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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

- MERCHANTS' HOTEL, CORNER OF ST
tfis7 CHARLES aud Canal streets.
hI The undersigned who for several years has had
management the "Arcade informs his friends and
that he has opened the above location HOTEL which
designed to be FIRST CLASS in every The
large AID we'll ventilaedhe Table will be supplied with
everything that the market Affords Trusting by merit TO de-
support he respectfully asks share Of the public patron
age. j. DBBAUN,
jal9 ly Proprietor.
a. VERANDAH HOTEL, CORNER OF La
MEa fayeite Square and Camp street.
LII This favoe establishment formerly Florence Housed
undergoing thorough renovation, and will be opened TO
the public the LIST October The location being opposite La
ayete Square, and in the immediate vicinity OF all the sh
oabe places Of amusement is better adapted to the comfort Of
Families avng broad verandahs any other hotel In the
South This house is be OF the FIRST class and second to
In al its appointments. -
SELF II JOHN T. JETER.
a McDONNElL'S RES AURANT, No.
<<SrEs1 1l7 Common street, between Baronne and Ca
y<&&EU ~ rondelet Streets New Orleans.
A&..x<aAa2zs n5- Meals from A. NJ. 10 IL P. NJ
Furnished rooms for transient Boarders.
Families Commission Merchants supplied with Wines and
Liquors of every description at Wholesale prices.
MCDONNELL 4 McGRAW,
fell If Propretors.
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Leaves on WEDNESDAY, sl.t inst, at5P.M.

I IT, N . tFNsUI1AEt htIJ NV ER FAUhET-
For Jefferson, Smitliaud, Benton Port Gaddo
~ Petersburg, Pitts Landing Slooring Point. AL
ay shreveport, Grand bayou, Grand Eeore, Alexandria,
oftons, Babins and all landings Red River-The
light drnugh aud swift running passenger Gov.
Powell, j. w. Martin, master, will leave positively above
For freight passage, having ne apply
msO Js PAGAUD Advertising Apent
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Leaves on , gED ,, Z, Y, ;st II 90; i2y

intermediate landings Ouacha and Black
- rivers-The splendid and fast running packet
" Blum city, frnk Keeling, will leave
for Beach His Champagnoe Wilmington Moro Landing
Ouaehta City, Port Union Lnckoond Trenton Monroe Pine
Bluff, Columbia, Harrsonburg aud Trinity.
For freight passage apply on board
WILlETT 4 WILSON, Front street
u The Bluff City will take freight for D'Arbonne with
the privilege Of reshippng the the
Saline river with privilege Of reshpping the @.
MARSHALL. m25
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
Leaves on SATURDAY, Aprils atbP.M.
EIlR LOIVSVIELE TIE III

szlrt~ss regular passenger packet Diana. E T. stnr-
geon, master, o. L. Smith clerk. will leave
above Louisville, Evansville, Cairo and Memphis. For
ms j. S. PAGAuD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
CUMBERLANI RIVER.

Leaves on THURSDAY, ArI l. at5PM
IT. - REGULAR CMBERLAND RIVER
ts1 Packet-The regllarpassenger packet
T~=sazssA ChOctayv, ID. Smiley master and W T.
duncan Gle K will leave positive above for Nashville,
Clarksvle Paducah, Metropolis afro, Hickman, Memphis,
Helena Napoleon and all ntermedie landings For
freight or passage apply on board.
ms j. s. PAGUD. Advertising Agent
Leaves on SATURDAY, pril 4at5P NJ.
IT. rORNASHVLLE, CLARKs VILE
Canton, Eddyville Icusburg smithland. Pad
rssss= ucah, Metropolis, Giro, Columbus Hi kman
New Madrid and ntermediae andgsconn cling Memphis
with the Memphis and Charleston aroad and Cairo
the Illinois Central Railroad takig passengers though with
dispaehIhe fine regular passenger pscket steamer Red
RoveryW Strong, master, F. Shckieord, clerk leaves
above. For freight or passage apply on bard.
m3l J, S. PAGAJD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
leaves on wE3NEsnAy. sl;t Inst, a, 10 AN.

