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A Miss Thompson, of Tennessee, has re-
Gently recovered $4,000 in a suit of breach
of promise against II man named Patterson.
The case excited great interest, as the most
eminent counsel in the State were ingaged
upon it, The verdict is the heaviest ever
rendered in case of the kind in Tepnes-
see.
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TIE MARK ETS.

COLUMBIA, Nov 20.
The sales Of cotton for tbe mas, ,vo
days am"uuted to 500 bales. at from o. 70
10 Ills principal sales made st IOI.
New OELEASs, Nov. 95
Sales Of 1900 bales Cotton. The steam.
ers news caused less firmness but closed
easier ard unchanged Middlngs at II n
liz Sales Of the week 32.hOO haIes
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kING's MpUNTAlN BoYs.-We under
stand that II gallant company of young
men at Rock Hill, York District, have
organized company of sixtyfour men,
and have rendered their services to Coy.
Gist. They say they want place in the
pictsre, in the event of their services be-
ing required. The Governor has replied
saying that should any emergency arise
they shall have the first place Colum-
bia Guardian
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SUDDEN DEATH.-On last Sunday night
Dr. Bronson, OF Sumter, died ct lhe Hotel
OF Col. VIM. Walker, in this place. He
had not been in town many days before
his DEATH which seems TO have been &C
casioned by drinking Chester Standard.
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DGS-The Iorkville En-

HoGs.-The YorkviIe Enquirer Of the
oath inst, says:
The first drove of hogs this season, pass
ed through our town on yesterday. The
owners hold them at cents gross We
learn, however, that they were purchased
in Tennessee by parties residing ut Liberty
Hill, in this State, and are intended for pri.
vate use.
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Cook, THg INsURGENr.-The Richmond
Enquirer says that great efforts are bei,.g
made to obtain Cooks pardon but the
Enquirer says that Cook is the most gull
ty Of all the Charlestown prisoners" He
had married in Virginia, lived there two
years, and all the time was planning this
outbreak. The Enquirer says the pardon
Of Cook is out Of the question.
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FATAL EDITORIAL hFFRAY.-A street ren-
contre occurred at Nashville, Tenn, on FRI
day last, growing out of an editorial quarrel
between AIKEN A. Hall, edito: Of the News
aud q. 6. Poindextcr. editor Of the Union
and American The latter was killed by II
pistol shot fired by the former.
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The GEORGETowN HOMICIDE - The Char
lesion Mercury learns by private letter
that Mr.. l.. Dozier jr, has been convicted
Of manslaughter, for the killing of Mr.. r.
ID. Evans, at Georgetown, on the evening
Of September l. and sentenced TO twelve
months imprisonment aud pay fine Of
$1,000.
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SourH CAROLGNA COLLEGE HoNoRs.-
The South CaroImian says tho annual ex
animation, hy the Faculty, of the Gradu.
aung Class, commenced on Monday last
and closed Saturday. Much praise is
given 10y the Faculty to the whole clas, for
the very credltabc manner in which thew
stood the test Of scholarship. The com
mcnremen,, this year, promises AS bright
An exhibition as any Of It's predecessors.
We are indebted TO friend for the fol
lowing award of the honors and sppoin,
ments AS made by the Faculty on Sa,ur
day morning: 1t honor. ". +. Cleye
land, Anderson 2d, w. f. Kogps, Fair
field 3d, f McIntosh, Darlington Ath
f. l.. Frost, Charleston; 9TH, ]. F.. Ne,tIes
Darlington OH, b. 5. Stuart, Charleston.
7th, r. H. Lake, Newhcrry: S,h, +. J,
Simkins, Beaufort; 9th. f G.. Seabrook.
Beaufort; l0th, c. @. Henderson, Cole
ton. The number Of graduates tins wear
is forty three - Charleston Courier.
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General Orders.

Head quarters. 2lst Reg. S. c. N.
November 18th 1859.
n Court Martial will he held at LaDcns
ter Court House on the 18th day Of De-
rrmb"r next, rt II o'clock, a. N for the
trial - all delinqucnts in the 2lst Rcgi
m"nt who were not tried at the last Court
MariIal-and especially for the trial of
Commissioned and Non. Commissioner or.
iir"r-, t'.r non performance of duty at said
Court.
The following officers will compose tho
Court, VIZ:
Maj. John ID. W, lie, Prcsii.ni
Capt J. u. Kirk, Capt. H. !. Gardner,
J. X. Nishct, J. NJ BrIk.
X. VI. Sims. " w. B. Twi;ty,
" w. 4. C"rncs. ~ B Vanlaniinpham
Jud. Nd. }. &. Foster" ]. +. Perry.
SUPERNUMERA ARIES.
Lieut.. ID. ID. A. Bclk, Lieut.. A. }. Stewart.
JP: Craig, o. G. lIinson,
w. +. Bell, II. Is. Slower
Captains are charged with the extension
oi this Order, and with warning sll d.lin.
qucnts To attend the Court.
by order of
j, n. CROCKETT,
Col 9lst Reg. ). G. NJ.
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Notice,

