh five and
quarter pounds.
$50 pairs } point white Mackinac blankets to
measure 80 by so inches, and weigh four and
aquarter pounds.
900 pairs one point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 80 by At inches, and weigh three
and quarter pounds.
400 pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets, 10
measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
300 pairs 2, point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by 90 inches, and weigh six
pounds.
100 pairs 81 point green Mac kinac blankets, 10
measure 90 by - inches, and weigh ten
pounds.
800 pairs point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by ~ inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
$50 pairs ,. point green Mackinac blankets. to
measure 81 by 90 inches, and weigh six
pounds.
100 pairs 81 point gentinella blue Mackinac blan-
kets, to measure DO by - inches, and weigh
ten pounds.
400 pairs 3 point gentinella blue Nackinnc blan-
kets, TO measure 90 by ~ inches, and weigh
eight pounds.
800 pairs ,, point gentinella blue Mackinac blan-
kets. to measure 81 by &C inches, and weigh
six pounds.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
WILL PREVENTED,
STATE OF VERMONT J

WA HINGToN District, IS.
Cour held nj the Probate Office in MonPeie within ant
far said District, the 18th day Of oC'o"e'' A'
1850 , ,,,,,, -, nj Tas
AN instrument, purp rtng to be the Last WIN anu les
II tlnsnt Of ALANSoN mlNH"i ,. ,,rasen,
ed tn the C1n,t h,rp BY EARL WARD, the execut"
therein named f Proh1te 1t is ordered BY said Cour
thlt nil ne, sons ar"d therein he notified 10 apPe
sssion Of said Court be holden at the Probate ohc
in Montpelier the day Of November, 1857, ana SUI
cause il any they Ave. against the Problte OF sh
Will far which nnrposS, ia further ordered, mat oo
ofrht re ord oG this order he published three weeks sue
ces>ivsIy in the G zen Mountain Freeman, ne".pae
prnt 1t MontpeIi /, previous tn said time appAhteo
b.arina. true cnpy If record,
N'" TN Attest TR MERRl T.. Register
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
NOTICE.

WETHEREAs my son, Guy II. Gnyer, minor, has lele
w me without pruvOeatinu, This s IL forbid all persons
narhnri' OF trusting him my account as shall pay no
''''9 BRADLEY GUYER.
WOlcott, Sept. 90, 1850. 3w4O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
PELEER, VERMONT, 1850.

$50. ,;1.s.g{J
SARsAFARlllA
TIE WONDER
| BLESSING OF THE AGE!
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDlClNE
IN THE MORLD!!!
Th;. Extract is put mp in qH"rt bOi'leSi
i, Is six tiulcs chea per, piensH"ser, ma
warranted superior 10 Hny sold. st
cares without vomiting, p"rging,
sickeming, or facilitating the
patient.
WE HAVE MANUFACTURED
100000 Bottles Of this SarSaparllla
during The past ycGr and are now putting up attea"
5000 BOTTLES PER DAY,
using MORE OF THE sARsAPARlILA ROOT
ONE MONTH THAN ALL THE OTHER MANUFAC'
TTJRERs or sARSAPARlLLA IN ONE YEAR
Dr, s, p. TWwmseMd's Sarsapariiia
IS WARRANTED TO KEEP
FOR ANY LENGTH OF TIME IN ALI. CLIMATES.
This Extract has CURED MORE of the following
diseases THAN ALL THE OTHER ADVERTISED hEDl'
! c,sua TnctTuFR have done.
sCROFULA, OR KINGS EVIL,
OBSTINATE CUrANEOUS ERUPTloNS,
Pipnples or PuStuleS on The Face,
BLoroHEs, BILEs, CHRONIC SORE EYES,
RING WORM OR TET TIER,
SCALD II f A d,
r,plargemsnt and Pain of the Bones and Joints,
UBBORN ULCE Il 3,
sYPHIIlTIC pscRDERs LUMBAGo,
SALT RHEUM,
and all diseases arising from an nindicious use oil
Mercury, Ascites or Dropsy, Exposure or I'M
prudence in Life 1t invariably cures
RHEUMATISM,
INDIGESTION OR DYSPEPSIA,
Neualgia, General and Nervous Debility
PALpITATloN OF THE HEART,
Liver Complaint and Inflammation OF the Kidneys
Ladies' Of pale complexion and consumphve habits
and snch MS are dehiaed by those distractions which
females are liable to- restored by the use OF bolt
Or two to bloom and vigor.
G THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
l.,t 81 nI Sn.Gn
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17

