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PpF>tDHST PETROLEUM IOMFANY

Tis Company proincs 20 become one u ine oes' pa n
l,v ioImus TIesub.crifion list are i- hlu- np s"4 vs.
ADS o those fCasr who intent on fuisinf NV
fnan's in ihs kind Of stock 20 cal upon tue 1ns non
Agents. Mess L. H. SInPsON'A Co., no Gi cdar &c. VINO
Or reablc gentlemen. where they con obtain li prii'
books nsp, pfosPec, Of the Company See advertise
columns.
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COUNTY GOVERNMENT.
board Of Supervisors

STATED ssssios TUESDAY. Nov. II. 1866
c.,., IL o'clock m.
e Ioaid pur'uanito sd ournmen' III 'heif Chamber
No II City iial. p-t,, l., ~, ,.,,
ana the following members; . , 49,. . -,L
s9,i,or- Blunt Conner Davis. Fly. Little Roche. Shook
ard sswaft--9 . =,
S,ner,or Roche owed s the reading Of tho minutes o.
the = three meetings b. dispensed With
Which carried.
PETITIONS.
Petitions ~ the following named f5r Communication Of AK
wore pG-gsnied. ,n
Wa. 4. Boyd. Psnck Boyan
David 3. Css James 4. Sgfgcs.
Which wee referred 20 Ire Committee on Annual TiIe'
niLLs.
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AS OLD PATmoT.-John Cnppen, Of

AN Old PATRIOT. -JOln IUppcD, O
Brokenstr4w township Warren County, Pa, aged
oi years went over fouT miles TO ioungsyile
o. election day 10 Note ioi Lincoln. lac nisi
president ne voted Tor was Jefferson. lie has
voted tor every Wing and Republican candidate Tor
President since that period and D. always sure to be
.or BIZ country aud ben cause De was MOI quite oI
enoucb 10 vote Tor Washington tho great founder oi
our Government and vas too old too feeble 70
vote Tor Lincoln. tie prcsrryer nnd defender OF nc
Government founded by the Fathers Of tue lt'plbhe
nearly ccnturr ago. Notwithstanding Is advanced
wears DO chopped md split over 100 iah two years
ago and is stil comparatively active.
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F.r,,ty I.rURYD.-Coroner Collin on Tues
lay held an inquest at the New-AorS ho'p'a on 'h'
~ or NJ. Charles Jacobs who was injured by having
mo ~ tis arms crushed iu the machinery OF rulnoa
r., fac Morgan Iron Work- on the 'th inst Decensen
ga. a native of Connecticut. aged - years
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MEETING OP TIT GERMAN REr-BLCAN CEN
72AL o'n1IEE.-A meeting was held on Tuesday even
1ns o. ;he German Republican Central Committee At No.
q 1hird.sye Andres Whitman. esq IN the Chair Mr..
SeOTPr Manchont acting az Secrctary The following
resolution. prop ID separated and unanimously
sa"pird Tine Commit s called for being nominated by
he han. and the meeting adjourned.
No. f~a lnsts Conn tee b. appointed 20 Mai
n ier 20 rSpfe ie high eeefu and appreciation o.
teinir hepuocAis OF us city of hi 6urinr the
a., o. ne Commute 20 consist o. Representative o.
o. " r' snd the Bureau q the Central Committee
hFre lbs. Conni-i.e Of i've b. ap, POINTED ~ n MINI
o. app' ATOMS for s'o't tua Federal ofies.
Rer>d Ths blnqH- be held a. soon As convaren, N
s'eur, tue victory q ,!e Republican P,rv h. tl la.
sertios. ~ - ~ $50
Rs9r,i Thsi sieps be tssen to nv..g.e the frauds eo,
h't'd ifu: Va. lat. son by the democratic pe,ty al
b., cry. 10y "
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Coal, 81.
STEAMBOATS, an6 Railroads.

