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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT oouRr-Assm 21-se.ors
Judge LORI.
L. Swol and another Nicholas Va1 BruGt mud


Ben amin Siwo another Nicholas Wan BruGt mud
another
Action on promi.sory note. The making and
ind rsing admitted but the defendant for
set 20 tba bad been discharged from his debts under the
sa'ue general known tte pOthrds act The discarse
oftpe nsoyert Wan Brn granted by Judge Morris in 1876
pat in evidence ard objected 20 nsa lent The Count
held n a. necessary show that The off ,sr had hired
jurisdiction purpose all the papers brought into
Court the County Clerks Office. From these papers sP
:he arouut Of the insovsnts d. BIS O an
that the petcDine creditors bad sworn > claim of
1900 examination Of the affidavit of this creditor
spPaIed tha the printed form had been altered and mall to
had received this" demand part there
Of etc, in order induce him to become prion-
inR creditor il stead Of Any" demand, etc, ~ the
,t.tu.e directs. This the Court considered fatal aud
Judge Morris called 20 the stand 10 testify 20 the
seaon could remember the pa-,i nsr a svi; sut
hieny enable him 70 state positively that the alteration hh
.de before time when the papers were before him
The Court charged :he Substantially that two thirds in
cunt nsovers creditors not hayiag peoDed in stIt
conformity the the officer had lot acquired )1r-c-
~ and the dischsre void aud of effect Under tais
a verdict retjrned for the plaintiff for the fdL
amount Of toe noe.
John s. Stuart AIT. The Cypress Hills Plank Road Co.
Action for injuries TO horse sustained while diiv-
upon the Plank Road in consequence OF oyster shells "da
when had been covered. Verdict in favor OF psinh FOR
S9t So damages.
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NGml,r of the calendar, 70.
Chail.s Williams pleaded guilty to stealing quau-
ty q Renanded for sentence.
George Jackson plckpocket, was convicted oil
PaiIi k Crowley pleaded gIity TO stealing pig o!
had PeIi.entiaIy mouth
Michael Cor nor was convicted OF an assault and
battery John Reed City Prison ten days
David Fox pleaded guilty 10 sn assault aad battery
John NJ adj Fired S25.
Thomas Kennedy was convicted of an assault aud
battery Thomas Murphy. Jldsment uspended
Seivi8 Dodge convicted OF stealing tea aud
cher articles Peni'en;iaIy ioar months
Maria Ho,lahan was convicted Of an assault and
battery o Bridget Finn, Judgment suspended.
Hartman Csbasus pleaded guilty t. stealing coat
and two pairs o. paataloous. JIdeneat ss'I-udsd
Mary Morrison pleaded guilty TO ateallng basket
ana Other articles Peut-ntiary four mouths
Domini k Clark pleaded gully to stealing silk
Ne k-'e City Prison Ten days.
Michscl Collins convicted of assault and bat
terry William Mitchell City Prison thirty days.
Albert George was convicted OF assault aud bat
terry on There's Shift Pepi,eu iaiy Two months.
Ann COFroy convict sd of stealing purse con-
| tsriur money. PeniteniiNy four months
Hugh Casick convicted OF ar assault and bI.-
| tsTv op his wifi. Pctitentiary sX months.
CahaIDe Wilson pleaded guilty 70 stealing dress.
| Peni'euiary iour moths.
Patrick Mackey convicted of an assault AMI bat
Michael ORDERED give bail 20 keep the
Mcses Cohen ~as convicted of an ass nj. and u4.-
| erv C,thaTinc Hood City Prison twenty days
! Norman Clusson WAS convicted Of AZ asslut and
| tG.'ciy FUuice Trainer Ci.y Prison t-n days
| Susan priscoll convicted Of stealing shaw.
| and ing. Peuienny Fix mouths
q. b. tiehm convicted q! 40 assault aud battery
on John Dri,drit Jadgm-n: suspended
MY g. 6li,r Was cOnylc ed Il an assault aud pat
t,-y on Jacob Sca..i Judgment .Pculcd
fsl ?.
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A RUIZ THAT Dos WORK.-Ab )nt montl since,
Mr. R,an wife Of william Ryan residing in tbe siNeen'h
Ward ,udJeDy dssppeared together with q;ntiy OF ne
bou..bod furniture aso b,sTd.r yourg m.n named
Alexander Bs,. Ryan felt Concerned 80 ut The loss o! 81
properly by dn of hns found The ,d'
and tforeai the u CONT aod Dean
e,s Yesterday mornsg M Ryan apparel bo'e Ju''i
Amen pTOcDred warrant for tse recovery OF he pp@ry
hLo for the srr., Of Basse charge Of grand lar euy l.
Officer Gois1aTd who found The ssGed aud 1e
tlsut wife o.idipg together BGsse ths Ryan mormon
ard that he QLrelsd he ia,t~
f,ng accompany her husband 20 ;sh Ryan nopPoNh
.be rule does no. wOrs BON ways
he has rd nv sued divorce. Bset he'd for en-
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PVRDY's NATIONAL THEAfER.- caPiia OH "
,e..t,.d pa.Gou- Ct .al- P1qaal PSe 81 -ee ~
r. Tv,.,xe VIZ. Dos CEs.s Dg BNsN Tvs SLsyc 41d
a.. fars. efCUr FOK P.krNESA No ~. A Perry ~ hh
- ~ - l. Pox Mr. T. Bi4rchard NJ DfnVl Mss Fanny
fcs Mis- j. a Irving and he EBole opmp1ny appearing
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COvRT CALENDAR-THIs Day.

