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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29
FLORIDA CORRESPONDENTS.

GAINESVILLE, Fla Aug 18th, 1863
To the Editor Of the Wig:
This town is situated on-the line OF the Florida Rail-
road running between FeTnandina and Cedar Keys
our two islanl cities" 1t has fine school, tSo
churches one saw mill, one foundry and the present
head Quarters of the President OF the Florida Railroad
Il is kept lively by the frequent arrivals OF blockade
goodg The country around is rich but not generally
as healthy as the town. 1t is great cotton country
but most of the cotton has been sold and shipped
gone to the English and Yankees.
presume that the telegraph has informed you before
this of the glorious achievement OF the gallant Semmes
in sinking the Vanderbilt The news arrived here On
Yesterday by persons direct from Key West and Ha-
yana IL seems to me tina we should strain every
TO OBTAIN large navy and have thought that better
man than Mr. Mallory could be found for that important
department Florida would not shed many tears over
his removal Kng Of Georgia, would suit the place
admirably and give new Ii e 10 the country.
There il some little excitement in this tue first Con-
ore sona district shout who shall represent in the
next Congress Col. 81. George Rogers, Dew. Dr.
Harrison and 1t. COL L. b. Pyles are the candidates
Col Rogers is vastly superior to either, but tire people
are commencing TO open their eyes upon such important
Euhieca and have called Convention at this place. for
the 20 of September endeayor 10 harmonize and get
out one of our best Mr.. Yu!ee 3 the ablesi man
in the State aud many desire him TO become ca di-
date but he does desire TO do So rartc larl to
enter scrub race where wounded soldier IN ght win
the laursls Sir we need ADLER to egsate for ia,
and We need more energy in the departments Bad le
psalion has brought to our present position, for il
the skill in legislation iuaugurated at Montgomery had
continued up the present tme cur condition would
have been far BETTER aud tbs causes oil complaint would
have never existed
Crops here are very good, but somewhat damaged
by heavy rain The weather has been very oppressive
this summer TUsCAwLLEE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29

JohE N. Boris COMMODORE. THE Nashville Urion
says Gen. Rosecrans captured at near Winche sr,
the celebrated horse Commodore" foraerg the prop
erty of John NJ Bots oGyirginia cophs:ated and sod
to Major General Polk for $4,000 aud has notified .be
Government at Washington of tie capure.of the noble
animal. The Secretary of the Treasur' has directed
Dr. Brownlow to take charge Of the horse, take good
ere of him. and at the proper time forward him to
Kentucky or Ohio to be soli, ard il NJ Bots is tni-
tied TO the proceeds the law provides nehod of re
covering them through the Court OF aims.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29
The Sentinel,

The Ssntinci, after forty eight hours incubation
h1ched yesterday morning an article nearly three
columns long on the Ofar of the President ard Col
Myers. We see in it nothing upon which the views OF
this journal have not been sufficiently set forth, and
therefore find no occasion to continue the discussion,
being entirely Content to submit the case to the jury oil
the country upon the argument as it stands
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29

perfect con acrncy the cOnvulsivc agoriss OF these
who now vie with Ind ference the Strociou4 aud IN
human ouTages perpetsted upcu US by tho most wicked
aud relenuess Of all sanguinary foes.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29

PNS'a7HNS
ter from Secretary Memminger to the Hon. R. NJ. T.
Hunter, upon the subject Of tie currency
TREASURY DEPARTMENT G. S. A.,
Richmond, August "a, 1853 I
Hon. Il. a. T. Hunter Eiogds, "a:
SIR In reply TO your inquiries about the finances,
send you condensed statement OF the issue of Treas
ury notes. and of the funding operations OF the Treas
ury. You will from tn statement that the funding
has been Cminenry success u and you will ean also,
that the amount Of outstanding Treasury notes still
within the limits of the depreciation which reported to
Congress at the last Ny report then estimated
the amour of circulation which the country could pro-
badly bear at $3.50 100000
The statement now made shows that the outstanding
Treasury notes. used general currency amount al
most exactly to three times this amount. But, when it
is considered that very large portion Of these notes
are across the Mississippi it will be apparent that in the
Atlantic States the estimate of three to one is rather
over than under the mark. Two absorbents are now
added which will keep down the excess from new is
sues namely the taxes and the sale Of cotton bonds
-aud when the tax in kind begins TO contribute its
portion the support Of the army there s every rea
son to believe that the currency be well usaned
1t is obvious from this statement that the popular
notion of estimating the value of the currency by
comparison with gold is altogether alacou' for while
the actual volume Of currency has only been increased
threefOld, its proportion to gold rates at more than
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29
rus2s-g.'

