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Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

"a single word from France, Russia
and Sweden would have prevented the
invasion of The Duchies; bat the Ties of
gratitude for all services do not bind
France; a common nationality and a
common danger cannot move Sweden :
treaties and alliances are alike lost upon
Russia. These powers will neither do
anything now nor tell US what thew In
tend to do hereafter. 1t is their boas,
that England IS isolated. Meanwhile
the Danish monarchy itself seems TO be
threatened. Nothing would Be easier
than to send the Channel feet 10 the
Baltic. But it is not by sea that the fate
of Denmark will be decided, and our
small land force could not permanently
Influence the decision of a war carried
on by 10000 to $4,000 men agains,
States which could, if necessary, place
ten times thar number ia the field; and
calm reason steps il 10 remind Us that il
is no part Of our duty 10 redress all the
lnjastlce which is committed under the
u .-LOnd0n Times, Feb. 22d.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
ADMINISTRATORS

Notice is hereby given that viii sci J.
est bidder for cash the following real
The southeast quarter Of the s0a;bees
section l3, town 5 range Is, eIeePta
sold or the east side. sale 70 take
vile. Monday, March ., at 10 e'es
ELESORR 81
Aministratr;x o. the estate Il
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
ELECTION NOTICE.

The qualified voters IT tbs City Of BnHs
take notes that AZ election vii be hslu
day, April 4th for the following siEesr, ~
One Mayor, four Adorned oas Cigcs
Marshal, one Teasurer, one kssessOF, q
Commissioner. and one City ErgiBss'.
BY order Of City Cor
4. &. FISHER 3
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
LEGAL NOTICE
Oliver Stevenson and Maria T. .
wife, eomplainAnts,

Oliver Stevenson and ANla -
wife, eo~mplainAnts,
John Mcpherson Ralph "
Preston, J.. W. Bryson and ranAIl
as K. W. Booth & Co ; Ab'snam en-
FrOunstine, Joseph Frounsiine ana T5
partners as II. A. Frogrstina Seo-' q
lex Nark Reeves, Francis y 0ooei
and John L Perkins DartDers - "a
Co.: Albert Kelly and George +.
as Kelly & Harding Amos tutlel
and Henry TerriD, partnors as 80
Roger E. Harding. Matthew fhe, e
bard and Henry Yogel, partners 8
YOgel, respondents.
In the District Court NeEane sO~
Territory. 10 Chaucsry. -
IA pursuance Of . decratal 0raG 49,
said District Court. in the above
10 me directed, I viii Offer for saie
at the front door Of Dsn's building
in the county aforesaid, (that ee,ls
which the said court vas lass hssaI' I
Wednesday, 23d Of March, a
at one o'sloek, P. Il. Of that day,
described re al estate, to-Hit: me
tional quarter Of section eighteen
east quarter Of section tWenty-ts
five, north Of range fifteen, east Of ~
pal meridian. sitaated in said eoun.l
SAID real esas now being the TO"
Mcpherson, enc e. said dsfsndaEts.
". g. Glass
Sheriff aud Master
lroWByilie, Neb. Feb. Is, 1854 D.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
ESTRAY STEER

Taken up By TIE underagnsd
ingtOn Preeinst. ucar the kers
the 9Th day q February, ISIS, =.
with white spots on bis Dip. bird -
knees, foFefset white, and abOSI
Rsh. Is, n2s-Es-sH- pi
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
Notice

Ihave left with O. @. Dorsey, Esg~ ,
all the books, papers and accounts 49,
nectsd with the Advertiser oihsaflonih@
ment 70 ny withdrawal, H8 i falg
act as my agent. Thoss haEine unssiaai
r. W. III
BrownviIle. March 2, 1884, .
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

I'EEEs, SHRUBS. &e.-T win hrw
this spring in limited quantities saa
trees, Grape Vines. Currsnfs BlEs
Raspberries. Flower Shrubs Sc, Of
cultivation.
n2t. r. W. FURY
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
a eorrespondent from 6pringhe

