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On motion, the House adjourned till 2
o'clock this afternoon. u b 51s,sa
Two o,cLocY. p. M.


The Rules of the last House were adopted
Two thousand copies of the Governor
Message were recommended to be printed il
English, and 500 in each the German an,
French languages. 70 b1oa- sa g t1s
Mr.. Mcleod moved to amend by insertin!
500 copies in Swedish and 500 in Norwegi
an" Carried. ei1A.I Iosa2 ,,a;4a~oa g
The chair then appointed the following
Standing Committees: lr -
| Internal Improvements--Messrs. Della
vergne, Buck and Lott. .sTsaq se-
Territorial Afairs-Messrs. Gere, Pierce
and Hull -0ol
Judiciary--Messrs. Lott, Galbraith and
DeLavergne. III oE a' ',..is7-ss 4 ai. -
Agriculture and Messrs
Hull, Ide and Kirkman.
Militia-Messrs. Hartenbewer, Thorndike
and Mcleod .ssar5I 81
Schools-Messrs. johnson, Boutillier and
Knauft. 7lsar f
Interpretations Messrs. Wilkinson, No
DleS ana wilson. .s15s , F.. .-..i
Territorial Roads -Messrs. Sturges, Thomp-
son and Wilkinson. ae
Printing-Messrs. Dunbar, Holland and
Haus. .. .q ,at
Public Printing -Messrs. Burdick, Brad
ley and Haus. .at'e >-
Engrossed Bills-Messrs. MOBILES, Della
vergne and Grant. fFt tL
Enrolled Bills-Messrs. Wilson, Norris
end Gere. .oe aa - rs..1 .
Legislative Expenditures-Mes Hunt,
Van Worries and Hubbell. rossl
Territorial Expenditures-Messrs. Taylor,
Cleveland and Mcleod. s.a es.s.
Estates and Escheats-Messrs. Coville,
Gibbs and Murphy. .F.I III
County Observation-Disclosures. Ide, Harten-
bower and johnson. s...e
University Lands s--Messrs. Galbraith,
Farnham and Van Worries. l..tt.f
Lumber-Messrs. Farnham, Jackman and
Taylor. .1.a.e
Science and Literature e-Messrs. Mcleod,
Boutillier and Holland. ~ .g l..
Mineral Interests-Messrs. Grant, Bradley
and Hunt. aa iaa 'es e e4A5s Er
Election Laws-Messrs. Hubbell, Buck
and Burdick. o-a .tf .;ser'5-, r
Indian Afairs-Messrs. Buck, Burdick,
and Norris. 30 9stIs.e.- a[- ass,e .s7
Mr.. Lott moved that there be printed for
the -use of the House 100 copies Of the Rules
and Joint Rules of the two Houses. Carried.
The petition of Messrs. Clark and others,
was referred to Committee. rft III
Several bills were introduced by Messrs.
Sturgis, Holland, Thompson, and Hull.
A communication was received from D. A.
Robertson inviting the members of the
House, in behalf of the Historical Society, to
attend lecture to be delivered at the First
Presbyterian Church this evening.
The House then adjourned till Monday at
P. NJ. .54rr- 5
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No Speaker Yet.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 9.

- NEW YORK, Jan. 9.
The Herald's correspondent telegraphing
from Washington, says it is generally con-
ceded that the organization of the House
will be effected before Saturday. "Inspec-
tor" of the Courier and Enquirer, says that
IL Democrats have resolved to vote for the
plurality rule. fit is adopted, a Speaker
will be chosen on Thursday.
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NUMBER Is.
TUESDAY, y ESD JANUARY Is. 1856.
. The Legislature !

