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Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20
COUNTY OFFICERS.

GORDON, 5. \. CHAMPIIs.
EXAMINERS OF School TEABHERs-A. c. CAPRoS.
CIRCUIT CoURT.-IIon. THOMAS STANrIELD Judge.
TERMs.-sccond Monday in August and February.
COMMON PLEAS CoURT-Hon. f. EGBERT, Judge.
TERMs.-Ihird Mondays in January, April, July,
and October.
COMMISSIONERS CoURT.-First Mondays in Mar
June, Scptembei, and December.
Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20

ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS A
MoNTm-Shrieks and subsidies-freedom
and Fremont" one hundred thousand dol
lars month during the war in Kansas" the
BLEEDING Band" of political corruption
and bribery, may have subsidized venal
presses, purchased marketable pulpits,
bought few saleable politicians, but TIKI
PEOPLE have not been purchased. Mock
philanthropy has had its day. Returning
reason will do its work. The nefarious
schemes which have been invented by an
unprincipled conglomeration of antagonism,
will cover their authors with everlasting
contcmpt.-PennsWcdn;on.
Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20

CUTTING & MAKING

Will be attended to on the shortest notice, and IN
the latest and most approved styles.
In returning thanks to his old friends and Gus
toners for their liberal patronage, he solicts call
from all who may want anything in his line oftrade.
Lumber and Shingles boughtat the highest price.
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Marshall County Democrat., 1856-11-20
Guitars. Gu tars!s

B ly popular instrument has been so great that
the undersigned has determined to devote special
attention to their sale.
His instruments are from the best manufactur
crs in the world and cannot fail to give satisfaction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26

The Wi.con.'u I.rg ',i,'ure "i'' 't''d. p'
lr,.Il,. thus: ~tustr. - i''puidicans and
I, d.noc Assembly 3, R'pu beans.
a democrats, aud ore A.senliN man IN
ertsr
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26

"I"tr'.d on the prnlllr pa.iufe with orra.
-runaliy vrIN ittie corn. Much pla ugh,
ny r,Ht be done l., irbruary aud March
y, IL y afr frequently vetN Pheasant That
snue rlrA may he l1tmrd at the result Of
laJntug | have helatr M, aud vii cop, iaf
th putin god oue ,rm'. experience oi 3,
/ I'll IN, with hvc hf,d slaves, ~ - vet,
urp,"plu us se.sou. IT." cniuv,trd :,
srtts Ia com, ,isl uug - hisb.ls to the
scrr. ,i ai ii'tS rrut> prt hushl making
So -, ten a,trs n Vhr.t 30 hpsh.l. Ia
It,. sr,,. Vttn : / 90 ha.h.I. 5000. o,i-
20 br-e-. 10 bu.hri. At - rrul, >3l2
Ip..'h' ~ arts. tNn r,n- p"r retr, At
$40 pci ton. $40. cl"v.' , nrtre. 'rr
.Nur; pni,lu... | arir 2Ou hu.hrl- ut 10
r.n's 6n.h'l $50 Nnm '"lj. siOlo
Du,' huHt.d md hit, hogs frtdN IN tho
kulir. vst,tu 3>o pounds ..,'h. ~ .is
c ut.. - l3O~ - ~ sl.6l topN,lt c.
tuu,l zee drducl,d fh. ,,I,''. .t> col tn racr
aud the rrtn l.t p, stock
Inc work ur!udne gardening, gene 81
Improvement ~, 49, d"a" hN 70 hlt Il
.ll,.... }b. r"n.rtni -umiiA supruuienatn.
/ h. ho. 3. r'y.t '.qut Il o. % t." ir"Hu
-NrS ta.eiertt Du-Iri, oi ro'n 3" 'ue t.,' ,
tpp.-. i. eru.,. a,. rH's. -. ut.-. ,.'pmh.
qupr,, y. .urc.rd admu.,n, >n.n,.
Il ,t., a,aA s-Fi.afi,. = .o', el'd 90 sf.t'
,Lu. dance ~rnal Il h.ro,n 30 Hnd ~
d"s,ra, pe.tt luud 81 /. 80" I'".'hr To-.
gp 80 h,..d.'uH. Il : % plnnt .tHi'
.H,, lIHbo, .,ot Iowa. a g,.'t "''ioi.,' m.s,i
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26

