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The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1865-01-18

McGrcgor Western Railway.
On and after Monday November 2lst Trains will
leave and arrive as follows:
TRAINS LEAVE.
North McGregor, $50 A. NJ. and BIS PM
TRAINS ARRIVE.
North McGreger, 1890 A. NJ. and 400 A. NJ
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CORRECTION were favored with a
call last week from Mr.. II. Roberts, of the
Postville Mercantile firm Of Holtcn g.
Roberts. Mr.. R. informed US that we had
been victimized recently. In our last issue
we stated that Mr.. r. was DESTROYS Of dis
posing Of his interest in the Postvi!le store.
This Mr.. R. assures US is m entire mistake |!
Let US explain. 1t was Mr.. Ii. L. PORTER,
of Postville, who requested US to give notice
of his wish to sell! a letter from that
gentleman explains the blunder. On re-
ceiving the first letter from Mr.. Porter, we
had lust been handed an order from Holton
Roberts for job work, and in memoranda
ing for a "Home item" notice we confound.
ed the names. In our homo items this
week the proper notice is given.
uoLToN & ROBERTS are in no humor to
sell their stock, and we wish each one Of
their late posters may bring them hundred
customers.
BONDS NJ. O'Brien Esq, Supervisor
for Mendon, hands US copy Of resolution
offered to the Board at it's last session, bui
lost by Ito IL. 1t denies the justice OF
the right Of wealth to put money into U.
S. Bonds and exempt them from taxation
Wealth is favored enough of itself withou,
requiring labor to pay eternal tribute to il
in the shape Of privileges. An elected
aristocracy is bad enough, but one that
assumes exemption from liability to support
the burthens Of the country, while tht
masses toll is too contemplate for tolera
ton. If this rule is to obtain what is t.
prevent the wealthy from obtaining power
and exempting themselves by lac from tht
demands Of property protection? W.
honor the men who voted for the resolu
ton.
SUBSTITUTES. Alta meeting Of the CHI
zens Of McGregor held at Evans Hall, Sa.
turday January 1lth, the following wa.
resolved to be published in both papers:
On IN otion Resolved, That all the names
Of those who refuse to subscribe to tht
Volunteer Fund be reported before thu
meeting of Thursday. January 10th.
d. LETTING WELL, Pres.
F, HESKE, Sec'y.
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Mr.. GRANTS LETTER.
McGREGoR, Jan. 10. '65,

Eds. Times Taking up your issue OF
tho 18th, my eye fell upon your article en-.
titled "Ths Draft" which requires no dis.
torted fancy to construe into reflection
upon my own reputation; or rather upon
my own cork, which is the only thing
claim a reputation for. when you thus
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Milwaukee e. Pr. du Chen Railway.
TRAINS DEPART.
Mail and Day Express Passenger,...-...7:35A A. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger. ........".4l0 r. NJ.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mail and Day Express Passenger, "... 900 p. NJ.
Night and Express Passenger, ...-.......5l5 A. NJ.
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refuse to help US out Of the draft, by sub.
scriptions to a town bounty. See Card
and keep out of the papers IN. NJ. Tut.
tie, of the Commission House of S. G..
Wheeler, has been in aud about town for
several days. "Nelso" makes most active
SOLICITOR. Look out, Oh, ye girls who
neglected the opportunities Of the late Leap
year, look out We say for heavy news soon
Some, if not more, Of your favorites will
be married and the rest will be grated into
the army. You could just as well have
been wives as not, if you had only request
ed it :. Gen. Bigelow has sold his store in
Chicago and contemplates a trip to .Calfor.
mia in the spring ~. The friends of the
TIMES who are good ways behind in the
pay line, will see no paper from this office
next week. Large numbers of delinquents
have paid US recently, but there are others
who do not like the paper well enough to
pay for it, and those we must bid good bye
TO-. Sorry, but it can't be helped. . Far.
mers will see the Cow and Hog ordinance
in this issue and rejoice. s
Pr. du Chen is in debt 13l men to this
draft 4 pleasant time was had one day
last week at Big Andy's Eating House.
| CHARLEY CAPRoN, Of N. Y, and JNo.
