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The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

FUNERAL or MIR. HENRY ATKINsoS.-LAst
Wednesday morning this gentleman, who was
about 3s years OF age, and foreman OF the
mOulders employed In the foundry OF Messrs.
Gray Noycs, on the Island, died suddenly at
his residence on Eighth street east, between
+ and q streets south. He arose as usual in
the morning, intending to go to his work, but
was suddenly attacked with hemorrhage, and
died at $50 o'clock on the same morning, lesv-
ing young and devoted wife to mourn his
untimely demise,
Mr. Atkinson hailed from Baltimore city,
where he was an honored and loved member Of
st. Johns Lodge +. A. A. NJ Golden Rule
Lodge l. o. o, T., and Manhattan Tribe No. 81
|. o. X. NJ. The remains Of the deceased were
placed, on Thursday afternoon, in the vault Of
the Congregational cemetery, and the funeral
services were performed at his residence by
Rev. MIR. Harris, of the Episcopal Church.
Tho corpse was accompanied to the vault by
Naval Lodge No, +. A. A. M, marshsled by
August Schroederj Harmony Lodge No 0 l. q.
o. T., marEhalcd by Thomas Denhami and
Tuscarora Tribe l. o, Il, NJ, marshaled by A.
ID, shaw, the Marine band heading the process
sion. Mr.. Atkinson was highly respected by
all who knew him, and especially by those
with whom he WAS connected.
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GEoRGETOMN AFFAIRS.

ORBsRsfort the NATIONAL REPuBLicASin George.
TOW .,v hr left at the bookstore OF Messrs. T.
NIX M.tIs * Co. l2j Bridge street, or at Messrs.
OF Getty & Co.'S, LOG Bridge street. whore copies
OF tue REPUBLICAN may be obtained daily.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

=HALYAEDs SToLEN.-The halyards of tho
Grant and ColfAx nag pole, on Pennsylyania
avenue, between Twentieth and Twenty-frst
streets, were cut some time during Thursday
night by miscreants and carried away. re-
ward OF 900 10 offered for the arrest OF the
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

STREET MrRoYENRSTs.-E street north,
from Eighteenth to Twenty-fOurth streets
west, is being graded and the sidewalks and
cutters on either side of 1t for the same dis.
lance 10 being laid, as 10 also the tagging and
cutters running croBswise at and between tho
same streets. The curb is being set and tho
CUTTERS and pavement laid on the west side OF
Nineteenth street, between Il and + streets.
Mr.. q. W. O. Eslin is doing the paving and
Mr.. Andrew NJ, 5. Kennedy the grading.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

CONCEALED WEAPoSs.-lt appears to be =
usual thing for young cOl0fed persons going
armed, and hardly n day passes but we are
called to record arrests and fines for this Of
fence. Joseph Johnson, aged II years, WAS ar
rested and fined by Justice Harper eco, for hay
ing \ pistol concealed on his person. Martin
George, also colored, was srraigned before
Justice Tucker, who imposed a like ilne upon
him for the same offence, but not producing
the money, he was sent to the workhouso.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

ID looms FOR RENT-FOR GENTLEMEN ONLY
IL Four uicsly.furnished ROOMS. Reference,
required No,iH Twelfth street. between aud II
OClN.6t tStArl
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

SERENADE TO GEN. JAMES A. EAKIa PosT-
PosRD.-In consequence of the illness OF the,
wife of Gen. Eskin, the complimentary sere<
made proposed to be given him last night by
the Boys In Blue and the Central Grant and
Colfax club has been postponed TO another &C.
casion. We are sorry to hear Of the Illness OF
the Generate estimable lady, and trust she
may speedily iecover good health.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24


