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JUSTICE.
IRON TnE on.,xcEnuno SEws.1
Mn. EnITuE DlEDLE,

Mn. EnITrH DlEBIE,
| lcv rit to SEVERAL uf our, that is to say
Radiklc papers, with vallible inlormaslun ut
different times, and they have TUX no Eo;s Of
my, komn,,.nikasluns l no you arc a phair
ninn i.you uir Dcmokrat, aud want you to
put this i'll your intrcstin jurnal. An as l no
you wul rather by a lectlc, hcvc something
more "bstansllal then my humble raytrinagc
scnd.you i'll this, \ grccnbak lur to pay
fur the printin Of this faint attcmp, fur to dis
scminait to the Kuntry the news Of our glorious
victory, and the Vaniicr i'll which it wur dun
! want things ''put far and squar,' cf may
Dc allowed iur to use the Poetic lan.uis, of
! the great chief of Our Radical Party in this
place, ter wit; that is ter say Mister Randolf
We'll Mr.. Dibblc to pcrsodc to my narrative
would 1st describe to ycu the distinguished
leaders of our great & odilcras party, as they
appear cd OH the n:emblc mite of the I'd May.
Is. hundred and GS, wich will be rcckcctcd by
the children not yet born in the wurl, as the
mite ven libcrtc burstcd open her shll, x kun
ont iragricnt & sweet smelling, like IL gale uf
wind IL blowin over hole bank NV wolets, as
the Poit sails, I wur not fcrmiiiar by no
this distinguished ass cnlblcc, not hayin even
bin introduced to ary un uf them Gentlemen
| hey herd that there names hcv bin handed
down from anshant days, but there Dussti,s
I never seen before. I wur struli wei, seen
there pussins. But my amasc wur gratc wen
| a.. l.
mccn the gentlemen, whose name l hcve be-
fore this menshund OH another line. What
hc0'M nv him, did not make me equal to the
surprise, uy the view uy his gallant & glorious
pussin. Picture to yer minds eye, Mr. Editor
Dibble, Il portly gentlemen, aged say rs, not
phnir, quit the contrairc. In fax he might
be called a Brunctsc and wud pass fur sch in
the most Ciyilised Scrscty; hair close, kurlc,l
on the stop uv his he'd, i'll the plais were the
wul ort to gro" vich is another pomc, pick
cd up in my vanderins about The wurl Mr.
Randolf had Il hisspriashcn in his is, wich we
cud Recognise at glantz AS the phirc Of genus.
lie war the big dog NV the mectin,' tnr to
use another poetic frais, vich heard A gentle
man sni in the mcctn. An he done the nom
inatin of the pussins who was at all anxious
fur to servo their poor Kuntry for ''nothin but
luy." An ven a member gets up fur to disa-
grpe from the Chccf, he sais "the gentleman
III. out NV order" yich nxsidcnt occurred seye
raj times TO George wich they call Bishop, fir.
miIar. an yich rulin out Of order showed to ne
wot a Crate ,nan the chccf wur, & how he
] .kuowol The sitivstion. And he tells the Con
gercgcrashm how they WIS to vote, vch vus
very rite and proper 4 Likewise, kind & obi
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% BTU AR Y.

DlEnM this place, on c ssi April Fsssf, ii RI
GEORGE W. WILSON. leaving nm utfecti8iixtc HIS
band. and six children to mourn, sides fIniimy,
friends. She had hcen in bud health for tAeyersi
years, and for two yenrs cOifncI to the hpusc. =
three months of the time confined to her bed, Std y
departed this life. with the hope of gaiihg tae -
realms above She feared not death but n,ouri,cd
to leave her husband md little ONES, helpless but
for the Of kind father, whom, she trusted That
the Lord would bless. ad give him grace fd''ilis,
charge his du les in this sad extremity - "a. {,
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Sheriff S Sales, b ]

