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Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

GEN GRANT IN PuILADELPHIA.-He
had some business to attend to for his
children, and, oddly enough, thought that
lie could 90 about it like "any other man."
TIo took Col Badeau, one of bis aids, as
a companion, and walked down Chestnut
street, dressed in civilians clothes and a
large-brimmed souched hat There was
nothing about him to indicate bis military
profession, least Of all his rank. The
inevitable cigar flmed beneath his nose,
and he walked along probably congratu-
laing himself in the completeness of his
incoguito. The little boot blacks looked
a! his unpolished understanding and rush
ed for Job" but made nothing. Just
below Sixth street, a soldier, with one
arm, walking upon crutch, looked into
his face. "God be praised !" was his in
voluntary exclamation, "h er e's Gen
Grant" The soldier rushed toward him
seized his hand, and kissed it as girl
would kiss a cherished pet. general,
said he, Il was with yon at Vicksburg."
There was hearty squeeze OF hands,
and, with a manipulation that would have
done no dscredit to Signor Blitz, the
general transferred 10 the hand of the
soldier two pieces of greenbacked paper
with cross upon the face of each. The
soldier walked one way, the general the
other. 1t was all up with Gen Grant,
There were at least twenty soldiers on
the other side Of the street. They dis
covered at a glance that the stranger IN
the slouched hat was no ordinary person
age. Seven or eight Of them had spaded
their way into Vicksburg, and with light
ming celerity they learned that Gen Grant
was among them. In less time than we
have occupied in writing these lines more
than a hundred people b a d gathered
around Gen Grant, and the JOY of the
soldier portion ofthe crowd, was wild and
high. Some of then even shed tears, as
the memory of mutual sufferings and
mutual triumph came thronging thick
and fast. The general was completely
besieged. The crowd increased with
rapidity people seeing the excitement,
came rushing 20 the spot to inquire into
the cause of the rejoicing. He was
grasped around the neck, and his hands
and arms were seized by all who could
possibly reach him. The scene was be
coming more exciting, and the general
stood confounded, not knowing how to
extricate himself A large number Of
police rushed to the spot, and the fact that
the excitement was owing to the presence
of Gen Grant was communicated to Chief
Ruggles, who soon had posse on hand.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

On the road to Epson, mousiached
youth on the top OF drag, evidently
ambitious Of being mistaken for an officer,
thus saluted fat coaehman, who was
gravely driving bis master and family -
"Halloa, you sir, where's your shirt col
lar? How dare you come to Derby with
ont shirt collar z" Jehu growled forth
without lifting his eyes from bis horse {:
"'Ow the deuce could 1, when your moth
sr hes no, sent home my washipgI"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06
From the New York Evening Post.
Maryland Free.

Maryland Maryland beautiful Maryland!
Lying in light to the sun and the sea
Shout from thy mountain sides!
Sing where each river gdes
Thunder with oceans tides
Maryland's freel
Maryland! Maryland beautiful Maryland
Praise God for Maryland Maryland's free
Maryland Maryland oft-chastened Maryland
Long has oppression hung dark over thee!
Now every fetter breaks
Now new life awakes
Shout till the welldn shakes
Maryland's free!
MARYLAND Maryland sorely-tred Maryland
Bless God for Maryland Maryland's free
Maryland Maryland conquering Maryland!
Blest are the patriots thy glory that see!
Sing, for thy foes are dead
Drowned in wars bllows red
Thou art to Canaan led
Marylands free!
Maryland Maryland hail happy Maryland
Thank God for Maryland Maryland's free
Maryland Maryland glorifed Maryland
sanctifed Sealed with the blood of the free
Now in thy streets no more,
Purified Baltimore,
New EngIand's blood shall pour
Baltimore free
Baltimore! Baltimore blood redeemed Balti-
more
Praise God for Baltimore Baltimore's free
Maryland Maryland pentent Maryland
First from pollution and peril to fec
First fruits of them that slept
Where thy dark children wept
Freedoms bright robe hath swept
Maryland's free!
Weep for joy, Maryland shout for joy, Mary
land
Bless God for Maryland Maryland's free!
Maryland Maryland Not alone, Maryland!
Sounds for thy ransom the sweet jubilee
Millions that hear Of it,
Awcd by the fear Of it
Fired by the cheer of it
Soon shall be free
All the great southern land, down to fair MeXic's
strand,
Down to the Isthmus band, soon shall be free
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