WASHINGTON House, Waierbmy.-We cor
diallv invite the attention of the travelling pub
lie to this Justly celebrated House, kept by Its
genemanly proprietor, o. G. HOWARD and
th,se who may favor him with a call will find
with hun every convenience and luxury that car
be found at any other house in this section OF the
Stpie; it is worthy its illustrious namesake.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
Fl. WALDSTEiN,

vw0uE well known Optican, hegs leave to inform ms
rJamds the legislature of Vermont, and the public
in general, that he is again arrived in this lace and
viii whilst his sjonrn, fit all the weak sighted WIN h
s,ns,i, Glasses, BY his popular metnd winch VIII mel
lens nis etn. raj assortment OF The best German Opt
cal uAmments = A.,
hc m h- lately imported JENNY LIND QuIzzing Glas
N, 49,. q n..r ,u,h,, po.L S,o,a
Octpher i6, 1850. S"4~
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17

The Senate cane in and the Canvassing COM
mittee reported as follows:
Far Gopsrnor-Whnle number Of votes 47607
Chas. K. Williams, elect % 463
Lucius B Peck, lo,956
1ohn R,be,ts. 4,I42
Scattering. 20
Far LienE. COvonOr-Whole no of votes. AZ 29N
Julius Converse, elected, 4. 10
Stephen smith, 1e696
Horace Clarke, 4,l66
Scattering, 10
For TREASURER. Whole number Of votes, 47.295
Geo. Huwes. elected, 24,225
los pnl,nd. 1852
Lucrus II. Noyes, 4,I43
Scattering, 10
The Senate Withdrew.
Resolution By Mr.. Osborne. of &endon' mat
the residen, clrrgymen Of Montpelier. "thclate
as ch~plalns during the session. Adopted
Adjourned.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17

TT We would call especial attention to the
notice Of Hon. s. Thomas, in our advertising
columns. Judge Thomas has long been acting
as Pension Agent for some years, and his ex
perence, added to his established integrity and
responsibility, will make it an object, we SHOULD
think, for applicants under the late act to secure
his services.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
THE FACTORY.

THE immense and increasing demand for Dr. D.
p. Townsends SArsaparIlla has made IT neces-
-ary very much to enlarge The operations OF man
uf.ctme Medicinal substances are USED III III
credible quantities. aud as each ingredient requires
IN he carefully and i7CURATELY TESTED, the Pro-
prietors have found it necessary 10 place 'he COM
pouEDl>G DEPARTMENT in charge OF COMPETENT
and REsPnSsIBiE cHhMisT--one whose SCIENTIFIC
REPUTATION will he a tulI GUARANTEE "i PUB.ic
,oNFtptNcE DR.. JAMES X. CHlLION mas
assumed this duty.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
FARM FOR SALE.

THE subscribers ntr for sale their farm containing $50
acres of ud, tw dwelling honses, Of brick barns
and sheds sufficient the farm. The location of the farm
good within mile Of Stove vi age, and The road
from stowe Hyepark. Any prrsn wishing IL purchase
good farm, will do well IL call aud eXtmne For terms,
apply to tn subscribers ON the premises to W. II. H..
Bingham, Eq. There is also two good orchards of fruit
trees and good sugar place belonging IL the farn
KAYMONDS q THOMAS.
Stowe, Oct. 2, 1889. 4w4O
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
Patent VCntilat:rS Il Chimney Caps.