SvPuNE CouRr CIRoUIr.-N $. &0', ~ AZ,
IS ~ So ga 49, as 4i). 80 IS ~ 49, ~. - - 4
449 81, 4H. -, a,
KlxCs County CIRCUIT CoRRr Nos. ~. li3,
l49 ISL 49, 49, is 81, iS, l59 l6 65 o. los o7 l5S
ERooKrYN CITY CoURT.-Nos 81, -, -, Is, !, .,
~ So 3 50 a. 81. y, 81. I. II, a. 81, y
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p...;n,. sf Produee-APRrL 81.

y, The E,f, Railroads. 30 pigs Po..o-s 2ln bes Ssu
an % Nb.Ly II75 pkg. Provisions ly7 da La'c ia q
R.ss 81 DO Ashes Is Do Cheese 1893 sidss Lehbss ~
"a. Grain 90 Hide. 81 bbls Alcohol
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BROOKL wv ITEMS.

Bsoours board 90 CAsyA-skR'.-tte D'Nd o.
.,.,aeo nc: az. syetirg, ne Board # Csnvss-srs,
.oa.3 u GO Der he .u,pe o. ne Foer,esrth
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KINGS COUNTY COURT or OYER AND TERMiNER
ApRiI. l7-Rrore Judge Lot aud Associaes.

Or the opening of the Court this morning. James
Kelly, indicted for the murder Of his wife Rona Kelly on the
April a1agned The prisoner an OLD gray
healed mar appeared much detected When asked whether
he demsuded trial he answered broken voice and shedding
tears no I'm guilty The CoUT, asked he had any coun
eel Al sobbed on; No; want counsel Killed aud
murdered her" NJ, Alex Hsddoo assigned counsel
AID BY Of tine District Attorney, the pea Of guilty
withdrawn. and plea Of bot guilty recorded He was taen
q. q for tfiSl.
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THE TURF.

USloy CoUEsE, l.. L-Tron'Hg.-SA1uRDAY,
April "a -Msch $500. Nile heats best three in five
d. PiHer MDk Maid. 70 wagon. Received forfeit
H. Woodruff, bl. g., N tiik y...........Psid foife-
MosDAy, April 26.-Purse 80. Nile heats best
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AyV LNTELLlGEINCE.

SUPREME COURT-SfrsI .L TERM 2-Before Judge
DAWES.
DECISIONS.
The Honesdsle Gas Co. agt. So nj r. Dickson ct
h-The be asice unless defendants hal or
have properly in this slbe hmen As theS fsc.s
IRE oontIoveiied, reference mus. b. ordered
Alden ). CroweIl agt. VI Gria Church, &r.-Judy nent
for defendant with coss plaintiff liberty to amt nd with
COTS. i.
Sarah Penrce agt. James NJ Pesroe.-Judsmea. OF
divorce granted
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Markets-CsREsrLLS REPoRrFo roR THs N. Y TsisUyE.
TUESDAY, April a. 1853.
AsIiES1he marie; steady Tor both kinds sales Of 100
bbis. 81 S6. SL-r.;us qui-t al Ic.
BFFSWAX Is quiet out fir n az So ash
COTTON The market = steady sale. Of 1870 bies. We
al quotations:
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The following item from The Honolula Adeert''er
of March T. is interesting TO the stockholders OF the
American Gusno Company.
The chip John Marshall, detained some days from
adverse winds. sailed on Saturday last for Jarvis
Island fully equipped with anchors chains AMI buoys,
10 be stationed off that island. II is Thought taa'
when buoys are placed, ships can lie and load With
perfect safety. The clipper ship Aspa.ia, when -
locked for from New.York in three or four weeks, Is
expected to load the first cargo OF gaano IL case she
finds no oil freight at this port.
The earnings of the Lehgh Valley Railroad for the
Month Of Msrrh 1873 e3ta9 -
Core.ponding month S57.................. ~ 90 80
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

