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Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-04-19
Attention, Everybody!

THE accounts OF Chas u. Webb have been
l. placed in nv hands fer collection. Those
that are. not paid or settled by Jan. 1st, 1862.
will be sUee:
47tf j. .. WIfTER
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-04-19
Pudljsbed 4Harct %, 1862.
CHAPTER rs.

An Act to amend chapter q [94] of the re-
vised statutes, entitled ''0f the sale of lands
for the payment of debts by executors, ad-
EliniStrators and guardians"
The People Of tie state Of Wisconsin, represent
ed IL Senate end ASSen52y do enact as fol'ows
Sec l. Section Il Of chapter 81 of the re-
vised statutes, entitled "of the sale of lands
for the payment of debts by executors, admin
istrator3 and guardians is hereby amend d so
as to read as follows: ''Secti0n IL. All sales
and cenvcvances Of land made by executors Or
administrators, pursuant to the provisions Of
this chapter, shall be subject to all charg IS
thereon by mortg lge or otherwise existing at
the tim Of the death Of the tcstator or intcs-
tate, where such mortgage or charge is upon a
single lot Or tract Of land and in case the es-
tate Of the deceased shall be in any way liable
for the amount secured by any such mortgage,
or for any such charge, such sale shall not be
confirmed by the judge Of the county court,
until the purchaser shall execute bond to the
executor Or administrator, as required in this
chapter, in the case of a sale Of contract for
the purchase Of land, on which payments are
to become due: provided, that in cases where
the charge, by mortgage or otherwise, is upon
two or more lots Or parcels of land, greater in
value than the amount Of said mortgage or
liens thereon the court or Judge ordering the
sale, on being satisfied that it would bs most
beneficial to the parties interested in said land
that the same be sold, freed from such incum-
bTancc, may 50 order; in which case sufficient
of the moneys made by the sale, shall be APP
propriated or invested, by order of the county
court, on confirming the sale, 10 pay and sat
isfy the said lien, and ths balance that may
remain shall be applied in course Of sdminis-
tration assets in the hands Of the executor
or administrators"
Annrnxpd MarrI, 81 1oh9
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-04-19
Michigan Central Railroad.
GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
To New York, New England and
the CanaGas.

To New York, New England and
the Canadas.
IN and after SUNDAY, NOV, 3rd, 1861,
" trains leave the Great Central Union De
pot, foot of Lake street. as follows:
800 4, N,-Day Express, Except Sunday
arrives at Detroit at 600 p. M; Sas-
pension Bridge 4:05 a. m. Albany Il )
p. NJ; New York $50 p. NJ; Boston
1920 a m.
$50 P. M.-Aigh> Express, Except Satur-
dav,) arrives at Detroit at 6:05 a. m;
Suspension Bridge 5:25 p. NJ; Albany
G15 a. m; New York 1900 M; Boston
430 p. m.
Cincinnati trains, via n. C. railroad, IeRye
Chicago at 600 Il. m. mail train; $50 P. N.
Fast Express; arrive in Chicago at 700 a. IN.
Fast Express, and II p. m. Night Mail Train.
The $50 ?. NJ train leaving Chicago runs
through to Cincinnati without change Of cars
or baggage.
SALISBJRI'S PATENT BUSTERS
Are run on Day Express Trains.
Patent Sleeping Cars on Might Trains.
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
THRoUGH TIcxErs for sale in all principal
Railroad Offices in the West, at the General
Office, corner Lake and Dearborn streets, Gun
der the fremont House, Chicago, and at the
Depot.
r. n RICE, General Superintendent.
J. W SMITH, Wcsl'n Pass. Ag't. lit
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1862-04-19
ENOreCaDssEra S;Eac.
State Of Wiseo"s;p-Ia tie Cire,s,. Co3u: Of Il
County Of Wood


