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The weekly Minnesotian. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1852-1858, 1856-11-08
STEAM sAvY-nsaLL FOB SALE.

~ STEAM SAW-NdLL FOE SALE.
VIE Steam Saw alll at Cannon City, recently COM
peted and in perfect running order, is offered for
sale by the proprictor The engine is 40 horse
and new with all the other machinery, which is of the
most substantial kind, and the most approved PLAN
Power to the amount 500 to 1000 per
ted for Flour MILL the stock of which be easily
tained as no better point in the Territory be found
for Mill. Power for other purposes has been rented
The capacity of the Mil such that will cut 90 tous-
and feet of soft lumber and 16 to IS of hard every
II hours To those who wish to embark in the business
the proprietors can safely recommend the mill
the best in the Territory, and better point be
found in this section of the country either for numbering
or Touring. '' .
Apply to NJ. T. Talbot Cannon City, or to Hlleary
W aShington, HartinSs. jy7-dawtf
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MARSHALL & CO..

bankers and Exchange Brokers, corner Third and
ID Cedar streets, st. Paul.-Wi receive deposits buy
and sell exchange, deal in Land Warrants and Loan
money, and make investments for non-residents
REFER TO--C. H. Rogers IL Co., so Wall street, New
York. Keen Taylor, 101 Walnut street, Phiialelphia
y. Holmes Sons, Pittsburgh; Bank of Missouri and
Darby and Barksdale st. Louis; Kinney, Espy Co.,
CINCINNATI; Marine Bank, Chicago; n Corwth & Co.,
Gaena; Fagg Savage, Quincy, III. aug IA dawtf
PORTABLE CIRCULAR sAvy-EEILLS.
yIiIE subscriber is prepared to furnish Circular
i Saw-Aiiils of the most approved manufacture, all
up in complete running order ready to attach the
power. Warranted to with 1000 feet inch pine
boards an hour sale, at tile st. Paul Foundry.
je6dawtnl il ,..,s-.. t.,.... r. GILMAN.
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p ST. LOUIS HOUSE.

A G. MCKENZIE, PROPRIEToR.-The location of this
IA popular Hotel is distinguished in Minnesota histo-
ry as being Fort Smelling, on the bank of the Mis-
sissppi River and is desirable resort for pleasure seek
those who wish pleasant and agreeable retirement
from the perpextes and cares of for the
pose Of recruiting enervated health. The new Proprie
tor promises additional inducements to the public for
liberal patronage '- je S-dtf
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LUmBER! LUMBEH!!
WE have recently purchased the steam Saw MN
w At Lakeland and put 1t in good repair, end Ara .
now manufacturing AL kinds of Lumber and have on,
nsno large quantity which will sell low for cash.
An otners promp&lys attended to- .4i1 4" = ff1I
July o-wS6 - 5HI3WQ0n, YQuA0sA Co.,
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LOST BAGGAGE.

LOST BAGGAGE.
TNHE North Western Express Company have just com
l. pleted arrangement by which they will be ena-
receive enontiiy reports from the Western Railroad
Association, of all baggage unclaimed unknown, at
any Of the Depots of that point For particulars
inquire at our Office, on the Levee. MOO 'tiioi or
'.9giaIGsI --eJfffifi. J.C. BURBANK Il C0.,G cd 4
81, Paul December 10, 1854 on nj esy dawtf
,xsn 9dt MONEY TO LOAN. = sg0F--I
to loan for 90 and 30 days, personal secu-
Up flty Enquire Of II. L. MOSS, t@A
SJune1s-dH e 1s' offes over the Post ONCE
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE.

