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WOMAN BEATEN TO DEATH BY HER HUs-
RAND.

On Monday night about o'clock the nha the
tenement house No 80 Trinity place, thrown into
great state Of excitement by the OF woman In
the basement Of the house, as II some murder.
ing her; and institutng search, they found that
Eliza TO death On entering the occupied by these
persons his wife found lying dead on the floor
with her head and body covered with blood The pollce
at proceeded TO the of the murder aud ar
rested Hammond, who taken 10 the Tombs tD await
the Coroners inquest. little Of Hammond u1ut
six years OF age, the only witness of the ahocuE
affair lie says that h8 father being intoxicated Al TIC
time commenced TO beat the deceased about O'Clock
and continued inhcting uiuriea Aer with hs hands
and feet until he had Killed II. on examining the
head Of the unfortunate largo hole was found
In her temple produced by her falling against tho edge
Of the stove. The body Of the deceased presented
shocking spectacle Il bcirR bruised and eru,hed aud
covered with blood to render recognition at first
sight almost impossible.
Yesterday afternoon Coroner ODonnell proceeded 70
the scene Of the murder in Trinity place for the parpos.
OF holding an inqustlon but from tho non
Of Witnesses he obliged TO adjourn tho until
nef Dr. sn9 9TR9s aR9s SSi SEspnS h
hue, of the First ward police, succeeded In arrcstnx
lone, II u said was In the room Of Hammond whom hs
beat his wife to death and therefore give very I'm.
portant information TO the circumstances attending
the shocking murder Drs. Ghl and Wiltee made post
mOrtcm examination of the body OF the deceased during
yesterday and we Informed by them that the Dc.
ceased had received Internal welt external
injuries quite sufficient TO have caused death The pr.
soner Hammond has besn employed n porter IN the
Bonded Warehouse In Broadway for many years; but
although he has held his situation steadily he has boeu
in the habit Of getting intoxicated weekly AMI abusing
his unfortunate wife, who good aud faithful wife
TO him and his children, of whom he has three.
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psrforma.s q every contract We may DO much toward.

performancs r every contract DO much towards
removing the present disco ntent
Most Rssursriy the people pay enough fof chs better
administration ef their public affairs aud II has
appeared to me mat they unreasonable Ia seir
quiTtments.
They ask public orderthe suppression of crimy Al
vceclean streetsthe removal OF nu and atolR
uon of hbusesa restriction OF taxation to the Absos
wants Of economically administered government at
prompt execution Of the laws and ordinances let us
endeavor 10 meet their expectations.
For myself desire to Hanounce here upon the thresh
old that, as understand mad comprehend my duties aud
prerogatives they leave alternative without dis
city government far protecting Its municipal In
terests may demand H. shsi not hestate 10 exercise
even doubtful powers when the honor interests OF the
public Is abused
The public good win be sufficient warrant to insure my
action. Under this Law shall proceed, not doubling
your concurrence and the support OF tho people for
whom the responsibility Ia assumed.
have purposeiy omitted In this sommun nication the
usual recommendations and references 10 the affairs of
the city There ARE many prominent topics 10 which
VIII allude In anther communication To
as your body IA organized and ready for business 1
shall then make recommends tons, which, IL carried
out will reform many abuses reduce the expenditure
the mean time the usual annual reports Will be made
from the several departments TO which ask your spe
cial atts ntion.
with hearty desire that In our separate spheres We
may conduct the affairs Of ths city TO merit n
continuance OF Its greatness and with confidence in the
ability and devotion TO the popular win which influence
the several members OF your honorable body commend
Its deliberations TO the protection Of that All wise Prov
dence, which will, doubt CONDUCT its councils as
to insure the prosperity and well being Of tho whole
community. FERNANDO WOOD.
January !, 1855.
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POST OFFICE NOTICES.

