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ADJOURNMENT or CONGRESS-.

The hrst session of the Thirty Ninth Con.
gress has ended. Probably this we're wise,
than the proiracted session urged by many
who are not pi-ased TO see the positions Of
trust and prof. ia the country 20 largely into
sne hands OF southern rebels. and the;,
Nortnern symmth'zers. The nation v;,l NO.
n nA,e 'ne ia.l benefit Of the workings Of .sMy
f0hey' However bitter this NAV be ~ ~
iosal men North and South, who stood !.
Mr. LiScols's administration who ,..;r.,
rebel arms and Democratic opposit;on .n.-
tanned the Government, and savea !, g..
overtime. by traitors; who supported and
elected Mr.. JOHNSON to the vice-pre,;d.nc.
because they deemed him true to liberty In.
man rights and the Union. msyhap il va.
wen that since we have an apostate pre.;a.n,
on our hands, he should be lea untrnpeled
70 oeSeiop the full extent of his recreapcv.
congress mas not acted unadvisedly and 4
competent to act wisely. N.r., =. !.
congress more SO. If there h., -.
counterpart Of the eloquece Of m, -
splendid oratory of Webster, nor br;,,;. :.
corruscasions Of genius like Corwin,s -. 49,
the demands ofthe hour been met \.
honesty Of convictions elesrness Of .pnr.
hension broad and comprehensive -.
menship; large amount Of brain, and sol;d
judgement, and fitness for the duties Of le,;.-
lation that pths . one of the .bl.ss n
not the sbless ccusrSss Tint svsr convened.
Cossrss has done eoot ssevics for ths Re.
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public. it, measures, have fbr the most
part been demanded BY the requirements OF
Justice and the nation and it, stsadfastneeg
TO principle and determination % ave Q The
Union and freedom the fruits Of the victory
won BY our armies have been in marked ana
gratifying contrast to the tergiversasaons sn6
shameless renegadeism OF our Presids1Al
Moses
Now will commence an onslaught on loyal
Office holders Mr.. JoHrson's endorsement
some days ago on . bateh e has1ahsal Dsos.
cratic applications for appointment from II
linois "wsit ill Congress~ adjcnrns' shows
fully the Excessive pasposs. CsAetxs~ Ma.
SON, whose butternut politics the people Of
Iowa have again aad aeaia pspSliAisA, and
who is the Iowa Head Center at Washingtnn
of the johnson party will control the passo-
mage for the State, and by this Copperhead
proxy, AxpaEx JoHSsox will regard the 10y
al people OF iowa for their unwsveTing sup
port Of the Union, their overwhelming con-
demnation of Copperheadism and the large
majority they gave him when itssPrsidsnt>
ial candidate, by turning Union men out oil
Office, and giving their places to plastic wax
Gggers, and supporters ofthe Chicago Plat
form aud candidates. Thereby can ANDREW
well establish his own infamy, but he cannot
buy Iowa loyalty. He cannot break Repub-
lican ranks in this State. He cannot steoi
his tools to be the representatives 10 the na-
tional Congress of this Hawkeye country.
Iowa will send six Radicals 10 the next Con.
gress, to represent Iovs leyalty and Rspub-
licanism, and to show Western appropriations
of Mr.. JoHSsoN's faithlessnass.
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Sun srsoKs.-Tbere were two case. of sun

SuS STRoKs.-There we're two cases of sun
stroke in this vicinity Friday. A German
laborer, who Was in the employ of Mr. Bosom,
on the Walker farm, north Of the city, died
| very suddenly. At noon he did not feel well
and ate butlittle dinner. Soon after return.
ing to the FIELD he was Frustrated, and died
within q few minutes. We did not learn his
name. An Irish laborer who was at work
soma distance South Of the city was also
Frustrated, and was, for several hours, con-
sidered in very critical condition, but bv
careful attention was restored. Persons can.
not be too careful of themselves. See Hack
Eye.
The same paper says:
We learn by private letter from Winfield,
Henry county, that the Presbyterian church
Of that place. was struck by lightning on the
evening of the 23d inst, and damaged to the
amount CT $500. No insurance.
A RAcY DESCRIPTION treatise ON
races by Griswold, tthe Fat Contributor we
quote paragraph or two:
u6ttcr tuysetf tndt L know something
about the horse race. | had . passion for
horse racing when \ lad, and used to run
horses with a neighbours boy in Tomkin's
lane. How wildly do rec Ill my last race
rode the governors grass fed mare, roam,
II | remember correctly, with two white feet
N the forehead. She was little fouudered
IN one eye, but with the exception Of some>
thing on each knee like watermelon, her
intellect vas nnimpaired She was sired b.
