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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

cad fraud. That allowing s. spiscs for said boxes.
end that 81 600 were wanted, the amount would be but
500 COO whereas at piecs the sum Of $50 900 is
TO be taken out Of the City Treasury 10 fraud thereof
.rd TO the crest injury Of the plaintiff and all o.her
tpx-payers OF the said CITY TIE plaintiff therefor
prays ID at the said contract for the frauds herein a.
legged ay b. Get aide and he'd for naught aud ths.
the saii FERNANDO ard BEsJAsIs WooD and SAMUEL
C. oILiE msy answer the premises and be restrain ID
from prosec atrg either the Board Of Police Comns.
siorers the N syor Aldermen and Comnonalty of the
CITY Of New York the Board Of Supervisors thereof
for or on account Of the said contract or of any ballot
boxes delivered thereurder until the further order of
this Court in tie premises.
To n. Edito, Of The ~ y 1ribune
Sin: Under the headiog of A Curious Proceed
M of en- sdavit made before Judge Dsve, peson
nd sesr peveron. Of the truth Which were
deyis.d ask the privilege OF fey lines to char
therefore .ay thst in al s main IN relation
gas, ballot boxes the affidavit Of Mr. James HGrner |: I'M
truth Az .tudi-dy dbrs.nucu. and vicious 1t thu.
Mr. Bennn Wood 1s 1.e spse; s Gs
Wood vas In suy cornzsnt Of the interests Of the contract
And no; tue that ever soil my contra, . 70 any Ds:on
my contract that benf un.ble to furnish sufficient funds 20
pd 70 H ss aa IL. on
lated time and ii sd Mr. Wood refused to furnish IT,
ara advised me 10 srpy elsewhere. Some time after Masking
ts application persuaded Mr. Wood TO advance me several
large money .. of which to be paid previous to
the 9th Of October This the simple character OF
hich been aruy tortured by James orner
ard bis advisers conspiracy and fsnd against the city,
l. Is not necessary Of the esry investigation which
will give the public the entire facts Of the case for me 70 add
AZ present th.s to conclude saying that hsd not
been fr my indebtedness TO Mr. B. VOID would ing ago
received snd the public would have hesrd nhng
~ this truly curious proct ding and most curious affidavit
bsd net been for the Of the approaching Charter
election. .,. -,
viii add 70 show character Of this Transaction that
though party the suit and the person principally in
that have been served and that
what has been done through the columns OF the pub
ic
however notify plaintiff in said action that whenever
with this that will prove the
fsty his satisfy the public, well himself
that he has been used cstspaw for the benefit OF
monkeys. SAMUEL Y. JOLLiE.
Nep. Yoyk, Tuesday. Nov. II, 1887.
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Advertisement.

PURDYs NATIONAL THEATRR. - Tonight,
monster entertainment is to be given at this vots Thes,er
n which we would the particular attention OF the reader
viz; The nsoua drama of Rebels and Tories the Scotch
drama "Wslsce the Hero Of Scotland the bufesqasof
es with the American Acrobs" in Two Scenes" thter
the first and secord piecesJ Of their immense tss.s
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

DEATH FROM ScALDs.-Jobn Cogan, child one
year DID, whose parents reside at No. 1877 East Twelfth
street while playing in the room the 9th inst pro
ed to the Sve on which stood kettle OF boiling
water and while the mother was busy at her work,
reached up and overturned the kettle The contents
fell upon bis body and scalded him in a dangerous
h. Id an inquest, and the Jury rendered verdict Of
de a,h by scade accidentally received.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18
RROOKZY YIN ITEMS.

