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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
4, ENTi.EMEN,S FIIRNISHING GnOnS.-.

" Silk Merino, Shaker Flannel ana Lambs Wool I'm
der Shrss and Drawers; Silk Merino, lambs Wool and
Cotton Hosiery nice of Patent Shirts and Col
lars; Black and Fancy CravaIS, Stocks Scar, &c hid,
Buck, Beaver, Fur and Wool Gloves, good aSsortment
Black and Fancy French Cloths Cassirnere and Nestngs
SuSpenders, &C. For sale low, by
STEVENSON 4
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02

OARRYAIL FOR SALE.-A first rate GUS
\ ! tom made carryall for sale cheap for cash, by
ion91 w MEREDITH.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
TFNNEssEE MARINE AND FIRE INSURANCE COM
pANy-cAPITAL $50 coo.

PANY-CAPITAL Sl50,0OO
OFFICE on the North side of the Public Square midway
I J between the Nashville Inn and the Planters bahN.
Tl Iii ,a insurance ON Houses and Goods of every de-
ser1on against fire. Steamboats, and Cargo against nre
and the risk of the river the Cargo Of Keel Boats ana
a. ,,s,aI terms JOHN NJ. HILL President
JOSEPH VAULX, Secretary n
DIpEcroRs-Aiex Allison, John NJ Hill, +. B. fogg, u.
NJ Fogg w r. Elliston Jno N. Bass Joseph Woods sam
mel Sea2 Matthew Watson j. j. White, Jacob McGavock
ian1
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
EXCHANGE BANKING OFFICE OF D. PEARL & C
D. S. & ". II. WOODWARD.

Forwarding and Commission Merchants, and
Texas Land Agents.
Particular attention paid to filling oriers0 Office the
tore of w. 7. Smith Co., No. GS Magazine street,
Oct s lS52-6m New Orleans
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
BRADY. GORMAN G Co.


~ They keep an Office in Tuscumbia Ala.
aug23-2m
Isy@H. : FRENCH. Agent Nashville is authorized 10
finn
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02

HUNTSVILLE, January ~ 1852.
DR. BLEDSoE-I take the liberty and fell be nv duty
to to all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels, YOUR Alternative Compound very
eperOr medicine. My son. aged Is years. had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia aud dar-
rhel-when having almost desPired Of his recovery
cuded to try your Alternative, two bottles ofwhch believe
entirely cured him. MlCAJAH CAlCE.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
MR0BERTs & M'KEE,
Wholesale GrOcers and Commission
MERCH ANTS.
NEW ORLEANS CARp.

NEW 0RLEANS.-A CARD.
DENJAMIN r.. SHIELDS az CO., having per.
manently located themselves at New Orleans offer their
services as Commission and Forwarding Merchants
and General Agents. aud solicit cOnsIgnmcns of all
kinds of Western Produce feeling confident that they
and will give satisfaction all WHO may entTust their inter-
est to their Proceeds Of sales viii be invariably held
sacred and promptly Iemted.
PS-EXtensIye arrangements made for the receiving and
forwarding of species Of Merchandise at reduced rates.
from charges ibis point Orders for Groceries and Insur
ance Risks with lie collection of Bs Drafts &C. attended
to without delay. BENZ +. SHIELDS co.
aurl2-ly
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE U S. MAIL PACKETS
5rnz5@ n CITY OF HUNTSVILLE II az@@-" a
ln-La=s=ss0N V,isfgw1
LAi!stfI EkIRASSN


TIME CITY OF HUNTSVILLE will leave NaSivlie lof
Man,nh1s every FRIDAY; at o'clock, NJ, aud leaves
Memphis for Nashville every Monday at ii O'Clock, A. NJ
EMBASSY will leave Nashville for Memphis every Monday
at o'clock P NJ leaves Memphis for Nashville every
Thursday at il o'clock NJ delivering the mail at the sew
eral post offices between the above ports They VIII also
touch at all points between the post offices
1S r,vplinp southvard will find their advantage
t This line as from three days quicker and
equally as cheap New Orleans; meeting at Memphis with
Memphis and New Orleans Packets which leave ON me arr
vi F r nackes for New Orleans Our packets also
neetng with the Arkansas and White River Mail Line Eve
nv mains will be taken render those who call on us com
81 Nashville or A. B. SHAW Co. Memphis
i9nIS A. L. DAVIS, Nashville
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AND LACE GOODS.

