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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-12
The Weather.

February photographed ut nine o'clock
this morning by the E. d w line.
Philsdelphia-C Clear and cold; wind west;
mercury %.
New York-Clear; wind n. W.; mer. "a.
St. John, n. B.-Clear; wind W.; mercury
at zero.
Charlottetown, P. E. Clear; wind W.;
mercury degrees below zero.
ckville-Clear; wind W.; mercury de-
grces below zero.
Boston-Wind N. W.; gale all night; mer-
curry IL
Nashville IL.
Memphis-Mercury 81.
Tuscumbia-M Mercury "a.
Vicksburg-Mercury "a.
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TAX NOTICE

NOTICE is hereby given TIT /, GEORGE
WOLFLIN, Collector Of the lty Of Evans
Vile, will, between the hour of nine and
twelve, A. NJ, and two and e, o'clock, P. NJ,
on the fourth, fifth and sixthays of March,
1858. sell, at public auctio, at the Court
House. in the city of Evansville, Indiana,
the following lots, parts of Us. and pieces of
real estate, in said city, take to various per-
sons, for the payment of theaxes due from
the owners thereof to the ci' of Evansville,
the same being now due an unpaid:
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-12

THE RIVER opposite this place continues to
fall very slowly.
The weather wednesday and yesterday
was extremely cold. Last evening there were
indications of snow.
In consequence Of the recent heavy rains,
the creeks and rivers of Alabama have reach
ed hight not known for many years, and
much damage has been dcne to the bottom
crops Of the Cahawba.
The owners Of the steamers W. A. Eaves
and Scioto, have exchanged boats. The lat
ter will now take the place of the caves in
the Louisville, Evansville, and Henderson
trade.
The steamer Eclipse is to be sold by the
Sheriff in New Orleans on the goth.
The new passenger steamer, Iatan was
advertised to leave Cincinnati on Wednesday
evening. for New Orleans. The Queen of the
West and Alma were also announced to leave
the same evening.
The packet Diamond has withdrawn from
the Evansville trade for want Of business.
A regular tri-week,y line is to be estab-
lished between Louisville and st. Louis. The
boats comprising the line are the Moses Nc
Lellan, HighAyer, and Fashion. They art
all undergoing thorough repairs.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Feb. liz
Flour firm but unchanged. Whisky Tx
and firm. Hogs unchanged at IS 90@6
1900 arrived In the last "a hours. Mess pork
held at SIS
CINoiSNAri, Feb 11-PM
Flour unchanged al in moderate demand
at previous prices. WHISKY advanced to
171x and in good demand. Hogs firm and in
active demand at IS 00@6. Mess pork ad-
vsnced to els, with sales of HOO bills
Bulk meat in active demand; l, 900 900 lbs
sold at 81 and ~ for shoulders and sides
loose. Lard advanced to Sc with sales of
700 bbls. Money market Unchanged.
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AN ORDINANCE.

To require fines and for breaches Of ornan.
ces of the City, to be satisfied Ly labor. If not paid
or replevied.
SECTION |. Be II ordained by the Common Council
Of the City of Evansville That, whenever any person
shall be adjudged to pay any fine for breach Of any
ordinance of said city, and shall for twenty -four hours
after the judgment shall have been rendered against
him. fail to pay such fine with all thecosts sajudged
against him, shall be the duty of tbs Mayo OF the
city to cause and require such person labor on the
streets, or other pnblc We - OF Improvements of The
city, one day for every sixty 0cl az such ps
and costs until the same shall I've fully satisfied Eight
TO ten hours TO constitute day. =
SECTioS2- such labor may be done under the i'm
mediate supervision of the Mayor, he NAV direct IL
TO he done under the direction OF the Street Commits
sioner, and in either il shall be lawful for the
Mayor or Street Comsaisroner to require the partv
convicted 10 labor with hall and chain attached IN ne
egvr ANGLE in such as to prevent his escspe
and said Mayoro or Street Commissioner NAV use such
reasonable corporal punishment as may be necessary
70 compel any person convicted aforesaid to perform
SECTION g. This ordinance shall be II force from
and after its publication. 49,
Approved January 18th, 1855.
Attest: JOHN HEWsON Mavox
WILL H. !" ALKER, CLERK. janla
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The Darkeo staneh Factory a. Glencoe,
was burned on Tuesday evening. Loss
$lo5.oOo, on which tEers il an Insurance of
$4,000.
The anti-Lecomptonites Of THE city, an
nounce that they viii hold . meeting at the
Academy Of xnsic on Friday night, not
withstandinr the withdrawal Of the permits
sion of the Directors
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Baltimore Market