Roam OF EpUcArIos-Two vacancies havlog oc-
cured in this body by the ress nation of Judge Cop
land and DR.. Dilirg CHAM, the Common Couucil on
Monday evening proceeded 10 ill them up. The
School Committee recommended the names OF e1-
Mayor Lambert and R. c. Brainsrd, late Corporation
Counsel AID Delvecchio moved TO substitute Tor
Mr. Lambert Mr. Fl McClosky, editor of The Brookty"
Eagle. The motion was lost by - to Is AID. ID.
then moved to substitute Mr.. McCosky for MI Brain
ard. This was also lost, by 20 tOS
RIVER PIRATls.-On Tuesday night number OF
liver thieves boarded the schooner Vemiyes lying the foo
a Pacific street and after driving on those IN ene com
enced % carry the potatoes and wood with winch sue
loaded. The OF the vessel procured gun shd
IN board With his kept the thieves distance until NC
.ot he yess.l into the stream where be anchored
The BRooKLYS CITY RAILROAD CoMPAsf:-Ilo
Com uee On Railrc the last meetins OF tne % m
Council submitted report Ia favor OF directing
on Al, their lines aud that the Clerk Of the oosld ma,
Con psuy that this direction Is not complied We 80 s.m.
utes viii be taken compel the b. comply 49, nstions
The Counite- also repcted sdNf,e ~
Railroad Company to run one car % - Tue Com
oc night The Repoits were 40 In. Brooklyn City
piitee we reported 10 favor
Railroad construct and 81, courset The
- N .y,nye In accordance with tne contract
Laid on the table and. With the d .istsd ana
and ,peeisl acts relating TO the CogPs' gg,,M.
u sde the speeisl order tor rex "'
Ro.Rp or EDUcATIos.-Ihe
Vhea'Sn N :, ,hsr last meeting seiecses ss.rd n
"a level c. BrsinHd az -. stoa Of
LLsn'.., - On The v.rsnces occeS onee " Wv
ES~s.d Ccslsna sad wu, piuasas"'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

KINGS COUNTY COURT OF OYER AND TERMINEk
Before Judge BIRDsEVE aud Justices EmaoSs and
ecHooNMAKER.
The November term of the Court OF Oyer and Ter.
mil or was commenced yesterday morning The list Of Oraai
Jurors was called atul panel could not be obtained
The murder trials were set down for Tuesday next.
The sprument on the motion chsnge the In rss
the Long Island Railroad Company indicted for msds
esnor will take place before Judge Eno. Of PousbksH
ie next week.
The Court then adjourned until this "Wednesday morning
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SUPREME COURT-sPEcIAL TERa-Nov u.-Bsios'
Judge ROOSEVELT.

Charles A. RapsIlo sgt. The Mechanics Banking
Association extending time TO mako superintendent
the balance of the debts Of the Bank among the Undivided
stockholders -.
In the matter Of the appointment Of trustee Of the
estate OF Mary Noe appointing b. Haass
trustee, IN pisce Of Abraham Daily. deceased
Before Judge PEABODY
Hora'io III job psOn ct nj. sgf. Simon Herman q
sl-New trial ordered, costs TO abide the event
MoDcrief Michel. &C., sst Moses Bstman and
Hercules T. Giegan sgt the Order granted to oomus
defendant for contempt IN violating on injunction
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-Nov i'-Bsfsr
Judge NGERsoLL.

POSSESSION or GU0Ds.
James Drake ct al ast. Hemxn j. Resheld.
This was a motion to Get aside non.suit. The
brought back duties paid the sefeo
dsnt while Collector upon importation Of The socts
imported about the middle Of September snd the sh
September the duties according to the invoice being pa4
with obction permit given by the Collector and u
goods were received BY the psnsn superintendent Of then
was by sample which claimed by the PLAINTIFF TO b
which ased the value Of the goods then
their invoice value Upon hs penalty on sxss
duties imposed by the Collector and paid under protest b.
the plaintiffs after they had received their soods.
He'd bv the (owt-Thst 10 entte party 60 recover beek
money p.d duties Collector he must establish thsss
That the duties paid not authorized BY Law.
That before the time Of payment he msde protest. 10
writing setting forth distinctly aud especially the grounds
his objection to the payment and Thst the payment We
cradle him Of the soods which he
duty imposed. See 10 Ptes's l51 ststa ct LsrEs
S48 Cary Curtis How. X. 1885, Stats at Luss, III
Msxw.livs Griswold. 10 How r. 2s6
That the plaintiff failed 10 establish OF these facts Va;
that he ps these extra duties which he seeks TO n
order act Of bis goods they already In biz
possession
That the motion therefore must be denied.
For plaintiff, Mr. Grswold For defendant, Mr. Kckecn
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La W INI,ELLIGENOK
rRITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-No, u.-Rx.
uSs BFrr, N'-

