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,7V'THTT TF'H--TI' % NHFsVIN, MIS-. Y. W dt-
rick. E. SENT, MISS Nancy Hays, Mrs Elias
Uhrici.
Class O--Sc,vin% Machines, &c.
Best sewing machine for all pur-
poses 400 ! 90
Best knitting machine, 200 90
COMMITTEE Mrs. William d Watson, Jo-
mas Warner, james b. Mctionagie, Mrs. Jen
nie NarlOrd, Miss Jennie Ray.
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Glass E-POstitry.

Attending member of the Board,
VIM. McCollam.
Best Of chickens, not
less than 3 varieties 800 200 l0C
Best of turkeys, not
less than three III
number 200 LOO
Best Of ducks, rot less
than 3 10 number 100
Best of geese, not less
than , il number LOO
Best Of wild geese, not
less than pair 300
Best OF Guinea fowls |
pair l,Oo
Best and largest collec-
ton Of poultry 800 800
ComDtifce-Jcsse y. Elicit, Ed, }
w Coleman, Mrs John Batter, Mrs
IEarrsonJ j knieely, Mrs |; Laushcry.
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Cadiz. o., John Blatter. Mrs. Geo. ID.
Brainard, and Samuel w. Hays
Class E.-CaIisc, Native Em-
proved.
Attending member of the Board,
Thomas ShiDtnn
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DENVAEsE OE' TEMPTATION.
Keep Your Credit Good
This is the Only Legacy ! Can
Leave You.
MISCELLANEOUS.
OE TEMPTATION.

Such were the words impressively uttered
by poor but honest father to his son, when
starting in the world to make his ioTtuue =
and that is the richest legacy for
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-05-13
A Man to Possess

Provided he lives up to tin the fullest, broad
est, fullest sense of the word IL is an un
deninblc fact that none eau remain prosper
aus that have not learned to conquer Temp
tation in its thousand FORMS and meet their
Obligations promptly Traco the history of
every successful man, and you will find that
he possesses the stei ling quality Of conquer
ing temptations and meeting his obligations
promptly. To do that, tne must be up and
dcing. The people Of tins aud adjoining
counties who mean to pay for the goods they
buy will look around aud see where they can
buy
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tiollS, w i w
Commitcc-John X. Myers, of ben
nison; Mrs Il. A. Parrish, Mrs Hoo
yer, Of Deunison; Thos. 0. Tnnmons,
Mrs. Wnl. Marsh.
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Class F-SNine.

Best boar over one year old 500 800
" breeding SOW with pigs 800 800
=" boar under one VI old 800 200
' sow under one yr old 300 300
" Guinea pigs Que pair 50 -
" three lat logs 800 200
Commiace-John w. Lytle, ESD,
Anderson d Work, Alexander McCul-
lough, VIM Hamilton Esq, Thomas r
| Renncr.
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GiaSt L-gsrcad, etc.

Attending member of the Board, J.
Forbes, O'Donuel.
Best bread, two leaves , 90 90
+" brown broad . loaves = 90 | 90
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Al persons exhibiting cows Tor mix
and butter, must, before entering, de
liver to the Secretary written state
meut, setting forth the kind and amount
of food consumed by the cow, and the
weight in pounds of milk and butter, in
fourteen consecutive days.
Committec-John Reenhaugh, Roht.
Morris, Joseph Sucker, Robert Shaw,
James Waddington.
Second Dtri$jon- Working Cattle.
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THE SEASON I!
Also a splendid line Of

For men and boys wear. Also, HATS,
GAPS and
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Committeo--Jacob Crambleit, cf IIar-
rison county; M Kinney Moifit, VIM.
s. Page, VIM. Russell, j. ID. Conwen.
Ladies Riding.
Best Lady Equestricnne, first pre-
MUM one set Silver Tea Spoons; see
ond premium, one set Silver plated Tea
Spoons.
Committee--J. l.. Mclvaine, Of New
Philadelphia; Mrs. O. Slemmons, Of
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HRc1sns FoR LETT.