New YoRR, Oct 23-l p. m.-Cotton quiet
and firm; IS cents. Sugar unchanged; Cuba,
llAGl3l4 cents Porto Rico, l2gl3A cents.
Flour quiet and weak; Southern Fglt so.
Wheat steady demand fair; No. 2 81. 63gtiU5
Corn; demand fair and advanced, closing at
SllIghl7lS. Oats firm demand fair at 70
cents, Rye dull and nominal; tl.52lSBtl 65.
Pork firm; better feeling; t27Tj9t27.sT. Gold
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23-BREApsrrPPs-Th
market continues heavy and inactive We
note sales Of 200 barrels Indiana extra at ". So
and 200 barrels choice Indiana at - so. Prices
are unchanged.
GRAIN.-WhcGi-The market 10 very dull
and heavy to-day. White quoted at ~. 6Oi red,
choice Maryland sass, and good Western at
sloO120 o..
COrn.-Thc market is quiet. white quoted
at tl.2si new at 100; prime yellow Is quoted
at 81 80.
6an.-Receipts asa bushels. The msrke.
is hrmer.
Sales: $50 bushels at So ctsj 100 at 70 cts.j l25
at r. cts, and 200 at II cts.
Ryc.-No receipts or sales reported.
PropiiionS.-The market 10 dull, and prices
are less firm. We quote Shoulders at l3a. cts.i
rib Sides at 1871 cts, and clear ribs at II cts.
Hams range Ia price from II to 20 cts, as to
quality, Bulk Meats arc heavy. The last
sale OF Shoulders was at llA cts, packed.
Lard 10 very heavy at l94i9'S cts. Mess Pork
10 scarce and very arm At ESQ SO y Dbl.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

ECONOMY 10 WEALTH. Therefore we advise
our readers, who are in want of Gent's fur.
nlshing goods, to go to Marble Hall, No. ass
Seventh street, opposite the Patent ONCE, the
popular proprietoTs Messrs. Franc Il Goldman,
having just purchased large quantities of fine
merino undershirts and drawers from New
York auctions, which they will sell at 10, go,
65, and rs cents, and hne article for 81. White
shirts, hosiery, gloves, neck-ties, scarfs, &C,
Of the finest grades, and at the lowest prices
We defy competition.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

Frat ward, on Thursdsy morning found a
man named Thomas ClArey in an insensi.
bile condition, on X street, near Twenty-nfth,
and conveyed him to his residence on Twenty
fifth street, near II, where he died In nfeen
minutes afterward. DR.. Newman was called
In, who pronounced death to be caused from
heart disease,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24
Wants.
Personal.

A MONTHLY NURSE (AMERICAN) NOW
"A dlsengaged, with best Of City references,
would ike to make u few more engagements. APP
ply at 81 Twelfth street
SHIRT NAMING and all kinds Of plain sewing
done at short notice, Also, Furnished Rooms fvT
Gentlemen Vt &7 Twelfth street, spl-lm
DRlyATE MEDICAL CONSULTATION AT
L Gold DIR, DARBY's, 49, seventh street,
Gosito odd'Fellcws' Hall Separate roomS for
uants. sel2-H
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

TuEPT.-Oircer Clements of the Eighth
precinct, executed a search warrant yesterday
Eighteenth street east and @ street north,
for a blanket, the property OF Francis Con.
nally. The property was found and Nepshew
taken to the statiOn-houae, where he gave
bail for a hearing before Justice Lynch.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

Tue RIOTOUs PROCEEDINGS ON TUESDAY
NIuuT.-ln view Of the riOtous proceedings ON
Tuesday night last, a committee OF colored cit
lZoRs OF the First ward have waited on Major
Richards, superintendent of police, and made
n request that In future all hangers.on OF pro-
cGssions be dispersed, and expressed the hope
that the law will DO rigidly enforced against
those arrested,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