g t- > st.- ~. ~
BY virtue of sun,lry wrs Of fl Ia, to mo directed
will sell to the highest ti,llor, ut Orc sebure
Court House, the first Monday in June
next 'or cash tl,e4fopwing Property fSil:s 4ssssS
One Tract of Land containing 800 acres more or
less. Mule. l Horse, together Will, a. Sticks Fine
Ranging Timber. Levied on as the property of J,
J. Douglas ut the suit Ellen j. Ceake,,
~ ALSO =
BY virtue Of Dccrcnl Orders fron, PA McMichael.
Esq, Ordinary, TO me directed, will sell ON the
first Monday III juno ncxi, the following proper
ty to wit:
A Tract of Land containing one hundred sn;l
twenty-five acres, more or less, bounded by lands Of
Mrs. Rupc, Mrs. Miller and others, and sold Tor
PARTITION among the distributes OF tile Estate Of
n. Punches. M
Conditons--Casl sufficient TO pay expenses tho
balance credit until the first 0f February next
purchasers giving bond, security and gage 81 s.
usual in such cases. and pay for papers and STAMPS
extra. fets 5000 .s{&tSG ~
o'."s:S:;ss ssi;:. #; !: &C.; 's:s DYES ssp
may0 gst+g tdI
STATE OF SOUTH cARoLlNA.l c;,,,,o.
0rangeburg District ntn. Sna.'on.
ByP. 4. alcMIClIl,EL, Esq, Ordinary.
Whereas S. b. Sawyer hath made sait to mo TO
grnnt him Letters Of administrator, of tho Estate
and effects Of Elisha Brown, deceasesl II
These therefore to otto and a,lmonish oil ard
| singular the kindred and Creditors of the said
Elisha Brown, deccasctl that they be and appear
before me inthe Court of 0rdnaryl 10 be thsida mt
orangcburg G.; H. ON, the 10th day Of May
ins after publication hereof, at IL o'clock In the
forenoon, to- shcw cause If any they have, why tho
said Administrations should NOT be granted.
Given under my hand this itb day Of Nav
Ammo Domini, 1868. PA, MoMiCffAKL,
may o--2t 90. n
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Drop Lettrrs;m,,s, be: prepaid one cent: rspcrs
cents: n. GtIItBBELl4sI,.fAl.sfs I,.f III fs
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TIVE KINGSTON MlssJ MURDER.
plymouth, Mass. (June ~, correspondence OF Oh
Boston POat.l

plymouth, Mass June 81, correspondence of the
Boston Post.l
In the case Of samuel Andrews, charged with the
murder OF Cornelius Holmes ut Kingston the prs
oner has waived an examination and now awaits the
acton Of the Grand Jury which sits at Plymouth on
Tuesday next, although II In understood that no
action will be taken In his case until all other ous-
ness shall have been disposed 0f. Although nothing
but circnmsantal evidence has yet been discovered
recent Developments tend strongly TO connect An
drews with the murder. In q conversation with him
at the JAIL Yesterday intimate friend (also rela
tvel informed him that he came TO assist him, that
he did not believe him guilty and would do all that
he could TO enable him to prove his innocence,
when he was astonshed by the followingi reply:
" They may connne me or hang me, but Ill
never confess IT," pair Of rubber Overshoes have
been discovered In closet where Andrews Kept his
clothes IN Newcombs factory lat which place he was
empioyed. covered with mud, corresponding with
the soil OF his garden, also with blood and gray
hairs. rail was aeo discovered In Andrews fence
this morning, by Mr.. Beais, Of Kingston, having
marks Of blood upon II apparently made by the IN
gers OF the murderer. Andrews Ia visited daily by
a large number OF friends and appears quite calm,
although Il has been ascertained that he has been
consa pty under the influence OF ether for several
weeks being now, however, deprived of the use Of
Il bv order or sheriff Bates. Public opinion In Kings
ton and vicinity, which was at first very favorable
toward Andrews has now undergone decided
change, as new circumstance are daily discovered
which leave vep litls doubt - 10 hs gaia
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.

List OF Americans registered at Paris for che week
ending May q, ls6s:-From New York--D. l.. Smith,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter, Cyrus w. Field Miss Fanny @.
Field, Miss A. L. Laurence, Miss L. Bortwick Misses
Hubbei. Miss G. Louise Kinds, g. d. Wood and fam
lily, w. II. Aspinwall, J. W. Harper, Jr., and wife;
w. Corse, p. v. Du Flon, W. r. Cary and family N.
Seymour, X. y. Breeden and family, q. n. Arnold.
Misses Arnold, Miss Snow. Brooklyn-Mrs. Robin
=. A. whitney. Commodore ". A. stevens, wife and
family. BOSTON,. Ware, W. A. CONN, Miss Derby,
J. n. Rice, Mrs. J. N. Coming. J. r. Ober,
J. NJ. Murdoch, s. J. Homer and wife,
Mr. aud Mrs. J. ". Weeks, L. b. shones New
Papceast and family, L. 9. Cassedy sud wife, y p
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ATMOSPHERIC PHnNoMENA.-The Sale