THE NEXT REGULAR CoMMUNI.
Il cation Of Jackson Lodge No. So, A..
r.. NJ. will be holden on Thursday the 9Th
day Of DeceHber next, 1t Is the day OF eIec-
tiop OF 0tfcera and other important busi.
ness. members will take notice and gov
ern themselves accordingly"
BY order OF the Lodge,
IN CROCKETT. Sec'y
Nov. 23, 4i-3t.
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ENpLoxMEHT.

QS0 A MONTH AND ALL EXPEN-
NDeiO SES PAlD.--An agent is wanted
IN eyssy town and county In the United
States. to engage 10 a respectable and easy
business by which the shove profits may
be certainly realised. For further particu.
lars, address DIR }. Henry Warner, corner
I2th Street and Broadway, New York City
enclosing one Postage Stamp.
Nov. %, A-sm
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New Advertisements.
POCKET BOOK LOST.
ESTATE SALE.

~ LII persons having demands against the
~ Estate of the late Mrs. Jane Montgomery
deceased, are requested to hand them in imme.
diateiy properly attcsted; and all persons in.
dcbtcd thereto will please come forward and
pay without delay as am determined to settle
the estate as speedily as possible.
X. ID. MONTGOMERY, Admir-.
Nov. Soth 1859, 4l-it.
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AsHvILLE, n. CA few droves of
hogs have passed this way to market
Prices ranging from 6 to 6 2 cents,
gross.-Nc,CS.
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recommend an early application to the BIrrERs,
whenever they are stricken by diseases of the
digestive organs. November.
Sold by druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere. CB- See advertisement in anoth-
er column
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MR. Enron: BY announcing Capt A,
s. NISBEr a candidate for Tax Collector
at the next election you will oblige.
HIS FRIENDS.
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STOP THE RUNAWAY!
800 Reward t!

WILL GIVE FOR THE APPRE.
Il hension and delivery to me OF my boy
HENRY s25, or for his apprehension and
delivery and proof TO conviction that he has
been harbored by any white man SlOo.
Henry left me on the morning of the 10th
octoeei-is twenty years old, 8 fee, @ or 7
inches high, will weigh about $50 lbs, is
stout and well built, of full face, brighi
copper color and has the end of his len
fore finger cut of and The nail growing
around the end like a claw. His father
Lee) belongs to Mr.. Moses Of Sumter
and his grandmother (Dicey) TO Mr.. South.
eriand OF Camden. He may be prowlina
about their neighborhood, or he may have
taken The underground railroad, as have
not had any certain account Of him since
ne ioit. J. ADAMS.
Lancaster, 8. o. Nov. 23, I859-4itf
~ Sumter Waterman copy till forbid
and forward bill to this office.
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The friends of Capt. J. B. COUSART
announce him n candidate for Sheriff for
Lancsste. District, Mt the ersning term.
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.

Mr.. EpIToR.-By announcing Mr.. r. C.
POTTS, a candidate for Tax-Collector al
the next election you will oblige his
MANY FRIENDS
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MIR. EDLroR-Please announce Mr.. WIN.
RoBEETsaN, n Candidate for Tax Collector
at the crsuing election and oblige his
friends. WAXHAws.
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Announcements.
FOR SHERIFF.

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce MR.
AMOS NCMANUS, candidate for the
Office Of Sheriff for Lancaster Distrirt, for
the ensuing term and oSiige his
MANY FRIENDS.
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CoMPTRoLLER--oFFJCIAL.

