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Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-30
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Every Day brings somsihlzIg New
NEW YORK
COMMISSION & TEA WAREH0UeE.

TIE SUBSCRIBER, WISHES TO INFORM
tic citizens Of Jnhnstown and the surround
the Arcade Building, opposite Canal Street,
where he is selling soeasat New York CITY prices
As sell on commission f6or cash only) can or
fer inducements never before met with in this To-
cality. My stock consists in part Of the finest
TEAS, COFFEES and SUGARS the market can
afford, together with everything in the grocery
line; an immense stock of TOBACCO, American
and Imported SEGARS avaried assortment OF
BOOTS and SHOES for Mefr and Bows : Ladies'
Misses and Children's SHOES; the best stock of
HATS and CAPS ever-bDught o-this market, of
all grades and siZes.s ,-or g.. er
ALSO, Wholesale Agent for tie sale Of Dr. J.
Hostettfr's celebrated Stqp.ach Bitters and VOLTS
Aromatic Schiedam Sciiapps. = For particulars
call and examine my stock.
s5- have adopted the one price system, SO that
a child can purchase wen as the most expert
enced person. PETER MASTERSON.
Johnstown, Sept 0, o,1S5s.-44--tf.
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ALL HAIL!!!ota
Something for the alinlon
PROF. WOODS ss4
d AGa aaSfgaA AfyHE.

U7E CALL THE ATTENTION OR ALL.
w old and young. to this wonderful prepa-
ration which turns back tn its original ec!os. gray
hair-covers the head t,f tie bald with luxuri-
ant prowti-rsrloyos the .nt,ru q, itching, and
oil cutaneous eruptions-causes continual flow
of the natural fluids and hence, II used ss reg
Ca. dressing for the hair VIII preserve KS eo'sr.
and keep is from falling TO extreme old age. IA
all its natural beauty We call, then. upon DE
bald. the gray, or diseased in scalp, tonse IL and
surely the young will not. as they value the fow-
ing locks or witching curf, ever be witkort H.,
It's praise Is upon TIE tongue Of thoH.anIs.
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~J zGE.
D. MDcrm.t No. liz, June Term. 1857.
Va In Common Pleas of Cam
L $ 5. ,sits Mants'mery or'a county. V'nd. EHpon. @
TIL; undersigned, auditor appointed to distri-
! Lutte the money arising from the sale of the
defendants real estate, sold on the above stated
writ. hereby gives notice that he will attend to
the duties of said appointment at his office in
Ehenshurr, afssthc hour of O'Clock. on Saturday
the 31st day Of October. a. D.. 1857.
PHIL s NOON, Auditor.
Ebensburg, Sept. %, lS57-46-4t.
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e q EMS BU II g A ND CREssOx
r A IL-RO AD
The Cars Coming
ETTINGER, ULLMAN s co.


THE SUBSCRIBERS. TAKE PLEASURE IN
! announcing to the citizens of Ebcnsburg and
vicinity that they have opened n large and heavy
assortment Of READY2NADE CLOTHING, in
sthe store adjoining the s.Iountsin House."
and immediately opposite the residence Of Johns
ton Moore. zs.asa.F
/ Their stork has been purchased at the; cheap
est and most fashionable Establishments in the
East, with view to suit the various tastes of the
country. Their stock consists Of all kinds of
sc DDS suitable for gontlslnen'1 wear. including
every variety Of s. a.
NeckercheS, Scarts.
handkerchief, Drawers.
Uundershirts, 1s Collars,
SO k s, Comforts,
Gloves Fins&Shirts &c.
FIN u r Ess OATs,
Over Coat.,
Cashmere d-Gassne.t Coats,
Monkey Jackets,
OF all sizes and price,. Fine Black Fancy Cas-
sinleEe and Cassinet Pants. Vest Of all Patterns,
from 81 90 to SIC, o,00.- -a,a
ears.
BOOTSs
and SHOES ssoin
| Together with large assortment OF articles tor
ientleu ems wear, not necessary to enunerate.
| 4 large and varied assea.aircnt of Ready-Nade
Clothing for Boys. Esrlpers .an5 others, wishing
to clothe their sons rish winter suit, will find 1t
To their advantage to call-we are determined to
sell good al tcle and at prices TO suit the times.
All the above goods wiifbe disposed Of at great
| ly reduced prices FOR CASH.
| EbensbuIg, Sept. Q, '37.--44.
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JOHN PARkE'S
JohnslOsyn Marble Works,
Franklin Street. nearly opposite the new Mstho-

