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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-25
GRAND oouNc1L r AND
QURNA VISTA ENGLIsH
CLAS SICAL sCHOO

Having returned CAer absence three years. To M
fermer hOme in the immediate vicinity Of Franklin Tenn
will open on MONDAY the 10th Of September next an IN
gish and Classical School, for the education of Boys
The locality Of this Institution delightful combining a.
the advantages Of town and country grounds are spe
sndw bagsin beautned and adorned with
shrubbery The building large and well ventilated ana
admirably adapted for School purposes house has bean
recently furnished from cellar to garrett and being
reprinted repapered receansed and epuhed 90 that no
locality in the whole country will be more healthfuL
The discipline Of the School viii mild and parental but
arm and decided and every effort win be 10 develop the
physical intellectual and moral faculties Of the pupil Ths
Principal Of the School prepared 10 board Twelve
senOlarh
Terms TOR Session Of Five Months:
Tuition In Primary Department. ............-.gB %
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic each %
Board per month, including fuel and lghts.."... 20 %
Contingent
Washing at sundress' prices.
JAMES MeNUTT, Principal
References from Tennessee-Col Jno McGsvOck Gen. n.
r. DeGrAfenrsid Col ON Perkins, R. H. Bradley, ESQ.,,
Col w. g. MeLsmore, J. B. McEwen, Esq, Col John L
House Rev. A N. Cunningham, D. D., Rev. Francis II.
Dagfs Dr. John s. Psrk, John Garter, ESQ.,, r NJ Ewing
ESQ., Judge P. O. Perkins J. W. Nicely RObt 2. Moss.
ames Allison
References from virgiuia-Hon. Andrew s. Fulon Dr. 4
" ssndsrs Gen. VIM Terry, c. s. A, Randall MeGavock,
l,sa ssml. R Crockett, ESQ.,, Thomas Wood, ESQ, Rev
Lacy, }. O. Graham, @. G. Tate, Stephen MeGsvoek,
James n vhsrry wythe county; Gen. James A WALKER.
Dr. Edwin g. WATSON, B. Alexander ESQ, Rev. Danl b
Ewing. Js-ss NJ ClOyd. ESQ. PULASKI county
FLOWER hAEs Is day dissolved BY mutual
~ Il. IA. m sua III cossnas The Commission and Fso
forage business on bis O"n sse9aa Vee rs avi'r 'se
Few Orleans, Mars l,lsSa
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-25
NAVIGATION IMPROVEMENT.
rrATE OF LOUISIANA
PARISH AND CITY OF NEW ORLEANS.

re TT KNOWN this seventeenth day Of June, in
he ear OF our Thousand hundred and sixty
eb and Of Independence the United States Of Amer
ics be ninety second, Before ANDREW HERO Jr, a
Notary Public in and the pash aud city Of New Orleans
Staie duly commissioned and qualified aud In
the Of the witnesses hereinafter named and undr
sIgDed personally and sppsared the psres whose
he-eOnt0 suOscoed who seyery declared that
avaDg of the statutes OF the
Of Louisiana relative the Of corporations
works Of public improvement and utility they have
psnted and and do these covenant agree
and bind themselves and those whom they represent 10 form
themselves into constitute Cooperation for the objects
and purposes under the puatons and regulations FOL
lowing
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-06-25
ARTICLE FIRST.

The ard title Of said Cooperation shall be TUE
UNITED STATES NAvIGA ZION IMPROVENENr COM
PANY and the domc thereof shall be the city Of New Or
leans, State Of Louisiana
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