Hmtisu pRcutptr,o~ or ruE lsrosN
ar StLrurR ,Np SAifrrrRr.s-t'he lat.
set oi ths Eugitsa gaN"tnui,ui WA bsve
s..l,ncs 90 induce the German Contra,
~tairs - abandon Their neutrality. A. tbs,
eovptnment alsn claims 'hs right 10 sexfca
al, vessels mater + neuifsl hsg 10 see j,
they hsvs Articles eutrnhsod ~ war 1,
es-rct.e OF tbs assumed night. sn EnSish
ship Of war. the Pigny. stationed n, the
mouth Of the Elhe. hss lately captured AMI
+ 20, ti.cased = Dutch vessel lsien with su!~
nhar hoard 10 one OF the fef,s Of North
etn Gesmasv. Ssi'peire IS sssd In ~
maav of the arts this, II the prohIh,sion BE-
seriously enforced. Il ~il! De se,."u.iy aud
sen,lhlv Eel, throughout the Who'll. sanii-
ucut ol tarufe.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26
NM TEXAS kE.r( BI.ltA\
All, TIVE Dollars and a Half a YEAR!
70. ". oOl q % a. KX,
nEILnM ANn IMmLMIl


.-,, F,t,s K,rurttC,s tsst~d NrrkN ~ TWO
,iI.g~ M, tiNit per aHu,um it lam IN
,i,arct II pats elih'u - 'h"nih, Three i"'iiat-
,r.nt ,- h. i,vrd unth alter the -, months the
Ntll he fnnt bullart ~tngl' tulirs one nnm.
s,.ftt-em'lts per squarr ,ul ten line. nt less
I "a cent. per SQUARE ipf-N~fy -uh-"q-ti tns~ttini
,bh.r,l It-raunt made for yearly Advertisement
A, tailt .~fn-ui of candidate Ten Dollar.
r..f,. To-, cent Will he charged op advertisements
got paul 40 'd'a"'e .......,....,
a, ADVERTISEMENTS
rr letter. addressed 10 thu Ohio" must he m
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26

CutcAoo ,hr Cincinnati Nar 81 ne
West Speaking o' llliaoIs and 'd'c"H',
.sys "tlhunls +, the second Stat" ~ To"
lniou ia ,siltoading. She has 2hbl nAlr-
Ohio ,Ion. lead. her having 2'fel Nearly
every railroad ~ lllinol. eet'lres ~ hict'
% 70, the reason gwen above. Chicago
"a Designed 10 brcon" great Guy. l" ten
Years sh. will hsv" ouigrown h"th -
Louis aud Cincinnati, Duf,ug lh" month
of S.pf.n,be, there w'f" received ~ y
I.ous 600 900 hush.l. II wheat ~ M
cog, thee. ven. received. Dung the same
mouth. 3 100 900 bush.l, AN excess over
~ ouis NJ Z. 800, 900 husbsl'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1856-01-26

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81 1900 + a 81 lleau't,. Ia, anli-Fel.
= l53l ..a .a.1 Gun ed
@ 81 NJ VI
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
,.c,prIoN OF EDWARD EvERETr.

rN,g,,n Eyrrxrr was bonored with public
n -,ou Yesterday afternoon in the City iiall by The
w and Common Council and large number ot
p About o O'Clock Mr.. Everett, accompanied
a',sa,,,so Elv arrived ai the Hall and was escort
,hs f,o,crnors Room. III few minute there
y. usvor Wood entered the room and was intro
'Jbv Alderman Fly to the distinguished visitor.
v.roy iien delivered the following brief address:
- T,,rr1r: In behalf Of the Common Council Of
Work welcome you. In tho representations Of
M'.eonle we are happy il having thi' oppor unity 20
grrtlcly testify our respec for your cbara
neui,hcd citizen. We feel that IL is 10 the FER.
- ofmen like yourself whose life hss been devoted
gnal abty and diu ere -tedncss 10 the interests
q Sbolc country, that this city is indebted FOR
~ Of present wealth and power. II gives me pleas
% ofer the Inequalities OF New York, and to a.
:, you that there Is but one opinion here OF Edward
,r,r.it that, however differing as TO 81 other men,
raon ub ic and political question:, VIC are unahi-
"a IN Che belief that your public and private career
. lsen governed by the dictates OF patriotic heart
jLrliisut inelcct-alike devoted to the prosperity
> 10 the preservation Of the union OF our common
sghiry.
M. EytRfTT, in reply, said that be fet greatly IN
vsd 10 the Mayor and citizens Of THU great aotrop-
(. for Tie honor and friendly feeling entertained
..sfd him a. Manifested in this reception. He had
"a 10 New-York az private citizen and to perform
gys;e dnty-tO address great mercantile As'ocia-
"a. lie did lot expect TO attract attention. He con-
lred this reception one Of the happicst c7onts Of
q. lie. He would have TO part with his friends here
.,, bat in leaving lie would carry with him feelings
,l,t be could never forget. In conclusion, he wished
.e Empire City all prosperity, and he should ever
ray TO HcsV On that she might prosper ia all her on
UPriSes.
At The conclusion Of this ceremony tie door were
lusn open, when Mr.. Everett was visited Bye large
rvuber Of citizens, whom he shook hands WITH
About O'Clock the distinguished visiter Was -'"rted
10 ~ hotel by the Committee.
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WIDENING READE STREET.

