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war. These they hare for tho most mart met
and discharged with zeal and efficiency. This
acknowledgment Justly includes those con-
suls who, residing in Morocco, Egypt, China
the complications and extraordinary powers,
TIE NEW TERRITORIES,
The condition Of the several organized Ter
Indian disturbances in New Mexico have not
been entirely suppressed. The; mineral re-
sources of COLORADO, Eeyadn, Idahoe. New
Mexico and Arizona are proving far richer
than heretofore understood. Hay before you
Q communication on this subject from tho
Governor Of New Mexico.
HuGRA71oa.
1agnin submit to your consideration the
c2pcdicncy Of establishing u system for the
this source Of national wealth is ngain flow
Ing with greater freedom than for several
years before the insurrcction occurred. there
Is stln great deficiency of laborers in every
field Of industry, especially in agriculture
and AL our mines. as well Of iron and coal as
labor is thus increasing here, tens Of thous-
ands Of persons destitute Of re1nuncratiyc
occupation are thronglng our foreign Consu-
late6, and offering to emigrate to TIC United
States, If essential, but very cheap, assistance
can be afforded them It is easy to see that
updtr the sharp discipline Of clyn war, the
nation is beginning new 1ite.' This noble
effort demands the aid, and ought to receive
the attention and support Of the Govern
1ncnt- Injuries, nnforssen by the Govern
ment, and ,pnintendcd, may, IN some cases,
have been inflicted upon tho subjects or cit
liens Of foreign countries, both at sea
md on the lana, and BY persons in the ser
Sice Of the United States. As this Govern
ncnt expects redress from other powers
when similar injuries are inflicted by persons
n their service, on citizens Of the United
States, We must be prepared to do justice to
foreigners. If the existing judicial tribunals
are Inadequate to this purpose, special court
NAY be authorized, with power to hear and
to, Gs may have arisen under treaties and
public Law. Conventions for adjusting
claims by joint commission have been pro-
posed to some governments, but no definite
answer to the proposition has yet been re-
ceivcd from any. During the course Of the
request yon 10 provide indemntaaation to
claimants where DEGREES Of restitution have
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5prriaI Notices.

II dgonSs CurivnlIcd TOoth
Paste
Il acknowledged by n1l who use It TO he the BEST
Dk&TE2flCE row IN use for CLEANING aa1 rEEskfy.
ING the TKETH Fsr healing sote and tcnder EunA Il
DWYER ~hOIcsnic nrcfitx -GC4sG1.Sw
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THE POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

~SA
During the past fiscal year the financial
condition Of the Post Office Department has
been one Of increasing prosperity, and anu
gratiAed in being able to state that the re-.
ceipts Of the postal reyenue hnre nearly
e9ualcd the entire expenditures, the latter
smonnttmg to 81 81, GOO 81, md the former
S150,417.s5. In 1850, the year immediately
preceding the rebellion, the deficiency
amounted to s5,C5G, ,705. 40. The postal re-
ceipts Of that year being s, ,045, IL. 10 less
than those Of 1903. The decrease since 1860
in the annual amount Of transportation has
been only about Is per cent, but the annual
bccn reduced s. per cent It Is manifest,
therefore that the Post Office Department
may become sclf-eustafning In few years,
vice.
The international conference of postal del
cgates from tile principal countries of Eu-
rope and America which was cdlled at the
suggestion Of the Postmaster General, met
at fafis on the 1lth Of May last, and conclu-
ded It's deliberations on the Sth Of June. The
principles established By the conference aye
best adapted to facilitate postal intercourse
between nations, and, as the basis Of future
uniform international charges at reduced
rutes Of postage, md cannot fall to produce
beneficial results.
THE INTERIOR REPORT
refer you to the report of the Secretary Of
the Interior, which Is herewith hid before
you, for useful and yaIicd information in rela-
tion to the public lands, Indian affairs, pat
cnts, pensions, and other matters Of public
concern pertaining to this department. -
'->-s = TIE PUBLIC LANDS. -:
the last, and tho first qnnrter Of the present
f{Eco1 wear .WAH & 841 .hAA nrres nf 1Shfrh
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THESE ARE FACTS EHouaH,

