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Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-11-09

THE MEarBERsof "The Benevolent Society
Of Tennessee will hold n meeting at the
McKendree Church on Friday, the 9th inst.'
at eleven o'clock, A. NJ, on business Of i'm
portance. The Officers and Managers Of the
Edgefeld Branch are urgently invited TO
attend. Mrs. T. i. MARSHALL, Sec'y.
Nashville, Nov. :, 1S66.-SL
SELLING oUTll-On account Of the dis
solution Of copartnership, the entire stock Of
goods at reduced prices at
C. RICE & Co.'s,
octSO-lm SO College street
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CTORS.
EDGEFIELD! EDGEFIELDH
Great Sale of Lots :!
We aOW Sell at AUCTION OR the
Premises, OH


IN WILLIAMS ADDITION 70 Edgefeld. from
i Thirty 10 Forty beautiful building lots, located
on FatheTland, Boscobel, Minnick Shelby Avenue.
and other streets. The close proximity Of this
property TO. and easy communication with the
city Of Nashville, well the health Of Edge
field, to say nothing Of the intelligence and moral
religious. and social character Of it, Inhabitants
renders this quiet, orderly and rapidly growing
village most desirable for the private residences
Of business men.
The Edgefeld Street Railroad il expected 10
be pushed forward 10 completion az an early day.
Terms Liberal.
ANDERSON, JOHNSON 4 SMITH.
Real Estate Agents.
n. W. TAYLOR. AucttoneeT.
uOY2-td
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Yard at R. r. Trestle, en- North Summer street.
ChsTFy street.. OF g this olhse. jyil-6
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Arrived.

Steamship Washington tFr), surmont Hsvre Jan: 10,
Bret II At D. H. ma aud pass, George Mckenzie. First
days had very sonny weather and tempestuous putting
ship out OF he. wBy
Steamship sout6 hmrira Tnkepauah Rio Janeiro Jan.
Bahia It'll PrTpabuco 10TH Para lth ST. Thomas 2Jd mails
cargo and pass, 4 Asccu,i0 a 60. -
Steamship Creole Anderson NewOresns (pssted Br 18TH
at II rs a. No. and "a Sd at lis ndse. and
o. Iieneken Psmoie. Lett in company with steamer Cleo
pairs for Boston, .
steamship PERT Delaney. Mobile Jan 10 via rortres Mon
9th (where put for supply Of coa mdse and
pass. Lewis l.. Jones. Had strong NE. winds
Steamship Saratoga, King, Norok ndse and pasf o. He
neker Ismore.
Snip Constitution (BTl Dawson, Liverpool "a days mdse
Williams Guion.
Ship sqnando Br Jordan Liverpool 81 days mdse, H. j.
De Wof& Co. Had heavy westerly gales the entire passage
Bark King Bird johnson Palermo 60 days, iruit se Peck
Church. ,
Bark Rosa dc Italia Dr. Munsante, Genos 50 days. marble
rags and 50 pass, FabbTi CbeUncey.
Brig Lady the Lake (o beTnuds Nesey, Black River
jam. " days. ogw God. Middleton Go.
Sor Joseph Story (of Gloncestel WEIGH, Angua p. R.,
is days, fruit, Miller Houshton.
Scr Surprse Beur.e, Boston, mdse II. Racket Son
Schr Enterprise Brl Barnes Londonderry Ms, ID days,
potstops, J. y. Whitnoy Go.
schI tioa, Sherman, flizabethport for Portsmouth.
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allotted 5000 900 900 Of circulation 10 these banks but
go 600 900 have not yet Issued"
Sturdy ReEaaPs.
,ondence Of North American and U. s. Gazette.