ID ERFUMERY. .--CoIogue Water, Extracts Hair Oils
l aud Soaps, from the best French PeriunerS.
ian q STEVENSON Il WHITE.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02

CHATTANOOGA, TENNESSEE.
rCIIS well known Hotel situated within few steps fsst
of the passenger car landing Of the Western and Fiii
Atlantic railroad is open under the supervision OF ~
Thomas Cruched assisted by Mr.. }. W. r. lTyson ana
LADY This House while under the control of Colonel j. j.
Griffin acquired very high reputation first class hotel
The present proprietor having secured the services OF Col
Grins bareepe and having purchased iS most excellent
cook and house bow and having furnished the house entirely
anew hopes to retain its high reputation and meritpubc
patronage Passengers be accommodated with an omn
bus 10 aud from the boats THOS. CRUTCHtlELD
fah2l- Nv Proprietor
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
DR.. BIEDsoE's ALTERATIvE CoNPOUNp

Tile RemeFyoee al Remedies to- tie Da,sesqf tie L,Se-
D5oeosi0, EalargeHeHt and Iffnltioa II The Spleen
Hcars5mas, Coi6 EIataleace, Pies, Coq@;roat0a all
diseases ot the BOoetl AMI such DISEASES from
dis0rtieyd Stfe Of the Stomach, Lirer or B0aelS,
ScrotaLa and Sores qf any kied Far GeEeral DEBILITY,
from achch Lal1S freYaeahy Sgier, there Is not It's
equaI in the tiIole b5tterta 4heajc1.
THE inventor Of this preparation for three years
completely prostIaed from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liver thai he frequently for weeks at time unable
raise hiseffro his bed He sought aid from physicians
home and in Europe but in vain; his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and il by accident hat he
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been praecng med
cine his success in such has been unrivaled He
has been of the ncreuy of the public and
quenty said nothing through the press of his case,
until the character cf the medicine fully established
BY its success shown by the certificates which have
advertised. r.
subjon the certificate of Prof NJ. GABBErT of Ne emphs
Tenn with whom often advised during the time OF my
suffering.
MEMrHs, Tenn, April II, o52.-
hereby certify that have been acquainted with DrJ
n BledSoe and years ago he reduced eel eve
lower than have any that afterwards
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsaand Liver affection
and irving the prescrptonso OF many Physicians in this
as weas other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation of his in being restored good
health. III. GAB}ERT NJ. d.
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CuMRERLAND HOTEL.
J. L. GRACE, Proprietor.

Foot of Broad STREET, Directly Opposite the S
IaDdi11 NGsbriLe Iesa
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VNrANTED.-Af few thousand bushels Pea Nuts, for
'feb9 BEN M. NOEL & BRO.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

LIFE INSURANCE.
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD CONNECTICUT.
I,vre DrxoN Pres HENRY J.. MILLER, Sec'y.
Capital and Surplus S8O0,000
INSURANCE on lives of white persons on the JOINT stock
and mutual plan
Aso-Insurance on the lives Negroes, on reasonable
toros S. Ii. LOOMS
IAN 6m Agent
ERESH GRASS SEED-GrOwth OF lS52.-
l. 10 barrels Red Clover Seed.
26O bushels Blue Grass Seed
27J do Herds Grass Seed; receivedb by L. WELLS.
ianl9~eo1m Market street, Nashville.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
SNITHLRND. PADUCAH AND NASHVILLE w
NFSDAY AND SATURDAY PACKET.

NESDAY AND SATURDAY FAUhhI.
TIME new and splendid passenger steamer sm--A
I Odd Fellow. CAPT. 20. G. LEAkE, SSSSg@Tvfi?Fn
will leave Nashville on her first trip, on Sat -
mrday the 27h instant 10 A. NJ, and will continue IN
the above trade leaving Nashville ON Wednesdays ana oa
uriays at 10 A. NJ and leaving Paduca on IhrsdayS ana
Mondays at ! p. NJ. -
The ODD FELLOW has been purchased by Capt. Leake
for the above trade Her accommodations Tor passengers
arc not surpassed by any packet on Cumberland rl'er
"SH nova7 W. le' sm A. HAMILTON, Agent.
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CHURCH s. MARLrNG. Propnetors.

oFFIcE-No es, UNION BUILDINGS, CHERRY ST
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02

MOURNING GOODS.ZWe have beautiful aSsOrt-
VI mcnt sue Aapacas, De Lanes, Canton Cloths,
black English Grape Italian do Bonbaznes Silks and Rib
bons, Grape Wells, Mourning Handkerche Hosiery Col
lars and Sleeves, Gloves &c.
ian STEVENSON Il WHITE
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INSURANCE.
THE limited FIREMEN's INSURANCE coMPANT of

