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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
'&tasp Falschoods Refuted.

The Portage Democrat of last week asserts
that Hon. DURBrN WARD, was formerly an
Old Know Nothing Wing, who hos come
over to the support of Payne and the Democ,
racy, since the fusion of the Know Nothings
and Democrats. Now there are fuOo base
and soichtdJ alsehoods contained in the charae
Of the Democrat, viz: lst. 1t is utterI5 false
that Mr.. Ward is, or euer UaS Know Moth.
ing, though he once wOs Wing; but upon
the introduction of Know Nothingism 10 that
party he cut himself entirely Loose from It
and has ever since acted with the Democrats,
and WINS by them nominated Tor Congress
last fall. Cd. il is contemplate, wicked
lie, that there is or ever has been fusion be-
tween the Democrats and Know Nothinps.
1t is true the Know Nothngs in some pats
OF the State support the Democratic nomi.
n"es, bat that is matter, they cannot, if
they would prevent. As we'll might W. urge
that becarse the Negroes support Chuse
therefore Chase IN a negro, and, in fact, with
a mnch better shpw of REASON, because that
is an alliance which Chase End his Conoo
brethren ardent'y and earnestly seeking
to bring abphr.
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nre.Iih and hI. Aavi., .ff.

Itappesri BY spstfOws Treasury, rsfsI.
cation Report that two Of the editors sfThs
Ohio Stale Journal, (SchOuIer snG p 7ItsN.)
have turned SiGiss evidence Sgainst Br, NStSh,
and divuIged What they pretend to are
learned from him whilst in his confidence.
Such evidence is always to be received with
many grains Of allowances; 1t may be true. or
il may be false-the latter is quite as likely
as the former. The fact howerer, that these
leading republican editors have occupied q
confidential relation to BresIin, will doubt.
lesa astonish democrats who have never seen
behind the curtain which conceals the true
state Of feeling that exists between band OF
bold, uHscrupulous, plundsring sehemers
made I'D Of men OF oil parties. During Bres-
Inns term of Office, his confidential relations
were exclusively with such men as Schoul.
er, Gibson, Hnmlin, Bowen, and other re-
pubiicans of that stripe, and a corresponding
set OF rnscals in the Democratic party. The
Ohio Slate Journal gave Bresln ready ac-
cess to its columns just as often as he had
wish to make covert attack on Democrat
that thwarted his purpose or was in the way
Of his, hackers. Even as late as January
last. Breslin wrote for the editorial columns
of the journal" and strove, in particular
article to which we now refer, to parry of an
attack made by Democratic paper on the
motives. whichled to sacrifice OF our State
Bonds bold in New York, last October
These facts exhibit what may seem to be an
astounding state of political morals. But
what we have stated need be no matter Of
great .wonderment. The double of what we
have. written would leave the half Of il yet
tintold.-NeWGrk Advocate.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08

The correspondent OF German journal,
writing from VIemna, under date of Septem.
Der 7, snysi "Last week, several futures
occurred here, as well as at Prague and
Pesth. The most inpor: r:,nt of these is
hardware establishment, with Ii .biities
amounting to several hundred thousand
gullderS, and having ext nsive connections
abroad. There never was timc-no, eS.
ceOtinE the years I847 and .Si5-w hen The
'oliuFes We're 50 numerous as now; every
day, one or more 1oUfpensious are anncuIhc-
Cd The worst is, an eerIy Improvement
cannot be expected. The Bank of Credit
has limited its transdctidhs, ana refuses all
applications 'cr new loans, g!fyTfg as the
reasons Tor such conduct, it1t 1t IS not N
a Condition to expand its business"
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o. The Presidents Of the New York civ

O~FThe Presidents Of the New York civ
banks have. issued the following circular:
" Fhe undersigned have been called upot
10 give their opinion as regards the effect
likely to be produced upon the banks of this
citY oy the Suspension of institutions III
neishOo,ns Cities reply that it is their de-
cidrd ,opni III that the tanks of the CITY ST
New York are in a safe ana secure position,
and that they can not only Sustain themselves
as specie p yng banks, but from the natural
How of coin and produce to this point, as
common point, soon be enabled to furnish
further and IN Dre efficient aid to the mercan-
tile community"
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
The way they practice EsetrencL-
llnesht.

When the Democrats went out of power,
in this county, they surrendered up the Treas
ury OF the people into the hands of the Re.
trenchment boasting Republicans with a sur.
plus of about $4,000 OF money in its vaults
while now we are paying Sylvester Huggins
$500 per annum, as interest on 81 900 OF
borrowed money, and that's the way the
Republicans practice retreachment!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
PHyne anaRn IBdePenPent Treas
ury, or Chase and Failing
Ranks.