Correspondence Of North American and u 8. Gazette.
WASHINGTON. Jan. II, 1865
As an impartial journalist, your Washington
correspondent Is impeled to raise his pen In earnest
protest against the gbook and scotsman business ss
carried on by our national Government which actually
compes members of Congress 10 neglect their egtmate
duties 10 great extent and act book, seedsmsn aud
general agents to clamorous constituency.
The experimental garden OF tho Agricultural Depart
ment a most excel ent feature Of our Government
should be removed from the dust OF the City, enlarged
to the size of farm conducted as at present. and the
result Of the experiments spread feeey throughout the
country by means OF reports to the agricultural ana
other presses willing 10 devote the necessary space 70
the subject The superintendent should ss at present
send few seeds Of his raising 10 the various agr'
cultural societies with particular Instructions as TO
their propagation &C. But the practice OF purchasing
miscellaneous seeds by the tuO and forcing members OF
Congress to act as seedsTen In general 70 .ne CON-
Members Of Congress are sent here TO deoergte ana
egsate for the best interests OF the country but tne
amount of work they are called upon 70 perform as
claim agents seedsmeu gift book agents and showmen
TO sightseers surpasses beyond belief And In some
cases the amount thrown upon members By their own
constituencies IL sufficient to employ constantly ioar
or five active business men, Some Of our members re.
eeive rs many 200 letters per day. requesting all
sorts Of fsyors, from gold pen up to library, COM
petey overwhelming the unfortunate recipients, ana
leaving them actually no time for legislation.
But" says one. "it rests with Congress itself 20
change all this" Not at all No member likes to be
considered chursh and indifferent IN the wishes OF the
peoples and though greatly oyerworked be is the last
to complain. .
Thus it is left with the people themselves 10 consider
well the legitimate duties of their representatives In
Congress and having done cease at once to regard
them as claim agents seedsmen clothers or gftoook
agents
ft ia thought necessary that the national Govern
ment should continue TO transact general retail bust
ness let us by all have department created for
the purpose called say, 1.-THE Department Of tho Re
tail Trade with commissioner and force sufficient TO
attend 10 the business, and take burden on the
shoulders of Congress- that 1t may attend to its legi
mate duties.
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. .. n

To Csnsndsigus ,Rochester, Buffalo, eslsmsnossn
West. By Ehe Railroad. foot Of Chamben-st.T
Of ], 10 g. m. and ON Emigrant trsin..... p n.
To Camden, Manchester and Long Branch by Rs-
rtsn and Delaware Bay r. r.. via steamboat
jesse Hoyt from pier3 n. Rs. LAS On. Way
Line for Manchester and Long Branch. 4:5 m
10 Greepport, by Long Island e. K, foot ofJames
alp, &. r., and Ysphank. ......9 m, and 0. N
10 Hackettstown and intermediate stations, by
Morris snd Essex X. r., foot Of Barclsys,., al
$3.50 O. BY road for stations west OF
hilburn al 4:l0 D. m. Morristown Express.... p
To New-Haven, connecting with X. r. for Hartford,
and sprinrheid-steamesle cave Peck Slip s... 81 m
To Haven. by the New Haven RI, 27thst
and Ah-av.. at 8, lll l2i. 3. 3:45, A. and N
To the West by Central Railroad Of New,Jersey,
via Allentown. from foot OF hbertyst-. n. r..
M IL ru and $500 q. m. Sunday tram D. m
To Philadelphia by New.Jersey Railroad. loot
Courtisndtst Z, 10 and III IN, IL M, and n.
and ~ midnight SUNDAY. p N
To Providence, by steamer City OF Providence. ev
cry Tuesday, Thursday ana Saturday, from Pier
u. ~ H.,
To Washington b. New-JeTsey r. r. foot Of
CouTtandtst, and o a. NJ, p. H., and IL
midnight. Sunday. m
To Piermont By Northern X. r., New-Jersey.
from Jersey City at Of u III. " and 500
Mondsy, - m
To w-Oreans Saturday. Atlantic and Mississippi
Steamer Line.
Staten Island Ferry-See advertisement.
For further information In regaid 10 Railroad Time Tsbss
zee advertisements Ia another part Of this paper.
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Board OF Councilmen.