CoSGEE, of Pr. du CHEN, both Mil. & Pr.
du CHEN Railway men, invited few
friends who fear nothing but Dishonor, to
Game and Champagne dinner, and SO far
as we have heard, the festivities, toasts and
songs didn't hurt anybody very much.
Oh thou fault finder, whether minister or
editor, how much trouble hast thou in cast.
! ing the beam out Of thy brothers eye!. i.
We are panied to hear that John Winet, oil
West Union, who was saot at Teets' Hotel
by negro some weeks since, is dead
80. Capts. Berky and Rogers, with their
wives, and 1t. Green, all of the late 3Sth,
arrived at the American Monday night, and
left for the west on Tuesday morning.
They are all relieved aud VIC guess they
arc glad Of it The Ners stockholders,
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Tho Ufa1t.esAGaIn.
We arc indebted to Messrs. Pearsall &
Church, at whose otfic we found it, for the
following enrolment" for each Township
In Clayton Co. This list was handed to
II. 3. George, Esq, on Saturday at Du-
buque, by Pro. Marshal Adams. 1t comes
from Washington, D. @. Sub districts
15l to 172 inclusive:
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Spoken. &c.

Spoken, &c.
ship 81 Marx Chapman from Liverpool for NYosk, April
ship Isaac webb sowe from LIVERPOOL for Nyort NAY
no lat nor lonby steamship Hibernisn, arrived at Que
Ship cSn.,ans tRreml, from Hsvre for NYort, Mayt
BARI pse.rAs psnasn Pennel, from oallao for Cork
Bsrs james e Ward, from Portland for Havana, Mayo
LAT -, Ion 10.
Foreign Ports.
Asryn Feb 2S-iassed by. Europa Touseed, from Hons
Kong FOR WORK ALEXANDRA, Lucas Manila for do March
queen on we seas Foocbow Tor a0 sb Benefacresa Eo
BARsApos April 2sfn ro1 sarts Golden Fleece for 81
C1Dz. April -In port Rus bark Johannes hsin Tor New
Cclos,o March iO-Ar Eureka, Hail. Calcutta. Sid so'h
Cnrroo, FEB AR Ls yin, oseood swstow ro.,u.,,
Ss ssY s.s- MR, A 1a Ere port sf Ss
S,ss x I ~ r s E ES,
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S99dl Ss ysr SfSso'h srsns SID asS Sss lses
BiSber kyort Msrced esS Sg5l p do corl, Boston
Fooenov, March eArr Orion, whiting shsnghas Sid esh
LYME soss pd s"Ins port ship spsedwe Cooper vita
Valencia; Ssri Elizabeth, Davis, NYorL Wind Hth 18th
Ar q DO sosA, Fanny Hamilton xshman, NYorh asI
~ me port s;t zsyra DeAno from Shields for Aes
olIIs March rs-Ar Enes Foster, Robinson xsurrus
1h. nosul Hanson Liverpool Sid Hth, Aberdeen, Cole.
OsAsApL April 7o-vo Am vessel IN port
0tAcs BAY April Tin port brss Eusn, and Eoiua for
Hove Kora March lar Arrscsn, K,hten. San Fran.
cisco 3D. Bavaria Hggna do tsnt sd tsh for ssmpos),
BsnsEos s,h capsins moon Iuisfs singapore snapers
con, Brsrd Rarsooni 7s ycaeias, cfasseh, Nyor. sh
der San Francisco Nth yosso H. Lsyp Nyark sid March
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invited 70 attend The funeral THU .
East Thirty ninth street. - VI Mrs. Reed, No. 80
TAYLOR, Of the late 1rn OF sting, Nay Q, wnLIAx A.
partner In the nrm Of To McGraw Taylor and senior
year q his aga <ass Brother Co., in the sab
invited 70 attend snds OF the family arc respectfully
two O'Clock fro, ~ funeral, Friday afternoon q
without furf q hts late residence, l06 Allen street,
TuoRSro- or notice.