'ofa'E o. y 'S'o"S2'-lh TIE Cu'e1''s Court Of tie
county Of WOOD
Joseph Lowell aHd j COLES, ,Tr, plaintiffs,
against Eusebe Lavigne, 3. Elizabeth La
vigne, J. II. Lang, Mary T. Lang, and Joha
A. butcher aud Kellogg Sexton late p1rt-
ners under firm and stvle of Butcher & Sex
ton, benjamin. II. White, J. II. Wright Geo.
D. Warning, c. Tyler, y H. Wood, Narcs
St. Amour, Charles S. Stewart, Geo. w. l..
Cushing Benz. A Hegeman, Lvne Starting
Thos. A. Cummin5 Charles B. Collins, Geo.
c. T. Seaman, Joseph w TayIgr, John Per-
kins, Washington L. Gilrov Lester Wilcox,
Geo. T. Perry, Jr John Fucker, Ccphas Il.
Norton, Albert Jewctt, Benjamin c. Duzby
and Ann hcAlrea, defendants.
[DY virtue and in puIsuance of Judgment rcn
ID dered in the above entitled cause, on the
It'll day Of December A. D 1851, I shall rx-
Eosc for sale and sell at public aurtion, At tho
front door of the Post 0Hice in the town Of
Grand Rapids, in said County. on Saturday.
The sun., 1862-01-04
BROOKLYN.
The strife NJ the Navy Yard


Tho Delegates sppoiLted 10y each department
Of the workmen of tho Navy Yard, who were
on a strike, mot yesterday, with the nsm.
hcrs OF the Committees Of tho Portsmouth
ard Chalostown Navy Yards, at the hoad-
quarters Of tho men, since the strike, known
~ Egins' Fortunes Of War" House. corner OF
Hudson ave- and York 1t.
After some discussion, committee was ap-
pointed TO act with the cemmi'tccs OF tho other
yards to petition Congress to repeal the 9Th see
tion Of tho act recently passed, tho effect u
which ia to require tho men TO commence wort
at sunrise and work until sunset. a protest was
alSo adopted against the now requirement. Tho
Committee then reported their action to the
men who had met in largo numbers in the
Park and who seemed TO be divided somewhat
in their opinions part being anxious to 20 to
work at once under protest, and others desiring
to hold out. In tho meantime, the different
class, of mechanic mot at ySrious mastering
places, at somo of which Mr.. n,lano the Naval
Cons ructor, read dispatch from Washington
which was Of conciliatory nature and cicu-
lated TO sltisfy tho worlnnsn. Finally, wise
counscls prevailed, and when the after dinner
bell rng at minutes to 1 o'clock, the larger
portion Of tho men went to their work and the
rest Of them, it was expected, would return to
their work this morning.
THE KINus County VOLUNTEER REIIEF
FuSp.-At a meeting of tho Board Of Super
yi-ors, yesterday Afternoon, a resolution was
adopted reduct K the wookly sum given 20 sol
dicrs' families, from 81 TO ~ 80 for grown pcr
sons and from 80 cents to 80 cents for children,
In no ciso more than 81 per week will he
paidto any family. Heretofore some families
received -.
The draft Of an act was presented. by viii, h
the county vas authorized TO raise money on
bonds, Ia be appropriated toward the support Of
soldiers families. The aN was adopted and d-
rcct'd TO be sont to the Legislature for enact
ment
Tho Relief Commission presented their month
ly report by which II appears that f3S. 900 has
been paid to soldiers families during tho past
five week.. of the entire sum, 300 was paid
for the no ossary expenses Of tho Commission.
PoIICK BUsISEs+.--The number OF cases
disposed OF by Justice horehouse, during the
month of December last was as follows -
Intoxicaion, 301 assault and battery, II
vagrancy, 3 malicious mischief, 10 attempt
| to commit rape | violation Of corporation or
dinances, II. Total iG5.
The sun., 1862-01-04
WILLIAMSBURGH.