OFFER for sale al bargain, the new steam Saw
IL Mill, lately but by o. E. Carr ison, at fff $40
-ao9 1r Wagzata, Iteanepin Comfy, -,.a g
Distant twelve miles West from Minneapolis and st.
Anthony. ii ' -i+s' ~ '-' '''
1t is in perfect running order, saw in ope-
ration, and sch preparations made for putting In
cular and gig saw, that -
t .itt ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS ' ti b .
additional expendtu would them in opei alton =
The boiler is sufficient drive additional en-
CINE, with Touring mill attached. ''' Pr ..'@ IT,
The location is admrlbler heing nth shore of
Lake Min1etonka, around hich nrxhaustibe sup
ply may be obtained, and at the junct of all the
ads leading from the country West of the Lake to Min
neapolis, st. Anthony and st. Paul. .a.- i.st
For further information apply to the subscriber at St.
Anthony or to Whitaker & Starbuck, at st. Paul. i
zorro Sitt OF GEORGE "A. NOURSE, ar 80
aug30-wn Assignee of o Z Garrison
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ST. PAUL IRON STORE

NJ ICOLS -BERKEY, Successors to Marshal & Co. =
~ Wholesale Dealers in Iron, Cast and Plow Steel
Nails, Anvis. Bellows, Vices Hand and Sledge Ham
mers, Crow Bars, Elliptic Springs, Axes, Wagon and
Buggy Boxes, Cable and Log Chains Pittsburgh Coal,
etc. liberal discount made to the trade. Wabashaw
street, st. Paul Minnesota. . may 4 daw
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, CHARLES Il. MAYO A CO..

SUCCESSORS TO F. s. NEWELL. Wholesale and Re-
tail Dealers in Hardware and Cutlery, Manufacturers
of and Dealers in Stoves and Tin Ware, Third street
between Minnesota and Robert streets, ST. Paul, Min
neSota Territory. 49, lsl..l-lhLl
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Territory of Minnesota, District Court,
Ramsey County. I'd Judicial District.

GEORGE W. EWING, Plsiptig against William G.
VI Ewing, Jr Charles Guthrie Mary L. Guthrie Chas.
D.. Bond. Layina A.. Bond, Esther Ewing, Charles e..
Sturgis, Louisa strgs Smallwood Noel Sophia c. Noel,
Catharine Esther Ewing. liam A. Ewing Susan HOOD,
George W. Ewing, I'd, and William Sturgs, Defendants.
To the above named Defendants, and all persons having
claiming interest in the property which is the SUBJ
ect of this action I'm the name of the United States,
you and each of hereby summoned and required
to answer the complaint in this action which complaint
has been filed in the Office Of the Clerk of the District
Court in the County of Ramsey, in the Second Judicial
District aforesaid, and to copy of your
the said complaint the subscribers at Office, in
the City of ST. Paul. County of Ramsey and Territory
Mnnesoa within twenty days after the service of this
summons you, exclusive of the day of such service
and if you fail to the said complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiff will apply to the Court for
the relief demanded therein. A.. t... .... -f...
l...'" AMEs VAN ErTEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Dated st. Paul, October 20, 1856. -... or. .- e..
Description of the property which the subject of the
foregoing entitled action The southwest quarter OF
Section number twenty (2 in Township number twenty
nine, (29) North of Range number twenty-five (22) Wes
of the fourth principal meridian, containing hundred
and sixty acres, situated and being i'll the County o.
Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota. noy1-wSw
AMEs VAN ErTEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys, f-.t -
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LAND AGENCY,

900 ACRES for sale. Good farming land partly cul
# tvated not far from st. Paul These Lands will be
sold or rented in quantities to suit
c. MYER 4 II. MINDEN,
, Corner Seventh and Broadway, St Paul. daw
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nELANO T. SMITH, Attorney at Law and Dealer in
~ Real Estate, and General Agent. Office, next
door to the United States Land Office Minneapolis, Min
nesota. Land, Town Property, Land Warrants, &C.,
bought and sold, money loaned, property and titles
amned, investments and collections made; Land War
rants, Located Land entered and sold on credit
Agencies solicited; interest allowed special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended with
promptness and fidelity. oct 20, 1853 dawtf
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St. paul IRON and Brass Foundry.

