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The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
VALEDICTORY.

With the present number Of the Demo
erat the undersigned closes his connection
with its editorial department.
When We took charge Of its columns it
was with no expectation or desire to con-
t;nue the conr ection for any great length
o. time.-Tne former proprietors having
determined to remove to another field of
labor. we felt called upon to make any
sacrifice needed in order TO continue the
publication Of the Democrat, at least until
after the election. We thought that with
proper effort this county could be redeem
ed from. the clutches Of abolitionism which
had for several years been fastened upon
her. and determined that no effort OF ours
should be spared TO produce a result so
desirable We have contributed as much
of time and thought As we deemed neces-
larry towards the procurement of success
for the Democratic party in this county at
the recent election and are gratitied to be-
ieve that our efforts have not been in
vain. We are not egotistical enough how
ever to attribute the succe IS of the Democ-
racy here alone to our championship or
p ,pularity, many others could have done
Ne we'll, and perhaps better than our hum
ble SELF but we have strvcn to present to
the minds of onr readers the truth. the
whole truth, and nothing but the truth
without favor or affection. and in doing SO
have met with the warm approval Of the
honest conservative portion of our fellow
citizens.
Radicalism we dctest in politics, and
have no great love for it anywhere else,
consequently we have not sought its favor
or approval, and care pot for its good or
bad opinion. its good or i'll will.
We part from our readers with more of
regret than we anticipated, before the time
of parting came, AMI shall ever cherish in
our heart of hearts the kind offices of our
friend, during our editorial career.
We leave the Democrat in the hands Of
Nix. VANYALKKNDURGH, who we are pleased
TO believe, will prove successful in catering
to the mental aud political wants Of our
readers. With his experience III conduct
ing the mechanical apartment of the pa
per, and his ability writer we entertain
no fears for the future Of the Democrat
while under his control.
To our brethren of the editorial corps,
We extend the parting hand. grateful for
thu frequent interchsnges of kindly feeling
manifested towards Us, during our brief
connection with the fraternity. We leave
the corps not because we love it not. but
because We have other duties which de-
mani our undivided attention.
JOHN G. OSBORNE.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

TIE Soldiers Aid Supper at Corbins
Hall last Tuesday Evening, was pleas
ant affair, and reflected great credit upon
the ladies who managed it, and for their
untirng efforts and cheerful zeal, the sol
diers--for whose benefit they labOred-
should feel very grateful. The supper was
not largely attended, for some reason,
and the majority of Gentlemen in attend
ance were Democrats. A friend counted
and informed us that there were 20 Dem
ocrats and If Abolitionists. We cannot
account for this. Democrats being all trail
tors, and doing their patriotic works before
Election, as the Rep. charges.
Neighbor where we're your patrols! The
tories outnumbered them at the Soldiers
aid. Supper.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

AN ERROR In the Table of tie official
vote of Marshall County, published in our
last weeks issue, we neglected to place the
star. designating who were abolitionists.
after Schuyler Colfax's name. This was all
mistake. inasmuch as he is Justly entitled
to especial distinction as the chief of abo-
lilionists in this vicinity. If the rest of the
candidates in the table were entitled to a
star for their aboilionism, Schuyler should
have had as many as the armament con-
tains, for he is all abolitionist, and from
him they learn their decalogue. We hope
the Hon. gent will take no oifcnse at the
omission; we now rectify the error and
crown him the grandest abolitonist Of
them all.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
THE NEWS.