lf4slihks5' Caddo packet CADDO BtLLE-For Jefferson
=sA smilhland Port Oaddo, Benton, Monterey. Moor
ngs Landing, Albany, Shreveport Grand Bayou Campte
Grand Eeore Alexandria all intermediate InndnEs-fhe
and very light draft Caddo Belle, A. Barnes
T. s. Goyne clerk, will leave above. For freight
m2f j. s. PAOAUp AdxertIsne Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

NM ~ ASTHoNNnY eA sT, III ilQ ofSLE st
~ ME- street, adjoining the Post Office.
NSE/ ANTHONY AsTREDO respectfully informs
and the public that he will his Saloon
SATURDAY 2th at O'Clock A. NJ precisely. His arrange
such that epcures always rely obtaining at
his Saloon description of BAYOU OYSTERS GREEN
TURTLE JANE, FISH, etc. fact, every luxury that the
market afford
MEALS AT ALL HOURS, and the shortest notice.
His collection of WINES and LIQUORS unsurpassed by
any other establishment.
splendid Saloon stairs arranged especially FOR the
Of private parties and families.
FRUIT of all kinds. PICKI.ED OYSTERS, etc. by whole
sale and RETAIL in and barrels.
Special attention given orders from families in the city
country auto 1y
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31

AD-79- - CKsoN. AND GREAT NORTHERN
M sr5s 1iimore &eo4 Cutrer Harrison cn,,u
SaigEta tIsi g Dc Rype anRe &eal9 do
rs Abv1 Georue Conney-25 hogs Cu1rer-sundries
10 order-Total $50 bales cotton
PoNTCH ARTRAIN RAILROAD.
c,ad-as 10 order
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- FOR HURRICANE AND CARO-
l64ftk5x lina Bu1s shreveport Grand Bayou Maui
s<szsh rice, Campe Grand Ecore, chtoches, Alex
ds kormans and Gorou Landng., and all intermediates
landings via Cane srd Little RversThe splendid swift
running freight and regular packet
comte c. Joht master, will leave above. For freight
msl ]. s. PAGAUD Advertislng AGENT
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
Leaves On w y, !. 81 ig;,i :. IgM.

IT. - REGULAR OUACIIIDA RIVER
lEklH5 Packet for Bayou Bartholomew, Alabama Land
ing, Trenton, Monroe. Columbia Harrsonburg
Triuy aud Black ryerThe fine passenger Lucy
Robinson, K. S. Livingston T. Tucker clerk viii
leave punctualy above For freight passage apply on
board. -
m23 US. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
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wnIeavs On THURSDAY, Agrn %sP;M,

u River.-The line steamer Roebuck, g. G.
Brown, MASTER and 4. H Nelson, clerk, is now
In port receiving freight for the above above rivers will
leave MS above. For freight passage apply board
m5O J. s. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
STEAMBOAT pEPARTUREs.

sAEG-etn Lousville-rhe fine, swt running passenger
rszssah steamer Universe, Albert Stein master Hor.
Crane clerk will leave above For fright passage apply
board.
ma j.. =. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-03-31
Ssewa SHIPS. STEAMBOATS, ASD'FAM