NOTlCE-All persons having claims against
the estate Of the late JULIA AMANDA PEYTON
hereby notified present item the unders gnel Immediately
for payment he s about 10 the estate the de-
yisees under her will. W. GoDDIN, Administrator,
With the Win annexed Of Mrs. JULIA A. PEYroN.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29
TOBACCO FOR SALE.

Sk00 REWARD Stolen from me at Cul-
eDCJO pepper Court House the night of Pnday August
ltth ROAM MARE She has black tail and leg boil
right side Of the backbone, the adle
WofkS aud the left leye. will give the above
ward for the Of the and $500 for the he address
O. NJ HAWLEY,
Culpeper Court House, Va,
De,
Captain j. ANDERSON,
auc6-4tF Orange Court House
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29
I AND IOR SALE

I AND IOR SALk-
IL 200 ACRES half mile from Meherin Depot interseetet
by the DanVe Railroad with Framed Dwelling thereon having
AMI fire places There about AGO cords Of
Wood on this trRc..
address ISAAC X. WATKINS,
augGg-3t Attorney at Law, Charlotte @. H..
II EYS LOST
IN bunch OF TRUNK KEYS lost Thursday 10 the
City, a i've dollars will be paid left It The
Iyitp OGre Euy29-lp
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29
REDFOHD LAND.

w ILL be sold at Liberty, on MONDAY,
w september-if lot s:ld privately before-a TRACT
OF LAND lying the turnpike Eve miles Eat Of Liberty and
miles from LoWrys alton, adoiring the lands OF T. T.
saunders Esq and Mira herman and containing 929 Acres
Little Oer oS grounds The Improvements
consist OF small Dwelling House, several CABINS Corn House
and Stab e.
Also aTRACT lying Smiths Mountains, sdOnIpg the Lands
Anthony Mr. GOah, and the late Nicholas Robertson
and cOntai sing 79 This land wholly in hearpne and
oak timber except small clearing and cson reserved for the
present to the tenant
Those will be soil for cash. credit Of one ant two
nerest payable tnnusy al the pleasure Of The pur-
chaser.
FOR further nfOrmstion, apply TO - . -
WA. NJ. BURWE l.,
Or q. A. WINGFIELD,
s,,oQ liberty. Va
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29
LETTER OF THE SECRETARY OF TIE TREASURY
TO MR. HUNTER

The Sentinel of yesterday publishes the following let
ter from Secretary Memminger to the Hon. R. NJ. T.
Hunter upOn the subject Of tie currency:
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29
CALICO MILLS

WE will purchase Wheat as usual, and pay
w Government prices, and viii sell Flour at GoVeramen
prices, or will grind on toll, II the Farmers wish IT.
auIo-IlucSs WARWICK BARKSDALE.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-08-29

The raid on the Mississippi Central Railroad has ter
minated the enemy having accomplished his object in
the destruction OF the rolling stock Of the Atmp lis aud
Char ejton, Mississippi and Tennessee New Oheans and
Jeckson aud Mississippi Ientca Roads, accumulated at
Grenada for security.
The enemy have gone back satisfied.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