-
TO- The DEMOCRAT says There is 9 strong
feeling ID The loyal ranks for Abraham
Lincoln for the next President. But al
stand ready 10 seaport the nominee OF
the Baltimore Convention.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

Col Streight has recently escaped from
Libby prison. Richmond He addressed
a letter to the House Military commit
tee, giving an account of the treatment
of our men there. They are treated
most shamefully. The rebel authorities
utterly disregarded terms of truce slip
u~Iations made with Col. Streight when
he surrendered near Rome, Georgia,
nearly a year ago. They agreed 10 al
low each regiment TO keep its %colors;
their officers to be permitted TO keep
their side arms. and the privatss to keep
their blankets and all private properly.
This was kept for awhile, but after they
were transferred from General For.
rest, to whom they surrendered. to the
rebel authorities at Atlanta, they were
turned into an enclosure there, without
overcOats or blankets and kept there for
four days, and then sent TO Richmond.
Here the officers begged hard to send
home for money and clothing. This was
granted. The letters seldom reached their
destination, the money never. General
Wilson took from Col Streight the stipu-
la,ions of surrender, and would not re-
turn them. The universal condition of
the prisoners 90 Belle Isle during the
late severe winter IS fully confirmed BY
Col. Streight.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

England has at last concluded that she
might be a little behind the age, and has
sent three commissioner stO inspect and
report on our ironclads. sYF
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
Artemus Ward has recovered from The

Artemus Ward has recovered from the
spell of sickness which laid him up in
Utah,-We hope he did not leave bis
Babes in the Woods there-aud has
arrived at Denver, where he has been
delivering a series of lectures, which is
paying dirt" ''tailings and aIl'' eecor.
ding to the mining phrase.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

Rhode lseland has wheeled into the
popular line and the Legislature has adj.
opted a series Of resolutions IN favor Of
me reelection OF President Linton; and
recommending to the loyal people Of the
United States, tlat they
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

War news, this week. has been unim-
Portanl, vague and indefinite. principally
concerning the movements Of troops.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

The total National debt on the Isl Of
March was 81 ,513, 291 DAB 80. About
half the debt s~nzarland
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

A new telegraph line between New
York and the West, has been completed
as far as Toledo. Ohio.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
An Excellent Farmfcr 5

For G~reenbaeks. Il contains 20 aTa
beautiful bottom land, well sanced; y
finely Watered, and situated en- t1s
Nemaha, about four and . bali mla
Rock mills.
Apply to James Cameron -.
BrownYille. March 2, 1854. %
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

It is reported, BY the Worlds special
Washington correspondent that during
a grand council of war held by the Pres
ident, Cabinet and prom inent military Of
6cers on the s9h Lieut-Gen. Grant ex-
pressed himself in favor Of the capture
of Richmond as the first step in the com.
ing campaign Also that the great bulk
Of troops will be concentrated in Virgin
ia. 1t is believed that $50 1000 troops
can be brought against Richmond in a
very short time. ss
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

Ii is reported that the rebel War De-
partmenl has taken measures to con-
script 90 1000 negroes to work On the for
tifcatiOns at Richmond.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

The election at Nashville, Tennessee,
on The 9Th, went in favor Of immediate
emancipation by 500 majority.
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17
To cOYSIIMPTtYES

Consumtive sufferers win rsce;vsa
prescription for the cure Of Co.'s
Asthma, Bronchitis aud all threat q
affections, Gree Of charge, By sending
dress to-
REV E. A. WILSON,
WilliamsbuV
u22-s-sw. King Ca, SsS :
Nebraska advertiser., 1864-03-17