A Scottish advocate who, in bis broad
Scotch, pronounced the word water, wat
ter, being asked in Court by the Chan.
cellor il be spelled water with two t's,
replied, "No, my lord; but spell man
ners with two MS"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

One reason why The world is not re-
formed, 10 because individuals seem bent
on reforming others, and never think Of
reforming themselves.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

If you wish to make fool of man,
first see il you can easily faiter him; /; il
you succeed, your purpose is half gained
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

A temperance lecturer said, Parents,
you have children; or, il you have not !,
your daughters may have"
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

Solomon advised the sluggard to 60 to
his ant, but the shiftless in our day gen.
orally 60 to their "uncle."
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

Why is a mans chin the most unlucky
part Of his body? Because it is con-
stantly getting into scrapes.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

No person ever violated bis own con-
science, but sooner or later it was reven-
ged on him for it.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

It is not safe TO trust person who So
licits your confidence, for in all probabil.
icy be win betray you.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

A mans own breeding is the best secu-.
rity against other peoples i'll manners.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

Long words, like long dresses, fire.
quently hide something wrong about the
understanding.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

Drafting commences the 18th Of Feb
ruary next. People sbo pay in advance
fcr ,ks Standard are not liable,
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

An evil heart can make hell without
the aid of devil.
Orleans independent standard. [volume] (Irasburgh, Vt.) 1856-1871, 1865-01-06

" ou are too generous.
81 can afford to be generous" he said,
earnestly, "when have had the precio Us
gift Of your love. Kate, blessed forever
be the day tha. first engaged my house,
keeper"
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
ROOB TRADE SALE ROOMS. No. 4o3
x,,,b way yneary opposite st Nicholas A. LEA
NliI' Ancuou'~r bv j. T.. Cooev Consisimon's solicited
r,>,,A J. bLERcKER. Au-,ioueer
lJEkEMPIORl SALE of REAL. ESTATE


by order Of the heirs OF the late Francis Tcn esq., and
.e ioHowmg property will be sold auction on
pNLsDAf, i5th OF November 1865 at IL O'clock at the
EIchaHse ss.sToom No. III Broadway, By A. j. BLEECK.
ER, son Co., yiz
FIFTY SEVENTH r. LOTS south side Of Finy sevenhs.
co feet street, S0 eet west of Secondavenue Full lots
fIFTYsixrRsT.2 LOTS directly in OF above Full
size.
.0YKIlUSpEED DANDssvrxrErSTn ST - LOTS south side
OF ll5 feet east fourth.
ave- Each 25 feet by half the block.
FouRrH-AvP.-l LOIS each eide OF Fourihave. be-
tween One Hundred and Sixteenth and One Hundred and
Seventeen,hsts.
FouRrHAvg The LOT of Ground on tho southwest
corner Of Fourksve and One Hundred and Twen,ieth.t
Is feet wide and 50 deep
OSElcSDRED. AND NINTHsT-3 LOTS south side Of One
Hundred and Ninth-st.. 3oS feet west Of fourlhave
iuSDRHD AND tIGHTHsT2 LOt north side Of Ono
Humid edtd Ii ghtl-s. 80 feet west Of Fourih-ave.
CoRNEL;A sr-The LOT OF ground with 2 four story
BUILDINGS. No 80 Corneiast Lot about 3oI90, situated
between BlcecAer and fonrthsts.
East BRoADwAY-ThTec.storyb brick HOUSE and LEASE
Of LOT No. 100 East broadway south side between Market
sud Pik,-sis. Lot about 23x15.
AVENUE A8 LOTS forming the whole front Of the block
the west side of Avenue A, between Sxy.second and
Sxtythirdsts. Inc udng the coTnoIsssh lot 2'Ioa tine
corners inches wider).
SIxTysEcoNp SIS LOTS adjoining tho above on the
north side OF siNty.secoud.si. each 251l0Oa
SNTvTHRp-sT-G LOTS, In of last mentioned on the
side of Sixy.thrlst, and OF the same dimensions
This property lies ia body Of q Lots. and would form an ad
Iniruble site ior any large manufacturing business
SfxrY.THIRD ST LOTS, the north side OF Sixty third
st. 2O0 feet eest Of Fourth ave betwecn Lexington aud
Fourthaves.i, each - feet by 1908
The tles e the above property good and the sale
will be pcrcmnory TERMS At the time Of sae. Map, at
Z tha Aucou room. No. - tetgrs'
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
COUNp0 GOVERNMENT.
Eonrd OF supervisors.


