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proving said harbor, and shall cause co
py Of such repor, to be published in each
cftLe newspap ers published in said coun-
".
Sec. Il. That The said board Of com
missionera shall, before commencing work
on tie Improvement cf said basbor, obtain
from the L. S. typographical bureau at
Washington. map Of survey and copies
of the plans and specifications Of the work
and materials for he Improvement Of said
hasbor, and :hey shall employ compe-
tent engineer TO prepare tie necessary
plans and specifications, and in the I'M
proyement Of said harbor, shall follow IS
nearly as practicable the plans and speci-
fcations q the United States Topographic,
cal engineers.
Sec. ID If before the completion Of the
improvement Of said harbor, congress shall
make an appropriation sufficient for the
completion of the same, the said board OF
commissioners shall suspend the work
thereon, 50 far as they can do so without
injury 10 the contractors, and return all
bonds Issued by the county then on hand,
and all moueys Or other thing arising from
the sale Ct any Of sucn bonds, after paving
all demands against sad board, 10 tie
treasurer of said county.
Sec. IS That the said board IF com
uiss;oners shan have, and there IS con!err-
cd upon them, all The powers which by
law are or may lie conferred upon lndlVld
uais. or corporations, to make aud enforce
contracts, and they may make all con-
tracts which they shall deem necessary for
the Improvement Of said halbor under the
provisions of this act, and shall have all
tile legal remedies upon and for the en-
forcemen: of The same, IN courts having
jurisdiction, and shall be subject to ali the
liabilities for violations OF such contracts
By them as sach board Of commissions,
proWdcd, they shall not be madepersonaily
liable for the payment ofany judgment for
damages which may be recovered against
them as such board Of commissioners.
Sec IT, The said board of commissions
ers shall appoint some competent person,
whose dpty it shall be to superintend the
work on tie Improvement Of the said har
,,rn,ar ,narnar an5 accordioa - ,hn
= 1ar,[s q ro",ron,s rnada srI a%2oaar,r "a
the plans and specifications adopted b.
- he rarsnn 80 anroin,e1 as ,bev sLaIl
1aa,, 49,, o,,t rs.sLlaIJe o,.I nav At INV
inc Si.rhq,oo sncb na,sn, ami anno;nt
some other 10 HI, nIaca
SIS II ,.asd a,,,, ,,ooor.,, 81 I'll oocrr
:, 10 ,a;4 loarI e Observation-Disclosures hr
Iaa,b res;~r.,.1, o. o,Iernisa snrh "a
(sr..I, wan. }. ftgaJ Lr tLe rs,os;n;n(, con-,
,,is.;onors and ,wn ,I,ird s'of ,ba ~.
,,,;ui-.s ,s,,,,,I f+Llt.,o.l eh,IIraro
,,s:t ~ 49, >I.,; '', o. or,.o;n,,aant ofo
1o,rm;s,;onar t. IN yararrz
-. 10 Tho aa;l o,a.,.';s.i,.,or. s1orr
t-f,ra ar.ar;na nnoo ,he;r In,fss nnIa,
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CO-pARTuERSHIp,