To Hon. Jas. C. Hall, Senate Chamber
columbus, Ohio.
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pasd vtno- ADD had attended on The trl before
N. Referee January 10 st subsequently, on March L.:
aG took from Nn ". blo.y two cha,.i mor.sees for
I 100 each on The properly IN question.
The mortgages become dne IN VI 1901, and h. cth"r
H. March st beng upod the defendant the lit 81
January 1905 .o.cosed than aud hssfg seized The opeft
caused u o. b. sold ON the l9ti Of Jaupary.
The PLAINTIFF ayosy appeared 9, tho sse snd forbade The
pfor.sdg md sbsequcutlv nenesd The eeion "a
qu. s,ion recover .heir value from tho defendant
IN. mn qi.sons H. the Whether the defend.
ant bona SIDE purchaser whether the notice he received
war should rave pat him inquiry which would
have shown bic -rintors went OF title
The defendant objected the introduction Of the judgmen,
record the former si, as evidence OF anything that cc-
CURED obsequcp, 20 the date Of the mor and o That
nothing which mad not been proved have belonged to Jo
.cph H. Racey prior tho date OF the Receivers appoint
nient could be recovered Of the plaintiff.
The Jury after being honrs brought In YER
dict for tho plaintiff cr so, which does not carr costs
William n Sortr1p for plaintiff George W. Winss.c for
fef.ndaut
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Cbsirnan Lee. Con-. for Sanitary Communion.
Nrv-NoPR Dec. o. lrfa
Pas-rnacrs Nailed.

IN sf,1mhp P0Iia, for Lir,rpoI rin oa,>afto~r-Mr.
". W. White, James Laurie, g. II. tossr, No ana Ars
David Pepper John Loegood q. b. Govcr = l. Pennimsn,
John King Geo. Slsckneyer, X. W. Westoa, Herman
Dwyre J. Tayes c. Tllemsa, Fred Foster A. bige,ow F.
Tinghast Joseph 4. y nghas Dr. and Mrs. GeoIge 4.
DUMMY c. w Field, 1r. and Mr.. Henry G. Lord, L. I'd
wards l.. Loewenbcrg ]. - Pohensus. William Boes, D.
Morgan j. w. Gale H. T. Cox, Rev Dr. NcMunay, }. Rsy,
=. Burns NJ n. Chaplin, J. A. Cas,ery, d. Csleei, IT,
Can't, Hickey j. Roberts, q. C. SGu.h. A. ~ beckwiib, y
Edwards q. Hudson, J. Il. Hopgl-. 4. d.. Thonpson.
H. seanstip Yazoo for NrOrisoEs-Hr. j. r.. Lock
wood y H. Dow.e q. NJ StarbUck, d. g. Fisher Joseph H.
Warren " W. Bennett John Mead, Joleph ". Baxter, c;
More Edwin Berscr ) simpson Capt A. d. Irving and
servant Capt. Badger q. h. Stone Denis CTonan, H. d.
Emerson Fred. jack son. VIM. J. Stephens, Miss Mary
Block John NcClusky, end others In the steetase
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Arrived.

