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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1860-07-19
MONTICELLO HOTEL

MUNIICELLO HOTEL
ppn
Smpn Steinlein,
,gfe. 165 Srpab=, sn,ItDen Der g. unp I. 5trose.
Oem eu6reiienosn 9u6fm wirS bistS ncu tuosridiets
5p beitsns tmpfeblsn Die lBbI6a 6eeben ilf nit ben
SOrisI9ten @elrdnfen dus9eifdtst SOnlise Grfrunan
uno Decatrie beS aearftes iino oerSe Su ba6en Ser
iDHe une 9eraumi9s Saal wro tei pUrfsmaenben 86cn
betfnS eulps6lsH.
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MiQinern Waaren

N. C. BARTON ertauSt ifb Die @n,eiec III
MAIDEN, bas er fsinen Stpre BON 100 nab 229
WainRraBe, pberbalb Der 9tsu, osrlsat bat, 100 er
in ieoer cation Elm Spll:dnoises @Rortimsnt Der
fotsenben &rtifsl Yorrdt6ia SALT: Seoene unb
Sncb.5iite, 6auben, sopfpube, fran3Sliide 8Iu>
men unb 8dnoer Spibsn 8ertba's uub Gaps,
Spiben.Sh!eer, Erauer JRrasen unO isipene uno
fran,Siifdhe Spiben Mantinas.
Damen, psldbe bic BaoeOrte 6elu4tn t0nnen
in cieism 9tsre nOGfdupise Saa &C. anSiisf
Grgalsn.
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Beefnauuaen.

Der 9n,issr erident iepen 9tprees Sen,:eas ersser
rrmmc ;in ip6eltlihsn SubIetironSrretS son 10 9tS
satltar Die rep Srdser pos $5 in iSpft&r Npfaus
be;oburS @n,eeen fneeu inter ipseneen 9toinsnuAtn
Nufnotme Gtnmaii9e Ginridns 10 3eilen cor peni,
ee 9tS ;tpeintdlet rs gte., brenaliss $780, cine
21ptt ST. 25 einen Ncuat $3.50, Srci Npna 40o feds
spraustoblune. @nSeisen bic nah 9eliebeh ecrdnoert
nertsn t6ntsn, rerben nit S25OO per 5abr ksrednet
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22

FIRE.-The alarm of FIRE on Thursday morn
last. was caused BY the burning ofa chimney a
the upper end of town.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22

RAFFLE.-puring the past two days, Messrs.
Gold 4 Philippson have raffied off over $500
worth o Il books at their store
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22

IsAAcs Co BY advertisement invite their
creditors and debtors to call and settle before
the lst of January, 1861, or costs will be the
result
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22

ANTIQUITY OF GOLD MINES IN CALIFonyrA.-
Some miners, wiiie engaged in mining in "A fat,
about mile above the Lower Crossing of SUIT
ter Greek, in Calaveras county, discovered. at n
depth OF i've feet from the surface an arastra
or nlll, such as were used by the Mexicans for
grinding quartz quantity of crushed stones
was fpund IN 1t, whic h shows that the arastra
had been used
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22
Sole Traders Notice.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA, I .
sNouNTy ar SuAsTA -


County OF SHASTA S.
ZN0W al men by these presents that J.
IN Elizabsth Mofet of said county and State
wife of Frsucis Moffet residing in the county
of Shasta sud State of California do hereby de-
clare and make known my intention to carry
on business on my own account and in my own
name, as sole trader, in pursuance of an act of
the Legislature of the State OF California enti-
tied "An Act to authorize married women to
transact business in their own name as sole ira
ders,' approved April 18th, 1852. And fur
ther declare that said business will be the busi-
ness of stock raising, ranching or farming and
keeping dairy, apd will be carried on and
practiced in said county of Shasta, and that the
amount of capital invested in this business does
not exceed five thousand dollars T; and the said
Elizabeth Moffet further declares that the funds
30 employed did not come from any fund or
funds of or belonging to her said husband
In witness whereof have bereunto set nv
hand and seal this 10th day OF December. A. D.
1859. her
ELIZABETH x MOFFET
mark.
In presence of
J. R. GILBERT.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22
pcF- Brussels paper records the laconic ad
lreSs 70 The King of The rtltn,,. rf H. =.

