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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1856-11-20
Sale of Real Estate.

TIY order Of the Probate court Of Wood county,
DOhio. John Phillips, guardian of Ensign Phillips,
and Maria Phillips, and Lawrence Hiple guardians o
Juliet Hiple minor heirs of George Lyons late OF
Wood county, deceased will offer for sale, at public
auction the 18th day of December A. ID. 1856, at
o'clock the premises, the following real
tate to wit: The east half of the south quarter
oil section 80, in township nortiL of range 10 east
containing so acres of land more or less.
Terms of sae--one third cash in hand, the balance
in two equal annual payments with interest secured
mortgage on the premises. JOHN PHILLIPS,
LAWRENCE HIPLE,
BY PETER II. GEE, Agent l.I Guardians
nov. I3 lS5t--27w5A2. so
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=, Benjamin. Il. HOLSTERS Estate.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscriber has
i been appointed and qualified administrator on
the estate of Benjamin +. Holister late of Perrys-
burg. Wood county Ohio, deceased. Persons having
claims against the estate required to file them with
me, duly proven, within wear from this date, and
those indebted to make immediate payment
NATHANIEL ID. BLINM Admin.
PERRYsRuRG. Oct. 81. lSiG--2GM4S ! .2h - -
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SheTiff,s aoie.

q bOphln FIhTt vs.. Homer Hart.
DY virtue of writ Of ia issued and delivered from
Dthe court of Common Pleas of Wood county, Ohio
VIII offer for sale at the residence of Mrs Hart on
the Pike, the Goth of November a. D. 1856, lot VI
slaves and heading supposed to be fve thousand or
more, taken as the property of Homer Hart A
2 M sl,sM hoo,vo., 3 fw'tcook' sleriffh
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VALUABLE FnrIn for Sale,

\AIE offer for sale, very reasonable terms, ri yeI
w tract 49, containing 1917 acres; river tract59,
containing 1876 acres and the half of south west
quarter of section H. in town S.R containing so
acres all lin Wood county All this land lies in body.
within about miles of PerrysbuTg The farm is well
watered, and has upon it fine orchard andOveL 200
acres of well improved land the greater par of which
is bottom land of the very best quality For teSms in
quire of MURRAY & DoDGE
Nov. II, lsjj,--27tf
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Attachment Notice,

William Taylor against John AIcKDees. .
Before Walter Davidson j. p, of Webster township
Wood county, Ohio. .. .'---.
ON the 9th day of November, A. ID. 1856, said jus
Otce issued order of attachment in the above
ton, for the sum of thirty dollars and ify-two
cents, and fifteen dollars probable costs.
Nov 6. l8j6--2Gw3+ VIM. TAYLOR.
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~ the commissioners Of Wood county, there will be
petition asking for the vacation of the road running
from the Bell School house across part Of sections 25
and 2G until it strikes the Mount Pleasant ridge road
TRUMAN HUNTER.
plnin NnY- 4 lshc-oGul&
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October .. 1s5c--22wG$5 go

nITUIi NOTICE.-TO Edgar b. Champ, Samuel
1JMoss, and Loyel 5. Pond. the unknown owners
Of the lands hereinafter described, you hereby
notified as the nonresident Of the following
lands, situate in Wood county Ohio to wit Edgar b.
Camp. f. S. W. ! section 81, town 6. range TO-
Samuel Moss W. S. +. t. section thiry-fve, town six.
range ten. LOYAL S. Pond. north east quarter. SEA
and +. n T.. section 80, township C. range TO- TINT
petition has been presented to the Trustees Of Wash
ingon township in said county asking them to lay out
and establish ditch commencing
the south of the half OF the north
quarter of section 4, township g. range 10. thence
north about 100 rods. then north westerly the
suitable ground to a ravne in the north quarter
section 80 aforesaid and aporon the expense of
LAYING and making thereof among the land owners
benefited thereby and that said will on
18th day of December 4. ID. 1856, the house
John Black in said township, to proceed to lay out
| ana apporton SAID ditch PRICE & JEFFERSON.
Nov. H. lSj6--26w6S4 sos Att'ys for Petitioners
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PnrlIlershiu NOtiCc.

