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Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

E Weare informed that there has been
secre: society organized in this city, called the
'Society of Innocence" A young friend of
ours, who has been initiated into the mystic
ties of this order informs US that it is the
same as the Lone Star, with the exception
of putting on the ears. We have no knowl-
edge whether he is a member Of the Lone
Star or not VERY ike whale, not whale
either.n
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Southern Methodist Episcopal Church

O"""HeFH &HetHOufSt IsItSCUpuI CNuTch.--
The Baltimore conference has adopted the
following resolutions by vote of eco to 8:
Resoleed, BY the Baltimore Annual Con-
ference in conference assembled, that We high
ly depreeate the agitation which has already
resulted 10 tue great detriment of the politi-
cal and religious institutions Of the country.
Resotred, That as heretofore, we will op-
pose with zeal any aggressions which shall be
attempted by the abolition agitators of the
country.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

Our sanstum was visited on Tuesday
last by Col. Sparks Of the Fort Smith Herald
looking as usual, in tine health and spirits.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

EJ-It is said that the President contem-
plates making his summer residences at George
town, to avoid the sickness with which former
inmates of the White House have been affiict-
ed during that season of the year.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

@U Under the acts of the last session OF
congress, Is, 3,750,0 900 acres of land were grant
ed to railroads
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

GsSee card of r. S. Roberts, tin ware
and sheet iron manufacturer. He continues
business at his old and we'll established stand
His work and materials will recommend itself
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

~See advertisements of NJ. Lynch in our
advertising columns, he has just received
large supply of new and seasonable goods.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

re- The weather during the present week
has been quite windy, dry, cool morning and
nigats, without the slightest prospect for a
rain. The river below par
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
Publication Day--Every Friday.

sHW. 8. SWIMMER, General Newspaper and
Advertising Agent, No Ia. Second street. opposite
the post office, St Louis, Mo, is the regular agent
for this paper.
cE-S. " PETrIsGILL 4 Co. General Newspa-
per Agents ll9 Nassau street, New York, are our
authorized agents to receive and receipt for ad-
yertisements, subscriptions, &c.
gBC. PIERCE, General Newspl per Agent, Phi l.
adel lphia, is authorized agent to receive and
receipt for Advertisements, subscriptions DC
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

E- See notice of swlndIer in our adver
Using columns.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
improvements anu Business

We are truly glad TO see a disposition on
the part of our new council, 70 improve the
lorg dila, Gated condition of our Streets
While many Of the friends Of Improvements
and progress are rather desVcHdent about The
outward growth Of our city, we see much in
it to interest the well wisher of its future
greatness. lis true that but few new ediices
either houses of business or private residences
present themselves to our daily view, yet there
may be seen a marked changed for the better
in every part Of the city. We notice large
business house being put up at the head of
Main street, by John & James Hinkle, be-
sides some smaller houses in other portions
(of the city, and the enclosing of vacant lots
with good substantial fences, which adds
greatly to beautlfy the town. Our streets
are being filed up and graded wherever
needed, and presents more activity and hustle
than they have done 10! these many months
Rich cargoes of freight have been landed at
our wharf from the commercial emporiums of
the east, and large consignmenis of goods
made by principal merchants to all parts
of the country. \ healthy tone Of morals
seem to peFvade the entire population of the
city, while the jar Of war and heated party
strife have given place to the more agreeable
sound of the hammer. axe and saw. The
merchant has entered his counting room and
the workman TO his bench.
1rThe disturbances in Kansas at pres
eut are not caused entirely by sectional ri
valry, but by disputes relative to land claims
and by personal quarrels. The population
embraces a due rroportion of enterprising
and Intelligent men, and an undue proper
ton Of lawlese and reckless individuals.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24
3 8 8 8 8 8

@No job tcork hereafter soiH be deiieer-
cd from this office scittout the cash.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1857-04-24

EEThey say that an old gentleman has
dined at the same restorator, in New York,
every day for three years, upon the same
dishes every day, with two bottles of ciaret.
one Of which he drinks, and pours the other,
glass for glass, upon the floor. He speaks
not word, and gave the order for his din
ners in writing. We don't dare to call him
an old fool, for some Of these oddities are very
peculiar customers.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
The History and End Of q Fraudulent
Bsnker.

