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The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-19

Drug store III clinton
of the trade generally
Aloes, alcohol,
AssafGtida, alum,
Arrow root,
Ammonia carb.
Adhesive plaster,
Allspice,
Balsam, Fir and Tolu,
Bay Rum, blue stone,
Blue mass, black lead,
Black Snake root,
Borax, blister plaster,
Calomel, Eng. T. Am.
Calcined magnesia,
Camphor, CASTLE soap
Castor oil, per gallon
and bottle,
Cayenne pepper,
Charcoal powder,
Cloves, chrome green,
Citrate Of Iron,
-" =" Quininc,
Cod liver oil,
Colombo root,
Composition powder,
Copperas, cream nrtal
Dovers powders,
Elm Bark, ergot,
Epson salts,
Extracts of all kinds,
Flax seed, for sulphur
Ginger, glue,
Gum guac, gnn myrrl
Gum arabic, do opium
Honman's anodyne,
Henry's magnesia,,
Iodide potassa, indigo
Jalap,
Lamp black, lithercge
Lunar castle,
Lemon syrup, '.
Matches, mace,
Fancy perfumery, ASST
Playing cards, &c. &c
The Feliciana Democrat. (Clinton, La.) 1855-186?, 1855-05-19
DRUGS, PERIODICALS.
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS.

RI HE following catalogue embraces partial
/ list of articles constantly on hand and for
sale by LANGWOETHY g. TILDON, at the
Drug Store in Clinton, to which the attention
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MARINE AFFAIRS.

SIR JOINS FRASKLIS The Rev. Ihomss huri-
bprt. Of Rossvile Mission, Hudsons Bay Territory,
in biz Journal, dated September H. writes
"Dr. Rae hiss Just returned ana has iound traces
of Sir John Franklin. One OF our members mere
was on this expedition and has made his family happy
by his safe return. His name il Thomas Mastltuk-
win. had long talk with him on the subject nc
gave me an teesiing account OF their journey ana
their wiDlerDg in snow-bou,e "here tney nai sI1
weeks of com tant night III March last they started
on the ice to the north and were thirty days on
their Lortbern Journey They were 100 miles beyond
the region inhabited by the Esqulmauxi but where
they still found the tracks OF the muSkox'
"Sir John and his party are dead but perhaps one
or two of the men may be still alive and among she
Esauim,ux. Sir Johns watch all III pieces, with MS
silver spoons, knives and forks were iOuhd. Inc
ship was great pod-send 10 thsse people, AND they
nov all have good 81 Dis, spears, canoes, Nc, OF OAK
wood. Dr. Rae and party did not any of the re-
maiDs of Sir John and bis party; but the Esqmmaux
informed him that Sir John WAS found dead, with ms
blanket over him and his gun by ms side. Inc
probabity is that it is not more than two or three
years since the party persisted OF hunger
We copy the above from The Toronto GHardiNH.
II i, a paragraph calculated 10 go the rounds, and
IL may az well carry word or two oil comment WIN
il. We have no ooubi that Mr.. Thomas Mastitukwin
Ia az excellent worthy aud veracous man. HIS beng
a member of Mr. Hurlburts mission charge is guar
autee of this for We know Mr. Iurlburt 10 be all that
Christian missionary should be. But Mastituk win
stat. ment varies from DIR. Rae IN two parIcnara-
the falling of the ship into hands OF the E-lhIn aux,
and the finding and recognition OF Sir John Franklin $
body with bis blanket over hi1, and hls gun 10y hs
"sioe" These are such accrelious as almost una
v0idably accumulate Hpon any marvellous or exciting
story orally communicated and spread ICON.
DfscONTFNT Al THE NAVY lARD-The Command
ant Of the Navy Yard et Brooklyn having given no.
ice Of al inteIded reduction of wages for j0iners
from s2 so to - % per day ana for other mechanic
IN proportion, meeting of the workmeu " "A held OF
Saturday evening. 10 express Their indignation; !"