dist Church, Johnstown, Pa.
% GA MONUMENTS, TONES, GRAVE
E6EM 1Nl Stones, Maitels, Table. and Bu-
E9JfEt. reau tops, manufactured Of she most
fstfkA ' beautiful and finest quality Of foreign
sE4CNs and domestic marble, always on hand
-a and made to order IS cheap they
- can be purchased in the East, with the
addition Of carriage. From long experience in
the business and strict attention thereto, he can
assure the public that all ordcrswill be promptly
attended to and the work finished in the best ana
most handsome manner, furnished to order and
delivered at any place desired. -
ALSO, Grindstones of various grits and sizes,
suitable for farmers and mechanics. Sold ty
wholesale or retail.
0CrFor the convenience Of persons rc;.iding in
the east and north of the county, specimens may
he reen and orders left with George Huntley, al
hIs Tnware Establishment in Ebensburg.
Purchasers are invited to examine stock and
prices. ~ [Ang. 10, .'57.l ljune 20, 1855.
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AMBFOGRAI'I!S.

lie also takes pictures On Paper. wlich san he
safely ty maj, to any part Of the 2l,,se With
little or no additional postage over tat of a COM
mon letter Who has not in far distant land.
dear friend who would not hail wit pleasure
such memorial.
AMBROTYPES and DAGJ ERREOTYP PES
also taken by hin, n style not 10 be surpassed.
Daguerrcotypes, Engravngs, &C., copied by
either of the above processes at moderate rates.
Persons taken after decease Instruction given
in the Art. fA "a age tt< = -
lie has large assortme-t Of rare and beaut
full styles of CASES.
.pictuIes inserted in Ilockets, Breast-Pins, Finn
GOT, Rings. &C.. in tht, best manner.
Please call and examine specimens. (sep. 3O)
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Aug. 70, 1851. l2-tf
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T~WDH-N0CE.

Sep, 1S-1m.
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PUBLIC MEETINGS..
BOARD OF ALDERMEN,

WrpNgsDAf, Dec. 9.--Ald. JOAN CLANCY, fresi-
dent in the chair.
Petitions for sundry objects were presented sad re-
Srfe6 10 Com nittees. number OF bits for hitting up
election polls were passed.
A ons.fsnce was decided against the opening Of
Ssye,th avenues. OF suodry parties against the re-
tsiniI wall Fifth avenue and 10 be heard before
. COEntee.
The kHgs Bridge Road-Ald. JAcKsoss resou.
tOn y,ev Ouily offered TO appropriate o. 100 for the
10 proverlent Of kiDg's-Bndse Road csins up uoder
the rule.
AID. TUcKsR opposed it, and expressed surprise thst
tbe AlderrsY Of the twelfth Ward should propose it.
AID. llEAtY I,oyed thGs as AID Jickson was Mt
rgssrIt Zoe matter 10 lsid over, which .risd.
Lht Sroggsats 1f.OI Of TIE feeanse DspartaeR,.-
I'D ke5PEDOs called mp th9 rejor;, az sbstrset Of
wheel -s have ~ 5jsteG, 10 reorrla4s tn f1nssC+
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Advertisement
ScRorrIA, SALT RHEuN, SYPHILIS,
ULcsss, SosEs and -. othe'
Diseases Of Impure Blo)d.
D 2 sr.g,ogp, fsoN SVLPByE Pow DESs,
.ra srpl, Ig - On.en: ride OF r. sta6oIds Ohve Tr
az Mutton T.ow SO.d e. No le stest sd a. D.sssts
TEr-a Powder. fer olive Tar ~ cents ointment y ceuts
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CITY ITEMS.