WAsuINGToN Nov. 10.
The elections are over, and the abolition
lists have made a coup d'etat Gen. Nc
Clellan has been removed from the com
mand of the Army of the Potomac, and
Gen. Burnside appointed to fill tie posi-
ton. God help the Republic
The Army of the Potomac has advan.
ced to Warrcnton Junction Burnside's
headquarters are at Warrenton. Ii is not
believed that there will be any great battle
this side Of Richmond, where. it is re
ported. Lees army intend going into win
ter quarters.
1t is rumored that JEFF: Davis contem-
plates emarcipating the slaves in the South
ern Confederacy before the 1st of January,
and then impressing them into military
service.
Cabinet changes are reported to be i'm
pending. Seward, Smith, Blair, and Bates
are mentioned as the parties who are to
retire.
The President has given assurances that
he does not intend to modify or withdraw
his emancipation proclamation.
WASHINGTON Nov. II.
There is no longer any rebel force in the
Shenandoah Valley, Jackson having sue
ceeded in joining Longstreet on the Rap
idan. The whole rebel army is now uni
ted in the Federal front. Culpepper was
entered by our cavalry on Friday. the reb-
els falling back towards Gordonvlle' Our
forces are pushing rapidly forward and a
general engagement. is considered immi-
nent.
The order removing Gen. Mcclellan
has been made pubic. 1t is under date of
Nov 5, the day after the elections. a
letter is published from Gen. Halleck to
Secretary Stanton. under date of the 2Sth
alt i'll which among other things, he clar
ges Gen Mcclellan with disobedi:nce of
orders in not crossing the Potomac and
pursuing an offensive line OF operations;
and asserts that tke army was in no such
want of supplies as to prevent compliance
with the instructions for an advance upon
the enemy Gen. Halieck evidently enter
tains none too friendly feelings towards
Gen Mcclellan.
Gen. Hunter is to have the command of
All important military expedition, the des-
tination of which is not made public. Three
Massachusetts regiments sailed yesterday
for Beaufort, n c. Whether this move
ment has any connection with Hunters OPP
erations, is a matter OF conjecture.
The report that breathing dispatches
had been presented 10 oar government by
the French Legation is declared TO he un
true by the French Minister himself.
The Vanderbilt sailed last night OIL q
voyage in search If the reb f, steamer Ala
bama.
The Graft commenced in Wisconsin yes
te"dry. and me difficulties resulted. In
Ozaukcc county mob seized and destroy
ed the lists and drove off The Commission
er. In Milwaukee there was a strong pop
ular ferment. the streets being paradrd by
a procession of opponents of the measure,
aid in consequence, the attempt to enforce
the draft WAS postponed for the present.
The report that 5000 rebels had been
captured at Plymouth, n. {. was w.thou,
foundation.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
sALUTATOKX.

On account Of poor health and press
ure of Professional business, Mr.. OSBORNE,
the for mer editor of the Democrat finds it
impossible for hiLl to remain longer in
the editorial department of the paper, and
this week bids his readers an editorial
goodbye.
Under these circumstances it becomes
obligatory upon us TO endeavor to fill his
place, trusting TO the forbearance Of our
readers, who are the losel in the change.
As editor of the Democrat we shall use
our best endeavors to Go its patrons JUS
tice, by giving them the news of these STIR
ring times. true record of political events
the best general reading matter We can Sc
lect from our exchanges and aught else of
importance or interest that may present
nsclf.
The paper will be as heretofore, unwa-
vering in support and advocacy of Demo-
cratic principles. Believing sincerely that
nothing but the success of these principles
can save us free government, fervently
rs We hate oppression AMI tyranny, love
liberty and cherish our rights. so shall we
do battle for the principles of Democracy
and though we fear for ability to satisfac-
forily conduct paper, our readers need
have no misgivings as TO it's Democracy.
We ask for liberal patronage for the
Democrot. knowing the powerful influence
County paper Yields for good or evil
and designing the influence of our paper
shall be for good. we would be glad tc
have it welcome guest at every firesidt
j" our County. And we here pledge our
selves that lis columns shall contain moth
q that will shock the most fastidious, oil
give reasonable ground for complaint a
IL unfairness, to any.
Giving our best efforts to our readers
we ask Of them forbearance and support
ID. f. VANVALKENBURGH
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

ed to by the editor Of the Democrat; but
we do not believe it. and feel confident that
the course they are pursuing will meet
with the hearty condemnation of their
readers.-Coss Co., (MitA.) Republican.
October 30th 1862
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
Funny.