SPECIAL SEssiOS-MoSoay, Noy. g. 1865 !
oy,c,.tt O'Clock
le road met pursuin TO ths following cal, in theiI
Ciambsr No. u tNY nan
Hoard OF sur EWsoEl OrfIcE No CRY NALL !
NEW YORK. Nov. o. 1865.
". ne undcrsipoi. incnbers OF the Board ~ super
- ~ t, Connry of Ncwi ork, Do hereby request Jo'ei
- I.5d Tor Aoidav tue htn Isi., % O'Clock y III,
80 .ig, nu-iIcss uay Dc Dr1ysh. Dt4,ie Ne b0nu'
WILLIAM II. IN EED, o. SLINI' rrrpny
SMilt hisstit'I ANpRFAs WILLMANN,
MsdLvSRR,in ~ SHOOK. WAITER ROCHE.
P,e.euf-N William VI. tweed, esq ii'''4O'" - WV '
srd the following mefnDcTs: NJ, e,..t s,,i,h and
Seprr,isor. Blunt, Lily Pndy hoehe on''N' '''" ""'
Of the minute, Of the last meeting was DIS
pensed with .,,-,,,c,r,oy
The following received:
~ IA by tbe Board of Police AZ ons OF s coun,'
I, confer with your Body relative 70 we h' XXI cil ~
Iu,pect0rs or lsnva.stTs, who, " i0i any ''-'N ~
sp1esr on THg DAY OF ELECTION .,.,ob IN eec,ion
I cal yonf attention 90 tho following ps''s''P" "
One OF the Registry Acts; r.o.c,o, or Canvas.
ser shsll for any reason. fail TO appear, h P'' '
piled in the provided by 1~ H. ,,ion az your
also call your attention fact that me oP'on
Counsel merely related to yscancirs ~ ,b. Hoard of
nesnug by resgnsiion &c 10 be- hled by ths
Police. But when an lnspe'Vi ,bonyb
Csnvssscr CaI 10 appear the day oi .averal
hs may have appesreG and acted aud been IN once ~.
DAYS previous Inspector of Kegsry on onfH m hx
ton-hs place be hIled la the manner p'oviueo w. ,;
law When Registry Act passed. such provision
as at pevou. elections the failures TO appear on
should be rcnedied by sction Of ,ie supervisors
The Commis -ioners Of Metropolitan Poice are .,,
Of opinion that they have power 70 so' Ia cs''
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