NSfFSaEs=A SHIPS, STEAMBOATS, ANDsFAM
~ lies supplied with Beef, Pork, Mutton and Veal
WM Sausages Tripe, and erything In the butcher.
Ing line and afbarrels Of Choice Corned Beef
put up order Cabin Family Use at Stalls Nos g. 50
and 81 OLD FRENCH MARKET, by
MERKEL PARKER.
N Bseamboats and shipssupped with all kinds Of Live
stock such fresh mileh Cows, Hogs shoats, Pigs Sheep
Goats. Geese. Ducks Chickens etc. se2qlv
nR. WILSON, or ST. GEORGES AND ST BAR
~ thoomew Hospitals and six with Ricord of Paris
has reopened his oee No. II Dauphne street, general
practice especially the Of all on fha
Generative Organs both without the mercury
Office hours for consultations In French Englsh to 70
NJ, an 4tos p. N. az anti
0sEIE GEM FANCY AND FAMILY fsRs..
Gerry STORE, No. q Baronne street; L. l. BERCIER
Agent.
and LIQUORS.
n CHAMP GEE Of the brands in quarts and ninss
other FINE WINES Superior OLD BRANDY ana other
Liquors Superhne CORDIALS, and Of Fancy Ir
of the very best qualities always hnnd at low priee.
81 Goods delivered to families free Of drayage IL
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25

Of wealth that a grateful heart could enjoy or
even wish.
Her poor, afflicted mother was we'll provid-
ed for, when she soon recovered her health,
and happiness and prosperity smiled upon all.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
Businrss Garns.

1 ETrER PRESS d COPPER-PLATE
Ia PRINTING. Sermons, Catalogues, Blanks, Bul
Heads Cards, Circulars Posters and all kinds Of Plain
and Fancy Printing executed promptly at
WALTON's STEAM POWER PRINTING OFFICE,
state Street, Montpelier, PermoHH.
Orders for work done in the cues,-Embossed, Gilt,
Letter Press, Lithographc and COpperPlatc Printing
such as Cards OF Address Wedding Cards Visiting Cards
Bank Checks yc. executed in the highest style Of the
art aud city prices, through Of the most cccbra
ed Printing Establishments. Terms-Cgsh, at rcasona-
bic prices. Address f. Z. WALTON, Montpelier, Vt
n f w G o o d S R r r X L r.,
~ DRAPER q TATLOR has just returned from
Now York with a good assortment Of
BROADCLOTHS. CASSiMERES AND NESrINGS,
which hc will make mp in the latest styles and best
ncr.
Garments cut for others TO make, and warranted 20 ht.
Needles, IailOr's Measures, Crayons Shirt BOsOms,
Collars aud Scotts Reports Of New York Fashions for
sale.
Montpelier, May -, 1855
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
Nailroaps.
NTERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER AREAN CEMENT.
CHorcE or ROUTES rou CmcAoo ANp THE WEST.

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD
SUMNER AREAN CEMENT.
CHo1cE or ROUTES ron CmcAoo ANp THE WEST.
10 commence Hondly Nay TO- 1853
TRANS GorSa NoHrn. Leave Montpelier
az 74l A. M.. and A2j D.. N. NAN TRAIN connects
at Windsor and White River junction with trains lcav
ing Boston and Springfield az 3l a. NJ, same day, and
from Ncw York the day previous at 400 p. NJ. leaves
Windsor an l.3l p. NJ, connects at Rousc's Point
next morning with trains for Montreal the evening"
and gdensburgh She next NJ also with express trains
Mr Toronto. Detroit, Chicago, Buffalo Cleveland, ST..
louis, via either Grand Trunk or New York Central
and fake Shore Lines, making the shortest and best
routes 90 the West
Accommodation train connects az Windsor with train
leaving New York at 500 A. n, and at White River
Junction with train leaving Boston at noon, stop
uilht 40 Norhdcld. and proceed next morning az 73O,
connecting at HUuscs Point with the Epre5s Tram for
Che west.
ruAtys GotVI SourH-Lcaye Montpelier at l0.3j A..
u aui alj r NJ, Mail Train connects az tousc's Point
with trlius from Oglcnshurgh hc day prctousanc Mon
trclI thc same morning, At Burlington with Champl'in
Steamers and trains Tor Troy, Albany aud Saratoga, a
Waite River Junction with trains Tor boffYn and New
York. arriving u Boston at Gij r NJ, and n New YORK
no lill r. tf.
Accommodation Train connects 40 Rouse's Point with
trains from the west and Montreal o. Burlington WITH
Chlmplain Steamers and the Rutland Road, stops over
u.ht lt N0rthGcd and connects 90 White River Junction
with train for Boston, Lowell. Worcester Nc. arriving in
Boston at - next day earlier Than nHy other route
Through Tickets for Chicago and tho west for sale at
che principal stations ...,..,...,.
Northfeld VI. May TO- 1853
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
NORTMERN ~. ID RAILROAD.

