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The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

CtIIERIF'FS' SALE.-By virtue Of an order and de-
- cree sale to directed, and issued out Of the Hoa
District Court of the 18th Judicial District Judgement
rendered the 18th day of June A. d. 1851 in favsr
ALFRED JOHNSON, and against WM. ALLEN, GEORGE
FOSTER and SAMUEL JOHNSON, Tor the Of
hundred and seventy eight dollars and eghtytwo ecns
C$77SS2) principal debt and interest the said sum q
seven hundred and seventy eight and S2100 dollars 81 the
rate Of two and onehalf per cent per month from the
dition Judgment until paid, togethc with thirty nine del
lars and ten cents (39 10y costs OF suit and all aeeruing
costs for the sale of the following described property 70
wit All the right title and interest ofhim the said Will
liam Allen in and TO the Water Ditch Canal running
from Wolf creek to Gold Flat and known the Wolf creek
Ditch together with all its Reservoirs dams fumes water
rights of water ways rights members privileges and aP
purenances his therein being undivided two.
thirds hereoaso all his right title and interest in and
to that certain Ranch lying the road to Grass Valley
and one mile from Nevada Peck's Fiat, bounded by
McKeans ranch on the west south by the Grass Valley
road and the east by Pror's ranch, containing
hundred and eighteen (1lS) less and gen
orally known Iecks Flat ranch his interest therein be-
ing undivided one half part thereof with all its houses
buildings improvements rights members privileges and
taningaso all that certain lot OF Mining Claims situated
on Pecks Flat bounded the ravine known Feck's
vine by company of Frenchmen and running up the fat
TO the reservoir Of the Wolf creek ditch the west side "
the Sacramento road with all the members privileges and
appurtenances ways waters and water tereunto
belonging or in anywse appert aiming Notice is hereby
given that will expose to public sale all the above dsscrb
ed property on TUESDAY, the 2Sth day of July 1857 In
front of the Court House door in Nevada City between the
hours of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock F. NJ to the high
est bidder for cash. nov ..t
Given under my hand this Sth day of July A. D. 1857
S. w. BORING Sheriff
40.td Nevada County.
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NEVADA, WEDNESDAY, JULY 8, 1857
Democrats County Convention.

At meeting of the Democratic County Central Commit
tee held in Nevada, Monday June LIST, the following
resolutions were passed
l. RESOLVED That Democratic County Convention be
holden the city of Nevada Thursday the 9th day Of
July for the purpose of eectng delegates to the State Con
ventOn to assemble in Sacramento July 14th, 1857.
2 RESOLVED That the apporonmen ofDeIegates to the
County Convention be follows via One Delegate to ev
cry Democratic votes east for any Democratic State Of
ncer in each township at the last general election, and
one Delegate for every fraction of and twenty five
Democratic votes the Presidential Electors being consider
cd as State officers for the purposes Of this resolution
The members Of the Central Committee for each Township
being empowered to determn ewhethe the delegates shall
be elected by precinct or Township.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

CHERIFE'S SALE.-By virtue OF an order aud de-.
- OF sale to directed and issued out Of the Hon
District Court OF the l4h Judicial District judgement
rendered in said Court the l7thday of June 1851 In "a
yor OF JAMES I. JOHNSON, and against GEORGE RICH
ARDSON for the of one thousand four hundred and
ffysevcn dollars Isl 457 principal debt and intereOa
said sum of one thousand four hundred and yseven del
lars at the rate OF three per cent per month from the req
don Of judgement until paid together with twenty
dollars and ten cents costs of suit and all
ing costs. Notice is hereby given, that TUESDAY the
2sth day Of July 1857 between the hours O'Clock A.
NJ and four O'Clock p NJ, will expose to public sale the
following described property set forth in said order Of
sale to wit The premises situated in the township and
county of Nevada and State Of California the road lead
ing from the City of Nevada to the village OF Red Dog
about four miles from said city of Nevada said premises
being known as the Nevada LAUNDERING Companys Mil.
together with the certain Ranch Tract Of Land upon
which the same located said tract of land containing
nine hundred and sixty acres lesssaid mortgage
being executed for the undivided fourth part Of sas
Mill and tract of land together with the appurtsnaHsss
thereunto belonging, or in anywise appertaining.
Given under my hand at Nevada City, July Sth 1857.
S. w. BORING, Sheriff,
HOW Nevada County.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

FIRE WoRKs.-The citizens of Rough & Rea-
dy got up splendid display of fireworks on
the evening of the Fourth. A large number of
people from the surrounding country were pres
ent, and every thing passed off pleasantly.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