The following articles present a 'sinsu-
lar coincidence a very peculiar circum-
stance and car only be accounted for on
the ground that great minds course in the
same channel The only objection to tina!
explanation being, the Democrat EDITORS
mind found the channel long time in adj
vance, and the Democrat exchanges with
the Republican. and the Republican man
had an excellent opportunity to read the
Democrat article.
Some might be uncharitable enough to
charge the editor OF the Republican with
plagiarism, but we do not. The most we
will say is that he shows good taste in his
selections, though we cannot say much
for his memory when he comes to the
place for the credit. He edits paper on
the plan of an illustrious prototype. who, to
use his own language copied his first ed
itorial from one Of his best exchanges
We give the two articles:
A Specimen Sheet.
If any Of our readers desire to know the
largest possible amount of slang, SANDER,
detraction, abuse and Misrepresentation that
can be crowded into common sized news
paper, they have only to procure copy of
the NJ. c. Republican of Sep. 25. 1862.
The Junior of that delectable sheet has
been doing the editorials for some time
past, bu, owing to some relics of conscien-
ciousness still hanging about him, Or else
his inability to cater successfully for the
derraved taste Of the abolition patrons OF
that paper, he has for the time being vaca
ted the tripod. and the Senior himself ha
taken the matter in hand.
We advise those who wish to secure a
model ct scurrility as curiosity to preserve
the last ipm5er of the Republican. and We
can assure them that not another specimen
equal to it has appeared since the time
when the memory of man runneth not to
the contrary 1t may be that the Repub-
lican patty in this county has reached such
depth Of moral and political degradation
as to feast and fatten upon such garbage
as they are treated to by the editors of the
Republican; but we do not believe it, and
feel confident that the course they are pur-
suing will meet with the hearty condem
nation of their readers. --Plymouth Demo
crat, October Cd, 1869.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
"ANTEID.

"A purchaser for good Steam Engine and Boiler
with shafting, betting and pulleys; good siding
mill. splitting saw, and other machinery. Also,
Tor four good building lots and buildings thereon
suitable for manufacturing purposes
Also, tor one good engine and boiler, with
steam saw mill complcte-56-nch circle saw, i'm
good order, ready to put up and run. With the
latter will be sold good frame complete if want
ed.
The foreg Ding property will be sold on fair tine
or for cash. ut low prices, by
July I0-24tf REEVE CAPRON
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

NJ BECKER has gone East again for
more goods. Simon just returned a week
or two ago. The boys are determined to
keep up their stock.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

Buck e ToAN keep very large assert
ment of knives. and all doubling as to thei
stock of Hard can easily satisfy them
selves by calling, they will be politely re
ceiycd ,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

Ir /, nov definitely ascertained that the
next Congress will be Anti-Eniancipation.
With good working majority OF conserv
a.ivcs. What chance!
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

Wheat is now worth from SO 10 80 cts. &,
in this market.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

We understand that the Marshal propo-
ses to re-organize his infantry and enforce
the hog law. rigidly. Porkers and their
will do well to take notice.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13
Cavalry Horses Wanted.

Two hundred CAVALRY HORSES wanted
from four to nine years old, from fifteen to fifteen
and half hands high, and in good order.
Apply to HESS NESSEL.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

LEMON keeps a very large and well Sc
lected stock of Sheet Music on hand, for
Pjanas Guitars DC.
Also some of the best cigars We have
enjoyed for 80, this many day
And 10y his advertisement you will learn
of the School Books he has Tor sale.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

WE understand three deserters were ar
rested in this County last Tuesday, and
forwarded on to- headquarters, Blue
Breaches RPwara,
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1862-11-13

Nussbaum e. Davidson Keep most ex-
celIent chewing tobacco, as we'll as very
large stock Of Groceries.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
HORACE WATERS.
BY THE GOVERNOR
AND SENATE.