Tx WAITER If this was Summer, or even
Au,umn--,f by any possible mistake in the manage,
inert this is intended for September weather nste sd
Of December, enough said-ii is al right. But H. On
the cortrny we are to suppose such warm autumn
ike rain as that Of yesterday YVES really intended Tor
December, No have OILY to remark that 1t is entirely
ont Of sesson There no need Of hre only tor the
looks Of thu thing because, according to the almanac
il IL really the sesson of Winter ard as matter Oh
course il should be cold weather, bu. 1t isn't
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IA6yertisem eht-
Tsylor's new

81 my IAayertsenehtl II, r.,io., nsx.
The "REvOLT IN INDIA. w. $50 aSy Nov,
iarAIr n.h sr nlh -. a Of d.
pSsd upos bs ssse the ear ~ ss run Il s 10
b, r.pt.t.d ToHieHr for the tenth tr,e s1 =, ,hs
Dr.nla ofthe Gusn,KIR OF Moscow s"S S'''' " ~
"CAPTAS's Not MISS"
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fkaysytS.1esi |

DISEASES OF rue THROAT AND Lungs
Cured sy sss,ns 81 OiLfo sILk fL.srss
E,st-res viiE J. sr.'ros0's OLIVE ths.
Pits,e,s IS o--ts, Olive Tar 80 cent. D. we.
A. No IS stsfe-s;, sad BY al Ouss'st,'
S-sul sDiss from Iss.c v Fowisr Wni g. T'"nend
CO., GsE DUE onen. hid ElAsy other prom men; persons
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SrDpEE DYAIH.-Coronsr Perry he'a on - ~. :;
Yesterday the Eir,h Ward Police s'aier pm w.. ss
Gr Iersien var Dezee l..%y r.sitDs .. No ~ wes' o
rs.Itb street 10 died ia an apoplec t The
peas 'dsy evening vas Used s,a .d f.i sense
Is.s to the pavement. The Ninth Ward roree.
conveyed him to the Station House and ne ;st t.
BY Dr. 6rswold but Hied 81 10 o'eiscl bns =.
Cron.r's jury rendered . verdict OF dssh eJ s''p''
csssed about % years Of see
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LAdyeftlaeD e. J

Azure FOR INrLUEslA-T The :Lousl e. %. MAJ.
.y may y ss. s.a ,.a q n. .s,s.: "a
BAL ~ or uho :, 81. rudrr Hs so0kiss kB1seesA
= -. .sa;ns Us. sinss Psr1s n rs sTsSse'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

tn. ArtSlsvsry Fair which opened on Monday 81
Clinton Hal, Asser place, to be continued tnrouea
,h. day and evening. The prOc.eds are 70 Do oeso'e,
TO the aid of passengers on the Underground naf0AA
ard other Anti Slavery objects.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

ACCIDENTALLY DRowSED.-Jsmcs w. JonnssA'
deck hsId on board the steam tug Fulton yins ~
Pier No. 8 East River lost HE life on raesdsy l'gas
by Sssg knoehe overheard by the rope has Aeo Ine
vessel TO the pier. As the accident &C
several pe,scrs attempted 70 the deceased out
their efor;s were uuavailipg and ne sauk ana vas
dlovntd. His bsdy ssd rot been recovered Up 70
late hour last evening,
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BOARD OF CANVASSERS.

The Board progressed very slowly with the returns
,sste,day The Seventeenth Ward was the first taken
up Tie returns gave Temsnn three over our figures
Iba core cted table is as follows:
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EoR EUROPE Tho Africa sailed yesterday to'
Liverpool, with "a passengers. among whon were 81
Allan McNab ard family OF Csrsd,, sud Richard Il
Kmban Of this city, and several EOglsA gentlemen
boneward bound.
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tksyerisemeut

tAeVrr1semtut
RnFrNATIC and NEIRAIGIC PANS cease
When T. sTAFpoRD's ULiyE rAS lssppted.
Because L iD1sr.s ELs,rso NACNGrisN
Eor ss'e - No. ld sss.- 81. AID BY 81
DT1gsisiS . - seats bottle.
T-sthlor fIcIc tsore Law Simeon Drspcr, -
ReeeIl CosasD. esq anc nom any ether prominent fss
ssrs
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DEATH rRos IsTENPERAycE.-Coroner Gamble
held an inquest yesterday at No. Greenwich street.
Ills, who died from congestion of the braio. caused
by babitual irtemperance. The testimony OK the nus
band Of the deceased taken ard he stated tha or
three years past she had been intoxicated mos OF the
time. She was an Iish woman. and but 81 years oil
sge. A verdict in socordaoce with the above state
u en-, was rendered by the Jury.
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corRr CALENDAR-Tnrs DAY.