Sunday morning French, at O'Clock, and in En-.
Eiah It 10 O'clock there will b sermon: on Sunday
evening; and in French ON Mondays and Wednesdays,
at the same hour On Fridays-The Wsy of the Crosa
yin take place on Sundays Tnesdays. ThnIsS.ys and
SundAys Of vespers, and Renedicton of the
Most Blessed Sacrament; Tuessys and Thursdays of
Fridays Of the Way Of the Cross The services
will be conducted by the Clergy Of the church s.....
of the Cross Tuesdays in the evening
Observation-Disclosures in German by the Pastor. Bene
diction at the end of each service.
81. Ihcresas Chu,ch-Eyery Sunday and Wednesday
At o'clock r. NJ there win be Sermons, followed by the
O'Clock p. NJ, the Way of the Cross will be per.
formed.
st. F,atrick's Church.-The week days
t. Ga o'clock. Exercises for Lent, Sunday evening
at q o'clock Wednesday evening Sermon At Il o'clock,
followed by the BenectiOn of the Blessed Sacra
nent Friday evening, at u o'clock-The Way of the
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no1Hua srAR AND CATHOLIC n1snuaxR

FUuI1RHD wEkKLY By
1S Nov Oyjesns Ostkoyie PsbsiN0 OUsspuny No. 1]l
Peydrus direct hsscssn Oss1 aNd St Charles stsests
The Directors Of the Company are:
Tho Most Rev A.chbi.hcg J. NJ 0DE, President.
Rev: T. J. Smith, C. n: Rev. J. .. DUFFY G. SIS RI
Env: j. FLANAGAN; MI HUGH McCL0ekEY; M. JOIN
AcCAEnkY. Treasurer; Mr. T. FITzwILIIAn, Secretary
All communications to be addressed to the Edi
tors Of TIE Morning Star and Catholic Messenger.
Terms Of subscription, -Four Dollars per Annum
Single copies Ten Cents
Advertisements inserted at the rate Of so per square,
eight lines, solid NOnparef1, constituting square.
TrAnaent advertisements having the Of the paper
nrst insertion q 50 per square each subsequent inser
ton, IS cents per square.
Inserted At intervals to be charged -
new each insertion. ,v,
Regular advertiser, who advertise largely shall be
allowed discount from above named transient rfeS
be agreed provided that In no case snau
such discount exceed IS per cent.
All buainees notices OF advertisements TO De charged
% cents net per line, each insertion.
All transient advertisements must be PAID ior IN al
Vance.
All advertisements not marked any specified number
Of insertions, will be published six times and charged
accordingly.
NEW ORLEANS SUNDAY. MARCH %. 1885,
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COLLECTION FOR THE Diocesan SEMINARl.-
We are requested to call the attention, es-
peciahy of the pastors of the country parishes,
to the. collection for the support Of the Theo-
logical Seminary, which will be taken up in all
the churches of the diocese on Easter Sunday,
and that it should be announced Mt the paro-
chial mass on Palm Sunday, in order that the
faithful may have timely information. The
Rev Clergy are requested, in announcing this
collection to their focks, to dwell on the mo-
tives which should influence the members of
the Church in participating in it, in accordance
with the spirit of the Lenten Pastoral. 1t is a
most important work, one to which all Others
are secondary, and it is the interest as well as
the duty of the faithful to contribute, accord
ing to their means, to this collection. The
number of students is considerable, and their
support and education entail great expense,
which are chargeable to the archbishopric,
wh0se RESOURCES are limited and preearieHs.=
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Pan-Angucan.

Our attention has been called to a bro
churs recently published, and purporting to
be an address of the " Bishop of Louisiana"
to Protestant Episcopal Convention lately
held in New Orleans. This address is quite
well written, highly imaginative, and enli-
vened with constant vein of rich, dry
humor. The reverend gentleman has been
on nice excursion to Europe, where he
actually dined with some Of the great church
dignitaries, and was patronized by "their
Lordships." Of course, any man would
return in a good humor under such circum-
stances, and gratitude would require him
to put as good face on affairs as possible.
Our author does this with the best grace
imaginable. He pleasantly and even face
the Anglican system, and Exercises his inge-
nuity in displaying them as beauties. This is
done with so much boldness, not altogether
destitute of plausibility, that we can imag-
inc that venerable cleric gleefully rubbing
his hands over the success of his special
pleading. The goddess old voluptuary,
Henry VIII, is quietly ignored as the
1ouh0CA, anu 4Au@AASlCfsuiS"l Tc1cTTeu
back to the more reputable date of the sixth
century, when Rome went astray, covering
Christendom with crust of error which it
took the struggling English orthodoxy ten
! centuries to break through.
Next, he deals with the well known alb.
sence of authority in the board of bishops,
or body of his church, and treats their for
| bearance toward heresies, not as the result
of impotence, but as an example of "meek-
ness aud toleration." How convenient and
lawyer-like to forget that the "Queen and
Council :" are the expounders of his doctrine,
and that the bishops have nothing to say
| about it!
But what will our adventurous apologist
do when he approaches the question of unity
in his church, There is no hesitation, no
pause he marches boldly up to it. 1t is
well known that there is no one of the thirty
nine articles which is not warmly attacked
by some respectable authority within the
church itself. The total Independence of
thought in matters of belief is as marked
feature of the establishment" as it's aris-
tocratic tendency to splendor. The only
article" of which unanimous approval
could be expected among its members.
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ARCHDIOCESE OF NEW Characterization.
On Wednesday, the 25th instant, the festival of
the Annnnciation, His Grace the Archbishop of
New Orleans, officiating pontificaiiy, gave the
tonsure and four minor orders to Hyacinthe
Claude Mignot; and conferred the holy order
of sub-tleacon on the Rev Touissant FRANCOIS
Beige, and promoted to the holy orders of the
priesthood the Rev. John Pierre Ponchon, all OF
this diocese.
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One of the remarkable features of Camp
street, is the fancy family grocery store of
Berry 6 Hart. These gentlemen have secured
that old and eligible stand; No. II Camp street.
and are now selling q fresh and choice stock of
groceries. Messrs. Berry & Hart not only sell
at the lowest prices, and deliver their goods free
of drayage to any part of the city but particular
ly enjoin their patrons to make known if any ar
ticle sold by them proves to be different from
what it is represented, so they can take suoh ar
ticle back and furniah such IS will prove satis-
factory.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29