TuE DIFFICULTY AT TIE ACADEMY OF Music
Last evening Mr.. John Daroe, the musical and tneai-
neal reporter Of Porter, Sp'h, went 20 the Academy
Of Music with q ticket Of admission, and passed IN
without interruption. large force OF detectives WA
present from the Deputy superntendeIts office, VITA
p,atcons from the Sixth and ghteenth Wards Tee
General and Deputy Superin'enden's Me1srs. Tai
nadge and Carpenter, were also present. a large
crowd had assembled in anticipation OF renewal Of
tie difficulties of the previous evening bn as the right
was clearly in favor OF Mr. Darcie, Mr.. Uimsn hsi
PIC baby thought prudent to retace his steps as far
- possible.
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sALEs Al AvCTIoH.

900 Missouri e,.... SOL 10 BAsk IF North Ameic loi
2O0n Sacramento City los. IS II Ens Fire los CO..i6
2COo 6o.... 4fll II Howard Fire los. Coils
GO Gin. " Castle and AZ Grocers' Fire los. Coles
Mich RR ...... o5i Resoute Fire LIS. Co. .oji
Geo La C. and Nil II. Ia. Il Is do......:.....lo
1900 Chcaro ST. Paul and - Coum. Marine Inc Co 81
Fond On Lac RR 81. % 50 ~. Marks Fire ms C1.ll0
roo n Y and Usr RR IL ~ IS Mi. and Mis- RR Sl
OO do...,.,..... 68ll 20 Hudson River Railroad So
5000 Marietta Gin. u. 50 - Wells ,. Co.'S tsS. D.
Wst,rt'n Mad II I ~ Y. Con- Stage Co %
% National Rank wealth Bank. 80
- Bank the Republic. IFS - Firemens ms Co.iD
10 Bank Of Commerce. .lO2.I
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The FIRE IN FULTOS AvESCE-Toe loss by the
FIRE in ire Rev j. s. In.kp- store, 10 Fulton avenue,
by in the Atlantic Pheni1 cid hontsuk To-
slraICe CompsLee.
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SUPERIOR COURT-sPscIAL TERM-Apiil 27-Before Judge
SLossoN.
CAsFs SETTLED.
Garigue sgt Lcsscher: Robbins ngt. The Hu lsou
River Railroad Company Pollard at The New York aud New
Haven Railroad Company.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

The Ohio Board Of Public Works have reduced re
tolls on -four from GAINESVILLE 20 Cleveland from 30 %
30 cents 600 Is. 1t is thought this will divert f)Gr
from the railroa il to the canal.
The statement of the Philadelphia banks il a. TO-
lows:
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HARNIIMs MUSEUM. =

BARSUM's MUsEUN-M Onderiui IL the pOpu-
,s, Of To-. e.sbhus.i Applause aepit4'r a'se on
rr. The sIpero Du1trs % yes'efAy are al o. re
,.ed thu seron evening SothIs ooad te more DE-
Eff.f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