raITED STATES DISTRICT CoURr-No,. r-s.s~.
Jpdss Bsrrs.
DECISIONS IL ApsrRALTr-LIEs-PLEADrsG -srArs
$50 LAw-RHFEREScE.
".,n W. Tusp-r ct a. sat. The Steamship - Lswr.ses.
DE csse came up on excepi ions TO Commissos-
parties with tie ,s.sryson tb any questions q lag tsss
SCI on reference Be reserved for the oasieerSisss
the iblap e.,abhes s6 81 recovery .ad that the srs
upSn ne ao.s case :seed have been os the claimants
hee " Hs Dat e-coues examine The
pesdoss 20 ssc.rtan 10. .u sieot matter 81 ths
reference the Court not having acted sicsy the pre-
Tb., the libel contain. s.rsiou that III. supplies. to re-
on the cst 81 the ship that an, nes.y a. t
tine Of curing the supplies for credit upon the vess o
That Of seton is stated therefore ~AieA comes
vbiu the cospzsnee Of the Cost rsit RseA 10 Hss
That no regard can be paid herefor. any w.
tween TIE pae. ne ealent . Toe ls.s made the pssA
obtain the of the Cour, the point Of ursi
on to ask ito aid to amendment or reform Of the pss
All proceedings following the replication must be g, aside
For hbelsn,. Me.sr. William. Barnard For claimants.
Nessrs Beetle, Dean ponohne
sEAMEs swAGEs--vTssEL FoRFEIrrD-rETIrIoS-sU
PLUS REMNANTS.
Louis Ciseher ct al ss;. The Bark St Michael
This libel for seatpeus wages claimed to have
her srivs here seized and forfeited the
laws. cort.mned and cod This esim not brought ssss
usns libel BY petition seek 20 have ser eA.
satisfied Of the proceeds BY o,de Of the COc through ~
He'd BY Counts That the application cannot prevail n
this assumed that the vessel he's been right
fully condemned and there 10 proof sesstea tAe
the rights Of the not involved In IL
forfeiture There nothing thereor- 30 warrant the
sumption that the Petitioners part Of the ships comsssA
exempt from all guilty implicitly In the offenss.
P.tition denied, with lssve to renew t.
For petitioners, Mr. Godfrey for claimants. MT Mckeoa
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VOYAGE.
James Fish ct al az, The bark George Thomas and As
freight
This was o libel upon bottomry bond. The vsssd
seS ON Boston, bound thence Havana there dschss
hero 10 q q
and tbenceo port In the United sates Ga her out
she dsmasted aud put into Key West os
pairs to which this bond given BY the maser The
being sod did not bring enough to aud the
bsnt claims the balance OF the freight
received voyage the United Sse
while claimant ine that Havana 10 be deemed the
Of the for which the had to bad
the and freight.
Hed by e Coat-Tha the voyage round from bsck
Boston the United States and the vessel employed
ing freight TIE entire circuit and this faculty OF the TN
the Of rhe bond No cessation 81
liability occurred on the vessels arrival at Havana
That the besnt titled TOT decree against the frcs
q well as the vessel
For belsnts Mssr. sche osson Hu.ehins For olssa-
ants, Messrs Beebe, Dean Dopobue.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-11-18

Found Drowned The body Of an unknown
won an, apparently about 90 years Of age: wa, found
floating 10 the water foot of Cstharipe clip, sat River
Coroner Ccnrery held an inquest. No marks OF vio-
rendered verdict Of death by drowning. The de-
ceased had on dark figured dress, creek apron Can
ton flannel and white muslin undergar nen's, white
stockings and India rubber shoes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