NOTICE is hereby given that the partnership here
tOfore existing between Julius Bnn and c. " Jen-
nison, under the name, ste and firm of Dlinn Jen-
nison, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
The business of the late firm win be settled and
tinued by julius Blnn, JULIUS BLINN,
r. ..r c. v. JENNISON.
Cash paid for Hides, Sheep Pelts. Wool. &c. &c.
PERRvsBURG, Aug. TO- 1886. JULIUS BLINN
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NOTICE Is hereby given, that there viii be a petit
ton presented to the commissioners Of Wood couI-
y for an alteration in the Glead and Portageve rond
commencing at the north west of section 27
thence said section line the quarter post Of
said section thence south said quarter line one mile
to the north line of section - thence said
ton line until it intersects the Porageve road and
al! said road vacated between said points, -
uny Eul4
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A NY QUANTITY of Cotton W Cd and Oak LUM
IA BER can be bought cheap of the subscriber at hi
steam sawml miles east of town, or by applying to
+. r. MILLER 4 Co, Perrysburg. - =
April 10, 1856. POPPE WARNS
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ADprenticc Wanted.

A industrious boy. of good habits can have an op-
opportunity to learn the Cabinet making business by
calling me- VIM. CROOK, Jr.
PsrrySburg, Sept. 4, 1856.
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So MILES
1703-Area of the Union at Peace, 82O, $50
18O3-Purchase OF Louisiana, 899, 579
8l9-Acquisition Of Florida, &C, $50
l845-Admssion of Trxas, $4,000
l846-Oregon Treaty, 3O3, ,O52
1853-Treaty of Guadal'p Hrlgol ..o r-
l855-With Mesilla Valley, '00'4o'
l855-Whole Area of the U. s., 1858, ,666
1G55-Area of the Slave States, 857,5 8
do Free do 6l2, 595
Total area of the States, 1861, 95
Total area of the Territories, /, ,497, Sc
The Territories exceed the States in extent
by 33. .456 square miles.
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THE THREE WAsHBUREs.-Eyery one Of
the thee Wsshburns is reelected. Israel
il Maine by 5000 Cadwallader c. in Wis
consin by 5000 and Elihu B in Illinois by
II, 551 majority. They are true men, and
their constituents could not have done better.
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a GrERMDN.

- A, mary of our people will not attend
churcl on Thanksgiving day, we have thought
it best to let our ola friend DowSJr.,> prsach
them short sermon on the most interesting
subject, to young people, that We could think
of If the ladies don't thank US for it. we
: sb all be disappointed. Here it's: " ~
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Know NorH1No1sM IN VERMONT. sew
enteen towns in Vermont, Mr. Fillmore did not
get single vote in seven towns he receiv-
ed one vote each; in six he got two votes
each, and in the remaining towns his votes
ranged between three and forty. . ...
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28
ROlice late nlgence.

srABnrSG MfRAr.-Between ~ and O'Clock yesterdAv
morning. disturbance took place at the Of Tem-
pie and Thomas streets, boAween Charles Callahan, q
amplighter, and several who arc IN the habn
Of hanging aoout the house sf engine conssny No 20
during which Callahan badly beaten 1nd stabbed u
the side by OF the The First ward pooa
conveyed the wounded TO the staten house. where
he was attended By physician, aftos which he ws
taken TO hs residence ln Greenwich II. set The pcre
paor OF the outrage together with bis companions, ncd
before the arrival Of the police snG has not beea -
rested.
AurGED EsFrzzlFsrzss M A CIzn~.-Thos. r. Haars,
clerk in the craTlsy OF Mcssrs. Thornton L Naiov,
Of the United States bonded wss1house, Ncs- 2se,
2ss and 200 waior street, w-a yesterday arrcss
cd by Sergeant WinAss, OF the reserve ccros, and
officer Mastcrson, Of the Chiefs ofse charged With
cigar cases, &c., 10. large smorA which s thc
warehouse In bond some OF the stolen goodz found
on the Of tse ed at s time Of s arrest and
large quantity at his resideace, No Eiekn street,
Brooklyn sThey tai en- In charge by,She oicerv
and with tho prsoner. brought the Low Police Court
Hae was arragned before u ACE Welsh a commtteA
the time the accused has boa in the l<soy asoua
eighteen months goods 20 th amount e a. east s5 600
have been stsen, and srsYscion - rosa upon the
prisoner as being the thief
MenE sraRnSe.-rrancis Joseph .kr-.ay, IN I,aa.,
boarding at the house O. Frank rrI,a. No. 50 Cnv~
street was stabbed yes,esay in tn nsc by sors Per
son wnofs name he doos nos knew, ana who escaped.
The wcund Is not thcus 10 be Dc aGrrsug.
SrARnEs IN A DANCE 1orx.-A 4ut, ,TSvro, aspanard,
and runner Or an ersarani board.-x house, dan
Ferousiy stabbed in iha bresz. On "wednesday nighl
while n the dance hnse, No sl wsxhirrtsu street The
party who inflicted aha ou,r &c - unknosn he fed
Immediately aftcrwNds- Gsaoh ia nsiy residing a.
No 81 West str ct but A. no vsoupd n.lctcd was q
dangerous charscisr,h was hoAsht bs, convey him
20 tAs New lsrk hospital
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A CmIp Mrnpxnrp xnH scAlprra wArm.-