A MEETING OF THE CENTRAL COMMITTEE, it
will be seen by reference to notice, has been
called for Friday next, the 10th instant for the
purpose of calling a County Convention to
nominate candidates for The Legislature, County
Supervisors, &c. The Convention will probably
week in August.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

THE FouRTH.-A large number Of people from
the surrounding country were in town on the
fourth. The people will generally desist from
their work on that day, and observe it in some
way. AS no regular celebration had been pro-
vided for the amusement Of the crowd, few
fun-loving men, numbering between twenty and
thirty. and about half as many boys, all masked
and each one dressed to suit his own fancy, pa
raded through the streets of the town, and at
about twelve o'clock hauled up at the corner
of Broad and Pine streets, to hear read The
Declaration of Independence, and the Grafton
of Mr.. Belden. The grafton was quite an off
hand affair, and peculiarly applicable to the oc-
casion. The orator came down so "heavy" on
this kind of celebration, that the company of
"windy guards" took their departure soon af-
ter he commenced. He was frequently cheered
by the large crowd assembled on the spot.
We learn that there was no intention on the
part of those who cot up this celebration to
make fun of the day. Their object was to pro-
vide amusement for the people, In order to
keep them in town during the day.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

CRY FNANcEs.-The report of the receipts
and expenditures Of the city government from
May 7th, the time when the present Board OF
Trustees were sworn in, to June LIST, will be
found in another column. The receipts Of the
city government during the first two months OF
the present administration, are $500, 90, and the
expenditures during the same time, $673,OO be-
ing an excess of receipts over the expenditures
of twenty-three dollars.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

BUTTE Co. DELEGATES Primary elections
were held in the several precincts of Butte
county on Thursday last for delegates to the
county convention. There are about one hun
bred and thirty delegates in the conventions; of
these, thirty were elected at Oroville, who were
all understood to be In favor of McCorkle for
Governor. The delegations from the other
precincts have not yet been heard from.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

SiCSs:S..QNS.-sTATEo OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF
- Nevada, Township of Bridgeport S. In Justices
Court before j. B. johnson p The people of the State
ofCalifomia, TO j. s GIVEN. You hereby summoned
to appear before the undersigned Justice of the Peace
his Office in said township Thursday the 10th day Of
July A. D. 1851 at O'Clock P. NJ to to the com
plant OF VIM LEWIS, in an action Of debt note of
hand dated May 2st 1857 for the of hundred and
fourteen dollars and now file in my Office On failure
to appear and answer Judgment will be rendered
you for the said sum of one hundred and fourteen dollars
and costs of suit.
Given under my hand, this 9th day of July A. D. 1857
j. B. Johnson i
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

SAN JUAN DELEaArToN.--It will be seen by a
petition to the Delegates to the County Convcn-
ton, published in another column, that two sets
Of Delegates have been elected at the precinct
of San Juan. 1t seems that the election was
called for two o'clock in the afternoon Of the
9th. and that few men met at the time ap-
pointed. elected the five delegates and adjourn
ed. The miners in the vicinity were all busy
that day cleaning up their sluices and could not
leave until towards evening, when to their sur
prise, they found the polls were closed and the
delegates elected, Another meeting was held
on the first instant and delegates elected, who
now claim their seats. The names of the gen.
tlemea signed to the memorial are sufficient
guarantee that they have cause for complaint.
The matter in dispute, however, will properly
come before the County Convention, which body
alone is authorized to settle the question be-
tween the rival delegations.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

Cool DRINKS, in endless quantities and vari-
cites can be had at Tom Holmes saloon, Broad
street The pitcher Of highly favOred lemonade,
which found its way into our office yesterday
morning, as it were by magic, could have been
manufactured in no other place.
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TNSOLVENT NOTICE.-STATE OF CALIFORNIA,

