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Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11

Trains will stop at stations marked ony To leave pa
sengers, or to take them signal being made.

Trains will stop stations marked only to leave pas
sengers, or to take them ON signal being made.
From Cleyeland-A trains connect NJ Toledo directly
with trains Of Michigan Southern Railroad for Chicago
and the West.
The s3i am, trains make direct connections with trains
for Detroit.
The s.85 am, and $50 M, trains, connect at Toe-
do with the Toledo. Wabash and Western Railroad, for
Fort Wayne, Loganspor Lafayette, Danve, Springfield,
Naples, Alton, ST. Louis. SC.
The s.3S a. and 80 p. trains form direct
tons between Cleveland and Springfield, Dayton and
Cincinnati.
From Toledo, all trains Cleveland with trains
OF me tleyeand and Erie road for the Esst.
The s4n m, trnin at Sandusky with trains
hurch. Ne. = ~ - - T'
,ne ~ am ana 51o pm trains connect NJ Sandusky
and Clyde with Mad River and Lake Erie Railroad for
Cineinnati Dayton. 6o 70 80
Trains also ennect at Cleveland with Cleveland and
Pittsburgh R. r., for Pittsburgh, Phiiaderhia, Raiti-
MORE sc. H. b. PHIL IpS sanr
once @. 4 T. Railroad, Tfs- x - -'.'F' -
Cleveland, Dec. ], 1857. tsa.l lssfa
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CAN EDiIepsy be Cured!

We think the following letter from respectable citizen
Of Mississippi will answer the question, and remove all
doubts from every unbiased mind;
GRENADA, Miss, June 0, 1855.
DR.. Seth s. Hanoe Baltimore, Md.-Dcar Sir; | take
great pleasure relating Of spssms or hts cured by
your invaluable Pills My brother J. j. Lyon, has long
been afflicted with this awful disease. He first attack
ed when quite young He would have one or two spssms
at one attack at rst but he older they seemed
to incrense likewise Up the time he commenced TAX
ing your Pills he hsd them very and quite severe,
prostrating him body and mind His mind has suffered
seously but now happy to say he cured Of those
ats He has enjoyed ue health for the last five months
past His mind has also returned to its original sprght
ness All this takea great pleasure In communicating as
It may be the means directing others to the remedy that
will cure them. Yours respectfully, &c,
W +. LIuoN
No person who is suffering from Fits, Lpnsns should
neglect sending Hancc, after this. for supply OF
his inesmabe medicine. His prices as follows; one
box 60; two IS; twelve, s24sent by mail free, on the
recent of remittance Address Seth 8. Hanec, los Bal
tin,ore street. Baltimore, Md.
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ayyhat Wood you've Dldp,

We remember good story of the exploit
of "gemmen" of the African persuasion,
away down East, which illustrates admira-
bly,, the position Of large portion of the
Democratic press at the North. In ono of
the smaller cities of Massachusetts, the col
ored population held meetings TO discuss
the propriety of celebrating the anniversary
of West India Emancipation, August lst.
At one of these meetings, a very conserva-
tive "gemmen" was much surprised to see
some of the stair sex" rising and taking
part in the discussion. After two or three
of the sisters had "freed dar mines" on mat
ters under debate, he sprung up in great
ly excited state and addressed the audience: :
"Feler citizens Eff I'd a spose' dat de
ladies wood be p'mitted to take part in dis
we're scnssion-(sensation -ef I'd node
at the ladies cud jins in dis ycrc debate
(all ewes were turned on the speaker)--ef
I'd bleeqed for one momunt, fcller citizens,
Fat the feemail sect wood dar to raise deir
voice in dis yere meetin', Pd-feller citizens
--(Wotl wot wood you've did, ef you'd
node it :" shouted two or three Of the strong
minded sisters, as the whites of their eyes
flashed on the speakOr) l Scratching his
wool) I'd breng my 'oite along acid me "
and the poor fellow thereupon subsidized and
"drapped" quietly ont of view
The Douglas wing Of the Democracy
have already created the sensation. They
have already planted themselves and said,
"If for one moment they had believed that
a pro-slayery constitution could have been
crammed down the throats of a majority OF
the people against their will and all eyes
are turned upon them.
We watch with interest for their reply
when asked by tho Southern termagants,
"Wot wood you've did eff you'd node it,
Toledo Blade.
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MASONIC.

