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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-04-17
TAMEs CAGNEy, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS WASH
81 ington street, above Spring. ,,r
ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
OF THE ABINGDON SQUARE HOUSE,
NO. IL ABINGDON SQUARE.


An tho ELEGANT Furniture of the above house together with
the Lease premises; expires May lst9 annual rent
ri 600 The will be the hrst lot offered ana sod then
The Furntre az per catalogue which comprises about oo
lots there at o. ok>, insisting In part o. one
octave fIanO, by IN an sons
elegant and black walnut Paror Suits In satin bro
cae and reps excellent rosewood and black walnu. C
Der Suits one superior rosewood Bedstead, win
Canopy, Curtains and Tasses for same; pure curiea
hair and spring Mattresses Feather Feds Holsters ana
Pillows elegant English Brussels and three ply Carpets Eng
h hall Ocoths oak Hall Chairs rosewood Centre anu
Side Tables splendid modern style Chandeliers fer ana
Mante Mirrors, no OIL Paintings copper and canvasl
lace and damask Pckhardt Parlor Bcdstea cost
$780, decorated French China Toilet Sets Al The Bea Linen,
Bankets Comforter Marsees Spreads solid OAK extension
Table marble top Buffet twelve Dining Chairs CrocKeryl
Glassware elegant Bar Furniture win centre anu
side Mirrors valuable OIL Paintings and Engravngs &C.
one capital Kitchen Range, Catalogues at house.
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Half.past Two O'Clock p. NJ.
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, April 1859. NJ.
CorToN.The market was depressed by the unfavorabe
from Liverpool and prices in buyers favor
though quotably lower The unusually light
and the sales confined 10 7 bales including III Tor spec
uation, 43O for export and $50 for spinning We Quoe:
MA nd nfbil nd ~ n
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SALES Az AuCTfNN.

A UCTION SALE OF WAGONS AND HARNESS, BY
~ COLE MuRfliY, a59 Fulton street, Brooklyn, on
Saturday April ~ at II O'clock One Phseton Daly Top
Wagon, two No Top Wagons TWO Top Wagons, one Bust
Wagon, single and double Harness.
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MORRIS WILKINS, AUCT1ONEER co.. u.,.. u.
Nl handsome, HOusehonld Furniture MUrors, 'eSe' IA"
Rru Carneta, &C.

f. H. LUDLOW co. will, sell at auction on Saturday,
Aprt Is 1865 IL o'clock A. M at the private residence Ell
East street. Second aud Third avenues
entire Furniture in said house. consisting IN part OF carv
ed rosewood Paror Suit brOcate DO IN plush, rose
wood Eagere Centre and Console Fables Marble ases Lace
Curtains, black walnut Library Suit In reps Linen
Shades Dining Table and Chairs elegant Pier Mirrors
French Bedsteas Dressing Bureaus Lounses Matesses
Velvet and Brussels Carpets, Oicoths ana
Kitchen Furniture, with which the sale win commence
Catalogues at No. Pine street. y
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A THE LEASE OF HOUSE NO. 70 ABINGDON
"A. expires May 1883 will be at auction
day, 10Y O'Clock, by JAMES CAGNEY Auctioneer rent
x1.0OO valuable lease
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A uCTIoN NOTICE NoRrn. cr eAIr or srpERIoF

A UCTI0N NOTICE-NORTGAGE SALE OF SUPERIOR
~ Household Furniture, Carpets dcM. DOUGHTY AUG,
uoneer VIII sell this day at 10 o'clock at the saesroom ~
Nassau st. viz superior Parlo Suits In rosewood & Library
Furniture covered 10 reps &c Silver Ware Hall Hat Stands
Aso at private gale sn Of Bennett Buffers Patent pen,l.
Chairs VIII De sold cheap TO pay advanced Also at private
sale, one superior light top Phaeen with pole and shafts
Wood Bros, makers Also one Coupe Rockaway, win
shftng 'front.' pole and shafts with Harness, Robes &C.
worthy O thoae IN vant
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MORTGAGE sALE.-JAMEs GUSHING, AUCTIONEER,
lN Office II Chambers strcet-By virtue of chate mor
gage will sell this day at 10 o'clock NJ at s4 Eighth ave-
nue., Fify-ft and Fifty sixth streets, splendid
Carl Horse years Truck and Silver Plated
Harness. Platform Scales, horse power Choppng Machine,
Lard Kettle Stove Writing Desk Meat STALL
Rack and Bench with marble slabs marble Salt Tray Meat
Block, Cheese Pans Barrels 30.
THOMAS CUSHING, Attorney for Mortgngee :
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JVM Writer'S, ArcIIoNEER SELLS THIS ,s., pay Az,
w nj O'clock asa Canal street, All tnc tenteei ru,.
nture OF large Psrlor suits Bees Bciding FRENCH
Plate Mirrors rosewood Piano curtains
sui,s Hair Mattress Feather Beds Sheets, Wardrobes
easy rocking other Chars China, Glass and
Silver ware so everything useful and necessary Tor
tho CARPETS are IN fne order about 70 or
pestry and nerans black walnut ad
Tabes black aud mAhOs top Centre Tahsa 40
Coods pac he'd and Skinned
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DEM. F. THEALL, AUCTIONEER