TNSOLVENT NOTICE.-STATEO OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Nevada, SIN the District Court ofthe IAN
judicial District
j. C. ABBOTT VS.. HIS CRED1TORs-In the matter q
tie petition of j. c. Abbott, insoyent debtor praying
that he may be allowed 10 make assignment Of his
tate to his creditors and he be discharged from his debts
and liabilities in pursuance of an "Act Of the Legislature
passed May 4h A. d. 1882 entitled act for the relief Of
nsovent debtors and protection of Creditors and in pur
suance of an order Of the Hon Niles Scar Judge Of the
District Court aforesaid Notice is hereby given to the
creditors of said insovent to be and appear before said
Judge in Nevada city in open Court the 10th day Of Au
gust 1857, at 10 o'clock A. d. of that date to show
if any they can, why the prayer OF said nsovent
should not be granted and assignment Of his estate bs
made and he be discharged from his debts and liabilities
in pursuance ofhe statute in such made and
yded And 1t is further ordered that until further hearing
herein all proceedings against said nsolven be stayed
until the further order of this court in the premise.
By order Of the Court.
Witness my hand with the seal OF said Court hereto amId
this 9th day of July, A. D. 1851
RUFUS SHOEMAKER, Clork.
BY WM. SMITH, Deputy.
BucKYER 4 Hit, Att'y's. for Petitioner. 4o.5w
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

X. NJ MEErNG.-A meeting Of the members
of the Nevada county Council Of the "Ameri-
can" party was held in this place on Saturday.
About forty delegates were present, and we
understand that every township was represented
except Little York. A resolution was passed
declaring it expedient to revive the party. The
meeting produced no excitement, and few were
aware that such a body was in session.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

ODD Fellows BALL.-An Odd Fellows ball
came off at the Court House last evening, for
which extensive preparations had been made
The fashionable hour at which the party CON-
menced, and the early hour We go to press,
precludes more extended notice.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

JACOBS "the wizard" gave three entertain
ments at the Nevada Theater last week. On
Thursday and Friday evenings the house was
crowded. The feats performed by him were
nothing extraordinary; in fact he was very
generally set down as the greatest humbug of
the season,
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

SusPENDED.-We regret to learn that the pub
LEGATION Of the State Journal has been suspended
Attachments to the amount of near $50, O0e was
levied on the materials Of the Office, last week.
We understand that arrangements have been
made, by which the publication Of the paper
will be resumed this week. It will be published
by an association of practical printers, and ed
tied by B. B. Reddng, Esq.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

THE RAIN which visited us last week, VIC see
by our exchanges, extended pretty generally
through the State, and has done much injury to
the newly made hay, and fresh cut grain Of the
farmers which was exposed in the open air.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

FAvoRs.-We are under obligations to j. w.
Sullivan for magnificent package, containing
papers from oil sections Of the Eastern States,
received by the last mail steamer. J. E. Ham
lin, OF Broad street Book Store, and George
WEIGH, of the Pioneer Book Store, Main street,
also have our thanks for Atlantic papers, and
for San Francisco papers furnished during the
week
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

COMMITTED TO JAII.-Charles Duke was com
mitted to Jail for thirty days on Sunday, July
5th, for assault and battery, He was convicted
on Sunday before Justice Richardson, of Grass
Valley, and fined fifty dollars. In default of
paying the fine he was sent to jail
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

Rich NuGGEr.-The Columbian Gazette says o
piece of pure gold was taken out by q company
at Duck Bar, on the Stanislaus river last week
weighing forty and a half ounces.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

JoHN HUGHES of Penn Valley, who was stabbed
some time since by John Montgomery, died on
last Wednesday from the effects Of the wound
Mr. Montgomery is now under $1,000 bonds
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

DRIED SCoTT DEcIsIoN.-We are indebted to
Hon. VIM. NJ. Gwin for pamphlet containing
ihe opinions of the Justices of The Supreme
Court. 10 the case of bred Scott. g-4.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

nor sALE-A HOUSE AND LOT SITUATED IN OR.
i leans Flat adjoining the Franco American Restaurant
The house two stories high and well adapted for stss
and situated in the most pleasant part Of the town. and
formerly known as the MCMAHON SALOON.
For particulars enquire upon the premises.
An.4wK HUGH A, KELLEY Agent
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A nreetinr Of the Democratic central com-

A Meeting OF the Democratic Centrh com
nittee for Nevada County, will be held at the Court
House. in Nevada, on FRIDAY July 10th, 1857, at 10
A. NJ for the purpose Of calling County Convention "a
nominate candidates for the legislature and other county
ocers and ransactng other business incident thereto
AMOS t. LAIRD, Chairman.
J. RoIPE Secretary
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STABBED.-Mr. Foster, a policeman of Grass
Valley, was stabbed and dangerously wounded
on Saturday. He received nine cuts in the
head. We have not learned the particulars of
the case.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

DRYTowN.-This mining town, in Amador
county, recently destroyed by fire, is being
rapidly rebuilt
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