TIE SoCILTY LIBRARY.-TOe annual meeting OF
the siafebolders Of the Nev-YoIk Society Library,
Mas held ise. evening The Trls' report Ealing
of IN receipts and retienchmeot Of expenses. NJ.
MeMGllen, the former Librarian, having retired in May
last, his Place il October supplied by the promo
ton Of h.s assistant Mr. Batter, who has taken care
Of the Library without the aid of an assistant.
member has devised a mole OF bsnefdng the
Library. Intending 70 preset Library to an los l.
tstioD Ct charity he hiss kindly offered TO purchase
copies Of such portions OF the literature OF the day rs
may be deemed advisable aud - give them . tDis
Library for three months. The bray is now closed
.. p. 10. instead of 9 p. m, ss ')rmerly
TIE Ladies Reading Room continues to Increase m
popularity. The number of volumes sdied is ea 1O3,
kss than one-hslf that of last year Sill the ci:ca'a
fiop has increased to 1900 There has been c)usi
cradle falling off IN the readers OF i5lon grada:
pcrease 10 the resders of periodical literature aud
very decided increase in the readers OF hs'ory aui
biography. The receipts of the year are, Sj,6S tS
Expenditures for books and pc ioiicAls, sl,3iS D!
Salsr.ss, 81, GU OF. Inc,dentas, $1,000 80.
The following gentlemen were then elected trustees
for the year ensuing by 81 votes only 81 Of the l,OO
shsres were represented:
Cuban C. Vep6uck Charles II. Swords CdSes h. S.fons,
William II. Anton, William Adams R,oer, l. k'rpeay . -
d SVEN william HopsiD james W. BeekIao. j. Ronsyn
George Folsom James p Cronse Thomas Ward,
Henry Z. Dor, Wil!sn Allen Batter.
The lsst SIX men.
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MINIATURE ALhAEAc...... TRs DAY. -
Suu-Rises... 5:t3 Sets.... 6;j2 Moon-Ssts... 40
HIGH THIS DAY.
Sandy BOok... 1913 Gov Ispd 809rn Hell 0ss...... ~
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TIE annexed e1por. statistics of Breadstufs are
from the Circular Of Mr.. Edward Bill prepared for the
Africa:
IMPORT OF BREADsTUTFs GREAT BRITAIN AND IRELAND
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GAS GAs!-GAS FIXTURES, Of new aud bean.
,,sl ds,yns ,us. out fr To sprnE trade Cal - gree
n.u pfs.'t rn1 3er.; Ne SO Bf.stsssy. Al be Dr.
gCUDAsD BUkNfR AAetHNi "AhNtk o.
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IAdS,ruselreuLl

TnE METALLIC TABLET SIROr-Inyented BY
Gro ssv>nFEsA d. iSl6 Tts Zoe genuine ee his n.vsI
~, .cr prOdDcnE The ssbe edge razor
c. aeJ II %, .lbss n- - ard Inanaseur,s
A s..,prBs sicr, Nc 7 Asto- HoB-e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1858-04-28

DEcoYIsG GIRLS BY ADyERrIsENENrS.-The house
Q, the uthes.t corner of Grand anl Mercer streets
was visited by Sergeant Bsrney las: evening" con-
pisiot having been made against the keeper, Alex.
Hosg. s;s'iug iha, he was n the hsb, Of decoyng
gils there by advertisements OF crls wanted 70 tend
an ire saloon which the establishment; purpors-
ed 20 be. Three girls, H,se and youog man VINO
10 the plsce a. 'he me locked up 10 The sL.h
Ward S.s,iou- Hoose.
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FIRE DIPtRrNENr EitcTIoS.-Tbe election for
Ct,.f and Assistant Engineer for the Ess ern Dsrct
Ere Department came of 90 Monday rigot, sud re-
~ ,ed in the election Of Hamilton Aen OF + giqe c..
No. J. for Chief ard John Garre1 for Assis:'4t The
vote WIS as follows:
20, ChIE-Harnr.ou Ar.D so: p ". Jela'n tnsne .
Ho = IN TSos W. DoyI, ipsiue Co No 49, 'oi Toa' L. -
Fo, Is,.tGsi-Jotr!Gsre:' a2s; O. W. ToriD', 2s Cor
r.ii.s Rudy l15
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u..s .h,eh h.s ssse sne saed y ;he Ws'a Cav