Flour in fair demand. Wheat quoted at
81 05 for red, and 81 1901 25 for white
Corn, 5S@54 for white, and 54@56 for vel
low. Whisky firm at 2l@22. Provisions
very firm. Rates of Exchange nominal.
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CHARTER ELECTION.

NOTICE Is hereby given TO the qualified voters OF
~ the city of Evansville, that special election i'll
be held the 10th day of FEBRUARY, lsss, upon the
adoption rejection Of the " New City Chatter"
The polls wih be open al the following mentioned
places and the following named persons were at The
last meeting OF the Common Council, appointed In
spectors said election with powers to appoint their
own Judges and CLERKS. 20 witt,
FIRST PREcISCT.-Al that portion OF the City lying
and being above Main street, tie qualified voters
thereof TO vote at the Neptune Engine House-John
Burtis, Inspector.
between Main and Division Streets the qualified voters
thereof to vote at the Young America Engine House
VIM. III. Boicourt, Esq, Inspector. =
THIRD PREcIScT.-All that portion OF the city be
low Division street-inclnsve of that portion OF the
city heretofore known Lamasco City, the Qpalihed
voters thereof to vote at the Union Engine House
Daniel Chute, Esq, Inspector.
Those voting for the ado pton Of the New Charter.
will vote New Charter, those rejecting the same win
vote odd Charter"
BY order Of Common Council:
fcbe.2w WELL II. WALKER, CLERK.
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EVANSVILLE d CRAWFORDsvILLE
Es sss 9 Ilisi go q ]. !.
r ALL r q A D .
Dr Louisville, Cincinnati, St. Louis, Indian
apolis and the East
CHANGE OF TINE.
MONDAY, NOVEMBER, 29rd, 1856.

nN and after this date the Mail Passenger train viii
" leave Evansville AT O'Clock and 20 minutes p.
NJ making close connection at VincenDes with trains
East and West the Ohio md Mississippi Railroad for
at Terre Haute at 9l0P. NJ, Connecting direct with
Express trains for INDIANAPOLIS, Cleveland and the
East and for Shicago and Central Illinois. % N a,
vincennes at 7:2, ana arrive at Evansville at 1906
r. NJ.
Freight trains with passenger atached) run as
follows: Leave Evansville at ESQ A, ", Arrive Mt
Terre Haute at 4o T. NJ :, Leave Tere Haute at $40
A. NJ, Arrive al Eyansyille 40 2. NJ.
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THE RIVER.
Arrivals and Departures.
rFrsm p. @. o'Riley & Co.'S Register. ]