Fremont Chapter No. Ga, Royal Arcl
Masous, of this place, held its annual elet
ton on the evening of the 4th inst, and thu
following persons were selected as officer
for the ensuing year.
High Priest-L. CANFIgLD;
King-WM HAMER;
Scribe-E. F. IIAFFoRD;
Capt. of Host--C. DoNcYsoN;
Prin. Soiourncr--J. F. r. SEBRINd;
Royal Arch Capt.--M. GUsDoRr;
Treasurer-I. NJ. KEELER;
Sccretary--G. w. STEELE;
Gr NJ. Sd V.-N. CRANDALL;
2l "-WM. S. RUSSELL;
lst "--J. DoNcYsoN;
Guard--JouN MAIN.
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We have n few words now for our patrons
who feel Interested in our prosperity. We
have set up housekeeping on our own hook.
Have got little home of our own, and if
our friends should feel concerned for our
welfare so much as to pay the little amount
standing against them, they will receive the
grateful thanks of the editors household.
If you cannot pay us the money we will
take almost any thing that will do to eat
drink or wear. We will not be particular
in specifying our wants. If you have moth
ing but money, we will take it at par
New Years coming-who'll make us happy
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11

A SAD FAcr.-Ata a meeting held in N.
Y. City, last Friday TO devise ways and
means to relieve the poor unemployed wo-
men, that apostle of benevoence, Rev. Mr..
Pease, Of the Five Points Mission, stated
that over so girls who were thrown out
Of employment by the operation Of the
panic have been compelled to follow the
business of prostitution in order to save
thciu from starvation, and that the number
Of abandoned women in that city is be
tween 10000 and $4,000.
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The Mormon troubles.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 6.-An express passed
through this city yesterday, with dispatches
from Col. johnson for Washington.
Gov. Cumming and the other officers
were determined tn get into the Lake City
il possible. The Mormons had determined
on resistance to tho entry of either military
or civil officers, In skrmish between AL
exander's troops and the Mormons three
fourths Of the latter were captured,
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Speciai Notices.
a MedlcnI wonder.

We are assured that language can portray 'e nv
diare and almost miraculous change oeeasionou :.
Robacks SCANDINAVIAN Blood Pills and bioo' fs'lue' =.
per,ou. diseases, whether broken down ey seNness o
weak by pa.ure, the unssruns and relaxed system "
once recruited and renovated The Medicines
fold action. They purge, purify anu s'rens,ne' ~
ssars,i Dcb,lity bilious Complaints, and Intermittent
rs~sr In fact there to be kind Of aiment to
heh thoy arr not adapted Dr. Rotacks advertisement
. an nppeai 70 common sense, which all who need medical
treatment would do we'll 20 read. 45w4
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Notice to Tax PAYERS.

For the purpose of accommodating any
persons who may be unable to pay their
taxes during the day, | shall attend at my
office every evening of the coming week.
A. D. DOWNS, Co. Treas.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11

Mr.. Tiemann's majority for Mayor of
New York over Wood, is 1891. In 1855
Wood was elected Mayor by 9,292.
The Metropolitan Police system was
perfect success, and to that body of men
does the city of New York owe its present
doliverance from Wood rule.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11

Amour RIGHT.-The Providence Jour
nal thinks that if President Buchanan
should send Gen. VIM. Walker to cha ,tise
the Monnons, q great public benefit would
accrue. Then every well-aimed bullet, on
either side, would do the country good SER
vice,
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11
8rsmont AonrnaI.
local an0 1GisceIIaneOus Mattets.
Hanks.