DOST OFFICE NEW YORK, DECEMBER Is, 1854
There being dispute 10 the circulation Of papers
letters notice Is hereby given that the Postmaster viii
receive evidence and decide upon the fact under and
pursuant to the regulations Of the Post Once Depart
ment printed statement for tho informAton Of per
desiring to compete for the advertisement axing
and defining the limits and boundaries Of the territory
deemed by the Postmaster to be embraced within the
Of the delivery Of this Office the time within which
evidence must be submitted and the particulars Of the
evidence required and blank adavts In which every
detail to be shown 10 properly and definitely embraced
viii be furnished ON application at this oat1s.
ISAAC Y. FOWLER Postma ster.
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THE INAUGURATION OF THE NEW CITY
GOVERNMENT.
THE BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

ma mn nE fnruxx
4. % y ~. ~. ci,v covorar,aa, -. ,,,,,-.,.,
= - ~, ~, -" - - iAeA' - uiAVs'
INTO once WIN more than the usuai ceremonies OBJ
served on such occasions A procession was formed
,as a.. 49, -, ~, I. - p.e ,,P"a
meht ea ~ tne eiei' ana ionoWed oy tna eandaates
about TO be installed into Office. On arriving at the
MAYORS Office Jacob A. Wes.eryelt The retiring Mavor
,D, -, oaeoo = - 'ayo'
tehuereu 70 ms succsssor rernanuo noou the oath o
Office, as follows -
support the Constitution OF the United states and The
Constitution OF the state OF New York and that will
fabfny disebarge tbs duties ~ the oss 81 Maror Of
the city Of New York according to the best of my
- -,
inc Processon reformed aier 'he aamnsrauon OF tne
councilmen wher. the same ceremony wa. performed.
= a.. ..I..-, a., ,-... p..-s - ,.....-. .,
~ 'ne e"aniDe' y 'i' 'a''e' Doaiui sl' A't
other city oeers were sworn In the County Clerk al
Z,
" oipePal'm'n1
the uirements OF the law Alderman Kelly was ap.
.oiu,.s p-..,.,. i, an. ,.u.,o..x ...,..,,o - a..
Pon'eu i'es''"' " '' 'euipoisV o.sahhA'oh ~ 'n7
nent predent for the year was held with tho following
-..,,,. o., ,o,x haro,..
iesui', a'''' 'oui
J ". Brown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
" barker..'.'..''. ~
taken bv M a,rEsr vbo .sars,.ss tbs po,rd a. 81,
"Ns'-
GENTLEMEN TIE BOARD oP AIDNxky-f tender you
my sincere thinks Tor the honor bestowed on mo, IN
your esteem aps eonssanss ~ hail +. nv sn ~ as,
your APPRECIATION by exertng my best endeavors 70
charge In faithful and impartial manner, the dates
sissnce t c.rrx into srIi r; h y 80 .na.as
ings may estsbsh for the preservation Of order
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guios pDur TOH u1 'PocE.--Ths psufornanss' ai
slbio,s esrssn ,kls syrnisg III y for ths bsnsGs
n ,hs sgg-rinE poor % ths siy ASa - are 10 hoyss
that ths psbs III asod IL sssh uambsr' a. % REQ
Gsr Il b.nest ln fact psi - Ia nsHs. n . EsDl
saass a. this every rnsn -ho can spArs half dollar
shoan aA Il 70 shs fv,slpss - swell tasrn sai
aslsut 10 sld many Who nas1 Asssiants. We ere
assured hat tks SHOE prpo~~3a I'll ~ rves y ths
rUod easss Eaeh tb~tshy - NJ srslss part tkqgd
v - Ebsgapy rBP0utsa y b, ,as ysblis,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

l. on Monday, January l.
Upon the suppotion that there three readers for
every book purchased, already seventyhve thousand
persons have read this national story.
There are Thousands yet to be enchaned they fol-
low the heroine through her trials and triumphs Al
though this book Is In the form Of q novel, who that
reads does not feel and know that its principal Incl
dents are paraleed by well established facts SO true Is
1t that "Truth Is stranger than fiction" For sale by
all booksellers. In vol, large 12mo CLOTH 81 IS
Agents wanted to sell this book throughout the country
Intending to remove during the present month to their
new store, No. 13 Winter street. the publishers offer
their immense stock of books ut very low prices.
PHILLIPS, SAMPSON CO., Publishers.
Boston, Jan. /, 1855.
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MEETING OF THE LEGIsLATURE.
First Message of Governor Clark.