rFrsm p. @. 0'Riley 4 Co.'S Register.l
FEBRUARY IL.
]. W. Cheeseman, ST. Louis to Cincinnati.
Southerner. Louisville 10 Memphis.
Union, Green river to Evansville.
Up. Hilbert, Pittsburg to Nashville.
J. II. Done, Cairo to Evansville.
Pacific, Louisville to New Orleans.
Lebanon, Nashville to Pittsburgh.
Monarch, Cincinnati to New Orleans.
Seventy-six; Nashville to Cincinnati.
Dunleith, Cincinnati to Nashville.
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New York-Clear; mercnry Is:
Halifax-Blowing gale.
Buffaio-Clondy; mercury 10.
Rochester-Coldest day OF the season; iner-
curry IL.
Utica-Ciear; mercury TO-.
Syracuse-Seyea inches snow, falling to-
day; merccGy 8,
Monusai--wihd ". mercury Is deg. be-
low zero.
MontpeiieT-wind W. zero
Ogdensbury-River frozen over; mercury
Is deg. below zero
Calaas, Ms.-Clear; mercury 9 deg. below
zero.
ST. John, N. B.-Cls.r; mercury 10 deg.
below zero.
Philadelphia-Clear; mercury %.
River News.
PSrTsBrRe, Feb. l1-N.-River four feet
eleven inch hes, and at stand. Weather clear
mercury Is.
CINCINNATI. Feb. ll-N.-Riyer' falling.
LouIsvILLE... Feb. ll-n-River station
sry, 18th six feet 10 the canal.
Sf. Lor1s. Feb 11-p H-River still falling
and floating ice increasing in quantity ant
thickness. Showing. weather moderating
CworssArr Feb lI--P weather clear
mercury Is. River fallen s inches since las
evening.
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order Of Common Council:
-2w WELL H. WALKER, CLERK.
AN ORDINANCE

To prescribe the time within which real estate may be
sold Tor the payment Of City Taxes assessed thereon:
SECTION l. Be il ordained by the Common Council
ofthe City Of Evansville, that from and after the pas
sage Of this Ordinance, il shall and be lawful for
the City Collector at time after the first Monday in
October, and before tie second Monday Of March OF
each year TO make the taxes assessed real estate,
either by the seizure and sale Of the and cbattes
Of the owner claimant thereof by selling the
piece Of ground itsef upon which the tax remains
unpaid or 50 much ID reo may be necessary pay
such taxes and costs OF advertising ans sale.
Attest. JOHN HEWSON, Mavor
WELL II. WALLER. Clerk, feb9
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FARES.

For any information or through tickets apply
Companys Transportation Office, head of Locust stree
Evansville.
Superintendent
II Henderson Commercial, Mt. Vernon Advocate
Evansville Enquirer and Mt Carmel Register take on
former advertisement and copy. novl5.n
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BosroS, Feb liz

BosroS, Feb IN
The Democratic County COMMITTEES has
endorsed the action Of the President Oh the
admission of Kansas, by . vote of 2e yeas
against IL nays.
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TRANSPORTATION WESTWARD.

TRANSPORTATIO WESTWARD.
XVTE beg to call the attention Of Merchants buy ing
Nv ordering their fall stocks from the Eastern
cities, to the superior advantages and facilities of the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad,
for the safe and speedy transportation Of Freghts
Evansville and vicinity. Connections made with
Route shortened and improved by completion to Par
kersburgh. Through rates lower than by any other
route. Apply to
NJ. PorTER, Boston; B. Y. KELLY, Philadelphia:
C.W.PERvIEL, N.York;J. T. ENGLAND, Baltimore,
for information through rates, or to
GEO. FOSTER X CO., Freight Agents,
Corner Locust street and Canal. Evansville, Indiana
jys3l
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ALsAsr. Fsb liz
Ex-President Fillrnore was married Inst
evening TO Mrs. McIutosh Of this city:
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

HAILnOAD HbCbIPTb.
January 11th-s2 bbls pork. 205 <gs lard,
Brown d Altman; Is bbls -four, A Crane;
tables, Q bxs mdze, Pennington; IL csks
hogs heads, 5 bbls pork, Geo Foster & Co;
bx mdze, O'Rrlcy; 8. empty beer bbls,
Cook & Rice; box, trunk, W Lowry; 4
bgs wheat. J L Proctor; bx, I Dbl hominy,
Bement & Viele.
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ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY.
. N
NEW ARRANGEMENT.