We invite the attention of our readers to the
advertisement of C. E. Girardey & Co., in this
issue. Their sale for Saturday, 4th April, in
oludee some choioe properties, eligibly situated,
and we'll worth tho notice Of persons seeking
profitable investments.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1868-03-29

PASSION Scientifically is Passion Sunday,
and is thus styled because the Church COM
mences, by its appropriate prayers and offices,
to recall more wildly the mysteries of the
Passion of our Savior, to which it will unite III
the succeeding week, the most solemn and
penitential of the year, or Holy Week. Let,
therefore, our readers enter into the spirit OF
the Church-let us prepare ourselves 10y prayer,
repentance, penance, and good works for the
approa aching solemnities.~
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Sunday. .... March 2e-Passien Sunday:
NondSy 800. March 30-St. John Climachus
Tuesday. March 3i-St Theodulus sud his Com
pAaions, NArtyrA
Thursday. April 2-St Francis de Paul Religious.
Friday. 3-Feast Of the Compassion Of the
Blessed Virgin Mary.
Saturday. April 4-st Isidorc. bishop and Doctor
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SACRED CoScERT.-On Sunday, Arpil 5, II
sacred concert will be given at st. AIMS
Church, st. Philip street, Mt half past one, p.
NJ, for the benefit of the Conference of st. Ann
Society of st. Vincent de Paul. The music on
the occasion will be Stabat Mater No. 3, by Mr.
Curto, who will preside, assisted by an efficient
orchestra and amateurs of weff-known ability.
The reputation of MIR. Curto is SO well known
that the mere announcement of u production by
him will be sure to attract numerous audi
ence. He has just returned from Paris, where
he was the recipient of high honors at the
hands of musical celebrities. The cause in whose
behalf the entertainment is to be given is q
praiseworthy one, and we hope the proceeds will
meet the just expectations of it's promoters
We will revert to the matter again. and in the
meantime inform all interested that tickets
may be procured at all the music stores, and at
this Office.
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most Catholic city, and Louisiana - en-
inently the Catholic State of the country.
But if we had not zeal enough to take the
lead, let us, at least, walk in the footsteps
of those who have given us that good ex>
ample. --.-, .L.-..,a 49,
Therefore, in order to afford all our Cath
Ole brethren an opportunity of manifesting
their sympathy for the cause Of the Holy
See, which is our own cause and the cause
of all Catholics, agreeably to the pressing
invitations and repeated wishes of q number
ofsealous Catholics, with the authorization of
our Most Rev. Archbishop, we have resolved
to open subscription for the Pontifcal ar
my at the offices Of the two Catholic papers
of this city, TIE MORNING STAR AND CATH
oL1c MESSENGER and the Propa9ateur Ca
tkolique, and we invite all Catholics to take .
generous part in that subscription, remind
ing all of them of the fact that Americans,
Irish, French, Germans, Belgians, and
others of various natiOnalities, have some
Of their countrymen IN the Pontifical army,
and that it is but just that they should help
by an easy offering those devoted men who
are ready to shed their blood, and to give
their lives fol, the defense of the hottest and
most sacred cause.-The cause of religion,
truth, and civilization.
The sums received at either Office will be
recorded in their respective papers. Every
subscription, however large or small it may
be, from five cents to a thousand dollars
and upwards, win be thankfully received,
and distinctly noticed, in such manner
that the number as well rs the amount of
may be known.
We have no objections to small sums, if
they are numerous, and thus demonstrate
the popular character Of the work. The list
will remain open indefinitely until notice is
given of its close. If, unfortunately, there
should be weeks in which no names are
added to it, the fault will not remain with
us. We will desi gnate as anonymous sums
which the donors do not wish connected
with their names.
When the collection amounts to two hun
dred dollars, it will be promptly forwarded |
to it's destination. |
And in order that this work may be done |
openly, and that each one may know who |
has the matter in hand; being, moreover,
to take the responsibility of all !
our words and actions, We sign this appeal,
to which we hope all Catholics will respond |
n. j. PERCHE,
Presidents of the Direction.
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Circumstances unnecessary to state have
led liz to discontinue the story of Ellen Fitz-
gerald"
Our readers will be glad to know that it will
be published in book form, where they may
have the pleasure of perusing it nninterrnpt-
eddy.
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The Baptist mission in Santa Fe, Now Mexico.
has been abandoned after fruitlesa expondi-
ture of twenty thousand dollars.
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this office.