Our reports for yesterday show no great
amount Of business done in either br,rSi,. z
In the Council Mr.. Hanson was confirmed
in his seat. No good need be expected Que
of Nazareth. I. ..g5
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SAINT PAUL. MINNESOTA SATURDAY JANUARY l9 1856
the remainder referred to the Committee on

the remainder referred to the Committee on
Contested Elections.Ss - ss,r9.
On motion of Mr.. Setter, the Committee
of the Whole rose and reported the Message
back to the Council with the above recon-
mendations. -. .d ...in tafs rqs
On motion of same, the report Of the
Committee of the Whole was adopted, spd
the Message referred to- the various Com
mittees respectively. l. 4 f5.l=r sfs t.s ....9
On motion, Council sdjoqrpsd. '.a sr
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New York, January s

The Herald correspondent telegraphed last
evening, that the 18th section men had a
consultation this morning previous to the
meeting of the House, as to what course they
should pursue provided a democratic man for
Speaker should be presented. They deter
mined to adhere to Fuller for the present
The democrats intend to have another eau
Gus to-lncrruw evening, 10 500 Il .lsy can
make arrangements to effect an organization.
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Albany L Legislature.
ALBANY. ia

ALBANY, Jan. 8.
In the Assembly this morning, ballots
were had for Speaker but no choice was
made, sr. eHt
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WAsH1NGTov. Jan. 5.

= -------------- OWds %
The following California appointments were
made to-day by the President: .a.-r-
JAS McDufie, Marshal, vice Gen. Rich
ardson deceased. r
James Watson, Collector, Los Angeles.
James Patterson, Indian Agent-Capt.
Bragg, of little more grape notoriety, has
resigned.
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Minnesota se,,Iemen, Association.


We have received the circular of an asso
citation formed in New York, under the
above name, for the purpose of establishing
in the most economical and democratic man.
ner settlement in Southeastern Minnesota
The circular contains, in a comprehensive
form, much useful and accurate information
n regard to this Territory. We can endorse
all it says of the great fertility of Minneso-
ia soil and the rapid rise in the value of real
estate here. The association have chosen
wisely in selecting Southern Minnesota for
the scene of their operations. Almost all
parts of the Territory offer fine lands, suffi-
GENTLY timbered and watered, but from prox-
unity to good markets, Southern Minnesota
is on the whole, better adapted to the views
of society which seeks to enrich itself
speedily by the sale of farming products and
quick increase in the value OF lands. With
out any wish to exaggerate, and with keen
sense Of our obligation as journalists to tell
the truth about all things, We do not hesi-
tate to say that there is not in the great
Northwest more desirable land to dwell in
than the broad natural garden extending a
hundred miles west of Winona and south of
the St. Peters Wiaaona -4ryus
m Ge 1sa
MINNESOTA Com MEAL.-Col. Curtiss, of
the firm of Roberts & Curtiss, has at his
store some meal made from corn grown in
Winona county. 1t is an excellent article,
and when it is considered that this is The
first thing of the kind which Winona county
has produced, looks more interesting than
anv other corn meal we ever saw. If the
Col. has any left, make a rush, all of you,
fellow-citizens, for his establishment. Buy
up the golden nutriment-boil hasty pud-
ding-digest it watchfully-and conclude, as
assurediy you will, that Minnesota sscorn-
feeds" as well as her neighbors.-,Winona
argus. .-z.ts. la s,e5-s..s;r.s.,
GEN. SH1ELDs.-This gallant old soldier,
and accomplished gentleman and statesman,
paid Winona a brief visit last week. He
Ipre-empted .l6O acres, at the Land Office,
just like any other old warrior, with his
land-warrant given him for his military ser
vices in behalf of the United States. Farri-
baplt, famous old pioneer sapd Indian
trader, reswppd on the same day Wsaond
Argus. WA ?
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Hamline University.