From the Chicago Press. Jan. 10
On Ihurtdsy last the Of c Maitland James which
has txced oortdersbie ipteresas iested By the
attendance UPON Tire Recorders Court ouripg the trial
Improvement Of TIE prisoner 1t zen ye.rs Sigh, re-
view Ct the man iaes CT the may interest real
ert
Early N the sumner Of 1855 c Maitland J,mes the
prhoref and Alfred Hyee came 70 this city ADD hired
see imu' disiey soscep 70 the Calm iegb, depot on
North Derrborn street In which ihey placed a besvv
f end erected counters Tor ibe r.psac,.on OF ex
charge bvspess. scn Alter they MADE an arrangement
South Wcsr street for small efnce on the prem,e.
Of the after where newly hired CLERK Of lame. HvJe
toe American Exchange BANK, al q u. demon Of
" AID "a the stamps reading Bought at No NORTH
The parties began Immediately 10 Put their 'us5. IA
Circulation, and prevailed uron AIKEN 10 pay them out
ior then in The business Of M White, always wits Tie
irstrutuon that they be tent 10 d,tancs TO avoid d
eourss unpe~anilasffom holders seeking he r,demp
Il not known how much OF this currency thsy threw
cal iLto The hands o. the puoc, though s found thu,
10 ade At that time trips nio the country purchss
ING hides and other produce hey were very carefal
10 redeem In all cases where the,. Bills fs INTO Ira
hands OF persons mo might make them trouble aad
did 90 In several Instances shsre AIKEN had p>d them
out
The young clerk who ersrceed his vocation o. BIZ
s'smper Without pay for time became olsmorous per
oIo,e'sd him With Pirkefton CO., detective poles
pgtts bs city ard NJ P. himself went Al once into
ocpcsn OF g,nes and hyde the . his nex, 10 seIzs
thef oosbcl and half Of American Exchange Bsnkp
NAsh.
Tto ef we're held 10 ball by Justices Wolf ana
hos g,on " 81 90 bosds or James and $500 for Hyde
ffty VEN tticied In the September session r. 70.
90 osf = CotTt bet the case has been fIn
~ no % leu un'i he present. hyde has 'D- 20 s
r. y scd re bopdsman--a man named BY. 60 "a
y 'lt'tft = he West DvIser-hS be,0as DsRk
ss',,uo,o on The TRIAL tia, ibess bill, plrportiss
ID r. ti ~ he american Exchange Bank OF 9eores-
W sre fraudulent there being no such insttu.
p'H - ne 'lon ever ess,ed. Gen Wilson, OF the I'M.
r, "a. r's1 .td ) ", sbeahan, E,l Of tue
"a Fl fi Sion bsve an intimate kpowledge OF
We "a ffa vt offtcwn, svore cistfnctly 70 this
if.tf 80 fttuI o' tie uia has been syen abo We
fft ii ffu q o. 70 hs Instance, have dore
10 coo nthF ftstevce IN shutais oil thus pr psiy
IlIrrt cuf'eu The mach nav ~ T.-res
81 .esaf soften I'd win 3e.A vess reace N the
" ocati0r ~ ~ ~ Gee - rhose, atrT
tshii ac4rsr 'rch fu 90. ite stlena fsD,t bs M
i.e- i-,l ctnte o! uslssgussa IS c5al.fy ,.Jssce
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
The State Debt Of California.