MEssRs. GoEDIE q 20. have established
vinegar mandatory on Spring street, near
Rlasauf's Brewery,
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Ordered that service of summons be had in this case by
publication in the Nevada Democrat weekly journal pub
lished in said County for the space Of two weeks
Given under my hand this 9th day of July A. d. 1851
4O-2w J. B. JOHNSON, J. p
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MELoNs.-Sol Lewis sent us yesterday fine
melon for which he has our thanks. He has u
few more left at his fruit and cigar store,
Broad street.
The Nevada Democrat. [volume] (Nevada, Calif.) 1854-1863, 1857-07-08

TREASURE SHIPNENT.-The steamer Sonora
sailed on Saturday for Panama, carrying specie
to the amount Of 81 ,sT1 ,906.
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NTOTICE.--ALI PERSONS HAVING BUSINESS W1TH
IN Public Administrator have the ATTENDED 70
by calling at the Office W. II. MARTIN who is auhorisea
to act for me during my absence
f. II. NICHOLSON, Pub. Admir-
4o-4w Nevada County.
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Personally appeared before Notary Public in and for
Nevada County H. ADAMS wife Of p. ADAMS to me
known to be the person described and who executed or
made the foregoing declaration and the contents thereof
being FIRST made known to her examination apart from
and without the hearing Of her said husband she ac
knowledged that she made the same freely and VOLUNTARILY
for the uses and purposes therein named
In testimony whereof hereby aHix my signature and
seal official this Sd day OF July A. 1851 in Nevada Ctv
40-3w j. l. CALDWELL Notnrv puh;c
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Bv Te1esraPh.
sacromento nominations.
SACRAMENTO, July 7th, 8 L. M.

SACRAMENTO, July 9Th, 8 Z. M.
The Convention has made the following nom
nations:
Sheriff-Dr. Manlove.
Co. Judge-HOrace Smith:
Co. Recorder-Joseph Madden.
Clerk-W S. Long.
Dist. Attorney-Robt. S. Morrison.
And still balloting for other candidates.
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CTATE OF CALIFORNIA. COUNTY OF NEvA.
- DA Ssh. ADAMS resident Of Nevada CITY and wife
OFF ADAMS hereby declares that she intends 10 carry on
the business Of Restaurant and Hotel keeping accommoda
ting boarders and dodgers in the City Of Nevada and from
this date she will be individually responsible in her own
name for all debts contracted by her account Of her
said businessthat the amount fmoney invested in said
business does not exceed equal five thousand dollars
II. ADAMS
Subscribed and to before me- this Sd day of July
A. D. 1851 j. J. CALDWELL, Notary Public
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TOB PRINTING, OF ALL KINDS, NEATLY ExE-
d cutcd at this oOoe, -.
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BY WIN. SMITH, Deputy.
BucKYER Hit, Att'y's. for Petitioner. 4o-Sw
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DIED.

BRADY-On Monday, May H. q thort sad H..
nes.. Thoulss br,dy In the 5rh year Of hs age.
GAsSFRT-On Tuesd.y p,orpins Nav - Georsianns -
as-.r infant sh-r Henry L. aud the late GeossEBs
L. Gassert aged months and IA days
00ERCK-On Monday May II, Theodore Goeres, aged u
years
HERBERT-On Tuesday. May u Ann, wife Of John Her
bort in the 18th Of her age native b tho County Sligo
Ireland
LEEDs-On Tuesday May R Dr. Gprdon Leeds in the 5ls
Tie relatives and friends Of the family ARD respectfully invited
attend his funeral without further oteo. from bis lsss
Tesernce No III Second Thurdsy the 18th Inst.
AZ fO'clock p n
NEALEY-Adsins younges ghter Of Thomas and Manga
ret hHaly aged 10 months and dsys
hoORHEAp-on Tuesday Nay r. F,acs Anna daughter
Of James and Margaret hoorhesd aged years and days
AAsOE-On Saturday. April 49, at board the ship
Liverpool DR.. Charles H. Mason Of Saratoga Spring. New
forf sssc y years.
OSTRANDER-On Wednessy morning asy Is Of eonIump-
on Lydia ~s Of Isaac O<snds In the 60th year Of her
The friends Of the family invited sttsnd ths tuners,
the Ailenr.e, Methods, Church Friday ct O'Clock
PHCK-At Psrtche.ter New York, Wednesday sernssa
May IS TsmsDe Adee widow Of the late Jared Peck Ia the
soth wear Of her
The relative. Of the family invited 10 attend IA,
funeral Der late residence fidsJ morning 18Th int
10 o'clock without further invitation. New Haven Rail
rosd cars lesvs Canal. street Depo: 8. O'clock.
RooERs-on T9esdsy. Nay - MlIssd Fin,or- younse..
Of David and Rachel Rogers.
TuRNEROn Monday May H. Of decay Of nature in the ash
year 81 bic aEo John Turner Of tho lsts Gfn Of Lag
Tunnel Editors Of The No~York Gsssis and OsneF. Al.
yer.i.sr.
HE friends and tho.e q h sons Csar,. (.puty Street Cen
ni.oner ard Dr. wisn Trr ar respectfully isvitsd
20 send b. funeral FROM IL. late residence No ~ Lrssss
sEeuae. on THURSDAY tbs i<h inst, Of 0oook ?. g.
vfdoo. further In r'tatisa-
wkBse-oa s1si,y. ssJ 10 M. MAJ wss'f s-s
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MARRIED.,