The building for the Academical Depart.
ment of this institution, which is located at
Red Wing, having been completed, it was
dedicated on Wednesday evening of last
week in an appr opriate manner. The build
ing is large three story brick, located near
the centre of the Red Wing town plat, and
adds greatly to the appearance of the town
as viewed BY a stranger upon his first visit
to the place. ic
On the occasion of the Dedication, the
large Chapel Room Of the building was
crowded almost to suffocation by the beauty
and chivalry of Red Wing. An address was
delivered by Prof Brooks, the Principal oi
the Institution--a we'll conceived and finished
production-that adds to his fame as a writer
and scholar. Other addresses were made
during the evening by Rev. Messrs. Hancock
Brooks and Cressy. The ore by Mr.. Han.
cock was particularly interesting from its
local "reminiscences. Several fine pieces oi
music were most artistically executed at in
tervals during the performance by large
choir and a quartette.
The winter term of this institution COM
menced in the new building on Thursday
last.
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DowN, DowN.-Real estate ID San Fran
cisco has fallen in price enormously. AS an
instance, a building called the Union Hotel.
rents at only $4,000 per annum, whereas
the rent of this hotel in 1853 was $1,000
per month, or 96,o00 per annu ; Real estate
sells slowly at less price for house and lot
than the buildings cost, or about one-fourth
cost two years ago. 1t is also supposed that
it has yet to sink lower.
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CHURCH FEsrIoAL.-The Supper prepared
by the Ladies of tie Central Presby
Church which came off at Market Hall on
Friday evening last, was very pleasant and
successful affair." The visitors seemed to en-
ioy themselves very much, and the company
separated IL o'clock in the best possible hui
NOR with themselves and every body ielse.-
I'VE learn that the nett proceeds amounts tc
more than $3.50. Too much credit cannot
.be, given to the Ladies for the admirable
manner in which they prepared this enter
teiument., 81 ef@ rret - = aeH'le
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Fos,-Office Change. In Minne.ota.


Fost-Office Changes In Minnesota.
We learn from Washington that the POST
master General has ordered the following ap-
pointments of Postmasters in Minnesota:
Samuel G. Dick to be P. M. at Catlin. WI
mona county, in place of Rufus F.sWells, re-
signed. f 91o e ea,oe sef 3,as q
Orrin I. Lays to be M. at Hastings,
Dakota county, in place of Henry j. Bailly,
resigned.
Phineas 81. Darfee to be P. M. at Roches-
ter, Olmsted county, in place of Robert Nc
Credy, removed. -. ei.dr n
Norton FL. Hemiup to be p. N. at st. An
thony Falls, Ramsey county, in place of Luz
cius G.. Walker, removed.
Samuel Barrows to be p. NJ. at Pleasant
Grove, Washington5county, in place of PHI
10 I. Curtis, resigned.--Piomssr. aev
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The agents of the French Emperor have
been largely engaged this fall in purchasing
wheat in the West on his account. They
have purchased 100000 bushels, of which
G5O,00O went to Buffalo, and 250,OOO to Os-
wego. All but 10000 went down the Ere
Canal. The same agents are still buying in
Illinois and other Western States, to 20
down the Mississippi and out by New Or.
leans. ~ es+ - ~ e5-
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q Milwaukee and Mississippi Railroad
Bonds are selling in New York at 85 cts. OF,