which inaugura4ed syNteu Of persecution agains1
them then in the repabicsn institutions OF MexioA
These institutions having ncef posscssed any stability
to the arts of peace to gener nts and 70
personal security Under their influence the kacieC-
dddo although We'll disposed towsad the Indian was
9sp saS ,oU ouS WITH % Sr TOO a1sasy about him
Another ieason, TO which have made passse sf,u.
sion was opposed TO the emancipation of the Indian raoa
Its salary which plays so important part In its EuS
lection could not be raised. The profits Of the Mcx-
can planter have hitherto been so limited that It hss
been acknowledged that twenty -fvs cents q day wa
all he could give. A higher salary would have sub
mltted hum to certain ruin And why' Because a.
faut is it The fault lies with the republican govern
ments which have succeeded TO each other for the ia
forty years none Of whom either inclined or pos
sessed sufficient power 10 build up roads canals and
railroads AT this very moment If except the few
lines which the imperial government has succeeded in
establishing or repairing, Mexico has In reality NJ
roads 80 that consumption instead Of being general
lean iarner a. afraid to produce much produce
too little.
The condition made to Mexican cultvators is 90 Ia
mentabe TINT nearly all the capitalists withdraw their
money from that business and invest it In gambling o.
sratiOns and upiry
With the empire aud the assistance Of foreign euf.
grafton and foreign exportationsin which the United
states Will hope play part worthy Of their CONNER
cial fame-tbese things will change The landed aris.
toerncy OF Mexico more intelligent and liberal, pei
haps, than In any other country. willing under
stand " make commissions and facilitate the efforts II
the Emperor in gradually liberatinr the Indians n
establishing roads, and In saving agriculture from ~
verge Of ruin. OF course the owners of the sol
afraid of an immediate emancipation OF The
Indiana because such measure would, In their est.
nation deprive them Of their laborers This ueasafa
has not, however. become aaw yet. It Is under ~
consideration Of O committee appointed by the Empo
ror who Will try. in this difficult juncture TO concaa
The interests OF the planters with those Of justice 1
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
Trayeicrs' Guide.

To Albsny. ny hud.on H. X, p-P9, S'h.lt 'ni
10Th ave. snd 10y Harlem u. H., Depo, roth 4
and 4th.i.. via ld.ou Rlycr. y, los, NJ. T.
b. and II r. m, wa itafrm ~ = ~ huIt .. IA
sunday iran. via iiuison River, r. IA CITY
cars run between Chambers sud sotb-s, sia'iou
.nd CITY Hall aud itth-st. station
e. Albsny. landing At principal places on The haf
son by steamer {. Nbbird. Tuesdsy, Ihufs.ay'
snd Saturday,. aud Daniel Dfe"' M5n-sy' N,i
nr.daJ,snd tIidly,, iI3n lr, ig5' e' pe'''''-'
To Albany, br .tsl nef - Johu- Monday. Nej
nc.Iay. and Fhiays and iLo Dean Richmond,
Tuetday., Thur .dayt sad sstlfdsys. rom pier "
10 BALTIMORE. by the Ncw.Jersy II. r.. foo, u
Couulandtst.. aud IL! o. ii = n-' 'nl -
midnight sunday. ..sss..s..'..''
To bottom. by N,s London line, Pier % - T..
To r,s,on. by Sewiisr,n II. H.. VIA Springfield;
70 so.on aa sr isvsn Il IT, iiii., sad sis.
sy~. via shore ,i'-' ~ .od6 p m ,uad,y..
To bud-cpoft, by steamer bfidsrpori daily, hon ,
Prcssi l.. H. s'......+........ .......s... -
To Candrn. Mlur sld Lons hfsueh, by
.isslrf Jesse Hoyt leave Pi,r 3 =. l., daily,
1rrcrp, sunday II q :. IA ............... Hp
10 Cansndaig 80 u 20 bes,sr. Buhalo, ssauAncAsnd
West BY m. Railroad. ioo, Of chAmosr'-'i.'
all, iB. u ) and I'M tfnigani u-in....:... s.
| To Camden Manchester and lonE Branch. ~ hH
utan aud Delaware Beg \ H., VA 'saneo,i
line for N.aehe.,sf and Lons Br,neh........ as p
'rip. r h. a m sia Ysphant .......9A n, aud ..
| To iiarket..iown and int.rG4edIite stations, ~
Morris snd K..er II. H.. foot q bsIosy.i. a.
| Mlhurn a. 10 p. "a. Moffisiown Erpges......
| 10 New. Haven. conuec,ins wth H. H. 10 Hartford,
| .,d .............................l II p n
| 10 krw.liayrn, ~ the Ncw-Ilatsn hhY tthst
| .nd shsv At =. 8. ~. n.. i3l J. 90, ~ tli y
| t. othe Wtst, By Crntrai Railroad OF NowJsi~y
| via aAlentown. igOn loot OF Liberty -. N H.
| m u n4 aud 300 y. "a Sunday trtin....s... y
| T. Phi .de pl1t, by Nrw.jrlssy h.ilToad ioot o'
| Courf and e. T. ~ aud 4 g. in, ~ tn.. ndb o.
| m aud ~ midnight. Sundav..............
| To Providence. Dy ..e1mr Cts ri ffoNdfnrr'cN cN
| eTy Tue.iny Iiuuday and saturday, nom flef
a. y X !
| To Providence by Nepinuo Steamship to'' Ln".
| daily (Suudfys eNcrptrdl nom pier - ioo' 81
NOlnfOu -, =. r.. v
| To Iroy be steamers Nsndrrpii sni RIG Nsn Win
| de. daiiy. (Ssudays irlllcvdl tohufdaYs -
ceptcdj pier ~ y ..''.''.'' T.
To Ma.hustou by hcs-J'Ttey H. H. i"'t 81
| CogtIundt.t end ~ a tu., : y fni ami -
| tnin.h S1Iaav...ss..s. s'''ss'' y
| I, Pirfuont bs Noffleru II. H., fc"-I,is'Y
| from Jrr.ev City 81 D. gl l. m O. Az SndO'-' 90,
D. ~ Saturday at.............. Iis -
fo further innTiaaiiou ~ fcsad 70 hao.I l'me Aau-e
see Llyer iselacuts IN smother psH ol tlh p.P-L
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
Arrived.

