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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1854-04-12

DIR. M0FFAT'S MEDICINES.
ENIIESE celebrated Medicines are for sale by
JNO r HARRISON.
August 3. Druggist.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

BARNuM's LrFE.--Very much ado
is made about Barnum's Ahtobiogra.
ply. We hold that the life Of man
should never be written until il is fin.
isbed. Then, his life is interesting, if
it never was before and il dagguer-
reotype likeness looks one in the
face on the front page of the book,
why it does not SAVIOR of egotlsm. A
likeness on the title page, always looks
to US as speaking, to say. This is the
man Mof Wrif this book ~ let this pic.
lure be dagguerrotJped in your mind,
that should you meet the writer here
after you may know him.
If Barnum would consent to Ego
die" his autobiography would bring
double the amount it will otherwise
We knew man "once upon time
TO die for small amount of three
thousand" dead, dead, dead. A plas-
ter of ten thousand (borse power)
would not bring him to life again, to
read his own shame. Now, if Bar
mum, will only go from home aud
meet with some accident--or stay at
home, and 60 through til. customary
forms OF mortuary proceedings, his
book will bring three times the a.
mount it will otherwise. Then he
can come to life again, after the sale
of the book gets dull, and add anoth-
er chapter to humLuggery. that will
call for still another edition of the
work .. ,... ......... ......
What asplendid operation could
be made Of it.
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SPIRITUAL REvELArIon.-Mr. Az6r

SPIRITUAL REvELATlon.--Mr Az6r
Hoyt, a convert to "spiritualiFm,' in
Williamsburg, N. y, declares that
through the medium Of tbird parties,
he has lad an Interview with Napo-
leon the First. and that that Office Gel.
ebrated ind vidual most positively de-
bies that Napoleon the Third is his
nephew, aud he therefore wishes to
see the imperial throne, on which the
latter has fraidulently seated himself,
crumble TO tie dist. The ohce grand
EmperdT prophesies that the struggle
now going on in Europe, is moulding
the destines Of that part Of the world
TO 'hei proper proportions, and that
truth, justice and liberties Of the peo-
pie will triumph in the end. Farther,
within three months the magnates Of
Europe will be astonished and Devil
dered by the assassination Of crown
ed head, which will have the effect Of
overturnihg an empire and raising
the banner Of the people.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

Fra"1'in's Pdrty-A paragraph,
which arpeated in the Lake Superior
Mining News, stating that "'he bodies
of Sir John franklin and his men had
been found by DR.. Kaup's party, fro
and perfectly preserved" ha- been ex-
fensively copied. and its substance tel
egraphed ftr and wide. We place no
faith in this report, because it is ex-
'romely improbable, MS DR.. kane's spar
ty was not At all likely to be- anywhere
in the vicinity Of The place designated
by DR.. Rae in his narrative. Our i'm
preston j. that The mining News bad
received Information Of DR.. RAGS dis.
cove'y, and by mistake attributed it
to Dr. Kane.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17
Ey The Baton Rouge papers a

Ey The Baton Rouge papers an
nonnce DR.. Jehu Perkins as a candid
ate for the Legislature, to I'll the vacan-
cy accustomed by the resignation Of
Mr.. Boatner. The people Of East
Baton Rouge could not have selected
any one better qualified to represent
them in the councils Of the State
DR.. Perkins has no political antece-
dents, but, if a knowledge Of I'll that
pertains to the commercial and agri-
cultural condition Of the people, and
the judgment to originate ways and
mems for tie proper development Of
the States resources. and life which
has been marked by high toned NOR
atty, be looked upon as REQUESTS in
the choice Of = representative, they
may bsfound ia. alP' Perkins. and we
only hope he H. n - trinmphantly
elected Bayou ,Sd,u La. Chronicle
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17


10 We are sorry indeed to have
to notice the fact. that company of
rowdy boys, assemble near tho Con
vent on Sundays. and annoy the ladies
ofthe institution by their disgraceful
conduct. Last Sunday we are inform
ed, they made bold to scale the fence
under some slight pretext, and we're
with difficulty forced to leave The
premises. The attention Of His Honor
the Mayor and others in authority, is
called to this fact, that prompt means
may be used to prevent recurrence
Of such things again.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17