DRowNED.--On Monday afternoon as the schooner
Horace Day. loaded with whiskey belonging Robert
Nniurn, Rq ofths city going down the Raritan and
near Woods landing, she got aground a shoa. Two
men, brothers, named Edward and Philip Murphy, took
Hedge anchor into boat in order carry out and make
fast that the vessel could be warped Off into deeper
water In letting go the anchor o. the brothers
caught by II and carried overheard The o.her Jumped
into the to assist him. but unfortunately both bro
theirs drowned before they could be assisted by
ethers The body Of Edward found and brought to
this city but the other body has not yet been recovered
Coroner Paradpe TO whom We are indebted for the above
particulars took charge OF the body OF the drowned man
Woods landing on Monday was found in the river on
Wednesday, abopt four miles this eide OF the place where
he fell overheard, the tide having taken his body up
stream. Forty three dollars in money was found In his
pantaoons pocket Both Of the brothers belonged In this
city, and bad been employed on the schooner about two
ycars--NeW Brunswick Fredonto1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25
Theatrical and NIuslcal.

Nmo's GARpEN.-The entertainments will commence
@s evening with series OF tight rope feas followed BY
No favorfe comic pantomime Of an Du Toupet" Then
comes the promenade concert and refreshing Ices In the
"PoDgo" in which N. Narzeu gives bis unrivslled per-
Donati0n Of the ape.
BowERy THRArRI-Nr Eddy 10 10 play two of his best
parts 10 night viz the hero in the popular spectacular
play called "Monte Cristo" Larry OGg the drama
Of tho "Robbers Wife" Various other artists of acknow-
EDGED ability, including Messr r. Johnston and Q. T.
smith, Mrs A. Parker, &C., are In the casts 'Robert
1scaire" Will close the performances.
BURroN's.-Prommepade concerts and musical festivals
arc 70 be given this afternoon and evening at this capa
c0us edce The programme IL of the best that has
been issued. Favorite songs to be sung by Miss
Behrend and the orchestra and chorus company
VIII execute great variety Of the finest operate and other
music.
wAIIAgx's.-Mrs. John Wood will close the second
week of her very successful engagement this evening
The characters of Fanny Gribbes In the aughable
entitled An Object OF Interest,", and Don Leauder, In
Phnche's famous extravaganza called "The1lnvsble
Prince" The capital farce oil " Delicate Ground is to
precede them.
OIyNIC-The summer will close with two
6mmt ns at this neat and popular little theatre to-day
The selections for the afternoon comprise the comcaes
styled Who Speaks First ?" the Irish Broomm sker
aDd the Samese Twins" In the evening 10 have
ne Widows Victim" "olympiana," and " Robert Ma
saire"
AMERICAN MUSEUM Professor Wyman's astonishing
Docromantc and venrioqaia feats combined with the
countless curioses and pictures viii afford ample Salts
fActon to all who visit this establishment today or to-
nght
hNsrRElsy.-The coored opera troupes have prepared
extra bills for this evening. BY way of aerpeces Geo.
6hfsty Wood tender The Msgoiau," and the Bryant
Brothers the " Eeca ped Chinaman."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

ar Of baskets, pairs gold hoops, q resn o. am.
es sea o. suds ahors gold chains; ong goa onam
Ia about three weeks since
No n-Wn: Il yelling, 4so Broome strses, About
1snAh since hsd stolen about 600 ivory chec1.
No Is Lace goods stolen from NJ jules Detcrou, o.
~ Broadway lis 20 pesrioss appsc.ncn 90 20 %,
So; echapes do, a9ok pontes d. s7os m.ntelss
vohss do ds I Is yards Chacun do $50 800, 9oM. ;
r. pieces dentelles do dc II yards chacun dc 10,
Ia 30, 4SOf 81 pieces mouseInes, de 6a9 yards cha
Gun, 4s0E SIS mouohoin application do 10 4od. s60r
oholrs brodss de II sS 6of chAle Chanully Az l76,
laSf IL ponies Chantily dc 100 276, 45o echarpes
d 100 leo, S20f Amauteles gsrnls volants de 10
$50, 4oOf. 10 mansees non garnis de 20 10, 62of
volink DO q % pouces, yards do go 800, e6of
yolants dc Is II do 10 do. 22b 275, 720 voiants
. % II do, Az do 40, 6of volant de Is II do AZ
10 IS, 3of iacqueues Chanlly 30, 49, 81 cofdrea
& beybes de %, 32of A3 volettes IL a0d., e4of
IuAal Il, 23M,
0bess Racoommodes-1 echarpe blanche application;
veeite neire sur paper, racoommoder; voile'tes
nses nnes petite bste feurs deeonpes paquets de.
PepAe chooses; petit bonnet.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