pas- A Brussels paper records the laconic ad
dress to the King, of the President of the Free
Association of Printers in Brussels numer-
Gus, intelligent and important body. .sSire, >
said he, 81 place in your hands the address of
the Typographical body of Brussels in pres
ence OF danger the people range themselves
around the throne" The Kings reply, as given
in the Independent, was equally brief and to the
purpose. Il thank you, gentlemen said he
"my heart and my life have always been for
the working man, and as long as live the work.
ing man may reckon upon me-" The words
ran through the crowd, and caused fresh
burst of enthusiasm
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22

2 y
rs this
10 the
ar, that
rior
Ief,
ages.
good
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22
SHASTA COZ UURRfER.

n. s. ARsoLD-0tfers for sale almost every
thing that can be tbonght of in the grocery and
provision line. EMS advertisement in ano-
ther column
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22
iAaIBALDl's POvERrY.-A letter from Capua
fNnv 5th, in the Presse, SAYS:

y N"v 5th, in The Presse, says:
having told his Secretary and two
Aiae amp to hold themselves in readiness
70 nep they felt it indispensable to remind
nih ina ne was absolutely without money, and
INA. i'e must think how to procure few hun
ured francs for his voyage. The fact is that
sne who has given to Piedmont eight mil
t1hjects, has never taken a sou of pay
0i lor himself. Unless he withdraws his
res IN of the rank of General !, III. p;ad
mo srmy-apd il i tba,rbt th., l.. III,
C al will hsua no,J;i, :, : - -.
mas little farm at Capera, which has hitherto
HeFer prcsiuced more than $500 francs (e6O)
year. Such is the real position of the man
who has conquered the Neapolitan Bourbons.
and added one o. the most splendid Jewels
which adorn Vicror Emanuels crown.
The Shasta courier., 1860-12-22
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Shasta. ss-
J. r. GILBERT,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
County of Shasta, S.
On the tenth day of December A. p. 1860.
before me, c. C. Buch, a Justice of the Peace in
and for the county aforesaid personally ap-
psared Elizabeth Mofiet wife of Moffet,
personally known 10 me TO be the individual
described in and who executed the above de-
ciarstion >ss-~a party thereto; and that said
-.iZaheth Motfett, wife ofthe said Francis Mof-
fet, having been by me first made acquainted
with the contents of said instrument. acknowl-
sdgej to me, on an examination apart from and
without the hearing of her said husband, that
she executed the same freely and Voluntarily,
without fear or compulsion, or under influence
of her said husband, and that she does not wish
to retract the execution of the same.
In witness whereof | have hereuuto set my
hand and affixed my seal, in the county afore-
said, the day and year last above written.
&C. BUSH.
Justice of the Peace,
Shasta Counsv, Cal
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
srxrcu or yrpoE LAERAbKE.