TUE ERICssoN BATTERY.-The hull Of the
Ericsson Battery, now in course Of construction
al GrOen Point, is nearly completed, and will
bs ready for sea within a week. about two
hundred workmen arc employed on Il, night and
day. The engines have already been placed IL
tho voss,l, and arc found to work well. Ths
turret and other parts Of the battery are almoat
finished at different iron works in this city AID
elsewhere; and, unless unforeseen obstacles rsS-
vent this Rsw illustration of American invsn-
tive tsltnt ahA business dispatca will DO ready,
according 10 contract, on the 10TH Of January.
The two Columbiads will then be mounted in
their turret; Government oiiiGors and gInners
will le plassd on board, and the battery will
proceed u within the shortAst preaching dis
lance Of enc Of tho largest Is6s bstteriOs for tho
complete testing Of her offensive powers. These
having been satisfactorily demonstrated, tho
posscasion Of tho Government, --,JourJAl Of
lOBlvNTfe.
The sun., 1862-01-04

In tho L. 8. Com o. issiouor's Court, Pric,, l..
Pearco. resting undcr charge OF having lifted
out, at New Bedford, Massachusetts, the ship
Brutus. intcn log hcr 10 engage In the -lavo
tiadr, was admitted TO bail in the sum OF $40,
OcO Mr.. james A. Van Btunt being his No.
cunty.
The chip Empress wa. reported to tho P,iye
Commissioners ~ prila, aud was tit'n pcs
session Of Ivy them. Tho Fmp;css h u Btit, h
bark. amt ~as l,dor with coffee, having a car
20 of6,jtO bags. Hcr captain cl inns that she
was nom Rio Jancirn, hound 30 New York. 7, IL
ststed, however, that sho had boon orc oicd OIL
orc of tho Now Orleans passes before hcr cap
tuto.
Ia the other cour,s nothing Of general intor-
,st tisnspircd.
The sun., 1862-01-04
HOBOKEN.

SKATINo.-Ths cold snap Of tho past two
day has frozen over the cove between HobOken
ard the Long DOck, ard by today (S.lusday)
the ice, which IS very smooth, will undoubtedly
be perfectly sale f,T tho occupancy OF skaters.
Tho cove ia nearly enclosed by wall on the
river side aad contains about 30 acres.
Lake Lincoln, at Hudson Ci.y. is vis'od daily
w hundseds OF people from Hudson County and
by many from New York. Sinoe 1t was hooded
on New Ysar'S DAY the ice has been in excellent
condition.
mR. STsNESs Nav GUSBoAT. - Expert.
raents with Mr. Stevens newly constructed
gunhuat ana tho mOnstefous gun upon il, are to
made at tho Llysian Fields tOc ay, Saturday, at
neon.
II THE LoCK UP,-DurinB tho month OF
| Dec, 5j persons were committed TO the City
| Prison in Jersey City. OF the above, ~ ar.
| rests wore Attributable TO the too free lndul-
| gence in rum, Z were for assault and battery;
22 for larceny and suspicion 3 for receivers,
| ard fST burglary.
The sun., 1862-01-04
RAILROADS.