II GILMAN, Propretor.--Mill and Mac hnery cast
IL ings, Building Columns, Window Caps, Sasl
Weights, Caudron Kettles, Sleigh SHOES &c, &C. Iron
Turnings Brass Castings and Pattern Making done
ORDER Rabbit Metal constantly on hand
ST. Paul, August 80, 1856 = 1ytaw
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J., 4u.o HENRY NICK ENTY, .yn, 81
,'qof OH 9,ugf DEALER IN MOI ;13gui
h E A Il joE s Il A II IL !,
''l s' THIRD STREET, ~.
GEORGE H. SPENCER.

DEALER IN REAL ESTATE, Traverse des Sioux, Min
nesota. viii promptly attend to the purchase OF
Lands and Lots for those at distance and Collect
Debts. few choice Lots and Farming Lands fol
sale Warranty deeds can now be given. -lmy -daM
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.GaIWYAC. d GILFILLIN.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. Office opposite Borup & Cakes
Banking House, Third Street, Saint PAUL 80
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OSCAR fSTEPHENSON.
ATTORNEY AT Law. oHice on Third Street, one door
above cor. Of Third and Cedar St. St. Paul. oct22
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-04-15
THE PRO-SLAVERY AID SOCIETY OF
PLATT.
From The Wesfern Psr~rfey.

I'm 10 go.
We feel happy IL being able 10 announce 10 our
readers that the day Of folly has passed and that the
DAY Of good, hard, pfacucaI sense innugura'eu III
" eston ard Patt.
The self Defensive Society has died the death of the
ridiculous. and gone to the "tomb Of the Capuleis ="
unwept, unhonored and unsung.
Peace to its ashes.
"At public M citing held in this place Saturday
10th inst, Pro-Savery Emgrant Aid Society was N
augurated, and committee appointed 20 obtain sub
scribers to the stock Of the society.
OF is got up on the principle Of joint stock COM
many in shares Of SOS each After the stock Is taken
Il If proposed to furnish every individual, who IL
poor man and ProSlavery in sentiments, with means
10 enter 100 acres Of land in Kansas and give him his
own time 10 refund the money, and 10 furnish such
ual settler with the necessary PROVISIONS for the rst
years residence in the Territory. II the slayehoders
Of this county and Others Res interested, will do their
duty in this important matter ths society alone will be
able to plant in Kansas at least 900 bona de settlers
and PIO-Slav.ry voter.
This plan presents, in estimate, something
tangible and legal and it thu. recommends Itself TO
every individual favorable to making Kansas Slave
State. We trust that those gentlemen who have been
making such a noise ard confusion over the subject
will now come forward aud make good their professions
by taking stock TO amount that viii set an example
10 the people of the county worthy 10 be followed.
| Gen. b. NJ. Haykes Of Buchanan made very
sensibe speech 10 tie meeting, by requef. He took
the position that FreeSOlers aud Aboonists had a
legal right vote Kansas aud that the South must
beat them at The polls by NUMBER He said that the
policy heretofore pursued of going to Kansas 10
vote, worked badly, and must be given up. He would
rever cross over to vote again He denied that the
| Emigrapt Aid men from Bottom, wts were seen IN
| Kansas with cotton umbrella and carpet sack, and
| then bats cholked from and 10 Boston, bona
sde settlers. They under contract to vote vice,
and they complied with the contract and le for home.
Upon the whole we think the prospect f,r making
| Kansas Slave State is improving and II aud If.
said the farmer the people wll act promptly, wisely,
and discreetly the battle will be won We encour-
aged the more in this hope, from remark which fell
| G.p rf. bcb n
tend to be quite 80 prominent hereafter as he had
| been heretofore.
We have always con;ended that the wild and blind
policy heretofore pursued was doing more harm than
p,od; and rejoice with the true friends OF the ca
that the day of blindness and folly has passed away,
and that reason and good sense rule the hour.
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co,,. .,,.st bridge we're mostly carried away, and
hat ricke,y old structure Is lef greatly eiposed S
Of the piers we're sEghty injured We snoei'.ao'
that the water flooded the vat yard at Graves 'on
49, ard csus4d damage to The extent Of 600
new voodshed belonging 70 the Genesee taley hA1,
road situated Just north Of Clarsea street ondge h
IT. undermining carried away and the puiolng e.
down A wreck Considerable fear for the safety o.
The railroad bridge was felt, oGt me zee Pcs 80
the falls 10 the great delight Of hundreds wAo stou
uron the bank a. spectators. There were some mar
row escapes Just e. the ice began 70 move, Two mn
had climbed 20 the summIt Of one OF the nouoN 80
Of ice undx the falls, and were looking mo lIe p
beneath the sheet. They saw their dsnger anu nat
barely time to reach the shore wen .he Ia stooJ
ard swept away the ice upon when they naH w 80
and m. an end 10 further ice view. at the fas thls
season. The water l. yet -orne way o~'o" heu
mark and the volume does not increase percspuoy
TODAY II II hoped that instead Of one great sIsng
food tie ice and snow viii End If way TO the level OF
the lake by instruments ike that which went down
Yesterday Rochester ohiO"'
Isryous.-We san from The Hin.han J0EraG!
tha, the Office OF T. A kingsbury, esq, OF Weymouth,
was blown up Saturday evening last, at about ~
clock with gunpovder setting the bulldog on nre,
and causing great excitement in the village. The nre
wa, extngnished before il had gained much Roadway
by hose who attracted 10 thu spot by the report
OF tie explosion. A TIN canister, which would hoid
about siI pounds Of powder, vas found on the prem
i,es after the explosion. Mr.. kIngsbury IN his ofhcis
capacity a. Justice Of the Peace ha- recently ordered
the destruction Of several parcels Of liquor which were
brought before him under the Liquor law, and it 4.
supposed that the outrage Of Saturday night arose
from this fact NJ Kingsbury has done his duty, and
no more than bis duty lie has been faithful magis-
trate and deservee the thanks OF the whole commu-
nity We heard Of the facts above stated few Jays
ago but could learn no particulars. II i TO be hoped
that the authorities Of Weymouth viii take such action
a. will lead TO the detection OF the scoundres who per-
petIated this infamous deed Boston Telegraph
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poARD OF ALDERMEN.