HAEING this day associated Mr.. Louis
j L Crenzburg. with me in the Retail Dry
foods ard Grocery trade under the name, firm
aud style Of kAHLER & CREUTZBURG. And
thankful to my friends for past iavors, respect
luly ask for the Lew firm a continuance Of the
patronage OF liberal public A large and
varied assortment of rew good, has jast been
rccoiyed and viii be sold at ia rates 1t the oil
stand Of J. 4. kAuLER.
Hs.l,~oa r-c %, 1sft
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\ SWEET SCENTED Bill Assembly
bill number $50 embolies some Of those
sublime conceptions OF modern Legislation
which render our laws so stable aud bril-
Ianf. /. pi opposes 20 ab lib all puLi;cs~
lious Of tax notices which will be a good
thing for sharks and spectators, IL re-
duces interest on delinquent taxes from
twenty five to ten per cent, thus Offering
a premium TO people rot to pay their tax
es when DUE and it poatpoues tax sales
until three years after delinquent returns.
The only wonder is that it does not pro-
pose to abolish all publication of tax mott
ces and sales-make the interest on de-
Ilnquent taxes seven per cent, and posts
pone tax sales indefinitely,
Of course the members OF the present
legislature are too sensible to pass SO alb
surd measure -yaaeSUWe Gozehe.
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only authority TO WHICH | could appeal"
Tins t!utFal and temperate reply only
earaged Aubrey still moN. For The first
; time in his life he found himself thwarted
in a cherished object. He turned de4ly
pale while intense and passionate hatred
blazed in bis heart. lie SAID nothing, but
selzlng heavy cane struck at Harry and
threw him over an ottaman against the
heavily carved edge Of massive bookcase.
Harry neither moved OF spoke. but blood
gushed from his forehead and poured over
his face and throat, making him gbastly
with its red stream. Aubrey attempted
to lift him, but Uarry's servant pushed
him aside, saying spectfulIy, d" Leave him
90 his friends, sir, you have done enough
for oae morning." carried bis master ten,
derly to the bed, and then applied himself
to stop the bleeding. At this moment,
Aria went dancing up the stairs singing q
gay hunting song. The sound pierced
the dulted ear Of the sufferer, and. Opening
his eyes he looked vistfulIy toward The
door
John understood The feeble glance, and
not daring to leave his master, called aloud,
Miss Coburn. This way, please, for
one minute -
- =" aus" e'e'- 'ne summons ana every
she entered the room. She glanced from
the bed to Aubrey, who SAT in helpless
bewiderment staring at the victim of his
'"sV' anu uHHeF''ood me "hoIe. 0he
saw 100 'n"' SI0 was needed, NOT sympa-
lly' a,lo Sno rang tne Dell violently ana
1,eu lie" Gown 10 Inc Serahaa "here MI
i l:,1. ""s waiting LOT LIS carriage 10
;,
| Val - u "" ,rE. SiIo S@'u' rir' ,i"cei'
wy =" ,o,, " ," % - 10 I'"l nIu
|i,.o"1 p"H9'lI? lof reply sue fesoIu,eiH
81 no'se-' "i:n'" ,.e' own aP%' '.'g'l,
.. 90 . = '''o 7'''eu' q q""''e' VI '0l
', oIaaf sn ''S' 1 5'L' ~! ','7 ,oSe''
/ [.... no
|o|o'e" 'o' 'oN0 'ol ila', a io'e
""'CH H"o sprung up !" her heaft thal
IcFeIy morning "heh she ha1 looked IND"
.'S . g anu zee" mere" '"9 hinged
s,'e'3 III ana ,euQe'HeE' o. hoO'e nature
20! ~ "a} 'hat rove "aa ueepened as sac
,e"'heG MS Uulh' MS generosity all the
oeao"loi ch*f"c,eFl't,c' winch can be
learned "'.nC'l me oOsei'al'on q many
I1'n'"s' N'l'heF ana sao Go"Dt his 'oTe
+ "1', i Pe''"usu every "oF" ana 'o"N'
- - T l'I ''''' usa 7'e'F "c'oh, II c:ea-
yea ''"ou, .'''n an Atmosphere "nlch was
D''7S ~ I"'S cG''"ihty' ana lof a moment
sH7 'e'aeC I0iy 70 H. "A sudden rush OF
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NOTICE.

DEES0NS who have subscribed for the for.
/ nation Of CIRCULATING LIBRARY, can
now hand in the amOlnt Of their subscriptions,
and all Others who wish to assist in the enter-
prise can leave their names at 7. c. SuOVE'S
banking Office at my store. The sooner the
requisite amount is Obtained the sooner the
Books will be uruished
II. D. SHEPARD,
hantowcc, Dec. 18th 1884.
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had taken the young grI into is very
centre. lie the exquisite, who had played
around so many elegan: women, who had
whispered so many pothings-he, the
man OF the world, the petted favorite Of
an exclusive set, had fallen in love with a
country school girl, who had an under
bred uncle and vulgar name. And Hair
~ Vincent. A passion Of Jealous haired
filed Aubrey's SOUL as he mentally repeat
ed bis name. His eyes flashed his hands
tre,nbled, and he was only recalled 10 him
self by The voice Of Antonie, saying g Mon
sieur is ill. Cannot | get something for
Monsieur? 2"
"A sudden pain Antonio. Don't men
ton it, or Mrs. Hunter will fret about me
and watch me; and this l won't bear"
lie looked keeniy al Antonio, who under
stood him, aud thereafter watched him
closely, and kept his discoveries for him
self, and Mrs, Hunters maid.
IF | had but taken Adcle's advice,
sighed Aubrey as he descended the stairs.
or if | hadn't been such a cousummate
fool as 70 ask Vincent here and tell him
why wanted him"
At breaktas: the garden scene was des-
crlbed with many humorous exaggerations;
but Aubrey refused 20 be amused. and re
nained silent and distracted. At length
the conversation tanned upon the liltle
lake which laughed from amidst its set
ung'of eIms and naples upon The edge Of
the grounds. "Tne young gentlemen
Will be happy to give YOU a sail. Aria.
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IMPROVED FARM FOR SALE.