CAPTAINS and conductors are advised to
~ have elwsys on hand . good supply Of 4" TROPICAL
BALSAh " they oen havo Occasion IL tor colds
ethss affections OF . Ghost psocar pssssnse" no
neglected buying beforehand see sdYsrsssss Va der
Hcdicslr
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THg ROSE HILL 7 DIS RELIEF Association
IN, Association held their second anniversary on Tues
tsy ee4ug at the Presbyterian Church on tho North
IVES, corner Of Twcnt, secondst and EolrthaFc. The
Rer D. Crosby pc. led. The exercise OPP ned at
lie .es ling ofths scr. ures. followed by prayer Ad-
Slesse- were then delivered by the Rev. Aired Cook
-usu. als the Rev. NJ. buckland. prc'ee ed by tr
lica,uIer. Report, rc-d by the Rev. stephen 81.
IWg r lie stats that the amount received III
Iiet,riy during To- wear. iucudu the baiInce Oh
land on the ~ q Nov mber 1863 s s. $50 a. From
ths there cxpenoci for discharec- soldiers ~ tn
hospitals IN this ciy AID vicinity $3.50 81; IoI I9r
expense, goods pUclarcd. &C. & 800 A., leaving =
taiaDcr ~ the TIE IsLry Nov. l64, OF So -. Aiter
singing the " Star Sp4Hgisd Banner benedlci.On was
promo need and the ,y-I0ises concluded. The iollOw
Ing u list OF the officers OF TIE Asssociatoa; Fir
I,recIcss. Mrs. Richard Kelly; Sec9na Dircctrcss,
1ir- & V. Clark-on Treasurer Mr. WIN. kycr'
Recording Secretary Mrs VIM UIuimg. CORES
p1l,i. & secretary, NJ. A. G. Dunn
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Morris CHEMICAL POMADF restores Gray
y IL without eyens II is superior 10 any liquid preparation.
Sold by all Druggists at . and 20 cents bottle DeP'i No BE-
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The JAPAYFsE POLISH.-ladles can safely
sppiv the 20 h 10 tber Bst1oTais. chem eu mc
ased lust,. the beet PoilA iu e1l,ece Cog sru
ii ,u.ca's boots. Ash your shoe dealer foF
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Nor. io',2i - bbs. Flour; 100 bbls Whiakyj 2is
Dbl Corn Me.i 1900 tash. Wheat as1s bush Corn;
ooUo ousl' ye~ 100 bush. barley 40 pkgs. Pro-
Ashes; Is HogS.
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A steamer, supposed 70 be the Quicker CITY
was seen nj a. H. on the 18th inst in lat "a A., long
755 90, chasing alothc. upon which she wa gaining
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PaoDUCg ExCUANGg.-The enlargement OF
TN, building being completed. il VII he formally
opened to the merchants to-day. In addition to the
floor heretofore used by the merchants the whole OF the
iirs, aoor has been converted into single Sp'eou'
room caborstely decorated and provided with desks
and tables. telegraph Offices and other conyeicnees
egirsi. 10 such HI establishment.
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CITY ITEMS.

rs,aRyss OF RECURRING IN THIS CRY
EnsrirUIEsy olunteering is on the increase ~ tH'
rounty Volunteer Committee rooms anu promises Do
More long, 60 reach high point US 1t has ever hereto
tro attained The number OF substitutes Is also Oh Tue
tncresse An attempt was made on Tuesday py
large number of the latter to escape from the buonE
sn which they were cOnfnod-faoing the new Oouf'
hfouse--by cutting ont plank which would give ''u
egress But the design was frustrated by inner! US
soyery and interference. ana Mr.. Blunt imheo'"'e'y
look measures render the place of confinement su
tsnty ,ecue to defy oil future attempts ~ escape
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Advertisement.
ArR ARNrM'S NrSrrM TIL THEE MANMOrN

E.r Girls ,e,hu. ep pouud.-oSE TON Of fef n'ne nv
~, ,ttrsc.iirthe town for such ssb vii ur' 'r
.n again. Wi.h inc Giant. Giantes Dwa'ls, Cifra'li1n
s g. they NAV be .ccIi 81 OIL lonrs-
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III. chip O-rh.us from Boston while b.ls toyr, o her
rr ,a lc.dsy bed sand .rit tie svufn cry
sr0 yu. auu pui-d Gl ts Dy tie sts4ltlf
Charlie Fr.0u Zee, % PEI $40 las n7.scecsrs
suv damage.