We prceert the Constitution Water to the pabltc
The clasa Of diseases for which It has been found so
entity successful for cnG.ns and Wt trust that
bile remedy in form to meet the requiremcnts or
patient md physician.
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Formerly Of NcE Orleans, whose unEyslled Bncccss
in the treatment OF Chronic, Mercutial. blood aud
other diesascs
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sUPPnE nEssED MEMsTRUATI0N,

Which, in the uu atEied fe1nse Il constant rccay-
ring disesse, anI II. ough Neglect the seeds OF
hnerfh after 6ontH nas@..s without IN cdors beIeg
made to assist nature tie sn. .presson becomes chroa-
c, the patient gradually loses appette tne bowels
are constpatedy night 6Wcata 7e Oh, Hnl CoSauP-
11oN finally ends her career.
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i. w. TU TILE,

GENERAL WESTERN AQKET.
e9m 31911m No.2 State street. Chicago.
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But those who have ssisd to work this
iniquity will fail At last, and though
thrown into present trouble and confu-
sion BY their machinations, ~ sball yet
see our city resaorsd to oil her 4 hts and
privileges-ouf admirablss eystsm of
graded schools re-established, and our
children advancing in virtue and knowl-
edge through them, and our city's name
unst.ined BY the dh honesty of repudia-
ton. WARSAW.
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LIVE STOCK.

DsovUssnd 1nrnass wilf1sa shis the w>s ssAvn.
:sgvun. route for Laws 1tssA. Capseisss Yas1s IN
~sts RCD end ssppiSsd vssh svsfy csnvseiasss hive
been 0psAsd ont n AAs1panD eeanp n exw
attention ID paid 10 thGir vaAts. vrew NasyteAusA
wA1re Vii - feanA every eeogo1teAee TT fooIhe
sad foainx. choice - eheSed 81 ~ pQTLAu1~
FILA xMBW T0HE go DAL110Oa8 nA1HGT.
this Will alse be fssnA Me shortest. anaoheee a
nsst disOet Ton ~ for 9toek to Nev Xla,-
|tswnl-es1 vtsA Ssvss chs sessshas esy eiASss
ef aot tp c.s Ahics:s =
h. n. HOUSTON, Gsssrsi Erstgh Aseas
anfdky. as.Sfug
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|MoLAssEs.
50 bbis Belshss'sSugar Hoass Syrup Moiasses;
10 bbls and half hbs Golden Syrup;
For ssle low for CASA, a 81 and So Lsvss, BY
sepSHG CONNABLE d SMITH.
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Davenport, February 10, 1862.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1863-02-24
Republican State Convention.