Canal Horse. and id BY every one Who
drove her. Neighbor's boy kode cream
colored chestnut, with spring halt to har-
ness On the home stretch saa neck and
half shoulder tiade behind, eensly encour.
aging the old mare to do her level besi IL
the application OF a corn cutter TO her i.ed
nsa The limp which she had in her eve Hre.
vented her taking clear view Of : ~ a.
cobb!e stones in the lane, and when -
struck them there Vas stumble. 1 cIstt.e -
stones, horse shoe and old bones, And the|oid
mare Was wrecked and no insurance..
"a vas picked mp bleeding and inseps;k,e
ma made the remainder ofthe home NJ ~
n ~ .reecher. coming 10 under one blanIet.
; - nc VA decided 10 ny Esvor. ia
rs1s sl'o.sd, alshoaeh I ~ 80 49,
W.: re old nars stumbled, ret g I, ess1n-l
=. 4 sssn ~ nsck being 6sokea, / =
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low A ITEMS.

| The earlier published reports did no,
show that Colonel Dan Anderson was can
didate before the Convention in the Second
District for the Judgeship. He was, howev>
er, and received strong support, the vote
standing for about thirty ballots Tauneyhill
AZ, Anderson -, Williams IL. Col. Ander-
son then had his name Withdrawn.
Gen. Matthias, of Burlington, is stumping
for Mr.. l.ouhgridse and the Republican ticket
in the Fourth District,
The Hark- Eye says: IAN Irishman who
was stupidity drunk entered the saloon of a
German the other day, near the railroad
track in the western part of the city and laid
himself al full length on the aoorIfor an ex-
tended sleep. The Teutonic proprietor was
very much enraged at this liberty, and re-
solved to rid himself of the troublesome visi
tor by the use of strictly peaceable means
He took brown sugar and bestrewed it plenti
fully over the neck and face of the sleeping
lrishmen, who was wet with perspir&tion, and
| abandoned him to the tender mercies OF Beel.
zebub prince Of flies Swarms collected
immediately, and their busy labors were so
intensely irritating that 'ye Fsynian got up
and walked away, a sobered man."
The Muscatine Journal says that several
horses have died from the effects OF the heat
up in that country.
That sterling little daily, the Ottumws
Courier comes to us enlarged, with new
heading and generally improved in everything
but its politics in that it was already as
sound as tbs possible for newspaper to be.
The Cuncil Bluffs Nonpariel saIs that
woman was struck BY lightning AID killed
near that place Wednesday
The LEICESTER learns that gentleman,
living near ladianola, had . horse stolen from
his stable. He offered $50 for the restora-
ton of the property, and $50 for the arrest
Of the thief A day or two since, two men,
with the los, horse in their possession re
turned the property to the owner, and mildly
stated while doing so, that they . had left the
thief on the prairie T. The plain difference
was that dead thief was somewhere within
the limits OF Warren County. Right or
wrong, the people are determined to rid the
country o. those pests who are hodging
through tie by paths of the world, lpredes
tined TO steal and be hung
--McKean Buchanan, playing at Dubuque.
and who Was not long since on the keokuk
stage, was arrested, one day last week, for
assault and battery, he having forcibly elected
a gentleman from reserved seat marked
taken, the said gentleman having iaken
IT, knowing il belonged TO another, and re.
fused TO give it up when the rightul owner
came. The court held there was ND cause
tor action, and dismissed the suit.
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hkIGNAL No k--Jo Rarssnsin p Games dat,p-
- DAFT Yoa berr natiar,i tis,i th.r. r. nv
on III. IN the Csrts oto Of b. Fi-t4l.t Cart d L.