For the Ventilation Of School Houses Churches etc the
perfect cure OF SIN ky Chmneys, may b had at E. White
iey's Patent Warming md V-nlting Apparatus Manufac-
tory. Nos. SO and 40 Fed ral street, Boston.
n R Thnse having Smoky Chimneys must 'end n writ
ten description of the and the dimensions of the ues
height size If tov, pipe aud size of hre place.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
Electa WiIder's Estate.

THNHE .ubscribsrs having bseh appointed ny me non
pr hat, C,our, f r III District Of Ianilie Commis
sners D. r4cev ex mine, and adjust all claims and de-
Inands Of all per.0ns. against the estate If
ELECfN WILDER,
late If Nnrrist wn in said district deceased represented
nsolvent and the term rf months from the2 st day 81
August 1850 being allowed by said Court To The creditors
to ad deceased tn xh bit aud prove their respective caS
before ns Do Civ. notice that we will attend to the d
ties III orr app inment the dwelling house III Johh ana
NJ O. West in Mnrristnwn, in said district, ON the c'h
Mond y@ Of Januay aud February next, at one O'CLOCK IN
the afLnrno0n on each Of slld days.
N No rs FIsK' Commissioners.
MorristOwn, october !, A. d. 1850. 5w4l
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17

NJ We invite the readers atteni'nn to the
rich variety of Undue ments presented IN Inc
Boston business cards, furnished us f"r a rev
weeks insertion in our paper, by our trusty d en-
terprsing Agent, s. NJ. PETTENGILL, whose OK
arton in his line ar meeting with such gen
eral app bation among poor Prlnters' VINO
like ourselves, are occusIonalo compelled "a
encroach ON the general reading space to meet
our unavoidable expenses.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
Females, Attend +!

If you are:troubled with Loss Of Appetite, General De
hiy IMPURITIES Of the Rond, Femtla Weakness try
MASURY's CHERRY BALM, Sold by FaENtH u Co,
III Hanover street, Roslon.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
Stained & Ormamented Glass.

STAINED CUT, ENAMELED, aod GROUND Glass
Lead or Metal Sash made to order Also the Ohio Fire
and Water P,o,f Paint, For sale by JAIES NJ. COOK,
No IA Atkinson ST., Boston.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17

SIMMONS OAK HALL, Boston, always seems
to be crowded with customers The proprietor
is doing very extensive business lmmence
sales are being made daily, upon the small Proht
system. Every one can be suited at this famous
clothing houne.
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17
Liberation.

THIS may certify tht We given my son, George H.
CTaahal, his time, during the remainder of his minor
n.y. with liberty to transact business tor himself, that
l,haR clam OF his earnings, he snonsihe fn
hny nfhis debts alter this date. ID. b. CRANDAL.
| Berlin, Oct 2, 1850 3w40
Green-Mountain freeman. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1844-1884, 1850-10-17

THE NUMBER OF DISEASES mentioned
above, as cured by this preparation OF Sarsapara,
MAY sEEMLAR but we are, nevertheless PRE-
pAppD ro PROVE. by an EXTENSIVE ARRAY nF GER
T,F,cArgs, that such is tile FACT. fraction OF
the evidence which we possess concerning each
disease, would be received before any JUDICIAL
rRrpuNAL as complete demonstration. 1t must be
remembered that all this fri ghtfu array OF malades.
though appearing in an endless variety Of forms,
are vet similar in their origia aud causes for they
all spring directly or indirectly, from CORRUPT
YousTAIS If the blood were in pure, healthy,
and active state, it would drive all these COM
plants from the system, and cHRoSlc DISEASE
WOULD BE IMPOSSIBLE.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