ALhASV, Jan. 2, 1885.
Tho Senate nst about noon and appointed the usual
committees 10 salt tbs House and the 0ovornor Gsd
inform them they prepared 70 businoss
After the Governors message hAi beon received and
referred TO the Committee the Whole AMI an sEir.
number of il ordered TO bs printed the senate "a.
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NEW YEARS DAY IN JERSEY CRY.

Business mostly saspsnasd on Monday 70 Jsfssy
CITY AMI tho pr.esss u nsking calls was Vsry Fsssfsny
osssrysi Tks holiday ira3s during % bolisy sssssn
lvmzfAssd q, isast ~ psr osai sss than as1Ai 10
J~rssy Oty owisE uBdoubtfly v tbs cossnsss u iAs
.uowwg Fnkfket
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WYE ADVISE AIL OUR READERS, WITHOUT SIX.

WE ADVISE ALL OUR READERS WITHOUT EX-
w cepton, to purchase the Boston Olive Branch -
for this week We must confess that has always
q favorite with US, and would lose dinner
any day than miss single copy. This weeks number
contains more than usual quantity Of entertaining
matter We observe three excellent articles from the
versatile pen Of Mrs. Mary A. Denison, a "scorching
review' Of Fanny FERNS new book and the beginning
of new and thrilling anti Catholic novelette, by its
amiable and talented editress Mrs. c. r. Gerry word
to the wise is sufficient DEXTER BROTHER, ii and
16 Ann street. are the agents.
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motion of Alderman Howard the clerks Of last Board
were continued in Office for the year Alderman voorbis
then.moved that another Committee be appointed in
form the Board Of Counclmen that the Board OF Alder
men was organized. The motion passed and Alder
men Voorhis and Howard we're appointed In the
time the first committee returned with the following
message from the Mayor which read in regular form
10 the Boyrd
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REWARDS.

OK O0O REWARD.-THE PRESIDENT OF THE
LDC sOOO New York and New Haven Rail-
road Company will pay the above reward 10 such
party or parties as shall procure the arrest, and
safe delivery into the custody OF the proper officers In
the city Of New York, the fugitive from Justice Robert
Schuyler, charged with the crimes OF fraud and forgery
and q suitable reward will be paid for any information
leading TO knowledge Of the place where said fugitive
may be secreted 70 his criminal practices relative to
said company &c BY order OF the Board Of Directors
No Hanover street, New YORK; Jan. Q, 1855.
PERSONAL CHARACrKRisnCs or FUGTrIyE-Height,
10 inches weight, about 40 lbs. about hfty-eght
Of age hair reddish brown square shoulders long
arms long fingers, large ears, person skeletony eyes
sunken, color dark blue, whites yellow cheek bones
prominent, straight nose sharp countenance, salow
face long natural teeth, coughs much exerton,
theT feeble. with haggard look.
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MUSICAL.

A BEAUTIFUL SEVEN OCTAVE $3.50 ROSEWOOD
panoforte is offered for s245 made 20 order, eight
weeks since by best city makers; superior tone,
style, finished back Is perfect, with makers full
guarantee II can be Monday and Tuesday at No
College place, from o'clock A. M till 3. Wednesday
and Thursday.
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ALnAsr. Jan. ~ lbt5.
The Assembly met =; eleven ocIoek, AMI pfoo.esd V
vote for Speaker ~iihths following rssult Itusohs.
10, ABibrose-EtsVsna, 81.
u. W sherman VAS elected Cisrk byron Ellsworth
sergesnt.a arms HsrmAn 0rocsbeek Doorksepst, ana
ssmusl Han Assistant Doorksspqr.
The Governors messag sGa received Ana red foi-
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CAsH MUSIC sroRE-MusIc AT HALF PRICE