IL The Orleans battalion Of ar
tillery on Sunday las. celebrated the
anniversary Of their patron Saint
saint Barbc." Who was St. Barbe
Was he lighting man If SO. what
did he ever do in the killing way !
We are curious . know, and can
end nothing in our almanac. Ifhe was
m officer Of militia, we should like to
know Of what grade, so as to put the
title to his name. Perhaps he was
nothing less than full "Brigadicr
General"
How singularly appropriate it is, to
cannonize fighting men as Saints; il
is 50 beautifully at varience with
Christian principles. It is this. that
forces US to believe, that after all
the people in Christiandom are more
than one half Turks. t sA
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

ES Those good people in the
Crescent City, who are distressed to
know what has become of that siugu-
lar gentleman the Fakir of silva. will
no doubt be pleased 10 learn that he
Is now performing his wonderful feats
Of lpgerdemain, to fashionable and ad-
hiring audiences, in Lockllart Texas.
So tho GAINESVILLE messenger informs
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

CoMpL1MENrARY.-The Boston Pi-
lot { Catholic) speaking Of the Know.
No,hings, says: es
"How, in the name Of conscience,
can these meu have the impudence to
find fault with honest immigrants,
wh ose own ancestors were immigrant
pirates-for such was the character Of
the early settlers in America.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

NEVER roo LATE TO DO Coop
This is a common alage, but not often
put in practice by those who preach
from the text. The Rev Bishop
Andrews Of the NJ Il church south,
has just given life illnstra ion. by a
matrimonial union, with Mrs. ChiIders
Of SammerfipId ala. May we not
say IN the patriotic language Of star.
s7anglod banperdom-1n Union their
is strength.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

IL Whilst the Steamer Union was
dischargiug freight at Alexandria, La
the other day. the mate of the boat
Th's. Harper met with mn accident
which resulted fatally. lie was buried
at Alexandria.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

o. An English paper, says, that
Sir. Gordon Drummond IL dead. Sir.
Gordon, was the last of his race, and
this puts an end to the controversy
about "Drummond light
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

[1g- On the 9th inst, q destructive
fire occurred in Baltimore, between
Eu'aw and Para streets. II is said
$4,000 will not cover the loss.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

EcuADon.-Tbe Panama Star has
late accounts from Ecuador. The
Star SAYS that in Cuenca extremely
rich mines Of gold have been aisos.
cred. The guann deposits at the GAL
ipagos Island are to be immediately
surveyed and reported upon: @
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

ET The well known st. Louis
Packet Chancellor - Capt. Bacon,
struck n snag hear Cairo, on the 9Th
inst, and is total loss.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

u Thursday the Goth ult, was
celebrated in accordance with The
Proclamation Of the Gov. of Texas, as
q day of Public Thanksgiving.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

How AbERNEfHy Cor MARRIED.
,lnve | mentioned the recent dcnih Of
the widow Of the late John Ahernetby,
the great eurgeon? She was on for
eighty. There is story of the way
in which Ahcrnethy got this woman
to marry him. Once upon a time he
went to church, and was shown into a
pew where there wore two ladies. lie
had no prayer book, and the young Ia
dy banded him one. They walked
ont Of the pow together, and found at
the porch that it was raining very
heavily. hbernelhv offered to take
them home in his carriage which was
waiting They Ind some chat. in the
course Of which it came out that they
were mother and daughter, not ve-y
we'll off, and widow aud daughter Of
an officer in the army. Abernethy
set them down ut their humble dwell
ling.
As he stood at their table he hand
ed bis card to the daughter and said-
Young lady, | am Mr. Abcrnethy
the surgeon. | have never married,
for | never could spare time to court.
| should ike TO marry you. IF you
will have the goodness to write me a
line on Tuesday, saying whether you
will have me. / shall call the next day
and take YOU to church" Mamma
asked Llm to walk in. He said he
could spare fifteen minutes. aud he
came out within that time The accrp
ted Of a very pretty woman They
were married on the Tuesday, and he
drove home with her to the stately
mansion of which she thus became the
mistress. sHag gh ~ Ea@ effg
Ta 8 s----e-------4 fN a
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

~ The Seventh Judicial Dis,ric,
eonrt IL now in session at Clinton,
Judge Nferriek presiding
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17
(br l}lrrklQ Culnrt

frz- Capt. I, Ebert Of the coast
packet Gem, has a renewal Of our
thanks far fnvora
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17