county, 'oss at k~asux. -fffo Of Iran IA IN, v
claiming IN fg-.~nt gAtnsr Htei-msn v CAM
for The -usD o. six HnndS.i toar ntpf oar M r.se
made to rhri Mason. upon the oisasiuy a.-.tiard
prsmi 80 to.sri III toHt "a. Blsrk t,pd n and
fonrt tliil Nasoos Lover Adiliin 10 III. or. -
hef knk, in Lee Cann1y, lawA and az-ia.t saa ali
praying fr TIE forfcl sH- OF .aid movigsge TIE "a OF
said premises freed o. sill Interests Of saf le in
Same pay On sid a-bt. the ~xtingnisanent Or III
-quiy ~ red mptop. ard for g-uer,l rrsf
Nov you mu-t sppexr and said ttJon fy man
o. the se. oni day ~ the sid uurt 10 ~
held the s-eond Nosdsy II sept, her So or tuds
ment viii be hsd therein pta, I'd tor by eefsait
II. &C TT HOW'LL
10 cts stsmpl Attorney f., +, sIntir
f,3T $500
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VALLANpIGHAN has been appointed by his
District delegate to the Philadelphia Con-
veutien and he will be there and participate
in the proceedings of the Contention, the
quasi indignant protest Of RAYMOND, RAN
DALI + CO., to the contrary Notwithstanding.
The wax.6ggers are guilty of the very stu.
pidest of ell stupid folly by assn mi,g that
Copperheads and rebels shall be excluded
from the Convention. These will go and
take charge of the machine and run it.; and
the Bread -and> Butter men will be forced to
fall in the ranks under Bntternut leadership
or desert the concern. That the masses Of
the Northern and Southern Democracy and
their leaders will play second fiddle to q cor.
poral's guard of wax-iggers, and marshal
their forces to wax~fgure support, while the
latter deuounce them as Copperheads and re-
bells, and swear they shall be excluded from the
Philadelphia exhibition is what will not take
place. The Bread and Butter men are show
ing great verdancy or consummate duplicity
in their professed intention to exclude these
reconstructed gentry. Ii is these that will
run the machine.
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| CaLGAfEs AR,NATiC stGkfAsLR BeAP.
| superior Toilet Soap, prepared fro. rsoned
Vesetasie Oiis 10 eombipsti with Glyesrtns'
and especially designed for the Ladies and o.
| che Nursery. Its perfume Is exquisite, and Ita
Jog properties unrivslied For sal. BY all druggist
EbI2dAxl.
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The Original and Best 10 the woridi The only srus
and perfect Hair Dye Harmless Reliable and Isstaa
saneous. Produces Immediately . splendid Black or
natural bro~n, without nurins the hair or skin Rem
edi-s the III effects dyes Sold by all Druggists
negsuune is signed William A. Bate ,.-ior Aiso,
REaENERATTNa EXTRACT or MILLEYLEuRs
for Restoring and B~antifying the Hair.
sug7lds~iy CHARLES BACHELOR,
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The Grand secrel.

The Grand Scored.
rhs grand secret in nsdsaaioa Il TO hsp Mature. es
tAss ~ rsss.Ass-sSss - o. AipAA - 0osss u
u. only tAsay = esrs sAst ~ ee.so. ssss ir -
basis the nervous system 10 shattered the musess
-. ~ ~ nind. IN the body. in% saate efphl
sssssys--sAssts y ~ sc do, Ksscn teaches n Ne
answsr:
Buns Or Ysm Max.
Brace him up you would brace tottsrine edes IAs
pabas. " ss~ass Tonic Alternative. Bring him IT
ofths depths Of debility and psspondency
WIFE HosrrsrrEa's Risrsas
They eaAa~ tss3urs 4 child may take them in dosss
suited 10 IL year, without the possibility Of harm 2As
snfeebsA vital powen - rsaeon1 sossDspa
y 20 the setton the vted ras p sssetits bladsa
useeshs vivSyhs sd refrs.Aiss ria. In II esso q
debility the Btters absolutely required There 10
substituts succeedAneum that will Oh thsr place. Re-
sort to thts most wonderful Of Modern Tonnes,
AND ALI 5ltt ~ WILL,
Bear in mind that In Dyspepsia Tntsrntsent Ssssss.
Bilious Dsordsr- and Affections OF fhs Nsrves osA
nedn. viii produce ore 1.-THE Of the good esses thsG
iaysrahly follows The of ths eyoelleut Invssrst
and Corrective. Sold eyeryvhers.-N r T1bs~e o.
n, 1855 fdAwiv
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abe world.
1T Is WARRANTED TO PLEASE,
II cures Itching # the Head
II makes New Hair grow on Raid Head
Is prevents the Hair from Falling out
II renders the Hair soft Ard Glo..y
Cleanse the Scalp; copis the Heated Brow; Remove
DAndruh; Cures NERVOUS Ussd.ehe; Cure- IA d,,ss
fnsnrss Lax ursnt Leks Inclines Hair TO Curl: SIM
ssies wigs; Kills Hair Eaters Good .Gec, apparent .