We have the most beautiful forms Of Deeds, Mortgages
Quit Claims and all kinds of Justices and various other
Blanks for sale at all times at the JouRSAL oyFuE.
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The RELIEF Festival.

The Ladies' Relief Supper came off last
Thursday evening with great eclat. The
attendance was larger than at any previous
festival. Every thing passed off pleasant
". The receipts amount to $ll2.
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tn POETS.

We will furnish the Journal and any Of the Three
Dollar Magazines 1855 for the best "Carers Address
from $50 to 200 lines to be handed in by
the oath instant.
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car TImo-Leaving Fremont

ootNo EAST, GOING
Fremont Accom-. 730 AN Mall and Chic Exp l205 pm
Mail and NY. Exp. 6.3o PM
tF Persons desirous Of going west will observe there
is now but train day
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our ADVERTISERS.

Z" Ne that in the Norid poHid rise,
Must RRAp THE NEws and ADVERTISE !"
Vendue--Bradner Ferguson, Sale OF Real Estate.
H. Everett. Administrator.
DR.. TUBB's January appointments.
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.Job Printing.

All descriptions Of Job Printing neatly and expedi-
tousy done and on reasonable IL you desire
such work call at the JouRNAL OPTICS.
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Yonnr Erem,s Lyccum,.

The Young Mems Lyceun, will give an
exhibition at Brcharl Hall on Wednesday
evening next, 10th inst.
They will present an original Tragedy,
outitIcd the "Defence of Fort Stephenson" !"
1t will no doubt be an interesting entertain
mont. We hcspoak for them full house.
re- The proprietor of the Croghan Ati-
eneum annouccs an entertainment for this
evening consisting of a Drama entitled "The
Seven Clerks, or, the Dcnouncer;' Violin
Solo; Comic Song Fancy Dance; TO con
clude with the laughable pautomime enti-
tied "The Cobb!er" Mr.. CLELAND has
been at considerable expense, and we hope
that his efforts will be crowned with success
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11
Ayer,s Cat,ar.le Pills--l,Lii. lLat are PilIs.

Prof HAYES State Chemist of Massachusetts, says they
the best of all pills. and annexed arc the men VINO
tify that Or. Hayes knows:
IA. J. GARDSER, Governor Of Miss.
EMORY WAsHaURS Ex-Governor of Mass
SIMEON BROWN, Lieut.. Governor of Mass,
E. WRIGHT, Secretary of State or Nass.
4Jons B. FITZPATRICK, Catholic Bislnpo itoston.
Prof JoIS TogREY, of the College of Physicians and
Surgeons New York City. - 80,
Dr. C. T. JACKSON Geologiat OF the Public Lands oil 'he
1-,.ita adj GinIn
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SanduSky County Bible Depository,
A t Garfield 4 Brothers Hardware store,
"A OSCAR MITCHELL. Depository.
FARM FOR SALE.

GOLD PENS, splendid lot for sale
~ very low,at McCULL0CHS.
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AttachInent.

Attachments.
John D. Mugs Plaintiff b. fore Charles g SHUTS J. P
vs.. ! York Township SandEsky
r. Policy, Defendant County Ohio.
an the An day Of November A. D, 1871 said Justice Is
sued Az order Of attachment In the above action for
the sum Of $40. J. II. MUGG, Plaintiff.
York. Nov. ., 1857. 42ws
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And the whole we'll fenced. good House, Well &c.-
Terms reasonable. Possession given Immediately. For
further particulars, inquire of C. N. DEAL,
Fremont, Oct. 80, 1857. 40H Ohio House.
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11