Amid crfcs for fclancy" Iudce LsRtsNHR, q Mtscrn.
I'm, introduced. AMER q brief compliment n No.
Marshall, he proceeded 10 say that he had
such q meeting o. this IN doors He was glad that nov,
by this movement they At last TO appeal from poll
Hc,sns and on holders 10 The rcsi Jury Of the people
upplsuse New York endorsed the noble action Of her
chat -e shall stand BY The party platform, and
nat the Cincinnati platform, upon which Mr..
The non intsrvenuon plank should be placed w
The platform, and NE put there Nos she
6emsn1s hst intervention be placed there. Gen.
applause think thsf we have right W complain OF
our e1uthern brethren We have kept orr pledges bu
they ,nss; gong step farther aud We csnnot 40
r. Why, n ths Intervention plank were pisced In. We
cnuir carry school detrct IN the North for The IA
Dcrratic party. wesbcult have Abe lincoln President
We shcrif hsve Republican Senate House, and then
shsy wcuf have intervention with , vengcapcc. rbey
-sculs Cad thai, IN your republican Bouse n,-s
81 IA q fisrsr between -ts-vcn.op for nfer
v,asop sgxnr slavery. socrR Bse N say
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were % Gsss ,ssese.A 10 A sIsy
BLg 70 - ds1cCrz. 30 AsolaiA; rs Boz - eAAy
10 De 5eEnon-i IN ON u Ao1 3AssScAassts They
10 on beds o. Foss, aac have 20 ssB: against iks
w1vs o. sectional Ian a. ism ana real 5snnion We DO
ne = II woFE here .; TIE North (Appasse) But rhey
s2J toGt We cao ana Whs neither one tang
nor he oiasr, aud put him oarorm tazl raeaus no
nrg, and 20 elect hln. It can't b cone. Yoa aad /
ave tired Of this thing fApp,Nlse) We eating 70
me iocSrSave tho aph anu, above all, tbs press
lAppauts) The NEw YeRK EEsALD-snd other
psrers whose cleulaiion web was ma 40
Tee Al s-c.reuiatss 70 tbs extremes Of our
country : set II and read 1t n Wisconsin every
day. a Il tais people ~aom you xouli attain az
u deceive Nth such hals AMI hall candidate. Bot thew
other niaa Sho can becoue democratic Pres dent
\ voce:- Sot orc. J Nol Not o1ei (ApolaGse) We
are TOLD that the OF the South are as much fer
Douglas as we are, and behve IT, iAppaase) Is.
aim DO aooina.ec thea give the people tneir choice
plause) W
SPEECH OF THOMAS O. FIELD
Ar. THOMAS G FpID, OF New York city, was then in
troduced 10 the audience WHICH during sai sftar Sir
larTsbes's speecb had dvinded away TO a s0uple OF
hundred. Mr. held insisted that Lincoln Dominaso
instead OF ss yard, at the Che Cow enlou, pot
10 crafty the conservative, but pledge the ab0
voo sentiment Of the country Seward obliged 70 lake
pack hs Rochester speech and speech
was his winding sheet IGreeey, Who always foremost
every ism" helped defeat Seward, aud helped nomi
nate the stronger the more de ided aboitonist Abe
Lincoln, who floating into party 10 the OF
"row. bostnnan row . AIR. Held coasinued in q eulo-
GUM upon the democratic party aud the Union and
cnded by saying that no had only risen, citizen or
New York city, ratly what the delegates had
Charleston and 10 appeal to them 70 stand by him
Baltimore. Many other names might be presented 70
them but only IN him would they find The owning glory
OF mankind the perfection Of every master (Aspiause
Tho audience, which during Mr.. Fields speech had
grown "snail by degrees and beautifully less then ad
jourred with three faint cheers for Douglas From the
many inquiries for Loveoy 8, the Smithsonian and other
hotels II was evident that considerable proportion Of the
audience were strangers in this city.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
The Columbia College Dimculty.
SUPREME cOURr-GKrERAL TERM.

Before Hon. Judges Sutherland, Mullen and Bouuey
NAY 2-The question Of the admission OF gradusles Of
Columbia College 70 practice In the Supreme Court w~
ought up his morning. by Professor Dwight, who pro
posed 70 argue their right 10 be admitted 70 praccs
attorneys and oounsellon At hv Of tho Supreme Court
lhs %oSs q the rro's W.. founded upon The act
admission Of the Senior ciass Of thai rne aw
contains section that all acts inconsistent with this
had enaced that every male citizen q age of twenty
years. upon application to b admitted TO pracscs
should be examined BY NE Jusu.es o6 The Supreme
Court ii General Term and certificate Of the good
mor. , S.S sr Of the applicant Add h.' such
hed, that he should be entitled 70 pvscsscc IT.
torney and counsellor II lag IN al Ne courts Of
provisions, the COMMITTEES named IN the acs have pcr
formed the functions assigned 10 theu. rhey have exa
that ih &c sca,epcn are ssncsoty oonpcsui 20 snss
them 10 prsccce and they have recommended them 70
the corcrs,on Of the college Who have conferred upon
10 practice They have also ned the usual osrncase o.
70 ihe character Of the apprcape and their age ana cru
the Professor AK The Court Mat order may be en-
sred that these youne gentlemen have been examined
and found 70 be aa.iaed and N sh.s hey be sdmsd %
o. the college, ne certificate Of the examiners and copies
Of the law 70 the Court for examination and should you
have any douos on ne question propose 70 argue = 10
Professor Dwight then submitted the following points ia
:; y; ), e. Of ne oS ss 3, court
10 admit su attorney.
second-Tf the power rested solely upon stat us both
In this country and In England and that during the colo
na period down 17T7 The Governor Of the STATE rucd
command 10 the justices 70 admit, which command the
justices obeycd.
rbrd-tbat tho act Of April :, 1890, Wa within NE
grant OF The leg,saf We power.
rourth-rhai the ysung Gentlemen whom he re,r..
sensi entitled IN be ssm',tsd s<s ard hat
order should be entered scc,rdi1si7
ne Court, scr some sist, s,,s or TIA n. ytysrs
AL reserved ~ 5ecv'n
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Action ON Alleged Breach OF Contract TO
Tow Barge on an Excursion.