TO THE LADIES WE SAY,
The Ambrosis will suit you T. Elegantly put IN
oelicatey Perfumed Patrouissd BY Opers Singer and
Actressss Sold In splendid or cartons contain
ing tso large botts--No for morning, No Ar
evening.
THERE - NO mIsTAlE ABOUT n.
ST sRLINa's AMBRoerA 10 the Aese, most asr,~sb,,
cal ton. -
Bold BY DYsgsisss, e.
sierlisGt Anbre.ia Maspisaartpe Csnpas
21S Fsltsa Street. new York.
octtS-iswiy fff-'sf
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RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.

RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Wehsve put mp and sold this rtkie far 90 sAr.
and cas- SAT N cosFrptycs AND rarra Of At have
aevsr bern able to say Of 10Y other nsdicine-sxvn
a.s ~ sAIIso IN 4 sisnis rssrAscs 70 ssucr csas
when Timely used Never did know IN instascs a
dissatisfaction by any ho nsed H. On the contrary
all are delighted with its oper stons ard speak in
II eommsndstoa OF its m.rssi effects and nedfcal vr-
tues We speat in this matter "vHAf Ksov," after
20 years e1pert nee tlErsE RIpurAfios poa
rHs yulsnLMEEr OF wHAr VI nEAR pgcnsR In aimoss
every instance where the infht suffering nom pain
and exhaustion, relief will be round In fifteen minutes
sfer the syrup Is administered.
bull directions for n.ias viii accompany each bottle.
Zone genuine un-s. the facsimile 81 CUNTS PER
kISe, NeS York. Ii ON th@ ou,.ide wrapper.
Sold by all Druggists throu sho-t.,he world
Price, emily 3S ctnts FER Beetle
Akr2&-dku6n
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Legal Notices

: -, = ~ !, - = -
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- @tut @f-G ant Yoa ~. t.r.l,s un,ta. d shas
iufrf ff Hts on u ~ ss ~ ~ ONO. 81 grt,scs
esFNW % iDtt. tJ~a, ~ krok ak i I~- zion IN HI.
fa htfus - s3s4inx tnstxts sssinzt far the
e IN 80 8nlt1F-d psIas th tan r.nt IN ~.
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q t'k ~ ~ itsssrF -isf -s. saris ~ :. six
ives. = = t+spmty lows. n gsii - va p-g,tns
tf tla fdtttt~4rf - eA3 ms~%x~ aF. Of s.sd
r 7snf.'- - = ~ rtso ssi s~ttr 10 ~
~ n ~ tbs ski. s.s.h nest of 81 pofty
u 20 apt & AZ Fsa.F4f sei-t.
VOC $50 z r s.-r trs susxtsr a,if tvtfi,as
aasis q -, tas h-st te. m o .mit t4srs
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| bra,, A,nv e,dss, chill, OF Emily A. and tho lat,
Moses Ode aged years WI" s anu - asys
The relatives and friends of the amy are "sPectluny
invited attend the funeral WITH cut further notice
from 22s West Forty-third street. this "'er
noon at two O'Clock.
OCoSN0R-On Thursday Nav 10 MICHAEL O'CoNNoR.
native OF parish Of lend county Clare, Ireland
His funeral will take place this Saturday. afternoon
at one o'clock, from his late residence 1850 Forsyth
street. His relatives and friends are invited to attend
P.EKER-On Friday, May IL, SCHUYLER r. PARKER,
attend tho funeral from his late residence No 40 Sixth
street. Williamsburg, on Sunday afternoon, at three
PEAcocK.-On Friday morning. Nav IL EsruER be.
loved wife OF John Peacock, aged 81 years.
The friends and relatives respectfully invited to
attend the funeral from her late residence 1877 Sullivan
street. this Saturday afternoon, at one O'Clock
Rom On Thursday May 10 NJ A. ELISE DopEz, be-
loved wife OF John Roth, aged 22 years
The relatives and friends OF the family are invited
attend tho funeral this Saturday afternoon at one
O'Clock, from 1856 West Thrieth street.
RoBB.-On Thursday morning May TO- ANNE MCBRIDE
daughter OF Joseph w. aud Julia Robb. aged years
ii months and is days.