The subscription books are now open at
this office.
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oALHDAR OF TIE WIKI.

JEW ORLEANS, SUNDAY, MARCH %, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-05-03
TWincs and COrdagc.

u 8 MFsER0LE, 254 Lake street, Garden and Field
L seads ssed Sewers ard Garden Drills, Agent for
Wakefield Corn Planters Send for Catalogue.
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MULLER corner iSaDaospn sd Clark slsests,
n Importer, Manufacturer and Wholesale Dsa.er 10
Watches. JewelFs, Silver and Plated Ware. Agepcy Of
thsH atfonaf Watch Co.
arch22-asodiy
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Chicago Iron Works.
FancY Dry Goods and Notion .

Fancy Dry Goods and Notion =
r ETH, Wo3D CO., Importers snd Jebbs1s Q.
N Fancy Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery, White Goods
and WOODEN Goods complete stock lowest prices Gland
66 Michigsn Avenue.
MAsAlNa baU's nEsI CD, " hoseesis dsaers IL
ltl Notions Hacp Skirts, Hosiery. Gloves and Fame
Dry Goods. a. Lake street. Our stock
S,EYAuUR. UAKTkR Co Importers Ard Jobbers 10
- White Goods, Ensns Hosiery. alores, Notion
Trimnntn r. Comets, ~ ard IS Mcnigsa AvsnGe.
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amlcss Thsm bic skeins.
seed store.

n BLOWN o., Manufacturers. Our sksins are
~. tho heaviest and lest offered 10 the AIDE. Send
or Illustrated catAiosur % Michigan Avenue.
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saddlery Hardware.

DUReLE, tsreer and Eed Roofing States The only
honse in the VEST keeping large supply; practical
slsters furnished WhitA Raymond W las lie 1t.
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The Good Samaritan,

wenow offer this Stove to the public, who are assured
Ia the superior Cook Stove ever In
this market combining all the latest improvements
dive m q csli and ludge for yourselves.
F1~0rdersfro from the conntiy will receive prompfat At
tention. tnoNio
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The mercantile houses whose carda
compose this column are carefully selected
from the leading firms in Chicago as those
whose extensive operations and widespread
reputation entitle them to the first rank in
commerce. The business cards of these
establishments In their several trades have
been classified in alphabetical order, FORM
ing q comprehensive synopsis of business
Information, upon which our merchants
can rely. =
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csrraze WdFk springs Axlts, BOTS and MAleabie 1fon
lei Lake street.
TIAfDEN 4 KAY, As and Al lake street, M anuiae-
II tnsers and Dealers In Leather Carriage aoods and
SaAdiavv HardS are
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10
TIE CITY