We are indebted to Messrs. Drexei & Co, BANKERS Of
tbu city. or the follow pg copy OF letter addressed 10
the San frspcisco branch o. their house. known Drex
Saiher Church, by bis Excelency J. Neeiy Johnson
Governor OF Caorr Ia reply 10 addressed OF them
Sse.o ~ be cay, a. - ,ss ss.,
Of The STATE debt viii be that the Gove
the deosabe policy Of reputation and taat there Ia
every prospect OF the ate Treasurer payDg the regu-
arly accruiDr interest
srAlE or cAHoRSiA, ExEcvuvs DzP irrnssr
SACsaME.ro Dsc 10, 1883
GxsupNxy-I have your comm an Saioa or. the 10th
inst hAv'rs rtfcrefce 10 the present ftou OF
State eoleenees consequent upon recent decision OF
the opn!on that the Ia poron OF State nie5te1
ness tss been unconstitutional ~ created.
In mon With yourss.v e,, IL the occa'on CT
IRENE r6sre; with me q al ee cree OF STATE snogld
by any act ever have become ci,honored The occur
provision for mserg the payment OF nterts, ~ IL ma
tured the furded debt by the criminal negligence
mesrs 70 tntr isssuse use. those msluIed ooga.oos
pc mit'ed 20 main for time unpaid that 30
not forget the effect thu ponducsd I, deprccsng
credit and cishonorias the far name shou tnloy
amorg tie Flttrhoos 81 States.
The position we are made y occupy by tbs decision OF
SUI Court sreAty fear, wll destroy al conl
descs IL our integrity tor the tine being Yoa ask.
What ovght 10 he dune ~ " Wast will be done by the
people Toe stAe IN respon 20 the existing bdeb,tdns s
ctclfred negsl'" Ny answer 70 oo,a quesrous q,
Pay a. ! shsh urgently preent a. tne 70 ia
oonihe session Of tse Legislature, TO thai boiy,
rAtifyiog and sceptrg cur funded de5 already
created, rbd 10 MISE SIMPLE and certain pro ytion
this Ia 70 be submitted 70 the vote Of the peo
pie Mt rexi general election IN Sepe nber sai the
resu cannot be . o. doubt. Inc peopls Will
fy a. TteTe - among the OF the people the press
TIE Leg stature elect bot sent neot-Pay rha,
we bsye sIesdy contracted To pay, but 70 In debt 40
more" Such are my own vers and you may be a.
surtd ana employ my utmost efforts IN sccom2lshlng
such dtsirsbe result.
Iwin lfe~se add that. from the ample precautions
adj opted by our stse Treasurer prespme dliicuty
vi be experienced In meeting the pay ment OF the In
terest which natures tho first OF the ensu NJ month
ntber Is probable. not~ outstanding tbs decs,
teri 10. that shy delay will meeting the pay
o. aitrest the first OF July the greater
part % such interest money has Already been paid into
State treasury End VIII be appropriated BE- the Tfea
10 the ,reci9c purpose for which tho collection
made. Very respectfully, Jour ooejicnt tervAnt.
J. Nicely JOHNSON.
To Es',rs DYIxtI, sArErR and CaURts San Frsrcsco,
California
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
United States Csmn,issioEers' Court.
Before joseph B,,dsbsm Fso

tNBEzzInG LErrTFs IRON THE Posr OFFICE.
JAN. 1s-7he United Sa,I rs. wm a. snsh ny ITO
defendant In this case, lad o. thirteen years age va
charged with obtaining letters from tho Pos, Office direct
ed to Ntfs,, Stanford svort,, by mems OF q card
with the number Of lbr box on II appears that on
TIE 22d OF Itcenber Mr. stanford received 20 letter,
sId beirs 10 The habit CT receiving some t~eniy or thr
" he made inqrires at the Post Office whom u was ~
oerurt Cd thnt coy had received them rrtrsB,Dg
card. On the morring OF the Sd Of January Anthony
vas At ball ~ The City Assembly Rooms, where be pre-.
antd In payment for bis supper o. bill which was
be was searched ST some sii found on him. The pe
ncensn considered strange that young lad should
lave ,uch tum OF money about him. and his answers
arrest led 10 his Identification in the ro1t Office embezzle.
ment NJ Stanford was mined, and depoeed that no
never suthorred the defendant 70 receive he letters
that he ives IN the habit OF getting from twenty 10 thirty
letffs on honesy morning, aud received mono on tho
day In Question THERE'S no knowledge Of tho amount
OF remnisnces that The correspondence may have con
iared. Com united Tor trial.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
Negro Movements In the south.
SALE OP SLAVES.