ara uok hs,uo cleared of the land Some barley hAa
ust 10 hs planted; however, If IT be got IN during
inr;I Il will not be too late for crop.
"a VIII The weather dry and SummerIike. though
,.oe .onslly misty all vegetation attese the genial
.Ssrscsr OF the season. Yet further fall of rain
ronId he better security for the general progress
and very refreshing to the young Spring corn.
European advices continue OF the customary
favorable character, with prices much they were.
The Imperial amnesty proclaimed for Poland aS yet
seems to have produced anything but favorable
effect end should the iDsurr-ciOnary flame be fur.
Their extended INTO the heart of that producing
country, It's future barvesIs may be considerably
diminished Military requirements, too, would cause
further diversion Of supplies, originally destined
for export. Beyond these eoneiderations, there Is
the state Of Federal America, with the demoraliz-
ing effects of the protracted STRIFE diminished stock
in the West ard u lessened growth; 10 that the
prospect of future imports on very heavy scale is
by no means clear. Then the ADglophobia, current
at some popular meetings, only needs extension 10
etee,ually stop gil snppes Of corn to this country,
and shut us up TO the old strsened limits which
were formerly our trust. Speculation liz indeed dor
mant and for this only the present low range
prevails. Sill. az money is easy, the least sssur-
ance OF a favorable investment would work speedy
change in tavor OF agricultural produce, now IN
duly depressed"
We beg you, friend John, not to be alarmed. We
shall grow enough to keep you from starving, and
despite the "ADglopboba current" which you ap-
pear to be alarmed at, shall not refuse to supply
you with breadstufs.
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THE 1863.

PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD,
With its connections. forlis -.
THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST RoUib
sevsn trans daily from Ncw.Yors TO Fh,isee Pe'S "
SwysIey s;d SsnssS s sd ID, Am1Sy , sre BY THIS
ROUTE LEAVE NGw-YoRK FROM The
FOOT or COURrLANDT-sr N~
Bywsy Of Phisd-phis tue morning pa'sng'r' es'e
York al time other routes evening paeAs
a. q .. m, one hour later than other ines .,u
BY OF Allentown. evening passengers ssve " oa.s
auivs az the Northern lines In .nc, @
ponts ia the Norh-N eel. Cresine, lad!aoSpoh' ~ Ia
st. Louis. Cleveland. Columbus Cibcihnasi sha s' ~
points West, with few er changes Of cars nY,,,. "a
ssenirs Cara withou: change run from Phuade pas
Pittsburgh $50 miles and New YoTk 10 P.bufgo ~ Miss
SMOKING and sa oon Cars on ell tTainA
Fac tie same as other routes.
Darsrys checked through Transfers free
Secure Tickets, good until u,ed by Pittsburgh
M pn.v,v.ni. Central Comp.nv runs sn Fm'ssst
Accommodation Line. VIII ch siores cont rtso'o
travel to pas,iss moving westward, a. one-hai 'n'
Of fare. v,r,curs
BY this rone fregh:s Of al descriptions can De
TO and any poin on toe hailrosds 81 on,1' EAi
ROAD DIRsCi or any port the navssbe rivers 81 Wv
Wcst By usaInrrs ffom Pittsburgh ., A.. Wat BY
The rate. Of Fret hi TO and from any pont In te
tho Central Railroad at all times s
as are charged by Railroad tonianes hla
shinpers intrnsug the transportation oil the1
Company. can sely with connde,ss on ]" 'p''''
Farmers and Dealers IN Live Stock VII, uno @ sna ,uo.
ysntssrous route Capacious Yards, wen M
piled with every convenience Lsys been oPsIe, r wants.
Fom Harbour where VIII be found every
feeding ard resting choice Il Offered Of ths "a
PHlA: NEW YORK and BALTiM0hE, Ma A,,o1H House
No. Isior House. ADD No. south WiusmS'
MCDONALD Z sIscHoFF' EmiSs M ', Hiss
sNocu LEWIS General superintendent A's'sA -
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Agricultural Prospects i'm England.

Everybody in this vicinity is complaining Of the
backward Spring. In the great West, we are told
that the people never enjoyed finer one. So in
England The Mark Lane Express of April 30
Gays:
IbN has been a most favorable week n, the
as regards the weather. dry throughout, and,
ai'er we showers Of the previous week, vegetation
has made good start with the face Of the country
muen improved. The temperature has been tolers-
oy oen, ;nS Thermometer ranging from IS to 90 de-
to the west, but not much OF IT, ire stnospbs so
has been occasionally Thick but tho barometer being
well up, no rain has been experienced. Ths ~ss,ha,
has been suitable for the thrashng Of wheat but The
present prices do not encourage the farps 70 bring
freely TO market. 300
I'VE fpd in several parts Of the country the turin.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Arrived.