r.,ox III y,s-PART i-Judge BRADY NO. iotS
Iss Ifst 7sa 1870, $50 $50 1904 l4ss, .sz issi -
"iJudse IsGs 1HAs.-NOs. nf 70 1881, iaS' ~ ~
is sryEESr CoURr-CIgcuIT.-Nos. go, 1851 u.s.
as ga s57 S62 20 49, $40, oil, ss A., ~ t70
SUPREME CouRT-SPEcIL IERN.-N0'' '''' N'
SUPERIOR CouRr-TRIH Trsna,NsoHs' 7s 81 IA. N
no IN rs "a ~ e. e 3S 81 n ss -. az
eia ls, s7 "a SOS 5sl So the Geasfn y !: vsl
b. called throush or Sturdy n esn,os
i'' u Iss PS1P'iss STATES ?, D.sTcT COuRrN0a ~
50, 81, S. s. 49, 81 81, % nee 10 Nos. - ~, &C.
Carl S".ET !, 1919 . s. s. u, s.. 81 g, 81, sats'eI
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fAdveftissnens

rsrv,I FAMILY PREsESr.-Bay PRArrs
,sw,e u,caIs,.; th.y are vs-ran:rd 70 eve sans
i.e,ian p,r. sz 20 s ~ Csioes No '7I br's1"Hs' H.
NJ. lis Ws.hinstcn-st, Bostot.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

DIR. Belden, for many years past physicisa to IN
Eastern Dispenssry, las resigned.
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fAS,eftsss sest |

q eco Por..sHs Er Europa Nev-Yssr'e Presents
- fr n. o, ks~. 90 ~ irsss HoLsss,
peTUss sll.y No 80 BsosSv.y ~kUs The IS .ssl .ad
% tens fhs.oCsrss sIe Ests 70. The nai9sss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

PIcxpscKgr -Oficer Wilson, fifteenth Precln;'
arrested Jou1s fellow named WIN. S9'sb, a. % aus
ton ssle ia Greenw oh erect on suspcion 0, M,
hail,
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

Mtssrs Coohe & Merit No ls Bsskmsn stree
have 81 Mt us very irgencrs and coavsrisat inkssand
Of 7, dis Rubber. Itkeeps the ink Srrsus,ly clsan
.,d safe srd has Gil the s3vsa:Ggss Of the Usual
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

LApus UyIos AID SocKTI.-An adjourned anniver-
cary meeting of this Society was held on Tuedsy even
ing in the Hedeing Nj Church in Seventeenth street.
bet~ cen Fra. end Second avenues for the purpose OF
raising ford. to lqud.e certain laoiies incurred Sy
the erection of az asylum in Forty second street. seI
the f gtth avenue, FOR aged and INDECENT fe na's OF
he Methodist Church. After singing BY the cher
he Rev. Mr.. Hoyt OF hiddletovn, Co1p., on,red
prsytr: after which The audietce Was addressed oy
The Rev, Mr. Brown Of the Seveuth-sveuue Cha'ch,
Chsur cy ST after eco and the Rev. Mr. Waks! Of the
Forty third street Church, relative to tue objects OF
he Society and what had been sccomph.h.d 10 pro
ydirg houses for the aged AID INDECENT OF the Mefoo
dist per.uasion. A colls,tiCn wss taken up, and
morey otherwise rai;ed to the amount OF about $foo
Which with that subscribed at the previous seiog
len b,arce 800 more to be iu nedla.sy pfovicet
for. The Rev. D.. Is ,ngs, the Rev. Mr.. Crooks OF
tie Seventeenth ct. CnuIch the Rev. Mr.. Louusoury,
formerly of tie Church, through eont1ou-
iiOrs, were mads life menSgs OF the Society.
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SUPERIOR CoURT-sPEoIAL TrsN-Dec a-BesoEe Judge
BoSH
WiIbrsud We. Eighth Avenue Railroad Company