BLIND PEssIoNBRs-CoRPORAT ADVERTISING
GAS LIGHT Observation-Disclosures
MANUAL, &C.
The Board met on Monday afternoon. j.
Wilson Green, esq. President In the chair.
BY resolutions. score OF persons given permis
sion to have signs stands tree-boIes or to eIhibh
goods in front OF their premises. Aresoluon to do
nate s5 900 20 the Protestant Half Orphan Asylum to
enbe it TO discharge s debts incurred In the care
children who might otherwise have become burdes
on the city Referred to the Committee on Don&
tions. &C.
The names Of eight persons were directed to b.
added the list of blind persons who are entitled v
receive $50 each from the City Treasury.
resolution was adopted requesting The soropers o
this county TO advertise description OF Gil unknown
persons on whom they hold inquests.
A proposition TO give the city advertising 10 TH2
TRIBUNE. Times ChitsR Herald. Atlas and DispdteA Wa
referred to the Committee on Printing and Adyerns.
The Finance Committee were instructed to inquire
into the expedency Of requiring the City Chamoerah
place moneys In bis hands belonging to the city
interest in order that the Treasury may receive the
Il having been represented that the city is taxed for
the maintenance Of certain gas lights when are un-
called for and that certain gas companies when ENJOY
peculiar privileges In the habit OF collecting unaa
thorized charges from the city the Committee on Lamps
and Gas Instructed TO investigate the an oi tns
several gas companies. and authorised 70 .ase ss ,S
steps in their Judgment are necessary 70 protect nc
rights Of the city and consumers
The resolution authorizing the Clerk OF the Common
Council 70 prepare the Annual Manual Oh the CorPoia
ton and cause 10 900 copies to be published and his
compensation for bis labor TO DO $500 was recelteo
from the Board of Aldermen. Several amendments
were offered and voted down, and the resolution wx
adopted In one Of the amendments 1t was stated thAs
the work cost last year ESQ and that II was repre-
sented that responsible parties were willing to under
take the work less than half that sum TIE
TO create the office of Inspector OF City haluosoh
with a salary Of 60, 500 was adopted.
Adjourned to Thursday at +p. IN.
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Movements OF Ocean Steamers.
10 DEPAH1
Passenger Arrived.

In steamship w..hinrton. from B.ue.Mr Fr,re Fseile
Mr. Cadart Mi. De Vhcr, Leonce Abst Mrs. Ogden and
children, Mr. Brenger NJ. Aubert r. Lacfor and child
Mr. Gerre MIR Hyeock and child Mn. Latham and ,eIv
ant Mr. Birdsal Mr.. Bohen lady and children Jules
Bornheitn Sn We. Arntud Nh Massey F-rd West, George
Smith. Mr.. GARNER, Bef,an kousp T. Myers and lady
Francois de Granville Nare Urban and lady Mr Creuze
Mr. Dugefevre A. Antony Jacob Wetistsn. Chas Wsrker
J. Van fndagh lady and children; Mira Marie Cuehe'
Mr. Mac Roy and lady Mr.. Auvrsy and lady.
In steamship Creole. from Now Orlesns via Hsyans-Mrs
Dykeman b. Gibson, John Robinson, Frank Robinson; f.
Matte L. d. Brown. G.. H. Chambers. Capt. Robinele Gen.
Forsyth =. J. Boyt w. NJ Butlcr NJ Armand. Mrs H. $.
Hathaway, Miss Nellie Price. N. lia~ kins, Mira Hawkins
John SrsTns, File seams Miss Hawkins, Julard Menden
dir c. n. Thomas, y. Thomas.
In steamship South America from Rio Jsneiro-Gen Wood
J. King. a. g. Grunaisls Col j.. L. Lonnt, and Mar
tin y " H. Thayer W. James Gustav Sessebe j. Ward
Rob and Mrs Hail. Miss Ho and two servants 5. s. Dodd
F. S. Moad +. Edgar u s. Co.sul at st. Thomas and ser
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THE NATIONAL CURRENCY.
Apportienmen, Among the States.