Steamship Mcclellan ~ 8. transport Cray from tho Bar
mouth OF Mississippi Apr! &C. at AMI Key West May
Mt 10 p. Charles Smith, private Of tho 4st Mass, died
Oh tho night Of tho 5.h, sad was buried Al sea
Steamship De Mosy lnswl Sampson Boston 40 hours to
Bacon Russell ], |. $40 tuus burden.
Ship Glad Tdingp, Kslson, Glasgow March 20, 10 W. A.
Nelson. Is sncbofe1 in the lower bay.
Big Victoria (Norw Locnstur Newcastle, Eng CO day,
mdse fuuch Hencke Wendt Betwsen lat ~ And 81,
saw large number OF iceberts
sehr Ada Herbert Linrskn Ooucsser3 days. fab 10 s.
Crowsll.
schr Nelson Wells Rydsr Gloucester vie New Haven. sh
10 master.
schr Willow Small Lubec days with ash to jed Frye
Go.
scbr ST Lucsr, Adams Rondout for Boston. csmsul
Schr. Eta Fog Fogg, Boston days mdsc.
schr. W. hi,cMs, Richie, Providence, IN ballast
schr. vandslis. Suout, Harrington, lumber.
schr. Alfred Barrett, Cornish, Boston, uldss.
scLr. X. Randall Gupte. HocklAnd, Lima.
schr. Lookout Hodgkin, New-Haven.
Schr. Csssia West. Boston, mdse.
WlND-At sunset. from N. u.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
THE FIGHT AT FAIRMONT.

A Gallant Stand Made by $50 Militia and
Home Guards Agninas 5000 Reckless
Gucrriilas - The GuerrfiIas Severely
Punishea-The Heroic Band Driven
- q River Bank and Obliged TO Sur.
rsader-EGsrss Of Col. Muliignn 10 he.
iisvs shsns-How secesh symps'hizer'
were Made 60 suffer.
From The Wheeling Intslliseucef Mays.
All the accounts from Farmont 90 to show that
the Rebel cavalry met with very sharp resistance At
that point. Our force all told did not exceed 225
or $50 men. Nearly ell these were militia and
" homo guards. 0ns Of Mullgan's New. York
companies participated. OF eoune this force could
make no stand-up 6ght against such force a. the
Rsbels had. They made . sort Of Concord and Lex.
tngtos fight. oil except the c0nciasol Of IT, It YVES
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DroposaIs.
Oyucs or AssIsrANI CoxnnsAnrG oy suBsIsr.l
| rscg No 4state-st.. Now York. April 20. 1864
4 RMY SUPPLIES SEAIED PROPOS

A RMY SUPPLIES. SEALED PROPOS-
n AIS will DO received BY the undersigned At this office.
until o'clock p. N, 90 TUESDAY the l2th Of May 1903
tot furnishing 0E5ICCArED and COMPRESSED MIXED
VEGETABLES fog issue TO the United States army for
twelve months from the first " November noxt thefae
hundred and hiTtyhgo thousand pounds per mohth
Tho ingredients of the mixed vegetables furnished unoer
the OF the current year are foiows Wa 10 sach
. hundred pound, Of the mixed vegetAbe twenty pounds
OF poso,s twenty-five pounds OF whe turnios twenty TWO
pounds Of carrots pounds OF cabbage ten pougs OF
five pounds OF tomatoes one pound Of celery or
pounds OF rice AZ the mixture can unoouo'-
y be Improved by diminishing the quantity OF ons OF the
and increasing some oil the esnsf wen
a, nv vegetables not hereofoh us,o pro-
po,ers invited to send III proposals WIN
.plrs no, ony of the mixture above gsa OIL 20 q
other mir varying tkeefom ods 70 tns
and Of the propose with view oil enee'hs III m
this Article Of military supply are
required give the exact proportions OF the oefen'
Of their ,everal A.mpe with price pound OF escn
packed az required When it pIsctieaoe ee;a oI tns
IN separate state and after destocaion win ,e
cd for inspection. Only those parts Oh eacn
commonly az food will be accepted Tor the mixture
The vegetables to be compictJ oVnpiessea
ales Of seven pounds each OF thsse cakes oehs
10 zinc boz made sirtieht, with Two OF heo ooA
packed in wooden boz made OF suahis essohed STAN nos
ss fyseghths ZACH thick. with sunken sna one
inch thick with outside linns pieces Eo1e' 10
be strapped With hickory ct tho ends ,,..,
Proposals must far practicable be acconpanou WIN
8, above described with conen Of inc pro
po.aI manufacture OF tho mixtnrss ne msJ ""oi "
nsh.
mo location of tho manufacturing Establishment must 90
stated.
There being choices sons the different varieties Of vege
table, will state with precision the espseA
tics they propose 10 In their MIXTURES -,
Each bid have consideration must contain the wnt'tn
xusrsnty of two responsible names Is follows:
We the undersgned hereby agree thst should All or any
the thousand dollars that the contract shall 10 auJ
fulfilled"
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srsBKa IRON EAcH STATE
Csttls, sh'p L Lbs. CslyeL HoTscA Svins
Totsl......... 404