Steamship Ksrnsk Thrake HabfaI. Nov. win 10 pass
OF steamer tircss.sisu. recently ashore.
Steamship Fairbanks, Willet, Washington d. " hu'e'
Hand ~
Ship yrkwdght Caukin, Liverpool 30 days, mdse ana ~
pass 10 Spotart Tile5,ou & Co
Bark LINDA stewart Osborn, St Jsgo, CubA Oct p oone'
10 J. Thompson.
big Nellie Antrim. Wallace. Neuvi,as days with mahos
any. &C.. to Peck Church.
Bris Frdeiieo qtal), Me.no, Palermo e' days, with NUT
Lawrence. Giles L Co.
schr Little Dorr lof Hslifsx) .ysruwsil zante % day
with fru! to Barring Bros. 49,, 9.
sch- Maggie Ready Csnso days, with fish to 7. s Whit
man
setr Ellen tof Naasau) Mathew, AbseOs days. with irui
to James pouRss
Scl Sarah Helen. Shelly Georreown.S C., 10 days cntto
and naval stores, to Brown N8ndeblt Had heavy we'ih'
the entire pe'sage.
Schr Cslsta, Hall. Philadelphia for Providence.
Schr Jenny Lind. Coc. Elzibrthport for Boston.
Scnr VIM Sopier, Outten. Philldeiph, for Cohas'e,
Schr ". 4 r. Kelly. Kelly. Providence.
Schr J. Trnm,n Gibbs. fhiladrlpha for Providence
Schr Marshall Perine, Gibbs, Georg town for boston.
Sclr Merry farrel. -, Phisiei piia for Boston
Sclr Ann. Marshall Eondnui for Boston
Scfr Ella, rocker, tondont ior Salem
Schr tIee,one. Smith, Elzlbrthpot for Hartford
Sctr Campbell Souic, Rondort for Sslrm
Sohr ;. Il. garrison, -, Rondou, for fTcFidence-
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
T ARGE SAFE OF LOCOMOTIVES ENGINES,