GEEAr cENTRAI NJ RQWTE OFT
WENI
VIA
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD
ASD
NEW YORK CENTRAL RAILROD.
EXPRESS TRAINS LEAVE pEPors
III DSON RIVER RAILROAD
pAnLr sCSn'rs ExcrrTlH A. torlo~si
4, "a l,5 .Gs"'''''t A, Frsm 7I,s SON F''
li,o a,la moO r. ii.3oA. NJ, $50 b.oO p. NJ.
Montreal snd Buffalo Train, Nits sleeping cars,
1O;l5PM 1910 p. n.
ooSsroTSG At AluASY WITH syw YORK uEuRAL
EAILRoNn F0R
SCIIFSECTADI ROCHESTER,,
ROME, aui stations on ~ FFALO,
Rome and watcrtown NIAGARA FALLS,
h,,ldro,i. SUSPENSION BRIDGE,
SYRACUSE.
AuBURN, GENEVA, CANANDMG
Trains Iu c1uur,tluu leave Bl FfALO md SE5-
Pension, yis LAKE SHORE, BUFFALO ASD
LAKE HURON AND GREAT YVES GtRS RAIL
ROAD, PoR HAMlLTpN, TORONTO, DETROIT
CHICAGO, TOLEDO, MILWAUKEE, FON III
Lac, IA CROSSE, MADISON, PRAIRIE III
CHEN, GALtNA, DINLElTll, III Bl QE, Pro
RIA, ROCK ISLAND, MI SCArINE, IOWA CITY
ToN 81 Louis, CAIRO TERRE HAUTE, IN.
DlANAPOLlS LOl lsNlLLE, ClNCINNAII DAY
IuN COLI Mhl ), CLEVELAND, and Ll Potnts
WEST, NOkl llWtsI mIi sol IliWESf
NORIliEkN ROUTE,
C",,"tnt Mn tnn1 at. a. Troy Win ,rR. d
~ usluN aud Mss. 4 sAkAInGA hpAl~ for
SARATOGA, WHITEHALL, RUTLAND, BuR-
LINpTON ST ALHANs, ROUSE POINT,
PLAl4oht EGH OnDENsBL KGli, MONTREAL,
LOCAL TRAISs
Leave Sew V TX us iulpwsl
| From. Chanb.rs street Fro'' ILirtirh street
r'uai toop-irt tr 'u. 4. $50 \, NJ oud l.2j nd
NJ, and f. aud U.l' Pm tIUr.M.
Pceh-}. I! ta.u, $50 a. $3.50 A. NJ, and 40 q. N.
| ~, aud 400 ".
The sun., 1862-01-04
STOCK FLUCTUATIONS.



Therp Wna les, Ist.i iIcss doing At the atock ~
chang, tNi,y and huHn,ss was heavy. The raks-
updsrrisnding and want of concert OF action unonQ
tho hanks wcighs heavily upon tho market me
l,nLs have moi rt cnrnr h. nn understanding rrls-
i've a, tbc n,rnership of sperie on tho su .peno-
losa tnd In, ,iruiaiion Of United states demand
u,te. ,,,r ,beir rountera Something may be d.ana
i Az , w., rs, Tho r,,nl,t., cntr,ts,e1 with die
s,, Li,rs
Tf ,,r MA. ,c,tt,,, dpe IA, y,Vsrnr,eut at,,rksI
,,,.s a.. Lca,,v ui,s.uri six,,s ,,e,c "a. i,rcr.
'nJ vi,,,ri, siycs bi,,bar ,b,n v,stcr,,,y
M'n,y ,..utipues In ,gtiv, Irr,and Al 4 rer oeos
E,rL.u,. .u, london AZ Tg,l higher with a s,ronsr
,i, lew Il, . md nnat ~ tlr dr,,y.r. dsnAndinF
II '1,iti In "a ,,,si lrr,i,ic tr,i.t,iious have
,ut en- ,,l,., a IL "a, . t., cont Tho sre,le nav
,,,tt, ,tu =. t,y iw,t. p. 'y,ln ill ,,, .ra oniv IL
mall .,i,., t..u,. ,.. rr,r a a tl.ir sbovy n
.,,,,,,I b.. .i,, . ti,,,, .,,, r.,, ,,c.,,r,a
rLc s,,r 49, S.,, Y,t .,,,.l t,,,,, Ci,y ,rc n.v,r.
i n ,', Mon, ,.,,, a., H., H., d., 4, s,s,i
,,,t,,rr,
Nr..,, puu,,p gb,r,,,n 4 g., nay tlc intereat
Inc ,, tln a. t,r cont 4t..l If Ills St,te l,,upd
n, A., f,,,,,.,uJ II ,ilt,i ana tl, oil, nor cont q,
~, a, S,b,r,..,,i, and H., n iI,,,J ,I., a., Inn
,,,y ,,,D a., a., Tho t,Li,p. an, and W,irr Loans
puHL ,,J Albany anal Tu.s On, In,u. Uaf-
tI, ana att lin, p.tr,,t ami p,nti,, ID t,,Il
,,l Mil, M a.. ,Ilt Nt.,u,tl. ,t1 t,r,,t IL lsrn
WaIIr'' al. u,o h.t r,i',,rnt"ct iy tho n,pk 4
In,d,r
m, .r o. ,r ,,r,t t.t,r,4t ef tN. stat. ~ In
,H ., vii Ic p,td Iy WH.l,v I,ui,t A. ca 90
al 4 tbc sut, N.,ut ala, the iuterr.t 90,
Ia r,., Al tr I,.,is tr I,n,i,,y ,,,,ip,,ns ~ liz
Cri. a., t'I .,tb, and N,-,tin I,untira of K-ss
,,.I "a. l.i,.t,t N anal t,,', - I,s,,, iii ~ ohio
M n d., -, ,, y, a., i ,i',,.,,' 'i,s',J U,,IIe
, ,,.',. A. ii ',,I 80 A. d., ., i, s,.,,,J ,,,,,r,
...r a. D., -. a., ,.,..i a, nj - -, 10 q
The sun., 1862-01-04