80. hr.r como ctcass,on, too io"ovirs vera
s..,r.a .,sc.ed. Abermar, JIssph SDth; Snpef-
-, Eds,ra FlsseFt}; C-U.,s,is, - VI C'f.eyi
A...,,.r. - Br,ay. Toe Bc.,5 :7eD slj'lTe s'se
4, TIE d nd e Aldermen t1sB s'ssmb e !, WIN
sslec q 10 gas con'rsc; tak up sa1 a. .r
some 5l.ca.s,CD Hw,s I'D over ior o3e week. r.
po,.s Of ,uit,ses va. then ,4k.n up AMI the ard
a. ourred q the us:sl hour, TO nee. sga'n this eyeu-
80, wien tie repor. Of the Speci, mm,tee ca the
reorganization of he Ere Department will be ,ken up
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DrsrRUcrivE FIRE IN East Tenth STREET
Aoou. 9! O'Clock lsst ught, FIRE broke out II the
cabinet factory No. $40 Fact Tenth street owned and
oceupi.d by John C. Hahn, aud before the flames
could be ex;pgushe6, the bliiiiGg was entirely de-
s,royed Lose q, COO. From No. $40, TIE flames com
nurcated to the adjoining boase, No. 3S also owned
by Mr.. Hahn, AID occupied in part by him as
adweling-,be remsniog portion beng the residence
OF G. Hutchinson. TIE furniture in the house was
shgoty damaged by water. rne damage to the ball-
ing M estimated a. $50.
Mr.. iIshns s;ocA OF cab.oet iuraitars in the manu-
fsc,ry insured for $4,000 in the Morn River las r.
ance Company. lie hss al-) an insurance % 5000
on the two buildings 81 5gOin ice Ragsrs aod 800
IN the National Insurance Companies His h)Hseh) bid
sfsc;s are insured for 81 900 10 the North River Iosur
Abee Company.
Hr. Hutehiuson s insured Tor 81 600 10 The Rlgers
Ip:ursIce Company. The furniture in the building
No. 372. occupied by several families was slightly
damaged. Tie building, Owned by Ms. ii ,nnah
Keere, was d4nsged - the amour, Of 500 insnred
for Al 500 10 the Natal Insurance Comp .ny. Toe
origin Ct The ire : u Known.
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~ Governors tesBo tfrffseS sfbu % &c ~ t-tveos
A~s5 40 pqeess ;he e'-iy. The scees 4 ne .e"i
sec face wee entirety exposed, e't the resi 81 ''e
sosy s,ps.r.d % be- n good s.1s - prs->rv - "a.
J. hIs po-sess,on fcuni e Vs.. s.Ss ~n'@>o 10
h.e lem,,,ce hand At; a,afess-d 20 John y A7e'y,
E.wBrr.L." witch, most lks,y, VS. The rcme Of i"s
S.oe..e: IIs h.i "a troEo con psn'', D IT g o."
wet .,,,,ee 10 ;he et,c. bs,s sk cfasat, but 10
soat nor sLces Tee JasS reedsred Ve.d'% Oh oe''"
bv drexninr IRE bosy wi be seh: 10 bs.'eV"e u -
r,s, 5..a 80 where 4 VII rsm4'o q re 's"1'o'e
snr.h ti.ne Gr ,deht5 a'of'
TIL. manager Of tie Acstemy Of M'''o seems -
hsve r, e.us for getting ioo iroio'e win ''e cI0'''
W. ,,o.e. come DOZEN yes's sioce he e. 'oisi ne
- :, IN, c,arser aud EAqaer rom The perform
ere. q g,vofi, ne violn,s., bo,sU.e se haf
~,i,.,n scmttniIg bot 10 hs taste. inree Or
Con, vems sco the fsye manager epP,ed the
.sne REMEDY t. Objectionable wr,sr ~ Ken
mopd, We. Within few day lie E,s rsre.'ed the
prcess on a member q tue s,sf Il the Courier DIS
Rsafs CHas and row !. a,psa-s tbs. be hes deter
mined 20 exclude reporter Of Tt Sp'r" o. me
Tinfs from iis house LltJgst!sr los - al nonsense
M UimsD had m1ch better attend to the proper ous-
ress Of bis es.sb shmept ard esohew ;he qlartesome
and foolish reputation Hnch he $ now cu':v" ing.
societies Of our City lave bean qG'et'y b.. earnestly
Engaged IL osgbcu. the past Winter in efiJr;s 10 m
sye the suifesugs OF the des,i.a:e Hare q spec
men Of their operations.
"Tne Society for the Relief Of the PJ1r," connected
with Dr. Ctspn's church ia BfOsG way, VS. o-eaozsd
% the iGh Ct lss. November. l. ccusited O'W m7m-
bsJs, 10 rood pArt women. Excessive aud 2sJent o.
qulres were made by il among the needy win view
10 discriminate between those vino would be really
benefited by alms and those whom no human charity
echi1 really help. No questions were asked or allowed
respecting Tie religious faith lack Of iai:h OF the
needy. TIE sum Of 1876 rs wss collected aud
manly expended, the balance being carried over to
sext Winters operations. Over FIVE Iundred fam
bes have been assisted. Between FIVE aoc SIX hue
Srsd garments have been made up oy members OF toe
SGeets and distributed among the shiverng. Ofbfead
tickets, GAG we're given, With 500 poun's of mss'
oC6 pairs Of boots aod shoes, beside qna1..uss Of
Flour, Sugar, Potatoes, Sc. The members bed:ve
that their ebors have been successful 20 s,ierrg The
Yigorr Of the late sessoo Of .ris aod vii be eoccur
sged 20 try sg.n.
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Since Jan S<2oi9,.sI S<<ooiSo< SN,oo ~
NIessIs. Thompson Bros, bankers, No. Wal
street, quote Currency Land Warrants, &c, this
week Is follows:
United State. Trashy No.es e.ns tai 2 cent premium
The emigrant aid journal of Minnesota. [volume] (Nininger City, Minn. Terr. [i.e. Minn.]) 1856-1858, 1858-04-07