Before Hon. Judge woodruff and q Jury
MAY 2a--Jams Burns and Pvkan oa<ys % roxr
cuyr-hs was IN action brought by The plainuns, VINO
claimed TO be the members OF an assocaou called The
Nassau Association, 70 Of The defendant damages
for alleged breach of 10 TOW barre TO Be bad
Cd with exoursonss 10 Davids Island on ga Aasust
ls5s. II appears from the evidence adduosd By xr. D.
Mcmahon for dssndants that this association chartered
defendants steamboat the Maynover TO cary this band
and also 10 TOW barge Dayids Island rhsy sdver.
used the excursion very fully, sued tickets, and got
together great crowd who got Q barge which Wa
towed IRON fulton ferry 10 pier No 3, North river.
Meantime The steamboat took Q large crowd a.
Peck sp, and went 70 foot Of pier No. North river,
vnere ne barge was laden With passengers. An ~
tempt w@ made By The defendants boat 70 hitch on 10
the barge. but without owing the Defendants
Claimed because OF the riooue and improper conduct o.
tnoee on the barge and steamboat, Who would Do TIN
me bees and the onicers Of the ocendann' vesDsl
70 threaten ana assault The pilot used very bsA ~
fua&e 70 him Tho captain offered 10 toe them outpyt
long hawser. thn Vas refused. Finally ths comm'seeA
wes cAlmed made an 0raneeDsnt 70 get The stsgnbot
Ohio which vss done, and abe towed the barge a
RED out the excursion. fhcy tben wesf b Amos
street for thai purpose, and while The hs
pilot the Hay1over v0 asnulto ma
some attempt made 10 throw him on y DOCK
but he sscaped appears The Ohio went on e excur.
eon and dcfendants counsel offered 70 prove hat dne
un introduced evidence That hh clients were saceaol,
orderly vel dhpoeed men, and that they werewolf
quoted ON this oocas1on, and he claimed CSC damagts
Inc csee pretty good Illustration Of the sua 81 all
socn escurons he jury went out and ssoo ssvss 70
one IN favor Of defendant Asr being out sssral hours,
hey came In again. and beard further char from the
Judge, and retired and brought IN Q verdict h psipuns
iW ss2 wnicn compeh them 70 pay oosta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
A Landlord and Tenant Case.
COMMON PLEAS-GENERAL TERN.
QoHora IIo., I.a-.. MI n-aA. mt -.