APRIL ls. i8e7.
gARBoR-sAsrERs FOR THE PORT OF sEw-roEK
tUndsf 1hspter -, Of tho Law. of 1851
NSg -YcLE-@ iohse CoTcosu Owen w, Bvnuaa: Jane
y Coater. John 2; Cumming Aadrs@ Bsskisy, John
S7EuBEg-Hcury a. HAL 81 Bath.
WsslcHElrEi--Jsnes ". Hu'ied Of Sing Sns
TRUSTEES o. sIAMAE : FUND AND RETREAr.
Uude- Chapter ls2. o. tho Laws Of ls5<)
NEg-yoks--C'arkson Croirs Eli,hs l.. aorgan Ambros
suoE, o. Ne"-loT- Ciiy.
SPECIAL PoHT-wARDgs.
ITO reside ri Qua lntine
RfCFHosI-Ssnurl horos VI Nernod.
cor HlssIOSEKS FoR LoASiHG CERTAIN MONEYS OF
THF UNITED STATES.
BlChNoyDEdwAil Blaze Of sSatLleia. Isrtsi OaseJ O
sOTARIEs PUBLIC.
ESG.-L-yere,! W. Marcy Johu Il. Wilson, Henry C.
NJ -ToI~Jsre, N. Boyd Thouss T. Dsvt,. IT,. A. L
msDonad il Clinton Rie- Augu.,u. L. Wood, Gsorra @
Haven, W ~. II. Co;l. q New York City.
WFsrcuEsrgr Edwaid u. Butter, Of fForihsui Le~is +
Ps.t0n, Of Noun, Aisoo
EOTARIIs PUBLIC.
kma.-Iierry 7. chaPgnn. jr.. Of Brooklyn
D. Coszene. James X Cunning, Judsh r Curhe Aexsnds
Il. DIumuond David g. Gfesae, John L. Gei6, JeroEist
Lodor. jaass II. Stevens, Alexander wilder Charls. s
Wescot George w. Wheeler. john H. Anthon, Enoch Az
milay-. Thomas Allison, Horalio r. Aver william L. Al
den, noEso allen. Francis .. Autn, Henry H. Anderson
Hchsrd II. Absll John Anderson jr Scymo A. BuBcs
Thomaa }: BAN Henry Baldwin, lr Oliver Bronson. Jo-
aeph Bree!. Wian Ii. Bertling Hiram Bdss Smith Bar
Andrew Blake, Mervin X. Bfswer. Charles Il. ier'ssr
Avery 7. Brown, GeorgeC BoeA. VIM. Bsnns,t; Ld-sia
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SSS' SdS cooS: cSsy DSy. w Ss.. c'Sss KoS.
g. GsSs su J1fS Deaa.
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h, " vir. los r. Eerrr Henry Feibe .,.c
TSsail Hsu.r TIsrirn. W~ y. Frost David 4 f0"'e'
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26

John Fitch Archibald 0eprss Nsshsn Graham, Chrtes
Gilbert Jacob Gels. .ephainsr. VIM. L. Gardner, EdnHd
0ebtsFd John a iisrBs.oo, John H. Hsrnstt Brsdfora
LAID Cis. H. Binrsn yseob c. Horton Rober, Yeivenas'
Hurt A,slsl r. heca Mye1s i.sacs John b. ireland
Morw.n NJ Jonrs WIN. Keiloca. And.sw Kohlsr, John NJ
hor sJy ki ,n,cs S Fra"cs % Lawncs goSs
LsnAtse, Sanu Lackey ha ~ Let's chses Lyiny'ton,
yohg " Lysii BerjaTio Lee Guss'vn. l;-vy ChsIss
Lnesey Joseph c. Levi D. s. Ml.n John Mouigopsry Hy.
30 ABE. sob, Mcneil aye' Myers G.mse e Mori'
re', smes w Monk III. dore asr ine. Gn.ss"s r. msii
Ico Matthew. Simon Meyer, Cha.l-s % Mii-r Aug ds.s
T. Nance petrok H. McDonoagh John Nc! !ahi Chiries 4
MSs eo Nan h . NcV ArtsDds, h.Gn CSsrs: SSss
gssI': gs5 F;Y.oa, b.a,l N0s:tE S.a..E RiPs WS
Henry A. Bowsnd. Edmund Rando ph Robin,op James q
goouie Amssa A. Rsdfsd, William O. Riddle, w o. 10
hsu.,os Raymond Ebenez.r B. sh.fsr, Ds,id smith -
Z. Sae.uAa Ed"srd L. Salisbury, Aeguals 7, shstw.l.
feholas ss.gi Lewis s.sng, Isa-. A Sherman Water
g SENDS. Louio T. :chsaan. Johu sciibn-r j Peter B.
Sweeney TbeGd', q srsr' y.,ns' snsa Reeet shsn.
j. cwnssn j. Brsnerd Taylor fisd' rics L. vuse, Cons.
f. Ven Wyet Reh.,d Wynsc'p Mli,n g. & W,sd Q, orss
r. Wpstiaks. Honry NJ. Whiiebs.d, WXham II Wnght,
Tbonss o. whi.hesd Jos~ph A. Wscn J2ia u, wh,s.
,.s,tb' AnJrew Wilnsn N ) WAsbburo, Nsw.Yort City.
P6rsAs-Chsrles Il. F-ri.,f Cold SPnns
orgEgs-Johu r. MORT; q Astoria a, r5,,uoa G,
WssTClHsrRR-6orgccj j. hooIy of iouAo's' ~"~~
saIAor''Od o. ""''0 rNAH' APRIL a. 1854
aiRpoR.nasrERs FoR TIE PORT or sEw YORK.
(UD6erGhsp - OF rho Lava OF iS9o)
ETyGE--JohD Cs.h,w Of BTooklsn.
soTaRiEs PUBLIC.
HIEGs-chnlss Holt EdwId X Young Epspn"'' on''
NRw.Yosx-O,.u Frisb!s. Wrdes P, Walker. Frederick
Kss..r, Of ke-.terk City. - ~,
UtsrsE-Apdr.w Fsss Of RondOuii John Smith Of sss
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
EeQdl Notltes.