the Arm OF Fretierickson d Janlssa,
with 4 petition asking that the taxes
levied against them, and charged On
the Treasurer,s hooks with inkerest
for the year 1863, amounting 70
sos 10 reduced, setting forth the fact
that they were charged with 80 900,
In lieu Of 81 $40. On motion CT Mr..
SigIer The reduction Is allowed.
Now comes the Investigating com
rnittee heretofore appointed, and
present their report I; also comes the
Clerk and presents eounter-repoft.
whereapon, by motion of BAR. sigtes
the following IN adopted:
Resosped, That the Clerks report
now filed be accepted, and that he
have till the September session To
examine the investigating commits
tees report, and report more fully
In regard to matters therein contain
ed, and that when the same is conI-
pieted (which shall be at least six
days before said September session.
1t be referred to 4 committee consist.
Ing of Messrs. Kappes, Turner ana
Groom 10 examine Into the correct
ness OF the same, and that said In
yestigating coInmitte be discharged
from fRFtheR duty. ~
The nEfoWfng Is d list of accounts
presented and allowed:
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

SPECIAL NoTIGE.-We have se-
cured the services Of MTs w. s.
Burke, Of this city, as general busi-
ness superintendent OF the DRMo-
GRAFT. He viii also have charge OF
the local department Of the paper, In
which eaEacity his extensive &C
qiaintaxice with the county and PEG
pie win render his services valuable
@ oar readers. Dir. Hurke has
charge OF this establishments In all it's
hustness details an superintendent.
asyd his contracts Tn adveffHina. lob
work, and other bushes, viii be
recognized by us.
ALP. g. KTERoLF & Co.
AS we expected. w. s. Burke is
known - ore former proprietor of
ths Nonpagisl, and as one of the
most uneesnpromising vituperative
Radical AboIitionists In this commn-
nlty. he fakes charge OF call the
!. halnen dstniis'' % the Deu.oaas,
and a. d matter ofcourse Burke win
70 mauaEe and run the concern as he
thinks viii be best calculated to
aonote DAD interests OF the Radi.
cai party. Democrats win please
make nose Of this. Farther com
ment On our part Just now Is unnec-
'AnaEy
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

DEaoREsT's MoNTHLY.-This pop
ular parsT Magazine has won for it
SELF an eziviable place in the esteem
of American ladies. Its usefulness,
the amount furnished for the money,
is only sssaaled by its variety, it's
high tone, and general excellence
In all these respects 1t Is Ear In ad-
vance Of les -eo<ea1poraries, and
Thoroughly deserves the high favor
it has won. II is marvellous that
premiums og real and great value
can be added TO q magazine Of such
cost and character, for three dollars
per year. It only proves what b SO
olfen said, that books and newsna-
pers are the cheapest and best eduea-
tors In the weird. Address, W. JEx
SIses DEMoREsT, 4zs Broadway
Ny,
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

R1- The Boone County Denaocg'Gt,
gives q glowing account Of Demo-
cratic ratification meeting at Monta-
ma, where our oldtiIne friend, john
A. Huli, Is said to have acquitted
himself In q most creditable manner
In q speech which showed up the
hypocrisy and corruption of thelead-
ers OF the Radical party, and pre-
sented the record OF the Democratic
party In o proper light before the
people there assembled.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

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rad rad, ,aa aud nom rss.uol .Rl.,lss Is
lewis Tiae netifion rs rrarl led. and
there i annoiffrsi Richard CAT yts1ds
d Commissioner, To commence the
view 81 said Iyspxessxl road on the
18Th day Or Jtffy next.
a petition signed by C. souer and
otlsgra- IS ssrsss5srsSsf5 8 .asksItg that q
Comnsissiores be nnpointed tu ex-
ssaine aud rapszt apsGsa road 10
s,se1Ion a =. = he south Count line
in TOWNSHIP "a range a, thence
ssfsr4as III ~ alssns IF sfersetas aSfs;Is.
tS,es,ss ~ - s.. r. el.-.s .sls<ssaf.a +,
sIrrearss unrfh liae n infersecf i.lss
with ;,rsssryf rss,d thence 10 i s,plnt
on the lands Of Leonard EVERY !
q - ss,es s,ess Se e y ni.s,.
nf aid sactiasa Ia iI,tsrsss.t ssaiss g.,.aa
from Council Bla4Is to Lewis. The
pss1sa,q 7 : aats sad E,siss 1
com Iaeuee s.aIll work JuIy 18th ryayt.
&c, G. W W; o ,ess and other a,.. ey ped.
pointed 10 view ana repaor ainoss the
eTnpsIlency Of ioeatiysg 4 comfy
road. commencing ~ the old Reel
prnnerfv theme r. MESQUITE creek
1t james Walker s. beng ID Orange
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