IL CARS. RAILROAD SUPPLIES MATERIALS and
'foOLS-Win be sold public anciiou at Newo.tu'
North Carolina THURSDAY November 10 6OS the io4'
lowing property. viz; .
LOCOMOTIVE ENGINES. I feet 81 inch gauge
u box FREIGHT CARS. I feet j nch sluse-
10 RACK CARS feet az inch gauge
l:S FLAT CARS ! feet a inch gauge.
HAND CARS. feet inch gauge. -
A-o the machinery tools and materials In the u s NJ
Railroad Repair Shops at Newhern, y. e..
There III also be Offered about 400 tnns Railroad Iron,
large quantity of Bridge and Railroad Spikes Chars Cmpeu
ter. BLACK smiths and Machn Tools. Iron, Steel and Cop
per and Railroad Supplies sud msterial generally.
The attention Of Railroad managers nd dealers is Invited 70
the large quantity Of this clSs OF property offered embracing
everything required in the construction repair and operation
Of Railroad.
Pun infotneon with lists OF the property and description
Of the engines viii be application to the undersigned
tRsleigu y. c. by letter OF telegraph.
Terms cash, ON day Of sale.
Sale TO commence 10 O'Clock a. November 50, and
continue from day to dag until tue property j. sold
BY order of Br.vrt Brig ten d. 1. MCCGiium. General
Msnsger Military Railroads L. :.
J.F BOYD,
Col c. Q. NJ. 4 Gen'l Supt. u. $. NJ RS Dept y. c.
Raleigh n. C., Oct. 81 1895.
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
DisnsfnrA,

The schooner Mary Capt VIM. n. Kirby from he"'fors
bound Richmond. Va. with cargo Of rLiioad iron "he
attempting Ltc Egg isrbor Inlet the 2J,h ui
strnck point Of Short Boach and commrnced
leaking badly She boarded by CAPT Homer who con
rced with Cspt Kirby get her ahost and bring her mo
the harbof After ee days aud night, Of inces ant aoo
Capt Homer succeeded In heayng her od the Shoss Sail
wa Immediately nsde her and slipping both snchor sue
headed INFO the inlet, Her pumps being scarcely sOo
10 Keep her slat upon sand bar ed her cargo
and will be rcshpped sbout ten tnns ony being
o.i Capt Homer made further contract with the captain
10 dyei her at Delaware City which will 5s der. 3on as
her ..bs can be- siop ed Tho Mary Il owned ia Bamor'
The steamship aucus Of the Providence line. when pass
pg from the NoTth the En., River Ashore Oh cover
nor's fsisgd stern on. hard andf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
SHIPPING INTELLEGEyCE.
PORT or NEW-YORk. .
Cleared.

Cleared.
Steamship Alabama Limebmner, Nsw-Drcans, ~ NJ Gov
ington.
Steamship kamsk, Shaw, Boston, V. n. Brown, 4 Co.
Ship 81. Mara HaWes, Liverpool, u. J. H. lfrsk j.
ship tigia slinose iAus.l, , Queenstown, sOcOylch,
hgrrsti. Smith OcoTeiafes
Ship Lord Lyndhnrsl. Graham. Melbourne, Napier Wei
ford.
Rsrk Ar-o iBrem.), Neynaher, Liverpool Ringer Bros.
Bark ouckseP tBrD Foster Santiago, Cuba J. r. Ward h
Co.
Bark Eagle Potter 0aye,tou. T.. A. IIu...y Go.
Brig Hattie H. Wheelsr Dolan Boston, Miller Ilough'
ton.
Brig Clara Brown. Brown Boston, Walsh Carver
Brig C. Mstthews, Law, iiangor' pett SON Co.
Brig o. r. Penni5ton aicCuiloch, 81 Thomss O. ~ Penis
ton. n. a.
R,ig plymouth Whklsnk Genoa baetjer bertn.
schr Loyett Peacock, Regsn Mobile Murray Nephew.
schr Wild Horse tBrL Mseomher, Winds9g ana Truro
scbr' II. Il. Darling Benton. N,Ifot. T. y. cbl'e & Co
Schr T. s. Potter, Potter, Aps'cheoli beonsr Dfown
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