Tie editor OF the WNrentown Va) WIG inform
ed BY Mesus. Dickinsop, Hill Co suctoneers OF Rob.
year reached The ercrmous cum OF two millions The
tnre rates OF oiber houses Of similar kind In ch no od
would FAKE Tie amount 60 over four millions and still
viii es'td The 's CT thirty eve si average
value q SEQ Negro sirls not ten years OF age sold tor
will be stripped Of ntsry ali her negro opulaton-all
o~rE 10 tie tsiaoG Of the rorrs negro QUE ston by
the istsncs Of both sections one of The negroes
toned sbove rough cnpcn,er, rcsiy forty years OIL;
IN willsp,br last week, 70 saurd ers ESQ, execu
tor o tie ssic Of toe late Rev SERVANT Jones'
Tor ,ble sons ,~er'y saves, all OF whom commanded
meet esctiht, p'ce ntero woman namod Dolly"
between any ard sky years OF age sold for s72S cash
All The rest were solo at proporioEate prices, 30 Ear ~
In /, rehOrrg ln, week tho following sales we're Of
fettcd-Nsn 20 years old, 81 i5; man 40 years old
sistt woman 20 year, CID and cold, 81, llo man al
yesrs old, 81 ITO; ycmsu IL years, and Two children
sleso; woman 20 years and One Child 81, 2eo woman
cid Fad Gee child, 81 0i0 an 3S yeirs. 1900;
sIl II Jtsr', 81 ITO; roy 10 yess old, 81 o25 Ia all
thirty rRyes were tot and the average OF old and Young
,rclcors tvera children IN arms reschsd the vesy high
asuTs Of sTCs
Tie chsro,ets vile A6vocai, ss5s There was yery
large number or negroes sod publicly sst Noaday
dec, belonging 10 different owners CHANGED masters thai
Cay. The prices which they brought were very bifh
rsrsrs from stoc to o. SEQ for men and $500 10 $500
sale Of tan negroes, ranging in sse from 10 TO 10
yam, were ace IN Liberty, Bedford county on New
cat price cksired va, ST. isS the lowest, sao-aversse
fe3 20 1hB Il dong pretty well, considering the al
ncs SUI eTsnnuaed condition Of several OF the negroes
In Win,5oro, South Carolina On the 9Th inst the sales
Of pstrcts fully sustained The high figures which they
have previously rTgtd Orc prime negro fellow sold for
81 $40, o ca colt Of twelve months
We notice IN TIE Columbia Carolisiar sales OF the
sspc DAY by BY eevccd smith that also I, keep
irx with p,evous rricts. boy 20 years old sold for
81 eco; boy 10 years old for 81, $50.
SLAVE SAMPLE.
Eleven negroes confncd Ia Harris Elmonison's lal,
Virginia. sno a~ahirg Transportation SOUTH escaped from
con o. tment saturday night and have not Stree been
heard Of The roce having been notified there 70 but
little doubt but that TIE rusavays viii soon be appre.
henCed
NEGRO coSDEMsED TO BE HUNG.
ntgTo named Beverly slave Of Mrs sarah Crunp,
wu uiee before the Justices OF New Kent county viz.
gina on saturday for endeevcfpf 10 pcte insurrec.
ton, found guilty and condemned 10 be hung tho
2ch February. Another negro implicated was dis.
charged - kevse one charged with endeavorug 10
p,isou the country patrol.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