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Bills Of tie following narnod Tor supplies and materials for
the New Court house were presented. .o, 4,
Payroll 20 November u, ~
Nssbu irwin, buck cement Nc... ''.'''...' I",s =,
John heliurn architect cOniri........... 2D1 ~
H. ". ". Cornell Co.. iron, a. per contract tst !"
Wetuore Co. iron and acknowledgements. S3 81
Bis Of a. following named for serving sabpenie' during
John M-jowan Special se.sion............."s75 ~
2tinue a. h,'Iri-9ii'' ,.''''''.' ms 20
Wh,h were re.eT cd 10 the tone- Criminal C'ui''
Bin Of Nu Mo,-e amounting to i52 o. foE sappe. for
Count, Jal d.iiis Oc'oucr lsot
Winch w4ar,l,irod g. tho CJuuai.teo County oheer'
b. 3D.. Lou. 1,r..oil, ouni- 90 - g. for srr' icra
o., mc-rret- ~ c.lr; o. spe-a Sessions during October
Wli' w,, offered to sle Committee Criminal Courts
Xgh va r--rci % t.- Committee County Oficcf'
Ba Of b. ~ Ftir-, amounting 80 o.. Tor Pain e.
Vic. Vs.. referred 90 ,ie c,nai',ee on Civil Court.
bi, ~ tlr following named i1f supplies of the county
election 49,. ~.
brown t.................... u ~
W ID Re c,...-..--.. '....-il,tI. o.
winch ves, Eei'rf.a 90 tie Committee on Fi'n'"s asi
B.,af rlrr Rcgr l amounting 70 =l29 f,s board o. d.
fsi.. q sri'rr.s.. lI-ir. October. laba
Wn.hws referred o. tt- Coaanee on Criminal Courts
E.5,I J. B,acs Son, tuoau,ins 20 $50 for repairs to
Will w...-,.-,,ii g. .f. Co. uittcs On Civil Court.
FL or g. Cu-u.or orDeau'as to sls Tor painting ana
sra..usior .pcti'f 'o.r Rooms ,..-,,C....
WLi.l t,l.rfci to t.o tonul.e" o. Civtl ouriA
Dol ofLtvi tfr1'el aoantns 60 b.s3 ~. for building
di...a 4l tibir. County Auii-1f.s bureau. -
Wl.. -lr-l o. toe Corr litcr ~ County Omo'r'.
49,. Of .k7oad Co l.. to 5iSi -. iof art.c.s'
TO- ca. Court Room. -c
Hi' Of t.e .'-s .l- a. --as W 'ittIou polls for
. a
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A t,ooD ExAMPLB.-We hear that the Young
lade. ~ Mr. Van Normaua School have made genei.
Ous dol,ton Of turkeys tongues and pickles Tor The
Sod.,r, Thanksgiving Dinner. vi lot the OIL =
sclOl.. do the same
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a HsirisH-AMEnIcAs ASSOCIATION IN THIS
.f'f'-lhe movement ALREADY begun among the Cana
s'a' residing IN this city, To form society Of Cana
sah' sad natives Of tie British aritne provinces
f.f Zoe plan Of other national societies has resulted
permanent organization. under the pams OF the
n.sa.A merican Association" This organization
a.. aecleo on fridsy evening" at q meeting held st
e stevens House: The various PROVINCES we're rspy,
Il,ea. Ut CLARK. Of Coburg. G. W., occupied The
sue D. e. 1esyeraft sotsa - Secretary fos tAs
sd,issslity efs,tsbiisAisg society 70, thu ,yo
'' = sossAi Intercourse ard iot osas, amin, Oh.
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MAsAHAY's BASD.-Thomas Manahan. we'll
fnoSn IN this city . bandmsster in years gone Nv
having been hoRorably discharged from the United
Bate service in consequence Of severe wound, 20.
.se,yed mas resumed his old profession. Lieut. Mana.
Ian has organized an excellent brass and string b.nS
ara ~ AoT open to engagements from his old friends
AND the public.