uornAv April ll.--Aba Isaac o. bAKshR, fresa
dent, in the Chair The mno'es were NS1 ""' ~
proved. .o,,r,,n;e.t;on was received
49,, Tlsss i. r,isron the Central P.rs Ne
suec proposals the h fssiaAfy i ~ IA, ,aien for
he Fs'Ps'e .f "a $50 900 Of amount it Vas proposed
sss seI, So s gss Is. IS ag.i;
-, se. stcn that ASSESSED en- O %
By :, The era Of thr.e gears The Controller po'si.
cut sone proceedings Necessary before t''A''
~, tn. rsper a ordered 70 be prtnteI -. - . q.
P>.oi.loas.-AS. ELY offered resolution ss 70
-, condition Of the tr-ssury Of the Comm ~on
Of EmaqR e.su. oTn.s 20 b. CorpOr.ton 1--WE h
oriI on IN fessrd the day OF me o vac -
Hons vue ~ ne sht and duty the Aims Hous. and
the Con nissioEeTs Of EnisE,noS 's'PssN'e'
By Ala. Baess-Alesins tia. "blset nal bad: Sss :,
levied on the police OF the city uDdtT tAfe, o.
IIsl for senator scfes r bis opposition 70 the Pos ol.
also tia, said testimonial should be divided ee5rsen Me'''
seie, ard Brooks The latter hsvnF also Opposed inc O-
"A CLlycY objected ts tbs resolution, AID -, H.,
II. PsEsIOrsT ruled the paper oct OF ORDER '''t
Reports-Ckarabers Streef.-Ad. Fox moved 20
tai. up the subject Of extending Cesube.' street 40
Bh IpGy IsPOIi s, w csA.as stree. The Ory
Tsport corcurrng win the COereinea 70 sItend IA oasa
!.ms' ,P $1,000 FOX. Trefer vOorh, Gth
J,ef.cn Steers Briggs. Monaghan. Fulner Ely Nas1ane
Hsrrek Neconiey vari.n, Draie-lS' NssaH''-h'A'
TIE 10 Tors OFce.-The reports on the
r-oro.ed town Pcs,ohee were taken up and re Ias
ms orty report expressing satisfaction with the nproVsuess
urou,ec by the Potmuer sfter debate adopted
Ord,sanoe.-Tke BRICK CkHrch.-AN. NooRHis
offered an ordinance sahorIe the city 10 sne with toe
CORPORATION Brick Church to sell ard convey their church
property the Second Wars .sst the snh coma
& In the grant Of the church land. be re.nded
and ,rru.d provided the church TO sale SAID sa
rrhr suction allow the Coz Porsroa OF the city ons
fourth OF the proceeds Of such sale fixing the pree
A. 2z5 20; tie terms and conditions OF s.d sale being sp
proved by the Commissioners Of the Sinking Fund Tue paper
x,s refefred 70 the Committee Ordinances
The Netc CITY HaH-A partial report was presented
on The rlsns OF committee il favor Of Baekms1s
and lsio on the table for Monday next
The Board adourned to w sday.
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BOARD OF COCNCHMEN.