Assvr r~rrff MINUTES past 7 O'Clock yestsr-
day morning, brilliant nstew ". observed 70
burt forth from the Eastern sky and ACROSS the
heavens towards the West, whom 1t disappeared
after few secondA Its diameter appeared 70
be about ons. fourth that Of the sun, aud Il was
accompanied by shining train Ct light, from
which a shower u stars bAzoi, as If rocket
had gone on burst. Though the heavens were
at that time well lighiea up, the spIoudor Of tho
meteor was such as to aI',st attention at once,
and large number Of r~rsops witnoaesd the
ilustrous stranger in his passing across tho sky.
The sun., 1862-01-04
REAa. ESTATE.

LrE SALE CHEAP, AND ON EASY
u.r.. IS .,r.l % .t.ty brick store. and uuuscs
Doe Sd. H...f q, b.. .,.. uuu the Atlantic u '.h,
,tl,. o $500 O.. fa opn each. ArI.y o. =. Il
.ktIlu,G. "u li.,..r-L ~ gIt,'l22
NLII.IINNSBlE EGlI PROPERTY For Nde
w Ihr thrt,--itr. IHu-tt lH' ud l'i n 'p"
., I.I rturp,ur Sm.th .ui U,g It.; ais cottage,
,.. llu.t. HI.I On i. & truu- ,rry cry. App's
foo T.. a. kiILODG, gU beaver =, n Y u 2i,,'
The sun., 1862-01-04

Mons Cnu.DEES DElWERED FROM THE
KELLEN rRourE.-A short time since, the SUS
took occasion to expose tho cruel treatment to
WHICH several little girls, taken from this city
in tha Keller Troupe, were exposed the facts OF
~ ,aso having become public through tho in.
terfjt5sco Of the L, s. Consul General at
Havana, and the return by him Of a number of
the children. Three more Of the children have
just arri, ed here, and oouGrm tho statsmo nts
which we then made. Thar names are Julia
and George Gallat, and Serena A. Tyrell, anj,
like the others, it wa, through the agency Of
Ii, L. $ Consul Goreral at Havana, that they
wtro rescued and sent homo.
The sun., 1862-01-04

The NEw SOLDIERS REiiEs ruSp Of t5CO-
900 is now nearly ready for disbu'semont,
thanks to tho efforts Of Comptrollo, Haws anil
ii is expected that arrangements wiz be made
TO provide for ,he families Of volunteers next
The sun., 1862-01-04

pNKIRl To LET-Gl7 THIRD AVE, near
~ i"d 4, with oven boz perfect order, convenient
lg .u .u-c vaults lur uur and coal, itorr fitted Up,
every convenience trr family; with st,hIiug i"r two
hur.r4 Inquire ut GiI Third ave, ~ 1t KELLT's
bakery, cor Jd ave aud 18th II. isi a'lul
STORES AND APARTMENTS TO LET
~ n. H., E-rex ~. and ~ Ludlow ~; Ms,
apartments in l2th nud l3th sts, between 1t nn'
"a uv,N and other place.. Apply g. &. j. FOL
SOM, Ne. 1876 First ave, corner of Eighth Il q d'ltn
The sun., 1862-01-04
SAVINGS BANKS.