to- rhe greatest preseaiive Of beauty known to mod
ern science Professor Woods Hair restorative and Cos
mctic Among the most important features OF female
beauty uxuriaut head OF hair aud fine compiexion
both of which shoudbe guarded secret treasures, for
either may be lost by neglect preserved ty the use o
the named article; delay is dangerous We seldom
undertake. edorally to endorse what are called liar
Restorative knowing full well that tie great majority
of such preparations entirely worthless Exceptions
there are nevertheless and among thcsc we have never
hesitatcd express conviction that article known
as "wouds Hair Restorative" is entitled toa proud pre-
enence. This article has told its story in number
iessinstanccs prcmatucly gray and bald heads and the
certificates in rgad to its Amazing efficacy have been alike
numerous unsolicited aud emphatic. When Senators OF
the United aud others OF the highest standing soci-
ally and politically openly declare that "Wnods Hair Re-
storave all and than alt pretrnis to BE-, can
not do otherwise than believe them The article can be
had 1t all our Drnggiss. See notice clsew herehdhHdy
Republican. Sold by all good druggists. llw2
Fremont journal. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County [Ohio]) 1853-1866, 1857-12-11

DATENT MEDICINES Of every kind. J
u and wARRANTED,s hecuLL0cn6. u
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men that are Men.


Among the diseases this Pi has cured WIN ASTONISHING
rapidity, may mention 49, N
Costiveness Bilious Complaints, Kheumatlsn Dros!'
Heartburn Headache arising from oiou stomach NAUSEA
log therefon Fatulency, Loss Of appetite, all ulcer"us
and eutaneous diseases, which require an evacuant mI
blood aud s,imuiting the system, cure many complaints
which woull not BE- supposed they could rcachi sHc rs
Deafnpss Partial Blindness NeurR aud nervous irritN
bility cement Of the liver and Kidneys Hpn ana
other kindred complaints, arising from 10" sstr o te
body obstrucons of its functions They are tue b 81
Purgative medicine discovered, and you Will have TO
use them hut once TO know it, "
Prepared bv Dr.. j. c. AVER, Lowell Mass, and SOFA Oy
every respe ,talhe Druggist Ia New England 42m2
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Under Good Cultivation,

,aGv< THE subscriber has small farm Of A acres
,3& one and fourth miles NEST OF Clyde, about
IN 100 rods south Of the turnpike, and close by
T. MManus' Saw Mill. 16 acres are
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con- pAULDJNG's INSTRUCTIONS.

The following circAAr, sent to Comne6ss PsuIdinN
a. well az to the pistrct Attorneys ~ HGrhss -
said to be the ony authority the Comsodsrs hsd foe
interfering With the designs Of the gsyeyed man Of
destiny:
SIR: From information received Of this Depart
ent tb.re Is reason TO believe that swiss persena
are engaged within the limits Of the pe>ed htatse
In setpg foot and preparing the means ~ miasy
erpedtSons TO be carried Ggainst the tsnosiss eE
Mexico, Nicaragua and Costa Ries--rspSoece 49,
whom The United States are ct pesee-n vioiaton OF
the siIth section Of the act Of Congress approves N9
ApriI lSiS And under the eighth section - he go
sct il Is made lawful for the President, % ssch
A. he han emnower. 40 employ the land end nsva1
fo,ces ~ thu United States and the rEss theseofs
for the purpo-e Of preventing the cagyeg % ny
{" such expedition or enterprise from ne territories oe
"iunsdction Of the United States sm, tnefyn.sp
directed by the President 10 call yo.S ne
subiect and to urge you 20 use Al oe enGn0s -
10 avail yoursef Of oil legitimate means - y~sr c0o1
nnud 10 enforce these and ell other prevsseee ofsno
AID ac. Of Goth OF April 1918, sysine tbss Who 49,
be found 20 be engaged setting on foot OF PepAnG
military expeditions against the territories % nencoe
Costa Rica and Nicaragua, msasesty prsjed'esAs
to the national charscter, and 20 nurca = - -:
tonal interest. And you are also hereby es5r ecro
prom ptly 20 communicate to this Deparu<esf re esr~
est Information you may receive reatsvs 70 sues sAS
petitions. lam, Sir, your obedient ssrysar
tsiredl LIVES
The Commodore was directed 10 consider these n
.,ructons as addressed 10 himsef, and 70 ct 90
eordrsfv a
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BOARD OF COrNCMNEN.