the dollar, which is considered an exceeding
encouraging rate.
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E The Mineral Point Tribune says
that the house of one of the citizens of Lin
den, was entered a few days since in open
daylight, and $3.50 in gold taken therefrom.
No clue has yet been obtained to the robber
or the money. - - .
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E& Mr.. Banks, on one or two occasions,
obtained precisely votes enough for the elec-
ton of a Speaker; but before the result
could be announced, several gentlemen who
had been sent for hurriedly entered the
House and cast their suffrages for another,
thus turning the scale. -. :
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MAsoNIc.-At the session of the Grand
Lodge of Minnesota, Leld during this week
a Constitution was adopted, which now goes
to the Subordinate Lodges for ratification
st. Paul Lodge No. 2 surrendered its char
ter, which was accepted, and another one
was granted. The following are the officers
for the ensuing year: a s.ttsi
A. 7. G. Pierson, NJ. W. G. NJ, St. Paul.
II. N. Setter, R. w. D. G. NJ, Saltwater.
Thos. j. Lombard, R. w. g. S. W., Shakopee
E. A. Hodsdon, R. W. G. J. W., Minneapolis.
E. Case, R. w. G. Treasurer, St. Paul.
H. N. Reynolds, R. w. G. Sec., st. Anthony.
e. w. Prescott, w. G. Dep. Sec., St. Paul.
Rev. j. Pennman, w. G.. Chaplain, st. Paul
J. H. Stevens, W. G.S. Deacon, Minneapolis
G. T. Vail, W. G. J. Deacon, st. Anthony.
G. L. Becker, W. G.. Marshal, St. Paul.
w. w. Phelps, W. G. Pursuivant, Red Wing.
Lott MoHatt, w. G. Sword Bearer, St. Paul
L. E. Thompson, w. G. S. B., Saltwater.
9. 9 7; P,e.'sy Hays, w. G. Stewards, St. Paul.
A. Richardson, W. G. Tyler, St. Paul.
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sups rNF :a CeyR1-This body commenced
its sitting at the Capitol yesterday morning
Hon. W: =. WEIGH Chief Justice, prasi,
ding. Hons. NJ. SHERBuaHr and "A. G.
CHArFrELD, Associates. One case was arr
sued Yesterday and about score Of Attor-
neys we're admitted to practice. The Court
Room Is now finished and furnished in good
style. at ~ ,+i-.-.- ,..rt
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The volcano of Kilauea, aon aQne .ofa the
Sandwich Islands, has been in a state of
actual eruption for several months. A
tstream Of lava; including all its windings, has
F|iasped sixty miles olNpg. and An sverige Pf
|4hree miles Ride. ss sr.asx has
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The Directors of an English Bank have
set their faces against the "Beard movement"
by issuing an order to their employees to
"shave or resign" The Bank of England
made the same requirement last year. Old
Fogie! n go
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On D1r.-That The seat Of Hon. q. Il
Setter in the Council, is to be contested
His opponent at the late election received rec ID
but p four s offive votes less than Mr.. s., which
would entitlc him, according to the rule es-
tatdlished in the case of Howell q. Tillotsop,
to the seat that Setter now occupies. ''.V''0
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This Is certainly news to the people of
this Territory. The idea that our citizens,
in their earnest and successful efforts to
have the Land Sales postponed last summer,
in order. to keep away the greedy speculator,
were actuated by motives of the character
assigned by this meddling correspondent, is
as ridiculous as it is untruthful. ~ i9
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MARRIED..