A GREAT CoMsr PPRoAcHNG.-At Mondays
t2eh Of June) sitting o. the French Academy OF Sciences
T. lie verrer confirmed the details Of the appearance Of
new comet II iced at the Paris Observatory on
Vie night u the 23d Of June by Den bu, had been de-
tccted by Berlin the 22d It's position Is
nearly In the constellation Perseus From observations
made by Yvon vlsrceau, the orbit Of the new celes
al vniiant has been calculated, and appears TO be APP
preaching the earth rapidly that will soon present
1ne the naked eye AT present s believed that
\ Charles VS. comet, or which there has been 30
much talk destined 10 into collision with the earth
on the 18th Of month Some further observations
however yet required settle that point with certainty
me discovery OF forty fifth elecopic planet was an
nounced at the same time
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-07-25

q 60n O00 HAVANA, DOMESTIC AED era
E:CUO,UvU mar seesrs, Q, slmos, erery srsas. IRON
sucsmens Cash advances made segars any quantity
q. CHrHES, ~ Rruadwar.
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: New con,rivsnee for Ladies'
/ style OF Fashion; The cay Mar
High Reef; A frcsinaneni .
OF New York and Brooklyn, and
supplied nj their houses, viii
q residence 10 the office Of publ
liver the paper will collect pay
HABPIR a BROTHERS.
Franklin square, ". Y.
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POST OFEICE notices.
NEWSPAPERS.
pLKAsANr Ann PRoyIrARLM


t.. cent. rrmSs' 1879 s.s' Number Thirty read,
Gsii4; VIII IL Is s ri; H. r..
nssssS S . NJ Japs IS 81 arrangement hof.
readers he ACT new wort ~ Bulwsr perhaps tae
sseS and cultivated taste.
eesr5s,s ?, I.r, wryT' , rors" a., NUN ,orr...
psssn,riias1sious Of kbssom Pool Of Beihe.ds
HSese The Temple se me Pool Of Behss "a DesOsis Je
On : seceu, B-ecutiou.
telegraph stations in Md ocean.
Phiesoiony in Politics
ssGops mo me COUNTRY VIVA, We do who are ,sn Be
hind The Consolaaoni 90 and bee ne Aofisac busters
How s 500 Boilers PrI. ne, Escsped
Ne. Holland Pggns County, House near
nos, Iashsm; female Savage climbing the Eu
Prsiae and ra,re-Purr Pusll Pual,i
IsisrsryI,Sew Books and Library sorsg r,u,
sr Pro.s y seement rs New raSsi vree
An LsSo. More Troubles n Ksn.ss; The oonsu,aicnl
Ulsh EIpsaon Cy troubles PERSONAL Irisi Of Reao
.e Ssyia% = tacs; a The V Scene IN he Grove Sonr.
I.csuton Of pcrssy; Behavior Of u. uulpr oMso o.
iereisn ssss@E nslsnd--ralsnen,i Railway Accidents
rrscss in Court Frsnce.rhe second Elect ons; a irs
ss n
81 famous CnArstan; Stock Companies In fs's farls
Dinner Persecution Of Preesisnts Francs Retirement Of
Gose. eermsay-ffy xsrrssesbie Prinoe.ss The Last
Advertising Trick; How Humboldt spends hs Time. -
Going 70 Europe nurirAons-Mr Roe and FAMILY III
Adeu'tol their Beloved Country Mr. Roe begins The
RGhs OF London; Mr. Roe visits lte Great Wis NJ Evans
cad much sdned hereby The Roe Party slightly Dsguse
ke Zoe Family At The French Cusiou House,
Good Society the Countess OF usbles; The LADIES
beiped up nrachenfeia; Their Delicious
he Rhine Net Recolecuons Of The Journey.
"uncr Ben"
Mays Legacy.
The NOM ain Torrent -
Abont Fyinr Marhlnes Iiusrsions-xr Charles Greens
crrosed Hslloou Mongoher; on Horse
ba~t Mr. Lsurepts Bird Machine; Besner Plying jacob
peren's FIyipg Machine he hoser Balloon rrsn
Baloon; A,iackn FALLING Noon Blsnchsris Machine
yse Academyt ralcon Coekings sscr'nne Peins brand
foreien Religious items American Hissions In rurkey
Progress of Union Proe~tsnts, The Popular Religious
Movement in England: Two NohsmmedAns bNeufcd In Ing
aad Roman Catholicism In England lnioeranee ncresses
IN Austria; The Jew Ri In Paranent kuroPe kconf on
Asia New Movement In Norway hehgos rersecunsn IN
Men and Things in Ilsy-l Frsm correspondent
Things Wise and Otherwise
Finsncisl and Commercial.
WEEKLY MARKET summary
Conicaiiies -llusra,ions- conrivsnce Tor Ladies
Maids adapted TO the Present style Of Fashion The NY MAP
kee-speech OF Mrs Mutton; High Reef; fresiranens
uPersous living The New York And Brosn and
whaling "Harpers Weekly" supplied heir houses, viii
their and residence the Office OF publ
cation. The carriers who deliver the paper ~ colect pay
tr the same. Published by = -----
Franklin square ". u
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CLOTHING, sc.