CNAsH MUSIC sroRE-MUsIC AT HALF PRICE,
~ New York, January I, 1s55.-Wiiam Hall Son,
230 Broadway, opposite the Park have decided to rs
duce the price Of their entire catalogue and stock OF
copyright music TO average OF one-haf its for
mer prices In order to afford this reduction
obliged to adopt the cash system; and believe that
our friends and the public generally win be better
served than heretofore by strict adherence TO this
principle. In regulating prices, have adopted
our national currency and have as far possible made
the prices In decimals. The price will be marked
every piece Of music The copyrights thus: ''Re-
duced price, cents and the copyrights thus: "Copy
right, cents" All the non-copyright music printed
previous TO this arrangement win be sold half
the old prices sim liar reduction viii be made in in
strucon books &c. Since the study Of music has be-
essential branch of education, reduction in
the price Of sheet music has been demanded by the
public, and we have doubt that the plan we have
adopted will increase sales sufficient TO warrant
in carrying out enterprise to its fullest extent Our
catalogue already contains the works OF the Euro
pean authors and will continue 10 reprint such
may hereafter be published all OF which will be sold at
less than onehAf the prices Of the foreign copies We
win continue the manufacture OF pisnofotes guitars
Hutss &C. and also the importation OF every article OF
musical merchandise and win sell for cash only, at
greatly reduced prices Orders from any part Of the
country, e.cosing the money, win be promptly and
faithfully attended to- WIN. HALL 4 son,
go TroadWay ouposite park
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YTJOYs AND FANCY GOODS FOR THE HOLIDAYS
Il The undersigned has just received fSom his agents
In Europs complete and varied tment Of toys for
which he dehes competition. Those who dosirous Of
making holiday presents win find 1t 70 their advantage
10 rive him call. Wholesale dealers viii find here
very choice aud bssuu selection Of goods suitable for
the approaching holidays. The undersigned begs leave
to invite his customers and the public generally, to in
spectfully solcits continuance Of their patronage
Remember the old stand, IS Division street Chat
ham square, G. GOETZ (late Haas h Goetz.)
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RIo1 ~ rv srvryTn waAD.-Aro oeeurrsi oa kosiay
In marie, street which participated IN ~ soEs to
hundred men sornen and boz, he Whole force u Ne
toIes a. tka district bFoaght Into rsguison, Snd
som. pretty bo-s passsd bsfcrs tbs fors vsrs
satDUsllsd 70 aaop. teaes hoEne sight ten
arrests uere made, lnslueng yvpng man vho vas
carried ~ tLs station house in an inssnfb c0Dduon
having = large csi on his hssf and bsng cthsfwss -
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THE BOARD OF coUscILxgs.

After the members we're sworn in by the Mayor,
Daniel d. Conover, OF the Fifty third district was
elected President by the following vote the arst
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TIOLIDAY PRESENTS.-FURS OF ALL NATI0Ns,--
Ill Fall fashions ready at B00S JACoBOWIZ'S 397
Broadway, between Walker and White streets. The
finest articles for holiday presents, at immensely re-
ducsd prices Splendid stone msrten SETS formerly sold
at $780, to be had for s15 Rich sable mink for
s15 and every article In proportion. Don't lose this
opportunity.
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A PRACAs WITH KNIVES.

On Monday Afternoon, about o'cIock, ssrous A.
fray took place between tvo young named Teranos
Tools snd John NeE~sp Al The of Ciinson snd
Division streets IN which Tools received svsral severe
staha from knife alleged 70 have been IN tbe hanls n
hcEven. The assAilAnt vas arrested sCon AftsT the
6imculty By ofcsrs Van Tssasi and Dsverin, q tie
Thirteenth ward The pr8on~T vas conveyed befofs
Justice Wood - The Esssx markst poiies court uo com
nittsd him for examination. Tools's wounds we're
dressed BY physician Who does NOT consider the woasfs
dangerops.
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED HORSE THIEVES.