NORTHERN ( y. IL. RAILROAD
y Oa and sncr May 10, 1858, Passenger Trains
leave Boston at 7j0, and Concord az 1898 A. ~, or
The arrival Of he frst up train from Boston, Lowell
Lawrence Worcester, &c. for White River Junction,
Wells River Littlcton, White and Franconia Noun
tains, St. J1hnsbury Boston and Burungon and cpn-
meet at Rouse Point with trains Tor Montfe ogac9s-
bIrgh, Toronto, Detroit, Chicago and the West, Via
Grand rruuk and Great Western Railroads, and Steam
boats Lake Ontario, making the best and most
reliable route from New England % the West, and
with trains flr an stations the Vermont Central
Ogdensburgh, Plssumpsic and White Mountains Rail-
roads
Also. leave Boston At 1900 ", and Concord at rM
or on arrival Of the 2d No train from Boston, Worcester
field. VI proceeding clrly next morning. Vermont
Central laiiroad, o. Nnusc's Point, Montreal and Og
dcnsbufE thence West hy Baiifoad and Steamboat and
from Bristol, by Stage, % New Hampton, Hebron Gro
ton, sc.
Leave White River Junction at 100 A. NJ, and l2j
3. NJ on arrival OF he trains from VI Central and
ia'7umP'lo hhiioA'.i I'i hos,un' lNNtH l'A"''h'ei
Worcester, Portsmouth, and intermediate stations and
bristol % sos A.. NJ.
Passengers via Northern Railroad Tor Grotou June
taH, Clinton, Worcester, Newport, and all stations on
roads, and for New York. &c, connect at Nashua with
trains direct for those places.
Passengers leaving New York by evening Boats, or
Cars via Norwich or Springfield, connect at Nashua
tons ON the w. Central, Conn. and fassumPsic, and
White Mountains Railroads the same day.
Stages leave Lcton for Lancaster, White and Fran
coma Mountains, Nc., ST J0hnsbury for Lancaster,
Crahsbury DanVille Nc.i Barton for Derby Line stan
stead. SC; Woodstock Depot for Woodstock, Ne.;
Bethel fir Rochester Hancock, Pttsdcd, Nc and all
the principal towns ia Northern New Hampshire and
Vermont.
Freight trains from Vermont Central aud Passumpsc
Railroads pass this road daily for Boston, Morces-
ter Portsmouth &c; and special Cattle trains every
Concord \. H.. May Z. 1858. 20
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
CARRIAGES AND sLEIGHs, by THE