E134&u& E0<1zcxt8 ADW4 S2N = - w asets
Il pretended 10 be, when it was
dumped down IN this city-a Demo
cratic papeE-~:.the only Democratic
asorhssd fsper Published ln this city
"a Journal wilt. sstifseen tAoasand
paying subscribersn q regular
ssRsiek Pomesey Radical szzaaslsews'a
Why i 1t In 81 IT. hRsiness citations
hands over, lsy N 0lesa llnosants
lnefis tn morning u me charge
and conduct of one w, 3. Burke, .
ranting, raving. vituperAtiye. RaEii-
IeaiA hoaision yipera saWly Is this
|ihuns The ns6xrsey xall no
doubt rejoice TO learn that "Sweat
M illiam J Il now tsyinEto fnn the
Democratic party ~ sssdas.
a,slaehs<y - ths Dsaa.
!, Seaator Fseiinshpysee. eS New
|sJeruf 4. In IA Ee13 tAt Wasiizn gt0n,
ca M0nday, WINE yiiseslssfhg the
bill making m appropriation Of 81
zoe saE ths~Wislow Of Col. AIalllgan,
paid an eloquent tribute TO the gal-
liant and accomplished soltlser and
In c0ncauffIng ms spaucil said:
Thee yoars after This, In 1864, be
fell at sNiHehessef. IsauTEally wound
ed. His brother-in-iaw, the brother
-0fhis widow, 8 youth of about 20
years, came TO his rescue, and he WAS
shot down. Ther8 b N ueident
connected witis EaeneraI Null gaH !
death which Is worth recording. AS
hisaids gathered around him tonrry
him ffoa9 flae field, Iae used these
words Lay me down and save
the flag and these words have en-
tered into slle melodies az the coan-
tryg' - S
1t was not the mere strip Of bum
ting fioatfagab ave him on that bio pdy
and desperately contested field that
Aulligan wanted sayed. He was
nota sentimental soldier, although
a. knigIlsly q man as eycT faced a fle
In LATHE 70 him the tiag repTesea-
I'D certssip principles, and political
IS aIfl 70 fii1fy commanding his rev
ereace, and sd dear 20 him, that he
risktd anti lost his life Ia stlIear de-
fence.
To him the flag was the symbol Of
The constitution Of tue .tesl States,
and Of the government wiJieh had
risen from fecbieness to grandeur
under hsIthful administrations which
had respected the limits of aGthtJrity
marked BY the supreme law Of the
land. It was for that government he
faced and met slssll b NJ sANinslaesteF.
When nc entered the army, Ire had
/ he U4s<isse of s'ogszsTass and the Pres
Igssus that tise war ssanud beprosk GU,
ted .;1r re preservation of the union
under &he constitution, and the Dig
atty, e.. sall.,, and rights of this
skaff.s unl.a paifs So
1 a. he ssass j: azaAfa Il stainless hon-
or, he did not behave It possible
sisat the party ian p0wer ao1id black.
en- itself with perjury AZ violate
hat sacred piedige p aecoIaf h5h ptlrs
s,slsszs as lsafsrpnI ~ III .Jafx5isa 81 arty
has wrsTagIss fssr III the fecoas aaes
Jon inEamy. He, in common WITH
aaundreis af thousands ut other Dem
acrmtn, entered fle war believing
that ii would only be carried on for
the objects named an tho EYit<ensen
resolaa 10 y : md he, ian common with
.asSe-fs3aT Esas of the men who were
sasin In the war, gave their lives for
Ii easzse which rs been be1xayed m
an mex pres8ib bly, criminal manner by
&y~ulsnsxhxsssnaxs and his IaRfsSSfxs assay
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