THosNro. X-Drowned, on Sunday, April g. Huaz
The a, aged - years and months.
tend friends and relatives respectfully invited 70 at
~ the funeral from his late residence Fifty second
Feet between Lexington and Fourth avenues, this
!, Thursday afternoon at one o'clock
VAN LAEmUn-In Brooklyn, on Wednesday, May TO-
GRRRrr VAN LAErHUM q native Of Amsterdam Holland
ex Captain Of the Forty seventh regiment NJ Y. g. "
after very and long illness, aged Al years and
| months.
Notice Of the funeral hereafter.
WmrE.-On "Wednesday, May TO- Mrs. CYNTHIA WmRs
| aged 20 years, months and ii days
Relatives and friends invited to attend the funeral
which will take place from her late residence 351 Third
| street. on Friday afternoon, at one O'Clock.
| WRsrLAKE-At Mamaroneck on Tuesday, May o.
NARY wife OF Henry c. Westlake and daughter OF the
| late Samuel Harrlott
The relatives and friends of the family and those Of
| her brothers. James G. and John " Harrio invited
TO attend the funeral from 247 Carlton avenue, Brook
| lyn on Friday afternoon at one O'Clock.
| WarrEsY-At Milton Massachusetts on Tuesday May
O. Mrs. MARY WHITNEY, wife OF the lac General Noses
| Whitney, aged IS years.
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sumasr. Knsman. Manila; th. visaasa. Drunmond ~
as: E. s ss rss s.: "a h s:;.
=: :: e!::: E a.::s
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tx sS IA: asa:s D sss. s:i;ss
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Ss1 ss.. .a, B s1s ss sHS.s
ARl fss' scas sP Blame sss Martinique
s Ga 70: sS
ne s'iA Ssy; ana 10 others Sss i: before
g ~; sys
sSs'sa' T. saas ssns .as Fashion.
HAYNES ao Geo Chase Dunnins Portland lsh bark Nor
I'D fE Iss;:s-y Sc ass
tom Norton orion NS You; queen o. Fleet Hi
for Boston
DAY; P u,, Dsgss,. for . kYSTk d. d..
osos SscSsad NYesk aa vs.
Tor 90 soon schrs Balloon Tor FRANKFORT Me-
Sessssa Nay 0XrS ship Empire Queen Moran NYort;
April FSs'ss csasra and San Frsncsso
Arr at woosung Feb Reindeer Mcclellan San Francis
Fenela Murray, NYork; 9th James Miller. carbone Foo,
SINGAPORE, March n-Arr Chase Hamilton, Rangoon Ses
Ranger Jayne, Batavia 18th yaletts Dawes Swallow 10TH
woessn s Hong siRs
HS D Hong Kong;
Golden West, Jewett, do
Roberts, Doak Havana; ID, barks speedwel Dixon dos
Harvest Moon, Staples, Matanzas briggs Glendale, Guthrie
DO; 3D. bark ColcoIa, Colcord, MatanIss; .,
Jarvis philadelphia Mary Thompson, Lampher Boston,
sr JAoo, April 2s-Ar Br brig Roseway Belle Miller Bal.
tmore
ST JOHN NIB. Mayfair ships Trmountain Armstrong ~
York. 8h Wisconsin, ARGUS and Neptune Peabody do 9h
schr Kedron, Pets do Sid 7th ship Hemisphere Liver
pool Cid 9Th, ship Am Congress- Woodward, London.
TRINIDAD April 28Arr Br brig Rainbow Cassiday Phia.
delpha
tPER STEAMSHIP ASIA, AT HALIrAx1
from New York April 70 Fortuna at Hamburg; Ala.
at Bremen; Magdalena, at Lizard Point.