ALLISON-HOUSMAN-At Haverstraw, Rockland County
Wednesday morning, Nov 49, by the Rev. j. b. Gibse H.
Brewster Allison to Anna T., daughter Of VIM C. Hous
man, all of Haversrsw.
the Rev A. Schuyler 1t VIM Albert of the u s. Army, to
Mary F. daughter OF Benz. 1ssacs, esq., that city
BATH-CROWELL-At Railway, N. j.. on wednesday Nov.
r. by the Rev. Geo. s. Mott Enoch Bath to Mrs. Sarah A.
Crowell.
DONALDSON-CARRELL-On "Wednesday evening, Nov. 10,
by the Rev J. L. Nichols MI William H. Donadann to Miss
Harriet Carroll all of this city
HUME-EORRIS-On Thursday morning, Nov 90 At the
Church Of The Ascension by the Rector Mr.. VIM H. Hume
10 Miss Lizzie H. daughter OF Daniel Norris both OF this
city
HILLYER-EGGLEsO-On Thursday morning Nov. 20, by
tbe most Rev Archbishop Hutnes, Adm T. Hilyer esq
Marshal the United States for the Southern District OF
New.York, Mrs Mary r. Esgleso daughter OF tue late
Barnard Graham, esq, all vi this city.
HENSHAW WHITING On Wednesday, Nov. 10 BY the
Rev Mir. Potpey Mr. Gilbert +. Henshaw of New-York 10
Miss CoInelis II. Whiting OF Mianus, Conn.,
LOSlE-COLESOn Wednesday evening Nov ~ the resi
denee of Mr. Sidney Tanning by the Rev J. H. Nichols MIR
Aci W. Losie Miss Amelia adopted daughter Of Jacob
Coles, esq, all of Hampstead, Long leland
dence the brides father, by the Rev NJ issaSs mr
Levi. Phillips to Eliza third daughter OF Nh D. Dawes
all OF this city.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Washington D. C., on Thurs
day. Nov. l3, BY the Rev George Cummins samuel r Mon
ards Of Bs,so j. Sarah daughter Of the late William
Lipplncott, esq
| GTEELE-BEVKRLY-On Wednesday Nov. - by the Rev
William y ksrr Capt John Steele 20 Miss Louse Beverly
| of Brooklyn.
| VAN WINKLE-RUMSEY-At Newbursh, Nov. Is, by the
Rev W. Sproule John W. Van NinAe Of Jersey City 10
Mary f. Rumsey OF the former place
| VAN HOTEN-MATTHEWs-On Tuesday evening
Nov 49, by the Rev. Dr. j. II. Price b. Moses an Benscho
ten 70 M.s Catherine b. Matthews, al Of this city
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.1e,,o.b from e., ste r.,d.Ies Forty htt rfer It,
~. Eishth avenue, ~iihou; tgrLtsI irUtst-or 49,.
MINIs-A. Philadelphia, Saturday Nov ID i'--e -"
go, Merchant, Of ssySnLSb, aged 70 years
MtRTIN-Ai Tu.csoosa Ala, 90 Sunday, Nov = tA' I'LL
Joshua L. Martin, 81 Governor Of tina; stA-e
MEERs-On Wedne,tay Nov. 49, Lsvinia ~ HeeI. &c
J.ar ard months d. sh,T Of stephen and IA nae
NEWToN-At Nswuk " J. Oh "sdnesdty' Nov ~ '-''
su.sbnAh Newton. "a the 9Th year Of be- age a.,
0Rn in the sd ysar Of her age wife Of Pseh Brien
Iaiv. Of CsrrsAholt, County Clare Ireland
oCONNoR-on wedre'dAy, Nov 70 John oo0nh0' Il nc
SD year 81 his age . - -,
PEARsoN-At Hobokeu Y. j., Thn:.d,y Nov. :" James
C. Psarson aged 2 years moa % asa - I,lem Church.
ccrner Fifh and Garden streets HobOien, q; O'clock u"
on Sunday the Sd inst. 81, ~
PHILLIPs-At Southampton, Lorr l.,aud On VI 'n''' ''
TO- Moses Philips aged "a years and 6 days
PoLLARD-on Thursday Nov. 90 Mary Jane wife o A'O'''
Pollard aged SC years and months ~
sMITH-At Greenroint Long leland, on Mondsy w ~
John Edgar Smith. He resided in snl sing 80 - sI
ne and was ent,fsS .. K;fsI IN Ss the spponen
Mail Aren't on the Long leland Railroad from brooklyn "
GreenpoIt - =, A.
sCHWORM-Peter schwoTn, on Thursday NV ~ ~ ~
4h year Of his age NJ.
TyTHILL-on Friday morning Nov q ofeOn'amPti0a' Nh
Robert T1 IN the eS year o. a .ed hi. funeral
Sunday sftenoon az oclock from bis are Grs.n
Montgomery street. His remains VIII De 'AAeN -
rHOwpsoY-on THURSDAY morning Nov. %, suddenly Of
spoplexy al Mlansyle Penn, John Ihomf'on io"e'J VI
The erd. family and Of BIZ. Main and y9.epn anu
Of his sonsinsw, Adams H. Gale and hOosIl ~ An.
arc invited 20 attend funeral from the esianee
| H. Gale No. III East Twelfth street on '0hSA'' -'
inst. at ?. N. precisely :, H.
raoNAsLon THURSDAY Nov % Thomas II. Thomas in the
73d year Of his age. a., cu,,el w and
Tboms, ard brother insw Samuel Aeeser are lhvIsa
attend lis funeral from bis late residence no. y rT-I