~ REsT WoRKMEN IN THE COUNrRY.
Carriage and Sleigh Manufacturing will be carried
by the subscriber opposite the Court Square, Mont
pclier, Vermont
Those in want Of leaTranted Carriages and Sieighs
will perhaps do well to call and what being done
the old stand Of GILMAN & CAMP.
All orders promptly attended TO.
JOHN W. CLARKE.
Montpelier, uly %, 1855. 45tf
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rrettsuBD HvERY FRIDAY MORNING, BY 3. ?. WALTON.
TERMs.--sl 80 cash in advance; 81 90 il payment
ID moi made in advance; interest always chargabc from
M end of the year. In packets address, 10 copies
f,r sl2 90, and 20 copies for so %, Invariably N
adtduce.
Annexed is a list Of agents to receive subscriptions
al,ertiscments and communications, and acknowledge
'For Braintree, j. HUTCHINSON, Jr., W. Randolph,
Brookheld H. NJ. UpHAM
Berlin, ID. B. BOSWORTH,
Cabot. Il. ID. PUTNAM,
Duxbury, j. +. HENRY Waterbury,
Emore, J.. NJ. CIRCUIT,
Hvdcpark, EDWARD b. SAWYER,
Johnson c. W. SCOTT,
Iincolu, SIMEON 4. RALPH,
Lowell ABEL CURTIS,
Marshheld, /. A. BkMlS,
Worthwhile j. G.. MOVES,
Middlescx, JESSE JOHNSON, Jr.,
Norh6cld. f.. SMITH,
Orange, NJ C.. CROSS,
Plain6eld A. 4, BANCROFT
Randolph. J. X. PARISH
Rochester, T.. ID. BRIGGS,
South Hirdaick, ADOLPHUS HOLION,
Stowe EMERY TOWN,
TunhridFc, AARON \. KING.
Waterbury, j. f. HENRY,
Waitsfeld and Favston. ORANGE SMITH,
Warren, FRANKLIN A. WRIGHT,
West Randolph J. HUTCHINSON, Jr,
WHiamstown. DARIUS PRIDE,
Wolcott ~ JONES,
Worcester JONAS ABBOTT.
77 Persons In other towns disposed to act agents
will be- added 90 the list on application
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1858-06-25
IINION HOUSE RE-OpENED.-Thia

II 4NAV-F IIVVpL INII-OI I4N IIJs-- T IIIS
~ well known and oommodious House, formerly kept
y Col boutwell,, having been vastly aud almost en-
WAY ~ -
Inc Union is the most conveniently located House in
Mohpehef being m the centre of business and with its
new conYenienccs must be the desirable and nop-
ar resort for the man of business leisure to be found
IN town.
The public respectfully invited 20 bestow portion
of their patronage upon this House. Perfect satisae
ton is guaranteed and aocommoda tons excellent
Charges moderate ALONZO REDWAY
Montpelier, Aug 20, 1856. OFT
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l IL II A u - . 6 * ..
~ ORGANIST
/ L THE CONGREGI TIONiL CHURCH
NJ ON ErPEL LGEH, t.,
viii give instruction upon the Piano Forte Flute and
Cornet, aud ia the Cultivation Of the Voice
MAN IRA r URERS' AGENT
PLAN o FOR I ES,
ORGAN MELODIANS, GUITARS, BOEHM and
EULER FLUTES, BRASS INSTRUMENTS, &C.
INSTRUMENTS TUNED AND REPAIRED.
4 = ENTLEMEN THE FALL CAMPAIGN
N HAS OPENED AT MONTPELIER
The richest aud most desirable assortment OF TAI
LORlNG GOODS offered In Vermont, have Just
been received from New York consisting Of euery pdte
ty Of Orercoatings Broadcioths, Pesfings and Pant
StBs all offered at very low prices, in any quantity or
will be manufactured into Garments in any style desired,
in superior manner.
Also from one Of the best Clothing Houses in New
York, elegant stock Of Fashionable and Seasonabe
Ready CLOTHING, expressly for the retail trade,
Examination gratis.
S. c. WOOISON,
Is Hubbard Block, State Street
1TAgcnt for the sale ofWiams Celebrated Monthly
and Semi Annual Bulletin Of fashiOHs, the only
port for this country.
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1frmunt guatrbman & statr journal

rro,snno nvsnr rnrDAr nonsrso, ny 3. P. WALTON.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
TyE LEGISLATURE IN THE RURAL
DISTRICTS.
CoST.,pspStroe a TIE y. I. TfbSne.