DJRSUANT 10 an order OF ROBERr H..
II COLES Surrogate Of tho County Of v NestcAes'er no
~. hereby given scc0fdng 10 law, TO all sous haviny
II ins against ths estate Of ELISHA q. Uils, late OF tie
own Of Yontrrs IN ssi County dec-s-J to piee1 Ito
a., with tl4 vouchers thereof tie urte ign-i tjmnia
.tof OF oil aid singular the goods chst. AL cfcis ui tue
t,iI drc-asea st the Oacr Of WILLIAM A. COOK, At
torn-y No l2 Broadwsy NowYof Cy, or before tho
sta day Of July A. D. 1852 Dsisd IBIS ah dey 81 ,naaFy
A u, 1867. Is, I. bAhbtlI, Adninl't.atof
f.tat tsrfr Sat
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
1862. T II E 1862.
pL,SsyfvIgTl CENTRAL RAILROAD

PLEssyLyigIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
with u. connection. lo,m, -
TIP SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
Fnox NEw foRE THE PBiSCirAt WzsrgRs rirss
LisAi 'ig, raa esly 1om to rh,aaslPhA VIA
ALL 5fY YkxS "a foR tn1 TH %EsT sY THIS
FOUT oF CUUHlLANOT-Sr
Byway Of PLlsd-phis the morning p.ss leave New
yort u.r nthsr ron'e. Evening passengers
si . p IN oss hour Letter than other lines.
three hour, the Northern IA by bO'h roates
tn tia NeheTn ;nss Ia CnicYo snd al
rop,s In tie Narfh West. Csrs a. lad poiA Lout.vs
point, West, 9TH ie-sr ohsnErs OF csfs.
slc,Pny Car, wi'hoa; sh.nss ran Gom Phl.asphl. TO
PITT nuryh 40 miles ana New Ptburgu iJy in!les
Sniek.ns and S,iooo Cara on I'll tI.iGs
FAR the a. other
Iszsks- checked throrsh. Iran,ferr frs-.
SECURE Tickets. od untI ufed. bJ i!tisCurgc
WESTERN EMIGRATION
tn, PennrylycEa Contra Company runs an Emiyrsnt
Accommodate Line witch ssordt comfortable mode oi
fl,el TO pAs, moving Wo.swGo a. 9ns hA IA" u'GA s'o
VI fare. ,o.,,
By this roDs hsigh tr si descriptions be forwarded
b. and suy Iil the ksross 81 ONO h-nile,y Ia.
diss. uHnoi. Wisconsin Iowa or A-s.usi by RAIL
ROAD pIAEC {. 10 pa ths n.vgs5.e riVers Si
ID. West by steamer, FROM Pitisboish.
a.. P.up,.ssu,a ksurosd al tune. favorable a. ae
ens,F.I o, Other gsfo.d Conp.nr. Merchants aud ship
ps 'S,nas ,ht o. o.. ,Ssl. h'sih. .
Farmers and Dealer, 10 Live stook all tnd this mo,t Id
v.,ge0us route C.psrous I.Td. ell ~aeftd ana 'ap-
snd m connecious sad every attention paid to iher rsnis
From sIn,bufE who're will be losnd every convenience u
Ling rr.is choice offered q ths fillLADELr
}. l. ELLIOTT, Passenger Aiens, No asorhouss
lEFCB L 90, f,.iFht AS,nls. -
No As.of House aud No South Nllsm.st
MCDONALD l. BisChoff E@,sl'o' s, Assa,
pNoCu LEWIS Genera sop't Alloons, Pa
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
NEW YORK & NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
WINTER AnFaNGEMENT.