Arr from Caao April 28, Guiding Star, at Hull
Sid for NYork April 49, Lizzie Holman, from Liverpool
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continue dull, ana the engagements are al
most nothing Among the charters of the past day or
two tobacco cargoes from Richmond to France-one to
Havrc and the other to Bordeaux Thus by degrees old
things becoming new-the old status is being
gained We may remark that there is not single sail
ing vessel the berth for Liverpool This is the Grst
time that this has occurred for quarter Of century at
least The engagements were To Liverpool 100 terces
lard at 5s and go hhds taow at 5s The charters
ship, S75 tons, from Richmond TO Havre, 900 hhds
deaux, 500 hhds tobacco at 4Os British schooner,
129 tons, to Rio Grande and back, at 81 SO per bb
gold British brig 90 TONS TO the Windward, at Soc
and back from south side Cuba, sugar at 75c or full
of moasses at IS. One, 1875 tons, to Cenfuegos
and back full cargo molasses at So IS schooner 100
tons to West Indies and back at 81 900 per month
at 6Oc. British brig 226 tons, to south side Cuba
New York. sugar at COO. British brig, 266 tons, TO
under deck schooner 100 tons to Porto Rico and back,
81 600 half gold schooner IT'S TONS from Nachias
to Porto Rico, boards, at ST. and back to New York. mo-
lasses on private terms One 12l TONS Eeuhera and
Nassau N p and back, at 81, 100 per month One 143
tons, to Charleston, COAL at SO So One from Rondout
to Boston, iron at S. One from Jersey City TO Boston,
coal 81 TO- British bark, 554 tons 10 Valparaiso
and Caldera and back and British ship, 6o3 TONS
Montevideo and Buenos Ayres private terms. ship
reported with deals, from 81 Johns 10 London on
private terms, but was not confirmed.
PRovsioss.-Recepts zoos bbls pork, 232 pkgs cut
market for pork and prices have declined sales having
been effected OF the spot prices represent
ing decline Of fully 81 per Dbl, the market closing
the spot were 5000 bbs at s25 rs $25 SIX for new
mess closing at s25 ,5 s24 s24 % for Is6s-e4 do
cash and regular way, closing at $24 cash S23 $23 rs
for PRIME and $2l 30 S22 for prime mess; also for
future delivery 900 bbs mess for May and June,
sellers option, part at S25 rs $25 49, and 500 bills
The beef market wac steady, with moderate do.
mand. Gales 600 bills at $l2 o el6 for plain
mess and SIC $40 for extra do. Beef hams
frmer and active. We notice sales
OF $50 bbls at 500 % $40. CUT meats were dull ahd
&c lower, with sales Of 200 packages at flkc l5xc.
for shoulders, and l6xc 1870. for hams Bacon
tinued dull and prices were merely nominal Lard
moderately active and prices may be written Nc lower.
Sales 800 bbls and tcs at 15l<c 1shc, and small
lots Of also $50 tea for May sellers option at
17kc. Butter was steady at former rates Cheese
unchanged .e. -
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Bank of England

Foreign exchange Ia dull but firm. Bankers ask l09l
Ito for sixty days bills, and l1ox 10Y at short
sight Merchants bills very scarce owing to the
light imports, and the best grade is quoted at 1857
lo9A
The Cunard steamer from Boston today took out
S27 900 in specie.
Money is abundant, and call loans are made at 8
per cent The discount line continues Inactive and
prime paper passes at q per cent
The following resolution adopted at the regular
session OF the Chamber Of Commerce to-day
Resolved, That this Chamber make direct appeal to
the proper authorities, asking that at the earliest
ment consistent with the public interest all restrictions
upon trade with the restored sections OF the rebeous
States be removed that commerce In all things not
traband OF war DO made free to all Citizens, and all
legitimate branches OF industry be encouraged
This may bo said TO fairly represent the commercial
spirit of the loyal States and large portion of those
Gently In rebellion Now that the Is practically
ended at least east Of the Mississippi the sentiment Of
the entire country is In favor OF the speedy resumption
of commerce between the two sections and II s the duty
OF the administration TO lose no time In cementng the
bond OF commercial union by the removal Of vexatous
restrictions which, however necessary they may have
been considered 10 time OF war, hardly be deemed
necessary to the public safety now The policy OF con.