TuYspAY, Dee. 2g-JosAs \. PiIItLiP., rIee'4eN'
in The shaiI. There was lsrg. lobby attendance.
A,sclution was adopted requesting the owner OK
the statue Of Washington which IL now p.cea .. .,s
Coxsrnar. Room. as after the first Ut January next
there would be no room for it the Council Chamber
Par ~ Commos rosscI .tssaterS-Ihs resolution
Of the Board Of A.desmen drTtins the Counnt'es On
- s.k Of The psI. Iecsinture the passage Of an
-, ~ wh;ch he membsfs q the present Common
Couu.l ,houd receive pay, the same to be insorPo-
rated IN the tax levy for ISL, was adopted.
C;rlit;fs 10 Mayor Tesaaa.-The BOARD unan-
inc u.Iy copcurred with the Aldermen tS'sndrf Inc
u.e OF the Governors Room ~ UASIiL E. AiAAA'',
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DENNSY r l. U a "
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE =,

The PerDsyiysD Railroad colnecs q Ptsb lrsh WIN rs
10 and from St LOUIS, Mo- Alton GA.na Ana CnicSs,
Lafayette and indianapolis Ind Cincinnati, Dayton spnnx
Bcleontsne, Ssnd.shy, Toledo Cleveland, Columbus AIes
Msrscn and Wosier, Ohio also, with the steam p Ast
bosis snd New Orleans, ST. Louis Louisville and Cincn-
natl. -, -.
Through chs for the East be bad any Of the above
mentioned pisces in the Wes,.
Psssenesrp viii ind this the shortes most expeditions add
Comfortable route bs.ween the East and Wet.
FR0M NEW YORK 10 CINCINNATI ~ 20 HOvRSl
. sKON NEW-YORK no CHICAGO IN S HOURS.
TRON NEyy-Y0Rk 10 ST. LOUIS IN VI HOURS
Yuss - NV ss spy other Routs.
e~e hanA bils IN she ho;sls Of this cify
hrosk Tckss or further niouscn, nsy b had u the
eGxe ef Ne PENNSYLVANIA kA!Lkoap
No As.os Hos, brosdwny
L. ELL}VyY, Assr:-
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lrrresEe the pTeyiors y az. - =;
communication war received from Mr.. ygana ~
reference 10 establishing lodging-houses tnoougnoe.
the city, Referred TO the Committee on ou'D'''
Poor. .s
Ahe i''t'"'"o .NEw.YoEX Dec. =, 1871
To the Beard If Gersynoys: =. a,a,.,,, i,.e. ,hi.
season upon ciae rpsived NJ Duke i've sH
which BEN distributed saaef.t. 49, .nd ,eoa.inL
nc The payment have esfS "s h i.sH Z. Df 81 a
In a. - - .undrsd dollars We had no n ANT VI
- ,psr dbv.on hi. coal Io Iyiss . wa. t Nm, =.
i ~, W. W. p~stcrd D.psTtasn: beicIe Two eSiss
only iGbsted ana among Go 'sg sy M o,
- - 49, i -er,yed courteous trsa;fren- We sappe
We would snd ihs state q ,Ans' va. 800 Ia
~ q p. 49,. due reosBt intrnsw sa'tu .es
enc men jour b:dy were oat o. y. rssr q IL
I'd ts,. cepcisaed 20 81 he matter ss's u
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NETWORK INSTITUTION FOR THE BLIND.
An aiaction for Manarers of this Institution for the