CISCIssATI, October ID, lhbs.
A. I. GAYS, EsQ.-SIR: In reply to your let
ter as to my action In regard to the passage
of the eight-hour law In the Senate, ! would
say that labored with great eaEgestness 70
have the House bill taken from the table In
the Senate, and through my personal appeals
to Senator Hendricks he moved 10 the matter
| offered, through Senators Morton, Hen
dricks, and mcOrecryi hundreds OF petitions'
cure tho passage OF the law, The miserable
partisan miscreants who would sacrifice our
labor platform to secure temporary party sue
cess have brought all their power to bear
against my election. by voting scores OF me-
gFoes, against idIP, and other INSCRIPTIONS
means, my defeat has been secured. For my
self care littlcj but to have labor reform
stricken down through me, as its distinctive
representative, is a source of great regret,
Truly yours, 40, ;. !. GARY.
tempt was made land he believed by Mr.. Wha-
ley) to convert the labor movement into the
interests OF the Democratic. party, and assert
ed that his statements had been sustained.
lie still charged that fraud had been commit
ted.
MIR. Judd moved that the report OF the com.
mittce, through Mr.. Cavis, be adopted,
Mr.. Lewis moved that the whole matter be
stricken from the rolls Of the assembly, and
the subject be dropped
The Question was then taken On the adop-
tion Of the report, and carried by vote OF !
After the transaction of some other busi-
ness the assembly adjourned
Tue BODY or THE Drowned MAN lDENTI-
PiED.-On Wednesday the body OF the man
who committed suicide by jumping from the
Long bridge Into the Potomac, and which was
recovered and uttered hy the corporation Au'
thoritics in the burial grounds attached to
the Washington asylum, was identified by
MFIThUmas BuechaTd, of Baltimore, Is being
| the remains Of his brother. 1t appears that
| the deceased was insane, and WAS impressed
with the idea that he must so right straight
| ahead in everything he undertook, hence hi
doubtless found himself called upon TO walk
into the river. His brother had his remaini
| remnNel To nAltimnIn.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

HEAVY MAIL CONTRACTs.-The contracts
for carrying the malta In the New England
States aud New York expire at the end OF the
present fiscal year. The Post Once Depart
ment IL preparing new proposals for these
states, to be published In about n month.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

WITHOUT LICENsg.-August OckcFt, Geo
OCallaghan, John Sweeney, and Malacish
fately, were arrested on the charge OF doing
business without license. The accused were
taken before Justice Lynch, who fined the
former So each, and dismissed the others, as
It was proven they had license.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24
For Sale or Rent.
+ FOUR DESIRABLE OFFICES,

on second FLOOR, newly hnIrhtl.
For particulars inquire Of L. q, PARkE CO
Plumbers and Gas Filters, 800 Ninth street, be
tween PeunSylyHun avenue and street
Oct.j-U
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

GRADIhe AND GRAvgLING,-Commis
HimbeF, of the First ward, yesterday awarded
contracts for grading and graveling z street
cents for grading per cubic yard, and II cents
for gFaTcling,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-10-24

PURCHASE oV LAND ON MERIDIAN Hill
Mr. Michael Duffy has just purchased from
X. NJ. Hall Il Co., one acre Of ground on Meri.
dian Hill, between Sixteenth and Seventeenth
streets, along the boundary line, for $1,000
Upon this ground are four feet Of excellent
gravel on the surface, and there Is also from
one to two hundred THOUSAND cart loads of
RAnd suitable for building purposes.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25
GREAT DISCOVERY.

1t has long been claimed that if knew it, there
would be an herb, 4 combination herbs, roots and
barls that would all the ills human flesh is heir to
Dr. Msher with few of his professional friends, have
kept this idea constantly in view and laboTed earnestly
and perseveringy for years to find this desirable
treasure Though they have not found instant
for all complaints, they have nevertheless discovered
remedy, which, yet has failed in curing chis
and fever dyspepsia and all diseases arising from any
mpury Of the blood disarangement of the digestive
organs including liver complaint coughs. colds sick
headache neuralgia nervousness, general debility and
all affections of the kidneys and urinary organs
This great discovery in honor of the indefatigab la
bors of Dr. B Msher IL called Mishlers herb bittcrs
and wherever introduced takes the place Of qunne and
remedies used heretofore for the
plants mentioned above.
Sold by all druggists and general dealers.
Prepared solely by DIR. s. u. HARTMAN, & CO,
Successors to DIR. Is. Mshler Lancaster, Penn. 30
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25
NEW
SHOP.
JIM ANO 10