- ssssfxs s4RQ 7W5Ys<ys<@ @E
I On aaoIIofi of sfr Bunlzie e h re-
solved TINT I'M report " fhe Build
lnG E1z1lnitto6 b scaaptefk and also
that he kufieiizH 1,e e4lpp<e4 at the
hAn1gof tie cam tl3ltteA u b6tng fsal-
fy M 10 the reqMisouseuts OF the con-
tfae< md that the biiIp znxi accounts
presented bg Said edgztSnst6rs and
architect b pald.
On fuotiqn II sess fszrtha xsolyai
Tint the Court HoRSe RuildfHg Com
MITES b. authorixed I'd TIhy the bills
fer rent at ofE3ee ia Court House up
b june 1T, eat VI flse Court House
fiznd To TIE e0ntf1ctaS& ~ Sc
On pAOff0n of Mr.. HqFnsr itwas re-
solved THAI TIE hniidii5K cnlriprittee
be fnetruefed "a &fEe such pulhsy or
p0lfcfexof insurance on the Court
House - Enay y ne SakV ~ secure
said building froal iaB by t1e, and
that the elefk a. ~ H16S1 III Super
yilprs moan said uplnasxttss sbrth-
Boaua adjourned ii meet % the lst
Monday In September next.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

~ a6t1<zs Szkt&1AI%&i eatka1sA4tztkssS ul
. J, J
j " Woodruff, OohstabIe's fsas 30
JL Fefter, Justice fees
r. X SHINE ia N4
] 2 BIIIups, Assessor and Trustee = %
j ID Moodnaacy " 2 90
O. W. KnofE, guarding pris- s
Burse d Proyosly printing ~ ~
Wagner q Danguard, printing Ito %
G. w. Rohbinson, Assessor
r. h. Nolsas, a attendance = !
Perry Reel, services asshsriff Y g 9,
q i a. IL 3eS
q Z ~
e. Th0npsaa, bounty ,s1n
ave wolves 20 %
Jas. Pelersoay kssping paaper 81 .
II. CAgwood services co.
surveyor . .
q. ". Remington, survey
GO roaa ae y
Psul d Remington, asst
ssm,i Betsrnan asst On co. road nd %
\ ~! ~ - no. | 1; /;
y,r,., ga.,x,ex a 81 - ia
II II ss;~aa< &c Z -
- ~ ~ Il 4 -
- a 49, 81 u Is & "a
81 sssira> xaI
= xsnesxs q ss nj
- = - $50 i. i -
4 !;
1. y
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

FrRE.-A sre in Lewis, Cas coun-
ty, last Wednesday night consum-
med the Drng sure ofDr. ]. w.
Montgomery; the Tailor shop of j.
n. Crabb the Meat market afO. W
Grinsth, and Carpenter shop used
for sha nlanafaesure of Harris Spin
ming machines, and Il Supposed to
have been the work of an incenoia-v.
We learn from the Cas- County AS
seaQsy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

sHIpprNG.-w We noticed large los
Of fsour leaving tina house Of Boad,
Thatcher q CO., this morning This
firm musthe doing y lively business
In the buying and shipping line, u
we may judge ffOm the number Of
taszas, uaieading aks and loading
from their house, even during this
exceeding hot weather.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

TGnRovINas-Mr. Thomas LAMA.
the younG man who was seseversly
injured BY the premature discharge
of the cAanon on Wednesday evening
hast, wa are pleased - lsaFus = get
ting slang hssIy nader the skillful
treatment and careful nursing he h
receiving, and great hopes are en-
tersained Of hia recovery.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

RAx1FxIna. -Alasost every Dem-
ocratie paper we have read since the
action az tbs New York Convection
was nIa1e known 10 the public BY
telsgrsph, contains an account OF q
anssEing 20 ratify tise nominations
made.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