IT's ALL OVER NOW - The Northern
Daily Times ian English paper) says
France is ready to a man to embark
in the overthrow Of Russia's power
and England only waits for the call
to burl the Gar, from his throne"
There Now! This puts an end to
the Eastern Question. Grim visaged
war must smootl, his wrinkled front. F."
England only waits for lie call, to hurl
the Gar from his throne When
this comes to be put in tho selavonic
Language and meets the eye Of Niclo
las, no doubt that gentleman will cur
tail the dimensions of his formidable
moustaehe, whilst he tremblos ia his
boots, at the consequences. Can there
be no inducement offered, the "Nortll.
ern Daily Times to take back this
threat.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

EOK@SALE "A valuable lot Of
j ground, situated on the North East corner Of
FIN and Flprida streets, measuring One Hundred
and Twenty feet French measure on each street
Bounded OH The North nv the property of Mrs
Andrew Klienpster, and East by the property Of
Lewis Shoppers, Esqr. For terms, apply to
nov. 49, VIM 3. PIKE.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

~ To G. P. Briant, Esqr., of the
Treasury Department we are indebted
for the following information, showing
balance in Che State Treasury on the
Goth of November 1854.
General Fund. ..........4........e 3co, 1927 "a,
Mil, " ......................... .s7. ees, Is
Foil, "....................4.. 81 2s441
int lmpr, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ,9to,l2
Lsvee. and drainage IA. .,...l.,......29 T,2ti,70
Road. and tevee, "................t 4,cri,ss
Redemption Of State debt fl....,.........s 1g,~
Free School accommodating fund, ........, .252, 80
.tf. es27,5 II
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Fresh Arrivals per Gypsy.

BRUSHES . BRUSHES "A fine
~ assortment ~ Hair, Tooth, Nail Cloth and
Hat Brushes. For sale by BUReEss 4 LAsoUs
| noety Third Street.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

SCOTCH SNUFF A full supply
- Of the Best Scotch Snuff, In bIaddcrs and bot.
Ties, just received and fpr sale ut the Drug Store
of fnov. 1871 WADDJLL DAY.
Corner Of Church and THIRD streets.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

| III lNCE PIES Fresh Yante Cur
III rents . Genoa Ctron; Bottled Cider.
A MONTAN Il BRO.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

HDR SALE.-A fine Black Walnut
Counting IIouse Desk. Apply At bis Office.
ect.2il
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

UAY.-A small lot prime western
! just received and for sale by
oct. 2s.tf. JOSHUA BEAL.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

Ferry ungollant The last Knick.
erbocker had the following upon a
poates. With red hair:
Unfortunate woman, how sad Is your lot
Your rinsless are red, and your poems ARE not
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17


Ey- Mr.. Stackpole must have a
very mem opinion Of the people Of
Hay and Fish.line streets, when he of.
fcrs the pitiful sum Of "five dollars"
as a reward for twenty five, lost by
him in that locality" Fifteen. for
twenty five" would be about a fair
measure, for the present sliding scale
ofhonesty and virtue 1t isunreasonar
BILE to expect people to be honest, Will,
out competent reward. For this reason
stackpole in tho simplicity Of lis
heart, has wasted the price of ADVERT
sing, his loss. n4.T
TnE SENAroRsnlp.-The hour for
the Legislature to assemble draws nigh
and no question vill have precedence
over the important one, of "Who shall
be Senator" As the term is to be a
full one, it Is therefore to be hoped
that good and sufficient man, will
be honored with the post ; and as
new political elements will be intro
duced into that body. we have every
reason to believe that it will not be as
lone sided," as it has been. We hcar
new names spoken Of. that will carry
an unlocked for weight and influence
with them ; and we incline to the be-
lief that independent of all the caucus
es TO be held, thai the result will not
be known until after the result.
Ferry ungallant-T last Knick-
erbocker had the following upon a
poatess With red hair:
.- Unfortunate woman how rad ID vopr fat
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17
IV ANTED.--A lady VIII, has resided