DY NJ. DOUGHTY, ACCOMMODATIONS SALE OF
ID the Contents of a Nursery.
N. DOUGHTY, Auctioneer will sell Friday, Apr1 IL,
at 10 o'clock the entire Contents OF the Nursery of Messrs
AHkin Smith, 81 West Thrteh street, Broadway,
comprising several hundred Hothouse and Hardy Plants,
Cameas In great variety, Roses, Tulips, NC, &C. Also the
Buildings Glass S,shes, &c. The whole will be sold without
reserve, as the ground Is being built on
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SALES AT AUCTION.

J1LEGANr COUNTRY RESIDENCES OFFERED FOB
SALE, BY E. IL. LUDLOW CO., AT BAY RIDGE,
COLLEGE POINT, ELIZABETH, FLUSHING. FIsHKlLL,
yLArRgsH, roRnHAx. GRAyEsESp, eERSAsTowSa
BRIbGE, LONG BRASGH, MoRRIsTowS, MApIsoM
SEW hAKE VICE
gAY oRANsEb PEEEkEkssSSTHT+
SF AS'F FASas w ff rIAiss WEST
PARtIcuLARs APPLY AT
ooeF n.., Broadway, win
give his attention Furniture at residences
ss' %r % oSnoK At sALEsnooxs
library az Dining & OF
HENRY B. HERTs, AUOrIoNEER.
~ Assgnee's sale in bankruptcy,
Ap' AT al the 4s' ssssroom. No 1870 broadway,
o9e sT as, yesngs ssns Furnishing
~ = '''' u Assignee * iis IF Joseph J. Kampe
r BoGARr' AUcrIoSE TER ..u
A,lo O'Clock private rs s' No. II creA. Jones
sisns Of rosewood Paor Suits in satin brScSas Turk
5 E1:y and SsssS c , marble Gp csne
sOs AID Lounges IN Tu Mse I0SHSs sns %
is 6a9sss n.n aS stair
oeetR; fna Dining Table Chairs 6ressey
smS blessing eaSe sans spring HAIR
Feather Pillows and BIOL
Cottage suits Toilet Crocssry Wardrobe Base
ment and Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues at safe.
TOHN KERRIGAN, AUCTIONEER, SELLS TOMOR-
81 row of Coal Yard 52 Thirty eighth street. with
Horses Carts Wagon and Furniture positively IN lots 70
suit purchasers. See tomorrows Herald.
TAMEs NJ MILLER WILL SELL AT AUCTION, ON
81 Tuesday April 81 mt IL o'clock, at the Exchange Saes
Jr ESQ., Referee Nos. 102 I04 106 and loS Chatham
four valuable Of land, with the improvements
Map and particulars at the Office.
r c. scMo 1f9L A yTN} A. Auction
THURSDAY, April %,
Commencing at I'd o'clock <. NJ.
auction, Thursday April ~ the entire assortment OF
Household Furniture contained in the large -four we
Ing Ol ld No So East Twentieth street. corner of Fourth
Mirrors Brussels and other Carpets Beds Mattresses Exten-
sion Tables China and Glass Ware &c he with an assort-
ment Of Kitchen Furniture. Catalogues al the Office of the
| auctioneers, % Pine street.
| TouN L. vANDEwATER. AUCTIONEER "a DUANE
embracing OF the finest stock offered at auction as to
style speed all Of which warranted as represented
| See Horse and Carriage head
| TOHN l.. vANDEWATER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
way French Plants being continuation sale of the recent
Importation of NJ iraud direct from Paris, all In fine con-
dton and warranted
| BOGART, MISUNDERSTANDING APRIL ~
81. Mt l09 o'clock ut the auction rooms, NO North WIZ
ment of Parlor Bedroom Furniture tine Feather Beds Bs
sells Carpets marble top Cottage Snts, &c. IT, 9eSex
| general assortment Of Household Furniture.
| TAMEs CAGNEy, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS SIS WASH
'"e ELEGANT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE,
OF THE ABINGDON SQtAkE HOUSE,
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RY HENRY II. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER.
- On Saturday, April 49, 10Y o'clock, at their salesroo,