There will be music in Central Park to-day.
Marshal Tappan granted 671 licenses last week
and collected se2i 75
The Waverly Social Club gave their first
annual BAH on Thursday night, at Lyric Hall.
This is the last day OF the Fall meeting of the
Jerome Park races there will be Six contests
John b. Cough lectures on Monday night, at
Cooper Instge 10y VIZ PssSss 9! laS Gs.AtD8"O~eHS
The Board Of Engineers and Directors of the
Hudson Highlands Suspension Bridge met yesterday "
e91sdeT the most appropriate SITE
NJ John B. Coughs lecture heretofore an,
Dounced as % take place at the Academy OF Muse VIII
be delivered at the Greene-st' Me'houiS' EPiSoop"i
Church, on Tuesday evening
The first of a series of meetings, in the IN
tercss Of the NcwYork City Mission, s To be hed I'D the
George J. Mnens, the Rev. Dr John Hale, and A. r.
vices. =, ,-E-S-n - s75A'''~--
The public opening exercises OF a new Sun,
aa+SdoI under ihe direction of Dr. r. p. Perry, will
TIE pace tomorrow Pikes Opera House, corner Qi
TweutV ird-st and EighhaVe. The Rev. DR.. AndeI
SON the Rev. j NJ Pullman. the Rev G. f. Blake, MI H.
G.. Pardee and other I,omnehI Sulua! -eehooi "o'o
Gates, will make short addresses
The Rev. L. b. Partridge and wife, the Rev,
]. IL Van Dyke and wife, and Lieut. .omnander D. "
the Alaskas passengers for California are the Rev T.
Gray and family BaiGnan VIC ,s,er se,en enG,en en- a
ity the Rev W b. OCOnnOT the Rev A. Ourflaza, and
! Com y. X. Franklin.
AT the WateI-st. prayer meeting, yesterday
Capt. Russell ancient mariner conducted the eAer
cises offered prayer delivered address ana gave III
experience while he was in the bonds OF sin how he wal
fret at GrOwleIst then at geviIs Corner then III hot
ten Row then IN Gotoiei place, where he met WIN
good Samaritan, who conducted him 70 ThanksglVhght'
and finally brought up IN Gratitude-square nnln.e =,
of preses, ana prayed and exboTtod fo
some time, assisted by tho pIOus sisterbood
At the funeral of Gen. Gates on Sunday, tn
escort VIII consist VI tic let ATtDeIy uDGer 0tteIa
New-York tribune., 1868-10-10

Haskin; a regiment OF infantry from General Wards
Brigade. National Guard; squadron OF cavalry from
General POstlcy's Brigade, and detachment OF Regulars
from Governors Island. Major General Bntereld VIII
command the escort, by order OF Major General
Mcdowell commanding the Department OF the East The
nan bearers are By't Maj Gen Harvey Brown, By't
brig g. Loomis, By't Brig Gen. j. j. AbereromDie,
Bvt Brig. Gen. H. Day. Bvt Brig.Gen. c. s. Merchant,
Lieut. Col. George W. Patten. and Bvt Col W. e. Prince,
all OF the United States Army.
The Hon Galusha A. Grow, Pennsylvania;
the Hon John b. Alley Massachusetts; Judge Hammond,
MARYLAND; Col IL s. McCoInb Of Delaware. and Oliver
Ames, North Easton, Mass, arc at the Fifth Avenue
Hotel The Hon. Sanford f. Church Albion ~ IL tno
Hon Amasa j. Parker, Albany Judge Richardson YER
mont the Hon. Isaac i. Redheld, Boston ana m9or
Vernon T. 8. A. at the ~ Nicholas Hotel EkMsyUr
Vaux. and VIM. b. Reed, Philadelphia, arc at the New
York Hotel Asa Packer of Pennsylvania, and the Hon
George G. Fogg NewHampshre are ut the Ast0r House
Profs Dwight and Day OF Yale College are AT the ADe
Hotel The Hon George Chaborn. Richmond Is At
the metropolitan Hotel.
BROOKLYN.-The Rev. William Morley Pun
shon will lecture Daniel in Babylon at the Acad
emy OF Music on Monday night.
Coroner Smith will hold an inquest to-day
the body OF Joseph Roberts and ms wife co9reu
on the Hunterny Road near Union cemetery. NO & &Pn{
stefan had attending Them and the cause OF thelr
death is therefore not definitely known
A communication from the State Controller
office al Albany was received by the Clerk Of the Kings
County Board of Supervisors yesterday IN reference o
the state tax The aggregate valuation OF properly ~ u,
Kings County is $4572jO47, upon which state TAX o
Ss4bQO5 29 or 45 mills dollar must be levied LOT Jo
current year, commencing October 1868 The tai Is iOl
poses II mills county debt, lie mills canal n3atns
debt, mill canal floating $3.50 mill Oneida Lake !"
nal i-5 mill Whitehall and Plattsburg Railroad mil
JERSEY CITY.-The letter written by John John
son mentioned Yesterday having been received y eSooe[
mapped and conveyed 10 Albany ncaeratd insanity
Laid before Judge Bee Ills lGPeI dsiea S SuS. o %
ctanng there any charge against Johnson and mere II nGee
Count, Grand jury against Ryan ald changed viii rCobus
Engine Company No OF ChaTeo.D a4s al m -, " a., "a
bJ f Engine Company No Of tbs city o" ' i' "
tbe present month.