CLEARED
sSS psu MsSo M:m. s%
- Bark Maria Adelaide Por), Dominguez Madeirs-Wiism
sTy E fsss s. sss9
So siIenes Brown. Sierra Iscnst aaenado
B B,s E,ys oos,SDsr
e.
sebr Lucy Xmss, Imes. NcrfoiH-Nee.iff ,sr Co..
ARRIVED
Steamship Emeu (RD, Noodle Havre Dec g. with mdse to
stg ssr,ei Mo,is &snys.g alasso. with
whole IA, been Of Montsui since list inst with
Orleans l'f asa. whs s:.a. Of D ss aud
VIZ s ss: sss ship Ds & SRs
I,S% New orssSs s hasre
ds
sEi
and IKE b T hence
since a, BerDSda had oremas iopmast standing
e & o. X d pSss aP Ha'so
e ss s 1sa s so~' Into
s asf fsss Gass SaS M M 4 IN Nov Il %
sSp Ios%onS Of sS bound ID 81 50 lon 4 s. g'i in
s EP &C. Hssi ss:n De ~ r q .s
ssls Ac and part Of her crew fro bitten Dec a. lat
.a ssnSs iona
Of T. III il Of wssT al
s her Rio 81 L. os % 70 g 1 S e W Sss
Bee SSSp on o as AZ I s ss
unb lest boat AZ spit sas was short Of PROVISIONS and
susss = s Ss5s ys
sown OF four tines split SAILS ac part of her are frost
ps Ms% pussp Iasm's Port Prince Dec
isis END u; mi sas carried away End r.ssissd
he the lS'h inst By sea- lost
Brig d Psppimon COf xachiaS Gaison Trinidad de Gu
ba Dec ~ With. molssses to del Vale Go; vessel
TO master Rss experienced vey heavy NV gales duriss the
Brig Jshn i Jones Of Cod Spring., MIS- Charleston.
scbr Nsshon Collins Gouaives SO days with coaee wood,
scbr Glen pom Csffi vsth s,en NC. days
ssr Wfs wsd pss linen v w%usoa Nc Nc
sehr Chef mn Virgins days w..
sebis Con ue.ee r and l1Ds IspsS Virgins.
STEINER 6bsres Osgood Smith, Norwich
Of he so s
sclr olie. from yrsHa sopnd TO FarhsysD with cargo
INSIDE With the cspisn TUESDAY morning.
ISofrh she love on proteeied on her voyage
BELOW
Ship Uhion, from New Orleans with ss o. jibs aud fore
aud nIizytu tot gallant sa'ls
shp siiss Gi,ermsn New oreans-By pilot Geo
Sefls Ece.
The sersptoe st the Highlands reports the ship Atlantic,
WCIt nom Nsw trltsps
Fsfk white loud. sIcfrs nom BIO Jsnelro: also
Park Ie1ngon lbs'cssr from Haysns-both IN tow out.
side
Brig TSbee from Savannah BY PILOT boa; T Il Smith.
SAILED
Shts Prepiteui Fimore sshburion London; Cherries
Cooper, hrtveip John sa-shs Bsser Island g. rcuon.
New trlssLs, en- den Charleston; bsrks Jeply Puts 1or
desuN; Eye ELhche (i nib London Trcsn (Br) Glasgow
rd,o fi'sto Rsrd Vera Cruz; fnfo Curtis
Abby Watson Ctmrsscby Martin. spezzs. Elizabeth
Watts Hss ana; Iucreta CIdenas; Pslance Jacytonyie
Courier Gamb Port gu Prince: Altavas Jackfonvle scar
1rdiaDola New Orleans
Wind curing he day NV, AID fesh at sunse.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
Williamsburg CITY News

FyrfoAoS on Fss,Y Boar -Yesterdsy forenoon
about O'Clock an explosion occurred on the Peck slip
nrry boat Oneos By which the engineer was badly and
several others slightly scnded. Tire boat ~ss lying Al
ne Grand street dock, the New York side, undergoing
rel airs Ere bsd been started In the furnaces and
several were working In the crank pit From some
cause UNKNOWN the feed pipe leading from the boiler
the orce pump, exploded, and the scadine water was
forced out In considerable quantities. The engineer,
Rob ett Carr, very body scaded the bsck Ts OF
bis ess and Of the other men slfbty vcsid-
ed CNr " MOVED N bis residence corner Of Filth
and South lhtd srtets, ssd medical all Sss procured
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
Political Moxements.