The BOARD held gular meeting last evening, ID.
+. PIScKsIY, esq., presiding, and quov,m present.
Bill Of Alanson Nah against the Corporation ior
services counsel 10 the Briggs Mattel investigating 'onl
urt,e &esl So To Committee on Finance.
P,taions-Of VIM. Harvey and Others, tor sewer
IN srse street between Greenwich and Washington stes
-, 6T a.. ,npropraton Of $500 each for the Humanitarian
School in Sixth and the German ihdssts esnS ~
ss5esvck ana others Of Womans Prison Association aud
Hone grant Of ground ~heteon TO erest ouains 10
Comm ittee ION france Remoustrance Of owen OConner
AID suv Others. .tsns the widening opening and extension
Of Duane streets To Committee on sreets;
PesOluti0ns-By JACOB l.. SMIrH-That the wooden
- 90 he Street Commissioner To Committee Streets.
To prevent accidents city railroads Fifteen i.s
tie, having occurred city railroads during the past year 'hs
mater was referred to Rerosds TO export an
To sn1opt Special Committee of Eve red'rc the city
into sIy Cour Districts in accordance with the nird section
OF the Ame ndes Charter of 1883. Adopted
Reports-Of Committee on Finance, in favor OF
sIsniing donation Of S5Ce to the Jews Hospital 10 O0h
mitiee Of the Whole. .,,,
OF Committee on Fire Department, in favor Of building
the top Of the bellower ON the City su 10 same
ConrunicdtOns-Fro the Street Commissioner
submitting recey Of fixing date for the opening OF rory
seeoud street to Harlem Riyer Committse on Streets:
examining these bills there appears 70 DC
in tw instances for exceeding 80 Many OF the TENS
smear large and e1ravsgsn For Instance there furnished
10 lie Of &c OF the City Inspector three ushossny desks cost
ns Ii5 TO office Of City Judge, OAK sofa s O.s
ds.a go an IS sh le eHI III, so e ,, Sss SoSste
The whole bill furnished the City JudIe amounting to
sol g. The chair. Office of Repairs and Supplies cost
4s4 s9fs So saFr So ana 0I ne vso1, b.,
beep furnished with three desks expense of SO4 ST.
From Corporation Attorney stating that tue moneys 70
eeiyed in his Office for March amount to PHI 70
TIE Board into Committee OF the WI hole aud eonsi
cred various matters referred 20 them. -,
In Committee Of the hole the Board resolved to escnd the
refoution Of October last prohibiting the appointment OF Iy
hsrec Adjourned.
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MARINE AFFAIRS.
TIE FALMOUTH.
had inficte


The clipper schooner Falmouth, which wac d shor
time ago seized while passing on. through the I.,.
rows by Deputy Marshals De Angels and Nevins. IA
brought back to the N.vy Yard on suspicion OF bsar
SLAYER, has been condemned as such and will Be al
together with her cargo, stores, furniture sails r
gng, &c. at auction the 24th inst, for the benees
Of the Government and the officers who made the ss.
ure Her nautical instruments, Of which she hsi a
complete Get. will also be conhsos.ed These lsttsr
consisted Of superior chronometer, estimated worth
$500; telescope, s2s; with four mariners compasses.
two of them extra; quadrant sextant metal frame @.
tant log glass and slate and charts of the North add
South Atlantic Oceans and West India Islands, and Z
Bovditch navigator. Thus amply provided in every
r,spect che might have trsyersed the great globe il.
self; but the fates, or rather the Deputy Aashals
decreed otherwise, and with all her preparations ne
could not pass beyond Sandy Hook.
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BRoOKLYN COMMON COUNCIL.