w ANTED.--A lady VII, has resided a
" numper OF years in the South, and has
experience as Governess, desire a si.ua-
ton, either as teacher in private family.
or to take charge Of female school.
% Gocd reference given as to qualifj-
cations-apply at the Comet Office.
dec, Il. 4@
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A Coon MovE,-On the | 1th inst i,
Mr.. Adams introduced n bill to the
u. s., Senate, which has for its object
a change Of the naturalization laws, SO
as TO make the probation Of foreigners
twontyone years ~
Ranting and cantipg--office hold
ing, and Office seeking politicians, may
dwell on the beautiful abstraction of
civil and religious liberty. and talk Of
repnblicanism, and The injustice oftax-
alton without representation--Tbey
may play upon national feeling aud
prejudice, SO az TO gull the ignorant
mass into the belief that this is
above all others, the land of liberty
the asylum for the ofEscourings Of the
cankered world, and that all men are
equal but uuless a check be put--at
once-witbout any delay, TO evils,
now stareing US in the face the ship
of State must be dashed to pieces on
breakers ahead" The silver chord
will be looseped, and may never be
tied again, 50 as to biud this great
country together We appeal to such
men in the nation as give now and
then, q moments thought for the
Nations welfare apart from their
own private affairs, and pecuniary in
terest-such men as from study aud
observation can see "wbere we are
going to, and know the hour that all
must be anarchy and confusion, it the
balance Of power is permitted to lodge
with aliens, who know not the price of
liberty Such men must be free to
confess that the future is full of gloomy
forebodings
1t is duty we owe those, who are
70 come after us, to guard by all hon.
est endeavors, against Spiritual
Master on one hand, and military
dpsnot m tho nthar
It is to be hoped that Mr.. Adams
bill in the Senate will meet fair and
unbiased consideration.
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

CLDAyIs and TALMAS.
GENTS BLACK and White Cloth
" Clcaks snd Taliuas, new style. For sale by
nov 16 BURGESS sE LAKoUs.
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Office TO BUILDERs-Tb4

NUITIF 10 DUTLDFRS.-Ihe un-
~ dersigned is now prepared to manufacture
by Steam p,wer .. the shortest notice all kinds
81 Sash, Blinds, Windows, Doors, &c--letters adj
dressed to him ut the Post Office at Baton kouoe
will meet with immediate attention.
sept-SH. J. W. BROWN
The Weekly comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1853-1855, 1854-12-17

7eP'-"-"' . w BROWN,
FRESH CONGRESS WATER
-Four uross Of Fresh Congress Water, in pint
bottles just received and for sale At the T,rns
Store Of fnov. 15.1 WADDrLL 4 DAY
Corner Of Church and Third stre...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

FIRE IN wArn SrREr.-Between 10 and IL o'closk
last night nre discovered 10 one Of the storage
stores belonging to Mr. G. hsrle at 2ol Water street
On opening the DOORS the FIRE found to originate
from the fourth story Of the building used for
the storage OF feathers. The nremen remarkably
quick the premises, and applied copous supply Of
water, which soon checked the flames, and In about
hour extinguisbed IL. The hre seemed to have
commenced on the north end Of the building, and
spread down to the third story. The feathers
sderably wettee and Others consider ably burnt and
when the Hremen csme down from the lofts exhibited
quite feathsre6 appearance The damage 10 the
building will not amount to great DEAL but the loss
on the property will probably amount TO several thous
and dollars II In, no doubt, covered By insurance.
How the FIRE originated IA AZ prs seat . mystery.
FIRE IN TWENTY nGHrH SrxEET-- about Q quarter
after one O'Clock yeAtsrd4y morniog . hre Was dis
cover I'd in the oce Of Mr. Thsoao,e MAatine At No.
lg9 West Twenty ssh,h ss.eet which was soon extan-
euitbed by ocers Gilland and Henehsw Of the Twen-
tieth WARD without aarm. II that the neigh
opposite four enter the once short time
before he FIRE discovered II Ii supposed they
enered the premises for the purpose Of puudsr They
d'd succeed in obtaining any vausbss and IL 10
supposed, out OK malice, he fred the p'acs The
70 MI MARITIME q papers conticerabe, and his
loss Is estimated At about $500.
TrRE Foary yRsr STREET --Bttwsen seven and eight
o'clock iue .6ay evening hre broke cut Ia . frame
boiling Forty GIst street, Eighth avenue
pied by coored Amily ofRcer surpby, Of ,he Twenty
sscoDa ward disco sering IT, succeeded in putting Il
out With but triang camage.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26
Interssting from Cuba.
THE ASSASSINATION OF CAsrANEDA-sKRIoUs RIOT
from the New Orleans Picayuns