On New Year 's'aftsfnoon, While party u young
gentlemen were making their calls 10 The upper part ~
the city oms person united thsr horse and wagon and
drove tie eonveyAnce on before the
of the fact he Twsntsth uard police found Tie pro.
perty IN possession 81 two men nAnsd Michael OAfnsy
aud James Dsyine Who seeing tho police mailing their
approach, jumped ont of the wagon and started on
across some vacant lots The police pursasd them hoty
and after climbing and getting number u gard
fences they AZ last secured. rbsy taken 20
the station house and locksd up for ton Tha
hors and wagon returned v the ysstssay
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ATTEMPTED MURDER AND SUICIDE IN THE
EIGHTH WARD,

On New Years evening about 7 = o'clock two young
men named Joseph Hall and william oBrlen went into
the grocery store Of Pitt Brothcr corner Of aurcns
and Grand streets for the purpose Of throwing dice
small OF money They had been engaged Ia I'M,
Kind Of amusement fer about hour 40 whom Hall
claimed that oIirlen owed hm shlllingu which
repudiated by OITen, and he refused to give him
any than two Khillings. This exaspsrated Hall
wlo ard be would shoot him (OBrien) II he ala not
give him tie amount claimed and the latter not seem.
Ing disposed 70 pay the alleged debt Hall drew
yover from his pocket and Aired ~ the barrels AZ
OBrlen, who immediately fen, wounded Bu, rising
again " either % make his escape engage with Hall
in the conflict tho latter red two other shots him
lodging two balls In his body and the other in the heshy
part Of his stomach. The wounded ~ courm. fell
down and was, 10 all appearance killed, which had such
effect upon the mind u Hall that turning from tho
bleeding body Of the wounded ma he placed tho barrel
his head The ball howevgr dd DO the work n
destruction intended by Hall 'or striking the jaw bone
II glanced or and proceeding in downward direction
through the eah Of the neck lodged Ia the shoulder
blade, producing severe ncsh wounds. Both young
men were Immediately picked up from the floor Ofren.
Hospital, where the hrst bail that had been fred al
him BY Hall, lodging IN the feshy part ~ the abdomen
extracted, but the other two balls could not BE-
found. The wounded remained sensible up 70 last
evening when reporter visited him, bat II u the
opinion Of DR. Daby that lie cannot survive than
few days OBron, Who Il painter BY trade and lives
Franklin street severely stabbed four years ago
the effects % the wound IN few months Afterwards.
Hall conveyed before Justice Brennan the Jeer
Market Police Court who, upon the complaint of
Mr. Pitt committed the accused 70 tho penit@ntiAry
Hackwes Island, for safe keeping during ha illness,
and uniil he should b. we'll enough 70 admit u bis a
asNa - a
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They then proceeded to ballot for officers, when O. T.
McClenachan, tho former clerk, was unanimously re.
elected also Nicholas slidol, tho Sergeant at.
Arms.
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m 0nn REwARD.-oN THE NIGHT OF THE
WAOO Goth inst the house No 80 West Nineteenth
street, forcbly entered and the following articles
stolen therefrom;-
One silver coffee pot, marked II in old English
One silver teapot, marked y, do
One silver sugar dish, marked y, do.
Two cream pitchers, marked =, do
One slop bowl, marked y, do
One silver cheese scoop, marked y do.
Two round silver salt cellars, gold inside no mark
Two silver salt spoons, mark.
IL dozen silver teaspoons, marked Fisher.
Half doz. silver dinner forks do.
Eight breakfast forks, do.
One soup ladle, do.
One gravy lAdle do.
One sugar sitter, do.
One sugar tongs, do.
One butter knife, do.
One tablespoon dessert spoon fork and knife markod
J. b. " from II D. b. hve napkin rings, marked J.
r., =. A. r., j. B r., Mary Agnes Clara.
One fork and spoon marked @ A. y, In old English.
The above reward $500 win be given for the
cry OF said property and detection Of the thief
Apply TO D. FISHER, 81 PsarLstreet
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THETwEsTY-sIxTH ANNUAL BALL FOR THE BKNE-
u n Of the New York Firs Department Fund win take
place s the Academy Of Music, Fc1rtssnth street. on
Monday evening jan 1s 1885, Tickets may BE- procured
% the Managers
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G = .REwARD.-LOsT, ON SATURDAY MORNING, IN
DC going from Gurneys, $40 Broadway 70 uspenard
street, mink marten vctorins. Whoever viii return
the same TO liz Ninth street, win receive the above
ward.
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q = REwARD-lOST, BETWEEN SATURDAY AND
DO "Wednesday hast, pair Of gold HpectaeIss, in
black leather case The finder win recelve the above
reward and the thanks of the owner hy leaving tie sams
With Johu Vanderbilt, No. Beaver street
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Gt DE REWARD WILL BE GIVEN TO ANY PERSON
DZC who viii give information which will lead 10
the detection Of the person persons who stole the fol-
lowing articles from the premises Of wn Simpson, 1i6
Prince street Sunday afternoon, December 81 while
the family at church, lady's gold watch, chain,
slide and key made by J. Tobias with gold dial;
gold breastpns hair bracelet with gold ketch marked
NJ >. gold pencils $50 gold pieces; pair OF gold
earrings representing Of corn; gold lingering,
with yellow stone mourning ring, set with black Jet
and hair Valued at t16b. WM. SIMPSON.
M0S REwARD.-LOsT BY OR STOLEN FROM
wAC lady on Tuesday. afternoon, In crossing Cathe
ferry, gold hunting Iepine watch with chain and
charms attached enamsled cases, gold cap. &c, No.
the II offered. The above reward win be paid and
no quesons asked by returning the 70 81 and 50
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C IN REwARD-wILL De PAID 10 ANY ONE WHO
kUOO win return 70 John Y. nwiggs, 12i Amity
street, or 40 Spring street. the Cans nortmGe and
two notes taken from the dining room q Astor
House on the llth instant, and no question: viii be
ayked
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GEORGE C. ALLEN, Importer,
Wholesale and retail, III Wall street,
second floor, near Broadway.
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N1HE BANJO TAUGHT-N SIX IEsoNs.-LEssoSs
IL given every evening. Terms, 80 Professors s n
II. p. JACOBS, 4o7 Broadway.
Star of the Kanawha Valley. [volume] (Buffalo, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1856, 1855-05-09
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY o 4
PUTNAM COUNTY. H.+