Eh.irt
TO Washington and demonstrate with the Secretary "
the NAVY.
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Fo0D FOX THE POOR-A VOICE f"""
THE WbST.

u y. Editov Of The y TrsSrn< ,.,, ,oor seeu, 10
s,s. YouI article. on your suffering popi IN ,e W
SIR. a''.a,na slnost Incredible Can sacn t"e'
", o. ia NJ. ours il question tha1 m'Su'
o. we ~ "a Have YOU not those among you "h',
9!nan,ion should be csl!ed to H. "0u'd 'e"eFe
oistTess ,<,
The West there are many, certainly who, II they
Arm led 70 think On the sutJecI "ouId "n'InSy c'I'
s-sbn,e-mep who like myself, are reapng the prot
=, ling from The suffering by the advance and hiSh
r,,,es of bresdstufs, who ought and should give
1x,iop Of their unexpected p'ohls reeiing ths' sn
Example might lead Others 10 contribute, excuse me
M AZ Won 10 select some known responslole person
., ,ysseit the within order on m; correspondents ~
., Citv and receive snc distribute the same 10 me
:o,cs Of dmericaH na>ch0Hcs, IN iofs M iess MN
SnJfh or,eLs woud prefer that II should be gwen
sneh there are-t0 tOse rho suffer, ina Pro"d TO lei
tbe public know their sufferiDgs-t3 save tna' prde
49, .s,n,sl Ia an American. Respectfully yours,
A BUFFALO COMM SSlON MERCHANT.
bUFFALo, Monday, Jan z, lo''
"Can such talee be true p Yes, they can be, AM
are true. And il is true that we have great msny
.,oono us who do siye relief Whenever their ai.en
tion i called to Distress but they cannot give relief
70 all. even il they know Of ali the cases because
this il such great entrepot o. foreign paupeis VINO
are not too proud to beg and hence they absorb the
charities Of those who are Dot too proud 10 give.
We doubt 10, that there are macy at the West VINO,
II tley knew the facts would be willing TO make as
mupifcent donation according 10 their means, a.
our Euffat friend whose name is withheld at bis re-
oue,t though VIC feel a. though it should be given
Those who are entitled TO a share Of the above
-four. may address private note to S. r., IRiBuSE
Office; and after investigation, it will be given to
the most needy and deserving
We commend this example to others, whose prof
"i,s are increased by the present distress
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DFsrRUcrnr F.EE AT BELF,sr Mr.-pa S,fn--
FAY morning lofa u't.. re q sc,~-- . ta .l..
vocrcu building on fhe co-n-r ,f Nsn sni n o.
nc hy Gov Crosby. snc occnpisd co. t1a 10 v-r
reor by II II Hs7- cliihine dealer All y Win.
.t,e store. the second ,tory D. J. { raonp.ou. =
furniture ssle rrorn AMI ov NJ Wi-.in All NJ
Has, - workshops. The y nj ~, biuSl, fresh
~ n ~ rb-,as' snd ih4 IRE SON c',n nl1i sed
% ih- wooden building oa X ~ -, occupied 10y
:. - l.am painter. anu Dam. 10 ward. r'ct-, .l
tie se,u C story VS. To- avrA.oop ~ Nr thompson.
II neAt scre-c % III house occupied bv josiah Ni
he'll ard o~ued by T \. Cuunin .hsn formerly Of
III, CITY. but now Il Baltimore. rh.s last 5dudinE :
VS. Tot entirely consumed
TIE los : neal, A., 'olos>: GOV. Crosby. build
ir- - Oto. Insured flr = POO. II. y. Has. 5000
iusursrce - 500 y. W1giD, los, = 500 insurance
= 900. ; b. Gllum So. no insurance. ID. W.
ard. : eco. DO insurance. J. {. Tnomp-'n lo.s
- 600 Insurance. 500. J. u. Rust, los oy injury
70 furniture Of s.Eo-lsnd II use. 800. insured
The loss !" Mr.. Cunningham Is about p 900. snount
Of insurance not known. Belfast Free Press, an.