AZ acres in south east quarter OF Section
p, Town %, Range 81, adjoining village
plat Of Neshoto Sixty five acres improved.
VIII be sold cAeep. for cash Enquire 1t ofic &c
{: ytAILTU& & EEEaT
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Inn

Eg- Letter from Italy, are giving glow
ing and interesting accounts of the erup-
tons Of Vesuvius and Htna, which are
taking place simultaneously, as if the
earth was sympataiziug with tie reyolu-
tionary tendencies Of her human children.
During the night of February 8, at the
foot Of the crater formed N 1861 coue
rose aJoct fifteen feet in hight and twenty
feet in diameter which throws red~hot
stones to an elevated Of about mile.
Severe shocks are felt in the surrounding
country. Vesuvius and the surroudiug
mountains are covered with snow, and the
glow ofthe flames upon i. makes an i'm
pressive spectacle. a large party of sa-
ra"fs have left Paris to make observations
on H'na
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DuDICtT read and recorded bV the Said
clerks rs drawn; AMI such drawing shall
continue auii. The n0InLer Of outstanding
bond, tie principal Of which shat! be
equa to Tire amount Of the sinking fond
Oh hand q: The time q such drawing, sha..
be drawn. and the amount Of the sinking
fund lien accumulated alal be applied to
lie paym-r. Il HE 2lira.Ial Of Tie bond,
Tie numbers Of Witch shall be drawn
And The clerk Of said ooard Of supervisors
shall, Immediately after every such deter
minaljon by loI notify the holders Of the
bonds which may be So designated for pay
meut, if known, and if not known, by al
geTtjsemeuI in 4 newspaper published in
said county IF such drawing; ard if such
bonds SO designated for payment shall not
be presented in thirty DAYS after such no
dee tie treasurer Of said county shall re-
nit OF calse to he RENTED TO and dcpos.
ueI in tie bank where such toDls are
payable, sum equal to the principal Of
The bonds which shall be so designated
for payment, with description Of such
bonds, to the credj! Of tie owners aad
holders thereof; and on such deposit being
made, tie interest on Tie bonds for the
payment # which such deposit shall be
made, shall tLenceforth cesse; and all
bonds and coupons, IS soon as paid and
returned, shall be Cancelled By the clerk OF
the said board Of supervisors and their
numbers and amounts entered by him in
n book 10 be kelt for that purpose.
See 6 If the board Of supervisors of
said county shall refuse or neglect to levy
any tx as provided in this act, the said
board ofcotHmissioneIs Of the holder or
holders Of any Of said bonds or coupons
~ interest warrants, may At an7 time after
sach refusal or neglect, Apply to The judge
of lie circuit court in and for the county
Of Mantowoc, either in term time or va
cation, for On order directing and COM
maLoirg The proper officers Of said county
to csuse said tax to be levied, assessed
and collected in the manner and for the
purpose ruv.Ged 10 this act and it is
hereb, made The dutv Of said iuL9e TO
make such order. ana tie Supervisor, or
other cflire Of sad county who shall refuse
rt r-grcl to Obey such order, sdalI pay 4
f"e u not less dian one Luulrsd nor more
,han five hurried collars, TO be recovered
in any cop1t Of competent jurisdiction, at
the suit Of any orc Of the hol3els Of any
Of the said bonds, for The barpti. of all Of
Tie owner. Of the bonds issued under the
provisions Of Ills act.
See, Q It shall lie the dutv Of the
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Foes FOR SETTING The following
may be Of service to those who would
nave a chicken for every egg they set
Take eggs not more than three or four
days ola, and have a candle or lamp
hold the egg in one hand with the broad
end upwards close to the candle place
the edge Of the other hand on the top OF
tie egg, and you will Immediately per-
ceiye Tie incubation end. Some people
can tell pu.Iet from rooster. The
mark for q rooster Is crosswise and a pull
ct lenstbwise. Another way IS 80 place
your tongue on the large end Of the egg,
and you will find a strong heat if fresh and
good, and the less heat fold and doubtful.
Eggs put up for Matching shouj5 never be
put in a damp cellar as The dampness de-
slroys this heat,
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Gs- The Missouri papers are making
vigorous efforts to bring the tide Of ives.
tern emigration thai way. They speal. o
most excellent lauds-produclng loco
pounds Of tobacco per acre-to be had al
very low prices and that, too, within con-
venient distance Of the market
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ltom tsial.
NV Yosx, De. o.-Ths 1sibsss's
Washigtoa special seye:
~. e.. Nastipials ~ bssa tsssse-
I'd M4jss 0snseal.
The rss;enasions ef 0snssa1s Butler aed
Dig. dsts de leah ult, and theee q Gen
erals Ksachun and Csoftoo. daas ths ID
iassant, hass bess received.
Col. Seslt, formerly D. Q. in 0esssal
Scots star, has resigned - date, Octobse
3lst.
The Worlds Washington dispatch ssys !:
Mini TT Buriineame will b prepared In
. few days, when b win start q once loe
China.
The actor, James =. Murdoch, Isll in an
appoplectic fit last night, while playing st
Groves Theatre. Il 10 believed be vill
survive it.
The Worlds dispatches say:
A letter from New Orleans lust received
here, says news hes just reached the CITY
Of collision which occurred lee. nirht 4
Grenada Mississippi. between the State mi.
'itis. searching for arms among the freed.
men, and squad Of the latter assisted bv
some colored soldiers. Il il reported that
several ofthe militia were wounded.
One hundred and sixty ave Naiors and
Bsigadisrs have been mustered out Of The
service since March last.
The Times special says:
The mandamus case against the Secrete-
~ Of the Treasury, involving the question
whether court can compel that officer b.
such writ or otherwise to issue q varr.n,
for the payment Of money upon and avard
TO Government creditor, has been taker
TO the Supreme Court Of the United STATE.
upon writ Of error, aud will be arv,,ed II
. few days. The court is expected h s;.a
precedence 10 this case over case. If ~.
regular docket. the exigency and public IN.
such An order.
The bill introduced in the House bv Mr.
stevens permitting wounded soldiers en-
pIoyed under the Government 10 RECEIVE
pensions while so employed, meets with n
vor. and will doubtless be . law.
The Herald's special says:
The Pacific Railroad Company. eastern
division, are about to apply for the issue q
sectional bonds in payment for the con
struction Of another twenty miles Of IN,
railroad.
The General Land Office to day trans
United to the public land Office 1t Oregon
City, ~ land grants for claims growing oul
Of ancient settlements in Oregon. the sbove
awards being made under the donation an
actment OF that State, which sets aside from
the public domain SINE $4,000 acres for
the homesteads Of pioneers and Old set
tiers.
In consequence Of the frequent outrage,
occurring in Washington, and the genera
want Of suitable restriction upon lswies.
ness, it is probable that there will be imnor
tant legislation in Congress with reference
10 change in the municipal government
Many citizens favor the plan Of revokine the
city charter, and placing its affairs entirrly
in the hands Of Congress.
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NEW YoRK, Dec. g.
The following poster 10 displayed 1t the
Fcnian Headquarters In this city, It being
deemed advisable IN keep evil disposed per
sons from the ofllces Of " headquarten Of
the Fenian Brotherhood.
The following persons ore excluded for
perjury, until further notice:
James Gibbons. Philadelphia; Michael
Scontess, Chicago; J. w. Fitzgerald, Gin
cinatti; r. d. ROnoke, N. Y. City r. Bad.
son, Louisville, KY, w. Sullivan linn. and
VIM. Fling, Troy, N. Y;J. N. Athen, N.
7. City; T. L Larry, N. Y. City. and w. Il.
Robits. (Signcd] Jonx MAHoxr.
President F. b.
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De net let your prejudice sland
between your suffering child and the relief that
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WINS Ow'S SOOTHING SYRUP. II correct.
acidity cfthe stomach. relieves wind collie. rsgu.
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the mother aud health to the child. Office, As
Dey street. NV York.
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81 w s BALD TEN YEARS.