Of the cutters may be destroyed in such require
up and relay the n accordance with lines and grades
~ hs street
and Of the Chairmen of the Committees Streets and Land
The contractors shall furnish their own expense ali the
repairs made within hoa
n % Ssy In such
ssf II. may Ds y III Street
where further Tim. Win contractors shall ss
s' ss ssst
shall consist Of four inches equal quantities Of
~ h i.s IT,.
s s vel
s least s Ges .dn nsses Thick
The pavement and ,he Joints aha. 30 All square
hds s ns Is s'S sss
a sss , %Ss d. In making all other 30
quality In Viii s to be used shall be of the best
s dome By s S.n%
hoss therein the shall have notified the
sHs's"ss ss'af forty
Be- hs ss Of Ss
contractors for the cleaning a the paved and unpavea
and the repairing of the unpnved Streets comply
al Or Sfsos spss w o From s Gm %
IN m nn h on streets and Landings relative to the work
tbs ssHsy a.
from the Chamen Of the Committees Streets Landings
fa,ve to the work to Be done by them under penalty
e,s which in all e Street
obtain the materials and labor The the
to be deducted out of of the monthly made
to said contractors.
soner office once each and IL Nj to re-
hs
erred written orders served upon the contractors
Each Of the contractors shall furnish good and solvent
h' % a
be made a monthly the of the
aienes ny ordinsse no ertheates until
ss s he Ct @
81 ese and and ten the
shall then should found god or
chr fna o I p h jointly with the
WISE to BE- forfeited 0ssS tor The use Of the city
condition hy may ss day
Of the an and make ali
ne repairs as he ebore specified and they shall
Which, they shall no s sS1s
ao H. wo % e M Fsnsd in but
The m rs shall take effect aud operation the
and repairing streets should the sdnda'ions be noi
s Rs S the mt
o. me and from the date of signing the be-
well understood that in of failure by the
10 begin or hnsh the work. thereof within
period fixed in the Cornell with the man
er IL which the wok being executed the Council shall have
w annu ths without putting the contractors
OF applying of Justice the same and with
out indemnity and is also well understood the
contraco shall not finish and
complete the came conformity with their said
contractors shall forfeit all css they
the work done by them up abandonment and
the city shn be thereby discln ged from any liability
therefor and Is also well understood tina, the
be re,o the contractors and their securities shall be held
and bound in sodo the city all loss difference
tween the price at which the contractors originally
to perform the work and the p'ices may be adud
Gated at a resale or resdjudicAtion.
Bids to be much per year. for the included
each contract, complete.
New Orleaus june llth. 1889.
tsignedl LOUIS H. PILE. City Surveyor
Approved by the Committees Land both
Boards Of the Common Council
ESignedl ROBT HUYGHE, c,,
. lsignedl H. t. FENNARD. 'A"fien
Registered June 18th, 1850
jel6 III HENRY DUREI., FOR Comptroller.
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GOMPTRoLLEEs OFFICE, 4
- City of New Orleans July !, 1855.
II EsoLVED. That the Comptroller be, and
standing advertisement ia the official JOURNAL that
with The ninth section Of ordinance No 1872 approved
10 1854 the Council will not bill against the city
contracted under authority of order from
IN accordance with The ordinance referred to-
lsignedl Z. L. TRACY,
President Board Of Assistant Aldermen.
lsignetl L. H. PLACE,
President Rosri of Aldermen,
Approved April Is, 1855.
tSignedl JOHN L LEWIS, Mayor.
The attention Of the city and of the public 4,
respectfully called to shs foregoing resolution
T. THEARD,
iy1tn Comptroller CITY Of New orlesns
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OFFICE or THE STATE AssAYER,
is Boylston street, Boston, Mass.

16Boylston street, Boston, Mass,
s pasns whsh ,h
aud application Of furnaces for burning net
The invention application both novel; and far
I'll sssn es as
The mode you havs adopted HIS taken p
spsisa .s s.Iss soa.ssusnss an
entities You have these and after s.nm
Supplying he hsA rssuink from
snd s "
view. q probable hsat siyns from saniss
q s as &C. H.
bulk the same fuel in dry state by means Of your in
Some substitutes for furnaces have been adopted which
y Ss
dense q, afford q continuous line Of invention applied to
me-
these BY others nvssons
The sugar of our Southern States the economical,
importance q your invention has high value Knowing per-
here The "endspt am S 10 Ne
bsief lint only fun knowledge Of necessary
precson Of your lshop dsancns hsr interests Mp
WIN asA lxs Hs, \. HAYES. NJ.
having obtained decree in favor from the highest
ted not to Which
erected effort sicable settlement
with seves failing which only alternative to maintain my
rights to those planters furnaces which nfinged
Suits accordingly instituted In March, 1885, and
anxious for trial in April Of that when the D. g.
Circuit Court was in session. Ny opponents we,e not ready
in 1858. II again poned until the 18th day Of
April 1855 when ready again. and II possible de-
rous far thar for decision the court and
jury rights The trial again deferred by the op
position notwithstanding strongest appeals COR trial.
have and will be ready for moment and do
fear he result The planting community draw It's
conclusion from this of facts prepared
for the erection of my furnaces
confident assuring the planters tina, results will be
produced from the bagasse be obtained
equal quantity Of any kind Of dry fuel.
AS know mode Of burning wet fuel with much utility
for making heat seam that will infringe patent
and wishing avoid litigation, again canton the planters
against contracting with those parties whose infringe
mine Planters contracting with will be guaranteed In
peaceable possession by good city guarantee
MOSES THOMPSON.
We contract for the erection Of furnaces
Mr. Moses Tbompsons patent. Hayes Sanders
/ Co., spearng Co. and James N. Putnam, agens
@ mmunicaton concerning this business addressed n
Thompson 4 Co., Box H &c. Post Office New Orleans win
NJ TT oMPsoN 4 CO.. Contractors
Agens-Mesrs. Hayes, Sanders Co.. spearng Co.. James
N. Putnam. myl3 law4mkW
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