THE UNITED FIREMENS S INSURANCE O0DlI N I 0'
NASHVILLE
e4PITAL 100000 DOLLA II . -
Chartered by the state
,,,uIs con,nany having fully organized, is
ln2 now ready to take risks all descrp- sxzszT
tons or Of properly, agans; loss or damages by
fire also against perls Of the sea or inland - The
81 iI Nashville Insurance and Trust Co, College o
once Oh 'iie A. w JOHNSON, President
J. s DAsHIELL, Secy. tNaSlnlle, % oct 9, 80
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
j NJ. ZINERMAN.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING EsTAR

FASHIONABLE CLOTHING AND TAILORING ESTAB-
MENT
No. H. CEar Street, f0e doors from the LodIe Square
NXyUERE NAV be found choice and well selected IA
w stock of Cloths, Casinlcres and NestIngS, all -
of which will be made up to order IN the most ash Lii
ionabe STYLE and at short notice as can Ge done Ill any
CITY in the Union and at prices to suit the times
Ready Made CIOthing.-CoatS, Pants, and ess oil
all kinds A fine assortment OF Mems FURNISHING
Goods: Silk and Merino under Shirts SHIRTS, STOCKS,
Gloves Suspenders CIsvats Pocket Handkerchieis, SIX
and linen Shirt collars, Umbrellas &c,
rEy-tiarments cut at the shortest notice Please call ana
examine, jan 81 lllOo. D. IIOooI, --7l--- -17o
VUST RECEIVED.-T. J. Hough is now receiving
sJ and opening his Fall and Winter stock, consisting OF
GLa Gtlsimes JestiHgs, DE, in great variety and oil
atess STYLES Also superior lot OF Ready Made Cloih-
thing and Gentlemen Furnishing Goods-to all OF winch
he invites the attention Of his friends and the public gener-
ally. DanSI l. - d, hooo1I.
TuST RECEIVED.-As superior assortment OF sea-
81 sonabe Ready Made Clothing, consisting OF
Black Cloth Frock Coats Black Drap d Etat Sacks
COl0red P"Ns9,
f" Sacks; Fancy Cashmere do;
Buff white and figured Marseies Nest
And variety of other clothing embracing a ine and
oIora,t ossortmesnt I. j. H0UGH,
On Cedar street.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02

TRUNKS. &c.-Extra fine Leather Trunks, Velvet
and Brussei Carpet Bags Leather and Drugge Carpet
Bags Just received and for sale by
i9u5I W. MEREDITH.
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Dealers "a Staple and Fancy Dly ut9'Ls' y,
No 50, Coraerf tie Square ae tOs}e 'Sfef -'aS4eHle'
MAJ have in store one largest and best assort-
w ed stock Of gu0ls the city, whch are any US
10 reduce. 10 make room ior Spring purchases
spectuily request our friends AMI the public 10 exaIs
goods before making their purchases de.-z~
20 sci t0,0 for cash, OF punesl dealers nhbera
Wewil sell our COaAs, Maatilas. printed Muslin de
and SAawls az cost. Jams IEVESSON Il " WHIT,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-02
HUNTSVILLE. January 70. 1852

Physicians requested to try this preparation. We
feel satisfied II will sustain the character give in this
publication.
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IN DESCRIPTION OF
Ladies' and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy Goods
On G,Here streek 0ne al0ol .S0Ath Of tie Na,lale
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After the cloth had been withdrawn, gentleman from
Boston gave the following sentimentro the Of
universal unity among men,
Ihls TOAST was drank ny the company standing, with
seyeraa ROUNDS Is, o. appause.
% men gave the heath ana ma ppness Of our
As1ny Of Mihca was frank stanoing.
am called upon to respond to toa. which duty tseems
know that NV friend would do as much for me- vii eome
forward TO the rescue and aay what can Tor piadel
phia and for him Honor according to usefulness tnnk
i shall claim honor here for intend to make myself
particularly useful in instructEg our friends now
present upon some Of the ussses OF past times.
gresations upon particular occasions When was q
soloier and politician and dead man was toasted we
rose to empty glasses upon those occasions there
something in them than water and then there
necessity that the toasts should be drank
standing because very frequently those who drank them
ing, it seems to me-and this thought occurred to nae
while we were performing the empty game Of imitation
ner 70 agree TO the old rules and re establish the drink
ing system in FULL OF else be content with the utterance
Of sentiment without rising in the empty mockery of
former times (Apphuse.) ! hope therefore, we shall
not waste valuable time by rising from chairs making
noise and fuss, and then sitting down again. for we
should enjoy ourselves much more and be far
able and s.ciable we remain in our seats and more
particularly when sentiment Is expressed which apper
tans TO living truths we ought not to rise upon those
occasions What Is the association and what the
ASKED think II can oe perhaps as well replied to by
s'stng wnat the association and associasts not 60
mg 20 TO- sen.mea. prevails with many that we are
connected IN sentiment especially with those persons
VINO .oiI Nr their ,iyngi that We have an especial
regard ana are Tor hose particularly who are in what
s generany recoe .hzeo as humble positions, and
INA. we are engaged IN war upon the side OF labor
against oaPitaL nave taken several occasions to dsa
buse our friends in that particular and take this
opPol.un OF sanng 70 them emphaucaiiy that the as
81, W no. nuvocate properly OF the poor Ihey do
0 Te poor ~ parucuary entitled TO their
inoy recognise MthiaA M" * tSnf wabenser
they rich poor it our purpose TO better the
condition of humanity and TO improve ourselves and il
not with especial the present pecuniaryc orditon
OF those to be benefited that we are striving There are
many engaged in the srifes Of civilized life who hail us
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Supreme COurt-In Chambers.
DECISION.
Nv Hon JndOe Mifrhel1