nINIDEND--
- IREIAG SAYINGS ISaTITUrIOS, No no
Warren 81 The trustees p' THIS institution have
directed that interest ~ the rate Of SiN IL per cent
per luuu on all sums u 5000, uui five laI per cent
ou al sums up t. $1,000; aui four ~ per cent over
that amount, 10 be- pud t. all drpIslturs EMIT ed
thereto, payable ou and after NJ ndty the 2Oth i,y
1i Inuuhry, Al interest not Withdrawn VAL driN
interest AZ principal,
JOHN CASTREE, President.
VANDERBILT l.. BUXTON, Secretary
N.J 1872
The sun., 1862-01-04

.CuatLbu Il, viii .,II thi. dty At lbA u'ck, the
h,ul,tui tie l.Iuur store 80 seventh N; counter
.Iuul., kr.H, Uutu,s, d,ui uIus stove, gs
b. - t,.
The sun., 1862-01-04
MARRIAGES..

~. uyF gu Jan. %, 1902, by Rcv. Ia,o
a.. Charfes Sparks " Ms E.iA'i'cth Dye,
s., city. -
PEARSON Jan. ~, 1902, AZ
nee Of the BRIDES mother hy IN" R'N.
Rldr. Mnr<Wm, ID. Tillmm {, Mis- Mtry
III pi New YbF city. -
The sun., 1862-01-04

ss- Two lime ,lycrti,crcnt. inserted under th.,
hc,d tor quarter OF q dollar,
The sun., 1862-01-04

yening service resumed. Ed. J. T..
Pastor, viii speak tomorrow at lOS, ,
,ck, ON subjects interesting b. all
81 cordially invited h. attend Pnenis
nce can remain Ia the house between
,aLs free, -
The sun., 1862-01-04
DENTISTRY.

A MOST WONDERFUL DISCOVERY req
Hryn ''trwt,i without pain, Iy q urv process, g
l"ut'if' tr't. inserted - each uu u'yT, De- 3
lIrrr sl,'I- ~ teeth 0.d With luur rl'ug Al
r,r1tuu- warranted, ly j JAY NlLLtKS. l1
Gr.wl %, hi.gk- from Broadway no I'lJI
A EIIlGCIAL TEETH INSERTED FOR THE
"a ..tDt possible price. TEETH Ellie with gold : ,
silver au cents, bone filling without pain hp ,ruts
.uj upwards. Teeth ,tr,'illy extracted 70 D,.ptr
'y IN i :. CONWAY, l;n East 18th ~, hrt "a ti
3rd ayr-. JaJ2IS'1ui
nENTAl. REMONNl.-N. h. GRIFFIN 4
LIMOS. Dentists, -, ttuncr.y 800 Grant Il.
y y, a'lt 2ji Fulton =, Bruuklyu, have the Itr-
get .ui cheapest dental establishment in the w,f'l
- T.. M Inserted uu their improved uuu-phU" U"ir
Pre- .urc plates without c,trnotiug the r'uts. Pun
-N'. 20 Iatinn or gold ~; silver or ruhhrr 40;
ptrl -'rt, "u gnld, ~; Hlycr, ~, ivt 3lp.'l90
The sun., 1862-01-04
EOR SALE. OR EXCnAEGE LMRA FAR,
DRESS.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
" We shall offer FOR 10 DAYS our stock Of
the cost Of manufacture 4 g. MILLHA A. Co
!Sf 0H'lH AlJ broadwpN peaT Canal u,
The sun., 1862-01-04

SKATrSG.--The Sold, sharp, freezing wealth
er, which commenced on Wednesday night last,
forced up the ball at Central Park, yesterday.
The cold northwest wind did not encourage tho
ladies' to venture out in large numbers to the
Park; but at oaa time sCIIetwo thousand mon
and loys vera on the main pond. 1t wAS eN-
pect,d that all the ponds would b. hoodod last
night, 50 that there ,hou,I be grand skating to-
day,
The sun., 1862-01-04
GROCERIES,.