nscaton ought 10 be abandoned, unless the case Of
property owned by the rebel government and free
interchange OF commodities inaug urated The area OF
the South is too great TO allow OF the successful enforce
ment of conasca,on Decree unless with regard land
and the personal property there Is probably much less
than is generally supposed
We published few days ago an estimate OF the accu
mutation OF cotton, by who has entered into close
calculations but bis figures will in all likelihood prove
exaggerated and instead Of 604 900 bales being
stored and hidden away In the rebel States considerably
less than two millions Of bales will be discovered accord
Ing to present appearancce
Owners OF real property will feel Interested In the
accompanying decision under the Internal Revenue
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE or INTERNAL RsvrTuE,
WASHINGTON, April 20, 1865
sm-Your inquiries OF April 10 and ~ In regard 10 de-
ducton for taxes received.
Ireply that all income taTes paid In 1864 proper
deductions from income OF that year
assessments made by municipal corporations for the
laying out or grading OF Streets the construction OF walks
sewers, &c, may be deducted from income where they
are laid upon All taxpayers within the corporation; but
tbey are laid only upon the OF property sup
posed 10 be Increased In value by the improvement
deduction can be allowed All town and county taxes
Including LAKES assessed for raising soldiers may DO de-
4 RoIiiNs, Deputy Commissioner
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And now, oh, Mopeybagsi suffer me word OF id.
VICE Cease calling upon Hercules, and help yourselves.
80 you 70 the Common Council and Legislature Screw
ep your courage and become Aldermen and Senators,
even you do thereby make Of yourselves targets al
Very we'll you are also honorable and generous and
Rank the people viii IKE you none the lees for being
eo: iou call all politicians knaves; but think how
smam proportion OF all the people pociansi The
people ~. trust you you ere OF 10 be trusted. But
you sss cot Only rich but .varcous, selfish, exiorcp
- mcco.oe reenuees creditors, usurious lenders thop
eont s-s the people 70 trust you To such they have an
n1tncflvs aversion. Do not be alarmed BY the sxpe.
esnes ~ some mambss " The present Senate. IL ID
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CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

WEDNESDAY, May TO- p NJ.
Asns-Reccipts, A bbs The market dull and
prices nomnally unchanged.
READsrUFFs.-Receipts, $3.50 bbls -four, 92s bbs
and CTS bags meal s95 bushels and 1919 do
oats. The market for State and Western -four
settled by the fall of gold and have to chronicle
further decline Of 25c soc per Dbl The demand was
moderate and confined to the most urgent requirements
of the local trade the market closing dun and heavy
with no buyers Mt outside quotations The sales
comprise 1900 bbls State and Western 400 do Southern
and 500 do Canadian at the appended quotations Rye
-four quiet, and we have sales to report. Corn
meal in limited request and tho market was scarcely
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The market for wheat continued dull and with the de-
cline in gold prices nominally SC 10c per bushe
lower The only sale heard of was 800 bushels No
Chicago spring. on private terms. Rye dull and
declining Barley and barley malt was quiet, and the
market was scarcely firm we heard of no sales The
o . du no eas Oo
Oats in limited request, and decline Of &C. &c.
submitted to- We quote Jersey and Western at 46c
a 51c State 45c. 4oc 42c. for Canada and 40c for
Prince Edwards Island
CoTToy.--There less activity In the market, and
prices under the heavy fall in gold declined fully So per
b. the market closing dull and heavy quotations
Sales I 900 bales We ouote.--
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-. two OF them have been hanged In emgy; three
-. hsve been praised In your Gtzsn, and another
sn possed IN his district; yet all these gentlemen stlll
i've and none the iess respected ana beloved "
''' GEO Il ANDREWS, Senator, Twentieth district
NIW Yoax, Nay ., loo6
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHSl
M arrfed.


BBRRy-WALroRD.-On Wednesday, May 10, at resi-.
dence OF the BRIDES mother by the Rev c. Jones' WILL
LIAM BERRY TO ANNA only daughter OF the late Captain E.
U. Walford.
Richmond IVA y ana London papers please copy.