A CHrID MURDERED WITH ScAhpN0 WATER
A shocking Of death from scading water was re-
vcslcd by tho testimony taken before the police court
yesterday. The deceased child, named Lucy Riley
The parents o the child about ten days went 10 ve
In house wolcott street, north @ the Church OF the
Holy Name. In another apartment OF the same house
lived man HIS vile named Sullivan. From the ties.
mony of rs. Riley, the mother a tho child, appeared
that she and Mrs. Sullivan not the best OF friends,
although the o tae III feeling bctween them did
appear. Mrs Rl~y said that Me child sick when
they moved into The house. and continued until the
time o. va death. This incsz, how. yer, was not the
mother and the physician. About week ago. Mrs Riley
testified, M sac was going o dinner, she met by
Mrs Sullivan, Who called her by vile name and threw
some cold sser her, and also hew child. On Fri
day, witness was engaged all day IN washing when Mr.
sullivan came home hs vife came W witness door, ans
said thai her husband had revolver foy her mrs
Riey). Mrs. Sullivan ihcn thrsv boiling water On my
child which was In my arms. II sbouA scven o'clock
she threw tho water, THks thas and then rar
away A she weni up stars her husband od her 70 g
into her room Ind pck shc door. rhe chd Died about
two O'Clock ths night from The effects OF the scald
-Ch,cooo Tass, Aug. "a.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28
The War In Kansas.

ST LouIs. Aug 49, 1855.
Advices from the border counties that 500
were ready to enter Kansas on the s2d inst
-Four hundred General men were on the north
side Of Tie Kansas river for the purpose Of in,rcepng
these who may 20 TO the relief OF Lecom p,on.
The Lexington Express Of the says tha, General
Smith has gone to the defence Iecpmpton with large
body OF troops.
General Richardson In nand OF large body otJTer
ritorial militia, had gone the part OF the
Territory cut OF the retreat General Lane should he
atenipi to escape
81 Lorr, Aug. 81, 1866.
letter in the Rpubican, dated Palermo, Kansas 22d
inst, states that the mail arrived from Lecomp
ton and Lawrence reports Col Titus at Lawrence suffer-
Ing extremely from bullet wounds received In the
attack his house. and that he s not expected TO live.
CHICAGO, Aug. 27, 1856.
Reliable intelligence from Leayenwortn states that
company OF Is Missourians had Tucker Mission
twenty miles from Kansas City, and commanded the in
.habtants TO deliver up their horses and leave the Terri
tory. The demand refused, and the Missourians
were not strong enough 10 execute It,
Mr.. wedenhal President Of the MISSION has returned
60 Indiana
Mr.. c. Hopes, formerly Of kentucky, was shot and
scapcd Ave miles from Leavenworth, Wednesday last
oy Mrsourisns from Clay county. He len dead
IN the road.
Companies OF Nissourians were crossing the ridge at
Leavenworth into the Territory, Friday and Saturday
last. They concentrating westport and Kansas
City.
No demonstration had been made against Lawrence At
the latest dates
CHICAGO, Aug. 2T, 1856.
The following, dated Lawrt nee Ransss Territory Aug
"a has been received hercThe Quaker Mission on the
road from wessport TO this place, by band
or eorgrs yesterday. They plunderec the place taxing
oil the horses they could 1nd They threatened and Ia
suited the peaceful inmates and said they would take
some there 70 their camp. The people OF tho
mission had to lee.
Gov. shannon made treaty here a few days ago, by
which there nte change Of prisoners and the gun
captured from Lawrence In May last given up This
was done through the mediation Of the dragons and
shannon and peace supposed 10 be concluded. We
heard that Missouri had raised thousand send
In the T, rriiory there eight hundred men,
reinforcemenss have been for. n the Mssourisns
try 10 come here 10 burn Lawrcrc, there will be
tight
On the arrival OF the troops not only was no camp
found but none ever existed there wherc else
the ncshborhood. know that each party trying to
engage the action Of the troops In expeing their adver
sarcs. place no dependence reports which do mo-,
come from what I consider good authority.
The Committee OF Conference on the Army bill Is In SOS
sion tonight
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American Association for the Advancement OF
Science.