BaookLTr CovaT or BsssoSs.-Befors Hon p. John
con Justices Cortei you and stilwe On "Wednesday.
at the opening Of this court the presiding Judge D.
hvered short yet charge TO the GIaad Jury
upon their duties He con meptod principally up q
the subject OF illegal commit snts by the various ju
tices O. tho lower which SAID the Judge, look
ing at the subject In the manner which he was CON
PEELED In lis Official capacity to do seemed as thu
personal liberty Of citsens hs ,uic protectioa
~ the Law against Official oppression Persoas we're
anptlseneo under commitments that did not specify
any crime on their for which the parties could be
,,aa confined lie also spoke particularly In rsia.
ION 10 the Numerous and daring burgaries which had
rsth CON tted In tn. city during the past two
,ie n@h'hs urging the Grand Inquest to devise some
eoI io the evil. The jury then retired to their de-
brsiL' g. before them.
DEaocaATiC Co>GRs.rovu DrLyaArr,- The fol-
loNiry SIe the delegates to represent Kin1s
C"ahtJ In the Congressional Coaventioa which is 20
ep. bic on the ..h inst. :-Firrt Di,tfct W m H.
Campbell. Thomas Garrison - briggs SECOND Dis
trict r. warDg, Andrew J. Toombs ia Yard NAL
10y. Third District IN Pearce, Hugh Bell, Jona-
than Rogers. ono Oft candidates 'or representative
in Cor gress 10 O. T. Bogarcu formerly Assistant Col
lector OF the Port Of .w ORR.
ur. EDiros knowing that your valuable journal
IL the only source by which many Of ths notable
grievances OF city may be rung into the OF
worthy governors again onder the necessity OF
trtspss,tng upen your columns Some time sinoe, .
notice ia your paper Of the practice Of seng sbost
Of properly inspected lo.1 Of htt rooa
with the business had TIE effect TO cause ordinance
10 b. passed by the Common Council TO urpress IL.
But alss that all ~ wac then. like many other
ordinances. made TO become dead letter. rne bust
nesH ued tor while. until those engaged in IL,
boldened BY the apathy OF the City Fathers. agsa
called forth. And not merely the old trait k-r, but
thtir numbers received Additions, the number count
less sauds OF the by inserting the above, this
City Tsihers may be awakened from their sumb "a to
take cogrizance Of the facts and send forth their
msucsts TO the stars" other proper officers, 70
enforce the law and check this vastly increasing evil
II our streets, AMI thus cau down the blessings q
many voter, aud lay up for themselves good fosn-
lation against the next election. Ok Wno Knows.
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SECOND BRANCH.
Present. Justices Durr Mason


sfPr. 30.--f Equity. -S1ruei e. Ogden o@mr, Sc,
Of MchoGs C.. Ogden decreased, ne Uiii1n ,lsor and
the Ereenors Of job, Jacob 1sfor, deceased Hearing
Pieedipgs and ProQfs The bill 10 this cause was
filed in the Supreme Court by Samuel c. Ogden, al
ministrstor, sc on the 10Th January 1872, against
John J. Aston and William b. Aston Tor an account
and alleging fraud in certain accounts aud the dis
covery OF such frauds within six years. John Aston
died since the commencement Of the suit but ~ has
beer duly revived sgsinst his executors and VIM. r.
Astor individually When issue was jsn-d, the cause
was placed the transferred calendar az sent to
the Superior Court Tho facts which gave re this
suit are as folio We: Nicholas q Ogden deceased
tered Into a9reement ~ith John Jacob Aston (now
sso deceatec) tn" I'd Of september 1918 carry
Joint trade in China for FIVE yssrs, frc March the
first lSiINicholss g. Ogden 10 ccpuuc. the bu, mess
III Canton, and j. Actor to conduct IL at New York
Mr. Ogden 10 receive fifth OF the pre- ats Mr. Aston
to all the funds required In the busness AMI
TO charge interest TO render account
TO the other annually. Early In 1878. and after the
joint trade had commenced, j Aston took his son.
Vim. b. Astor into partnership, ana Mr. Ogden being
rofed thereof he consented to continue tue business
with j. Astor and son, and the accounts sc were
csrried forward accordingly The joint trade
tinued until Nicholas Og dens death at Canton about
Aug To- 1923 and embraced many miliions OF dollars
and 1t Is alleged that Mr. Ogden render ed his
annually Its also alleged thet j. Aston Son cid not
render any accounts Except statements OF the costs kc
OF the cargoes and Of the duties and disbursements for
vessels consigned 10 Nicholas g Ogden. at Canton)
until the Esd March 1929 when they forwarded seps
rate accounts Of seven early voyages, which only
reached Canton during Nicholas c. ogdsps Last III.
ness, and were never seen by him. Letters OF sd-
minis'Iston on The estate OF Nicholas O. Ogden.
granted to Mary u. Ogden, his sister and
George Ebninger, nephew and former clerk to J. j.
Aston On the 2ith oi March 1924 these letters
revoked. and letters OF administration, DE- benis non
granted to Samuel o. len, the I'D of Janu
airy, lss1 and thu suit is carried In his
The defence get Is that the account delivered to
the first administrator, In September ls6. settled
account, and cannot now be opened mp Toe defend
ante also rely acquiescence by the parties and tho
statute Limitations ard deny the allegation fraud
In the account. The cause stands adjourned to the
ming
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Waited States Circuit Cart.
Before Judges Nelson aud Beta.