No 80 Liberty street.
Handsome Household Furniture consisting Of general
assortment removed for convenience OF SALE including FAR
lor Dining Room Library and Chamber Furniture Velvet
Brussels and Ingram Carpets Gilt Frame French plate Pier
and Mante Mirrors, rosewood black walnut Suits in
plush and reps rosewood marble top Centre Tables,
wood mirror door and back Eageres mahogany black wal
oak bookcases Library Tables rosewood, black wal
Table, Sofas and Lounges, rosewood wardrobes Cottage
Suits HAIR Spring. Feather Mattresses Bosters and Pillows
brocse Window Curtains, gilt Cornces, oak Extension Din
ing Tables oak Dining Chairs oak Bullets, oak Sofas in
leather, China Crockery Glassware, Cutlery Stoves,
Pipes, black walnut Desks, &c.
Also,
House Furnishing Articles not called for at the
well known Berrhn warerooms
Also nj - O'Clock,
Rosewood Piano, So octaves made by Nuns 4 Clark.
Rosewood Piano, ocaves, made by John Abbott.
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n TO April 81, 1863, at 10 A. M
The Property Of the United States Clock and Brass
pany situated at Austin four miles west OF Chicago ncud
Ing the factory ot and buildings machinery TOOLS stock and
unfinished clocks few lots and tenement houses also
horse wagon and harness For diagram and particulars
apply TO w. A. Giles, Secretary.
GILBERT SAMPSON, Auctoneers lis and 12o State ct.
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BSOLUTE SALE OF TWO NEW YORK COAL YARDS
~ Part Of the estate OF the late John ODonohue by JOHN
son MILLER on Tuesday, April q. Maps viii be really
cot
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DY HENRY d. MINER, AUCTIONEER.-SALEsROOM
ID 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office Art Gallery
e45 Broadway. -
private sale, II. D. Miner Barker's saesroom, 81
street. mahogany Grand Piano, made by
Peye Co.. Of Paris of superior tone, suitable for school,
saloon professor of music.
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vxvM. Writers. AucrIoNEER-sELLs THIS DAY. Al

NV W .n.'orol
l01 o'clock, at Is West Twenty fourth street, geheras
assortment OF Household Furniture, consisting ~ par &
black walnut Pimpton Bedstend, mirror 'front.' one or 49,,
nut Pimpton Bedstead marble top buffet form p ,
Mantc and Pier Mirrors, Paror suits In haicV'n i
nut mahogany and Chamber SUITS, best ar MAJ
treses Feather holsters and Pillows Brussels su
Carpets, Extension Tables Dnlns Room anu N'''e' urn"
ture, &c, &C.
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CHERrFF's sALE-HosIERY, GLOVES, uNDERsHIRrs
- and Drawers Fancy Goods, &c.-R RICHARD WALTERS.
Auctoncer will sell this day friday at II o'clock, at No3
Franklin street. large and general stock Of losery Cloves
Fancy Goods, &c. JAMES O'BRIEN, Sberin
T. J. HASBURY Deputy.
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DUY WILLIAMSBURG CORNER LOTS AT THE GREAT
ID O'Donohue sale by JOHNSON a MILLER, on Tues
day, April q, ten splendid Corners, improved and unim
proved, will positively be sold, without limit reservaon
by order of the Maps will be ready for dsr
button Saturday. This will be the opportunity of the
son 70 obtain bargains. JOHNSON X MILLER,
81 Nassau street.
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T C. sCHOOLEy, AUCTIONEER.
u. HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AUCTION,
THURSDAY, April %,