MAsoSs ~ TEXAS Holland Lodge. No. l. wss in
-ii,uted at Houston on the 9th ult with Geo. VI e
gen as u. Master; Benz. A. Bats, senior Warden;
ard VIM Andres Junior Wa'deo. The officers Of
Ruthven Eucsmpnent were installed AZ the same time
ana place the Hon. Peter " Gray. I'm. Com
John L. Brysn, Gen. VIM. u Smith, Capt Cen
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OPERATIVES DIsCHARCED-Ne learn from fN'
LaTrehcc Courier that large number OF operatives
have lately been discharged from the employ OF the
Ray STATE Mills caused by the general depression OF
busn.oa That in one depar meni, ,twool sorting, J
where 10 men are generally employed, they have an
been discharged with the exception OF seven orelgnt'
Various other departments are beng prtahy
stopped tho machinery becomes free from the yarn
and cloth with which they are encumberei. Inc
prospect now IT, that about one half of the works Will
be stopped for period
PosT.OFFtCF ROnBTRY ,ND ARRESr.-We learn
by telegraph from Montpelier that Mr.. Ruggles, A.
sistani POSTMASTER at Mortified, arrested thus
morning by Mr. Holbrock, Special Agent OF the De,
partment on charge OF mail Expectations Marked
bank bills, sent through the office IN decoy letters
were found upon him. and in his possession was also
discovered a portion of the property OF the Post
Offce, which disappeared when the office was broken
open and robbed some months ago. His examination
was in progress this afternoon before judge Pren'ss,
Of Montpelier. burlington Free'i fess, oth'
CoNBAT HFTwTrN AZ ALLIGATOR AND GAR
The Mobile TriiuH< relates a fight which took place
some time ago IN Il quiet lake near Choctaw Bluff,
between an alligator and gar in which the latter
singular fsh came off victorious, having chawed the
leg and with his sharp teeth cut the throat OF has an
tasoust. We told the curious fact that the sur
face for wide space around was covered with every
species Of fish and lumber of alligators, all seem
hgly attracted by the lse made by the cOmbatants
and spelbound in contemplating the conflict.
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DIED.

CONART-O On Friday morning Sth inst a; O'Clock OF In
As inatou OF bsiu Marguerite Chevsr Couat daughter
of Emanuel Conart Jr sged ~ months snd days
Her ?, mains were token 70 Greenwood On sunday.
Wheu the young die. there Is no soom
To darAen the sunshine that play. round the tomb.
HOLBROOK-In this CITY. 90 MONDAY tbs 9Th inst oscS
only son of John f. and Mary f. Holbroos AGED years
and months ...-
His mains were taken to Wes Newton, Mast for inter
-
widow OF Arthur Hsmm nd
lie, friends srd those Of her brother John VIM Ouderdont
are rs.p-cu invited 10 the funeral zt the house
her broh.r No 4S5 Bleecser,t Filth Day, the lth, a.
o'clock NJ 1919,
LYNDs-On Monday JAP g. Cent Elan Lynfs aged ~
The rds scqusntauces OF the family are respectuiy
mud N snd hs funeral from his late residence, NO "
Cerro South Brooklyn Thursday, II n inst At O'CLOCK
2 VI without further invitation 49,. 80 ..--
chsirs Make second son Of Ransom r. and Mary Wake.
sssd . years mouth and II days .,
Tie . nds of the family respectfully Invited to st-nd
the funeral from the redcnce Of his ther No % Thompson
~ on "Wednesday at O'Clock r. n Services will be per-
med in ST. Phpss Church Centre At and the body tAAen
fror, thence To Greenwood Cemetery for interment
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CITY ITEMS.

FR.sKLIS FESTIVAL The New-York TypOgraphi-
cal Society has msde arrangements for the celeors-
ton of the approaching anniversary of Franklin :
birth day January Il, by Literary and Musical ex-
erches at the Broadway Tabernacle, emitting the
bail and dinner usually given on these occasions.