DECISIONS ~ JUDGg NELsOs.
OrT l.-Gogigecr rS Dav.-hotioa for ni unotiOn
The bill OF complaint is founded special agree
inent entered into Ssse the yarss o0th OF OJtOber
lsIO adjusting several suis pending bet Reen them
concerning patent rights belonging or claimed bv
Gaotyttr % H. uEurantgrr of iadis rubber rhnrg.
log breach Of tae said agreement, ami pgaying al
account so. The complain ant is citizen OF Conneo-
t'cut aud the defendant citizen Of New Jersey -.
pears upon the face o. che bdl. aud objection
teep taten 20 thr Jurisdiction O! I'd: court III, OBJ
lection j. undoubtedly fatsi In order - give urls
octiou the sVlt must be- bet citizen Of tls alta
10 which sui; j. brought ana citizen o; another
(sec II Of the aet 1851 ue-e neither party 10 ci.
zeu Of New York Ia which the sal. l. bropIbs rn-
motion fog IN Junction must therefore De- denied, aud
the bill dismissed with costs.
pEctsIcS5 Rr no - NELSON AVo aErrS.
.qNcn rS SrrGssc aud pifsrs This ase patent
case fer an INJUNCTION We hold that rAe patent
granted 20 Allen, ga a Angus: 1874 wiihih5 amended
specification IL for the same improvement that de-
scrbsG IL the patent Of the 18th Of November 1881
and tina. the objection taken that tn, com missioner
bad no authority 10 ~ the surrender and tn
Issue tbs amer dee patent, T. not ycl found.d.
There have been alrrsJy three trials OF this suit
Ups n the whole considering :hs result of the
trials heretofore had ths patent aad the strong de-
NAL in the stidavits before of thu originality,
feel bound TO send the TO another Jury and
p nd the decision on the motion
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Board or Supervisors.

o'clock.
ANNA. TsyArIov.--The following reports from the
Committee on Annual Taxes were adopted: hep port
IN favor Of Ben Lodor for relief Of Report
IN favor Of George Kittsnhorn, for the remission .
sxes Report for correcting taxes on the property Of
John y. Parrish. Report 10 the petition of Wisn
saohe for Phillip Reed. Report In favor OF GEM,
srorg for remission OF tax Report In favor OF rhos
Pringc Tor the correction OF tax Report to the pst
tion Of q. oSnght In behalf Of widow Low ngston,
and repor Ia favor OF HAgensee for reritsson Of tax
The re port ~ the petition of :. Rande referring
tho same TO the Common Council. was also adopted.
II was moved, seconded and carried, that the board
meet On Saturday next al clock utter which they
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and will gratefully receive any advice from those
who wilt interest themselves about us. We bring
zeal, time, and willing hearts TO our .rdsnip;
but we eau proceed no further without your aid.
The questions to be decided on ars-Is,, Is q
House Of Industry desirable in New York; q,
Have You confidence in the MANAGERS, who are
trying 10 found one
If these questions are answered in the afrma-
tive, the committee fully believe they will be sus-
tanned Ii in the negative, il matters not how
soon the scheme is abandoned.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1850-10-04