The Committee on Streets Of the Board Of Council
Ren held meeting yesterday afternoon in the City
Library for tho purpose of hearing parties interested
the opening Of Reade street the north EIDE from
Broadway 70 Hudson street. Councilman Van RtrER,
Chairman
The petitioners say "thcy believe tina. the hns
ness interests in that section of the city render the
widening Of Reade street from Broadway 70 Hudson
street highly desirable and necessary; that mo-t OF
the buildings on the north side Of Reade street are
IN dilapidated condition and of a very Inferior
Character
Mr.. X. l.. STEWART made few remarks sgsins, The
proposed widening. He thought il was tho mos! ride
gOus movement ever brought before the Common
Council. The Improvement lsocalledl was not needed
md he Thought that the widening Of these two blocks
sss only preparatory movement toward widening
iAe street down to the river. The widening WSs uh-
aled for by the commercial interests on that side OF
lie city, and the move was doubtless made by a few
opey hodcrs aud spectators who desired 20 extend
heir s,ores through from Chambers street to Rcade.
MI. McCURpY spoke in favor Of the projected inn
pavement The matter, he said, had now been before
Ne Common Council some weeks, and 1t was necessary
hat the matter should be settled immediately a. per-
having contracts for building were obliged to su,-
END their business.
The Committee determined to hear further remarks
a the subjes, and accordingly adjourned tH next
Nrdn( sdRy ar. d. III.
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DIE d.
Tp,,,.x M,rh 4 M, CHARLya

aRNOIp-In lhi. city, on Tuesday March g. Mr. CHARLES
ARNOLD, OF the dm Of psdeltord Fay Co. ssvslbaA
tho residence Of his brother, T. H. Arnold, No -
Joacircn street. Brooklyn THURSDAY eth at II o'clock
A. m The ati,es and friends invited TO stisnd
BOSTWICK-On Wednesday, March 8, MINNA H., youngest
laughter of Dr. H. BostwieS. - .
fun, cm the residence Of Der father No Is East Tefh
street Of Broadway Friday morning March
ia II o'clock, withou, further invitation.
IINTER--n this city. Tuesday, March Lieut. CHARLES
The funeral viii take place from Trinity Church today
occk The cuds o. deceased respectfully invited 10
attend without further invitation. The remains VIII be IN
tered "a Greenwood Cemetery.
MANSElELD-On Sunday morning, Msrch after lingering
illness II. 4. MANSFIELD In tho seth year OF his age
The friends tho family the Fire DE psrtnent
fully attend his fur ers from bslste residence With
further invitation, Thurrisy afternoon 81 ocock
will be performed at st. Stephens Churvh.
corner of Chrysiie sId Droome streets
MANsFIELD--On Saturday, March 1850, Mr.. HfNRf y
MANSFlILD
The Rerresentees Of the NowYoik Fire Department
specifically requested 10 attend his funeral from his late res
$50 Pearl this day, at ocoCk without
further notice. JOIN GiLLtLAs, Secretary.
Te members o Marshall Division No II s. OF T. requested
their Hail. this Thursdsy, at o'clock IA 10
ray he last tribute Of csrcci 10 our lsie Brother, r. r.
fIirry 5 Mansfield. BY order OF the Division 49,
i. fOs1Lk, X. \ y. NhfV, w T.
MUssEN-on Moody the 81 inst, ROBERT mUssEs.
agCd
Fpnrrsl iiom No SO2 Iinh street The body uttered In
She Cemetery Of the Iverntens.
TUOMAs--At Centervile BERGEN Point Tuesday Msnch
4, the Rev. GEORGE THOMAS, sged 70 years 49,
The eId Of the family gro respectfully invited 70 attend ne
eTa this Thursday afternoon a. SOccek nom ms M
y. Church, Cebtervile.
WINDELL-In Brooklyn. Tuesday. Msch Z. SARAH
MfNTURN, daushtr Of John erd Catherine Wendell
The relatives friends Of the emiy respectfully invcA
from father ClsssoB snd Oates
Avenues, without further invitation
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