, The eSsanciI Bluff and 81 Joseph
r. b. Cpmpany. are eraetipg . Aas
pssseagr tiepos In 50 Josep1.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-07-23

sCRis1zs fax s1aoR Alns DIsak7aOH
swt1orEa 44sk ker1a1gu
6oax1rxx fan isc1x6hkA
90 fsr g0TBHsNMos4 sxt4x4
% fasf sesseas a3tas y ~ Ahzt "a ss1sy al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

BUSINESS SUITS
From $40 90 SIS.
DOUBLE BREASTED JACKETS
From sig 10 s2s.
WINTER 0VERC0ATS
From sI2 10 $40.
HYATT, HAGERMAN & Co.,
No. Gil broadway. Cor. Euouston-st.
And No. G12 Euiton--t.
WILLIAM MASON
AND
THEODORE THOMAS'S
CONSERVATORY
MUSIC,
30 no TgTaA NI, T sS.s !sS rom
the best masters See circulars ior particulars
A NEW TABLE-kNltE.
PATENTED NOVEMBER 1867
Something that .ir not sreat
l. not ofer,,e to the smell Ike Rubber
j. ne bg.. possible article Tor Families, Hotels Restaurants.
als Kne forged from one bar h,nd, sod blade
heavily plated with cr aud 'hs cheapest S'rfa'c Knife offered
Tor SALE
os G = q RTsssI CO. Green nI' wv woi IT,. 9 , N
J. RUSSELL CO. also manufacture Table and Poelst Cut
ls DO gfea variety equal 10 aoy Ansnean AID Ie 70 any 'm
ported j. RUSSELL Ga.
DOYNTONn CELEBRATED FURNACES.
ID FOR WARNING DWELLINGS CHURCHES. STORE. ere
Bnt ard POfAbs for Anhei'. Btamn
Coal add WOOD Ao Pr. Place and plo Hser Range. Aed
ssoTss Send Tor Circular RICHARDSON BOihIoS Co, T.
GREAT BARGAINS are offered daily in
~ TELs COFTBKs hlCKERRI FLOUR SUGAks asd All hind'
ef0ROGEREs a. the sbrs.st cheap sa'h s1or 81 THOMAS
A0sBW. sorss Grs'u-eh and murray sts, Es".forf
90 TO MCFARLAND" BOOKSTORE.
" Of r-.u q. .ea Br.av, a.d Gt IbsI sS~sSi.i
Nv. ouir" fer Of. a.nD'I
HORTON CONDENSED MILK is pure aud
contains al The cream ry Jou vii use no other I" 10
Preserved ain for shipping 'ry' hssd Depot i79 Hudson '
SQUIRE & LANDER,
No. or FULTON ST.,
SILL SUPERIOR QUALITY or FINK JKwEIRY
GILBERT BROTHERS,
IMPORTERS OP
WATCHES, JEwELRY AND SILVERWARE,
PARIS CLOCKS AND BR0NZES,
ofpLch they have assortment suitable or Holiday GaA
No ~, BRoApwAY NETWORK
COLD-INE
FOR COLDS.
JOE sALB ~ ALL DRuG0IsTR
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