BOGART NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., APRIL IL,
o. Mt 100 o'clock, the auction rooms, No North WI"
liam street Household Furniture consisting OF are assort-
ment Parlo Furnite, tine Feather BEDS Brus
Carpets marble top Cottage Suts &c. O'clock NJ
10th street. Second and Thru avenues, Hallem
general assortment Of Household Furniture.
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DY ARCHIBALD JOHNSTON, AUCTToNEER
ID Regular sale Of Horses and Carriages
This day, at u o'clock,
AZ Horse Auction Mart,
10 East Thirteenth street. near Fourth avenue.
under head of Horses and Ca

nAyIp d. EGAN WIN. Writer'S, AUCTIoNEER) WILL
~ sell day, lo o'clock At IS Perry street. the Con
tents of the house, consisting of Brussels Thrcepy and In
grain Carpets Paor Furniture Extension Table, SIX suits Of
Beautiful Ensmeed Furniture In bedrooms Paasses In
dining room will be found handsome Chairs Tables, Glass;
Cutlery Crockery &c. Also French Plate Mirrors PANT
jngs, Engravngs &C.
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MORTGAGE SALE.-MYER ELShS, AUCTIONEER,
lN Office ~ Columbia street.-By virtue of chatte
gage made David Tlton and IT, s. Conover, dated May g,
1857 also by virtue of another made by H. s.
Conover dated December a. 1867 will sell public auction,
the 18th day of April, 1865 Mt II o'clock all the
Fixtures and Machinery of dstery, at 4O5 East Eighth
street, In the city of New York.
q. =. sTEINBRENNER, Attorney for Mortgage. 4
T.. LIPPMANE, q. VI.
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IL Assgnee's sale In bankruptcy,
On Friday, April II, at 100 O'Clock,
at the salesrooms No. 1s9 Broadway,
lot otCohs Casslmeres vesngs gents Furnishing Goods
Store Fixtures, Ac., by order OF d. Kutner,
Assanee of Joseph J. Kampe
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DY HENRY D. MINER, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Office. H. D. MINER
BARKER viii sell at auction this day (Friday April H. at IL
O'clock ut their saesroom street. fine collection
of Pictures Sketches and Water Coors by eminent art
lists before exhibited Also fine collection OF En-
cravings, Chr0mos &C., &C.
, 1868-01-31

IuCure De SuInclenE, Lno following ices Shall
be paid to each appraiser, viz for a sugar
estate of 800 acres, or upwards, 10 dollars
for a sugar-estate of at least IT'S acres but
not exceeding 300 acres, s dollars for a
sugar estate below IT'S acres, 6 dollars
for a cotton estate or for a stock-estate
when appraised with the stock on it, 5 dol
lars, and for any other property in the
country without stock, 3 dollars. Where
several estates are joined together, they
shall be considered as one property and
if any estate has land in the same jurisdic-
ton, yet not adjacent to it, no separate fee
shall be paid for appraisement of such
land. Appraisers of properties in the
country are not entitled to travelling ex-
penses to the place to be appraised nor to
the place where the affidavit is to be made.
For appraisements of landed properties
in town, each of the appraisers are entitled
to a fee not less than i dollars and not
exceeding 8 dollars, at the discretion of the
Official appointing them.
At re-appraisements made in accordance
with the Ordinance of 9Th May 1890 5 10
and the Rescript of Sd September 1880
s 9, as further prescribed in the Royal Re
solution of gath April 1860 published on
the 3Oth of April 1860, the appraisers are
not entitled to the aforementioned fees for
each individual appraisement, but for such
fee they shall be bound to perform all the
appraisements that can be completed on
the sam day, provided they do not alto
gether last longer than 6 hours if longer
time be required, the fee shall be ~increas-
cd with an addition of so p. CT.
For appraisementS of moveables at deal
ings or for auction-sales, the persons en-
ployed for that purpose are entitled to so
cents, for equal division between them,
for each full hour they are occupied in the
appraisement, and proportionately at that
rate if shorter space Of time be employed,
in no case, however, less than 20 cents.
In other cases where individuals are
nominated by the Court TO discharge some
duty or business. each OF them shall be en-
u'ieo 10 d Zee 9l y ooll"I' Mne' 1ify are
hot occupied '"eIelll more 'na'' . hours,
put Il 'ney DC oGGup!eo iolser' me Court
may gralc suitable increase " 'i"v lee'
'"e 'o,"I IGe' "o"''N' ~ no N"'0 70 VN-
cced ) dollars.
When men OF scientific qualifications are
required Tor Sucl purposes as aforesaid,
the fee may at their nomination be hXed
to the double OF the amounts aforesaid.
ad 5 Sc In the 4th line, after the words
"nrpScrihp1 in $50 to be added E'76,"
, 1868-01-31