The relatives and friends OF tho family are respectfully
invited to attend the funeral from the house OF James
Parseles, Esq, Cararet avenue, Clarcmont ~ j. this
Saturday afternoon, at four o'clock. Monticello avenue
cars for South Bergen leave the ferry Jersey CITY, every
ten minutes or dummy at each hour pass within
short distance OF the house
RonISsos.on Thursday, May 10, Mrs. SARAH A. Ro-
Relatives and friends are invited to attend the funeral
from her late residence, 1923 Lexington avenue this
Saturday afternoon, ut two O'Clock.
RUssEI-At srasburg Pa, on saturday, May 5, MARY
ELTON rclict OF William Russell ESQ.,, and mother OF
stephen Russell Of this city, In her s5th year.
SYKES. Suddenly, on Wednesday, Mayo, AsMs HErES
youngest daughter OF John Sykes, Jr., and Ann NJ p
Sykes, Of Dewood House, Bay Ridge aged months and
20 days
srsrnLs.-on Thursday, May TO- CHARLES srArrLLs, Of
England aged % years
srguREROn tn ursday May TO- after "A long Illness
HEi.ESE H. daughter OF Jacob and Catharne Seurcr
aged II years months and is days
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
n
hafpnst one o'clock from tho residence Of her parents
81 West Nineteenth street.
TuGMAN-At her residence 30 West Sixteenth street,
after long and painful illness, s VIRGINIA PLUME tho
beloved wife Of Charles H. Tugman in the 3oh year Of
her age.
Notice OF funeral In Sundays papers
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Marine Disasters.

srxlw.rrp yxwrorr OF the Newport and Yar River lne
when coming through Hell Gate this morning went sshore
Rhneiders Point where she remained hour two
before eonrng 90 she DID not receive any damage.
Blps rco- Taylor a. Boston from Mon,sviieS reports
h Inst Ia, ~ Is lon 60 IS compressed bales Of
,on MARRIED d.
B.sr rnoruI CsorwI Same from 81 Domingo. with log
WOOD for -. stranded and bsei reef sE of Wat
u.gs Islands near Pigeon Greek, April -
scHn sAsvrI cotr-The Hartford courant 81 the 10Th
inst ssy- -we published days brief sccyunt
ios pf NE schooner Sam Colt cspt Geo Hiard %
Portland while route from New jersey TO ss~ bedford
with essp Of coal and spars Tho vessel sshore On
san,us Island and Of ths people Of the Inland upon
going her found only the erew-t-o aess hands and
oolor.d eoss-on board These stated that hsasy
encountered and the vessel sho.sd heavy
running the time, ssd the schooner ,ossss 10
rny ,ovsri the beach, the vAshng ever her. nsk
ins daoult for any 70 hoard The nsas ven,
up The nssns and While there powerful vsve -sshef
lin s,.sSsrd Jss s'sR,sn -es, sr fs .sT co. sna
.. sa.ssd from 49, del "a 10 nor go zen n
hin Ih .,hs Story TOD " u. msa ,ssash issy var.4
.S., ss.y 81 4 NJ. Nm. .ss ,A.y =, s.q.ass.,
ss no sr W. -, s.,.'. =, ss y @
W ~ s.gs 'rs :, ss.s b. sYg.. 81 ~. .ss.s
saa maj. -.,. fond .pss =. s..s1 s.s.as.. 80
:ss. '' .a.. q. ss1s, sars -. ~ r.a.s s.
ssss sssi s:a si'i sr $3.50 !. % go. r.
az 'ni r.. Sss sp, ~ , ss. in s. a - u.
fact that ibs vessel siry miles ~ tsr epur~s
CAPT hIsfd YES an srpersresf avg.of-hsf b-sn egsr
route many tues-and cgu1 AafLy ~ r0thbbe hat
the shoonsr squf far frurn - f.ft ~. AZ
tie efrcsurstss srstr susrous that sHsfss
OH uusoubted ~ made nnf ne nssns srs- sns 70
.s, 1s.p.sss ss:s o. ys.a s.a =. nat. o.-s.
naAnins .yorty man tvsniEegh y..f q ase fsf.a,i %
Uatdan, whss IL rnu1h saiseued Ths funerals ~
toih -sfe f'sentiy stisbd~f
scHs Pse.lpr.cs 90 Baiurog.l bsuni % w.siinres
DC siih 10 Of oFprss Lombard street
Phiassphl. osninse q th inst Prspsssoss are esies
rsfs 70 rslss her.