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es---sgTu<-1-yT

C0pPEGHEAD OUTRAGE At HoIC.-Ihe Cop
psILc4ls OF Rome 900 l SGT. have long been strt ing
i.r md been pretty fIeccsfI % ohrlniA- an infamous
noforciy. Assaults 600 indy Auai MON mra. dct.ing
tlr door .t pi U fltI aIu outrage or iW sort have
been 200 common ir thar town ns - pfsf hT VII out
o.. mach NOTICE. IN Albany County Drtrci Attorney
rs.s 20 3 rect fnnoii.r cler. On election night our
friends engaged tic large front room OF fie Railroad
Ious there convenient o. the t..cEr ph oihcc io
o.. purpose OF receiving thr Iriurn-. thr room Wat
crowded with people VINO amused themselves 40 the
interval. with siullAg MON fongs. AnDut eleven
90, nc the ID rce Invaded hY 'i1r Of ruliuns hn
commenced thtr proceed hy rnrer- for Nc iclnn
an followed Do up by ciiuiniie attack upon On"
olt.,eus tLnir and other furniture Wclr hruacn 90
piece, md fhr IliolsfF urprcpucd i'r sue nr atwt
ION .lr t,e.r live. Several Ue-o ball injured After
this va.orors rc.layIclt the gnur evacuated the
prcnisr. and portion o.. the p.op,. returned but b.
$50. considered safe to receive read any more 70
fuTns there nad the n'rinf adjourned q" TIE Union
Cluh Room iu tle Unnsr pfr OF the town steps w.
understand are belt 3 taken To- hrur the u'anns to
iusu-c ALBANY journal.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
sun R.e...G.is suu Srts......4 81 Moon Rses.. sas
HiGH wATEE IRis DAY.
SANDY Hook. o.l Gov Island ..j0.5s Hell G.'e..l2S1
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FIvg POINTS HoUsB or IyDUsTRY.-Th'

FIvE POINTS HOUSB OF INDUSTRY Inc
snanagers This excellent charity appeal for the where
within - give the poor who flock to then s"'e' i
Thanksgiving dinner. They say; educating ieeuinE'
ana clothing al ire children Of the poor that come 70
flcm their house crowded; tables oVcrio"lhti Inv
prices OF food and clothing nearly 6oni'Hi win IA
txbau,ied treasury ask generous IemenDFaiee in
She thanksgiving bcuafsctonS OF fhsr le'ioS -C III
T. enable MS 20 continue their work uneinpaIris-eu
Srarlv one Thousand meals are daiy iuinlsLce anu
on~ Of The hundreds Of Children connected VITA the
SCHOOLS lre allowed 70 sRHr Tor ciotAlhS. a. ~, ~.
NJ the institution are pressing al are asked 70
foutr,Sgte The smallest suns wal be gratefully re-
ceived Clothing clothing materials new or second
1aad siih al kinds OF provisions alc Nescia"es VII
g. ye,y useful and sent Tor II desired
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UoxAca JoXBs.-One of the person drowned
hy tho atc yacht accident on the Delaware was Horace
Jonc, t1e wellknoVn turtle proprietor o. the Laly
et.e stables il McrceEsi. Jones about 10 years
Of agc ud leaves a wife and one child. lie was said to
b. =. he,- double ieam driver in the Union.
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AMATEUR STREET SwgRPNp.- - singular and
ezct.,. scene occurred On Monday ia Ef'cN-stTeet
49, Boome on TIE occasion Of Ar. Andrew Aiu.lca1
l,. % wager in he late political Issue making DE-
debut as sireetsVeeper. ia Che preseAc6 OF largo
Aouooris. Ofuel, women and h0!s WHO hid been dlf
io'he1 ond were ear assembled 20 SEE inc trn. MI
e1lGrsu 10 seems. irade bet witt another person o.