APRIL s-Rley rs. Broscn The Sheriff of Kings county,
under an attachment directed to him in this action,
levied property which would SELL at shers SALE for
$500 but afterwards the greater part OF 1t
sv,ned by accidental fire, so that no than $500
worth Of what he levied on remained The plaintiff,
der the superstition and on the that part
obtained subsequent attachment to the Sheriff of that
county to reach the moneys due by the insurance
interest and costs II turns out that the articles in
sured by the Oneida Company were rosn and oil,
oeved into the defendants factory after the levy, and
supported the idea Of right to ssSnessssn III
said BY the defendant that the property levied on by the
Of the debt, the Sheriff Is Accountable to the
plaintiff for the whole debt although the property
was dsstro. ed BY accidental FIRE. II that was the
case, II does not clearly follow that the plaintiff
would have no further relief against the defendant
that, in this stage Of the aston remedy against
the defendant should be denied especially when seems
probable that the defendant by Of his Insurance.
has received cath 10 the value Of most of the property
levied on, except that insured in Oneida county Attack
ments allowed TO the sheris Of different counties
they may be issued at the at different timcs.
There may lot be enough in any county to satisfy
more than quarter Of the debt but there may be enough
e Ss e % all s IN xns
perty Of such defendant may be-" Code 231.) II Is
said by the defendant that notice Of the application for
the second attachment should have been given by the
plaintiff the defendant had then appeared. Notice Is
when party applies for order Of the judge
court and the opposite party has appeared but the
court but is to be obtained from judge Of the court
OF from a county judge 1t Is not in form substance
SSs but i Sc S1d wara Of
properly in the Of the people and therefore like
summary execution or other proceeding in Of pro-
issuing without notice. The second attachment 4
levied 81 600 worth of property the first on What IL
now worth $500 the debt is $3.50 besides costs il will
be proper to limit the second attachment II shall
apply only to the Of $3.50 and let the rest Of the
money payable by the insurance company be paid 10 the
defendant. No costs to either party.
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Town ELECTION IN FLaTBuT, L. 1.-THE following ticket
has been cleo ed in Flatbush L. I-Supervisor Jane
schoonmaker, dem. Town Clerk John L Le0erts dem ;
Assessor, John J Vanderbilt whg; Commissioner of
Highways. Jacob v. d. Marense whg; Town Supernten.
dent Thomas Strong dem Justices Of the Peace John
Hess, whig John " Msrtense WING; Collector, John c.
yanderveer, ehig; Constables Peter Williamson whg,
Ben iamin Nielsen, dem, Charles NChesney, dem. Ia
spectors Of Election Tunis J. Bergen, wing, Aonzo G.
Hammond, dem.
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our sOuth AuhefIcnh correspondence.
The arrival of the B. g. Petre" puts in receipt Of
the following letter from correspondent at Puerta
Cabelo.
PoRTo CABELIo, March 10, 1853.
Disappearance Of Fever from Porto Cdbelo-Do1M of an
american Consul-The Porto Markets and the Shipping.
improve the opportunity Offering by the departure
Of the packet to the Island of st. Thomas connecting
with the British steamer Petre to your port to drop
Inc and have much pleasure to be able to inform you
OF the entire doppearance Of the fever which for
time had prevailed in the foreign shipping Mt this place,
and moreover have to hope that other
may hereafter / regret TO be obliged to advise
you Of the decease Of the United States Consul at La
guayra, N. Keefe, who was buried yesterday at that
place the brought from there this morning,
by the steamer. No American vessel to-day in port.
Coffee at JOKE. Hides in great demand at 10sc per h.
Indigo aso in much request but IL market Bust
Is rather dull forthe The Danish brig He
lena and Olga is taking in cargo for New York bat we
learn will touch at Iaguayra in order to complete her
cargo. She will leave in day or TIVE from here
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NATIONAL LAW SCHooI.-The students of the
National Law School, which was recently removed
from Balston Spa to Poughkeepsie, held meeting
at the close of the winter term at which they passed
resolutions conmendatory Of the method of instruc
ton which has been introduced by the President,
and complimentng the faculty Of the institution in
the highest terms.
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BOARD OF ASSISTANT ALDERMEN, !
-: a rnRn