-slGvUFh every ssns,hle ma, m n, room rsust zee
~ n'ly o. Bro Va1 Ripe ys. 4, Re did rot wish
shy nEs" with 20 sctiye brother, be would
withdraw Ms no!i,n 20 "i4y over" lie eSered liz
preroea'ive over Bro. Wheee- however. by telling
BIN r. to PH' Bro. Van Rpers motion bat to take
lie q lie meeting upon tic simple question Of
Adjournment. Though Bro. Van Riper fosmed. Bro
Wiee'er obeyed Jet tie Council voted not 10 al
journ. The Brothe-s Aikfs awhile onger gave few
no:ict q interest 20 n-ne but theDssl =, and on
renew ~ u the attempt to adjourn She motion pre-
vailed. THUS ended short but Interesting session.
On hi way home reporter learned thai Bro Elias
Combs. The temporary Chairman O. the Tenth Ward
Fillmore Club. was escorted. from porter-house on
Saturday evening by female committee If one; and
The Bro Stephen 1horn. while sct,Dg rs an escort II
the same brother on Friday evening and while
ing ont OF place the corner Of the Bowery and
Grand street was furnished By some kindly disposed
person. in that neighborhood with pair Of blue
runed goggles to aid him in cropping hi WAY amid
the Danger Of nocturns passage 10 the residence Of
Isgo Comb, riei il about lindsay eft.es0vsc b'Oct
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sFcOND BOARD.


There has been fair amount Of business done mt
lie Stock Board to-day, but the market was weak,
and there was considerable disposition to sell. The
present appears 10 b. one Of those uls which fire.
auepty occur in the Stock Market when parties who
have bought lower aud realized are waiting for the
market TO fall to cone in again. further decline o.
ono or two PER cent in the leading sncee assuming
hat there Il no change in tho Money Market, would
doubtless cause new purchases and q new upward
no, snent The operators for q fail are using
for their purpO.es the position Of the questions be-
tween this country and England and the probabilities
# q more stringent Money market, under remover
q specie SHIPMENT bit the effect has not ss ye' been
marked Erie after touching "a, closed at 50. The
receipts Of February about $4,000, and March
shows an increase per dieu. Reading was heavy and
el,sed at 9lA. Hudson River wss steady
At 3il. Central 99l. Harlem vas heavy. Cum
berlsnd continues 20 decline and sold at 23t.
although the rurnoTs still current that there 10
a corner in il. Nicaragua fell back from The
prce touched yesterday 10 eel, sferwsd reo"seses
20 o. and closed 2si. In Western shares the DUST
meas Is to moderate extent, and prices are soeo' -
before, bs, With dswpv%a tssdseoy Ta' 9s'Ar
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
BOARD OF EDUCATION.