lie erect that the loser shOid sweep fsseNsfrer. IRON
1rOore Delaney on the afternoon Of Nov. ~ aul
A. NJ was 50 unOI mate o. 70 stGke-EOt money, Dot
lynl ts-upOu Little hGo The latter having been
xvcpi - utterly into obscuriy by The lac weeping
n1a msjOTities. h. friend and edmIer was therefore
t0mpe.sd N perform the almost equally Gls-g eeealt
oil ~ n0a Esseystgeer which, b. the way, IS rot th'
tosnasf fhOroug fare the metropolis NegertLeles
b 49, - work gitl viii az the appointed tine" AMID
fnC0u aging shouts TOm the tnrong Of spectators. ou
,ad I.i made much progress when. eyidelty o. BIZ Sc
Ger ,atl.fsctou Re Was relieved by being tken into
Custom Dy the police who probably ac.td upon tn'
te0rs nat sryt'ing ~ sweeping nature coud De- ler
form! Rth much ~ Eater ability by The r"Srti corps
9th 'ii Inspector .hln b. aa adAcrrni OF t. oeunc
lre Napoleon.
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TIE MINING SCHOOL OF COLUMBIA COLLEGE

1UE MINING SCHOOL 0P COLUMBIA tol.LH'h'
a school Of Mines was yesterday inaugmaicd al
columbia College and promises TO be %, great i'm.
1or,snce in furnishing for the development o.
our m neral resources The school owes It's birth 10
fs,e on the part Of few Of the professors TO add 70
e prsciicsl knowledge Of those branches Of science
Sloh seek 70 disinter and utilize the vast mineral
-rea,n wi oh undeTles the surface az our doiAl"hs
The following is the OF instruction. winch has
axen determined upon for the discipline oil the ne"
s1hOol. $500, c,i.
Gomez chemistry RltOnsi Mechanics aud Mining,
Saryey!ac Mathematics, Analytical HeOnety, D4nvI-
enlia and Integral Calculus.
second year-Aiineralogy and Metallargv. Mining
Engineering Anal'tl Chemistry botany ana re
III, hird year VIII De devoted TO the completion Of
Aloe studies: AM the different machine shops ana
petsIueIca establishments Of The city and suburbs
wi b. visited by the students IN company win QUE %.
f. professors during the recesscS. when each student
y U write repolt az tie result OF Dis oservai OBS
which report will be considered as cqua. to Two weekly
examinations Certificates Of proficiency sill D. fFcr
= student, who undergo satisfactory OK mluAiio"' 81
acy one branch. Iuu those who successfully pass
enough either az Pie 1lete courses val he conirffl
fhc deIfce 0 Mining LuL .neer aiu bacAtc. o A'7'
mn and special summation will Do hold Tor cA,4-
Sa'c, fcf the degree of Doctor a. PhioeopN.
Tho school viii De conducted by the following pfoie'
s0rs /. !. T.. Barnard ID. LID. Pre- ldent. To-
jumba College; Thomas Eglesrou. jr.. ", No ,"
f.l-aVe. Professor O.. Hineral0Ey AMI MrtalurFf
sunci. L. Vmton. no. Hra'e'couFi IIo'A.,-
IgLt. Professor OF Mining Engineering Charles =.
Chande,. Ph.D., Columbia College, Professor 81 ann
lvcs' Chemistry; join TOrfny. MD, IL d.. 90 l'4-
d. College Organic Chemistry Charles 4 Joy. Pad
oIJnbi4 & Oligre. Lecturer on Zoology. W. g.. IecA
Il ID Columba COLLEGE, Lecturer Oh Mechanic md
lm.ne surveying. Ogden y Rood, a. A.. toAnmaia
t,'er> I eeturer on Physics; John IL Van Amringc,
An. Columbia Col. se. Lecturer On Mathematics.
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lJrluiulo.


NLECTiON PRINTING!
II Io.f"l. i..ets trrl''r. g. 20
CIAELi.> 6. ~tI..LIl's,
to o. taN' LAi 81.
EXM. EYERDELL- SONS, M. Jos Fulton
w n-sFEAh JOB PRINTERS sod LABEL hAN
rFACIt R.H~.
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Z ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
4 ARR NDEblENT Leave, New York James slip and
81 ia. Rv.f for Ore-up5r Saz dnro1r l.nptonss &c.
