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TsEAsuRY DER RTxxsr, March ~, 1881.
THE state Of having, Of It's legislature, passed during
The session called upon creditors Of the laie
republic 10 treasury STATE hs LAT o
their claims and Con
gres approved 9th 5epembs 1885, authorizing
millions OF fve cent stock 70 the said State
millions said stock should be tsshed
certificates Texas for which dues pou
pncsy pledged ds Me the Of the United States
releases again the United States for
cchcstsy In such forms a. shall be
Of Tfsasury and approved ny the
President United States ~ Now, order fa this depart
duties mpos pledged holder Of all
required he the and description OF them
the st Of Octobcr 1851 and
United Of their respective csms
which kas been approved by the
of United Saies Of the above u the 9th Of
September, $780, - ,o,,,
Aching Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
BY Congress- approved September 1880
millions ve stock to be paid to the State
said MENTIONED with provlso
than no millions Of said stock shall be ssusd until
Tsxas imports specially pledged
shall treasury United States releases Of all
account OF said bonds
the uudersgned creditor tho State
Of following dssched bonds or
Of the BED and for which
mentioned the said act specially pledged;
Here describe the bonds or cerincstes] -a tE
Now purpose complying with The psovsons ofsad ACT
valuable consdsnou hereby release the
United my claim in Law equity ssanst hsm for on
account o (bonds csr6cstes) above described
witness my hand and seal At 49, =, this ------dsy d
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CHARLES SEEDING, having been appointed Sy ns s.ps
Other states and Of tbs Territory OF
commouer The acknowledgment OF Deeds &C., one
hs services to the Of Washington and elsewhere
Feb l4-2aw t 81 .Ht f5a tt aH ett+
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tsigned.l
Form of a Guoyoufv.

The undersigned undertake that tho foregoing bid for
carrying the mail route No. be accepted by the
General the bidder shall prior the LIST day OF
July next enter the required obligation perform the
Dated [Signed by two gusrantors.l
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Form Of Cert fcaie.

The undersigned POSTMASTER, Judge, clerk Of ceur
of record the may be oer,6es that he 10 well
qusinsd with the above guaranto and their property nnt
that they Of property and able to make good thei
guaranty.
Dated lSgncdl
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From the post ofce al Ksnton to the Railroad Depot
route No 1924 ninety rods three times week and back
From the post Office at Lagrange TO the Railroad Depot
From the post Office Lebanon and Deerheld Village
the Railroad Depot route No iO2o4, hvs miles, twice
daily except Sunday,
on route No l026a three miles, three times week and
back.
From the post Office at Noun, Vernon the Railroad
Depot on route No iOlS7 one hundred rods, twice daily
From the post Office at Noun, Glead tho Railroad De-
pot on route No. O,l6O and half miles, twice daily
From the post Office at Milford the Railroad Depot on
route No. 1884 half mile, daily except Sunday.
From post Office at New Haven TO the Railroad Depot
on route No 1885, ihreeourths of mile, twice daily OK
cept Sunday.
From the post Office at Omstead Railroad Depot
route No 1880 one mile twice daily except sSn day., an
route No. TO- 6O threeourths Of mile twice daily oxcep
Sunday.
Depot on No. 1876, half mile, twice daily excep
Sunday. N @-
From the post Office at Tin the Railroad Depot on
route No 10 234 half mile, twice daily except Sunday
From the post office Toledo to the Steamboat Landing,
twice daily, often required during the season o.
From he ,os, Office a, Urbana to the Railroad Depot
route No 24 hundred and thirteen rods, ak times
a week
route No TO- 1876, nins,y-fvs rods, twice daily except
Sunday.
From the post Office Waynssvlle to the Railroad De
pot on No TO- 1884, haa mile, twice daily except Sun
day.
From the post Office Whiteford to the Railroad Depot
on route No 37i5 michigan railroad twice daily.
From the post Office West Liberty TO the Railroad De
pot No 0234, thsofourhs of mile, twice daily
except Sunday.
From the post Office at Westfeld the Railroad DePo
No Oi60, and half miles, twice daily ex
cept Sunday.
From the post Office Twinsburg to the Railroad Depot
on route NO. O325 and half miles, three times
week and back.
From this post office at franklin Mills to tho Railroad
Depot route No. l0,325 six times week, three and
half miles,
From the post Office at Worthington the Railroad De
pot on route No l60 mile, daily except Sunday
From the post Office Delaware to the Railroad Depot
route No. l6O and half miles daily except Sunday
Form for bid hsrs ehangs from advertisement e0ntsm
plated BY the bidder.
Tor we, az the case may be) there write the nam.
or names in full Of there stats the residence residences
hereby propose to carry the mail on route No.
from TO as oiten az the postmaster 6eneraii
for proposals. the same dated September
o. 1881 requires the time stated in the schedules con-
tanned such advertisement and by tue following mode
to wit there state how 1t is to be conveyed
for the annual sum of there write ou tho in words
full length
Dated GSigned.l
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1.-TWO wtnessesl
Mar 23-dt3i wSop3l
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We have received Also
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"a do do shawls.
The attention Of the ladies especially invited I'D
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and desirable goods fos Of which viii
prices all prices styles
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, 4 co.
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Proposals invited for tho following mail
service which will be let the lowest bidder in each
The al 70 be from and delivered the pos. Office =,
the points named such hours may be fixed upon by
tho postmaster.
From the post Office Beleonsine tho Railroad De-
pot on No. 234, hundred rods, six times
week and back
Fspm the post Office Bellevue the Railroad Depo,
on route No lO234 rinetytwo rods, twice daily except
Prom the post Office BeIevls to the Railroad Dcpo,
roots No 1915 hundred rods twice daily except
Sunday.
From post ofcs at Bersa the Railroad Depot on
route No l0,l60, and quarter miles, daily except
Sunday 81 z .lHt tEa Ne.t faHH.
From the post ocs 1t Csrdngon to the Railroad Depot
On route No l0i60, nnetyfour rods twice daily except
Sunday s5s Es. a
From the post office al Conssns the Railroad Depot
On rouss NO 10 leo two and half miles, three times
week and back.
FSom the post Office Enon the Railroad Depot on
No 0,154 hundred rods twice daily except
Sunday. 10 @ es2 a.
From the poet Office at Fairfield Railroad Depot on
No. 10, 1884, two miles twice daily except Sunday
Eron ne post Office Gallon o the Railroad Depo, on
route No s0, ninetyfve rods twice daily except
day.
From the post Office Iberia to the Railroad Depot
route No I0l6o, mile twoe daily except Sunday.
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rROTE'x History Of Greeee vol. a. Bottom edition.
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Court OF Common Pleas.