An IxpErESDEHT TREASURY is the rally.
ing cry Of the Democratic party in Ohio =
The people are Oick and tired of failing banks
and crumbling corporations. Year after
v ear, the public money has been farmed out
TO Bank fSvorites, and year after year, mon
ey has been lost not by thousands, but by
hundreds OF thousands old ,llars What has
not been stolen by corrupt and vilIainous
treasurers. has been thrown away by improP
or deposits. The people are and will be
compelled TO make up the deficiency. 1t
will increase their burthen, until taxation be.
comes oppressive. But there is no other
remedy for that which is past. The voters
are not in fault although they are the suffer-
ers from these losses and defalcotions.-
There need be however, no losses from the
Treasury in future. The people have it in
their power to protect themselves from rob-
berry. The means of protection is the udop-
tion and establishment of an Independent
Treasury.
What manner do the Republicans pro.
pose, Whereby the public treasure is to be
secured! Absolutely nothingr They are
opposed to sub.treusury. They refuse to
take ground in its favor. BY continuing
them in power, we sanction the misrhannge.
ment, and approve the losses of the two years
just gone by. 1.-THE Republican ticket is elet.
ted, the money in the treasury will continue
to be squandered and distributed among cor.
rupt and falling banks, as it has been in tins
past.
Choose you then fellow citizens, Payne
and an Independent Treusury-or Chase,
and failing banks and continued losses.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
Up Boys, and at them!

The Democracy are being aroused all
over the State. 1t is cheering to the heart
of every good Democrat to witness the gIo.
rious signs that beam so brightly in every
quarter. Everything is encouraging-there
is everything to stimulate Democrats to AC.
TION. The old and young are now being
aroused, and all that is required for q BRIL-
LIANT VICTORY is a QUICK STEP and o
BOLD CHARGE! Up boys, and at them
"Cear the way!
Men of ThoUeHT-be up and Stirring,
Night and day;
Men of AcTIoN-aid and cheer them,
AS you may!'
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
ROOrbacks and Lies.

The county will be full of reports, put
forth just on the eve of the election, to de-
ceive the people, and prejudice the Demo
cratic ticket and the Democratic cause
Look out for these things. Regard every
slanderous report with suspicion until you
,re satisfied of its truth by incontrovertible
evidence. The enemy have already begun
their work OF falsehood and detraction. =
Keep your eyes open-watch carefully-be
yigilant and active, and all will be we'll.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
Cam any body Answer.

The question ia often asked, both by Re.
publicans and Democrats, how it happen ed
that Governor Chase did not ask Mr.. Kelley
to accept the appointment of Treasury ex
aminer instead of rendering it to Mr.. Den
nison or Mr.. Sparrow, who had but little in.
timacy with matters pertaining to the State
finances. Is any body able to furnish infor-
nation on this head! Was it because the
appointment Of Kelley would have been ln.
acceptable to Gibsonf
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A Sample Of Retrcnchmcnt.

The taxes of Ravenna village are about
S'S:y fur cents more or each $l0O, ofvalu.
ation than ever heretofore, being now 81.
s7,7 on the 500 Of property. That is The
way in which this economical Republican
party are carrying out their promises OF Re.
trenchment and Reform That is the way
in which they relieve the people of the op.
pressive burden of taxes under which thew
we're groaning W en- this vauntirg g, buast.
ing, hypocriticll party came into power
The highest levy in this town, while the
Democrats were in power in the county and
the st ate, was only about>$l,ls on the 500
and this the Republican stumpers uhd papers
declared to be oppressive and insliftrable,
while now under the direction OF these Re.
publican rctrencbers, the levy is $l,877 on
each 500, and yet they huve the aldacious
impudence to talk to the people about econ.
emy and retrenchment ! The people Of r..
VIENNA village have heard and needed the
frating Of these ubhcanae aemagogue ues for
the past three years. How do they like
their pructiccs, as far as they have gone!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
advertisement I

NEVER TO BIZ UEDs RsoLp-5O TO 100 per
cent lf.--L. v. STAFEER g. Co. will put
up good Ambrotypes at the following rates,
until further notice, viz: 81 90 style for so
cents; 81 25 for 75 cents; 81 so for 81 90;
So 90 for s. %; and for 81 so we will give
a SO 80 style and chance for gift Of as
cents to $40 90, as per scheme in another
column: Likenesses put up in any style to
suit and warranted. Now is the time to get
your family pictures cheap. TOct. 8, '67.
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$4,000.