VWNUE ADAMS'EXPRESS COMPANY respectful
ly announce to their friends and patrons, the pub
&c Of Evansville and vicinity, that, with increased ia
ilites for the transportation Of
FRI g III +,
KAGEs,
MONEY and
VALU LES.
They solicit q continuance of former favors. Espe
cial care taken in the collection of
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And the transportation OF small or valuable
All persons wishing TO avail themselves Of the fac
ties OF the Express, obtain desired information
in reference to the routes and details Of the business
at their Office on First street, between Main and Locus
opposite the Post-0fhce. dels @. ii. FISH, Ag't-
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Evansville, PadLcah and Cairo
Mail Boat,
J H. DON E. 4,

".
VYYILL Leave Evansville every Monday and
w Thursday, connecting closely at 0~.-
Paducah with the TUESDAY and Friday slttz1fesS
Blanch Lewis, and the Tuesday and Friday Tennes.
River Packets Edmonia and Aida, and the Tues
day and Friday Memphis Packets Ocean Spray and
Daniel Boone.
Fare and freight very low. Cabin accommodations
excellent.
sF- Orders for merchandise or produce entrusted to
the Captain and Clerk strictly attended to.
Tickets by railroad to all principal cities for sale on
board.
:H- Merchandise shipped by city merchants on the
steamer j. H. DONE will he received and shipped
from my wharf boat free Of charge,
jan li-4w EDWARD r. HILL, Ag't.
WABASH PACKET-KATE SARCHET.
a STEM II THE steamer KATE SARCH-
mkIE&5p EFT will run regularly from
<<=fEzzss66Evansvillei in the Wabash trade
during the winter, long as the river shall be
navigahle. shippers may rely on her making regu-
lar trips, and the strctest attention being given to
their orders. nov Is-u
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sBY TELEGRAPH.