Friday, April 8, 1858.
Ts, otter Esq President and Assistant
Ponton, McGown, Stewart Wheelan, Barker Roeers
Crawford oKesfe, and McConkey.
Assistant Alderman WOODWARD at his request was ex.
cused as member Of the special committee relating to-
volunteers, and Assistant Alderman wheean appointed
= By Assistant Alderman McCosKKY-Of Paul Henry and
Others to have Sixty third street. between Eighth and
Ninth avenues, regulated and graded To Committee on
Roads
BY Assistant Alderman srEwARr-Of John M Pinkney,
to be appointed Commissioned of Deeds To Committee
By Assistant Alderman WmnAN-Tbat the crosswalk
in Prince street from the northeast to southeast corneg
OF Mulberry street be re tagged. Adopted.
FROM BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
Reports-1n favor Of remitting tax to David Decker
Friend lawrence, George Johnson j. L. smith, Courtney
schenck. Philip Friedman John Astor Jr John Hod9-
ings, Jabish Holmes, Jane Raynor, Theodore Bank.
Mrs Joseghs Palmer Sumner reducing tax to Char.
paying certain amount to J. p Canning. for filing
sunken lots between Tenth and Eleventh avenues and
Finance. -
Notwithstanding portion of assessment to IAts
= Keport-ln favor OF organizing Fire Hydrant
Company in the Eleventh ward Coneurred In.
Granting permission to J. W. Howe to erect an iron
stairway on Seventeenth street. Of Eighth Avenue
Estimate with appropriation for new building for En-.
AfHrmative-1he President, Messrs TAFT. Iabbatt.
Broaden, Woodward, Ring Hunt Bouton NoGown.
Stewart Wheelan, Barker, Rogers, Crawford, QKeefs,
and McConkey-16.
REPORT
OF Committee on Roadside to set curb and gut,
ter, and flag Broadway, from Fiftyfr 70 Nftyninth
street Adopted, by the following VOTE
Afarmative-ybe President, Messrs. TAFT, Mabbatt'
Broaden, woodward, Ring, Hunt, Bouton, NsGswn.
Stewart Wheean, Barker Rogers, Crawford 0Kssfs and
AcConkey-l8.
By Assistant Alderman RSG-Of Hose Connpanv No
A. for new bose carriage. To COMMITTEES on Fire De-
partMent.
The Board then adjourned to Monday afternoon at g.
O'Clock From the minutes.
G. T. McCLENACHAN, Clerk.
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ARREST OF MAGISTRATE FOR MuRDERoUs As
sAuLT.-A warrant was issued at the police Office
last week, on Information to the effect that man
named Robert Crane, in the parish of st. Giles, was
stabbed with dagger on the night OF st. Patrck's
day, BY. William Richardson, Esq, Justice Of the
Peace, living IN the same parish.-Quebec Chronicle,
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John Mardnn, son of the well known printer of
Boston, was killed by falling from platform erected
o. the Commercial Coffee House, on the I'd inst.
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HONoRs ACCORDING TO UsEyULNEss-UNIry OF
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Bard, Ward. Denman, Doherty, Peck-13
OF same Committee-Iu reference to new fremens
hall. Referred to Committee on Fire Department,
COMMITTEE on Roads-In favor Of releasing D. ACush-
man from assessment Lost for want OF constitutional
vote
OF Committee on Finance favor of RENTING An AZ
constitutional vote.
On motion, the Board then adjourned untn Mendav
evening, 11th inst at O'Clock.
D. I. VALENTINE Clerk.
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BILL OF FAR e.

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