The Republican, OF Iowa ere requested to ssnd dele
gates State Convention 10 be held In the City Of
Dies Mohss, Wednesday the 18th Of June, 1855, to
commence at 10 e'eock A. NJ, for the purpose plac
ine N on, 70 b votsl fer q the tas1n o..
tobsr election candidates for Govcrner, Lieutenana
Governor, and one Judge Of the Scprrme Court, and
for ransacsn ofsuch other business as may prop
cry come before the Convention.
The ratio or representation will be the same a. At
the last Repnbcsn State Convention, viz oae dele.
gsts to otGAnsed eounies aAd dslsgse additional
for 100 votes cast At the last Presidential election for
Hon. Abraham Lincoln % President OF the United
States Fractional votes Of 60 more win be entitled
TO an additional delegate. ALI citizens without distnc
tion OF party, who heartily In favor Of sustaining
the Government In the OF all Constit utonal and
nseessasy War for the speedy and complete
suSPr ssston Of the Rebellion and the punshnens oil
ueSsop; who oppssed to the schemes dssished ID
hrins rehy and bloodshed OR own arssidsa BY
dividing the Free States into hostile and petty Con-
federacies, ma who Sill believe IN the good old
trins OF General Jackson, TAs Umisa sst asd sha BE-
prsssrvsd' cordially invited to unite In sending
delegates.
County Central Committees ara requested 70 take
su oh steps will Insure full attendance at the Con.
vsntion, and thorough and ecient organisation In
their respective counties. 1,
JANIS r. LANE,
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Sl BOXES FIRE CRACKERS FOR
OO TIE HOLIDAYS.
For sale BY sAn'L POLLOCK.
deel0-d
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= ~ u
~ tAis sssss, KseAeAas NAH Aassssyaaess ses n
sessss g ns!siaers. 2 - iryn - psiss % :
Mieesnsia. iovs OF Missosrt. BY RAiIkOxD q.
TAs rs.asyivaais RailrseA slss ss.,e.a. :. ~.
bsEg stsA stsansssr b vhieA Goods san 1ofosvssI
~ 70 Any D0tst % tAe Oate, Muakin9Un KnnsseS
Tsenesese .Cu1eesia14, 1ienots, Gl91s6nn1. NJ
eossts, ntseesTt, kaneal, Askan6es aa1 8e1 ~.
sss; asA . Cleveland eeaAasky and ChIeaes Va
ss:ensss - Al l1El4 - tAs QessA ISSss.
~ ass:asns: 90 ~ esssassa.s.As ssaae0srA-
eeAaAense % " spes4y transit.
1AS Mates - rreaxAs
70 .s1fFS1 ny psissfasAs YVES, s. he Psssss.
vania CSatrai Railroad, are ~ ell itoss A. n.
y yos A. q. ~ AL cAAkCxD ~ oTHkRRA1
-. ser = !. q: .srip.skss's, ..v,4Ps-.
For 1rsdgA tcss6ssts OF sAippiag Dsrssslsa,, -
ply y 81 address sitAsr u tSs fofloviss gsais
y. x.srEwAxr, vr..sAt As.n. r,,sss,,s.
ELAKkkA CO., Transfer A.. fts ~
II. ~. 6kOWN 4 CO., CineiuswLO
nc. 1xLDRuA CO., kHdlsdn, ina.
L. nookx Lcsisyii., Ky.
y. AlknAN Leo. Evansviiis, I'D.
ci1i s1s ! g. q .: cs,:.. ss.i n.
y. ~ NsOOL4 pesss1SusA .
h.ATkrLS. AosreoAERI, 1.y.ylA.
/ .m. w.H.AE.L.L AxoIsY, oaussS1s.o.
MS. HKAc1 Co, xAsssvlils "a.
j. ~ hUuo0N, klpiey, o..
j. kkADkuAs 0sssssi Tmsslins Assl
fes tss YestA ana West.
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On the Let day Of January loe, Dede in pursuance Of