ALBANY. Aug. ~. 1855.
The Association this morning adopted resolutions In
ply TO Mayor Woods letter recommending that Univer
sy OF Science be established. Professor Hare made
another attempt TO speak spriualsm, but was pre-
vented. Among the papers read was interesting one
the structure OF the Algonquin language. An interest
ing debate had Redaed's theory Of rotary
Captain Glynn ably advocated Redacld's theory.
In tho afternoon Professor Agassiz delivered address
the dedication Of the Dudley obser vatory In tho grca,
iert erected In Academy park.
Tho audience very large, including great many
ladies' The association III probably close It's session
the day alter 70 morrow.
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PHILADELpBIA srooK BOARD.

PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
fBntiSriuA. Aug. 2T, 1855.
stock market dull. Pennsylvania b's 50; Bcading
Railroad, as; Long Island Rairosd 12a. Morrd Canal
l3I; Iennsylvana Railroad. ass.
BrrFsIo, Aug 27-TPM
Flour and firm Sales 19ot bos for interior,
SO 81 for choice Wisconsin; 90 90 90 rs for
Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. Wheat IL dull and lower
Thr thousand bushels white Illinois river sold at
81 as. C6n closes with holders more disposed 10 real
ze Fifty thousand bushels sid At SOC Oats quiet
whskey lower, al e0c Canal freights 10 New York-3c
for Germ and NJ ceus for wheat Receipts the twenty
for hours up 10 today662s bols. OF four ts s32
hush. Of whea AZ t2s bushels OF corn, and 2o6 bush
ella of cats Canal exports tame timeb6 35i bushels
OF wheat b5e bushels Of corn, and "a 5o bushels Of
oats.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28
The Accident on the Lchssh Valley Rail-
road.


ONE MAN KILLED AND SEVERAL WOUNDED.
E,sroS, Pa, Aug. ~, 1856.
Tho man killed by The aocidcn, here was fireman,
named George Howe, Of Waterbury, Conn.
John Geary, the engineer, "a supposed 70 be fatally IN
iurcd.
Tie bridge constructed OF Light timber In the usual
FORM, wsss arch each SIDE and persons had been
employed yesterday IN keeping up, and had only par
tally sn.shed thar work The whole weight a
tew bars, which gave way.
Tho weight Of the engines was about ninety tons.
The gnes bad jtst crossed the bridge the lower
track and were returning TO PhIhpsbure The upper
track, pushing the o,ner when Just the head
al reached the abuiment the Jersey side the span
gave way, carrying the engine and tender into h canal
below and leaving tho Other hanging ,he t,mbers
third Of the way down The tack Of the Belvdcre road
yesses nj this point bridge thirty feet below
and part OF this bridge carried away. The accident
occurred al aeen minutes before o'clock the
exact time the Philadephis train duo That point
but fortunately wts Ave minutes behind hmc by this
accident tho connection Of the Iehgh vallcy and New
Jersey roads interrupted, and there will be sioppase
Of the coal trade 10 New York until the bridge re-
paired, which win require several months. Tho Morris
Canal win also be interrupted for wcck or ten days
hut tho Of tho Belvdcre road on the loves
track, In not Interrupted
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The Late Duel st Havana.
NEW Yosx, Aug. III, 1865.

rnrrop oy rk HERALD.
Ipeycsiye 10 day in your Havana coespondence, the
rcport of duel which teok place on Sunday morning,
an instant consider painful duty for me TO correct
younasS n Ia not Mr. Munos (unfortunately) wno re-
ceived wound but my cherished friend Ramcn c. dc
yssa which the name not yet ascertaineJ by your
Vavana correspondent.
Won would much oblec me as well NJ sne numerous
friends a M by giving place 70 pis your Jour
ns and plessc add that there IA t little hope enter
talncd FOR ,he recovery Of my aforementioned friend
Yours, truly, IA.
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Naval ISAAlIagss,oe.