The May or will preside, and addresses will be de-
hvered by the Hon. james Brooks, of The Express,
and X. A. West of The Commercial Advertiser. Ii
also said that the Rev. DR.. Chapin, and the
Rev. Henry Ward Beecher will speak on the occa-
son Original odes will be sung by full choir,
under the direction Of Mr.. George Andrews. Solos
viii also be suuc by NJ. VIM. IL Oakley and others.
The Committee ada tina; with the design of making
This anniversary parake of national character they
intend 10 insure the presence of distinguished states
men and public men, prominent members OF the
PRES and of the various professions, authors, pub
"i.hers, officers of public literary institutions,
anec'or OF public libraries, and representatives
OF 'he educational and benevolent institutions Of
our I"y and State There will be no charge for
admission to the Tabernacle on the evening of the
ceieoran"n' out voluntary contributions will be re-
ceived in aid OF the funds OF the Printers Free Library
CoSCERT AT THE ACADEMY OF Nrstc Tba Co,.
cert for the Poor, 10 be given on Thursday At the
Hesue"! VI 'usV' rVui'eVh'u-sl' oy the company
Of voeasts lately performing there, promises sue
eea from its proliminaries. Certain Of the back
seats Of the boxes divided off for family use, and
these have been disposed Of at an advance of more
Nan 900 over thu regular prices. A very hand.
zone return may therefore be expected from the en-
er'anment. 1t is gra,uitously given on au hands.
ise Programme presents some Of the admired pieces
sass BY Mesdsmes Grsi, Donovan; Signors Mario,
0sciAh, Susni, &c. aided BY chorus and orchestra.
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Sales at the stock Exchange. JAS. ..
Sales OF stocks at Phiiadeiphia-J,s. ,.

Reported tor The New York Tribune By Fay & TaosAs
Fysf Hoard-S 600 City Raliro al s. Erie s5sn, Ssi
81 600 do 6si. $40 DO Erie Il ~ &c dol cash sii
$500 Do ash 1870 civ ~ % ca-h s'' - 90 CITY
&. asa 0 do 80 8f ~ 600 Arsh Co ~, 8j 6li % 90
P.rpy'vanIa Railroad is %. .oo aors Caual ri 100 do
k5vn h. Harrisburg Railroad s.; 20 Beaver Meadow ht
,o.d rs 81 sou ehgh line rs 30 Reading Railroad 81.
PEN .yly.nis road. a. do -; lao Long lssnd Raj
road cash -. ~ Aueb Railroad 5'i 30 Orafd BANK, Do
III: ~ DO ilti ~ " e-t-rn Bank oJt .
i-een Eoa,ds-tl oo0 Pits Coup ~ ~ 900 Reading
II :. 90 ~. 500 Reading X 4 n poe 10 81; 100 do,
s7t ~ Norr'stown fJ 81 Harrisburg 81. IS Penn
Il X ossh, O., do, days, 49, ~ MechAniss Bank,
ca,h ~ ~ 80 ., ,.oo
CIV Il - e9 - n Rcaditg X Nc. 10 ~ 1900 L.
IssRR ss u: II coo Aeg Is. 'aJ 67i 300 DO, 30.
81 $500 Kentucky ., o. ?, IN ar 49, y DO "a oS'
a. 400 NOR. ana l3 100 Reading r.. 81. - Mech
BIZ n 1T ~ ~ Gifari Bank 70. ~ d., 10 ~. Nv
f0ey Bo1rd-f2 Mnshll g.. lo5, t4io0 CITY g. 9t;
f75 R.aoDg RR 81 100 do J7 iao do, 3sti - Beaver
Besaow X K, 3f. 900 Lehi.h line bj 3
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoss-JAs- 9.

n
Cb-;s,;sn Reverlin Wa tried and convicted OF
hu,,I.rv 10 the ihird degree Il the Dwelling a Aosa'.
srbrss No 3 Cer;re-st the 5th u hoa "niSn ne '
80. - con.is,r.ble amount Sentencs-Stste rsson w.