Of The Legislature Of thu State Of iowa. pasesd
January Sath, ias7, entitled Act acorporss ~
Agencies Of Insurance Companies not Unsupported
1.-The name Of the Company IL the LoaiLLAnB Fisx
InsuRANcE ConrAHv, ard Is located At No. i0<
Broadway, In rns Cry or View York.
TIE TIE ;1sss. s y s.s s c.p.fs %
Ats Assats are = foliovs.
Lei. Csah o. had. N hsaas 81 Agents
8 :? :s;s:: :: e
~. Tie amount Of Donds owned by +
TIE Company and secured BY 1xn
6sA The 1sass ethsvvlse sscarsd ere =
= pr ssAsdue .....:-.v...,-..- 70 tso @
9Th. The amount due for Premiums ASA -
TIA. The other secNrittes eoasiss Of 1s
New York City Bonds, Per ssst as,7s0 %
U.s. stock. SO, psr cent. IoO0O 0o
do % Treasury Notes 3-ls, :
D per cent. ............... Is Is %
tntsrsss aosfSsS, sat not dus..... ls,167 q
& Total AAssss ............... oooa ves q
6.-Tbe Company have no liabilities dine or sss Ass
TO Banks and other creditors.
6.--lAx 500 adjusled ssd eus--Noas
7.-Lossss adjusted and nos dne-Nons.
s.-Losses unad, uted q. Us. 10.
io.-Thsr, ~ NO other s!aips AsAiaA iAs Conpsay.
~ go feena LhssiitSss. 81 us %
a''a's S sSas g . ksosve s... s,:1.
STATE or NEW YORK ciTya
AM oorsrr or Nsw YolE .
On this fsuassath day of January, iag3, personally
appeared eaors me, TsoAn srosA, NptsFy rusiis,
arting under e appointment or tie Governor The
StA0 Of ksv York 10 witness ~ knOweAxemsnt
deeds, CARLESLR NORWOOD, Prsssdssf, nd JOHN
g. MILLS, ssrrasry, Of the LoaiLIAas riss IHsoa-
COMPANY, and sevsray made 0Aih thai the fore
going by them signed the best Of
their knowledge and belief
80, isignedl THoMAs sToRA.
H.. Notary Pusis<.
AUDITORS oPRICg. IowA.l
Dss Ao1Hxs, YssRuARr i0rM 1oos. !
day Of February fs63, statement vas Aied IL
tsh once, showiaG the osndltt0n AZ L011kl.AR Id
FIRE INSURANCE. COMPANY, located u New York
City In the State Of New York. the day Of Jan.
Act Of the General Assembly Of the Stale Of lows
entitled IAN Act In relation Composites .
approved January SSH, i657, and Act ansndaiory
msst sAows Aas aai1 onpsny il possssseA 81 tas 70
qu:ise amount Of capital, and iavsstsd - required
Auslsrisy Is sAs,sos. gwen y The abov. named
= ~. !. ~. ss i..: e
Of until he sise day Of January, A. D. One Thousand
Eight Hundred and eixiv-lsur.
ksekuk, has been dn'y appointed ~ said Co.pany
heir lawful Agent and Attorney tor the Oounsy Ollie
With tu power to tate fsks Insurane therein, and
~ service cfproesas, provided ~ a~,
md for said csanty ssrnsd copy d ths uiasens
ON Ne tn his ocs. u 10 farhSr esrtiAsd thss ths
attached ID : true and correct copy Of the state
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF.
{srA1.} Ihsve Asreante ~ my hand and
aGxsa ~ sal OF odAss. this losh
..s,Ass. ySy eS5 tssessy. 4. 2; ls y
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INSURANCE AGENT,
ON Second street, Keekuk, Iewa.
st A r e M E Mt
or tho Condition Of the
LefillaM Fire INSURANCE Company,