JOHEsON-BARROWS-In Brooklyn on Tuesday, May II,
by tbs Rev T j. Sawyer Mr. Arnold B. johnson Of Roches
ter Mass, to Miss Harriet N. Bsuows Of Brooklyn.
MILLS-DARBEE-In Brooklyn. wednesday, May H.
BY the Rev DR. mcLane Charles Mills Of this city 70 Mise
Sarah c. Dsrbee second daughter Of Levi DsTbee, esq Of
BrooLJn L. d.
McAULLEN-BRADLf-In Brooklyn, on Sunday May TO-
BY the Rev m keegan Pastor of ST. Marys Church. fkos
Memuller to Miss Rose Bradley. both Of Brooklyn.
McDONAGH-slhs-fn this city, Tuesday evening May
BY %. Rev Charles Little Fianes j. AcDonssh TO Kate
Sims, both Of this city
sHANE-DUPONT-Ou Wednesday May s, by the Rev. Mr..
HiscOx, M w H. Shsue TO Mary eldest daughter Of g. W.
Dupont, ell Of th. city
sMITH-FURMAN-At Warren Ohio. on Tuesday morning
May the residence Of Frederick Kinsman e.q by the
Rev Vim. C. Clark Mr. Edward A. Smith 20 Mi,s Lsurs O.
Furnsn al ofihst place.
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. THE MAY ANNIVERSARIES.
THrRsDAH. NAY II.

Of the American
Bible Society will be held THURSDAY May a. beginning a. "
g H. DIR. Cheever'. church. Union square
Aneyieds Congregational! UnonTbe annual business meet
will b. hold Thursday May H. In the ectuTeroom OF the
Church Of the Puritsns. on Union square. at p m
The Collation. will be given the evening OF the day,
at City Assembly Rooms Broadway between Canal sud
Grand streets, beginning at " o'clock. ~ .
5mrioon Tenperaacs Can-The Anuiver.ary will be held
Thursday evening Msy H. The place has not YET been de-
isnated. -
Csst.nnio Celebration Of tie InstutiO Of tie Nee Chsyeh
Service Chapel In Eleventh street between Third and fouh
avenues IOt Social Reunion and Concert 81 Dodworths
Hall. No. SO Broadway, p.
Instfuor Of the Deaf and Dvnb.The Thirty ninth Amt
Church the Prtans Union square corner flteenh
street and Union place, 4 p. m. ,
American ABOLITION Soeiey-Publc meeting City Assembly
Rooms No Broadway, ~ a aud throughout the day
LadkT FIVE Points Mssion.-Anniverasry Academy oil
Musip. Y q
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CARS on SrNpAr.-The Directors of the Brooklyn
City Railroad Company have resolved to run their
cars on Sunday by vote of to t. The first car to
leave Fulton Ferry at a M. on Sundays, and con
tnue running intervals Of not less than 30 minutes
unit, 81 p. H. ct which hour the cars of each line viii
leave the ferry. As many cars as necessary for the
travel will be put on during these hours. The ar.
rsngement shall continue for three months as an ex-
pertinent II it is found to work well it will be CON-
tinued; if rot the cars will be withdrawn. Those IN
favor of running were: Amos u. Stanton seymour L..
Hustled, wm II. Carey, Henry c. Murphy, Thos-
Brooks, Alex. Sudwell, Purcell Cook Chas. c. Beta
s. Those against: Geo 5. Rowland, Fisher Howe,
Lowell Holbrook and John Kellum-i Absent: John
Schonck-l. This action is taken in compliance with
the wishes of many respectable citizens as stated in
the resolutions adopted at the meeting of the Direc'
tor.