con.,psrStroe of II. n. I. ThbzDe.
GIovTR.NILLT, FcLTos Co., y. w.
Feb. u, 1873. !
Your paper accustomed 20 report the regular dol 8
Of our Legislature by day but have as yet seen no
report of their ree .ar doings by night: In oier :"
supply tbs deficiency, ! send you few facte whi -
have lately transp,ed in this village.
Our village has long enjoyed the Hpr.ston OF beng
one of the mos, moral and quiet places in the S;ae,
though containing manufacturing population OF 3,Wo
Inhabitants The great OF this has been thai no
lnceIses for the sae of intoxicating liquors were gwen
for many years. But during the last year. under the
new hcenre law, licenses have been procured and
rum selling has been imposed upon u.s. IN opposition
10 H. public sentiment of the community lhe conse
quei has been large increase of drunkcnnees ana
rowd yism. large hotel has been ere2'ed, ard the
manufacture of dTunksrds commenced on the most ap
Ir,V'd plan. -
But what has oil this TO do with the dongs of the
Icpislature} Thereby hargs the tale have 10 te.!
YOU Last Friday evening, delegation Of over forty
members with the Speaker at their head, came up 70
our village and celebrated The inauguration OF The
nun traffic in our new hotel by a grand drunken
reve. They arrived here about ii o'cock at night,
some Of them already iD;oIlcaed; were recelved oy
the member who mIsHpTcScHts tbl- county 10 the
legislature: and spent the whole night in most d -
graceful manner. They organized mock Ieslsla-
ture, appointed Committees on Wine, on Brandy Il p,
and then called up the committees III to re-
port The reception Of the reports consisted in each
inans drinking ii, share Of the liquor presented by
each committee. The whole night was spent n tn.
debauch Interpreted with such dancing and carousal
IA might be expected ftom crowd oi drunken reYe-
es. At daybretk, the company started back To- Al
bany those who unable to get into the sleigh
alone having been kindly assisted by their ess tipsy
cOmpanOns-all, as you may Imagine, IN fine c'nhl-
ton for doing the peoples business.
1t may be that we of the rural districts ar" some
what veIdant; but il does strike us that such " deeds
Of larkness" as the above are not particularly cscu.
lated to uphold the dignity of the Legislature Or ad-
yaIcc the interests OF the State. would suggest that
a Committee OF Investigation be raised by the Legs-
afure to inquire into the particulars Of Legislative
visit TO Gloversyile on the night of Feb. ~. Facts
can be ob. aimed without difficulty. ARGr-.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
GOVERNORS OF THE ALMs-HOusE.

The weekly meeting OF the Board was held yest1r
day, Gov. SNIIH in the chair.
The Warden Of the Peniten.iary rcpe-.ed TO the
Board that there number OF persons in prison
whose term OF imprisonment had expired; but who
IN consequence Of unpaid fnes, were Il /, detained
Dir. townsend .ts.ed tha. there were tgo persons
in the Penientiary who had served their time: hut
had no. paid their fines and il was doubtful If thew
ever would be stle to do 30. lie moved that the
Judge be requested 10 discharge them. Tne propoe.
tion was adopted.
DR. Sanger states that he needs G. numbe, Of IRON
bedsteads for h- patieD.. Toe mater was duly re-
iefred.
A communication was received from Harmon f.
drIge Warden Of RandaLs Is.4 and resig1i7, M,
cfice, the resi- nston 10 take e1ec; otae Is; OF April
II was accepted.
The subject Of filing the vacancy was referred 20
CCnnittee o! hve, composed cf the DemJc.a,ic
m,moers o: the Board.
Gov. ASDER~oV moved e. refer 20 n same Com,
miitfe to inquire IL the Office II Sto-, xeeDer on Ran
calls Island cannOt be dispensed wi-a. Aiopted
The report oi ID. Committee 90 {. new Ind II -.
pitsl was read, a. fJIoSs:
Tie Con mittee he Iliri -ti,sl g. he,, -. 80
hs s,tect o; lrocJr. pane f1r Tue er, W 81 l b. ,t
~ IL .i;e % ne ID. 10Y dss;loy'I fc 81 kwe..
Island, beg leave % setCr':
That IL arcle-is presented pans al 10. sh ue sl
'Nldl-'on q was r'q -" i- tir Prop ,-sa3dus. Il .
eHs, and yaur Comin't"' ~ ~ thoroughly ins na ir
stcst.lg he 70. co-e.uagn a. 5..
rrssL'e1 y NJ Jals. Renwk H. -.,1r...o "a el
broce- ter and p se1tiaicu han an
oit'f ALI Ii ac-"ly 'omcfn+ ils 49,. - fi
Ft' building - % 'r rn-'C 1ul r s'css N gh ~. srrr
'-' - ~ b '-s il'te I-H . snail - Irus Ct f.
New-York daily tribune., 1858-03-03
II PRIME cot RI.
The f Surors The County Of Nc'. York tie 1T
q Jordan l. Moi,, IT,