COMMENCING EnEfNBEh ", l05L
Psusnxef Station NswYcrt. 2Ihst sas &h-av
Eutrsuoe on Z7thst -
Po- Ne~-HsVsB. T. SG m, (EI)i 1915. 1D(Exi oR'
4:SD sLd p. IA. . =.
Tor Msed stra,for3 sarheld Southport sni wss.por,
To1 Norwsi = go ~ I2is. 800 (Erl, $50 <:so s..
~ Fot n.nsn .nd GreeDvish $50 u., uls. ,:so so
So p m -. -. ,..,, o, ~, =,
90 4:50 5:3n. ". a.
Fof Port CEsster and ntof'ediSe ss'ien T. s~S m LIZ
Is q sO;t:g 6:Jo, $50, sP. m
e. por, CL.,tcr si,J New Rochelle. 30 IN
=" CONNECTING fRAlNS
For Bos.sn via Springfield %. m. tLIi 3O (EL m
Isr Boston via Shore Line, 2.i3, o p. m %.
Yor Hartford anu Springfield, ss N. tEHh n;la. o:p
(ELLe m nit. 4, A,..,-..l o . m orrl
and l2:i5 p m. 10 Nofti anp'os. y,,,u p.,...s
CErl l2;l5 o. ~ -, c,n.,.... Railroad
stg m R:I5 80. = D. M. =,
yo- Cana Railroad. lf;IS p N 70 Norhsnptsn
yoy Uous,touic H.lroso 10 Ph,aned,e g. IN
10, E,Dr.,uoi Rslfosd. -. IA JS M
80, D,nSuTy ,nd Norwslk Rsiirosdt N, Soo 2. N
Canna5ious .epirg Cans at'.ched 70 p NJ tram.
JAMES II. HOfI. Superintendent.
New-York daily tribune., 1862-04-26
SUPREME Arm. ss.-B.tor. ys..Ic.

SUPREME CoURT-CBixssRs-APsr4 2s-Bsfors Jrs.ic.
BAkNARD
DECISIONS.
II ne opening OF 65ih street, between Sth avenue
and Hudson RvorOrdss confirming report Of Compssn.
tsnlod
Before Justice CLgRKE
John B. Borst agt. Thos. Ii. D Donuell; David II.
Cary a al sgt RchsId Peton ot a. Sl.sD L. Holman ssI
Thomas Ferris CT al csss,l; Harmony Fis lns Co sy'
Iheo. h. Toanson ct nj q ose,) t.ni' Del Hay sst ns
ssms Geo. w. johnson sst. K h. B-akie ct a. u NJ
Seymour sg iIoet c. LAWSON; r. Dslaheld az ~ " ,s.
e. e Moses Ch4plbsrlzin &c sg. Henry w r!sseos. 20
al ss'- b. A. Ponemus as wnl " ,Sshwoo,'
slas T. ShspheTd WIN. IS. Shepherds OeS 10 So
John Di.hl G. Adsns sgt. c. Conder lf y" - rssIis
sS. Gee. W. Csyapagh ct al samuel LhosD - h,,u
Euoch; Henry Eross sSt George '" "e-''i''s-'''''ss
granted. ~. =, ~ p.l., A. nj . ..,.
. r. a. SEDAN et A. AddiEUon Reed sgt John 0Iant
"a ,ss,I-Mots "a, Tor Judgment UsH'ed. ,, =. :, NJ,
Cooper e. Cerbett sgt, Thonss ns hasnmoae ~ An"
-. Pf"a,aJ vrtth leave kc cost 20 sDiae event -
Hse LlH' Has,n,n sxt sheldon bfews'er OF al Wm. II
UeoIs - - sr n Whisaey.-hotons granted wiihoaa
costs. q, ar. n Ioomia Of al lama. a
- oAyei - ..t Kodm.u 81. Price Notion denied
,spb Aces sst. Joel W. Foot o. L-Moto0s deoisS
w;shos' wi. K.ph sr J. NJ Msrc,is Order dismissed
5hSisu. isen ast Asa0 fs,db Sns et aL-Moton SiS
missed