IN ANO o.
Two farmers met and the following conversa-
ton might have been heard
"Whoa!--I say. 10, have you 50. your CO rn
planted yet :? -
'.No; have you got yours planted?
No, sir, not yet, nor have got all my ground
ploweh | had to get new set ofh trness'
"Where did you get your new set?''
81 got them at Fl asher Il Hoham's New Har-
ness Shop They are decidedly the best couid
find in town. both as to price and quality. Yoa
will find his shop in his new block Oh the south
side of Laporte street, four doors west of Cleave-
land & Houghton's city grocery, YOU know where
that s?''
"Oh yes, buy my groceries there
"We!l, YOU take my advice AMI % to flasher
& Uohan,s for your harness, and will gHaran
tee that you will be will be well pleased with yonr
-urchase tor he has that honest Duothman max
ng his harness that worked sc long in 10 Potter's
shop, and there several of Your neiShbors S
who can testify TO the durability of his work"
Good by .Jo.''
4" Good by JIM
SEQ l2ng!' 81
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25

A Grant & Colfax club was orgauizcd
in this place on Friday evening. We
were iE attendance to observe the tumul-
tuous enthusiasm that is said to character
ize the organization Of these clubs all over
The U. S. There were probably 10 of the
truly loil" out, and quite Dumber Of
democrats. Afer the organization was
perfected speeches were made by Mr. i.
Erwin and S. d. Parks. Nothing was
done or said during the evening to create
the least enthusiasm or to bring forth the
slightest demonstration Of applause. =
speaker who " knows how to tell it" was
invited to sneak on Friday evening next.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25
STATE OF FINDIANA.
MARSHALL COUNTY
In Circuit coart, August term, 1863.
John II: Braden, ct al,

Henry C. Garter:
The plaintiffin the above entitled causo ,bv his
attorneys has filed in my Office his complaint
against the defendant, AM it appearing by the az
fdavit ola comoetenC person. that the defendant,
Henry c. Carter. is nOl resident of tn. state of
Indiana, he is therefore hereby notified Of the
tendency of SAID comp int against him, and un-
less he appear, answer or demur thereto at The
calling of sid cause on the first day of the next
term of said court, to be tegun and held at the
court house in the town Of Plymouth, on the first
Monday of August, 1868, said complaint and the
matters and things therein contained and alledged
will he heard and determined in his absence.
JOHN G.. CUSHMAN, Clerk
Corbin & Vanv ilkenburgh, Pl'ff's att'ys. al
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.
In Circuit court, August term, 1868.
Martha =. Fisk and
Lemucl Fishk,
VS..
ahiel Morley.

ahiel Morley. }
The plaintiffs In the above entitled cause by
their attorneys have filed in my office their com
plant against the defen liant. and it appearing b
the affidavit of competent person, that the de-
PENDANTS, Daniel Morley, is non-resi-
lent, of the state of Indiana, he is
therefore hereby notified of the tendency of said
complaint against h,m. and unless he appear.
answer demur thereto at the calling of said
cause, on the first day of the next term of said
cou rt, to be begun and held at the court house i'm
the town of Plymouth, OH The first Monday of
August, 1868, said complaint and the matters
and things therein contained and alleged will be
heard and determined in his absence
JOHN G.. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
Corbin h Vanvalkenburgh, Plf's Atty. (tl
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25
STATE OF INDIANA,l
MARSHALL COUNTY,
In Circuit Court, August term, 1868.
Reuben Saxton.
VS.. Divorce.
Catharine NJ SaXton.\