NcrioAs SENATOR we have already announcsi that
ZscbUiah Chandler Oh the 10Th last, By Tho
Legislature OF Michigan, 70 repfo,en, the STATE u toe
sense Of the United states for Elk years from lhe ala
March next in place Of Hou Lewis Cars whose ts- N o,
service expires that day TIE vote 10 tho House was
a. follows-
For Zsetaiah Chandler
rof Lsss I1s.sssss.s ~
In ihe stns,e Mr. Chandler rec ved oil the votes but
two, which vtre cast 'or Mr. Cas-. M Chandler "a a
merchant or Detroit and o, the time zealous poll.
iicisn. BE vas the vhig candidate for Governor OF
hicbsssn In 1852, but was beaten By the Hon Robert
ycCelard, the preseni Secretary OF the Interior.
Know NOTING CANDIDATE ros Iseo.-rss Msmoa,
ITEM Eagle and Enq,a'er, which supported Fillmore
IN the Las, csmpaisn, h GU, for John BsI Of tennessee
The Know Ntthise candidate for President In 1890 N
SAYS
We must look around ne for . man who, 10 the high
qualities Of bead and hesrt-of craftsmanship aud al.
nlpstIsfve tkri Possessed By Mr. Fillmore add, TIA,
or great pr incIples-the quality Of svslabIity Such
man may be fourd In the American party outside the
state CT New York. Such q may be found IN Ken.
lucky In Ts1as and other States North and south bu,
70 come ntarer home, such man may be found Ten.
uesse. His nase 10 John Bell
hovrs oy Pofntuss IN lsDrAst Tho Indianapolis
d,'ys ihs, there was . caucus OF the democrats
from be Fret Congressional dssro, In that place On the
e'h hst with great uuar'miiy hey determined N the
cvttih't tther TIE Bon Jesse y Btgh, or Gov. Wright
stoud be invited 10 scat In The Os5ne Of Mr. Baeba1au
70 support Jutsc Hovey fer Senator.
FAF1Hs Is VfssorsI The 9, Louis Tnierioency say,
lew years ago ever nan n Missouri was either -bg
aud when he took he or the o.Der
tyery body knew what be was aud where 10 place him
Bot now sames arc longer the true expressions Of oar
ties, their men sns their principles. We have Sem,srau
In svarkty Of civpiops ard sub divisions a. Ben
ten ard spu-Ben,on democrats Slate, rights democrats
End sqrs,;er sovertisbiy dcmccras free Kansas
eencersu ard slave trade democrats. Apd Ia
some sections OF the country the term ma
tora democrats lie tomstmes use5 though tia, u,le 4,
ierudisied IN some OF the Southern States The Kpov
Notbuss. sso, are good deal split up ip,o oIoue.o
hear OF North Americans and sonth Americans ara AZ.
brtshs bin and anti Ncbrnta bill Know Nothnr, RYAN
ibe Nhss have not escsped the espg procsss Of
The tines.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16
Marine Court.
Before bon. judge n eeArthr.

JaS. is --Jogo -. Bo'ei ol.-Ths suit wa. brousb,
10 recover balance OF s52 claimed o be due ono x
Young for a quantity Of cotton rowing aud assxpsd n
paini Defendants admitted the receipt OF forty bales
a. twenty cents pound, but insisted ne $500 pad vss
mere than suhetnt 70 pay for the same Testimony vss
introduced 70 show that every bale from ave 70
pounds sbort OF the quantity charged In this way va
e bale vm enoased IN several coarse Wrappers aver.
afrf some sir and half pounds each whon Al tvsntv
csnis IOup6 would be more than the amount nov ia
ccn'rov,y Tue court 80 bed, sad gave jujsnso, Tor
oti. Bdani
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-01-16

BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Tha MAYOR In tho chair.
sHnRIFr's BILL.

MnRIrr's BILL.
TIE bill OF james Q. wiett, OF Sheriff. for s2870 49,
for the quarter ending December 1885, was ordered 10
be paid.
JUDICIAL SERVICES.
Tho bill Of the executors Of the late Judge Henry Ed
wards, for ~ 0O0 for additional services q Justice
the Supreme Court In the First judicial DISTRICT OF 81 500
perannum, from July 1852 10 February 49, 1856, WAS
presented referred the Committee Civil Courts.
The bill OF the OF the Nineteenth ward, for
the CT 500 for services OF Samuel f. Holmes and
Others for 62b days In mapping thai ward referred
70 special committee composed OF Supervisors Adams,
Bsnta, and NcSpeddeu.
Adjourned 10 Monday.