Clacrjr CouRr.--Terms-Eig day OF
April and September. $685..
JrDdR--Gto. ". Summers. =.
CLERK--H. II. .Forbs. - fl
pRosxcuTiaG ArrcRSEY-J. II. Couch.
CorxTY CoURr.-- Terms Fourth Monday
in each p,onth-and Quarterly Terms in june
and November. . T..
PREsrprSG JcsTicE--A. W. liandley. >.
CLrRE--H. IL. Forbes. 4
. PGoSEcur1Sd hTroRNEY.-J. II. Couch. Il
SmERiYr--N. 8. DowYtr. .
Mae District u. Bowyet,
n; Sukhaa-h u SUNNI and A. W naNSleX.
second DiSttict--T. McGallisler, K. n. h.
Thompson, W. Ford. and J. Kennard. Third
Distrrt-W. A.Alrxandria, J. Foster, A ySl5-
rtll, and j: Smith. Fourth ,Di:trict-<C: r.
Brown, VIM. o. Garter, and W, ThomHS.--
Fifth District Washington, RI /. Harvey.
j. kaliz, u. J. Martin anlNm. Atkcson.
CorNrY SuEyEYoR.-J. q, Crawford.
+ lnaMrssi0sER oy RpTESUr.-N. llandley.
/. CoxsrABLES.- - tifSt District--J. Norman
SECOND DiStrict-W. Grass. Third District
- Fas' Ell Fourth DiSttict--J. Craig. fi
eth DistriCt-A. ASbury.4 20
"0fERsEfRs or THE PooR.--R, Swintller. y
Conner, +. L. Erwin, J.. Harrison, and J. VOL
ton.
CoRoSER.--A. Wolf.
School COMMONWEALTH. II. FORKS, Sli .,
perintendant; J. Bowyel, A. W Handley, n
Ellis, o. C5nner, W. 4. Alexander, J. l Lafg,
$. Hereford, and J. Vandon. u: !.
COMMISSIONERS ~ CmIScERY.- llIFoTbeF
for Circuit Court aud }. W. Hoge for County
Court. 4 a"