Case and EXCEPTIONS s.ttied ,.,
NigrAm GNCka
plaintiff moves 10 strke out DEFENDANTS answer -
hun l. Is not show Re nrtrle but the uovtnf shcAvs
sie facts which, would avoid the effect OF the ms'e
stated In the uswer Plaintiffs inioIsers OF nos OF
Which defend ant l. maker; motion dcned. He'd thai the MAT.
ter stated the proved ~oad compel pAnaus
move The bona fde holders before maturity TOT vah
h deeudsnt right require those tsets 10 o. sstse'
lsLsd BY jury whether true u not ne cannot neeeseAV
know and because does fully them, an ssver M
that cause net he stricken out sham when eses taat
IN. note was procured from him by gross frsad
Cromwell sGt. Peters Ct al ~
Plaintiff recovered Judgment 10 the City Court OF
Frooslyn from hch the defendant Peters sp ,eed 70 gu
preue Cout ard hich the Latter a'ned On tnN sps nc
p,eept Defendants signed updeTiskms and on tnss hs
scten i BROUGHT Since bousht appeal hes been sAeR
10 the Court Appeals and security gwen "oico stays al P
Ss5ipss on the udsmept Defer dans move 10 stay ~
IN this until the decision OF tna sppoa nse
hat there question 70 the sueiency OF INC ,pe.es
10 either undrtstg and no reason shown Tor pFoeeans
ills actor whsh would exist s all cases OF 40 ABp.A ron
similar iudsment the ton must be srsa,ei hnt the
pant6 elects he may discontinue this action without es"a
NETWORK SUPERIOR COLRT-GESEsAL TEsN.Vee' !,
SPECIAL ORDER.-On Saturday,, Dec. IL, ioo', ~
II o'clock NJ the Trial Calendar VIII be called through III tne
room in whh the principal Trial rms are held lot tne pays
of ,eectina such be tired within an noui oaSr
cases I'M te placed Special Caencar Thess cAses VIII
consist only actions arising contract aud orontnt ot
the money but o all actions teoe WITHIN ne
time above s,ed much of the sst week OF the december
Term be qured Tor the pnP VIII De W Ae
trial OF the causes O such Special Calendar .,-
D that week four will at for the trial OF actions
by Jury. , - ....,..t.. Of ..,.a. ,.hsu
&, their ord, from Special Calendar when they are as
p s.d of the Day Calendar viii be made up OF canses seS
nom m, o. n.,a Calendar commencgg al the place which
had been when the trial oil the Special Oseh@s
con
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-12-10