The plaintiff in the above entitled cause, by
his attorney, has filed in rny Office his complaint
against the defendant, and it appearing by the al
fdavit of competent person that the said deiend-
AM, ,Catharine VI. Saxton is a non resident of the
state ofIndana, she is therefore hereby notified of
the pendency of said complaint gainsi her and
unless she appear. answer demur thereto, at the
calling ofsaid causeon the first day ofthe nex.term
of said court, to be begun and held at the court
house in the town of Plymouth on the second
Monday of August, 1868, said COMPLAINT and
the matters and things therein contained and al
legged will be heard and determined in her alb
sence.
JOHN C. CUSHMAN, Clerk.
NJ A. O Packard. Plff's AIRY. al
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25

but the convention paid no attention to his
remarks.
Land appraiser was the next thing in
order, and numerous names were presented
many speeches made, aid much confusion
prevailed over the selection of the candi-
date. Mr.. G.. o. Pomeroy was, after much
tribulation, the unfortunate individual
In the first place he was nominated by
acclamation. A severe looking moke
from the country thought tha. wasn't
"just the cheese" and insisted that the
rol of the townships should be called the
same as in the previous cases. A motion
to reconsider was then made and carried.
and the townships called in order, and
Mr.. PomerOy received majority of the
votes cast. A motion was then made and
carried that he be declared the unanimous
nominee, thus presenting the curious
spectacle Of one man being nominated
twice in convention for the same of:
fee.
j. W. CleaveIand was then nominated
for commissioner for the I'd district, and
Noah Bartholomew for the Sd district,
with little or no excitement Mr. Cleave-
land was the only man present whose
name was us:d in connection with the
nomination for any Office, who did not at
tempt to decline the honor" He saw it
would be of no use, and wisely held his
peace.
Appointing delegates to the congress
iOnal convention was next In order. The
president suggested that each republican
voter of the county present at the conyen.
ton ' consider himself candidate"
The remark was received with smiles Of
approval, but on considering, probably,
that there were already fifty or sixty can
iidates for Schuyler's old shoes, they in
serted the word delegate" instead of
' candidate"
The proceedings were then ordered to
be published in the NJ. G Republican, but
IS the secretary was not regular reporter,
We are certain the members of the conven
ton will be obliged to The DEMOCRAT for
its very full report.
The convention then performed the
most sensible act Of the day, namely, ad
ourncd Three cheers were then propo-
,ed and given for the ticket, and consid-
ering the utter hopelessness Of the case.
we're as cheerful as could be expected.
Selah.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25

For JUNE-The World at Hvme," q
new monthly magazine, published by Isaac
7. Rose & Co., Sl4 Chestnut street, Phil.
adelphia, at So per year. This number
contains eleven select stories, home de-
p,rtment, juvenile department-puzzles,
C arades, etc.-fashion department, edi.
torlals, summary of news, corner cupboard,
l. isic, cookery, household receipts, etc.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25
Mrs. L. Davis,
NIiiliner,

Tenders her services to the ladies of Plymouth and vi
ciuity, and cordially invites them to call and examine
her entire new and well selected stock OF millinery
goods, consisting of English plain and figured plaids
watered and shaded ribbons plain white and frosted
Illusions black and colored grapes, silks Of various
colors wheat heads In silk silk lace trimmings dotted
aces fancy ornaments such pearl and steel straw
cords. ladies' misses and cliidrcns hats trimmed and
untrimmed, black and fancy NeapolitaIs fancy brads
afio which can be had at low prices. Rooms east side
brick block -
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25
M KEYS
Spring Bed Bottom
Patented the 9la day Of Jaauay, 1StS-Leers No. 1922