ee1tb street Saturday, a. p NJ precisely fuLe'A'
e1yc.s will take place Trinity Church at N. ,,,,,
THORP-On Thursday, Nov D. after a severe Illness "N'
Tborp Marble Gutter in the SD year OF ne sse II, M;
WALLIS-On Thursday afternoon, Nov ~ MI john D. " ~
His relatives and friends and Of his brother ChIs
TOPPER Hser. respectfully invited TO stsnd ms
on Saturday afternoon O'clock from his isie
No II Hubert His remains will be taken 10 o'een
wood for interment.
| Montreal papers will please copy. . , ,,,..u an.
WFRNER-On Thursday Nov - David, son 81 Ms4ice ala
Sarah Werner aged months and days a., c.L.
Young, aged So Year..
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and the stock full 10000 bags HOde,e disposed press
FLOUR AND MEAL-The demand for Western Canal
Flour quite active for the trade the East and for but
which we notice speculative inquiry The better grades
are am md IN .tesdy Ieque The sales are
ass for State sc oa Sc so for supe6ne Indiana
for M choice extra Ohio and s. s. - or s1s Gene
Canadian Is in fair request and r with good de-
super6ne and sc od 81 rs for extra brands Southern Flour
!. In lair supply and steady de@.ndprss. are unchanged
Baltimore &c. and 81 ga 90 ir f.vote fancy sud
brands. RE Flour in limited demand bu, firm .ales Of
SIS IS Jersey Buckweat Flour better and in demand
FIsH-The continue, extremely quiet aud the trans.
seion' are entirely o. retail. iere hsye been '~
r Dv Cod "a 70, ms. and 1e
Bank IS 1sas3 80 for large Mablehead, and So STA
Changed Piicd Heis IN steady request Sa ys sla
Si and Gbeed do at - ma - o. Box Herring in
GRAIk-n Wheat there good business doing mainly for
export the supply 'sT but pces are &C. better the sale.
40 ~ s. 5a 'f sed
si,. ~ SEQ Sa:a Red aS. ha a. 81 n So.
in trsn.itu 81 65 esh ssd 7,ioo bush White Illinois At
Mil. we.ea 81 S u s1 o. csc.,s II e1 ous
eel g. 1900 bush mixed Western private terms 200
al 81 s5a.isa Rye Is tim a. siae Os. are in fair DE-
snd st sa5Sc. for State aud 505c ter Western. Barley
for the trade and E,. the arrivals are moderate se Of
3oo hush 7l07c for Western Mixed md 7c for south.
and yer.ey Yellow; White very quiet 75a7ilc
HlDEs-Ine market has ruled very firm, AID holders are
rxoq, to ,ere supplies. the 'ses have
quite ber, to arrive The sales here 2S Bueno, Ayre'
igr soal sc go southern selected at 10 &C. So
Cy saa;h;e. 8c for middle WEIGHTS and ic heavy
hOPs-Ntw &e IN good demand Tor home coasuuptiou ..
former rate Sales Of % bales sdlle for ordinary
sSSs :aP' .as ass1 S % prime Ta'hy
ihoN-In Scotch Pig there is nothing Of moment doing
20 are uhehsnsed In gosd brands small sales az Scg
~ nos inferior lots havAAeen cold es4 English Sheet
det Sta i-c English Refined and Bars ia
aeixe hlssis Sheet IL scarce At l3t a l3lc.,
LEAThER-A good demand prevails for the East at full
pess; sales Of Hemlock light and middle Buenos Ayes az
Suse: Is becoming scarce, aud commands r.tes
rfneh Gait Skins Are in fair s'och Gales Of % n at s5d9
~ E@tl 80, etsb sJq tine
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La W NTELLIGENCE

sorhIAL CoURr-s,ucIAL TE.s-Noy N-s.,.,.
Judge DAVIS - ~
Judgment set aside. wal" ~ r"dh7N - al
r,o-oN I'm ns a 4, Coddnstoa ay,. Lucy codanroa
The People ex rel Maiths Dars G, =. -, r,o
Tho order staying proceedings mai NJ '1 1s
De vacated, and an attachment issue e NV 10 must
Before Judge PEABODY
Lewis T. Lssel ct al Az, Riehsri -,
The order Of New. 10 set aside without g.,
John fipnessn at. Geo q johnson -
Ordered that pianth nile security FOR in 10 dav,
OF in defsuit therelH his proceedings be stayed 's
ADsstssiss Nichols agt. David 5. Mile in le.d.5
Motion to vacate order Of arrest 70 Mills rrapted
s-ith 10 costs.
Before JUDGE RoosEvELr
Robert w Fowler at. Caleb Well. ct al
Injunction granted restraining the defendants who
Of boom the upper part Of the Hudson op
unnecessarily obstructns the Of plaintiffs logs
che to his mills below and requiring facilitate a
Az prstcsbe the passage Of loss Motion 10 soly,
S1e.r 20 % bere'eore netissd denied without costs