L. D. u For Nslha-A LNelapd. Isl !, B-byloa, and Farm
--.i.. a. 10 D. m gui .. N lrrf.Ei1g through {,
Grcelpor. SAT- RDAl rvrui - For sn.se' a. 10 ~
fa sni r "a iSt4s-s connect To- Cold >prns.
.vs.. $50 srf Hrufin7on) for Hrfnps,~sd. jamaica and
Nirhsd Il. D. lad l0..p a 'u and 3 4 and ..
SUNDAY fNrfKSfOh TRAIN - Leave, tNh -, fsss
sr. - 4ts No. f5r isuhuus stopping at 81 stations er-
rrr H.uesd .d ,yossr EgcuF-ion tickets iof th trna
4. rsd-cri t.,e-. =. RaAsOAt.k >uperin.D ndt ~
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Maxim tls total amount asked or g:3 SO %
And ere Board of Fd.,aio hereby rr9u. not ait.T de-
aue,, " '' M TO- p, Coanty Of NcYor -.
frrr,d 'r iuuftcuth crunn Of i a aud the -ry "a
f .si act the H1ard Of dHe.0u fs'fi-s tibet the boil
ancs ,i be tle ,uu, aud above L. specified j.
t hecut srDlp ol snd ur thi.n "i d. required drinf
,i year lt5 - tt NUN meeting tHo annual rIpousc.
oil Pubic instruction g. IRE c'y Of .'rr-1 o-E.
THO foregoing eIs'r ~ u'.i ill' sy adopted Of the
pei. o. of Do board Edl, o held 81" e,0nd day OF NO
'si'O'' ''' 81 MCLEAN. Pf-s'l.u, aa,rl o Educ-'iou
T.fDM f- BOf 80. i.rrf ni ,,td of Education.
Which .ss received al4 f..ered 60 tAe Ion'tau on An
ro,,rn.ation W.. received rom the Harlem Bfdso
Corui.si0irfs. frln.riff'u4 frrcfy pn.
Wlch "a. 4eioIicd - thr spec. ,omnio on Harlem
Buasc
The so..i Com, ,ie, on Sc, C,ur iiou.s presentsd a
report ID, lyor Of adoy,.at r'.olriignss iolo"s'
Reorei Ts, fo ft, nnnI-d Boo to sHn~sed pay roll OF
yl permcd by tneu and Of mon"s d." hein ~ e. Nc.
,,n, ~ Igf,l h.. ,n..d add allowed 30 2g9 ". rni
psid by the .f"D the appropriation 'or 'on'fnc
ton OF sew County ,onf Iiomc'
which adopted by the oilow ny vote 49,. ~. nm,
Acknowledgment Blunt tonntT bA'i' ny iiuc'
Roche. Shoes Stewart aud Twc~d--9
NE Committee on County Ofhrcr. presen'ed rePor, 10
f,yor Of afout In rrs,luiion rs folows
Rlg-s That che bill, oil named Tor post NOR.
ten examinations nifo up 90 October iO'' De Ao'd and
SLOWED - folloWs. $500. . - :, a,-s M
Woo.'er Beaeh... liS % Henry d HaHH,i; in 10 10 %
1nos Robin -n.......... ..s..+tf W. '"
and tho Coup,roel directed 20 Pay tAem i'om APpio''
zion for Coroners' Fce..
Airmativ.-supcn..oT. Conner, DAM, ~ Lh'ir Roche
bhoos Stewart snd I~esd-o
Nersvs--sup>r'isor Brni-l ,., .
tn. sp.czl Committee ON Now Iourhoas pfc~niea
report IN favor OF oItng resolution :" follows ..,
R,issd The, tho bill. Of the following n.m. Tor
kc furnished iof constitution oil Ssr con~J oou'
he sudited and allowed, a. follows Ann, n.
k.sbi. Irwin brick. cement =.
John alum .eryicos architect - pos coutrsrt Iso. ~
j. 4 W. W. Cornell Co.. iron, ~ per oonuso. s,,s
wstaof. Co. Iron snd ',eel az
Nnd Comptroller directed Ia pay them from appoP"
0sa 4, lo1rtuc.ioa VfNeH lVlLly CVA,hQ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-11-17
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Sov. lg.-s'.,a,r Pe-.,s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
Buekssld Village sehoOl .