before Hon. judges DAILY, Brady and HlLous
NAY 22-Boyomin G. Wells and Eraxus H. LdSaans,
administrators Of George Gecv deceased, u.s. Anthony Dc
Ly~on the LIST Of January, 1851, George w. Gesr now
deceased leased to West Halsey lot in Twenty sixth
street, east of First avenue, for four years and four
months, al yearly rent of sleo per annun, payable
quarterly On The lstof May 1866 this lease would ex
pre, but contained covenants providing for three sue
cessive renewals for terms Of FIVE years each At the
case the parties did not agree would not other agree
as to the rent was covenaned that the should be
ascertaned BY arbraors but il further c,venanted
that the arbitraors, In any event. should fix q leo
Than y 90 per year and taxes Before the frs term sx
PRED, Weat Halsey assigned transferred their lease
TO the appellant and Mr. Geer, al the expiration Of the
lease appointed Wurtz a. HIS arbitrator TO agree upon
De Lyer nj different times, and asked him 70 APP
point his arbitrator and fix a meeting, which be
declined doing. This continued until about NAY
i, 1856, when the landlord Geer told De LIVER II he
expected to stay he must pay 500 year AMI taxes Tue
appellant stayed on the premises until August 1885, when
the landlord Geer demanded rent the rata Of s6o per
quarter, but be refused to pay, and offered
9ut process In tie summary way before
Judge Wif, and after 4 tris. ospossossed him After
being dposessed the appellant ne entered and took po
serson and Geer brough this action of eectmeo sesns
Iyer and the Cort, at special term before Judge
Brady, disrosesssa him - e~
t LION ,nai lur gment De Iyer now appeals
A,c. ar 'eer's death G.. Wells appointed with
r Ihans. - his administrators. The case was fully
gueo before the general term by Mr. Byrne appel
u smcnt Of ahrmance In favor Of tho landlords was
entered.
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Arrivals ana Departsrs.

hyrnrocf-etcsmebtp Edisburr-Mr ana ~ HAIRS and
sy.st ~ and Mr. tevden end w, chndrsn ur Ednosda
BIZ James Leigh Rev Mrga, 4; Mr. s@h hy. n and
wn r ss1s y.L rs!'R cl.ss Zen &c., ~ n.s
pey hp Weir. Nr Ruscgvp her John C,ose Mrs soske
nss Aneene Cooke John berry CooAe infant Mr. Psirus
Rev oro~isy. Jsnss p.Ihpshaw. Henry siosn John
0's:ss CO ,l Esrs1, n~ Williams; Ibos ssh ssm
Joan sr Ms Bsiss spe1 :, ana =, .s .ss d e..
my. ''' ''O'' ''n'' SAn''"'ns' 'ss
esvAsSAB-$sesmshp Aurussa s,ebh,rs .,s ~. M.
Sroves aed rscs In Peck "A wife Geo q Jos vk -
cus,in ~ ss,Ss $500 ssS wife ryEcs .ss
su.an ssd ste: Doyle ed wife. Mn Ss.1S 80 e
ant ~ Afford cind ana infant Carsy Va t~o ct
~ no I've srvano In Carer, Isaac Abrnk1 an1 WIN.
sc soo,son !. Carroll xsnAe ssd v1ss r. - NJ
IN a. 49, olszson Mater oie.sDa H0ksA
Horton NJ horton. John srAlsy ed VIA h Vsei, NJ
10 nyan Nh Q 0rAyesg, NJ fska, b1 61yen,
s son koes f., ssassy pcssn 1sz!pa Ain bYAnx
css JsS:. s css: J 60 Iss.l c
asre Bro.s, Osps Knd ana ssryiat q d. wsns. "
vsnesev " y JGmss bllh0s NJ BewsA ~ A.
- XIV rasu. oeesys Psfs, cAssl1 ~, ~
ASs,srss1r, , ssSsss iva hgy y Ia On
nccrs q wsssiprcs Z c,ssS, VIZ rssSy Ora 1
s.tss.. Leroy. . AsSsr.n, = Kha, = lsvy. Key
nols J Psrksr, o Onsflly, meyW. su1nse-u IN
Rfcnuorp- steanshp yamenovn.-fJ Cnteeh and ady,
Miss Gcp6rich Edwin Dodes asa isdy, Nj Dudga NG
n.n, Hust Dr fssisy, 6scrsr Jssder MS fisam.r,
fss 800 o. &c s:s ss,sss n n
y Ayn'sssd, An ID bAssbs nHs Mary Diels-is II IA
efraGa
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The Turf.
The GREAT MATCH MADE-s20 900 AGAINST $4,000.
RICHMOND, Va, May 10, 1860.
TO The EDITORS or the SPIRIT uMEs