At Chicago some persons who had q grudg:
against Mrs. Jenny Wood against the esnp'sluss ~
over which she presides the same being pisnioA y"
Wost Monroest IN that city attempted the souiewn NM,
nov IoI feat of blowing Dip the house by means u
quarts Of powder which was cl1ndesnen aroo.
TO say no person was materially injured ai'noue" '"s
building and furniture were badly damaged
One day last Summer young iady nalhea
vandecar at Hudson accidentally swallowed pcasn'
stone. since that time she has pined away gradually
and last "Wednesday she died to the great gref OF hsa
parents.
The New-York Central Railroad Company b
having eighty new passenger brilt at Auburn.
ALBANY and Sprin yfeld. They will be III style OF IN.
suppressed beauty aud elegance. .lf
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08

to appear a. scrcsid but that the Supervisor. "a such
must, as heretofore, act a. OAhEf hALk
Nov. 6, 1865
Which was ordered CT G's.
REsOLUTIOS.
Supervisor ELY presented the following:
ResoIreS That the Board Of Supervisors Of the County o
NevYo concurrng in the opinion OF the Board Of Metro
and also In the opinion ofe Leg Adviser OF this Board are
authorized I'LL yaeances among Inspectors aud Canvaer'
of Election I'm those only where the parties originally
apoin fail to appear The day Of elections aud the mem
brrs OF this Board will be- s the following named places, re-
speciyely on the day oil election, TUESDAY November q
i6s before e.m o'clock and between four and siI
o'clock, p. ~. 20 attend 90 such daty, viz;
JANIS DAVIS. i2Sth--t. aud 5th ave.
WN r.. STEWART, No. ll3 West 33dst.
SMITH ELY jr, No. l35 4th-ave.
ELlJAH +. PbRDY, No. 80 Ludow.st
OK1sON BLUNT, No 1ls West 9tb-sL
WILLIAM NJ. TWEED No. IsT Henry-st.
SHERIDAN SHOOK. Fifth Ward Hotel.
WALTER ROCHE, No. % Elmrt
HENRY SMITH. No Broadway
JOHN FOX. No. Morris.st
ANDREAS WILLMANN, No. 81 Bowery.
Which adopted.
Bills of,he following named for service, Excise Com
mssioners: 49,.
Noah A. Chlis'-'.'
Robert ID. Holmes. iDp
William Jay HS.kett. bl9
Which referred 10 the Committee on County Ohcerh
Bill Of J. Barnaid Sons amounting to Tb''s w. iof
fuel for County use.
Which was referred 10 the Special Committee Fuell
On motion, the Board then sdioumed
Whereupon the Preside that the Board stood ad
'O"'"00 '''' jos. b. YOUNG. Clerk
New-York daily tribune., 1865-11-08
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cau.s only. SPECIAL rFRu-Demnrrer No lti issues o.
law and s,t Nos Ia ia 2le. 49, 69. I5l 90 1885, CRcuIr-
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2s s! 1884 2JJa 9i5, 2JG,. 1882 27O. 1879, 23i s3la
225i 2!6i. NJ, r,,- ,.,,
SUrrRoG CouRr-PARr Nos. 53l9 I65y.
s59t P,Rr IINos. = ., 1873 7S, i6j, 2O6 2oas $780,
.A2 s,76 $685.. i2os, asio ioi, la'b' 4tS ,
~ oq i5s 93l D. 9o3 9j3 54, 1925. HJ o4 05o 1862.
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