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OFFICERS OF THE CORPORATION OF
THE CITY OF WARRINGTON.


s ys. y Halliday oeks-euSsn ceAry and william
say,sgsr-NIl,ar, For.y,hp
mEAIIH
fs,a ward-Dr p c, Davis, J,B II smith, esq.
Second Ward-Dr. R. X Stone, James Z. Dunawn, ESQ.
Third Ward-Dr. W. 0. Palmer, Joseph Bryan, ESQ.
Fourth Wayd-Dr. W p. Johnston Francs Mohun, esq.
s s;s w Word, g g Mccoy, ! insis esq.
Ssrena ward-nr j. E Morgan, Henry 4 clarke esq
Fy,s ward I,vs R,s asa''' A-NA II "- '00"
Sssoad Wayd-Andrew w Hughes
E'a,fa rra,f lame" N %, raIIsn
Fyfth Word Is Gardiner
sinA Ward-Janes D. oDonneu.
sece'h Hard-D b. Clarke.
PHYSICIANS
Tai,a Wasa|eeorse N N. paIs " ID a. y
Isurth WapsVJ NJ Toner e,a n u D
rsfsa wasa%J Nc Grymes' NJ NJ D D.
! Ssre"a Ward D. r ' Wle,t NJ N. n n
n,un NV ,,nv,,
Fy,s ward Geo w piggs and wn' = T,,. l.,0.,,o.,,
wayd-Thornas Miller and Thomas j. Fisher
Bard-Thomas Dsnoho and Joseph n Brown
Fblrth Ward-wm W. Moore and Francis Mohuu
s,ltI wapd-Robert Clarke and md Aaron W Mlar
sr@sarv % he Erasm aSa Middleton
Messsnosr-Jacob Kiolber
o s1' ~ ~ THE BOARD o. Ainrshs'
I"psoemeat' Messrs T Miller Moore, aud Pearson.
r1a.ee n w, ' p p n anu , ' p
sss n nrlya brSw n ana realsoc,
iesss pehoho, punnlnsnn, ana clark ~
$1,000 M"ssrs s1ora tlnsp .na 49, Z, a. '" "f'
of Brown
Miller, and PEARSON r..ao' :
On Unfinished Busness-sesss A. W Miller Huntington and
smith
io,yr ,,.nrr,ua On ~ as,a.a uess, uoos nonoo a,s
. Nv MlInr = - - ' So
Health Of he Cay-M ossrs T. Miller Mohun, and Clark
Canal -AIessrs. Brown and Person
Whdrrcs-Mcssrs, Donoio aud smith
Enrolled BiHs-Mr Moore.
accounts Of Rs0ister--Mr. Barry
Money 1funsacions n The Corporations Mr.. Riggs.
EHgdfty u seso-Messrs A. w Miller, Fisher and smith.
10 Count and Destroy Due BalsM Fisher,
To Attend the Interests q the Corporation before Con0ressesrs
Huntington, Riggs and Clark
p Wori Charles Alert Tprerdsn,1 John n Turon an,
sou,h.y 8 parrc, y '' - - 1880 ~
49,, :, VI Iv, o.,,o ,,,,o, ro,,.u an, S..., -,
Third W1rfWn a. Palmer Ianbert Tree and Clronhar
o'IIare
Fourth WIrdgtephen d. Caseman Elijah Rtn,ouop and Vim
r. Mohun
Fffb Vnrd-Wlliam A. Mulloy VIM Wallace md Van Res
wick
Wayd-GeorRe A. and John
sell.
Seventh Ward-Thomns T. Lloyd, Charles wilson, and Thomas
Milsead.
Sscradiy---Wilha a. kennedy
AesseAge--Wiiain y Locke
o., W,s Means Jones Turton Cuseoau
Rcswick Gbor and Lloyd
Improvements Turton, Van Reswck Orme OIIare,
Mohun Rnssol, and Lloyd.
On Clan's-Messrs POWELL hohnL, ana wilson.
On Unfinished i'ustHess- Messrs fainer and Mstosd
"a Elections -Mossrs Wallace Ooer ana wilson
On Poc Messrs Muloy, odare Parker Powell Castleman
Bohrer, and Lloyd
cdads-Messrs easeman, ofme, ooe van Kewck, Parker
ana hstead -,
Messrs Tree, Inrton POWELL Mohnn, Wallace lohrer
ana LLOYD .@ -
fre Deparfnns aiesrs, rarker, Eunonoh ana Mis'eau
p Diu,"age 3 , Wt 's i'' 0' i' 'u' 'iu"o'
,Sn ra,,. uoa., Jopea uo,,, rIoxd ana Trao
Jolsr CoMnrrI1E Wasningior CanaiMesrs Caseman and
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RATES or POSTAGE. DOMESTIC AND FOREIGN

"Po Tobacco daily other places on the route above
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CRIME AND ITS CONSEQUENCES Buffalo Commercial
AdrgSr narrates at length the criminal of Har-
low Case Fourteen years ago. says that paper he
esteemed citizen here holding the place of assistant
postmaster under Mr., Dorshemer, and for many
years entrusted with the important duties of the
office. member of one of the Baptist churches.
upright in every walk Of life married. and the father
Of family no seemed to be finn in the straghtfor
ward paths of virtue any other. Removing to San
dusky Ohio he received the appointment of collector of
that port under MIR. Fillmore. The appointment WAS
universally approved, and the numerous friends of
Case, in this city reoiccd at his success in life.
While holding that Office he intimate in the family of
Mr. f. one ofhis assistants Mrs r. was young beauti-
fnl, imprisoned, and fatal attachment grew between
the two which remained unsupported until the truth
made known by the sudden elopement of Case with
Mrs f. and the simultaneous discovery that he had alb
seconded with government funds to the amount of 1884,
900. From that time forward nearly all trace of the
guty pair was lost The family of Case, bereaved and
betrayed remained hopeless in their grief MIR. +.
gagged in long but fruitess chase of the ugitves and
from off tho come tidngs-a broken, halftold
story of lonely wanderings in foreign land full re-
cital of coasing remorsc with pitifu and solitary
deaths in ar-away islands and the stormy waters OF
the Indian ocean. Both victims of unhalowed passion
asleep mother in the groves of Ceylon the little
child in the coral forests of the The bcrayer still
wanders the Garth
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her own greatnayy and hes seaeoast have
done We have organized an irresistible reserve
which exercises through its industrial system
direct and potent influence upon the people of the
whole world and that with a trained and practised
militia force of million and half Of men with
monopoly Of seamcn; powerful commercial ma.
rine; country full of resources people wealthy
and prosperous, and government without debt
places us upon vantage ground which We trust ia
sufficient TO exempt us from all Intervention from
abroad. Ali This is really defensive Of England
Tho latter, in comparison with the great govern.
men;s of the continent, is weak and powerless; but
the European representative of free institutions,
if she is true to her position fortified by the United
States, she is still invineible
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PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS.


Hon Henry NJ Phillips has been elected Grand Master
of the order of Free hlasons of PENNSYLVANIA.
Mr. Cozzeis has read to the New York publishers his
report connected with the International Copyright Con
gress at Brussels.
Henrietta Polydorc, who brought from Utah by
Judge Eckes in obedience to instructions from gov.
eminent sailed for England "Wednesday, in the Africa
Capt Charles IT, Harper, who died recently at Louis.
ville commanded the Guards Of that city during their
Mexican campaign and distinguished himself at Monterey
Mr. Ashbel Smith, who was the minister of Texas at
Paris and London prior to her annexation has retired from
political life, aud taken charge of large academy at
Houston
Gcrr Smith figures that, taking IN the expense Of mv
cling, establishing newspapers feeding pauper followers
&c. his vote for governor Mt the late election cost him
just four thousand dollars each
Vn., from the frontier conferences, in feeble health
During his trip no has travelled some four thousand
miles nconsidcIable portion Of it the wds
the backs Of Indian ponies and prres where the
mud deep that it was with difficulty that any
Roadway could be made
Col. Burns and his brother Willie were guests at
dinner party given by Consul Beverly Tucker at Liver
pool the ed Oct. The Colonel writes who was
present. seems quite iniirm, although only sixtyiom
years Of age his hair is white SNOW, and his hand
trembles very much. He spoke Of his father, OF his
mother, of Scotland had lived in India nearly thirty
years, during that time having had days sick
lie talks Of and sings his father songs He sang the
air which Robert Burns wrote to his mother, very
sweet thing, and John Anderson my joe
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

Hon EDWARD EVERETT AND THE NEw YORK LEDoEH-
In advertising counns.w be found the prospectus
of the New York Ledger, which contains all the paicf
lars relative to Mr. Everctts engagement TO write im
that paper The Louisville Journal in speaking OF III"
engagement, says
1.-THE Hon Edward Everett has paid over to Che Noun
Vernon Association ten thousand dollars received by m
from the editor of the New York Ledger in consideration
of his giving to that paper, throughout the coming y
original weekly contributions, under the head Of Noun
Vernon Papers" This, indeed, is such arrangement
no other publisher in the United States, if in inc
world ever had the Hberality and boldncss TO make
Edward Everett is the most accomplished scholar now
living, and know not where TO look for bis equal
taste aud knowledge, and genius and in grace beauty
splcndor, magnitccncc Of thought and diction lo
fact that writer like him has engaged at an cxrao
nary rate of remuneration, TO contribute regularly ,o'
weekly family newspaper must, of course, create m m
mense demand for that paper crcrywhcre throughout W
nation and when it is known that, in addition 10 Nv
splendid contributions the paper has the regua
services OF twenty thirty other writer's, each OF WHOM
has national reputation, the aggregate OF the saa
paid out amounting to at least thirty thousand dollar
year, and probably more surely the demand cannot M
to be literally tremendous The Lcdsers present uiVu
laon, of nearly half million, may be expected 70 ''
rapidly TO a million
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

News FROM PIKEs PEAK---The ST. Louis papers men.
ton the arrival there in twenty-tw days from Pike
Peak of party Of Georgia gold miners They left the
Georgia mines the 9th of last February and arrived
at their destination on the 23d Of June Since then they
have been engaged in mining and prospecting with uni
form They old miners, having worked for
years, both in California and Georgia, and being thor
oughy conyersant with mining operations, their opinion
in regard to the Cherry Creek dggings h entitled to
much consideration With the present rude implements
at the mines from three to ten dollars be easily made
per day; whcs proper machinery is introduced, the
amount will be increased fonr-fold The gold is of a
rich quality, and appears of ncxhaustibe Quantity The
woods in the vicinity of the mines abound in all kinds of
game. The soil is highly productive. Coal has been
found Mt the base of the mountains the Platte in
seams of from one to twelve feet thick
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10
THE TNTERIoR DErARTMENT.

We lay before theToaders Of the Union to-day thO
elaborate report of Mr.. Secretary Thompson on the
affairs Of the Department of the Interior. Tho con
Germs of this branch of the public service direct
ly interesting to large portion of the American
people. We embraced recent occasion 10 present
some OF the leading features Of this great depart,
mcnt of the government, and if thoro are any who
regard our remarks at all exaggerated they have
only to to the details Of the Secrctarys report
to correct thoir Impressions and vindcate the truth
of what we said There is no branch OF the service
to compare at all, in the magnitude, intrcacy, and
variety of its operations, with what is placed in the
hands of Mr.. Thompson Either Of the four chief
Offices under his general charge-the Land, the Pen.
sion, the Patent and the Indiancmbraces an amount
Of important and delicate duties which might well
claim the exclusive attention of the best intellect in
the country. But, in addition TO these several Off.
ces, which are under the immediate charge of com.
missions gentlemen of the highest qualifications and
mert-thc Secretary of the Interior is required to
superintend great variety of other business Of
troublesome and perplexing nature. We have no
time to enter into analysis Of the report and il
quite unnecessary to do so, the affairs Of that do.
partment are Of such absorbing interest that few will
neglect to read the detailed history Of it which the
Secretary has so ably rendered..
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

The JACKSON MONUMENT MEMTIs. "A bust Of Gen
jackson, by Frazce is to be nauguratcd at Memphis
the Sh Of January next Hon Jefferson Davis has been
invited to deliver oaton and there will be other ap
proprate ceremonies The bust is to be protected by
DOME copied to its plan nearly consistent with
architectural taste from that which, ct the Hermitage
covers the tomb of General and Mrs. Jackson, n
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

The trace week. at Charleston, S. c.. in February,
will be very brilliant. Messrs. Hunter, of New York;
Boswell of Virginia. and Hardens, of Tennessee are
already the ground with their stables the irstnamed
bringing Nicoas by Glencoe out Of Mamie Rhodes, by
Wngne who claimed to be the best four mile in
America.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

Christianity formally roinstalcd in Japan at the
residence of Consul General Harris Sunday August
1858. This the first time Protestant worship had
even been held in kingdom containing population
timated ut tory D,lonsa third than the entire
population of the United States.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

The Illinois Central railway company have closed q
contract for the erection of good, substantial depot
Cairo city the southern terminus of the line The build
ing will be Of stone and ron ESQ feet long and 80 wide
end 10 be two stories high to be situated the
side Of the main track
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

The Alton Railroad Telegraph Company have laid a
cable beneath the Wabash ut 1errc Haute and also
beneath the Mississippi ut st Louis and far the conti
nuity continues perfect De Sauty has control
either
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( THE WASHINGTON UNION.

upon ii those who from previous experience were con
versant with the subject and accustomed the duties
which the peculiar character OF the work required and
it believed that the results shown will not only prove
highly interesting in themselves, but win also tend 10
facilitate future investigations in reference 10 this branch
of statistics The results thus far ascetaIned fol-
lows
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-12-10

The South Carolina house of representatives in
session, numbers l23 members of whom 43 planters
43 lawyers, II farmers physicians merchants,
planters and physicians planters and lawyers planter
and merchant, farmer and physician, and mechanic
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A proposition to raise by tho LIST of January next
500 900 rs an endowment for Randolph Macon COLLEGE
has been far accomplished that only 900 remain TO
be provided
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WASHINGTON CITY.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 40. 1858.
Business Notice.

the the Unon Of the proposed
change Ia lis will be conducted strictly cash basis all
collection Of subscriptions dscOn
payments should be Agents date,
cet G. fipsoomb who auhOrzedto collections
Ia Iela~are, Maryland and Virginia
WASHINGTON, March -, ls5s.--tf
foregoing notice any
that employ have heretofore employed Ia this
those on who have performed such service In other ohe
country. Ap 29--u
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Much interest is felt at the West ut the result of the
trn of speed between the Overland and the 1chuancpco
routes, in conveying the Presidents message to San
Francisco
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DECEMBER Q, 1853.

DFCEMBEN y, 1905.
Cadwalladcr Wallace rs, The United States Mr.. Gil
let the Solicitor, commenced the argument in this
for the United States and without concluding, it
ordered that the court adjourn until Monday next at IL
o'clock, m.
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The exercise of snow -shoeing' is favorite sport In
Montreal Ia the winter silver cup the gift of
General Sir William Eyre is TO be oompetedor this win
ter by the Montreal Snow shoe Club
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The digest OF the statistics of manufactures according
70 the eurns of the seventh census which Congress- at
the last session. directed to be completed in state of
forwardness and the win be communicated 10 Con-
gress aton early day. Care has been taken to employ
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COURT OF CLAIMS.

The PRESIDENT of the United States.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07


kipi ps ssRpwv --rhs celebrated "cor'~mvrrsascus
drNa ~ Jessie BRO .nn " be bronwh, on. at thi7
be1e iorsN M-s Agnes Robertson . announced Tor
her TreG 0risinal character, the hersne
rcvyrv Tarauv Mr. Hury aeymur's Historical
drama enticd lrslsnds Goden Age n ~ 10 toll ~ed
um evening BY the comic pant5muie q IN Nasc BAR.
rel snf t1e msio drama o the Bride Of In merm0or."
BrKros's Mr.. colins viii ~ nisnt rerrosoo, Gerald
Dssrond 10 Nr. Broughans lively comedy of Ifish Tor
iurc Hcobrs, snd Paddy Mayphy IN me farce Of Toe
Happy Man.
Nsi,cxs-hr Ccoper's Ergllsn opera trouro vii this
cveninH pertorr In "Lrc's oi lsrmermcor" N'ss Mnc-
y euaot the herore nnd vii be supported by Al sne
chef members n the co-nps,y.
LAURA kkxys's The historical psy Of Louis XII s 70
be pr1cuced with good spprourae scenery and
otner cites BY bis 0ps acirg N IN piece.
IREsoH PEpForNsyr. renowned French drama of
"Csmiile " be eoscsed IN the language IN shisn
70 tAse bosehs 70 GIN. Nile. Juictte y " personse
Camille
r1E AspnIcAs nrsyuw continues almost daily 70 reserve
additions 70 ts already immensely vosumaoue s,ok cf
curosites However The staoton a. present there
ntihiodon's theatre of arts.
ooIoRrD OFrpA-n IL wholly Unnecessary % w@rs
space by descsptrg The respective rers Of Hcods
Brysnh or Csmpheil's U'nstres Tue large numbers u
people who nightly petronzs tbs sound Their PRAISE Tar
and vide See their ciasrens pfogrannss
PAiAcE GARDws-ssverai elegant pieces have bscn se
ected Tor the ~ ssl psc8 der Raxers ~
fecton his evening. Tue band az Ae Seventy first re-
s'ment VIII perfoym she drum polka
siG Btrz snd his ssg.cso-s csnsry birds viii sra'n en-
Yer ao or Brooklyn beEh1ors at me Institute wash
irscn fsresi, Ais evenrg
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THE DIFFICULTY BETWEEN DR.. THOMPSON
AND CAPTAIN RICH.
TO TIE EDIToR 90 TIE ngsALp.


JsrsD srsrfs 3osspsG 0r'tcv
QuARAsriNE, segt q, 1853
The sts,creotu your oolunrs hi, snornng o,ccsnng
mysef, Captain Rca and xr Ray forplts Il cxcsscvsy
srrncnu. snd csfuasef 20 b niscsiev3as Having no
tfeiAl business ~ah Nv. ronpsius made y, aopr alton
whatever for hs admission within tse Qasrs1ss wa,It
neither TO The poiccrsp Al the gate 70 nr rnompscu
toe Hesl,h CiSer. rhs fscir nply lhsso: Mr. Ray
rcmpkos Fe0t mssags - CAPTAIN Rirh, to corrsndtr
ol w. cots bns nj q osnes Sra4rg ne uu'ed sstcs
stcfsf ana ver ~ - this siaton Naf8g tA wfhed
ofta h.m fhn msfsasc ~as bono ~ ~. W Go1frry,
sH rsfc'cr o. the css'oms n inc snip
CshsSba, ard Captain Ecrs fcply 10 u al cnlc,al
rNt., tHrSt by hlusth, Tor NJ romphiss Ndm ssicn.
"btu trE as rfJt ctd AZ tho safe Captain Rcb applied
~ ne Rta IN OtccF 10 " - rs7pecisd. B5iug
Ttnfed he rsqutEtce TIE Heath Oncer express shs
refusal IN writcR, vhi.h done HAVING reason 10
tuprnss GsA nr. rrmpairs reh@i 70 nm matter
Of theiN upoFk4oe Ccf they % sonsy sranEss),
- nqureo the OF my barge nrrg W. r0npkns 70
tee ggve15 ueut wharf rns being dus, tr9 i1tstvcw
~af eftctcd snd NJ. rcmps Feiarnei Add = this the
i@5t tasi tsptsn Rich scompans1 IA the uasg0.
tFo o- csrs temporary du'y here sai
you have he whole ssory, mi-ra your dinner
AID h'nn4ss. H.HARO a LOskE,
Int3d Staser Boarding OIcgr,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1858-09-07
THE GUARANTEE QUESTION ON CHANGE
AND AMONG THE MERCHANTS.

The feeling among the merchants yesterday seemed to
bsve lost nothing Of s Intensity 50 FAR from having
derfone any charge their regarding the cha
racter Of the outrsges al Quarantine seemed to have
gained strength They appeared 70 think that fearful
responsibility mad incurred by the constituted
thorities II the acts OF the mob at Staten Leland which
some OF them s!igmazsd and murder, not
only TO escspe punshmen but 10 be defended by recpec
table and wealthy citizens Of the Island would prove
most serious blow ever inflicted government s.d
laws II would form precedent and oren 100 door 10
other acg Of similar lawlesness How could future as
of mob violence be punished with such a precedent
10 appeal to2 II q minority OF ciNz,ps, who
were free 10 vote for tho'r representatives q
the LegsiaSure-free 70 write, poisson and puolab
neT Tsvses ra 0Ss, 'ssa r,a s sn ss.fsss
town or precinct could do; yet, whenever they con
sidered public property nuisance, vas at liberty ID
bum Is Gown, resulting ia loss Of lite, u vas prac
toaliy pullifyiDg the sSs and establishing snarcay
IN their place II was alleged that thcre was not
argument in favor Of breaking tho laws 70 destroy the
Qo1 1antine buildings Cat could not bs atduoed Ia
favor OF destroying every public hospital in the
city Of New York. No constitution. no laws, could DO
irTerponsIb Ible mob In its scis o. a~cs sresss
Scme merchants were heard 70 say thai they hal labor
% sna pett money snd time nisvor Of the legal removal
OF the Qu 70 Sandy Hook but, siuce the lxse
detnuctlan OF the buildings, thoy would do Ill
hey could ID have he re- ercc ed In are proof form
'he spot, they had 70 be removed under The
tapoion OF lss hereafter
One merchant deced that hc would make os three
hnrdrcd 70 give 81 0co each to have tho bulldogs
eitcitd the groupd, should there be other
mesDe ~ accomplishing the oHject
a pctiuca was IN crcoiat,n, rumerously signed, In
fsvos offsyns he bufnss re erected, ard That IN fire
proof usnDsr aod ss spec oily poSsi,e.
TIE property destroyed vaeed II abou, $500 900,
whcn would have 70 be paid for either by the county
ths Stale
phle hce ccndsoninr The culrsges at Quarantine some
of them s s5hered 10 The OF tbe y
cbnees tDpesse upon csrgocs discharged 10 tbs liver
hay, arc offered from toe made By tns Com
msso0@'f Of 9eslh, averrrg hat tire fsrs ~ The case
sbtn made public, would snor vno was rsnt.
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THE LATEST Rt-NoRs

II ws runored Last evening tha. Governor King hal is
'ued p5ccsuaOn asslArisg TIE tovrs Of rOrpkinsve
and ossuesoo In state Of SIEGE and proc.mpg martial
hv Ip th 20 dstrcts u Intended doubt, 10 keep
The matter secret Until 70 DAY br saeaov oissr the
sc'on o. tbe Governor leaked ont pr 1honrson, tho
Health Ulicsr. informed Of reporters thai be
preeeni and heard tho proclamation read -ss further
runo-ed that the ssven, regiment Ncs York state mi
nus orsered " bold ss 10 readiness
vices sni bs required 20 day We give these for
cha, they are WORTH without vouchns for their corre,l
nNss