ENrr,orpNsEY MerroR.--A meteor Of ua-
common hrillsncs, size, and duration, was seen
from the Observatory ~ Camorij9 last evening
i, ,rss 6rst ro,ieed at Sh 5n near the Sword
handle II Perssus, moving rapidly in souiheriy
sirsc,iou so about five degrees helow Aloha Artists
When n aIfeared TO explode. We viii endcsvor
to give you some lEfiher particulars relative TO
his uncommon exhibition. W. q. Bovp.
p-gsseyaTuar, Oct I, 1850.
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Police IntallaQapee

Stealing S1reroDs -0ffser Wilson, one OF the en-
Monday. q black man by the name of James Robin
SOD charge of stealing about the hrft of August
ss OF yr s,Sas IL ~
ton place This negro at The time, arrested and
conveyed before the magistrate, the evidence taken
and subsequently, fully committed for trial; but u
finally sppears that OF the witnesses subpos
naed 90 attend the Grand Jury and AFTER the negros
who succeeded In obtaining his liberation by the Court
of Sessiona The officer knowing these facts and
Ing the negro prom nsdlns up tbs sixth avenue en
into custody, and conveyed him back to prison.
.4rr.Te Of Faritire, bv TssErerAie Iyornation-of
feers Ctlrow and Boyer two OF the Chiefs special aids
succeeded onday after siderable toll In arrest
Ing man by the nsIse Of Matthew benson on iofor-
rsiion received from Buffalo, charging benson with
stealing horse and buggy wagon valued At $3.50, the
property Of George Mount. IL seems that henson
The wagon nd hore have been sold In this city The
property has been recovered end the rogue ~s- com
nn.d, By the Chief Of folioe, to await reputation
from tie suthoriiie, Of Banslo.
Chrrrs II Grard Lsrc.By "A man. called James
Smith, was arrested last Monday on charge otonter-
Ing the oce Of Mr. W . Rose No 100 Wall street, 18th
an seoomrlice, and stealing therefrom . clock and
seversl costs valued in all Al ~. The accused vas
TO come from the Once and was soon sfstr taken
Into cu;tedy. Justice Osborn committed ihe ACQUIRED
20 prison for tIixl
.irr,,i Of Burgicrs-T~o fello-s calling thenglv.S
Henry Mac, aud Joscrh Vail, were arrested on Non
day night BY officer wilson, OF the Fifteenth wsri
Who Gsssc,od the Tos9.s In The act 81 ercsknc INTO
,ssJrS,l5y store No aSs no.'sy The ro.Ss,s sa "a
glaze and in be act Of entering when errr-tcibY
the above Darn'd ,glant oteer They were both con-
yrysd before Jnstice Blcaklsy, who committed then
both TO prison for tri.i.
Cbagg, aC Fsf.e Pyefnc,s.--A man by the name OF
Peter sag vas arrested on fuesdsy oy Csnsaoe
pert.r, sbsfge a. obtaining quantity OF Prov
tons, valued a. hund rrd ioils-s Improperly
Of Conrad sGsekhsutr. No ~ psy street, b. false
rerres.ntad he owIea house and lot situated la the
Third avenue, vhieh reprss. ntatons hsyesnbcqu.nt
IL bees tainea To be false and untrue !dstee
fltea iofa ~ uas1 10 all
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whole satisfied the decree OF the court below 10
vel founded upon the principles OF q ,ritims Law aud
10 Shn the do;trios Of the already determined
hy this court. and that Il should be afh mad
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70 children n Gsorss Lester we're murdered Al
No. ecctls,s N y on the astt utime. One Of then
vsre on rlsit .he "a 'ps,snt ths othss sss oot
b,ec lsccr-tsi