he COlnty ot - tie
q Jordan L. NOT, il.
TIE i.fendaIt. f,r answer 10 The compliant IN the
,ht,. ,t Ion say iLa hey have AnOw ISe -.Ui
s,.o, - rcl % toTn Lc whether Samuel {. JOi", In
Tie e 4. srld, assigned odd oE 1sritrred 70 TIE slrt
al L :t. LlJei tie cousc IN tie complain; referred 70, AID
II ,Ius luc hl aid bs,ot boxes, AID al oi action
y f-.c. bere5 and '- Hgs'oLs tho dic ndauts
ave 10 p.aB:i lak ,lch Pr9ei az he may be advised Is
Ncar AID hr further aa,er - tie compsint herein,
.le,e j. l6aLt .sy hat th~s ar 10, - ~ psn
"a he ap-i lu any s-nt ~ uIol auy accom-, what
s-eNrE.
t--, lLAl. ;LeT iI.oE oA AA4 o-ei ceLy thAI
- 2 I'd C ~ soue. t lie Metropolitan Police district.
10 ad a. = plant .L-td II rcd ino cJn.E4C: " "a he aid
Str,l G. j il Lr featuring sHl GhFcEy by sai Jole
s,l and il..e nta upou III lmaiiou and belief dsny
fla, -. 49, sId oi Pce COmEIs-olers Arcrpd AID
ci.el same, az II t-en' except a. hre.aa'F Pac'
,sJ They admit TIA: IS. I've La1lfei OF sb,u. ,ha; mum.
br o Tie taot boxes asd ~ tAe elections ned
u Ike [, .t.y o.! Sesfork u" IN oey Noyenh lJI,
md m tle rh G.y Dec,uber 1871 lnd they that this
o.; ls y - the oily tsuce I'D the whole oi su accept,
ace bv The sa.i board Police COioL of n, sad
m l. a.; tsut lsa 1t :ate De! -dal:s lad 10 Other
lco al tI,ir t.sl electors Of tie County.
V Tt e. defendant -rOu their ili1ruaOn and belief,
jry -L- ssd 5As o. the value vi : . aeh AMI thy
a.. ,y ot = az sfraiCf value ior the PpJsi -
vih DIV ytrs appic In taItbxs constructed GA. Of
vooi ,.Lich .ouli b, Pt.-ied Tor - each
ES-h. Ai luIA.r Ar pa ~ 20 tLe CON sut
IL ~ - tbr said samuel C. Joc seled 20 tae BOari
Il p L. u suuc-, II 'hem tll. BE- Lai Inyl lisd
De- Of hich eftuay guard sgan', the fraud u paDs
bah ls the oi tie p0 Ia boxes made Of opale
materials. ind that BE- Lad afd ioE patent Eer'ot aid eN-
trd oc thc OF the Gaining thereof by
H.. Crut.r oi Psfsnts and lat other fon hAA lie
sht 70 mako -uth balO. bo1e- And thee df,ndsn Ipn
lie i4flsuI ton aud b,lirl LA: the I'D Boaa o Police
alr sr. lii roDsruug HI ballot b0Ns and ths gI
e.L IlLt 80 ~ t-I,i'e ott. y. - - --lyC