A regular meeting was held last evening, the fkEsl-
DENT in the chair.
The rpecial order, which was the tria Of Cornelius
Henley Engine Company No. TO- Tor riot
Gus conduct eDg of the 18th February last
up The taken before the Committee read and
vote Hauey the Fire Department tskeu
and csrrrd sIimousy The vote expeng David Rogers
stood q Ayes Nays which, falling Of trohird vote OF all
the u IN bers 1857, was declared lost
An ordinance for the regulation Of the Fire Depart
neut of the District adopted 1t similar ia IT'S
provisions 10 the one in the Western District ls
prI that the election for officers Of tbs De-
panent shall be held Annually the last Monday OF April
The role opeL from sunrise sunse-and none but quail
fed members Il years Of be allowed TO vote
communication from Fisher Howe, Conkhn Brush
and Others submitted stating that they had been appointed
at meeting citizens TO take into consideration the best
supplying the city with water and asking that com
appointed BY the Common Council 20 confer with
them the subject fhe matter referred to the Water
Committee.
con mur icaion was presented from Coroner Red
ding akns the ssge OF ordinance preventing IRE sopsrs
running the railroad tracks Referred 70 tho Coun'
seller 10 draft ordinance prohibiting the same.
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JOURNEYMEN HOUsE-PAIyTERs.

A Mas Meeting Of the New.York Journeymen
House Painters wac held last evening at Convention
Hall IL Wooster street for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the present condition and prospects of
the trade IN the city. Mr.. CHARLES A. CLARK was
elected Chairman Of the meeting, NJ ELDER Vice.
Pres.ceut, and Mr. STOSE Secretary. Committee
Ct five appointed 10 drst resolutions and ruee for
the temporary organization Of Protective Society.
Messls. kaoul. Fairo:other HuH, Sunderland and
Archer were appointed a. such Committee.
during the retirement Of the Committee. Mr. SNIP
made some remarks upon the necessity Of organ
zirg protective society for the good OF the journey
men Of tie ciiy. He desired TIE association 10 be
purely protective, and not benevoel., and upon sucd
q bss.s Le was wiling 20 give az support and COOP
Grafton The Committee reported in favor of organ-
Eng S"cety exclusively protective and Of the sp-
po.nment OF Committee Of seven to report Con-
situilou fer such Society a meeting 10 be held
Cd the evening Of Monday tie 2lst Of April. the
report Of tie Committee wGs adopted by snanimoas
vote.
number q he gentlemen pIesen, then came for
vsId and affixed their 20 the cal for the mas
meeting ana to tie temporary resolutions offered The
committee appointed 20 DRAFT the constitution consisted
of tie following perons: ROul, Fsirhro:her Archer,
Sunderland, simpson, McCsnna and Merriam. The
meeting Adjourned.
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Fl E s.
FIRE IN FLATBssH.

About o'clock yesterday morning fire broke oct
in three-story frame building near the County Bald
ings in the Town of Flatbush. IL originated at the
chimney consequence of defect through which the
fire communicated with the neighboring woodwork.
The building was burned to the ground IL was owned
by Peter Courtelyou, and occupied by b. S. Morris.
The damage sustained was about $4,000, mostly COW
cred by insurance.
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Presence Of the woman he secosted her vieh, -
"you-see how yos are fixed" The s6sssr shesasl
him, bat be continued mutterng eurses upon her. Al
the close of the examination the Coroner dominated
Weber to prison to await the result Of the injuries h
had inflicted