TIE GREAT MATCH MApE-$20 900 AGAINST SIS 900.
RICHMOND, Va, May 10, 1860.
TO The EDITORS on THE SPIRIT OF uMEs.
In your paper Of the 18th inst, notice the foowoe
communication -
x,n,, oo,o, yo.:..s Horst = r,Es Way lsso;
Of nSsm 10 oab h he by Mr. James Jackson
s s s:p 70; oa rso. R:. s @
600 ssspss SIS o or for 80 COO Sds nr9n Charleston
ssoDs S.ss On NE asnsd over ne Ashland
csS'.s vs during ne nc Of ocSe:r =, net Or they
match TSsy are s.o .ng g match Lsars fsr
81 s y. e s Al any Ss; for .ss
the boswell party may name T Ts ShhE .uKsaM
Notwitnst Andng do not consider that the PROPOSE
ton referred having been made BY open,
t not having been accepted q the time was made and
any ntimaion to US Of It's proposed acoeptance yet we
wiling to take both propositions Of Nessrs Cheatham
We viii run The ma,ches-Daniel Boone and Planet
the Ashland course four mile heats the 12h day
OF October next for $40 900, or Planet against
the course three mile heats the 18th day OF Oc
tober next for $40 600 sde half forfeit in each match;
Co., bankers Of this city, on before the 9Th day
june, 1850. We have made our deposit, will be
seen from the annexed certificate That there may be
Messs Cheatham and jackson on This day. at Memphis,
advising them OF the contents Of this note also for
he iorses are to Be dsp ss ' A''' WIN
seee engagements viii necessarily prevent stables
IN visiting Phnadelphis and New York, which
Eret, particularly We bad but few days before the
Appearance Of Messrs CheahAm and jackson communi.
cation subscribed TO the four mile post stake 10 be run
over the Fashion Coarse at your next meeting; the
friends OF each course viii accept this apology
lot complying with their Wishes and carrying our in
Ansion 10 visit them at their approaching meetings.
good deal has been said in your columns OF late with
regard 10 the merits OF the sres Of Daniel Boone and
Planet. Several communications, over assumed sigma
lures have been written on the subject and the author
Of ol them infer that which he a
ludes may have been written with knowledge con.
sent While II not exactly pertinent TO the subject
under consideration, take this occasion TO discai all
participation in the jealous rivalry thus sought TO be
fomented. To reflect upon Lexington would be refsc
lion upon Nina tue dam Of Planet Boston being her SIRE
~ well az the ARE q Lexington We propose TO our
horses their meru alone, free from all sentang-
ling alliances and In this "Spiri enter io,o these
engagements. THOMAS 4 THOMAS W. BOSWELL.
BANKING Horsg on EyDKRs, srTroy Co.
n0ns Thomas a Z. W. boswell have ths day DEPOSITED
With een thousand doars-the forfeit referred 70 In
proposed races mentioned above.
ENDERs. SUTTON CO.. Kihmoad, Va, Nay 10. isso
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-05-23
Rumorsd Departure OF MI. Fowler sos
Havana.

There q rumor, apparently well authenticated, that
Mr. Fowler has gone The Island II Cuba aascr,ed
that be left IN the steamer Mcses br for Havana,
cad, late hour IN the day. and M Fowler ID believed
70 have been taken down The Bay N the evening on
stcamtue, from which be embarked bard the NOES
hcse Tho ought 70 be well nsorncd who ssscSs hat hey
are nua.
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Also, that there appeared and had been laid before The
committee, against change Of the rule l31 me MORALS
from thrtytw annual oonerenocs signed BY 5000 me-
morAlnis ana thirty nine quarterly conferences Fors
change Of the rule and for the extrpsuon OF slavery,
there appeared sll memorials nom tnrty three annual
conferences, signed By - s57 memorAm forty mae
quarterly conferences
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Republican mass Meeting IN Brooklyn.
INSTALLATION OF III. ME- "wrevAM"
mas meeting a ths Republicans Of Hrocklyn We hsd
ss evening, 70 rsfisy The nomnsfous q Lipooln and
HAman, and 10 nssAll the new vsvsn" which , 10 b.