,COMPTR0LLER'S OFFICE, ,
City of New Orleans June 90 1889 I
No. 46l3. !
hsotce That the Comptroller be and hereby author
zsd 70 SELL to the highest bidder after days notice In e
oMca journal al tie materials and machinery remaining
ne ground Of the draining machine the fourth section
fonh District OF the city said sale subject to the an
proVal or rejection of the Common Council. -
lsignedI CHAS H. WALDO
49, President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lsignedl j. o. NIXON,
Approved June g. 1852 " ue''ieh.
lsignedl GERARD sTITH Mayor
Notice is hereby given that MONDAY June o. 1889
materials, ETC. '' -''' 'He "'o'e
jeD 1t T. THEARD Comptroller
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CoMPTRoLLER--oFFICIA AL.
CoMPTRoLIER,s OFFICE, ,
Is City Of New Orleans, June l6, 1862. :
No Ag2e

y No. 1856. ] y
esord That the Comptroller be and he hereby author
Mter ten days notice In the oeia Journal
co tracts the lowest bidder for each separately
tnree years. ow one contract for each the
eleven wards the city for Cleaning the paved and unpaved
anu repairing Ae unnaveo streets OF each OF said Wards and
one contrac each OF said eleven Wards of the city
keeping IN repair the paved streets of eadh Of said
WARDS Of the cy provided that no purchaser shall bs adud
70 more than TWO contracts OF the foregoing t witt
paved and unpaved and repairing the unpaved
and one lot repairing and Keeping In repair the paved
VI one ana the same ro SAID work TO be dpne
spy 70 specifications on he IN the Surveyors Office and the
70 Be subject to the approval rejection Of the
Council Said contracts to take effect and into OPP
expiration OF the present contracts with the city
tsigned) CHAs. H. WALDO,
President Board of Assistant Aldermen
lSignedl J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen,
Approved June 10, 1859
(sisns1 GERARD sTITH1 Mayor.
Notice hereby given that on WEDNESDAY, 9th nst
Will adjudicae at my Office at II o'clock, M, The above
fsl6 l2s +. THEARD, Comptroller
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n YEA,4 AGUE CURE, FOR THE SPEEDY
cure Of intermittent Fever, Fever Ague Remit.
III Kevsr Chin Fever Dumb Ague Periodical Headache OF
ous Headache and Bilious Feyers indeed for be whole
o. diseases originating in hillary arrangement caused 81
~ malaria OF miAsmntic countries.
No remedy louder called by the necessities or Tho
1eFcan people than and safe Fever and Acne
Snch are now enabled to Offer With perfect ainty thai
eHdicae the dsease and with assurance founded on
9o that no harm can arise from its any quantity
1hAs which otecs from this disorder must be Of
service n the communities where prevails Preven
mns run n vclet attacks Of this baleful distemper This
Cao expes the masmAc poison of and Agne from
ns sfen and prevents II development Of disease taken
tho nfs approach Of IT, premontory symptoms. II u not
The bes remedy yet discovered for this or
snt slso fhe ehsspest The large quantity supply
~ dsxcts vhsre Fever and Ague PREVAILS everybody
neHM have and freely both and protection Ii
Aopsd ths price VIII place within the reach Of aths
- we'll ~ the nch. great superiority Of this remedy
81 ether for the speedy and certain
lntsmtsnts 70 that conteins Qunine mineral con.
qosnuy produces quinnsn Injurious efects
upon the constitution Those cured By II are LETT A.
A1nlthy = u they had had the disease,
Fever and Ague Is alone the consequence Of the nas
aae poison great variety Of disorders from It's rts
ae Mindness Tcothachs Earaebe Catarrh Ashma Pspi.
@Hn Painful Affection Of the Spleen Hysterics Palm in he
1oNe Collie ParnysB and arrangement the Stomach All
which, when originating in this csuse put on the iuert
- q become periodical This Cure expels the poison
e1 re blood and consequently them alike II Is AZ
residing in the msiarous districts taken occs.
% daily while exposed to the Infection that will be sx.
sa num the systen and capnot accumulate in sufficient
1ty n rpen into disease Hence Ia more valuable
foecticr than cure. and few will ever suffer from Inter.
y they aya themselves of the protection this remedy
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BAGASsE FURNACE.