The Board OF Education held regular meeting lest
,enipg, ANDREW j. GREEN, President, in the chair.
1e monthly report Of the Superintendent Of Schools
q presented and ordered to be printed. A ccmmu-
alton from the School Officers Of the Twentysecond
Nd was presented by Mr.. Shannon, asking permi5-
and SchOol-Houses. The communication from
A. school Officers of the Ninth Ward, declaring
can't the seat Of Abraham T. Dater, late Trustee for
4 Ward, wGs referred TO Committee OH Elections
. Qualification.
ne report Of COMMITTEE on Repairs, favorable 10
!, and specification for the alteration Of Ward
tOol No "a, aud authorizing the School Officels Of
seenth Ward TO advertise for proposals for making
"a alterations, was adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Supphcs, T. appro-
ate SIC, 600 for supplies was adopted.
The report Ofthe Finance Committee on thu petit
al VIM. Ii. RhOades was adopted.
The report Of the Committee on Supplies, favorable
gsAerng and repairing Ward School No ~, seventh
lUd, was adopted.
The report OF the Committee on Sites and School
;mses. approving the plans aud specifications for
Yard School No. 20, in Tenth Ward, was adopted.
The rerort OF the Finance Committee in favor Of
,troying tho contracts Tor rebuilding Wari School
c 10 was adopted.
b, Finance Committee reported resolution
nknr appropriation of SIS 600 for salires. Adopted
The Coinmittte on Elections and Qualifications
reported IN favor Of appointing Alien ). Church and
Fnncis b. Guest Trustees Of the Twenty-Second
Ward.
After the transaction Of some further businc -, the
hard adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06

NIDNYsDAr, March Nd BARKtE, P1eSidenI !"
the chair
PGdioHS-Ot largo number OF persous Tor cOrfec-
ton src remission q Of Richard Gambling snt Corneu.
I. Ackerrsa Policemen, 60 have certain reisnded
which hsd leen deducted gn iho.r gay Poiceen OF ~
hsh'spts Of tee Seventh Nad, ssins against placing
The BAsnce DIy-D0ek n PtosiPRefeued to sFProIrse
Committees.
The President in consequence Of the continued ILL.,
ness OF AID. koscg. reorssned the Committee WbsTSes
Ples, ana Sips; temporarily appointing Adermen Corwt
Drake, sid Sleers
Reports doptod.-Concuring 20 pay $500 TO Vim.
H. Mathews .or services % Committees o. Reds saa Psei1
Uesth To deny the sppcson &c charrc the iecso- Of piers
No. ~ aau,rlrs ns,ts To Gil svstss ioS south EIDE Of
Snh sxcct esd the TentA and Hsrcats
Cleanirg Streff,-A.9' CLarer Ueye] II tsks the
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
BOARD or cOUNCILugy.

WEDKEsDAT, Mar.h 5-The President, BkSJa4Is
y. PIEcKHyT, esq, IN the char.--Afier the u.usl
preninaiCs the Hoard received aud referred the FOL-
lowing
Pet,fions.-To have Finieth street, between Fifth
ser graded To tase Seventy osb
srsoed ard severed Teeth aiso, River. OF
ADerce Intt,1e tor relief from tar ~ their properly Of
John cker AID Others sdTerse SLOWING the Ne orb
Balance Dock Contrary their dock 10 Pike slip
Of merchants Ia ss street. asking tbs souh kerv
stages change their route down Whitehall
from Bowling Green " South Perry and state street
Reso'HflcnS-Jo dredge out the slips Of foot of De-
isn-sv saa Broorne streets fss River Referred
~ M H. SNtIH-To hive tho and ice by the
c. StTeets ed Lsps from Grservi:h
d. the Battery spd Chambers street. Referred
The Committee Markets reported in favor Of allowing
GER ait NIL terry companies q dl IN vacant IN Essex
Harkrl.
A o'eccx tie Board adouru n.
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CT I Y ITEM s.

1ayoDOnE PARxTR', LzcrURE.-The announce
ment OF lecture by Theodore Parker will GIT the
TSbe mace tonight with crowd OF esger Listeners.
10 whom tie deeptoned eloquence OF that brave cham
p;on Of Freedom Is high Inspiration. The theme
which he is 70 d-cass j, one Of profound interest:
"1Ae Duty Q! the North in the present battle between
Liberty and Slavery" Mr.. Parker i sccgs oned 20
handle Tie exciting questions Of The dsy, both 10 the
pulpit and out Of it. and Away in exciting manner.
Lei those who lick Of the stale and ns pJ twadde
Of doughfsced o!stOry refresh Themselves tonight
w.iL the strong words ola strong man
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-03-06
THE EMPIRE CLUB.

nresponse to 8 call published in the morning jour
'a', the "unterr6ed" met last evening TO the rum
S Of sbcut one hundred and ffy, for the purpose Of
torganiring the Empire Club in anticipation o! the
'pproachug Presidential contest. Capt. Ryndors was
Unanimously elected President and was loudly chccrcd
n taking the chair The President was authorizcdby
lie meeting 10 appoint Committee Of from each
Ward 10 report lst Of officers for the Club. Aeor
'rSnsscting some other unimpoTtsnt business th Cab
adjourned
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LAW INIELLIGENCE.
eNrrEp srArxs olxcUII ooURT-M,-.s ,.--r...-..