rELKskAPHrp KxcLrsIvELY TO THE EVANSVILLE
DAILY JOURNAL IT q. w. LINE.
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meg wh.es would saddle UPON tho government q per-
prarer annual 'ncrease NJ expenditure Of about $i2V,
Cot hrc fhe .des that the army will ever 30 back an
grow smaller, mite got money or credit TO sos
tair H. vas 100 absurd advanced by any sensible
There were no backward tracks when our govern
mes en- 70 spend money There might be war, ana
10 matter hCw expensive acd then, wnen II was suc-
ceeed ty fesc, the would on rusht Sta&iy
increasing Jo his opnisn toe President wants this add
t;eEai .ofce TO carry out perfect freedom" ana
s'rcpuiar sovereignty" IN kansps hsd been said that
Congress against the Mcrmoas, but
il part az the history of the country that war was
crce oecs Cd 70 exist by OF Mexico, and might
So be acc.rtd u exis: by the act OF Brigham Young
He should vote for the amendment proposed He wanted
the pi down 10 skele,on aud then he should vote
against tbs skeleton Itself. (taughter.)
Mcsssa. FEskNDKS (opp) Of Me and FOSTER, (opp) OF
Com C3i osed the bill on The ground mainly thai
Cees'ty iof it, passage II shown
NJ SEWARD, (orp OF n Y, was OF the opinion that
the U.aA troubles were moro serious than Is general
iei ~ troops 10 the mount aims, he opposed
any Of the military forces of the country being
used in Kansas upon the majority laws which
were enacted by the minority Nor did he want to
them used again III the enforcement OF the Fugitive slave
law &c gave notice that be should proper time pro-
pose ~ Amendment to the effect that the officers an
rncn rsse under this levy shall b- occupied only in
he bus,ess o. maintaining The Constitution aud laws OF
Utah. and when order shall DO established there, then
they lh al be disbantod II tho ndment adopted
lac would probably be able 10 support the bill
Nj I,Avis directed Mr. Stewards attention 70 the fact
that -asnuch part OF this increase to be made to
TIC preser. companies, ii would be impossible TO ATOP.
such ~ amendment is that without breaking up the
whoe organization OF tho army He contsuded that
Sls necessary 10 military forces to enforce
meat o. t5e laws ia KaLs.s.
Mr. F:eSEyDEN contcnded that the President had
ssry 70 make of the the militia FOR the pur-
pose Of e1crcpg the laws OF u Territory.
NJ DAVIS briefly replied
Withdrawing the question, the Senate adjourned.
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ArrKDCK Sunday, Jan 80. FAssT AITaiDGE in the
Goth year OF he. sge the beloved wife of John Aorigc
The friends cf the family respectfully invited q at
funeral. from her late residence, No 2s6 Thlrd
street, to-day (wednesdsy), twelve O'Clock W.
Bp.by--In Hudson City, A. j at toe residence oc he<
son NJ Jaw Mr. Patrick Levine, Tuesday jan. &C. Mrs.
| Ann BsADS. aged go years.
The friends the family and those Of her sons Patrick
Mathew Brady respectfully inv tied 10 attend the
| funeral, thursday morning NJ ten O'Clock.
Hahn i1obosen, on Honday, jan rs, CHARLES Sxy.
Of Francis b. Hall, aged 70 years months and
The friends and those Of family are respectfully in.
ylted 10 attend funeral this serpoon a,
O'Clock, from his fsber's residence, No. 2s First
street. noboken.
HsssY-0n Tuesday evening, Jan 20, Mana ANNE, wife
the relatives and friends Of the family are respectfully
invited TO attend the funers from her late residence
10 Warren place Charles street. on Friday afternoon at
two o clock, without further invitation.
LEONARD On Monday, Jan. rs WILLIAM Hxyar, son CT
Terrence Leonard, aged years and months.
Inc friends and relatives OF the family are invited 10 at
tend the funeral this "wednesday afternoon, at two
O'Clock, from No. t31 West Broadway
=. Msrs.--in Brooklyn, on Monday, Jan. 25 Jscos 2.
The friends and scquaniancee Of the family are respect
fully invited TO attend the funeral, this "wednesday AZ
terpoon, two O'Clock, from bis late residence No 81
McKnIor.-on Mondy, Jsn rs, q, IL O'Clock ", M.sr
hss nchnior aged months, daughter OF Mrs anu me
The funeral viii take place at two O'Clock this (wednss
day. afternoon from NO 70 Oliver street The friends
MoMuuAs Tuesday, Jan 20, MARY, wife OF Joseph
McMullsn.
The friends and acquantances OF the family respect
fully requested IN attend the funeral from her late resi-
dence, No Manhattan street, this "wednesday atef-
noon, at two O'Clock.
MpsrRorE-At Newtown. 7. L. on Tuesday morning,
Jan. 26, Mr.. PSrEs A. MssERoIk aged a. years, month
ana day.
His relatives and friends respectfully invited 10 at
tend the iurersl on Friday afternoon, at O'Clock
from the Reformed Dutch church ofNewtown without fur