years Chief Patents the United States Patsn
Oe Washington and for the last years have been
engaged Solicitor OF Patents in this city, am often called
testify expert suits in the United statsR
courts and constantly consulted questions Of similarity
In different Inventions and matters OF infringement.
SAN, COOPER.
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CoMPTRoLLER's OFFICE
City of New Orleans, June 20 1859
[ No. 1923. ]
Resored That the Comptroller be a he is herev
to sell vt public auction after days notice in the oNici
journal and for cash all old bridge bars and broken ri
plates belonging the city. ~ '' '''" "'i"se
Resofced thsr That it is hereby made the duty of the
street Commissioner to furnish the Comptroller as soon after
me passage OF this resolution possible with the number Of
pounds of said iron, - - ~ oe' y.
lsgnedl CHAs. II. WALDO,
,,, , president Board of Assistant A lderuen
lsignedl j. o. NIXON
.,Y, , President Board of Aldermen,
[signedl GERARD sTITH, Mayor.
Notice is hereby given that on MONDAY the 9th ina,
Will adudeate at Office at Il O'Clock NJ the above ion
;so- I. THEARD,
-!s-o ~ COMPTROLLER.
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PETlTIONs--OFFICIAL.

lagl.. 4@4 Ew ORLEANS, May TO- 1885,
To the Honorable the Common Council
.a M of the City of New Orleans
THE PETITION OF the undersigned pes
specially showeth that the majority required by the new
City Charter having signed this petition they pray you hon
orable body resolution authorizing Conptroe to
SELL after five days notice in the Official ouna the contract
for making and wooden cutters on both sides
MUSIC street from Craps to Morales streets also sell
the old work proper line level That ssii sas
be final and that the Mayor be authorized contract with ths
purchaser for Payment be made when the
work Is compleed according the lines
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~ Hlstiuu tue DoAIu pIpceeutu W tnb eiecuOn OF
y II. ]. O. Nixon was declared duly elected Presi
- Of the Board Of Aldermen, having received the
unanimous vote.
Il. Landry wasting the chair, the President en-
y. susion, tie Board then went into the election
\ M Charles Claiborne was declared duly elected
~ aninous vote.
% motion. the Board proceeded to the election of
NJ REPRESENTATIVES,. sss 81 SIS s5r b
II. 1ss.rs. . ]. Edgar blanchard, T. Bacbemiu, A.
u sdpAt1 tnd NJ: POindexter were nominated.
III blanchard received the votes of Messrs Nixon
1essaAn, HARRISON, Landry, Vennard and Whitney
N. Bachemin received the votes Of Messrs Della.
Mr. Poindexter received the vote Of Mr.. Cox.
~. blanchard having received the requisite ma
nsjty ~ declared duly elected Sergeantat- Armes
~ ~ Board Of Aldermen.
N motion, the Board proceeded to the election of
f hAifman Of the Committee on Finance.
Whitney, Landry and DeLabarre were
MI Whitney received the votes Of Messrs Nixon.
Y iabare, HARRISON and Vennard-5. =
q Landry received the votes Of Messrs. Forstal
~ DsLabane received the vote Of Mr. whitney.
IESs N Landry voted blank.
e h. Norman Whitney having received the requisite
n11ty, was declared duly elected.
81 Board then went into the election of the Chair
h WI ~ the COMMITTEES on Streets and Landings
~. n, 7. Vennard was declared duly elected
y Chairman Of the Committee on Streets and Landings
having received the unanimous vote.
On motion, the Board proceeded to the election of
. President pro tenn.
q ~. Harrison was declared duly elected President
~ Inn. Of the Board OF Aldermen, having received
1Aesnnanimous vote.
= The President appointed the Members Of the Stand
6g Committees, as follows:
f4ittee Whitney lei cted by the Board
Indy, nelapArre and Hsrrissor So + ~ -
GMtfee v, unard feleced
" The aoHrdl Cox, ForstaIl and Wiliz.- =
~. Wiltz moved that the rules governing the late
bard Of Aldermen be adopted for the government
- the present Board. Carried.
On motion, the Board adjourned until Tuesday next,
June "A, 1859, at o'clock P. M.
CHARLES CLAIBORNE, Secretary.