This is superior TO all other spring bed bottoms
yet produced, and few OF the advantages are as
follows
J. The pressure on the springs is even, apd
there is no sagging or baggihs down OF any part,
while the full elasticity remains
g There is no giving way of any part, because
t is STAYED at sides as well as ends.
3. 1t is adjustible to any sized bed, with or
without additional Stats.
4. Asy mechanic can make one, or any com
mon farmer who can tools for farm purposes
can readily make or adjust one.
s. They are cheaper than any spring bottom
known, and materials to make them can be pro-
cured in any country town.
9th They are lighter than any other spring
bottom, and can readily be made so as TO sustain
light weight withou: being 200 stiff or timber.
z. They more durable than any othe' bed
bottom known.
Call and examine thenl-try them and you will
mover uso any other.
The pa tentee, Nathan Maxey. of Plymouth,
Indiana has his headquarters over ii. IL. DICK
sons hardware store, Sd door, on the right, up
stairs, and will sell bed bottoms or territory to
those wishing to purchase.
EcEercnccS.
We have had occasion to examine and try the
above bed bottom and fully endorse all that is
claimed for it by the inventor.
CHARLES PALMER. Furniture Dealer,
Tnos. McDoNALD, Depy Auditor,
JOHN w. HouGHroN, Recorder,
DAVID How, Sheriff,
G. H. REEVE, Atty,
Ii. G. Tm,YER, Commission Merchant,
s. Il M. BECKER, Merchants,
j. RRowNLEE, Merchant.
w. BENNETT, NJ d.,
]. D. Cray. NJ. d..
ii. r. BAcKus. NJ. d,
#. A. BoRroN, NJ. D.,
III. b. Dickson, Merchant,
f. p. LESLIE. NJ. ID.
A sample bed bottom may be seen at the room
of the undersigned.
40 N. MAXEY.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25

TIE LADY's FRIEND fer July, a month
.ly magazine of literature aud fashion, cd
iited by Mrs. Henry Peterson. Terms,
80 90 a year. Published by Deacon &
Peterson, 3l9 Walnut street, Phpa. This
number contains" The Debarry Fortune, .
by Amanda NJ. Douglas )" A Dead Man S
Rule" by Eliza Prescott; Evangelene
in Prose" by Miss 4. L. Muzzey; and
other fine stories, poems, &C.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25
STATE OF INDIANA,
MARSHALL COUNTY.
In Circuit court, August term, 1853.
Martha f. Fisk and
Lemuel Fisk
To quiet title.
Daniel Morley

Daniel Morley. ]
The plaintiffs in the above entitled cause, py
thei, attorneyave in my oificetheIr complaint
against the defendant, and it appearing by the
affidavit of a competent person that The said de-
fendant, Daniel Morley, is LCn.resi-
fent of the state of Indiana, he is
therefore, hereby notified of the pen.
delcy of said complaint against him, and
unless he appear, answer or demur thereto, at
the calling Of said ctuse the first day OF the
term of said court, to be begun and held at the
court house in the town OF Plymouth On the first
Monday of August. 1868, said complaint
and the matters and things therein contained and
alleged will be heard and determined in his alb
sence. JOHN G. CUSH VI AN, Clerk.
Corbin & VanValkeuburgh, Pl'fs Atty.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat., 1868-06-25

-Thirty-three paupers in the Jefferson
county asylum.
The high school building in Madison
has been sold for Jewish synagogue
Price 81 500.
A little girl was SO badly bitten by a
vicious dog in Fort Wayne, a few days ago
that it is feared she will die.
"A little child of Rev. Mr.. Wallace,
of Delphi, was kicked in the forehead by
a horse, last Wednesday (17thI, and Sc
riously if not fatally injured.
Rev. r. NJ. Chapman, of the Episco-
pal church Of Vincennes, designs leaving
that, and o. ening a classical and English
school in Louisville, Ky, on the lst of
September.
"A new irol bridge, with stone abut-
ments, over the Wabash river at Pitts
burgh, in Carroll county, was ordered by
the commissioners of that county, at their
last session. Cost. $4,000. John S. Ceae,
superintendent.
Buffers impious remark that "3anks
would fnd New Orleans lemon ID
well squeezed" is likely to not prove insp-
propriate to the treasury of the United
States, when radicalism shall relinquish
its power Their schemes for plundering
the people seem to be without number.
The Jewish temple, Emanuel, at New
York will cost over million.