II appears from the official records that the
three hundred millions Of circulation OF the national
the respective States by the Secretary OF the Treasury
but none Of the Southern States applied up 10 OctoDs
!. 1865;
Hampshire was allotted g. 600 but secured 81 banks
with 100000. Vermont was allotted ~ sssoOg and
secured ~ banks and o. 900 OF circulation Massa
chusetts was allotted eel 00 but secured 2O banks
and SEA 500 63 circulation. Connecticut was allotted
S7225Oo0 and secured 50 banks with es s69 4s circn
ation Rhode Island was allotted s4,1s4O0o' anu
secured IS banks with g. Al 500 circulation. New
York allotted s53 473 500 and secured $40 banks
with f74 $50 1852 circulation. NewJersey was aotteo
s6 and secured 81 banks with 90 oiro nd
secured 100 banks with $40 54 906 circulation Mary
land allotted o. l37 600 and secnred 80 banks VIII
and secured 10 banks with 81 O63 900 circulation.
1.-The District Of Columbia was allotted soooVoV anu
secured banks with o., 305, 900 circulation. :,
Virginia was allotted s35ls 500 AND secure Si,dd
hanks with o. 0s2 760 circulation Ohio was alottea
eli. 61 800, and secured l3G banks WIN ~
circulation. Indiana was allotted s9.6laOOo ana Sc
cured 20 banks With slo9o3 200 circulation np mo-,
allotted ell e35 600 and secured q Danks WI
90 9l6c00 circulation. Michigan was allotted ~
500 and secured % banks. with s36lA4o9 ercuao ~
banks with S. 700 900 circulation Iowa was anotted
81 i0- 800. and secured 80 banks. with ~ Soo
ation Minnesota was allotted 81 aua n 81
l2 banks with s 1919 900 circulation Kansas va va
otted s646 500 and secured banxs, with siSo'VV CIT
culati0n . , 5000 10
hank. with a. Is2 80 circulation. Kentucky was az
iotted elo,5OoOco. and secured II BANKS .no wa
a. 100 COO and secured seven banks. with syV1Vp
circulation. Louisiana was allotted w ane
secured one bank With e450 900 circulation Eeorasks
was allotted s4sl 500 and secured Two osnss wltn
$4,000 circulation. Colorado vas no.'e1 $500
was allotted and scared one bank e ~ .ls a
"a sscnTcd one hank with 90 600 circulation. North
Carolina slotted O. SIC COO AID secured two banks
e. s5s coo; none secured Arkansas was allotted
a. 721 coo; none secured. Alabama was allotted
"a i25 COO and secured two banks with $50 0Co orcu-
istion Utah Territory was allotted e21000, and Sc
cured none Washington Territory was allotted ss2. 500
and secured none Oregon was allotted s370.500 and
secured one bank with $4,000 circulation. California
wa. allotted t30o300o, but secured none. Nevada.
New Mexico Florida and Dakota were allotted
Al 5lI 600 but secured none. Texas allotted
"a 96 900 and secured bank with slso 600 eircu
There Ia nor total Of s2o6 900 900 OF circulation
isssed, with fiolooaooo capital There bare been
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT on EEW-YoRK..........JI

Cleared.
Steamer North America, Tinkepabsh. Rio Jsneiro, T.
AtcenSio l. Co.
Steamer Widgson, Pearce Fernsndins
SteSmer Eastern City Mundy, Philadelphia, Thorn
Tobias.
Ship Albert Gala,n. Delsno Liverpool, c. GrnneE.
Ship Elena tBrem) Bremen Csdiz aud market Charles
Luing Co.
Bark Apollo (Brsm.J, Wsrnken. Bremen. schOlbery
Kaper.
Bark sime.o Qhl) Maccsrc. Civs Vecchs, Slocovich
Smith.
Brig H. y. Coltbrs. (Br) Emery, MsnzanilO, Dawson
Spesring. So
Brig Julia. Smith, kIontsra, j. W. Ewcl q Co.
Brig Fredonis, Howes, Charleston = G., n. H. McCresdy
Co
schI c. NJ Ntvns. Leaning Mobile, N LMcCresdy Co.
Schr. Gen. Grant, Conkn, St Augustine Fla n. l.. Nc
Crrady Il Co.
Scbf. Mabei. Arsco.t. Edeuion, +. II. Kremer.
scr Joln Mett,r Jones' te.burg, Van BTnn. Slight
Scir. Sarah Meria Undprhl 81. krs J. w. Hubbell
schr. Maggie ,Brj, Kcddy, Halifax, J. L. Overtou.
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NEW YORK DAILY TRIBUNE TUESDAY, JANUARY 30, 1856

Look out for II. BE has been much attacked BY tbs
Rebels Of late and win probably give them food for 70
Election.
The following Is Q specimen;
True Version
"But while the Government is thus bound to defer 70
the people from whom II derives ts existence II should
from the very consideration Of Its origin be strong IN
Its power Of resistance to the establishment OF nequa'
ties Monopolies perpetuities. and class legislation,
are contrary 70 the genius Of free Government and
ought not TO be allowed"
fSpurious Version.
But while the Government Is thus bound to defer TO
the people from whom derives its existence 1t should
from the vy consideration Of its origin be strong In
Its power Of existence
The establishment OF equallties and monopolies, and
class legislation. contrary 10 the genius Of free
government and ought not to be allowed.
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ssde and action restored calendar for trial payment Of
Q 30 costs within Eve days, By defendant
WIN. Pot and wife Ast Jehis J. Post-Rspors confirmed
and judgment ordered
Ella Dennis agt. Chsa Denns.-Bemorsnds for counsel
Emil ssuer sgt. ChaA A Wnsai.-Mo,ioa granted with
go costs order TO be settled notice.
John w. Quincy sgt The Ontario Iron Works-Motion de-
MED with 80 costs to sbids event Of action
Wallace p Groom sgt- ChsA s. Archer.-Moton denied
without costa
Mussre, S. Felt sgt. Benjamin A. REORGANIZATION de-
MED without costa
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CITY GOVERNMENT.
BOARD OF AIdFrmeu.