Certificate from Levi Judd. with HOLSTER 1
wilkins. CnIcAGo. sept. II. 1885.
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NBw YoRK, DEC. 8.
TIE FbH ays Wall street 10 extremely
dull and the only favor Of public confidence
10 actuated By the ne Ia government stock
and By The decline Of gold. This improve
ment b attributed In part 70 the satislact0ry
tone Of the President's Message and the de
cided policy 0fthe Secretary Of the Treasury
relative 70 . reduction Of the expenses Of
the war and navy departments The loan
market is quiet stocks dull goods dull and
and steady.
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Rest, Health, and Cemlort 60
Mother and Child.
MRS. WINSLOW'S SOOTHING SYRUP.
for Children Tee.hing. softens the gums, reduces
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Perfectly safe 10 all cases. We would say TO ev.
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let your prejudice, uor the preiud ces Of others,
stand between you and your suffering child and
the relief that will be surc-yes, absolutely sure
to follow the use Of this medicine if timely
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Oon'el Fail q Procure'y' Mrs.
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to mother and child. Office, No. - Dsy street.
New York.
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Tho following 70 an extract from letter writ.
ten BY the Rev. J. =. Holme, pastor ofthc Pierre
pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. r., &c
the Journal asd kesssagss, Cincinnati, o., and
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS. WlNSLOw'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHINa =
I'VE see an advertisement in your columns .
MRS. wINsLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now, We never said . word in favor Of pasen.
medicine before in our life but ne feel compelled
to say to your readers that this is no humbag-
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II is probably one Of the most soccessiu: ,med-
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And those ofyour readers who have bAbies can
do better than lay in supply.
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LATE NEWS