Tsms. Anyain was convicted Of assault and battery
Vim tpi. upon Francis Holland OF NO "a Ann'I' 'h'
'.rf.sc.s 10 the reuiten,isry for one nooth
Mar Ann Phillips Wa tired aud convicted 81 ps.'
srery in stealing wearing apparel rom anus ~ p.siees.
tsry IL. - I'D convicted OF
- 800 IN ID. Seventh WId 81 the !ast Oeas'' ~"
tiou Renamed for sentence .t.. ,,a,en.s-s 10
Tbom.s j. Dowden indicted for false &C.. h ID.
feoniousy collecting ne..p.Psi o,' nd 80 rsm.nast
Suy 80. tn 'court thea sdJoaned for inc eSI'
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. -r-p- or GENERAL svssrOS,-Ir .

-, -, -. 'rR- OY GENERAL ssssiONs-J.,
AINSs -, 'oss ana js.tio-. srsvNss sd gsSoss
tHI>G RloI> - ~ILItNNsHrR ~.
Y..,.-,.s, ,.a-r,-. Augustus Travis. JoAa Ctiey.
lam No. Isr--. n. N-.1N n' 80 'sh' 70
o.- 'rd ''... Srno,y ~ -, ~ jay set
ru, - ~ ~ P S'''l 1o s s,,, ",
49, l., ts. -..e b. ~k,-, be 80 "a tae ,o o.
earse s-t ccoe' - he '-.r'.ssa W. v,s.as iot A
s's-- ~ re- w.. 49, a., a. ~ ~. y msanrd cans
' siss cow h- a~e crowd saa' s,r ssss =.
y --st ~ -, 20 eN1gslish = ire Bat y ,,s,sts
So, 80. - - - 49, ~ the
Caps GA'.ai.s Of Poee sfoved 'oos
rum e u poole haas hSii u a. rs7e i.,a~ Ncrh
Fth - 80 sis'u be The crowd 'aN -'eutps IN.
siir,i o, e' sc % ne dc ne ara,
lie recognize o. 'he defendants, .ad AID Ls.-
ss, o.. q. ; h-ip,us BIN to di.p,r's the mob
r-.d.rc. Ccchue policeman. corobo,.tsi th. bat ....
bow. i.yrtifed ,win; Ofcer Wa Dys- ''raes BY
caseer N,2a IDENTIFIED cu,ley
otce >hrdrse sni ponoysn 'nd sPee,a pepS'y As.s>'
W. srresr,c Be ssser ,nd b. enaesvored TO 'tise him
Jane. Base7 saw Kelly VIII ,ruap-' in conmsad Of thu
he do rot sep n w;7e'' ihoass se .,% NSss
sine bach saw Depaies ShW 5rsh sud aser struck and ON
Ger Cochue.
Il { Acker special deputy LAD hoard SSf say On tho
preceding ind that hey would se the ensne oa' and s''n
Deru,ir. Charlie. Andersen and l.. Newman testified
only 70 the general nature Of the rios sstns D. Ne" isets sne
A...,srt D,t Attorney consented to the discharge
ofWsr-ou sod MeN-nns 'h-re orns no evidence against
them.
Fcr The defen.e John HUNT the Cher. Ad. and Ones
sherman d-Pc-d thst AID linssy va endessoune 70 pre-
vent breach the did parcpate the rot,
they werr the Mayer but he depntes
pc clubs dying shout bat they she hsad' Of ths
specials ,rd 'h- p-ice only
Harvey Manen ire engine come out and there
on IS with her
ore deposed ~ bad teeu 10 Jamaica with Kelly.
they returning home when they met the engine ro
uu the street sroher bat he Ia company with
Noble that seruOoD and that the latter not on the ground
81.