CRTrENpEs-VAF NAmE-0n Wednesday, May 10, at
the residence OF the brides parents by the Rev James
Brownlee, Captain j. I. CETfENDT2, OF Baltimore, TO
Miss NANCY NJ, only daughter Of Charles Van Name,
ESQ, OF Staten island.
RusK-wnsor.-0n Tuesday morning, May 2, at the
residence Of the BRIDES mother West Liberty Ohio, by
Rev. z l. Drake, of the Presbyterian church. Mr. EDws
Rusx, OF New York city, 10 Miss Lulu G. WILSON, Of
the former place.
.wARRns-FRKcxrl1oS. Wednesday, May 10, by
the Rev. Joseph Sanderson, MYIEs " WARREN 10 JANE
FREcKsL1or, both Of this city.
WnLAxs-lLLrNowoHrH.-O Wednesday, May 10, BY
the Rev. Newton HesoD, WILLIAM j. WILLIAMS 10 ELIZA
1LLisowoRrH, all Of Brooklyn
WoRrmNGT0N-CosIsE Monday. May Q, by the
Rev. Theodore Irving, Nj. JAMES W. woRrHIsoToS OF
Liverpool, England TO Miss ErMcx Z. CossI Of this
city.
Liverpool papers please copy.
CORRECTION.
10 THE EDITOR or rBs HERALD
PErERsBuRo Va, April o. 1893,
sn-Through absence from New York my attention
has only this morning been called 10 communication
In your issue Of the 2sh inst signed John n Archer
contradctng the notice OF marriage published In the
HERALD OF the 28d inst, between John H. Archer and
Kate Overton. As such . ceremony did take place d
the time stated between the undes ned and Miss g. Kate
Overon, can only conclude that the contradiction ema-
SELF and who evidently abors under the delusion that
he II the only John II. Archer In Christendom. BY
giving this letter the same publicity through your vaua
bic columns a. that afforded my unknown namesake you
" '"' ''"'' yours '''JR joan HENRY ARCHER.
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papers please copy.
CORRECTION.
10 TIE HpIroR or TIM HERALD.


ApAxs. --0n Tuesday, May o, JAM ApAns
The relatives and friends Of tho family arc invited TO
attend lhe funeral Al ITO Last Eiitesh street. Sat-
, 1865-08-15

Skole Commissioner, Christiansted Rat
cIitte.
Skole Commissioner, Frederiksted Wal
her.
ST. Croix Fpngsels Commission: Holstein.
YaIgbestyrelsen, Christiansteds By: w. H..
Heyliger.
VaIgbestyrelsen, Christiansteds Land Dis
trict G. Behagen.
VaIsbestyreIsen, Frederiksteds By II,
NalIgray.
VaIgbestyreIsen, Frederiksteds Land Dis
trict: b. b. Beech.
Immigrations Committeen: Walker, Dam.
Kasse Commissioner HeiIbuth, Neudes.
Da Ingen forIangte Ordet underrettede
Fernandez Raadet on, at diets n1ste Mode
Wilde bIiye nrrmer berammet naar Com
mittec Betenkningerne over de dertil at-
givne Udkast bIiye indleverede, h>orom
bch6rig MedJeleIse vii skeo til Raadets
1IedIemmer.
M0dct hrycdes Kl. 4.
, 1865-08-15

Rural School Commission, Christandsted Rat
clfe.
Rural School Commission, Frederiksted Knight.
School Commi, sion, ChriStianstpd Radcliffe.
School Commission, Frederiksted Walker.
ST. CroiX Prison Communication Holstein.
Election Committee, Cristiansted's town: w.
II. Heyliger
Election Committee, Christiansted's country
district G Behagen.
Election Committee, Frederiksted's town: H.
Nallgray.
Elective Committee, Frederiksted's country
district b.. b. Beech.
Immigration Committee: Walker, Dam.
Cash Commission Ueilbuth, Mendes.
NJ member demanding to have the word, the
Chairman informed the Council, that the next
needing would be further fixed, when the re-
ports ON The drafts have been received from the
Committees, whereof the members wouId be duly
notified.
The Council adjourned at 4 o'clock.