Let every tax payer bear in mind when he
goes to the polls to vote, that the next Leg
islature must increase the taxes to be COLI
lected in 1868 so as to make up the amount
lost by Gibson's defalcation. The increase
which Portage county must pay, will be
about fifteen thousand dollars!!
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08

Another DEFALcAT1oN.-We had scarce.
1y rehIized the strange intelligence OF the
unlawful appropriation of funds by bank
othcer in Charleston, (says the Columbia
South Carolinian,) when we are astonnded
by an1'her repor, that w. H. Bartless, a tell
Ter in the South Western Railroud Bank, has
vamosed, leaving deficit in his account of
some 100000. We are deeply panied at the
extraordinary Intelligence, as we have al
ways considered such occurrences foreign to
South Carolina character.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
Appoint COsniEhIttees:

In every township, the Democracy should
appoint Committee6-committees for the
township and for every school district
These committees should obtain list of all
the voters in their respective districts. AS
early as two o'clock upon election day, let
the lists be looked over, and measures at
once taken to procure the attendance ofall
the absentess. In this manner the whole
field will Be Cleaned.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08

The LAST PANrc.-The last great finan-
cial rrvulsion was begun in 1887, with the
suspension Of the Uuited States Bank and
all the State banks: and ended in ls4O, the
very one that begin the war. Within those
years, 10000 houses broke, and took the
benefit ot the bankrupt law. Their debts
amounted to $4OO, ,O0O, ,OO-their assets to
almost nothing.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08

TIE MONEY PANIC "A perfect panic has
seized The Stoc k Exchange at New York,
and yesterday the whole list of securities
went down from l to u per cent. Virginia
IS declined from the prices of Saturday II
per Gent Mi,souri'o 6; New York Central
Railroad bonds IL, and the stock =; and
Reading 2; Erie fell ., selling ten cents oil
the dollar. :.
The New York EUtning Post says that
this is mtre terror, and nothing else.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
DemoeratEc Victory In Gallfaiirihila.

California; the golden State, has given an
overwhelming majority for the Democratic
ticket. JOHN B. WELLER is elected by the
largest vote ever given. All the other State
officers and the members of the General AS
cemby are chosen. Three cheers for the
gallant Democracy of the Pacific State!
Ohio will wheel into he Democratic Col.
umn, on next Tuesday.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
BYHART a s0mERV1ILE.
DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.

DEMOCRATIC STATE TICKET.
FOR GOVERNOR,
HENRY d. PAYNE,
OF CuYAHooA COUNTY.
FOR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
WILLIAM H. LYTLE,
OF HAMILTON COUNTY.
FOR SUPREME JUDGE,
HENRY C. WHITMAN,
OF FAIRFIELD COUNTY.
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
JAMES r. NORRIS,
OF MONROE COUNTY.
FOR SECRETARY OF STATE,
JACOB REINHARDb
OF FRANKLIN COUNTY.
FOR BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
.ABNER L. BACKUS,
OF LUCAS COUNTY.
DEMOCRATIC DISTRICT TICKET.
FOR SENATOR,
JASON JONES,
OF SUMMIT COUNTY.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY TICKET.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE,
MOSES A. BIRCHARD, of Windhdn.
FOR COUNTY CLERK,
ISAAC WILSON, of Deerfeh.
FOR PROBATE JUDGE,
LUTHER l.. BROWN, of Cbarlestown.
FOR PROSECUTING ATTORNEY,
SAMUEL STRAWDER, Of Ravenna.
FOR TREASURER,
GEORGE SOMERVILLE, of Ravenna.
FOR COMMISSIONER,
LIBEY UNDERWOOD, Of Brimfeld.
FOR DIRECTOR OF INFIRMARY,
DAVID JENNINGS, of Ravenna.
FOR CORONER,
ALVAN BELDING, OF Ravenpa.
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We have reason to believe that spurious
tickets will be put in circulation on the day
of election-tickets headed "Democratic,' %
but having some Republican names on them.
Read your ticket carefully and See that it
corresponds with the one at the head of our
column to-day. Look at all the names.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08

GAmong the curiosities which the
lodies Of Worcester. county have forwarded
tor exhibition at the Mechanics Fair in
worcester, Mass., is an infants blanket,
wrought d hu' dred and forty years ago by
the hands OF the mother of Samuel Adsms,
OF revolutionary fame.
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Choose We.

OEIfyou desire to have an Independent
Treasury established in Ohio, ahd the mon.
ey Of the people made secure, vote for Henry
B. Payne; if you desire to have the public
treasure deposited in breaking banks. or sto.
len by unprincipled scoundrels, vote for Sal.
mon p. Chase.
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Re IL Remembered.