JNTITD NTNTFN lTNNVTT : .
Judxss NkGsos ard br1rt
Jn,sS States AT. George Nlsea.
Tbs case came mp upon demurrer % The tuFisdotioe
% tbs Court The fscis vii ~ sensrbered ere ~ follow
TIE chcoie Fuora ley s7ebor Tor several days pos
b s IN Leg is,scd sera between City IN HAT lamb
Abcui Ck evening W tscn the hsrxest she1c
a seen pE'inE on alone ton tho sesss Of her ess.
he screeed sd purfd b. porscGs living ~
tho soseelt islands The mzerous of rsrpeebsQ
~ rh he had vh HIN snd hs evident desire escsps nss
suricsa violent His espots stsered for the E.dsgs.
but ber hey cached bcs sle down before sr sysa
Az vsrous uass TIA have esn esalea ton the wrst
hgi bodies have been on cd have Of her
been heard o. The aid. wbeu qetoa-d tAst tksy
ali sslor he sad put into Wes'oAssts~
jail ia see been indicted rndsr the Act Of CosSre
M,eh 2ts, lsot L. s. sat soJ whish makes tbs 10
sirnctou Of vessel br any 81 her capita cfe9s~
Ths rcnt sed by tie counsel fo the prisoner that IL
Ifsa states he'd nsicten the losss geo.
VI ich not within tie high seas which Aone we're
covered ~ the statute.
On DE one hand n eontsnied that Nab ssax~
eopa include 70 Places wthh the body O. cosn,y he
rr;, son OF State; the other that yncay
with sess snd exceeded 70 al places wtha whisa the ds
ehbs A.d fows 1Ns decision OF the Court 10 expected tc@
fcw (rhugstayA
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reros spprgsiaas $500 r eI-s1 a. th< ens SD zee
q srees fon Oh hlgi8 e tbe coprl'.se Is aid Con- a
uehaj re- ctej 10 report n1n T. tntr OIL sf,- y Con
ruitts9 &c difec' ed 70 report eu FRIDAY Dizrr.
issp<osors Of SesfTs-A report was Goa urred in 20
resrft forc eso a,on rslsys fusre-ic.s q sswt
The Bors-g Parerlsn,.-Ai. HFREIcK moved 20
Ae 81 The paper fon the table rsistite 10 tas "a Of
Ge B1wery a. rs The sans 10 The COaBtes Ia pairs
and rupps Ios usction T. refer Committee
Stesis calisd. s1d bs Board I'D, ourbsa 10 frt,y
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NINTH WARD REPUBLICAN ASSOCIATION.

This body met last evening in Blocker Building
Mr.. Charles s. Wright presiding The object OF the
meeting was 10 take measures for recognizing the
Ward Committee, and for the purpose OF preparing Tor
lie ensuing Presidential campaign. To csrTy ont
he'e intentions committee was appointed "a call a
Ward N, citing Of the friends OF the Repubican csl-e
4 81 esrly day.
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laASe CLINE.

Robt. Murray, IT,, sgt. Richard c. MCCORMICK, 90
Motion granted without costs. -
Tie American Mineral Company at. khsssy Ssss-
gnau--Oru-r settled.
Mary Jane Tice, sc. at. Lewis 1icc.--Judgmenk
Of aiyorUe granted.
samuel Campbell ags. John Soiln. Motion TO con-
fru r-tcr denied, uilcss p'sio'if consent &c.
In the matter of the application 10 sell real estate.
Of Fd~srd Oddly, an infant as.-oEder granted.
Thomaa Smith sgt. Cannon, Ao.-Aotion grsateA
without coats
Before Juiss DAWES
George Ross, &C., act. Thomas Hastings. -Motos
change Isos OF al srshtsd Of motion, SIC 70 ssde
the event. -
Jane A. Bergen agt. Pamenu, johnson, ir.--h@-
re- o. nu,.sd