advantageous of my arms was around SAILS waist,
nv hand resting on the small of her back-she was
toying with my auburn locks Of jet black hue-she was
almost gone, aud I was ditto. She looked like a grass
h~oppefdying with the hiccups, and I felt like a mud.
turtle choked with q Goldfish ball.
SAL says /, in a voice musical as the notes of ;
dying swan, 6 will you have mey
She turned her eyes heavenward, clsspcd me BY the
hand, had al attack of the heavcs and blind staggers,
and With 3 sigh that drew her shoe.>triugs to her palate,
said:
.Yest
She gave clear out, then, aud squatted in my lap
she ccfk-screwed and curfumuxed and rolled in it. l
h1ggcd her till broke my suspenders, and her breath
smelt Of onions which she ate 3 week before.
Well, TO make q long story short, she set the day,
sod We practiced for four weeks every night how We
would walk in the room to be married till we got 80 We
coula walk as graceful as a couple OF Muscovia ducks.
The night, the company, and the minister came, the
signal Was given, and arm in arm We marched through
the crowded hall. We were just entering the parlor
door, when down Invent kerslap on the oil.eloth, pulling
Sal after. as, Some cussed fellow had dropped .
banana skin on the floor, and it Aoored me. 1t split an
awful hole Ia my cashmere right under my dress coat
tail. II was too late to back out, 90 ~clapping my hand
over it, We marched in and were spliced, and taking 8
seat l watched the kissing the bride operation. My
Sroomsmsn was tight, and he kissed her till I jumped
up to take 5 slice, when oh, horror! 8 little six year.
old imp had 'crawled behind me, and pulling my shirt
through the hole OF ry pants had pinned it to the chair,
and in jumping up, | displayed to the adniring gaze Of
ths sssorished multitude 3 tride more white muslin
shan was pleasant. The women giggled, the men roar
cd, and | got mad, but vas finally put 70 bed, and there
sll my troubles ended. Good night.
Yours, J. NJ
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Besides the Loan Bill amendment to be voted On q.
the election on the 18th inst there is also to be sub.
mitted to the people for their ratification Or rejection
Section seven. Article S Of the Constitution, to read az
follows
The term Of each Of the Executive oficera named in
this Article, shall commence on taking the oath Of Office
On or after the FIRST day Of May, 1858, and continue
until the first Monday Of January, 1860, except the
Auditor, who shall continue in Office till the drst Mon.
day of January, 1861, and until their successors shall
have been duly elected and qualified and the same
aforementioned time for qualification and entry unon
the duties Of their respective Offices shall extend and ap.
ply. to all other officers elected under the State Consti-
tuition, who have not already taken the oath of Office,
and commenced the performance of their official duties.
The ballots used at said election shall be written or
printed as follows: " For amendment to Section 7. Ar.
tlcie s." or "Against amendment to Section !, Article
5" as the case may be.
Hthe State should be admitted into the Union before
the election, no action is to be taken BY the people :;
and such action if taken will be void if it should be
prior to the acceptance by Congress Of The Constitution
Of Minnesota.
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to be used as in planting; the sod will now be turaed
of the potatoes, and they will be exposed dry and clean,
ready for putting into the cellar.
have yet to sec the FIRST indication Of potato rot
in the tubers raised in this way. Another advantage is
also derived from this method of cultivation: tho eround
is ready plowed in the fall preparatory for the sprisg
wheat crop, which is found to produce better succeeding
. potato crop than any ether. =
Oats and corn may % raised sdvantageously On iss5
broken from the tenth Of May up 70 the FIRST Of June:
l have raised from twenty-five to ~thirty.6ve bushels Of
oats to the acre; this ground should, not be broken more
than two or three inches deep, thAt the sod may be
easily dragged to pieces. A. c. Poor.