r. u,..,r. yNo.r,.o, ss.,,.. ,sr1v,ss) sry-r
prnxor Dghton lurnb<r by s4sah
suh SIDE u te vineyard wefnesfsy nsfss $50 ~s'
tf0rn Dam by u frrk lad - aen<i
shiing Losi d~nx load and sails W ~ Sea hgass sy
| saf gtssr tsrasss spg~srs ~ - uEht
scnss xasrssA nssv gof rrvvipc~,o-pi sss Krrw/ %
fof HlnsAsrn etnfss nprnlns ~ l0tA isss -hs " sr
- Ssscer hAsss. fhs ksehAsss hAl ss rev sfo.<
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Inyour report of the Superior Court proceedings Judge
Barbour Is stated 10 have said:-"It was really
strous that out Of two hundred and eight only twenty
two jurors could be made to appear" Such policy Is
hard upon those who cannot afford 10 pay fines, and
more hard upon those who depend for justice upon
jurymen Of less than average intelligence and is little
less than gross oppression TO persist in practice which
calls many from their business, In order that few may
be got to as jurors suggest that there should be
minimum fine and percentage on taxes in addition
TO it, to bring out better jurynen and TO relieve those
who now are compelled to do duty for the wealthy; and
hope that the officials win then not summon men by
hundreds A JUROR.
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be handed to the plaintiff his paying 81, 600
property for 81 500 II agreed thai forfeit OF
$500 be gwen by the party failing to perform this
contract On plaintiff rendering the money defendants
$500 was commenced
Fraud procuring the signature OF defendants to the
agreement up In Justification. The jury ga
verdict for defendants.
ID. c. Birdsall aud James H. Henderson for plaintiff;
Thomas H. Rodman for defendants
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kAr ll-At~o~d- R~dersr HSs~aA IRON Il al -
Plaintiff In shs suit claimed that he entered into con.
srsst with The defendants TO pebse my acres Of land
= saf0lh oouhs fR aakOn Ths srsp.r papsn vs.s n
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.


Cop~rtrs--CLARK.- Greenpont Brooklyn, Al the
house OF tho brides father Thursday evening. May
10 by ths Rev. Francis Mansfield Mr.. LuDLrM CORNELL.
OF New York, TO Miss ANNA ELIZA, eldest daughter OF
Walter Clark Esq, Of Greenpoint
FRAzaR--LISDsLEY. Dorchester, Mass, on Tuesday,
May by the Rev Nathaniel Hall, Mr. EvERsrr FRszsn,
OF the firm OF Frazar CO. Shanghae, China, Of Mr.
George Fzar Of Waterown, 10 Mss ANNIE II LIsDsLKY,
daughter Of Mr. Joseph c. Lindsey, OF Dorchester.
RuE-woops. Thursday, May TO- by the Rev. DR..
Gaaudet, at S. AIMS church, JoHS O. Rrg TO JULIA,
eldeet daughter OF Robert G. Woods. all OF this city
WooproRD---BRsErRD-M Albany, ~ Y, on Thurs
day, May 10 by tho Rev Dr. Darling, WALTER o. wocp.
Miss JULIA BRsNERp daughter Of the late George
Braincrd, Of Albany. No cards.
WoorfsG--BrA ruuEy.On Friday, Nay ii, by the Rev.
Henry Ward Beecher, HssAS 4. Woorry0. OF New Ha-
ven, 10 Miss ALICE T. BLArcHft1 OF Mddctown, Conn.
wEEKs--CoGswELL Brooklyn, wednesday,
May at the residence OF the brides parents, by the
Rev Charles PAYNE, EZRA WEEKs Jr, to ELIZA Coos.
WILL, all of Brooklyn No cards
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DeeisIons In supreme co.rs-Chambsrs.

Mir II --Edwni Morgan o. a. Va Lucinda L. Morgan
CT al Motion granted.
Eben Barlow vs. Charles A. o. Depsw. Motion
granted.
CALVIN T. s,ickei Va Richard d Mcdonald 0, a. Re-
cever appointed.
calharne searnel Va James scameL Judgment Of
divorce granted
WIN p Holland va Augustus schelL Motion denied
No costs
Gri-wold L Ely vs. Daniel O. Conner Motion
granted.
Kate A. Wilson va James + Wilson. Judgment Of
divorce granted.
Bsnonl Lee, 81 a. Va Chadsey o. al Motion denied.
referee set aside, &c
George q xaar,v. "a Hartman rrsssnd and sshsrs.
NemoraalA g. esuneaA