ARREST OF THREE BukGLiRs-Oa riesdsy night
Officers Hurley Steele and Anderson of the rnirtee nth
r.cinct arrested three young fellows named John
Richmond, Jeremish Flynn ard Francis Forester, on
charge Of buygariorsly entering the boot and shoe
.,o,e Of John Wln.lock, No 30 Tenth avenas. The
p,sorer had, vsen arrested shout 30 worth Of oO's
and shoe. in their possession, SUD- fscn apg sAsEess
Rad irs, left he fed OF tasir operations Tbs to
.,re conveyed 10 tie fFentsin P'seTcf snros-
Hc,ss s,d com uifed by me ofesr in charge 70 t1e
M Y.s.erdsy rnora;os sooa after eel csl. the
Son,.usn vss disps..hes n t,'sr 60 tie yriscsers
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About fortnight since, Mr.. E. II. Ho.chAis' To-
meily of Dubuque, lows, was L'res'ed upon war
rart, ifsued by Justice Connolly on change Of obtain
ing So co., alb ut year ago om one CIa'k, 81 false
representations respecting the pr pery aud profits OF
the firm of AttiI, Noyes Il Co, of which MIR. Hotch-
kiss was member. The case being Illed up for ex
amir alton, yesterday morning, the complainant, Mr.
Clark did rot appear although dull required 80 to
do, ard bis counsel Mr. Spencer stated to the Mssis
rate tina. he had examined the case fully, sad was
satisfied tina. no false pretepse fraud mai be,n com
n,itted. Mr.. Hotchkss was accordingly discharged
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o.c,e of ~, u1uoii ,s,y Ire cop, A.ors Of VIZ. y
up5ssd ~ By is.r eo0ouct IN rlacb tie prrss 10
t-c.n,y Suppose c.se II ecr ~ o,rruy
Ton On TIE part q 10 tDcsdusl u-mb :. - nuou
Courc q othsT officers 4 10 Ctr sv-rnu.s "a,
tie Couv SCI Of tie CoTPrsn bss ally bs1AYea the
In The PIP. h fore iDda,s b i've tha be os
coutsupls.ed ui ~ q kis Tea;
ofee and ven ke 1t tie Comblos Coroei c.y Be
sincerely Of pirin thai igs'o th onld inyove The
y able sxpue IN =. a0y resooAsc kore - al
tse an5 6ssd, ths; iscc. TO be tie conviction Of
rst, o'hs Who be susrced 81 any unworthy sss
% nLu.n-s tbsr pon Bui ,noush for IBIS sp-
o. a. 10 b. The Court below lad The power % Ia
rsr aTd tosi The evidence a he iscs on veish sst
shu interfere spch tht Il scy hsa go p'sssn.sa tos
jury s1c rs bad found he tAcir verdict vo1ls
oe sustained lie We q h. pn,'i bad been soAseoned
~ OF" Nv. % f't 81 tie Pft perry 10 De 800 hnas
now % co. which be c1o,et only sy Js1ea
irye.,Eior % ihe evidence jay ish haze oisi -
The below has AAt the lie property
,vsly afto Inc elton q BY toe II tbs
ou'ion Of the Copos;on the not aen p.es
consider ration Tbe. rsicfs nave o.srooked o.
.h- ral 'hcy h I'D b. MANNED DIV %
% ion upon them The form ofiho nd nsnt . 90 Incorrect
To. pay By the dccOdsnts shod have been
a. TAI as en- ing al delivery the 5c'eadAa or sns
In Cont toi them IL they u'tt feSe m Warmly deed
OF the pr from Al 1snees iexesDt eped
t he p'tsst ana with good TEE IN AL other sp-ets
Justice le bee. pTonste ~ uyns TIE
on Ter below 1 soains tire snd subsequent prosec9
aside p,yded the ttn'foer OF anf other TAX
PAYER DO NAV b. substituted in E place shan wn 20 days
frm notice Il the ent OF this moGiaed orcsr lie
,rsns plant Ax payer sfor or oths,sse on
bebf II hin , ara Tiers setting oh srsh ns,ers and
mskir parties and pyirg such ret 10 the
he nlsy be sdYised Ine tire, let the psnnn pro
e.eenss this seton b. STAYED sud spothr h 'es
shove provided for let he Plaintiff
BE- further STAYED until the final decision of the othsr sci "
he psud IN the suit give 'ecuri,y in the sun Of 80
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Nv he 'feGs nay fofrsy tben - 0e P,ics
Coty. In fev raoos sis be ,.turst With Redmond
CIR the c,ss1 tee bssiss ussSs their sses's oSlsg
10 he i1.seoT,y Of tie cells in ,tsa ,hs' ssi oess
p'se,s This &c, tss frst sseesd or third 6s-. ia
vhtb thieves ssd tiasr CT pI sis bsvs o. oseed from
tins S,s55I- uOU-e, ard tshooveB .ts Cognlssioo-
er 20 have The pe';sI sIanued isto. RebmOpi VS.
oJsy.ye9 e.fs-e Justite Tlssa-ss1, whc eonn'tsd
him to sssv.i ia Gsfsuh o. A. coo ~. Ths p,ssser
j. ~ y.srs Of sse, LSi'e Ct SSctaad All oys3s-
f,attr by trade. BE ssys tbs. rs mst F,yas sai
Forester OF ise soek heN lee Der yard, aad par
chased .oe soo.s OF them. &c yert 70 ne nsisa5o--
~, d where the lobS4-y Vas sO@sit,ed, vkeo boy
tos bn, tbs, Mr.. VhtIocks ,ts,s h Il pee. robbed,
az tnS, was the e. ., be kLe~ shCut 1t.
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Woods majority, o6c.
The Twenty Second Ward was next taken up. III
va ri. mann one more than our figures: