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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

BROWNS HOTEL o Reaney, o; J nj
Sullivan and sister, do; Gov F Thomas Md X
b Scott, Texas; w c Ruse, Mo; ID Warren
Ill, ID Pomley, Florey, w Foster, Md; F. w
Morgan and-lady, XIV; f A Collins, Tenn; w l.
Collins, do; II McCulloch, Va; George Peace
do; B Dougall, Ga; Miss J Preston, NY; j
Mccoy and lady, Ala; John Clarke, Tenn; ID
Bradan, La; B Clark, do; L Phillips, do;
w Herring and lady, do; Cartwright, do;
B Long and lady, Va, Mrs A Wilson do; j
Catssby Thorn, do; w Henry, NJ; Mrs Foster
NY; West, LC; w Matthewson and daugh-
ter, sc; Hamilton and idy, Ill Mrs Pratt
do; H y Young, Md; ii Ingraham sc; III
Howson, Pa; U Green, Mo; 8 Andrews, La; w
H Kirme, NY; Mallory, o; 6 Mallory. do;
M Mallory, do; g Starks, Miss; Mrs Rev
nolds, do; Wakeman, NY.
NATIONAL HOTEL-Thos Hughes, John
Small, Md; w w Gray, Va; h White e.: X
B Lowry, USN; r Ford, 5 C; Findiey, va;
H w Scoville, La; 5 Harper and LADY, Pa; G
Tue ker, NY; w II Bassett, La; n Sanders, ID
Mclaughlin, w Gore, N Y w Westcott, Pa;
H Coates, NY; ID Sanborn, Mass.
UNITED STATES HOTELS T Callahan,
NY Kennie, Va T EweIl, Pa; A w VIM
nsld. Tenn; Sheppard. XIV; A w Deahl. Va:
Chamblin, Ill; Mrs nj gginbothem and
fomily, Va; Higginbothem, do; Lindsley.
DC; b HAVE do; NJ Herman, Pa; II w bite,
LAKEWOOD HOUSE-C J Bunker. NY. !
w McNaters and family, La; E M Murch va: =
Folsom, ChocNat; Pitchlynn, do; F n Wv.
eth, Pa; Mrs Colburn, Md; Mr. Peultny do; ] r
Strother; X f. Scott, Va; Chapman Ny: X
Foster, o; w Homer, Va; 8 w Thackara Pa;
Mrs fnackara, do.
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III A "0entury Plant'' is now blooming in
Philadelphia.
III Thaddeus C. wootten has been elected
City Sergeant Of Portsmouth, Va.
III There were only 81 deaths In Boston last
week-of consumption 20; cholera infantum ii .
III There was a fine shower of rain In Nor
folk, Va, on Sunday night Hail fell in Ports
mouth.
III For some time past pack Of wolves has
infested the neighborhocd few miles north Of
Ebensburg, Cambria CO., Pa.
IL Among the shipments Of cotton from Alb
beville, 8. C., to the North, last week, was one
bale belonging to negro slave
III 1t has been said that chattering little
soul In a large body is like a swallow In a barn
the twitter takes up more room than the bird.
III 1t is reported that Capt. VIM DELAY, of
Oxford, Miss, will receive the appointment of
Consul to Havana, vice Dunn, deceased.
IL BY doing good with his money man, as
IL were, stamps the image Of God upon 1t, and
makes it pass current - the merchandise of
Heaven.
III negro man named Jack, belonging TO
Mrs. Rudd, Of Hampton, Va, was accidentally
drowned in Hampton Roads on Sunday, the 18th
instant.
IL A couple Of old maids sent bachelor a
boquet Of tansey and vDrmwood. He thought
the gin considerably sweeter than either of the
givers.
III Dobbs is a strong believer in "guardian
angels" IL II were not for them, he wants to
know what would keep people from rolling out
OF bed when they are asleep.
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EVENING STAR.
ADA CLARE,


Ada Clare, do you ever think
OF b{gone years.
Looking through, as do now,
A mist Of tsars!
Do you view the oloudsd pictures
Memory brings!
And still vstch air castles built,
On far, frail things.
Do you hear the rain beat wildly
THIS dark. cold day!
Like drops Of sorrow washing
All JOY away?
'Fvss such q night a. this one
That Ernest left,
To SAL DER distant seas. love,
or hope bereft.
In losing thee, poor foolish boy,
HIS bright love light.
Alas was quenehed forever,
His heart dark night.
Yourjsvsls, pictures, silken robes,
And shining gold.
Has made your heart grow very hard,
stony and GOLD.
oh love 10 life worth living
While hearts are dead,
BsrteTs a and; and daily broken
The fearful storm that rag ed last night
Upon the shore,
Did cast gallant ship, and strew
Pale corses Ger.
And was told boy ish form there laid
Upon the sand;
Twas Ernest. pale in death-yoar ring
Vas on ms hand.
Turn not SO paid, Ada Clare,
Ye perjured wife
In your soul your youthful love 10 stin
Dearer than life.
Ysveep his death. proud one; thy lord
Will never know,
Midst youth and wealth thou couldn't
Know augnt of woe.
You'll still be naughty, Ada Clare,
And none can see
The oruel wound In thy poor breast,
But God and thee.
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Rsy; JOHN PIERPONT.
THOMAS A. DEXTER,
8. II. KENDALL, NJ. ID.
SAMUEL MAY,
THOMAS C. AMORY,
PETER HARVEY,
MIG n nITNAr
THE GREAT HEALTH REsTORER!

%. Tks Lis Of the Flesh IS ia tks Blood"
When the Blood becomes vltlated. impure, OF too
weak. the flesh loses its vitality. the skin becomes
yellow and palid: the Liver dlsOrdered, Dyspepsia
and INDIGESTION follow, the Spirits droOp, Nervous
ness commences, and Life becomes burden.
HARTSHORNE'S HEALTH RESTORER,
OR SARSAPARTLLA CORDIAL,
Acts upon the Blood, Liver, Stomach and Bowels.
impart,ng new vgor and tone to a constitution i'm
paired by disease from any cause. IL removes PIN
pies and all skin eTuptiOns; aIouses the physical
powers of both es. gives bloom to the pallid
cheek and makes one joyous and happy. Though
taste. 1t is particularly adapted to Female oom
plants, which In their very nature exhausting
ngs, or Kidney and Bla der affections, 1t acts like
charm. Quart bottles 81, small bottles 80 cents.
well d Lawrence, DR.. Culver, and Ford, Washing
ton City Ciscell KIdwel, Georgetown.
ma 2o-dSm
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WHEN IN THE, COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events. Ladies and Gentlemen lose one of their
greatest natural attrnctions-a fine head of hair-it
becomes q matter of serious Importance, and thu
question ID hat shall we do to stop the hair from
falling OF, and restore Its vigOr and beauty In re-
ply TO this query, we beg to say. try DIR. HARRIS
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling or breaking
remove dsndIuh, keep the scalp clean and white,
and lmpart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
although you may have been bald twenty years the
continued use of it two months will insure you a
uxurant head Of hair. Call and get bottle, and if
and get the price paid.
Ask for DI. Harms Hair Promoter and Improver
Sold in Richmond by w. PETERSON, Drug
Elst, corner Main and 18th, and Main and Wall sts,
and IN Washington city by II. ID. GILMAN, Drug
b. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa.
avenue. IL
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4edicinss,
A Y E R. s
CHERRY PICTORIAL,

AS'0lnaso. . asusHs. AND
tI. Of many AID th50ssh
TORAL has been found to afford more reiefand to
remedy known to mankind. Cases Of apparently set
ands of sufferers who were deemed hey ond the reach
OF human aid have been restored TO their friends and
usefulness 70 sound health and the enjoy ments Of
lungs and throat. Here q cold had settled on the
lungs. The dry hacking cough, the CLASSY eye, and
snS I'm. to al ba vino Sm Sss lately
He tries every hing. but tn, disease is gnawing at
his vitals and shows its iatsl symptoms more and
r "a He he &c
made ms breathing easy; his sleep is sound at
his appetite returns and with IT his strength. The
dart which plercsd his side is broken. Scarcely any
neishboIhood can be found which ha. not some Inv
Ing trophy like this to shadow forth the virtues
which have won for the Cherry Peotoral an I'M
peIlshable renown. But Its usefulness does not end
here Nay, 1t accomplishes more by prevention than
cure. The countless colds and coughs which it
cures are the seed which would have ripened into a
Dreadful harvest OF inourabe diseases. Influenza,
Group, Bronchitis, Hoarseness ,Pleurisy, WhOOp-
ing Cough. and all irrialOns of the throat and lung
are easily cured by the CH Err RY PECTOR l. If
taken in season. Every family should have it by
them, and they will lind It an invaluable protection
from the inslduous prowler which carries OF the
parent sheep from many flock and the darling lamb
Authenticated evidence of these facts with direc-
tons for the treat nent of each Complaint. may be
found in Ayers American Almanac, of which we
hs III snd s he
may have before them the information it contains
Drugglsts and dealers In medicine generally have
and a hne ceaTsf AtS1ys Mnss
COOK, Alexandra, and by sil dealers everywhere
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DEN1i55kka. sgfEPHEN BAILY,
OYyIcx No. lse PENNSYLVANIA AvHuyI,
flgss fssSs (yeR h5b Street. 0

:ssn S: oos. log e Dove
varsity Of dcpt that he Ia. trssssa
sasnto Or OtSsrvss isatn9 to the f.stR III;
Own experiences confirming the opinion of many mer
and and E. Psrmy, Ia. led h% ons .incs to d.
card e mero1Iia preparation. for filing Teeth also
and S GOd P.ss
mouth, a. was most conolusively shown By tho last
American Dental Convention.
dsnos and practice IN WasSinrtoD. he !. ~ -vorsb,
knovn to his nrmsrou: friends and patrons. he bsss
From the late Rector Of the Church Of Epiphany
DR.. STEPHEN BAni: Dear Sir-I desire to sxprsss
s ss
MAJ ss. the y. Sm friends and the
w..An...,. A,.. ., ,s You" w W5F'PE'RIhns..
Prom one Of the oldest firms in Baltimore. Msssn
BoSfs. Cctmsn 4 CO.
list, Of WsshinIton city. to execute for me an i'm
Iortant and dimcult piece of work, which ne did to
one Of the most dstns cd members OF the Denta
COLLEGE Of Baltimore failed after repeated trials, to
treat pesssrs to spress my entire scniidenes N;
Aifs ssmstlGn Of ,s R,ofssslpansM sk poa.s
01ibluOI0s 8us toSIs dAhMANN bO626S
Kxtsst from HSts receive cd from the late Hss. yshl
ID. Clayton.
U. 3. SENATE, Aug. 10, 1875.
Bhs teeth yea made for me work admirably; moth.
''s '''ld be better V''' f0 5iasiNipaaI'o LArrox
Ye those that sock relief from the malades OF the
teeth, can oheerfslly recommend Dr. 3. Baily as
superior Dentist; he made set of porcelain teeth
for one Of my family and plugged several teeth for
mysef and the work has all stood we'll for thar
ton sArs. ROBERT +. NIXON,
A., Of the Va Conf. of the M. Z. Church South.
We, the undersigned, having lad occasion to sysi
ourselves OF the professional skill of DIR. g. Baily,
Surgeon Dentlst of this cty, having been oognis
pleasure In expressing our admiration of hs artistic
SKILL as Well as Of the uniformly satisfactory manner
In which he performs the most delicate and diiout
operations In Dental Surgery, and We ectfully re-
commend HIM to the confidence and patronage OF the
Dablc. of which wo consider him emlnently worthy,
THOMAS Y. WALTER, Architect U. 5. Capito.
THOMAS MILLER, NJ. D., of Washington, ID. @,
b. 8. BoHRRR, M. ID. of GEORGETOWN, ID. C.
n. 3. LINCOLN, nj. D., of Washington, ID. @,
Jos. II. BRADLEY, Of Washington, ID. CT
9IoRsI WALTON, Ex. GOverno. Of Florida.
WALfRR LKNoI, Ex Mayor OF Washingtolj
HlNRY BALDWIN, u. 9. Patent Office,
&C: VISIT, Principal Rittenhouse Academy.
iSb30
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Section. and 9Th. n x nfsthe NEx .ra ,h.NH

Section. and a:tSs Sfs;,hs x I'D SSy ,h SS
ss on sections ss 10 inossiVsy.S. q Ie
ssS r am .n' the s%% ssS IS the
TstrrsGir, sirki ard nire: sections and % - o.
shof IL; the sE ], OF is and sections 10 40 IS n--
e.ngye, Of te,rnshy te. sections 20 s. inclusive.
section II; The Ne ( Of il. the NV : Of .; the 5
&. Il he E = aHS' ~. &c an: .ss
sect on S5 OF shIp ssreH, and acftOsai f0scs
7otrnsLips sisEf. SiHs, na. and sl,vsr. and Srac-
fsosai fOIcn shsp fsceire Of rdHgs thirteen.
sn, I'm Ten, are sssr'H and J'ae
Townships ssreH, eiehf, name, and ton, OF ro~ss
ToWnssips seren, eight. and nins. Of rang, rsa.
Townships screw, eight, and stHs, OF VANCE atss.
:zo'cHsAps si<, sereH, GUAR ano HiHs' OF rGHss
TOrcnships sir, screw. efrki, and nin,, Of raas.
Townships str, seren, eisGf, and HiH,, Of range
TOtrnskips eight. nins. and rem, OF rans, Ere.
LoUnS SHIPS eiyhf, nine, and tea of yaase JOtr.
Io'e"sh'Ps stshf, n'n,, ten, and eisr,a, OF rasss
To,cs.h,s. nin., Ten, and eIs.en, OF ,arss tscc.
military, and other purposes. or those covered By
confirmed private land Ga ms, together with the
swamp and overfowtd lands, will be exc uded from
No !" Mineral lands !" or tracts containing mineral
mineral lands being hereby expressly pied ard
excluded from sale or other disposal, pursuant to
the requirements OF the Let OF Cngress approved
March 5. 1855, entitled AN act 20 provide For the
survey OF the public lands IN California, the granting
of pre- mpton rights therein. and for other pur
poses"
The Offering of the above lands will be oomme noAd
on the days appointed. ana proceed IN the order an
which they are advertised until the whole thsu
have been offered and the sales thus closed but 90
sale shall be kept l0agsT than eks and -
private entry of any Of ands will be ssmtt e1sIi
until alter the explTatinn If the two weeks. tn
OIven under my hand, at the oity Of WashinGtonsv-
this Sfh day OF June, Ammo Donin one thousan1r
eight hundred and fifty eight II &c.,.
By the President: '-'ls7f sas Q
Jos. =. WILSON,
Acting Com'r OF the General Land Ofics.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right Of pre- -empnon
u any OF the lands within the townships and parts OF
townships above enumerated, - required to estab-
sh the same TO the of the register and
receiver OF the proper land Office. and make pay
msnf herstOra Soon as PrdottoaLIe afser ssetsg
fhts and eore the day appointed for the oo
nencement OF the public sale OF the ands embracing
the tract oalmed otherwise such claim viii he for
feited. JOS. = WILSON,
Acting Commissioner of Genera Land Once.
jy l4-law6w
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V'HE GREAT PAIN ANNIHILATOR
X NEEDY FOR DYSPE PSIA,
WEAK STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS.
HARTSHORNES CURE-ALL-Prepared BY a
Chemist.
Bottles l2x. Is and 50 cents.
Hdrfshorne's Crye-dH should be kept in all fami-
hes. in case Of accidents or sudden sickness.
HdTtShorne'S Cure all cures Rheumatism.
HdrtShorue'S Cars-aH cures Cramps, Collie,
Pam In the Stomach or Bowels.
Hartshorns'S Cxrs. all cures Pain in the Limbs.
Side, Back, and Breast.
, Hartshorss's CSrs-a!I cures Sprains. Bruises.
Har.shorns's Care all cures Neuralgia, Tooth
ache and Stiffness Of the JOINTS.
and all Pam.
Hayi,horns's Csrs-aH cures Ear Ache and Deaf
HartshOrns's Cure all cures Dyspepsia and In
Throat; also Cuts and Sores.
HdytshOrNe'S Cuye- all cures all Spinal Affections
and w Weakness In Limbs.
Hdvtshorae'S CHre-dIl is a great tonic to Weak
Stomach and Bowels, and Improves Digestion.
, III As the frequent changes OF the weather pro-
and Body; also, Stiff Neck-every person should
get bottle. Ii acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Slnews, Blood and Bones and, by It's warming cleo
netlo power. expels all pain from the system
uHp Bpsf sS Sqc haXs c S% ;S use HARTs
CHERRY-it IL the best Cough Syrup in the
World.
If you are Bilioos, use HARTSHORNE,s
ANTl-BII.IOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liv-
eI. Stomach and Bowels, carrying OF all Bile and
Foul Secretions.
The above medicines to be had at all Drug Stores
IN Washington city; Kidwell & CIscel at G eoree-
town: H. Peel Co Alexandria. ma silly
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II ANS! MS9 HAMSM
We have q choice lot of Family-oursd HAMS.
which are unsurpassed IN excellence.
ME e~,.r y,rno ST sSsIss V "a IsslL H.,
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Dentistry, Go.
DR. 4. FINLEY HUNT

u DBNTIST,(~
No. so Pennsyvanie avenue, Upy9Y
Will Derform all operations belonging to his o
profession ct his old established ofioe, ss above.
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ON MANHOOD,
~ Nh ITA NJ r n r, N ~

ON MANHOOD,
AND ITS PRE- AZURE DECLINE.
Just Published, Gratis, tie 2Oth Thousand.
Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local -[I
weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, AMW
tency. and ImPediments 70 Marriage uTr1/
generally, by B. DE LANEY, M. b.
plants, originating in the imprudenoe and solitude
Of youth. may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDI-
the entirely new and highly successful treatment,
az adopted BY the author, fully explained, by means
perfectly and at the least possible cost. thereby
avoiding oil the advertised nostrums of the day.
sealed envelope, BY remtt,ng post Paidl two post
age stamps % Or. B: DE lANEY,..
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nNE SECONDHAND cHtCKERiN6 Pr
second hand senph,ne for s2,. viii
gold on monthly payments, or With ait oountsutss
~ . - = 'A' " '''' w. Z. MErzEROTT,
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NOTICE. have few of those cheap TOILE,
/ SETS on hand, which will sell cheaper~oC
than they can be purchased elsewhere. AlsO
CHINA, GLASS, and QUEENSWARE,
cheaper than the cheapest, with many other
articles too numerous to mention, at 500 Pa. Rv enul
between 9Th and 10th streets.
Gail and see for yourselves.
ap lS-6m John McDEVITT
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DORTRAITS FOR THE MILLION.-A per
feet Portrait of yourself for Is cents. warranted
not to fade 1000 Of these beautiful pictures made
by w odey In nine weeks. No charge unless the
sitter Is perfectly satisfied. Pictures paper for
~ cents, which can be sent by mail without ex ira
charge. Every variety of cases kept on hand. Sun
light lot required. X. c. WOODLEY,
Photographer, No. 3I2 T. street,
il ll-6m near Wilhrda'.
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Kansas Affairs.
ST.. LOUIS, Jan. /

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. II.
The Kansas correspondent of the DEM
ocrot says, that the Tree State Legislature
and State ticket received an average ma
jority of 1S5 at Wyandotte. Majority
against Lccompton Constitution, 1913.
The Lcayeuvorth Times of the 9th,
states the AVERAGE majority for the Free
State ticket in that city, upwards Of
100; majority against Lecompton Con-
stitution, 1870.
Gentlemen from the Territory, state
that there is little doubt the Free State
ticket is elected by large majority.
No disturbance is reported thus far
Resolutions have been introduced in
the Nebraska Legislature, deprecatidg the
action of the Lecompton Constitution, in
failing to submit 1t to a vote Of the poo-
pie, and expressing that the establishment
of such precedent may have an important
bearing upon the character of their domes-
tic Institutions.
Resolutions endorsing Ferguson to
seat in Congress, in preference of Chap
man, passed both Houses by a decided
vote.
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Report Of Committee ON Farms ana fie'd
Crops, for 1851.