IT, CsnmWeiecs Waahlnelon e',ecssi 49,
0ea. Logan viii oaly 70 e Ginis1er =
~ ~ 9 sne oasnrsnc0 a the Ps>-..s. 49, ~.
ehe policy oi our eovssnne-. q: ,:.dsse ~
The Tsnnssss. 81 In 70 the excluaioa u
bly s. - . delesaiion-they win psoha-
united
zen. Grant win return 70 Warrington To-
moffoW
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MCGREOOR, Iowa, Dec. ..
The Post O6ice, Mc0regor House. Mo-
Fart Hall and some frame buildings on the
OppOsitesidc Of the g rect were burnedtO day.
Loss estimated at t7O,OOO.
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SPECE.aL CAUTION

The great popularity Of Mrs. winsscw's footl
log Syrup, for children teeshing. hes induced ~
principled persons to PIT up articles to b sset
iss The sans psrpsss. N advsrtisisg WhieA they
nsvs not saly copied our adveftissneass ssd 10
wee. ffon thspssss, bat hsve copied ssstisessss
ana 'ssease fsu elssgynsn ed etAers, aAzinl
esasr seAnl y ssr gsssiss esssi1saAss.-
esss aplS-d4wly
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latest News

New York. Dec. 9.-The Herald's Wash
ington dispatch says:
Congress will probably order the issue Of
as least one hundred millions dollars more
currency.
Every one understands the bill introduc
ed BY Mr.. Washburne to revive the grade
Of General in'the army, to he for the pur-
pose Of bestowing the rank upon 1t. Gen.
Grsnt.
NV YoRx. Dec. "a. II. Houaha, a
young Englishman, and newspaper con-
tribut0r committed suicide in this c,ty. last
night.
The Fenian Senate was in session yester
day, and the present session will probably
continue = week longer.
A circular Of advice has been sent to each
circle in the United States that great dis
content prevails in regard to the extravagant
expenditure Of the treasure Of the Brother.
hood. The present session is called by the
Senate President, according to the last I'd
journment.
Nrw YoRK, Dec. 9.-The Herald's Wash.
ington dispatches contain tho following nc
count:
The number Of rebel prisoners captured
and paro!ed BY the United States during the
war amounted to $4,000. The number
Of Union prisoners captured by rebels dur
ing the war is stated to have been over l57..
600.
The Secretary Of War has appointed .
military officer well acquainted with the In
dian country ofthc Southwest to report to
the Commissioner Of Indian affairs for such
special duty as the latter may deem expe-
dent for the needs Of the depar, ment. It
is understood that the officer in question.
will proceed to Bluff Creek, Ark. to ascer
tain the full cause and meaning Of the late
murderous attack, made by band Of 500
Cheyennes and Orsl ahoes upon mail coach
ON the Smoke Hill route, on the 10 Of Nov.
last.
A delegation composed Of - Indians OF
the Choctaw and Chickasaw tribes are ex-
pected to arrive in Washington in . few
days, for the purpose Of settling claims with
the Government. growing out Of their r.
spective treaties.
Governor Pitchlyn Of the Choctaw nation
is now IN the city.
The bill introduced BY Senator Doolittla
on the first day Of the session in relation "a
the Qualification Of jurors is Tor the purpose
Of relieving any difficulty that nay occur ia
The prospective trial for lreasoa. L psovides
that in all such tria's no jurur rejected By
reason Of opinions pssvioqsly formed or ex.
pressed - 70 the guilt Of the accused, which
nay have bssn 6bunded Upe0 runors, state
nests y neuspopesA - ~ oo00oo ~
Try - tnoG01a 1ooo31Dn - A. -
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NEW YoKK, Dec. 8.

NEW York, Dec. 8.
VIM. Chase Barney WAS held to bail in
$1,000 on three indictments found by the
grand jury, to-day, charging him with fOrg-
cry Of Custom House bonds.