Shin Alice Rsr fof Bosou) Ros Liverpool e. days coal
aud 's, master Experienced strong :" weather most Oh
slip Evening star (of Porilsn Roc,nson New oeans is
sbp Par.nA ,ArsJ Lsns.son Morievdso Nov y. hides
Ship Chaco, Edwsrds Newureans 10 days md'e to Geo
Slip iiumbOld, m,ml. Han.bars % isy', ni'' aud %
Pars Priness. Aes9ndra of 81, Cro Dante s. Thons'
Dec "a and TURKS Island Jan salt snd coffee 70 Roc =
s siI ISs o. s.r. ' sn boafisd b. nd asd her
b. Br schr Melro.e Of wind.0r ~ s. from - Donso
and in ~ wan. Of ns.il,or paihs F., q he p 4
board with insiruciSns % 20 70 Iiss Island iAe l. A.
bark znsmela. s,eIsh. BELIZE. Hes, Dee. 81. Iosvsod
aud cotton to F. Aes,ndre Sons Dec 81, OF An,or.;
r s.f .''ns 81 R2G.sa eols ae
,on Tor Port Royal day lost fofcsa sph tore
and main sysA Has had heavy n and N W. sales Rom
BsIi PALM. tBr. Bidde, Belize, Hon. Dec d. oswo0d to
BsTs Giaetspf tPru. Riede Rio Janero Nov II. coaee
TO Funch. Mehcke Mendt
Bark Ada Carter (of Pornnd) kenny ssgu. day. sugar
to Miller Houshtou. Dec g. saw brig gong In "h'"'hs
Brs Nautilus (of Labcck s,eaen, Rio JsneiFo 10 days.
Br. San Juan COi Nss.se, n pl BensasS Tobs'1s log
wood &C. TO +. Aexandfe Son In Tobacco faS'ass
r,s..d schr bound H. showing Mo-. ,,2sJ
Big Tiger Isl John ~ b. Lyneh' St Martins = days
hi, Henri.tia of BsTmuda) Hodoa, Be-siuds IL d'y'
BHs VIM NJ bodse ,c' London. Anderson, Pern.n.oueO
Dec Il hide. 10 H. H. smith.
Bns Maine (of Nssss n. Jsras, Havana jan ;, ballast
10 c. / r. J. Peters -. g., r.
Big r. j. King Doene, ST. Thons' Dec. 20 Via sa Cay
I. L. jan P salt G. II. u. Post. " III,
sehr C. 4. Ward Edwards, Port Royal Il days, osas'
10 master. - l., . =, :
Powell -
Schr James r. Bugroush, tof Belize Uond) Brown bue
tan n days TO James Bishop Co. Dee ~ ~
Carysport Reef boarded from L. :. guAboAi 1lose'
cIulslnE
scr Albert (of Nassau Knowles Nasal II dsy' oo't
20 Darrell L Co.
WIND-Sun-et s. w. very lirlt.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF embellishments. IL
Cleared.

S'ssn.bip.--Ocesn Queen. Tiakepsueh A,Pinwnh; d. b
Allen Rosnok- Drew Havana, Ludsal, ueineken * 90
Persia (Br.), Lott Liverpool. f.. Cunssd.
siP-Plynouth Rock, Grant. London G1innei' hn'nrn
I Go.
Bsrk.-iues (Br). johnson. DernArers c. 4. DeJcues
Erpres. Bohrs, Port Royal BiIby Il GO.
brss-Prent.x tspsn.i Mand.ns, Montsvideo, J. IL Ce
balos; Anita Owen Wallace Codiz, Peek Church.
Schooner.-Fountau. DAsis, Fall River, j.. II. ksniner
Cy1Eess Elliott, Boston, 4. 81 Hayhew; Pslss Baygou
Boston w. s. Brown Co.'S W Y Legset,; Gibson. York
River; Nautilus Pilsbury, Wsshin.to- w - Brown Co.
NatafkAs Hutchinson, Boston, g. l.. Hatch, lglis Newell
Mott Eoston O. l.. Hatch; Blue jacket fBr How Halifax
Tho. = Whitman; ii. Middleton Freeman, Beseiori bent
lev Smith Co. Sceptre Orb Pis, bely', Aersndr'
sons; springbok Johnson Por hoyil, I. N. Msyhew
Harriet Baker Ebber, Boston, q. l.. Hechi WesieEbroos
Barta Boston. do Triumph, Lombard GloSces'er' h. o.
Bskop.
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TRAINsLEAVE NEw-yoRK;