Judge Moore having CHARGED the Jury shey retired end s
O'Clock not having ssleed upon verdict locked ADD
n. a,oufnfd
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The Stock market was quite active today but
psrtly in consequence Of the new troubles at Erie,
and partly az natural reaction Of the late rapid rise,
ouotsfions fell off for some Of the leading finces
Al the Second Board there was better feeling, and
the market recovered some Of the depr asson. The
reaction was moet importantiD Reading which, after
the Second Board sold at 7Cf-an advance or
cent Erie closed at ~; Harlem, 3Oi Central, s3i,
the foil price Of yesterday; Cumberland, 2)i Can
ton Oh, Nicaragua, lGl, and all showing steady
market. Michigan Southern sold al IT, eE dividend;
Gslena and Chicago, p Michigan Central, -,
which ia lower. The Directors meet here to-mor-
row TO consider the dividend question 10 Railroad
Bonds the transactions were eco 900, at still improy-
inc rates. Erie Incemes, l0l, Illinois Central o7s
Panama. .3a-i; New York Central, s3ii New
York and New Haven, g. SC. State Stocks are in
GOOD supply, but prices are sustained by demand 'or
irve.tment yirrinas sold at ,3si North Carolines,
a; M,souris, ..i Indiana ID, ~ Ne" io'A o.
1850. l07, SC The market, at the Close "s very
firm.
Exchanges are in fair demand and without far'her
change. Sterling 6a7i cent. Francs ~
51-} The supply of Produce bills Is good, and hf''
elass bankers bills can be had at u Y cent
In Freiahts there il no marked change, put ~
Grain the rates are frmer. To Liverpool ~ -,
Co,,on. BIG sd, and some Sea I,i'n ra, ooo
1000 br.b Corn "A 3D.; 200 bbs " wi VIZ
~. IT,. "a 900 bxs. and baies BIC ID i'f
80 -.oI,I. pork . a2i3; 500 tc'' Beef . ~"
=. cho..e, 22i6. To London, 'Vo oos' rlour'
o'A'' -. po,L 9ls; 800 tee. Beef, $685.. To
- % 600 n Whsesfoos % 50 tuns Faste'
90 To Bremen, 900 bis Spirits, SIC
rta reca;pt. at the slb-Tressury were 300 ossi
.,s 9t7. Balance O., O57 ,ssl. Paid from
Office 27,O72. OF the payments siis'o''
Tore for redemption Of public stocks, and n'tce 0,
800, n, az 900 ves received redeemed under mo
| new bid Of the Secretary.
ye.s-s Adrian VI. Muller s. Co. viii offer, at tnesf
regular semi-weekly sale Of stocks &C. @-"I',.
the 10Th instant, q. l2i O'Clock, I" inc "a
Exchange, alargs amount OF hrs'ela'' ''"'
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A musical entertainment, for the benefit OF the
Five Points House of Industry, Rev. Mr.. Pease s.
will be given a, the Broadway Tabernacle, on
Wednesday this evening, under the direction OF Mr.
Geo. Andrews Many of the professional and ana.
teur vOcats of the City have generously volunteered
their aid on this occasion. The entertainment prom
ises TO be one of more than ordinary attraction.
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- s>ce. y r. spoer~y 4. Isl -. W NJ Ra.nl'ls5
cs1'c55 I & Rbofss > e.,ht a IL 'tltn \ -,
u" WIZ Wm. rcsr..ii. y so. kl'e.' q "a a.,
w.."s..st Janss I'd wards 100 " ~ ~o"F ? =, n,
49, q 81 %. ~ : B.rb,r ~ o.; A hegrmso - -
-, .if, : 4. Minor -NZ ti - hen the
,.if. ronfine bushes. Wa frinssced 'ho 80 =.
VI -. .tout 60 .diou-u dsvor Hal ~ho j. ~
a, ,i,tue Of hi. Office MAYOR Of III cty
81 Is. rro;iiefy q es'shse nF ~ N .,oat
..,e.,. IN irlenss- fsd become p rec
q, roofiog Mesrs Hal Rowe s'd - - ..t.bish.
- com riftee 20 r4pi'e bto fh- pr.riie.p''} ~
L,,nd Institution Of the kind spgEestea'
M bosrd then az Jourusd fiil iussofy heh'-
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BROOKE w ITEMS.