SPECIAL SEssIoN-Saturdsy, Jan. q, 1896,
2oclock p. )
The Board met pursuant to the following call:
NEw.ioRK, Jan. IS 1856.
DAVID r. VALENTINE esq. Clerk Of the Common Council;
sIR You art hereby requested 10 notify the members Of
Board of Aldermen meet In specsl session, in the
Chamber Of the Board in the City Hail. Saturday next,
2h instant at O'Clock FOR the pulposc OF trsnssehns
zach public business uioy come before The board
gGSATIUS FLYNN, Alderman Of the finh District
John MOORE, Alderman Of the First District
THOMAS CONAN, Alderman OF tue Second District.
~. IL. GFDNEY, Alderman OF the Seventh District.
". l. ELY, Alderman Of the Eighth District.
BERNARD REILLY. Alderman OF the Tenth District
scEAS. McBglEN, Aldermen Of the Fourth District.
ROBERT MCGlNNIS Alderman Of the sixteenth District
JANIS OBKIEN, Alderman OF the fifteenth District;
sCHAS. F.. LOE ". Alderman OF the Twelfth District
B. W. VAN NOORHIS Alderman ofthe Seventeenth District
PTcseni-Al6ern.en Gedney Loew, Narnun McGRnis and
Nsn VOORHEES,. -
The President being absent at roll call motion OF Alder
sven VAN VoonHs Alderman Loew called to the CHAIR
The roll having been called and quorum not appearing the
PRESIDENT p;o declared the Board adourneG without
.J.v. d. T. VALENTINE, Clerk
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rr.,e,ers, GuIde.

80 arh,r~ ny, Hudson r. X, Depct sDth.st. and
;6eh.sTe., and BY Hsrlem.R X. T., depot 2o'h.sS
nd Sth.sy.. VIA Hudson River, y, 10 .. M -
S sad 10 D. m. wa Harlem y = NJ aud " q On n,
sunday tain via hudson River, p IN .' Ny
ear, run between Chambers ana SWh-S~ s'a'i"u
sYi CITY Hall and 2olh.st. ststion.
O. baltimore and Washington, by the New-Jetsey
n r.. foot OF Courtlandtst.. 8 and 10 q. m''
o. n. and u midnight Sunday. 20
81 Roston. by New,London line, Pier ~ ~ H.
a,ilv ISM Cey excepted
,Eo P,y.on. by New-Haven r. r.. via srrlnsn1elat;
27ti.si and Ith-av.. vs. a..
10 Uoston. bv New Haven X. r.. z't~'t; snu var
AFe., via shore Line lst Sad o. III 'u'SA''
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Which was adopted
Nr. Ely nffared the following,

VAyeas The contracts heretofors made between The O1
and the various g.. % 10, ,S Jsnns,..
Gas Light Company. plsrins the eity soo.sn.ay sn
mercy and subject to enioron,te charges na ns's 90
may hereafter be demanded BY these eonpsn7s 'f o.
W1srea Toe city under tn. pre.en. system Of lighting tn
uubc smps has control the quality OF gas maos
the supply urnsbed aud inssuuch other arse citis
Union manufacture their gas snd the pre-
ure allowed much 10 the sconomicai in'eScs" Oh '''
RSsored That the Committee Lamps and Gas be and s
the public lamps and If avoby considered by the COMMITS
they be requested submit, what steps shall % aAen
placs tue same in {" practicable lorm."
Which was adopted. A.
Mr.. RYERs moved TO take the protest OF Peter MO
Knight against Alderman William l.. Ely from taxing
his seat as member Of the Board; which was carried.
aud Alderman Ryers, Gedney and Norton were ap
pointed Special Committee to inquire into the mates
and report. .
A communication was received from the Controlcs
recommending the following additional appropriations
for the Croton Adueduct Board:
SeweTs-Repainng and cleaning. $S0W0
Sewerage systems aid surveys. LVU
Contngeucies--Croton Aqueduct Board...... 1000
Total.................. ."........".....SCoco
Laid over.
ordinance for the better regulation Of granting perma
to erect stands on the sidewalks.
After the adoption OF two amendments las tctiovsh
the ordinance was passed;
That the Street Commissioner and City Inspector.
With the Mayor act jointly in granting these permts
Requiring all persons who desire 10 put uP seos
cases. deliver goods 10 erect hoistways In mont o.
their premises to pay sf0 per annum for such privi-
leges In all other cases the persons securing perni
to pay 81 per AMMAN.
advertise in three daily newspapers full description
Of oil unknown dead persons vino might be found WHINE
the limits Of the city. III.
Special Committee to celebrate Washirgtoas birth
day. and sprropriating g. therefor.
The Board then adjourned.
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THE SALARY OF THg SECOND ASSISTANT