Be it remembered by every voter, that out
of FIVE different committees, Gov. Chase has
found ONE man to report that Bresl,n took
the money. Verify, not Sparrow falls to
to the ground without his notice.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
Keep them to the Record.
The message Of Gov. Chase
The report of A fired Kelley


The report of A fired Kelley
The examination of Auditor Wright
The report of Taylor's com mittee-and
The actuol receipt of Gibson himsell-dA
show that Breslin paid over to tlio successor
the whole amount of money owing to the
Treasury at the expr .!ion Of his terra of
Office. except the sum Of $2l2C00, which
was lost by deposiling that amour; in banks.
Keep these facts in mind--for the Repub
lican Stale officers and committees must
now stand up to the truthruIness OF their own
solemn assurances to the public, or must
acknowledg ge themselves to have acted a
part dscreditoble to any but simpetons and
knaves.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08

GTThe jury in the trial Of Townsend, at
Cayuga, Canada have disagreed. He was
re-arrested for another m urdet, and will
have to stand trial.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08
MARRIED.

At the Paris House, in Paris, on the 24th
ultimo, by Brainard Seiby. Jr., Esq, Mr..
PLIMPToN STEADMAN, OF Chnrlestown, and
Miss RoxANA E. SToueH, of Ravenna.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-08

Tue candidates sbon our County
- Ticket.

MosEs A. BrRcHARD
is the Democratic candidate for Represonta.
tive. His occupation Is that Of farmer.
He belongs to the people Or de county, and
his sympalhies and feelings axe with the far.
ming and laoOrihg community. He is
pledged to the doctrine of on Independent
Treasury. II elected, he will vote and act
in favor OF the triumph of those measures
which will protect and advance the welfare
ofthe working men and women Of the country.
That he is competent, no one can for mo-
nent doubt. He has already occupied off,
cinl positions in the county, and has ever
been found prompt, vigiunt and efficient.
LUTHER L. Brown
is the Democratic candidate for Probate
Judge. He has occupied that responsible
position for three years. During his official
term, his duties were discharged TO the full
satisfaction OF the people. AS judge to
decide cases where controversy has arisen,
be is clear headed and impartial; as an off.
Ger called upon to draft papers, Issue letters,
and prepare and keep the Probate Records,
he is correct and Industrious; as q man and q
Democrat, he is incorruptible, competent and
honest.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
MAKHIEW.

RCYFET-NEAD- On Tuesdsy evening O~t ~ ~ the kev.
Edwin Cook Josspb N. Boyert to Miss Charlotte n
Mad dsrghier Of Joshns Meae.
westrn COM N.wburh end Norwsk papers plessr capy-
lOrk-LLTrING-At Lstiius Town Lors leland 90 raes-
a,y Get o. ty the bon Moriis vosdick County !adas
Qnesrs County Townsend Cock TO Jane D. danah~s ox
Jos. Lattirg esq.
Oct by the Rev Loohwood Joseph Y. Coffee OF thss
city Miss Gsy Doson II heyport, aornonih County,
M.
DE- FOREST -CROCKER-A Fairfield Conn on fosa1ny.
Oct 20 b.; the Rev Notrat Thomas Il. DE Forcst ts
Martha b. daughter of Charles r. Crocker esq OF Me fuss
pace.
ErFv-SCEFNCK-Jn this citv on Thursday. Oct. Oct o
by the Bev Cuyer Mr Charles E5ey aud mlss lus.s
sohenek daughter Of William SchcIck, esq, ell Of thhs
city.
FEOELICH-PHILLIPs-Ou Tuesday, Oct. q. By tbs Rev.
& NJ ,aacs at residence of the brides psreat 9ohSt
Fr.F,b eco Mics. ers H. Phillips daughter Of Afx-
.po,r Phllips esq ell OF this city.
EIIFs- EOBERTs-Ou Tuesrsy Oct A. by the Rev Il. u.
hn.s at the I.,idebee Vt the Hon s. kobest In Rome,
William l. Niles Of nselics to Susan H. kobsrs u New
YORK;
1bu,soby, oct s2 By the Rev 4. d. Byau. William ".
Ne~ York and Laura eldest daughter of JOAN
Palmer so, tf the former place
HFLPS-PeOSFUs--At VAstie. on Thursday. Oct IS by
r. Miles of Auseies Lemu.l II. Phelps TO C<eAs
r'ne NJ. PIo.sus. beth Il che former paes.
RIKFR-POWNE-At Fluships Long Island on "Wednesday
2l in 81 osorgs's Church by the Rev Caresutse
smith Slvsnus Riber If Newtown TO Hcsen dsughesr u
"slter Boene. oq, ofthe former place.
the residence of y brides fstber Cspt Stephen W wet
by he Rev G j. Paige Of Pscaatsssy. ~ J Col Wm u
Smith of New Orleans La TO blss Louisa West OF New
Ro-h.lle, Westcbe,t@r County N.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