Dro 3-.9ction for Alleged Lib,i-Si,aon Uficoz IS.
jones Gordon B,nne plaintiff In this sues for
$40 COO for an alleged libel published in the HERALD on
occasion and which consisted In having been
stated that there indictme found against simon
Wilcox the plaintiff and Others for consprng together
to cheat and deaud orstio Walker Of bis property
moreys, and effects. -
Upon the case being moved BY the counsel for the
Panth and jury being empsnnellsd and sworn to try
the issue presented to them the counsel for
rose and submitted to the Court that there were 40
nus 70 try that the defendant in his plea had sverred
that all the facts stated In the complaint to be libel
true hat the plsnn (wilcox) had not denied
their truth On these grounds counsel moved for judg.
ment Tor the defendant and, after hearing the plead
ings read and the arguments Of counsel on both iss
fer and against the melton.
TIE Court decided that there no issue 20 be tried
by the jury; everything alleged TO be true Even the
woid. complained Of Be libel and there ia great doubt
spGt tnat there nothing for the jury 10 try the
whole is admitted by the pleading but as the plantiT
had ir,sied on coming before jury the defendant is
entitled to their verdict A verdict was Accordingly
ehtefsd for the defendant and the plaintiff ordered 70
pay the jury. Counsel for the pisintn Mesers Palmer
ana Watermani for the defendant Messrs Cutler aud
Galbrsth N
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Brooklyn CITY nt.II,o.,,.