for liver enkelt Forretning, men de
skulle derfor vere pligtige at foretage
allie de Forretnlnger, som paa samme
Dag kunne udf0res, forsaavidt de ikke
meGtage over 6 Timer; medgaaer len-
gere It'd forh6ies Betalingen med SO
pro Cent.
For Vurderinger af L6s6re til Sklf-
ter eller Auctions Etterretning betales
til Deling imellem de Personer, som
dertil bruges, SO Cent for liver fulde
Time, som medgaaer til Vurderingen,
ogi Forhold dertil for kortere Tidsrum,
dog i intet Fald under 90 Cent.
Udkastet)-dog i intet Fald under
20 Cent.
Naar i andre TilfHlde Mand udmel-
DIES at Retten til en- eller anden Forret-
ming, nyder enhver af dem, naar For
retningen like varer over 3 Timer,
u vest. Dir. men varer den langere,
kan Retten ~tilstaae en- passende For
h6ielse indtil 8 vest. Dir.
Udfordres Mand af v~idenskabelig
Sagkyndighed til saadan Forretning,
kan Betalingen we'd Udmeldelsen be-
stemmes til Diet Dobbelte.''
81, ad ) Sc LIME 2, efter cog de i So
indskydes "76."
%, ad 5 SO, LIME 10: Ordene "hvorimod
Parten t~ilsvarer Gebyret'' forandres til
"der ligeledes udreder Gebyret, Diet
sidste dog mod Regres til Parton"
%, ad : 81: i LIME Is, efter Ordene "SyInS-
og Observation-Disclosures" e, med
den i s IS indeholdte Undtagelse for
V~urderingsmend over taste Eiendom-
me paa Landet,"
"a, ad %: eden LIME: Efter Ordet; ''Vci-
l@ngden'' indskydes I'm. M"
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sa-
rauw) foreslog, at samtlige "a Hndrings-
forslag sattes under AfStemning under Get,
hvorimod fra ingen Side reistes Indvending.
We'd Afstemningen vedtoges samtligc
Hn~dringsforslag e~enstemmigen med Is st.
Derefter sattes Overgangen af Udkastet
med de yedtagne Kndringer til 3die Be
handling under Afstemning, og vedtoges
eenstemmigen med Is Stemmer.
7, Eden Behandling af Forslaget til Til
legsbevilling til Budgettet for 1867-G8,
Post Z. .
Da Ingen begjerede Ordet, sattcs Til
legsbevillingens endelige Antagelse under
NA0COAhhluS3 VI NCdCOSCO COIoUClhAlSCh
med Is Stemmer.
Gouverneuren meddeelte, at han havde
udnavnt de Herrer Medlemmer af Raadet:
Major Holstein, Justitsraad Sarauw og Apo
thicker Faber til Medlemmer af Uddelings-
commissioner, og overlod til Raadet der
efter at udnavne 2 Medlemmer eller uden-
for Raadet til at tiltrade Commissioner.
1ste kongevalgte Medlem (Willemoes)
foreslog, at Raadet frafaldt sin Valgret,
medmindre nogle Medlemmer her tilb0d
frivillig at indtrtede i Commissioner.
1ste Medlem for F~rederiksteds By (Sa-
rauw) foreslog at Raadet ubetinget valgte
2 Medlemmer.
Da Ingen fremstod, vedtog Raadet we'd
Afstemning at frafaide Valget af Medlem-
mer til Commissioner, med IA Stemmer
imod 1.
49,
, 1868-01-31
Continuation of the meeting of 23rd Decb'r)
The amendments are:
AMENDMENTS
FOR ST. CROIX.