Hides. sdeic y ~ Tsow. sa5.e. 4 ut Psts 81 500
81 each. Calf,kins. l2dl4c. y D..
Veal Csve, from ~ ~ 10 20.
sHEEP-EIs includes Cossets and when those OF inisTo
quality arc thrown out.
There were ears over Toe Grand Trunk and Eastern Rail-
road % over thu Boston and Lowell and m ever the Fitch
burg.
RESWxsHo. many cattle a. last wssk pes' about The
butchers hougr they bought Drter there
r, superior river cattle sold hgh 10 q cwt sheep
sold last week lot Of uuep. sold Tor &C. v u the
seller the pets back ~ - each Veal Calves plenty
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COURT cALENDAR-THn DAT.

SUPREME CoURT-GESERAL IEgM.-Nos. % Al
10 Ga
SuPRENE CoURr-CnRcUu-Psr Nos. %367,
1869 1871 2373. 2573 1911 2J.p. 25 1884, 2537 1852 19l.
1885, 1881 2ss 241l 2f09 2i03. 245. 2t Part Iltshor.
CsaseNos 1882 2tlii Z34J 21s', snit SAB 32lt 800
3l55 3lli. -
SuPuEMI CoURr - SPECIAL TERN.-Nos %
10 $50 22. - -
SUPERIOR CouR1-Part Nos 2239, 22il, lli7,
2l9i 22s3 227a 22e 22d3 22S5 M 2239 22el. 2o 2S
22gT Part I-No. S22 ass. Js1. l0l, l6o, 2I5s fi1
Ilg2 eiS 1876, 1854. 1874 l7l7, 2ysg ZIG.
CoURr OF CoNMoS PLTAs-Part I.-Noe. l6T
1929 1872 1855 1868 e35 1909, iFo. l54 ljt2 1915
1914 1865 1913. Part lI.Sos IA 1873 1872 1873. al
lCJ 1899 1894. $50, 1888 1876 l5S2 l6,9 1850 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Summer Retreats.

HEATH HOUSE, SCHOOLEY's NOUN,
TAIN SPRINGS n This largo and elegant hotel
20 widely and f.yoaby known will be opened on the st Of
June In s1c client condition. is Iesched via MorTIs and
Es,sI Railroad leaving foot OF Courtlsndst ~ T. at u g.
M and 81 D. u distance 65 miles Rooms may now be en-
gagged on reasonable More particular Information may
be mad by addressing the subscriber or by calling on MN
"wednesday between IL and o'clock st the
NY. L. Is. COLEMAN PROPRIETOR
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Passenperx pailed

In steamship Creole far NSc- Oyi,arSCapt s. o. Chad
sey b. Abrams, g. MedIum j. w. lion and wife. kef-
nafd NJ Rice sIt a. &. oodfow John DOG and boy. H.
Mckenzie Lewis Mayer Miss T. c. Taylor f. 0irsud. j. a.
Peterson. Ann Hsr Elizabeth foynton. Henry BasemeT, H.
Bowman, Mics Aune Patterson, John klsrorry, D. b. Tai
colt r. f. Chanut. John Moran and wife, O. Moran MaiaHo
4. Turuoaux j. .. Seymour. john Nebsr T. ETuied, Mira
HeehngeT aud two chidien. John c. Bo,ers Mr Wash.
burn hlr. Donizotti. and Others in the stecrs.e.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08
Cambridge Cattle Market.
RHYekTKD FOR Al