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORKS;
Fer New-liaysn stEr.) li:SO g. IN il:is fErL SEQ
(Frl $50 430 and tEH p. M.
fcr Blidsepon, :, 9 tEI.l, liSA l2:ls OK, 500
GA, $50 ..Jp aud tf1.l =. n.
Yer Milford and Stl4s!Ord, :, II; m $3.50 1902 nl
Yer farheid Southport and .es,pO.t, iiaos m $50.
TesN@rv4t. s:'' n,ae I. n; is.ls tEr.), $500 E1l
For Darien and sro,nsicA, $3.50, 1850 NJ; $50 49,
$50 r.. 49, , =, A..
ros siaacra :, (Ex 49, l,.9Os Nj l2.l5 E.S 500
U.f.l 80 $50, a;.O, ttxb p o ,,,o
kor fof Ciesr and g.eTmed.tc stations, WV i'N'
10. $50, $50 $50. $50 ?.
/ C0sNECrlNG TRAINS.
For Bo-'so vi Springfield q b. iEXh So" ,kx, r. &C.
tor bo,tou Va shor. Line ig;lJ tf.x.l, 8 ?.
fof ilAruord ,.d springfield, (En) 1880 a. nj 300
! tEx.l .. n.
tor Connecticut N,es Rslsosi "a lEx) to Monir, a.
| ll.3ua. ~. g. y OFT 'Iailytpu.
For Hartford Providence and Fl.hkii Railroad CEIl,
1889 O..
30. New Haven Nev.Londcn and S.orrston Railroads 1t
Z =. Bee. 1918. .. ?. m.
tor Canal Railroad iz:l5 o. m. 20 Northampton
For Hogsssonc railroad, y H.
Fox Aals4tscA ksircsa, a. m. p.
For pal0uTy 80 Norwa ak Railroad = $3.50 H. $50 u.
Commodore Sleeping Cas- attached - p H. Trains.
JAMES H. lOfI, Superintendent.
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Isi.e mad IoIJ %; fs.s,u5lics.

TIE lecture of +. u. Belten, esq. on me above
subject viii BE- repeated he anmou efne, Of The d'
en Cooper Institute the bsue, n the Sanitary Com
GFw. Work. Dec. -, leG5
T.. 2. BELDES, asq.-DrsR SIR. Herewith nave fhs
pl.ssu" ~ enclosing rrs0 ion rdop.d 81 Sic Aeeins m
Cooper Institute last evening IN reereu 70 your ecr., 20
eloquent md fun Of rerfr,h, Ire i-e I'D al 81 hfpia
lics'
On motion Of the Hon Narir r. Thompson senonded ~
l.. Iiazstue, esq, i war urluimorsy
hesoted That the thanks OF This meeting tn rreg"re' -
T. f. Beden osq his ablo aud incre Ing lecture con-
tanning sentiments oarsby 9i,lcd 10 tho prese NJ time
aud the dissemination ~ rhchs ns needed b. a par
e aud that he be requested 70 .psa the a. h. earnest
convenience"
ISAAC ~. SMITH
Cbsirnan Lee. Con-. for Sanitary Commission.
NTw.NoPg. Dec p, lrC'
Isaac W. sxrTa Eso-D,ar Sir: in answer 70 your, OF
I'D covering copy Of resolution passed. on Monday evening
last requesting repetition Of lecture propose the EVEN
ing of JAM 81 for @ purpose the proceed - b. devoted %
the object do not take cfcit 10 yse FOR any aVor
extended my remarks but 10 the trausrndent mporsnt
The principles underlying the subject especially Il
tne when failure OF ie g0yernnen !n tbs iand VII re
fixture for tie world II any hu bic voice shall ai IN direct
ing public the real OF dcuccr, which.
ina ny Judgment. greatly oye-ook@d by a. every
name It viii be remer bered with 1siaclB when The
ficts OF party shall have passed from my memory.
Truly yours, f.. +. HyLDyS.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT-JAs. ta-Befors
Judge SBIPHAS
u LIZ

This wac suit TO restrain defendant fron infring-
inr re,ued Letters Patent granted 10 complain ants for
new And useful Improvement for regulating the pressure Of
steam In . boisr," preliminary injunction was here
tfore granted In the and II now came Up Tor hnai
hearing
Tho Court osid
decree must be entered In ths for tho oompnanss
Tie objection that they have existence a. corporation
well founded. They became corporation under the s"s
OF Yot aud hsv, been dissolved Whether tue
omitted do anything by reason Of which they
might Liable to be dissolved Proceedings ton Asenst
them for that purpose 10 mmsterA here to inquire
have dc lb the patent good and valid one The IN
.n, a and fnsdtoron, II has been sustained an
full and sborious trial At law aud with the verdict rendered
on that Trial snd still after mature dsiberaton ssir
he'd Let decree be enteredmaAng the injunction perpetual
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fAdvetssemept1
MILLER e. CARPRNTER. Produce Comm