~ VIZ
AMENDMENTS
to the Draft of ap Ordinance regulating the
fees at the Reconciling Commissions and the
Courts of Justice.
/, ad S 8: the last line of the I'd part after
the words CHS signature and seal' to be
altered to CHS signature and official seal
or stamp"
g., ad 5 FL: In the close of the s, to be added
the following without new line) "In
suits for debt the fee for a COPY of the pro
ceedings in the form of an act shall, how
ever, not exceed l dollar (cfr. 5 10 in
fne).'
3, ad 5 80 The words "For an arrest Of a
person. to be altered to "For during a
sheriff proceeding to decree arrest of a per
A, ad 5 81 In the close of the s, the following
to be added as a new clause
"When the fee of l pro mile has been
paid at a sheriff proceeding whereby Sc
curity for a claim is obtained, no new pro
mile fee shall be paid at the lcyy-proceed-
ing for the ame claim
5, ad S 50 In Line 2 "S5 81 to So TO be al
tered to rs 27 to 20"
6, ad 5 SO The number Of this 5 to be changed
to 81,
T., adj 5 81 in the Draft. The number Of this S
to be changed to 5 SO, and the parcnthoss
"(WIth exception, however, OF Inc case
mentioned in 5 3O)" to be omitted.
s, ad 5 80, 4th Inc: After the words "by the
proceeding is, to be added eat least"
2, al 4G: In f~hc~close of the the () to be
altered to % and the following added:
Gin no case, however, more than / dollar
for each of these
10, ad 5 SO In the close of The s the following
to be added (%without new line) "But if
the Dealingmaster himself finds it necessa-
~, in order to further the dealing, to hold
sessions at other times than ordinary, no
fee shall be paid"
IL, adj s s.: In part b the following tc be add
ed, after the q has been altered to o.:
'~'provided always that the Dealingmaster
is able and willing to attend thereto"
u, ad 5 63, I'd line the words Gin writing
to be omitted.
10, ad s &C, Sth line the words cor the like
transferable documents to be omitted.
IA, ad II, Sd line 'Y68" to be rectifed to
$50"
Is, ad 70, Sd and 4th line instead of the
words "aboYe the first sheet, the said
first sheet, being always furnished gratis
to be placed "but with this exception that
the first sheet shall be furnished gratis in
the first copy for the person at whose re-
quest the proceeding was done"
16, ad ) II In the close of the s the follow
ing to be added &c; and in st. Croix no
stamp-paper shall in future be used to
such books"
II, ad so: In the 18th line $50 cents to be
altered to "25 cents y in the 18th line
40 cents to be altered to "12 cents y
and In the last line "25 cents to be alter
ed to $50 cents"
10, ad 5 81 In the End line $50 cents" to be
altered to 81 dollar"
10, ad same s !: In the 9Th line, after the word
proceeding" to be added %(without new
Line):
"But for delivering a prisoner for debt
to the prison-keeper, they are entitled to
fee of l dollar, to be divided equally be-
tween them"
30, ad So This 5 to be framed as follows:
"For appraisements of landed proper
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dulity hath such extent, that all the niggers
they don't shoot will vote for Seymour aud
Blair, and there will be more of them left
alive to vote for Grant next November than
IL no such delusion had been propagated.
Make the Mobile Rebels fancy that they are
winning the negroes vote, and they will no
longer drive them out Of the street cars-not
they-but insist on giving them the snuggest
corners and the softest seats. The Southern
Democrats might have won the negro vote by
acting with sense sincs Lees surrender; and
they may win part of it even yet if they will
really try. But they have much leeway to
make up, and they should set about it speedily
and heartily. Let them remember the old
maxim-''Seek not to seem, but to be-"
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summer"-which he thought the extreme
limit even after his terrible losses in the Will
derness-but all the autumn, and, at the time
Of the Hampton Roads conference, nearly all
winter. The Hampton Roads conference is
the best commentary on the campaign OF Gene
raj Grant as it appeared to Mr.. Lincoln at that
time. Mr.. Lincoln's going there at all, and es-
pecally his going there to make such offers as
he made, was the sorriest kind of a mpliment
to the General who had crossed the Rapidan
nearly ten months before, expecting to cap
ture Richmond in q few weeks, and had, as
yet, got only to Petersburg without being able
to advance another step-lying there foiled
even in his clumsy strategy Of fighting the
enemy wherever he could find him. After Lee
evacuated, in consequence of Sherman's ap
proach, the task of capturing his flying,
starving army was so easy that any General
in the army could have accomplished it. That
was no great feat; and apart from that there
was nothing in Grants long campaign against
Richmond to glory in.