NEW-YOKK TNNTITUIIUN FUN IIrs DE- 10
An election for Managers of this Institution for the
ensuing year was held yesterday at the office OF D. l.
Crosby, esq, No. Hanover street. On canvasslng
the votes east II discovered that only nineteen
instead of twenty Managers had been duly elected
there being a tie vote in the Of three candidates
for the other member of the Board; and as number
of the gentlemen who attended and voted had retired
before the result made known, 1t was considered
improper 10 proceed with another ballot TO I'LL the va
cant .eat thus occasioned without calling special
election for that purpose the members elect not feel
ing authorized to I'll the vacancy themselves under
such circumstances.
The names Of the gentlemen elected Yesterday are
a. follows: Silas Brown George f. Allen Isaac Wood,
NJ. D., Robert Oracle Robert J. Murray, Robert L.
Case John y. Crosby, Augustus Schell, George =.
Jones, John @. Adams, NJ. D., James N. Cobb, Ed
ward l.. Beadle, N. d., Edward Wood, Alfred w.
Craven. William Curtis Moves William Dumont, Jas.
Warren. An.on G. Phelps, George p. CsmmsnD, N. u.
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IN, pAiladeIrIta Press says that during the L.
compton meeting in that city on Monday night the
agent Of the telegraph office appeared on he stana
9TH the important intelligence that the election in
Ksn.as on the 2ist had resulted in decision N iayor
81 Slay.ry Those present refused to allow the DIS
va,ch 70 be read and thus prevented the whole aar
,rom being turned INTO comedy, instead o. conhnps
:, - the Issm objee; VI declaring in favor OF me
S,ss, dogma that TIE minority, snd not the mHjon'y'
ttouid yue,
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BROOKLYN BOARD 6S SUPERVISORS
The Board met yesterday, Supervisor LINDSAY ID

BROOKLYN BOARD 6V SUPERVISORS
The Board met yesterday, Supervisor LINDSAY -
the chair.
The Hcr. John A. Lott. Jsdse elec. Of the Secosd1
District sent in his resignation a. Commissioner Of
Records. which was accepted.
Darius Savage cent in a communicative reeuesnS
20 be relieved from paying judgment OF 81 500
sgains, him bail for Mr. Butler, City GlrA Of tA@
late City Of Wiiismrburgh who wee prccsetcd
seainst az defauter The subject was referred 10
Special Committee with instructions 70 report agsas0
granting the request.
Judge CULVER sent in communicates sskinH fot
some improvements in the City Court NOM, Which,
from the increase Of businsss IL inadequate to ACCOM-
modate those having business there. He suggests
that an opening be made TO the adjoining room, ecu-
pied By the Assessors for the accommodation Of the
Court He also asks for additional furniture, which,
was granted and the subject Of increased sccomnoa
dations was referred to the Law Committee,
The Committee TO whom vas referred petition
from number Of lades asking the sppci atnent Of
matron for the County Jail reported Adverse for Ne
want of legal authority. -,
A large number Of bills OF members az the Boer0
and others were presented and ordered - b pssd.
The bonds Of John j. White and Barnsbss He
Booth Supernendents Of the Poor elect were pre-
scented aud accepted.
motion TO couine all prisoners sentenced over Tn
days to the Penteptary instead OF the jail, vss loo
upon the table. and the Board adjourned.
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'E0Pi " of the STATE Of NETWORK

y, IN. Grace Of God ire. and Independently al persons
interested in the estate Of WILLIAM HEspEhsUN AZ
~ r.na, deccssrd a. creditors Of kin of otherwise snd
s,.tips You aud each Of you hereby cited snd required
personally b. and appear so our ozate Of ne .osn'y
Of D. csukr next at k in the forenoon Of that day then
aud thr 10 attend the n settlement Of the scount Ut proceed
in,, ~ Charles May Pablo Administrator the Cny Of New
Yoh aud a. Administrator Of the foods chae- and credns
rid deees.<d In testimony whereof have csl-d h. .e OF
of6ce of aid eurross. b. h.Teuno affixed witness
Al,xspdsr W. Bradford esquire Surrcssie a our aid
IT, 81 County At the City Of the 24th day OF Soyem
Sr hi The y.er Of our Lord thousand tight hundred
.nacax..r.n. A. w. BRADFORD, Slrosa,e.
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