BRooELYS Cry JCDGE-HANAN o. RS o"S
GALLows.-The enemies Of Mr.. Culver are caught 10
their own snare. They first got the all OF every Kun
paper in the City 10 or, him down as " fanatic
"Abolitionist. " Sexardte,' " full Of isms but
hsws- elected Next they Induced the Csuvas'ers
10 cheat him ont of the certificate. Then ndlng be
was likely to succeed without that, they got the office
LETT vacant so that he could fad adversary 10
serve pspers on; and. after Judge Green wood r--
signed they insisted there vac Ancy TIL next
Nav. when Mr. Culvers regular term would con-
uence The next move was 10 induce the Common
Council to e. the vacancy with some one who would
give bin a ing and tough fight. But. on Mon
day evening. to their great grief and surprise the
Common Council by tTeHiy for CHlrer 70 oaet0T
.JokAson elected the former TO fill the vacancy I'll
next MAY when being tho office, and no one being
able 10 show better title, he viii hold his regular
term Of six wears So that his enemies instead Of
deprivirg him Of his seat, have not only confirmed
him in it, but have ddded nearly oHetkrf Of year
to hi. full term We recommend to the conscientious
City Canvassers to read the History of tiaman and
Mordecai. II will be useful.
BRooKLYN CITY CoURr.-We learn that Judge
Culver will open the January term OF this Court at
10 o clock this morning The course of the Common
Council renders further delay unnecessary.
I>cREAsE OF THIS Police FoRcE.-At the last
meeting OF the Council ordinance ws' sioped IN
cresu he police force Of the city and apPoonns them Is
iO..oV.: -. , n, .
ouc Third Fourth Fiiih snd Sixth twelve men ~ the
Ti, Ard sixteen tor the Ninth and Seventeenth Wards
tue men the Teuth Ward, twenty two m-n 3t tae
Eleventh Ward twenty four men for de seventh "afd
h,s4n men the thirteenth Fourteenth tteesnth
and Sixteenth Wards, ten to the Eighteenth ward
making 10 ALL 80 policemen
PPooEryS CRY RAILROAD CONPANY.-Tbe follo~-
ns Board OF p.rec This Company elected on ondy
night Seymour l. Hustled WIN. II Carey, he'ry = MWpny
George How land Henry y Couklin John henm me
Brooks Gsorse Bennett Alex StufTeh Tao mas uuht
Amos 2 Stanton. John Schenck. Fisher Howe.
CoRPoR ALTON ADyERrIsING.-ihe common Jun
eli have appointed Eagle STATE Journal Tune an fS''
a. ~, Colrosstion newspapers ~ this cuy Ahry arc 70
raid bv ne folio the legal rates esta'hed io tns
State Printing
Porrcy ARRFsrs.-The Police OF Whhamburgh
NJ sde 81 during the Just ended Increase owe
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s,epheu Wood sat. Robert Chew and Peer "ater
plaintiff claims 10 have purchased Of defendant
Walker bond and OF Ar c. fam Of 'V acies
ua ed 90 she turnpike road from Washington. y y 20 Dol
5.rf.wn and that nteres, on which me s4
. b-01.it H. defense sad thai NJ Chew - resden; Of
Nsp lurk be lid business AZ Ae4 tndIs L'lH .ua l
kuonuz that De wished 70 purchase iafn Tor ofosnsI
law VI as ard he finally made tie PURCHASE pay
{. bfojsbt ia balance NJ C. alleges aa the statement sr
forth =. 20 the cole Of The fam aud me nlmD-f OF tu
"a f,rtb.r thar the tile Of Ar Walker not good ne
oud he entitled 20 dover The p- Who ssled 81.
t. bad 70 right do III cbi rs 70 nave -u'11h7
dan age 20 the amount the nd and mortgage And - ea
~ rec.i1t The points he iefe.e denied TO De- n
tiuued For ? allur Nr b. ksssm Fof deenian,' hf'
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