On the Ist day Of January, less, made in pursuance
the Act Of The GslatuEe Of ths State Of Iowa. pasos
January 2eeh 1857, entitled Act incorporate u
Agencies Of Insurance Companies not ineor ppyatad
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-26

~ We are compelled to omit many arti-
b cles intended fos this issue to make space for
tho Presidents Message, among which are
our Legislative reports, several communica-
tions, miscellaneous paragraphs, etc. We
will manage to be cup to time" in our next
and commence the New Year with fair and
square start.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-26

Agents for the Standard.

Agents tor the Standard.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
10 receive and receipt for money due on subscrip-
Moa to the STANDARD:
L. p. FIsnEk, San Francisco, Cal.
TuOs. BoycE, San Francisco, Cal.
P.J. PRIMROSE, Port Madison;
A. B. You've,
A. X. BURBANK, Monticello;
ALEX. s. ABERNETHY, Oak Point;
JOIN WEBSTER, Seuttle;
MARSHALL BLINN, Scabeck.
A. B. PATRICK, Port Ludlow.
D@Money can be sent through the mails at
our risk
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-12-26

THE MISSISSIPPI CANAL.
The attention Of Congress, during the last
session was engaged to some extent with q
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deemed themselves required by the laws Of
the United States upon the subject, to de-
mand tax on the income Of Foreign Con-
suls in this country. While such demand,
may not, in strict terms. be the indication Of
the law, or, perhaps. Of any existing treaty
between the United States and any foreign
country, the expediency of modifying the Act.
30 as to exempt from taxation the incomes of
such Consuls ms are not citizens of the United
States, derived from tho emolumcnts of Office,
is recommended to your serious consideration.
] make this suggestion upon the ground that
courtesy which ought to BE- reciprocated,
sxcmpts our Consuls in all other countries
from taxation, to the extent thus indicated.
The United States, l think, ought not to be
exceptionally illiberal.
INTERNATIONAL TRADE AND COMMERCE.
The operations of the Treasury during the
last year have been successfully conducted.
The enactment by Congress Of National
Banking Law has proved a valuable support
of the credit. and the general legislation in
relation to loans has fully answered the OK
pectations of it's founders. Some amend
msnts may be required to perfect the existing
laws, but no change in their principles or gem
eral scope is believed to BE- needed. Since
these measures have been in operation, all do.
mands on the Treasury. including the payments
Of the army and navy have been promptly
met and fully satisfied. No body Of troops,
it is believed. were ever more promptly pro-
vided. aud moro literally and punctually paid
and it may BE- added that by no people were
the burdens incident to great war ever more
cheerfnlly borne. The receipts during the
year from all sources, including loans and the
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STATES.
INDIAN DEPARTMENT.
The measures provided at y6ar last session
for the removal Of certain Indian tribes have
been carried into effect. Sundry trpaties
have been negotiated, which will, in due time,
be submitted for tho constitutional action of
the Senate. They contain stipulations for
the extinguishing Of the possesspry rights Of
lards. 1t is probable that the effect Of these
treaties will result in the establishment of a
permanent and friendly relation with such Of
those tribes a. have been brought into fire.
quent and bloody collisions with our outlying
settlement and emigrants. Sound policy aud
our imperative duty to these wards If the
Government, demand our anxious and con-
slant attention for their material well-being,
their progression in the arts Of civilization,
and, above all, to that moral training. which
under, the blessing Of Divine Providence,
will confer upon them an eleva.ing and sane
tifying influence of the hopes and consultations
of the Christian faith. suggested, in my
last annual message, the propriety of rem
edying our Indian system. Subsequent
events have satisfied me of it's necessity.
The details sst forth in he report of the Sec.
rotary will eviucs the urgent need for imme-
date legislative action.
DraTRIcT or COLUMBIA.
Icommeud the benevolepce Of the institutions
established or pasronized by the Government
in this District to your generous aud fostering
care. n
THE MISSISSIPPI CANAL.
The attention of Congress. during the last
session was engaged to some extent with a
The New York herald., 1863-12-11

Mosquera's army at Pasta, and, from what can learn
through private sources, are giving him much trouble
Notes have been received from the French Spanish and
tinted ministers at Quito by the fcuadoran govern.
ment 10 reply 10 circular letter addressed 10 all the
foreign minister's announcing the probability OF hosthf
ties ana setting forth the reasons therefor IN which tho
sympathy % these governments Is strongly expressed
with the OF Ecuador and saying that no other
course could Dc pursued conHsent with the honor and
aguity of the government General Mosluera took his
ucparuro from Pasta Tor PopayAn, but upon reschisg
bueeaco he received protest from the generals aud
othor onoers of his army that remained behud In which
toy stated mat Uasmuch AZ he ha abandoned the 'front.'
OF tue army hey would not the enemy Invaded fasa,
De respohsluo Tor tho result tpon receiving this Geno
raj hosquea returned and addressed letter 10 General
Flores, IN "heh ho used the most Insulting expressions
towards tue government ul Ecuador aud also threatened
General Flores with attack and defeat but at the same
time ended by saying that he des red conference with
with him at CaTlofam The "a inst ihls rcpce,
however, would not DO granted General floren bo.
coming disgused with his manner OF proceeding Mos
auera having, besides the above letter treated in the
outrageous manner one o his AIDS de camp 70
him on Official business
General lrago was at the head q the conservative
movement Ia the province of Pasta Many Of tho con
servatiyo prisoners that hosquera 1t OBTAINING In
the cts of Pasta had escaped and reached their friends
the other side Colonel Lopez IN ~ the head VI the
rcactiunary movement at Mercaderes and ratA.
THIS movement thought 10 DO at the inst gaton OF
Ecuador which has called some Of tho most influential
the old cunfoTyatyc leaders OF New Granada to
to Pasta there 10 rc1rgani.e conservative government
IN oppo.llon TO that OF Mo-luera Among others,
Scuor Carainas and Scnor Zarama already in
QUITO.
lie steamship Ariel, Captain Tnklcpaugh, with the
California mais and ra.touserR that LEFT New York ob
the i3h inst arrived AT AFpnwall yesterday afternoon.
The pa.seugcTs came over this morning, aud now
bong Ell on board the Golden Age which steamer will
not leave unul 10 morrow having much freight yet y,
take Oh board The Iughsh steamer from 81 RI mas,
with the mails from England, also arrived VI AspnwAn
YESTERDAY.
occurring every day II las nov been epidemic nearly
tour month.
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
Our Panama Correspondence.