[From the New orleans Picayuns
HAVANA. Oct IA, 1854.
Of had in orderly and quiet city
until the night before last when IL disturbed It's
proprety BY Of those most <ardiy sssssnatons
which sioDay smongst cur tenigh.ed popu-
Ice This was Of than usual as the
unfor ,unse vi:tjm Jose A. Casaneda the intivdu
al who captured zen Lopez AID sgrst whom vengeance
sooD after be received the reward ss ooo) which the
offered for ths capture Of Lopez h. went TO
spain Lessd the Qceens hand and received the honoed
OF distinction for his (saAptry) and he has bat
lately returned He had been watched constantly for
the fatal opportunity and the evening Of ths 18TH
bill ards At coffee house called Msrte BsIona outside
the city and he 10 the act Of striking the BALI
win hts back tovA ds blind the plaza, he vas shot
head which almost instantly illed him. aud although
there was great lumber OF people present. the assassin
msoe cd his esca Pc
Gen. ooneha had hal an interview with him on that
day and said gave him an appontm, Mt caotan Of
partdo Copcba feels thit Insult to him and
hss offered large rewsrd for the apprehension OF the
ssssssp Yesterday afternoon he was buried. At the
time Of starting, mob collected, and deter
alton to prevent possibie the intermsnt guard
the way 70 Campo ssnto" which ~as followed by an
with great difficulty that the grave was shed
Several OF the civil guard baiy injurd--a NUN
ber OF the reiers were arrested and no dcu, will be
vereIy oealt WITH This CsstaDeda was despssd BY
every nue his character sways bad AID once his
lite was saved by General Lopez when be was pre- dsns
of the military conm,sstn, BY his casting vote. Saeh
his gratitude, that be hunted the poor ma, out
with dogs IN hs hocr OF 1iste to get the rewsrd for
bis precious hsa1.
last even ing hs yrs nd of in ths Paxa
dc rpas t. about leo musissns asa singers
pre,ept Who performed sung from o'oock unr'l
To- lhe square and streets were crowded
at lss 10 persons being present Ls0es Ia thsfr
vosptes, surrounded the square four deep and atcgs
bad All seemed pleased aud the scsrs ended with
out wss hap to any one.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26
From Washington.
The Boston Officials In PhiIaderphi..

PHILADELPHlA, Oct. Is, 1854.
The committee Of the Boston City Council visited to-
day the Pepnsylvsnia 1nssne Hospital ths county
prison, and the navy yard From the latter place they
were conveyed around to Schuykin in stsamboat Ana
stopped st the gas works. and also the princey
residsnce Of Mrs Eastwick. Everywhere they
ceved most cordially and most Handsomely entertained
They psrtook Of dinner this evening at the Giraxd
House and to morrow they leare to make visit 70
the city Of Baltimore.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

IAL OF 8. T. BEALE REsUMED-ExrENsIvE ROB-
Berry OF A JEwELRY STORE.

TRIAL OF 8. T. BEALE REsUMED-ExrENsIvE ROB-
Berry OF JEwELRY STORE.
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 25 1854.
The case of 8. T. Beale, for the outrage upon Miss
Nudge, was resumed this morning. The mother Of the
young lady mined and coroborated her tsstims
ny stating the object Of her visit to the city and giving
. narrative Of the occurrence on her returning.
David Paul Brown opened the for the defence and
took the ground Of the general good character Of the d.
fendant and baliucinaon Of the lady while under the
influence Of ether, ~ q natural effect.
Several witnesses then examined As to the good
character and standing Of the defendant
Last night the jewery store Of Samuel zepp in North
Second street, to the amount Of thousand
dollars the entire stock In the store being carried on W
the robbers,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1854-10-26

HURST WARD INDEPENDENT DEMOcaATIC WARD
E mmittee-Tuesday evening, O,t "a, 1854 AT
. meeting Of the Inder endent Democratic Ward Com
mittee Of the First ward, held 1t John Mooneys, 56
Greenwich street. the following preamble and resolutions
were unsnimous1y adopted:-
Whereas, We have been not little surprised at the
nonix alton Of such ChAuncey Schafer and Fer.
nando Wood BY the self styled democratic committees
belonging TO- Tammany Hall, who have heretofore pro-
fessed liberal and constitutional vie towards AL adopt
ed citissn; and whereas, We know both echafer and
Wood to be members Of the Know Nothing orgAnzAton
now existing in this county, therefore, b It
Resolved That We now eolemnly pledge ourselves -
good and true American citizens, that will not only
ourselves al legal to prevent the election Of
those two Know Nothing bigots, but earnestly call
al our friends and acquaintanoes Throughout the
city to aid us
Il having been moved and seconded that the commit
tee 70 into nominating the Alderm an ANA CounSlme
for The second District the following named gsntsmsn
were unaninousy nominatsd:-For Alderman, John B.
Holmes; for Councilman second district, John Nsany.
It was then moved and seconded that the committee
adjourn, to meet again at place. Friday evening"
Atty o'clock, to complete the nonination for ward
Officers. JOHN B. ROLNES, Chairman.
JONI BRADr,