Their invitation
MsYsR-Suddeniy on Sunday, Jan. "a, Of bemorrhase
of the lungs SARAH Ass HorFER, wife OF John Meyer
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
invited 10 attend the funeral from her late residence No
leo West Thirty fourth street this "wednesday morning
at half past nine O'Clock.
Mooss--On Monday evening, Jan. IS Mr.. EI II. MooRs,
aged rs years.
The relatives and friends Of the family and those Of his
brother in law William y Sber are respectfully invited
to attend The funeral from the residence of bis father
Sampson Moore, No 301 West Twenty frat street This
"wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock
MORREII.On Monday morning. Jan. rs, Mrs n. f. Nor
REL, widow q ID Morre in the Goth year Of her age.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK BOARD.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26, 1853.
Stocks dull Pennsylvania ves, 88; Penpsyvau Rail
road, AN; Long Island Railroad, l0 Reading Railroad,
2sA; Morris Canal, 42H.
NEW ORLEANS, Jan. 25, 1858.
The sales Of cotton to day 500 bales, all before
the publication of the Europa's news, the effect of which
Is yet undeveoped Sugar steady at Axe. for fair
10 fully fair Moasses declined 2lc. Flour tends down.
ward. Red wheat TIC Corn dull at $50 Lard, kegs,
exc. BACON, shoulders, 5lc do. hams, SC. Freghts-
Cotton to Liverpool, active at 716d-masters asking
I'd.
New ORLEANS, jan 26 1858.
The sales Of cotton day add 800 bales irreg
lar prces-thc market closing, however, with adj
vance Of sc. We quote mifdiing at a3c Ice; stock
364 500 bales Sugar firm at 44c. a4ac. Flour-s de-
Ginning tendency; sales at 81 Bly, Rio coffee advanced
&c. Freghts unsettled. Cotton 10 Liverpool, 7-I6d. o
1Ss2d. Sterling exchange, 1o7ti 1881.
MoBr1E, Jan. 25, 1853.
Cottonsa,es to-day, 5000 bales at an advance Of &C.
The stock OF cotton AT Mobile is l0 bales and not
900, as published yesterday morning.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 26, 1853.
Cotton declined &c. Sales to-day, 900 bales at exc.
10Hc.
Augusta, Jan. %, 1858.
CosonSaes TO day 500 bales, at prices ranging from
SIC. 10Ac. The market closed quiet but steady.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 20, 1853.
The prices Of cotton have declined &c NC Sales to
day, l,7oo bales.
CINCINNATI, Jan. 90, 1863.
Hogs dull ami Irregular buyers to day: receipts last
week % 600. Provisions dull and unsettled Mess pork
offered at sl3; bulk pork declined &c. lard declined
Ac.-all closing 80 unsettled that prices nominal
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Tx DISPUTE wrTB WE COMMISSIONERS or iss'sss&
rics--cxssys or ~nE pxPARrAErr-rHK Issns'r
a06PlrAL.
Tbs Bead c.r.c Goys.G5zs me-. .ss.erday-thc Prs
s-e-l "A lie cs,.f
II n76N elsciet GqYerE2s NJ. Patrick McElroy, sp-
psR.eG axd soI lis ,5s
co@suslohvoU
Atcruur Gator wss received from Mayor TYsmsnn
essrgths's rc.er ook-l 81 provided 10 the Twelfth
ward for the use Of es save The trouble Of
carrying ten to Harlem. Referred 70 tho Committee on
City Pr.soos.
rsA orARsFr WITS EMIGRATION COMMISSIONERS
Nj. IoTSsssD taovsd ,ne fol,o~ios-
es5lve6, IT,. tae ca.a OF tho 2oasa be s,ructod 10
furnish tie counsel Who LA. as suit nos IN nd
re or auppo. c. .-ac- All .avpers property charge
able 70 tia. c-s!c- al the cossary papers and &C
couuts scr tie t,!accs.e prosecution o. said claim
IL Offering ths y~e1sioo Nc rc~ said ths, the
COME eeG 81 tho two Coarts bad several meetings with
Gu. coming 90 any as-ceneat re Comm.'sioac made
CLAIMS iog the of N,s tho
could ret acceds to- boped the: TIE matter would
a.sy 10 PRESSED Il the Cots by toe counsel Of The
Bad
The resolution was adopted
asscR9
II. ToSasGsD oIeree gess u-.c. " Tue effect thai q
Committee DO appreciated u-6eT 1~1oss auspices Or.
So ge:s book s. pills Oh Nd De published, aud tina
H. eci.ea Co-sid esaSe Gsta.s bu lnAly carried
Is5ASp
,os az tedious det.tc soc paee c. proposition 70
arbo1. .,suerg Committee on Tie nv i1ssitdoo called
the Island Hospital The deraltment il fraiy
determined ssc.d be trl orsrzea at the rcxs meeting
TAo 4oard seea I'd, ouZncG.
CENsCs or rag DEPARTMENT
To- cunce- remaining fer tee week ending jan 2s was
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Unisesl States Supreme Court.

WAAIINUrUS, jan 70, 1868
No 40. Ccvington Draw Bridge Company Alexander
~ SHEPHERD al Submitted printed argument In be-
bali e the appellee.
No as W. n. Grant ct al Cornelius Pollon ct al.
Argued fer appellants and submitted printed argument
Tor the sppcecs.
No 20. Jacob L. Payne ct al. VS.. Jonathan J. Niles.
Argmen, commenced for plaintiffs and continued FOR de-
fcnSaats.