,obn Roo.a aon p Man william Crosby D. n. t Marshall
Charles Irving Dennis b. Chsppe James sgr9n John WEI
Asen Fisher A. Baker. W Lton Ward Convention
y Nesd William T. Black John W. Brady, Samuel NJ Coz 1aooI
Cooper Henry Douglass James b. Hunt Thomas ~ Sec,
nad Big'n George h. Morris Charles VI Nunger hanog tri
Charles H. Rogers Joseph NoFdensehid. Stephen ~ On'e
KOstIaud ,,t,u.u
NINETEENTH DIsrRIcr-Cty CouveutOr-Jotham wilson nI
HAlden IT, Thomas Assistant Adernen n Sr,isn
John Back Richard Wilson Frederick Coye John Wansb
Holmes H Judiciary Convenrou-Cb aktchel Samu "a IN
James Petit School Conveuton-Lsvso1 f3nef en-
Knapp Coates Jacob webber Charles Binder ~ Samuel
son Ward Conyenton-John C. Graf, Heury NJ Mlnsu, '~
TwENTETH DlsrRlcT-Cty eutionsnes @ ,r
Thomas Robinson James W Caye nht Henry G. Pery
Whsm Incl Thomas Scsnin John Diugle1n re'St T.
nely John GsuteT IT, Robert Wright JONI ~, Cs Peter
Nv "a pbiD Kofb NTn Nichols Alexander Balm, n GhhSI l
RoIinon T. Sns Martin Schneider Charles OdeL Senou
son John Fisher George Hspe Ahsm pness Jobp
pooey John Crawford Nichols H. B1bGoek Ar.5 @ nscteY
Murphy George Moa mi Wen -, 1 c,II George whitfield
drew Kline wager Hull Ward Convenuon-Gtofge D. % hds
Huntington John r. STYLES Peter h"sa AoSg Ib sner
Ram lanes l. Waugh William Schmidt schuyler t nue. No. o
% &C., weeks " Culver Amos Little. Daniel W. Lee ,t1h uo
~ Keenan, Vossuick Robert Brewer, Homer Franklin Aaoi a
6ng d W g. Ward. Francis A. Thomas IaVla b~uo9f prr
q Van Worst Walter Pncknts Addison bfo"n
ISwp Bsboock Adolf Leyiuger Christian schwartz 49,, n II
DuTHICT-tity NonNenlon--Johh
r Cusrsev Saekett John MRuelius, p v ID" amp Nelson
Mott Judiciary Convention-W H. H. Bingham James " a.,
Psrn Chas Frost Sturs Dewey. Simon Moves Ass'a nu
c Convepionjamcs Boyd James Y. Watkins IT, A. j. Miner
Daniel iiwc Geo p Barrett Theodore p Kelly VIM DAVIS nvIp
Ia ~ wen obn Porter George Webster Michael A. Reed NJ H.
I.oi.r Iob, A VIII
liam Hsrsdon James H. Wells School C0nyenton-Ge"Ige w
Bese John Cooper W. Thutbe Charles Cra j. l. van
THAN John GSAtter Waterman, Theodore Anderson eon
Crswfor Peter Prank stephen II Knapp William la" T. hooe
McCbste Ward ConYenuons-I"tlh Mafu-A y al Va en
NJ Hicks william H. Ireland Charles H. Newton Johr Wy oIees
Harvey Gregory Crasto James T. Watson ara
Nineteenth Ward-BdSard salmon William to.ins3n so
Totten John BesmSn Alexander sharp oscar T. huHoA 'h "
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18
THE CITY OF BROOKLYN xox.srrEp.

In the Kings County Supreme Court. ycster-
day before Judge Tappan action War brought by the
City OF Brooklyn against the Brooklyn cry Railroad
Company for damages. The suit brought 10 re-
cover s coo Judgment obtained 10y Ferdinand Meyer
for physical injuries sustained by beng thrown from
wagon by running hole n the pavement between the
railroad tracks OF the Brooklyn city Railroad Company
IN the year 1851 the Railroad Company having executed
bond keep the pavement IN repair between the ras
and three feet each side thereof Witnesses we're called
and the nature Of the accident proved. motion Was
made by the defendants 10 dismiss the SUIT on the ground
that the Railroad Company bound 10 keep the street
Ina repair under the direction Of such competent authority
as the city should designate that tho Common Council
had never designated such person To supervise the
work and that therefore the Company WAS not bound 10
repair the street The motion was argued by Mr. Aer
McCue for the City. and Messrs g. r. jerks aud IA. g.
Murphy for the Railroad Company The Court granted
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1868-11-18

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towed 10 Greenpont for repslrN A., ..... - 49,.
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