echants for the ssle Of Butter Cbefs Lard Egg Poultry
Gene Gram Flour Porb, Hep Seeds Bean, Dned fa,,
and Country Produce generally No Enc BuidiDgs " Y
No 900 Washingonst We give personal attention ia
the selling OF all goods consigned 90 Liberal cash sd .arce'
made on con.ifnms Reference: President Of Irving ank
NJ Nars PRECEDENT Erie Railway Company; President Nortf
River IYanl and sackot, Beleher Co.. ". v
N B-Wanted con.ignueut, State and Western Dressed
Hog. and choice Dressed Poultry, for sbrps
md hon ira
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Met,Norasusift.

Tie ,ohr Onsl. (of IAak N.S Nscn iror' Nrsula loT
New OH with cargo Of salt struck KooAemay. L. l.,
on til. o.. ht tn. nth and .ii te-e. she hes
bl~ cargo total loss The oaplan aud crew arrived at this
city Yesterday.
away yesterday for rep,rs She Ia, austa,d but
liiti. damage.
g. \ steamer Vckshurr, recently saiicueds' - hair,".
=. guard poai ha. been relieved BY the Remington.
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COURT OF COMMON pLEAs-srgci.l TEpM--JAy. H.
Before Judge CspDoyG.
DfCTSIoNS

W.lmegdire, Sc, at. Salisbury, &o.-Judsmcnt
granted: ref'rrc appointed
Elins act. ssnf.-Sfoon denied without costs
Oscrb,ld sgt. Oaiob.ld.-Ioaon granted T; reference
ordered
nr.d.n ag Trsvls-Moton denied. without costs; but
plaintiff may n ho elect have order o. reference
tain the amount Is exempt by statute not
Fire Department AIT ClancyD.endaut nsy in 20
days durng which time al proceedings on the pt OF paini
be ,tayed: Of the denim and Soco. o; i-
motion abd. the Of the action; the order OF Dec 29
1863, 20 be- modified accordingly.
In the Of the habess corpns OF John Krdschny sg
Johanna KraohDssy for the custody OF their i've Children
Writ discharged no improper restraint shown.
Scott agt Sp.n~r-Moliou granted. with = 10 costs.
ColdschGid AT. RenkMot.on denied, without costs.
In the matter u the accounting Of ssgnees Of Lane
SuhMoon denied without costs rBy OF proceedings Va
Gated.
JAN H. Before Judge CARpOzo.
DECISIONS.
People Richard b. Murphy Order ~ commitment, fnd
ali nbse queu proceedings set esde See opinion
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS-sPEcIAL Trgr-JAS. l3
Before judge CARD0ko.
DECISIONS.
Mawer agt. Topping.-Motion granted.
Ba.nhaeher asl MuliigbnOrdef will be granted On de
PENDANT naming an assignee.
City BAN at. Lunioy. -Resrgument ordered
COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAS. i9-Befor'
Recorder iIoPYsAs.
Patrick Ryan, convicted Of passing counterfeit
g. bill on H.. Henry ID. B.ro Bank Of Trnm1nsbng " w.
at store in Chatham street, remandcd for sentence
Matthew r. sennstt indicted for stealing S,l nom hrs Tor
employer Nj Jacob l.. Philips No 20 Ca,harne sire,
placed trial. The not concluded when TIE
Court adjourned.
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COURT OF GENERAL sEssIoNs-JAs. i'-Befoi
coyIpr cLLrNptR-Tpys DAY.