TO GROCERS-". EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
L If choice brands tor retailing Tor sale IN lpt- 10
rtit very low for cash, hy Il, A. a y. +. BIRD
SAIL, - West Il, one door below Chamhors 81.
dgg 2l4,s
The sun., 1862-01-04


TiB NEw BOARD 90 CouTruMEN, who
are to commence thor sessions on Monday,
busy canvssing on the su ,ject cC thoir or
gsnizalion. S;andiGg "A thcy do, ii Rspubli-
cans to 10 Tammany, aud 3 Mozart, they do not
find it easy TO coma to terms. Tho Mo-
ysrt mon hold the b,ltnco of power, and are
frightening tho Tammanios with tho throat Of
giving the organization 70 tho Republicans, who
would need nothing moro than their absence ~
have things their own way. Ono Mozart man
wants tho clcrkship changed as an equivalent
FOR his vote, and another ia expected to side
with tho TammAnics. Tho prospcct Of an or.
Eatilatiou On Monday il not altogether pro.
missing.
Tho m,mbors Of tho nav B,ari arc a FOL.
lows -
Four'h pi,rir,
G,u-.c 4. barney, T,ui'y .,iohn Hogan, N,Uit.
N,rgii .Iuu,t, Trin'y. ,iuhu Hrnly, Tuunlpuy
J,mca li,yr+ T,mmany. Corncliu, - '-in'nd,M'k.
FiJrb District.
SAND Webster Tsu'y. iphu Ryan. TimWtuy.
Authury Miller, Tam'y. t,oo HVrltnc, R'T.
M,Ll &. Crues, Trny. John Heppor, Mrt,u.
SiIth DiStrid
Al,y II krccl, Rep. hhr,h'm Lent, Rep.
william Ottuu, Rep Ihos. Stevenson, r..
"...rrc H., Rep. JarncH t'c,lncy, Rep.
H,,~,h Dfy,ri4
Gins. G. Pncku-y, Rrp. John llficr, N,,,,.,.vs
Michael Snyder, Rep. Jonathan Tru'trr, Np.
uouLm B,hcr,k, Rep. Jacob Long, ruum'uy.
The sun., 1862-01-04

LITERARY ESrgETAINMEST by Mrs, 81.
Lizzie IIell and Prof j, b. Brown, for the bono
dt Of ,he unemployed 'hop airls Of Now York,
is to bO given at Hopo Chapel this eyonin {
having toen postponed from lAot Saturday.
The sun., 1862-01-04

ANrESUNpAr LAW ASSOCIATION. - Tho
Anti. Sunday Law Association held a meeting at
the Steuben House yesterday afternoon. Only
twenty five members were present. Mr.. A.
wclman presided. The qua terly report OF tho
Finance Committee, which was presented, show
oil the receipts of the last three months Of 1861
to have been 1873 and the expenditures S3Sj 20,
leaving on hand balance Of 81, 036 50. Sixty
one members having been expelled for non-Psy'
ment of dues, the humber remaining in the
Association is 393. Mr.. !. j.. Freedman an
nouncoJ, 10 seemingly authorized manner
hat the new District Attorney, A. Oakoy Hall
Ffq., symplthiled with the objects Of the Asso-
citation and would not prosecute intringemonts
Of the Sunday laws with any greater degree Of
energy than tho Law compelled him TO, but
would himself urge at Albany, duri1g the next
session Of the Legislature, tho repeal Of tho
Sunday and License laws. lilo was also worry
grateful to the Association for its support at the
recent election. The meeting thou adjourned.
The sun., 1862-01-04

led a5,h and l6th sts. The Riv. l..
EN and bis congregation remove from
ITth 1t, and open the above new Chap-
Sabbath " the ye-r A New Years
am, = sermon 10 youur mon ut ,
neral union preaching and prayer
evening, pm. The public respect
them all. %