hNcs iCouNrf CouR1 % OrER tNb TlBMfNER Before
Judge Morse Justices Stillwel aud Wright Wedn.a-
day Dec John McCsrty was srraiEned op an indist
mtnt for assault and battery with intent b kill alleged
70 nave been committed upca man named Delpbs in
So'ooer 1900 10 which he pleaded not guilty This Il
he 'sme ohence for which Daniel Allen was Convicted
ana upon whom the sentence Of the Court has since
SUSPENDED Villain Mtnck, Charles Watts Hin Ma
thtys, ard Charles A. Quintzo, were arrarued ON am
Indictment for burglary in the third degree and pleaded
not guilty. John Rickett and Edward Earle were seve
rally srraiened on Indictments for selling 1uor without
hcense 70 which they pleaded not guilty On motion OF
the District Attorney the above causes were
10 the City Court for trial
NA1ioNaL M0NrMINr At W.sufNerov The committee
on the tubject Of furnishing a stone for the national
monument at Washington, reported at the last meeting
81 The Common Council in favor OF purchasing one in
Weetchester or adjoining counties "a none auitabs
could be procured in thp vicinity ard recopmen Isd
sto be appropriated for the purpose and ths the
Mayor aud two members of the Bcari-to h. snnoi,,I
by hm--be empowered to ht W the san,e exscrfs1 W
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wise states that IL viii be impossible 10 complete
the running Of the Mexican Boundary line within
the time specified by law.
Governor Hunt has commuted the punishment
Of Orcutt, who was 10 have been hung tomorrow,
for Arson, at Utica, to confinement in the State
Prison, during the natural term Of his life.
The proceedings elsewhere given, in the case Of
Hsnway, on trial for treason, at Philadelphia,
possess considerable interest.
The resolution to rebuild Washington Market
on the present Site was, last evening" consurred in
by the Board of Assistant Aldermen.
One weeks later news from Europe is now due at
this port. The Humboldt, from Southampton, il
in her fourteenth, and the Niagara, from Liverpool,
in her twelfth day. They may be expected at any
moment; they have undoubtedly met with very
heavy weather. The Humboldt, having Kossuth
on board, is looked for with the greatest interest
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| IEE NEw PARK, THE SUPREME CoUpr. Ann
THE LseIsLATURE.-We publish, in another Co
lnIR, the decision Of Judge Edmonds, upsctting
the bill passed las: winter by the Legislasure en-
po~ering the erection Of large park on the beau
tifany wooded grounds Of Mr. Peter Schermerhorn,
General Jones, and others. We have always been
IL favor CT this project the land Is admiralty
adapted to the purpose, and we doubt IL Q piece Of
ground Of the like eligibility ca. be found on Man
haitian leland. ln taxing away from the owners.
however, sueh large and valuable tract of lard.
due regard should hare been fna nanifestsd for the
feelings and Interests o. the propretors; but we IN
deis;sna that the parties who procured the passage
OF the sw hurried it thr rcugh the Senate in single
day, and that tAe owners we're not allowed even &c
Gee the btl prior to it's passage through the Senate
The old knitkerb0cker families have always
manifested a sssong attachment 70 their home
sssss, and az the feeling is one which, % some ex-
tett, eomEsnds Che sympathy Of the community.
we trust that in an- proceedings that MAJ be here
aiter taken in the exercise q such an arbitrary
power &c the Wrestling from a nsn she homo where
IN lie Aas h'ed Tor over half a century, and which
II endeared to him By thousand associations,
tnat the hardship Of tie iAw may no. be acce ppa-
nied BY ofeial oTIressios- or, a. the Judge esxa.
the most manifest violation sf the prneiples ~ he
consultation.
There is little doubt that the people desire .bis
Park; ard the park bill would have beon a lav a,
this time, II legislative arrogance and Ignorance
bad not determined TO ride rough ahod over privao
rights. Let these things be looked to hereaf;er.
Mike Waltb, will you help it through the Assem-
bly, In Albaryl
The New York herald., 1851-12-04
The Forrest Divorce Case,
SUPERIOR COURT.
pafora Han JudUa S.NAfos1

btrore Hon Judge sandford
DEc. 2-Cdthoins N Faresf rs Edcin Forrest On
this case being called Mr. Van Buren that the
def ndsnt was ready
Mr.. Chase said that Mr. 0'Conor was stu engaged In
the United States Circuit Court
Mr. Van Buren that the United states Courts
did not sit until IL o'clock In the morning, and he
thought that Sci could attend for one hour 70
ste to the empanr cling Of ajury.
The Court suggested that, perhaps IL would be well
for Mr.. Van Buren, to Dir. 0Conor and come 10
some arrangement In the matter
Van Buren replied that he had not the pleasure Of
the councils acquaintance
The Court then made the disposition OF the case
az had been ruled Monday and Tuesday, namely-to
let 1t stand over until Mr. OConor disengaged Mr.
Forrest was as on the previous days in court seated
bis council
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Marine Affairs,

Fes Errorr The royal mail steamship Africa, Cap
Tain Ryrie tookh departure st her usual hour yes
srdsy rr Liverod she carries .ixty.two passengers
4HE sIE,NsHF Ftoatni. Captain Lyon, arrived yes.
''tdsy mcruirg from savsnneh she report. expersn.
20 very heavy reathsr On the passage We are Ia.
Isrsrs 2. t.s ASIA u.,
-r.tr...r ---rrt.. Tftts'a Dickinson. ar
.'- .-.g raIoy f- ai lHa-. astcr we s-e
st. ir .ae I.t"r r Cbsri.otr1. ssvan.
.ai Z. ilie ata 81 lrsans fat.rs
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no am who com suIt thcir OWN in ,crest. I.

The great Closhipg RstAtlshment known Uricn Hail.
Of Yulson and Nassau Streets opened
1urrese offurnishns sentlsnsn with articles
parsl upon which they coad depend, and Of doing
prshsnsye tusints Wholesale and retail, upon conteen
nous principles and at the lowest possible proes kAe
been found 70 Gentlemen having teen faithfully
served ence cone back again bringing others with them,
tie business Of the eetAbhnent has thus sweled
yond all .ntiepAted limits The soet Of winter
eiothing offered b. the proprietor ROGER comprises
the mott varied handsome, aud well-made sssortmentf
sentlsmens clothing and under clothing 20 be foundin
~ o ofNsR York
The New York herald., 1851-12-04
court Calendar for ,hIs D.v

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800, 7ss SCI SO $50 $40 $50 s59 ~
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