SUPREME COURr-CJRCUIr.-Part I.-Nos. o.
5Ai sas 5S5 ST. ST. 81 53 s67, co7 elJ 81 SIS $40 ea
sse 700 7l9 Tl7-Psr, Nos- )Rl, ysd, III, leiI ao
1916 7O7. 983 1914. 6JI, $40 49, 49, go
SUPREME CoURT-Special Tenn.-Nos. I55, jog
70 1871 Of issues Of law aud fact $50 ooo-
3l17 1852 Ill., i2l5 $780, a1e 3s2I ?21 e275 52? 312s
5 Part lI-No, 2lC 1880 3la, 49, 1885, 1852 3l60
?ss4 2ffs 1886 1881. sis5 1896 3lg8, Jl9?.
e'vvnr OF CohMoS PLEAs-Part Nos. l96,
762 24s 2s9 800 Co. III 49, 7oJ ils 2G $50 396 l75
Pst Nos. lSs 2as, 2el. 2oi o. 3o'. 800 So a. H. H.
M $50, le3 307.
KINGS COUNTY CIRCUIT CoURT.-Nos. 81, 20, II,
r. a. a. 70, II, Il, 70, &c. 81 o., 49, TO- H. 10, S.
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CITY TTF Ms.

SECOND FIRE ZoUAvEs. --As this lannon's
regiment will return home sometime this week, their
friends are preparing TO give them suitable reception
preliminary meeting was held at the Jefferson Mar
ket DrilRooms on Tuesday evening end another will
come of this evening at tho same place, when arrange
mens TO honoraby receive the Second will be perfected
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EoR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE, vis NEW

J. POET and FALL RivER.-Jhe spen5id and superior
steamer BAY STATE; CsP,. brown. leaves Vew-1css
o'clock r. H. and the EMPIRE STATE, CAPT Beyton, On
MONDAY WEDNESDAY aid FRIDAY, ssf '.ock p. m.
lroa Pier 40 North River.
Hereafter no win be- regarded secured any sppi-
cant until the shsll have been ped for.
Is.h 70 Boston IL forwarded through With ssa. dispatch
BY al Express Freight TJein
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The moro Of these fsots will impress ell Of you
with Of in committed 90 your chsfe
40 guardians Of the moral and Intellectual ~eilue OF W
and daughters Of your fellow citizens, legislators and "
cpsodsns Of the school moneys
Mr. Thomas Boese the present efficient Clerf, was
then unanimously reelected.
The following Committees were then elected.
Finsncs Connse-OrlAldo r. Smith, Timothy brennan,
Jeremiah WEIGH Samuel J. Montgomery, Jacob C. Bebsr
Executive Committee Free Acsdcmy-Jsmes l.. Milef
John N. Hayward, janice M. Tuthil Samue H. H. Vance
John Bsys Warrington Murray, William Hhehmsn
A communication received from the school On
GERS Of the Thirteenth Ward. containing copy OF the
proceedings Of that body and nclosns tho following
preamble and resolutions .
Uhevedfs Al the Last meeting 81 THE body Charles o.
Shaver member hereof and representative Of The Ilesu,
Ward in the General board Of Educaon Almost unani
ouy requested u ,ssn his position for conduct pr,jndc
10 interests OF the schools under care, and
seousy upon the good and dignity OF the body and
WA<rens Said Charles u. Shaver, noirihstsndnf SAID
part loo enent IA eon,dersop OF the ensnss
rven yet susgostisey with hsh ssnss o.
tale pert In proceedings; therefore, be 10
Rfsoed That opdson contained In Tho spori
tbs Committee Of Investigation read ct TIE last meeting o.
this body relative Mr. shtv.r be forwarded 10 the genera
Board OF Education for their oonss-T aiior. . .
Reeed That these preamble and resolutions, dny rtes
ed be forwarded said General Board and copy thereof De
e'"''0 'A '"' 'A'j osEPu H. TooKER. Chairman.
EoBrRr PAR, Secretary.
A Committee Of five. consisting OF Messr Dupgnan
West Bogert Brennan and Vance were appointed 70
inv estig rate the whole matter.
The Board then adjourned
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