PASlsA, ". g., Nov. 81 1863.
AJnudl o. N, Spda,h AdHird-7he Gr,at Ship Canal of
Nicdragua-Re,,gn of ne Nonc9in0 D,rtctT 10 In
yoy,-Waot ne Cop.pdpy Erpcet 10 Poform-1hey Hope
10 Complete IL IN Fur TearSSoath American Neri, dc.
The spanish screw steam frisate Resolution bearing
the ag Of Admiral rin2on, and the English steam
frgato Bac banc Captain Mckenzie arrived IN this har
bor the l7h ust the former from a cruise 10 the
northward and the latter from the Central American
coast The spanish Admiral is, understand, with his
squadron ordered home, the English ship expects
orders Japan The roglsh gate su,le
now hourly expected from the northward with Tie
admiral. On her arrival the ChaTybds viii probably
leave for the Mexican coast.
1he Panama Star and Heydd Of the 10Th INST expresses
pleasure at hearing that the prospects Of the great
chip canal through Nicaragua fare good can be
pected" Ibis appears singular, when 10 is considered
that the completion Of the work would very materially
interfere with the prosperity Of Panama. II says In fc
gard TO this enterprise we knew already that the
survey had been finished with very satisfactory results
showing the feasibility Of the undertaking Now
that the government q Nicaragua is Lending It's
aid with good viii md IN earnest. Materials the
way out, aborern and will be provided in suGcon,
numbers from the native population and from abroad
especially from the Canary lsands). Two ANAL steam
about 10 be brought out 10 ply the lake the
river Ia fact active measures being taken to carry
the canal into eject Eeaidcs the Nicaragua govern.
ment has made contract with the tame company for
loan destined Irin1ipally to pay on Niea,sgaas share
clay 1890 Mr. Iowa. general managing director OF tho
company, going TO Europe by next steamer 10
all thoso aGaH, aud intends TO return IN January lie
tikos cot u powers for negotiating the said loan with
the company, and also All authorization 10 ottabsh
bank IN Nicaragua, with the privilege 10 coin money
cordng 70 tho decimal system" This all looks very
well Indeed paicr but. as have had occasion TO say
former letter think the aspect viii materially
ehanse when tie ~orA II commenced and beng carried
forward
The New York herald., 1863-12-11
Supreme Court OF tn, Uni,ed states.


No ts Audrow Rench, plaintiff IN error, w. Eliza &
DeeIy Ia 10 the Circuit court of the United states
for the district of Maryland. This cause having been
called for argument and neither party beng ready 10
argue the tame, dismissed w.b costa, under the
nineteenth rule
No. n TIE "sbp Iovpor,n plann0 N error, vs. sfas
ii HARRISON In to tho Ccuuy Court II the county
Of Soano Ca ornia Ths hay been called for
aTgnmtut, and neither prty being ready 10 argue The
same, was dismissed with costs cnder ito nincsesnth
rule.
No L. lcw'il hardy and wife planii0s IN error w.
yhos Y johnson. Tbs argltd by Mr.. Tram
for the plautns error, aud submiied the record
and printed argument by Mr.. Hepburn and Mr.. Hl for
the defendant 10 errcr
No. IS John Zee Houeton, ct al, plantfs n error,
vs Lucy r. Jones. THIS cause was argued by Mr.. Car
Isle for the plaintiffs error, and submitted on The Te
cord and prn'ed aremen by Mr.. Hepburn and hr Hi
for the defendant error.
No. IS Tie proprctors Of the bridge the rivers
Passac and liackon ack plaintiffs 10 error Tho Hobo
ken land and Improvement Company. In error 10 tho
Court Of frrors and Apeas Of the State Of New
Ihs having been called for argument and neither
party bong ready argue the same II dismissed,
with costs, under the nineteenth r,le
Nos 10 and H. The Orient Mutual Insurance Company,
plaintiff n error John Wright, uec, sc, and The
sun Mutual lneursnce Company plaintiffs ~ error,
Johu Wright tte, &c, The argument of these cases
wa nimencod by Mr. hamilton or tho plaintiffs 10
Adorned uptll 90 morrow a. eey en- o'clocK.