RHrekTfD FOR Ahk n. l. ihSpss. 81 80 hurr.
n,y Z. 1850
Whole numbered Cattle 81 market, 4o+ about 30 Bssvss
and - Stores eonss;ns OF Working OJen Mich Cows and
one two ard three year Cd
sed re 50; second quality, ~ 156t7i third quality. IS
PRICES o SrorE CArTL.--NoIhiDE oxen. per pair.
100 to Sl75 Cows and Cav from go HJ5o Ss9 Year
bngs, Bons T~oye.I.od,. noSs. Three JeGolds. 80
r.5
Sheep ard Lambs 1900 at msrk.ti prices In los 81 80
a 80 each: eItrs, 81 5Ods9 from sdsc v 70. Spring
4 mi from n.QSt
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Oryics LlsHr.Housz INSPECTOR,

OFFICE LIGHr.HOUsg INsPkcToR,I
No 10 C,dar,t. Nrw.York. n. Y, May :, ib51
CEALED PROPOSALS VIII be recei'ed al
- this ofiee until IL o'clock MONDAY. the 1T day
OF Jnue n-rt feT raising replacing and Keeping IN tbi'
proper positions ali tho now in the Fro Isa IN e.
aud sch othe may be suthorLed for one year 70 te
h y O. Igly to the s1cceedns o0th dsy Of June
cofdng to she nlat5ns Of the Lsnonse BoarG ana
printed apo tcous copies Of which can De has " APS
.ns to this Office.
By order Of the Lsh,-House Board
L. ST POWELL, LightHogse Inspector ID District
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-05-08

SUPREME COURT-G1sER,L T.hu-MAr T.-Bs!ore
Justices SUTHERLAND, BARSAKD and CfEHkE
THF FORT GAssEvOoRT PURcHAsE CASE SUBMITTED.
The People ex rel James Taylor ct a. at Matthew 4.
Brennan. Controller, &c.
This is an appeal from an order made by Justice
Barnard directing PcremPtory msndsmus to issue con-
msudng Contoer Brennan to bonds Of hi, city 10 the
amount of $3.50 49, and deliver them 20 james H. Taylor
Joseph Vsnum, aud DOW ID. Wianson an payment fo'
III, propety known tho Fort OsnsevooH pFopety The
Common Council Of 1907 ps,sod ordinance T. purchase the
property that amount Tbs Controller oont,ueed that
The ordnance o! validity whsleyef that N tho
Ielatofs Lavs any rights, tLey have spsciho legal
remedy by action. Thai nAndlmgs viii tos be statsd
upon application o. private TO compel The officer
. corporation perform s director, thsi th- f,Ao
Offer II T.yor III. case wss submitted to-day without sga
meut Decision reserved someT Johnson for helaoss
John T. Devn. Counsel to the Corporation for the Con-
troer; d. D. Field, Ied the points for the Nayet 40
George ?. ODonne Of Ohio admitted 10 practice In
the Courts VI this State.
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IT,EACHERs WANTED: English


and Pennanshp. IA Commercial College IN EXTRA
L.; oro for Pcuuanshp only, in Aoursdcg Business Co
lege French snl Kuglsh IA Conn experience Prtc pal
goI large boarding udasased Epi.copgsn Ta,Jr
SaIa,oga opportunity; Associate Pm pal IL a
hghiy respectable Schools Normal Graduate for Pub c
Scaao city, Professor VI al, rrsgch, brrneh
Epi,coTaan Academy Episcppaan 0I H. ,lsh and O.
Gel MUSK. IA the city d moderate salary, Professor Music
and Latin Tot CanGdI English Maths. and PenmansLp.
Penad Ctssics IA ksutncky Engsh Assistant. in very
pleasant School tho Hudson Fcslo Teachers sncd;
French and Musc. fhlSdepha Piano, Singing sul
English. IA Family school. Pennc. German and Mus, ~
W. T. CITY; French aud Music, Lang iiahd French and
Music. Ues'eh,,isr Co. n. L. Enrsh, Music and Draw.
lug. PenDa Music French and Drawing. Ohio. to begin
septeubes Prec.pe.s FOR Dung Ladies' School in New
ssnd experienced Preceptros Tor Young Ladies school
in y. Y. ssts-to begin ssperbersAary liberals french
Lady for suy In Phladolphai French sdy for Missouri
German Lady N. City; French aud Piano for Phla-
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