The Committee on Farms and Field
crops, report that there were no Farms
entered for exhibition.
FIELD CROPS.
No wheat entered except some speci-
mems.
Best bushel wheat, j. G. Markle, %
% i" /" 81. j. Woodman, %
Best acre corn, George Lcrkins, 800
I'd " (" &" John Lyle, jr, 200
=" bush. ears" 81 oo
I'd q" "corn, Helen Babcock, 20
No oats or barley entered.
Best ! bush. buckwhcat, NJ. Leighty, 90
+" q acre potatoes, Geo. Lerkins, 2,Co
No second best entered.
Best J bushel beans, John Lyle, jr, 5o
The number of bushels OF corn grown
by Mr.. Lerkins, on one acre of ground,
was l6l bushels of ears. The number of
bushels of corn grown by Mr.. Lyle, on
one acre of ground was ll6! bushels Of
ears measured in basket.
The number Of bushels of potatoes
grown by Mr.. Lerkius on acre of ground,
was 124 Executive Committee.
The Executive Committee Of the Van
Buren, Co. Agricultural Society, will meet
at Lawrence on the last Saturday of Janu-
airy inst, to take into consideration, the
locating of the Fair of said county for the
next five years, or, for such time as may
be thought best.
All who are interested in the prosperity
of the Society, are invited to meet and
discuss the question.
o. II. p SHELDON,
Secretary.
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this matter to the notice of the National
Government, will they do so!
Last spring l called on the Governor
and other authority of this State to point
out the way, they took no notice. | wrote
to Washington, Dec. 1854, stating that |
could give the state Of the weather each
season in advance and show how much
the weather each month would differ from
the past, the letter was signed by the
Rev. Dr. Dufield, Judge wilkins, Editor
Ad0ertiser, and other gentlemen. The
letter was directed to Secretary McLel-
land, he said his department had nothing
to do with such things, he sent it to
Lieutenant Marcy, of the National Obser-
vatory, he said | proposed to do that
which he was in duty bound to consider
as much Of an imbosspability as to Judge of
the mass of the universe before Newton's
time, but recommended me to meet the
American Association, at Albany next
summer, '55, and submit my theory for
their consideration. | wrote back to Lieut..
Marcy if he wish to order me ill his pre-
sence, | would lay the matter before him,
he answered and said he had no official
jurisdiction, there the matter stands at
present. Will the people Of Michigan
bring this matter to the notice Of the Leg
islature? | would pledge my life, my for
tune and reputation to support my theory
if necessary. Honor to the first move.
w. w. RYAN.
p. S. The change for January's Lunar
and Calendar first and seventh will gov
ern the weather for the month. If there
is not fair prospect Of sleighing, nothing
left till the l4th. W. W. RYAN.
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ournmet, roll called and quorum pres

journmet, roll called and quorum pres
ent.
1t was moved by Mr.. Brown that five
dollars be allowed Mr.. Martin by the
Board, in consideration of the fine that
was unjustly imposed upon him Tor break
ing the Sabbath, or which the yeas and
nays were called.
Yeas-Brown, Miles and Nash.-3.
Nays-Breed, Hunt, Briggs, Hurlburt,
Cooley, Dell, Duncombe, Barnum. Rowe,
Bryant, Dyckman and Myers-12.
Mr. Dell moved a reconsidera ion Of the
vote taken on the extension of time for the
collection of taxes in the Townships of
Lafayette, Lawrence and Hartford.
The yeas and nays called for.
Ysas--Hunt, Briggs. Dell, Miles. Dun
combe, Barnum, Rowe and Dyckman--S.
Nays-Breed, Hurlburt, Cooley. Brown
Bryant, Nash and Myers.
IL WAS tllcl ulONSN tudL ooiu
above alluded to, be granted, on which
the yeas and nays were called.
Yeas-Briggs, Dell, Miles, Duncombe,
Barnum, Rowe and Dyckman-7.
Nays-Breed, Hunt, Hurlburt, Cooley,
Brown, Bryant, Nash and Myers.
The resolution in recommendation Of
Prosecuting Attorney, was taken from the
table and the in:roducer permitted to
withdraw the same
On motion, the Chair was instructed to
confer with different Attorneys and rec
ommend to the Circuit Judge some suit
able person to be appointed as Prosecuting
Attorney for Van Buren, County.
On motion, the members of the Board
were allowed IS cents each for the even
ing session, after which they allowed
their accounts az follows:
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1858-01-14

TIE MURDERER YoUNG.-The Free
Press-that "don't go out of town for
ncws'-a few days since gave long ac-
count Of the chase and supposed drowning
Of the murderer Young. AS is common
with everything in that paper, cloven
foot stuck out Of the article. The whole
thing stirred up the folks over the river,
and the Windsor Herald thereupon comes
out as follows:
Glad the account been written as
matter of news simply, we might have
given credence to it; but 1t is so mixed
up with the prejudice always shown In
that paper to the cause of abolitionism,
that little reliance can be placed upon the
statement. 1t assumes Young to be ne
GRO. which is not the fact, as there is no
negro blood in his composition; and that
he had been protected by the nogro-wor-
shippers. Young was convicted on col
ored evidence, and none were more disap-
pointed at his escape FROM Jail than the
colored people. We must, therefore, have
further information before we can believe
this story"