(Nsr OFF CLOTHING WANTED -aErrLEwEy on
" families having superauous effects they would snnver
cash, Will plesee call wno will wait
On hem At heir places Of reenence nfp poinin,ent
ID LhYEIT, No 70 Wal suset basemepL
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LADIES LIST.

Published extensively the NEW YcRz HsxAID ~ Az sf
csnxress-0s pcS~ Asv~s ~ A~ssd svsse~ a any, Ssp~
n Ge I'D 49,
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HORSES, CARRIAGES, sc.

JrxPREss WAGONS FOR sALE.-C. BEATTY INFORMS
- the public that he has hand number OF superior made
express wagons wishing :, purchase superior
oe would well call his factory. 70 Third
nue. conner OF Twelfth street, N Y.
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THREE HORSES Ann coat CARTS FOR SALE
yearsnd eighteen hands high, stout built splendid
travellers splendid truck hosting any heavy
cartng or would trade for light hOrses. Appy ~ No. u
Cherry street,
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GEL ceiuauitsci,.

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Die SercbIa amfeit.

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6rennbe, gSaiIer mahet itumm:
Hernet pieleS BON rem 5l6en.
Spd, teta gSsine feDrt litb'5 um:
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SSem Der Nbeinwein aus uns lpri6t!
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a. Sobrgamg.

The German .RICHMOND ADVERTISER
B. H.ssEL, Editor and Proprietor,
Is published every Wednesday and Saturday. a
SO per Annum, payable IN advance. Terms for
Advertisements reasonable.
OFFt';E: 1914. BROAD STREET.
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Salient.
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Kenosha tribune & telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1856-1859, 1857-01-22
The Governors Messag e

Our readers will find this document
in our columns this week. 1t is notove
long, and we presume that every one will
read it, and judge of its merits as it de-
serves. To our mind it is an able. COM
prehensive and statesmanlike paper. ev-
cry way worthy our able Governor. The
condition of the State, financially and
otherwise is clearly and perspicuously
set forth, with no redundancy of VERDI
age to make it appear other than it is.
The recommendations and suggestions,
are eminently pratical, and such as com
mend themselves to the reason and good
sense of every one. We doubt not the
Legislature will act upon them, and lift
does we shall have short and econom-
ical session, and the various interests OF
the State will receive their due share OF
attention. We commend the message
to the careful perusal of our readers.