IN. DE~ocE,r 4 very pleasant ani
proftAbie term % study. under tbe di--r-
tion Of Mr. A p Bes.e. has ius, ciosej.
Mach credit i do @ The cficieni teachvr
for inf1sing that interest and ,iror INTO n
nsials % az - scholArs. 80 nccrssar, 90 a
pro6tabie school The fsll Attendance "a
matter ~ much encouragement % ihr
community a. vel a. O. the teachsr. the
~holc number being abogi eighty. inclsding
tie priussr, department. under the ,ha--,
Of Mr. B~ssS
tnusuai satisfaction has BEEN eNprc-.sd
~ AT pstr0n- 81 ~ srhooL The tern
closed ~i'h an ~Shib'tsos 81 pleasing sNris-
a.. cons sting Of dcclAnaii0as. select real
ings. diAlogD-s.sougS. A.. A hi,lr stirnp-
lbs ~As broughi % bear spon n pcriorrn-
ers by Prizcs being oiicrvj for c1cclcncc
IN deciArnaiions. reading. ani comp-o, ition.
The svicet r,adiugs were 81 rare cxccllcncc.
and sho-vd that ths branch Of learring.
secona o. hone "a importance hAl rcccis-
Cd ~ due share of stiention.
We hOpe thai The success Of thi, term %
study UHi encourage this community a. wcli
a. others. ~ oacr thc sans alvantases O.
ihe yo0nc. daring each suooccding Auturnn.
" Geld q not b. a great improvement for
ever commonly % auy c0nsnierabic sizc.
a. have a. least thr-c terms IN a year.-
ore IN ths faA or spriag-insicAd % max
ing the uiH;cF an sunllacE schools 80 long
Cox.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1864-11-25
Chief Justice Of The Uni,ea STATES.

EN->enafor Hale not many ycars SINCE
declared in bis place that ths Sap-eu.c
tour1 = the Unitei states va tl.e great
citadel of slavcry i1 ihis Countr, Thr ia.
famous Drcd Scott DECISION sal-egueutlv
made. oousrmsd thi- opinion ofIIaie AZ
Tins tine only too members ofthe Bend
dissented iron, IN opinion ofJulre fancy.
One Of them (Nei-ean) hss siace Ii.i IA
the other CCurtisJ resigned. Notu-b-
standing AT this. THE Court has nos a ma
jority and win have ~hen q successor of
Judge Tsney is appointed. .ouad upon iL-
graf questions Of slavery nos a-iiaiin- che
country
It o. important horcscr thst Gle r.eht
nan should b. PLACED az the braI of ti,,
Court 10 b. Fortunate i1r fir country tLst
~ have go' that man. 81. ioucrs bead and
strouhiers above every other man is tIe
country o. ability and pccul,sr ftncss ~
tiat exalted. reT.orsitle position. Ws
need nof say to oar readers that o. m.lr
salmon Chase. q Otio. Asa.tate.rar
ani ilrisf. Ex-G0t. CHASE siaad. second o.
- man ia Che Jn.on and f.i, sanicr BE- Ola.
frrs'-ent lincoln .r sny o,l,r nan la o.
out oi astlar.tF should f.r u.ament Ia.k
in any other iIrrcfian Or Chitf Ja.u.s
Of the >lpreue Court of the nation. ~.
tr1st ,he President uill never Permit o.,..
trait0rs. Oh "a. ,cs All US aee8 -,-.rr,,-
tics o. fscc,ssialy interp9se b-tseea t.a-
-cIf ard PLAIN, positive daty. NeitL.r
should any OH oabinet chickering's or tas
factious oppositon sf ss,h usen a. the
B.alrs lc allowed to stand in the rav
TIE voice sftl-e osuotry b. Or CHASE against
auy or al 0ther men. Let fle P-esasnt
'' dare o. do raj e. asd b. uil D. in ,i, e.
ture o. hc has been ,a fbe past. friamrhan,.
y sl'taiaed ~ generous. l9yai. Ia a5il-
ing Pcopic