APPRrHESsIeS or MoaE BURGLARS Two men,
giving their names ss Carrisso Palermo aud Wilism
Senaid, were arrested yesterday, charged with bur
ssrous|y entering liquor saloon on Broadway upoa
which the Sheriff had levied, and stealing therefrem
about $50 worth of property, which was afterward
recovered from house in Mercer street. whittier 1t
had BEEN carried Justice Wood, before whom the
accused we're taken, conmilted them to the Essex
Market Prison for exsmirs alton.
A wei known burglar named william Burke, aiss
Fatty Burke, was arrested yesterday morning in the
efcs OF Mr.. L. NJ. Lawrence, No Al romptas street.
Burke he'd burgiaros,y entered the premises fo' the
purpose OF theft, and wss overbau ing desks when
DISCOVERED. When surprised by Mr.. Lawrence,
Burke raised an al aud tnreatea,d to cesve Mr. L.
in twain if he did net permit him to leave. Toe
cused was taken before Jurt ,e Wood at Essex Msr-
ket srd committed to prison.
James Mcbride spprehendea yesterday charged
With stealing 81 from the money drawer a, tn,
grocery store Of Anthony Muhssn, No. 22l Fnst
avsrue, the proprietor ct the time oeiog asleep 10 tue
store. justice Wood committed James TO pison for
examination.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

MYSTERIOUS DTsaPPEARAScE OF CoRPsE-No
further been made in the stteT Of the
DO, ed dead body by MI Kennel in Prospect
sue Jersey City jus ice Bedford yesterday visited the 10
csty the BODY and made inquiries OF
the people residing that vicinity but could learn nothing
leading ISOLATION of the mystery II nov be level by
us1y that by Mr. Kennel drunk aud not
de16 recovered and walled after be hsd
paced bu. M Kennel s persists in the belief that sac vas
closely but hn hat from the msnnef in which the head sad
turned uDSir mposs bic FOR her TO have
been living Time M may clear the up. Az 1t
nov .tano Key there will be any further inves
testics
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

FARmlRs AND CnHESs' BAsK.-Ihis ie-thaf'or
re,unles business this morriog the ijurct.ots seo
other proceedings having been qis-hed by Jdose'
Bddseye ard Davies Bo.b Juo.et denieo the app''-
csiion tor receiver, declare tue ssuk to TO peeoiy
solvent, AID direct tie ar-enee-, Messrs. L'yt'o'
f'!o AID Anthony, ~ rtsss,sn the property VI re
tsI D. IT. Cd ers.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

Tnr GRKrsroIsr ceurrKuEuERs The csse Of
Joel Moore, charged with uaeriog ia se aud counter
fei. bills on various osnks taken up Tor nvsstga
bon BY Ju,tice Fisndresu, a. the Jefferson Ms'ket
Poboe Court yesterday of'eiDoop. E1,Jupics Ste< g.
art appeared as coasse! for the accused George W.
Bruce, Sergeant Of toe Severtt Precinct Meropotao
Ponce OF tire City of Bf,okyn, tesiied that daflug
the early ps,t of che evening Of the I'D OF Ostober
he, in company with officer wildey aud Rob
searched TIE premises Of joel Moore at Gr-eup Iiet
add found buried or seere:ed 10 the d,orysd Of said
premises seven g. bulls Oh tae Les Bank Of Mas.
ctnsetis, amounting to $5, wbicn said bills worth
less. The bids are OF the same description Is tho.s
previously altered and pubh.bed. and for assrios
which, fsversl persons have been arrested Ard
sss.sa Witses further testified, thst sAd biia were
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24

found tee up between stti ana piece OF the soc
~ An o,d .hoe or bcottbe piece Of eols having 'he
apreaspce Of hsvicg bseo worn in q marble yard,
f. the fac: tts, the fasc upon 1t Is the fA- as ~
ness bss sseu at The chop Of Mr. Moore. The bi-
we're found in the dooryard uIdeT tie limb Of toe
partially buried in the ground.
Al this point Of the examination tas case vas sd
;ouruec for further hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1857-10-24
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IsJuxcIIoS REMOVED The Injunction obtained
assnst Boboken Water Commsners restraining them
from proceeding With the Etd action of Psssac water u,o
Hobokrn beef removed IL sisned before Chsnceo
william Saturday last and decision rendered oa
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