THE SALARY OF THg SECOND ASSISTANT MES.
sEseER IN THE MAYORS oYYICE-THs AS.
ToRIA PERRY-THE QUESTION OF GAS, &C.
The Board met at 2 o'clock yesterday after.
noon. the President Alderman Brice in the chair
resolution to increase the salary Of the Second As
sisant Messenger In the Mayors office to el, 500 per
annum, was referred to the Committee on Finance
Mr. VARxUk offered the follow ing resolution.
Rssolrsd That the petition Of the Queens County Ferry
Company asking 70 Be ssdgned dssrent terminus Of The
ferry across East River TO Astoria In place Of tho pesen,
terminus st the foot Of Eishtyixh be taken from the
sss Of The ... Board Nd sstssa y The COMMITTEES on Yer
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hpokea.

Steamer Cleopatra, NewOresns for Boson-Jsn IS. lat
20 H. lon. 70 q. -
Ship Polar Star, bound E.Iau. lat. 81 90 Ion. 66 a.
Ship Monarch Of the Sea- hence for Hverpool-JAn. H.
lat Al 50 Ion. 90 30.
Brg Rio Graude Jsmsica for London spoken In lat
rs 10 lou 81 tho loss Of topnssts and head OF lower
mast; wanted no assistance.
schr. Amelia steering Avian. 25, rs miles Sc. Of
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SUPREME CoURT-CHAnskls-JAs. 29.-Before JustiC
SUTHERLAND
DECISIONS.

Geo. J. Forrest sgt. Richard Pelton.-Report
confirmed snd judgment ordered A. a.
Chaa o. OTIS at Geo r. Biddisbotion granted without
costs; order TO be settled on notice
Henry =. COIN at. Daniel ~ DUssn--Motion granted
Mary or agt John OttMoton tor attachment granted.
Martin Frissen sgt Augustus REPRESENTATION granted:
Joseph Nckerson AT Bsyiies rdAoon granted
less plaintiff to give credit on judgment for ESQ order
10 be s~tted on notice.
lanes Merritt sgt. James MeNuliy.-Upon the whole I
,hnk the proceedings In this action should BE- stayed until the
sppes to the General Tenn roE tie judgment the other
srtjon should be heard and determined.
ii. NJ RObIches At AubT0's sse.ypI-yudzaeHt sOt
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LAW INTELLIGRNCE.
United STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-JAS. 2s
Before Commissioner OSBORN.

LIMITED STATES COMMISSIONERS OFFlCE-JAy. 20.
Before Commissioner OSBORN.
THE CIGAR STAMP CoUNTERrLITIRS.
Charles Mitzcherlng was charged with selling
counterfeit cigar samps The oense the that ON
which Franfer committed asst week The Commis-
oner after reviewing the act and the same points
oaw AZ In FrAnkeT decdcd to hold the accused for
TRIAL - -.
William p. Fitzgerald was arrested and brought
before Commissioner swe th. MORAN; charged With at
,,,;nv ~ ms. couute7fe ga United States Treasury
note The CoTnisxoner required Fitzgerald 70 tnd bail in
The sun of 70 appear for examination At O'Clock on
Tuesday afternoon ,,p.
ANoTHIR CoUETiRFTrTfSG CAsE.
Henry Villains partially Examined ON charges OF bav
ir counterfeit $50 legal tender notes upon Georgs
GreTory Of No $50 Fishthsvs and other persona EIan'
alton TO be continued.
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CITY NEWS.

LECTURES THIS EvgSIsa.-Dr. Hayes. ths
eminent Arctic explorer viii deliver a lecture on
"Icebergs" at the Cooper Institute. at O'Clock this
evening, before the Association for the Advancement
of Science and Art. The Hon. II. l. Hosmer will do
liver an address on the Condition, Resources and Pro
poets Of the Territory Of Montana at the Travellers
Club this evening at the same hour.