The fow ing the others ordercd 70 The ,r,sa.c n
lawreve now cparnc n the isorsok navy yard 70 sa
Tor shfs coast q Brax " the Dag ship Of thai sAtou
viz.s-Commodere, Frsnch EsresA commsniing sho
sqvsdron Captain, 3. Huh; Lssutcnants r. N kur-
tuckncr Master, wH. C,ssvg Fleet surgeon, saauas
Barrine'oa PassoA AssstanA surgeon, esoge Ieck I;
Assistant surgeon Francis L. Cali furscs Saauel vo-.
rect Chaplain, T. r. Lambert Ixssed nhshiprnsa, a.
Z. lizard, A. j. Mccartney, William A. Kirkland, and
William VI. napa Mdshipmep, " Wallace T. i. rhy.
THAN. William ~ Evans and George shryeck nnaxvsn,
William smith Gunner, Asa Curtis Carpenter, whisru
l v. 1alehton samaker George Thomas. The ofbce~z
named above have been ordered 10 report Ger uty on TIE
goth of september pfoximo.
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ACTION es NILS oF SxcHASss FOR $4,000.
Arc. 27.--Jo@ Pins L>zs and S-sasso Pinto L
 m
John A. kos,adohis Is acsica broughs by p,ainxfs
against The 90 nrst encarscr Of sc bills Of an
cDange for Al 0Oo sev ling each dated December lsSA
AZ sixty days sgfA trAwr by Pschie. Beln Oo, New
York, ri scccrsd BY Brown, sAn a CO. Glasgow. An
order Was msde " the Court ecrrng the casa "a tNo
commissioners England, 70 ssamins merSAaus
on inisrroeatsS,es In London md Glasyow
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28
Fillmore Demonstration at Cincinnati.

CsnSSArI, Aug AZ, 1886.
The Fillmore procession here ,ns afternoon, est
mated. a mile long. great mass meeting was or
ganized the wharf this evening also C,vingon
aud Newport the opposite side OF the Ohio. Speaking
going from various stands and sorchnght process
sion will wind up the proceedings.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1856-08-28
The American Conventions ut Syracuse.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW YORK FILLMORx STATE
COUNCIL.


PROCEEDINGS OF THE NEW YORK FILLMORE STATE
COUNCIL.
SYRACUSE. August 81 1856.
The American State Council again at O'Clock this
morning. large amount OF business relative 70 the
Order was despatched Reports OF committees &C. were
resolved Rochester was selected the place for bold
Ing the State nominating convention.
Mr. LUTHER Caldwell, OF Rockland county offered q
series Of resolutions denouncng the attempts 70 gag free
speech at Washington, and condemnipg the members Of
Congress who sustained Brooks in his attack on Mr.
Summer deplormg the Kansas outrages and the failure
Of Congress TO eectualy nterpose denouncng the Kan
sas Nebraska act the repeal Of tine Missouri compre-
m nise &c.
Mr. sAMoSs the President ruled the resolution Gu. Of
order
Mr. CA1DwxI appealed from the decision
The Council voted to sustain the chair thus rejecting
the resolutions Thereupon small number OF free soil
dc egates withdrew from the Council.
Resolutions ratifying the nomination OF Fillmore and
Donelson then adopted unanimously and after ap-
pointing State Central Committee and selecting Troy
the place for the semi meeting the Coun
ell adjourned.
THE AhTIFMLMonE COUNCIL.
The free soil delegates TO the American State Council
organized in Caspesn Hall this morning, by eecting
Hon. Ambrose Stevens, President, and Dr.. Ferguson
Of Oneida, Secretary.
MT IAlDWMl maue uAtement OF the proceedings oil
the Fillmore Council and read the resolutions which had
been rejected IN that body The resolutions rejected by
the Fillmore Council unanimously adopted, with
the following additional
Resolved That the State Council now In session In this city
repudsed by this order. that and lille
acton has freed Americans from al obligation and allegiance
10 Its decrees and thai body the American
ran,zafiop OF the stale of New York
Resolved That the nominations o Fillmore and Donelson
and are hereby repudiated by this body.
Resolved That John Charles Fremont the nominee for
rresa,ney OF he american National Convention held IN The
city ofNew York june " standing upon the positions OF the
Binghamion PLATFORM the oppOn OF the
administration aud opposed 10 slavery extension he and
h.reby adopted the candidate OF free Americans o
Of New York.
Resolved That The state Committee be recommended call
state Nominating Convention, consist delegates
from each Assembly district Ia the city OF Syracuse
September l7th a Il O'Clock,
committee appointed 10 draft address 10 the
Americans Of the State setting forth the facts in relation
the action Of the Fillmore delegates 10 the State Council
and their own action rendered necessary thereby.
The Convention then adjourned, sin> dse.
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Affair Of Honor.

81. LorIs, Aug. 20, 1866.
The duel reported yesterday ~ 10 come Oh between
Nessrs Brown and Reynolds, was fought this rnins.
an Island in the river thirty miles south Of here
Brown was wounded In ,he knee At the arst Gre Rey
nolds was not hurt The daculty was then smIcably
settled by the seconds OF each party wadrawlna all The
oltpsye language on both sdes,
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SARATOGA, Aug ~, 1856.
The Kansas National Committee met at the United
ssates Hotel to-day. Governor Reedcr, 8 O. Howe, and
several others, were present Amer ransactlng some
business Of minor importance, IL adjourned to meet "
Albany on Thursday merning. w