ATMOSPHERIC PHENOMENA.-The Salem (Mass.)
Register June 4, says:-There was very remarkable
halo around the sun yesterday forenoon which At
tracted great attention. At times the prsmatic
cOlOrs were az brilliant those OF the rainbow. The
NewbnrrypOrt Herald says the mirage, which often
deceives the travellers on the Eastern deserts with
It's illusOry appearances, has been q common phe-
nOmenOn in this vicinity during the past month.
Boars.head and Smiths Islands have been from
our harbor coquetting with each other in the sky.
The other night Squam Light was seen In West New
bury, about i've degrees above the horizon, and
few days since Plum Island Hotel was visible at
Georgetown for quarter Of an hour.
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CHARLES SUMNER.
Robespierre Butler PryipG into the Basipess
AHnsrs Of "A Cincinnati Bank.

The Cincinnati Commercial republican, bay 81,
states that OF the banking institutions Of that city
~ said to have been In close communion for several
days with Mr.. Benjamin +. gutler. II appears that
the distinguished breckenridge democrat OF Masss-
cbusetta telegrsphed an inquiry 10 the condition
OF certain bank accounts aud the passage of certain
checks. The reply was, IN eject II not In words,
that IL was none Of the honorable gen,emans bust.
ness. Thereupon the remarkable conservative Con.
gresham from Massachusetts assumed to be the
embodiment OF the Congress OF the United states
AID wanted to know whether the reply returned was
gross OF tae United states. more Careful aud non.
derouS reply was given, very grave aud respectful
bot containing zone VI the Information wanted
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sRooKLYN cIrY.U
UNITED STATES claculT COURT.

ArraiEnnens Of The Prcsldeut of he Farmers
and Cieixens' Bauk.
Before Judge Benedict.
Oren N. Beach, president OF the Farmers and
Citizens National Bank, Eastern District of Brook
Ign. was arrested yesterday on Q bench warrant
issued BY Judge Benedict, and arraigned yesterday
afternoon on an indictment recently found against
him by the Grand Jury. The indictment Ia on the
charge Of embezzement and contains ten counts, the
amount involved being So 500 1t alleges that the
and appropriate to his own use the amount stated
with intent to defraud the banking association or
persons to the GraEd Jury unknown. The first count
covers the amount Of $4,647, the second $780, the
third $40 243 the fourth SO 900, and the remaining
counts refer to these amounts.
The defendant pleaded not guilty. and was re-
leased on bail In the sum OF $4,000
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sehry Freeman, E1sridss, New Bedford
seSr Henry aisSs, 's snow, New ssdford.
En- En- i s Ss &c., ssy ~, ssd s.so,
e.: :i:s, ST.: s:':$ Salem
s ssSr ssss%so s s.ssP:1 s. ier Philadelphia
sehr Barisy WsI u Salem 70 for Psisdeiphis
sssr e ssn s
scsr s,, 7 SSria,.h., WoOa Gloucester.
schr Menssh., Armssrong, Gloucester.
Schr Harriet Gardner, Hammond, Gloucester.
seSr Lazy xas$. a..sS 1E sVe
s sesr s s% fs smith, Ss cs.. r.. Pa sII Rive.
schr Pavilion, Smith, Fan River
hnss; sn s Es:
s ssI Mary En-; Perry s'ys5
scSr Angler, Chase fai River A. A'''' LOT
ssSr E E.S; ,HssrdR.E E1 VA Sss,
schr csrclns 4 Cornss, Crowley ii soasrs..
seSr Anna > BERGEN TSo@p:on. Port Jefferson.
Schr Messenger, Dean, Taunton. a.
schr salis W Ponder, Niekerson, Taunton.
schr Hazleton, Gardner Taunton for Philadelphia
scbr Henry, Brown, Saybrook.
ss nsa0s aR fS
schr Irene Irene Meservey kowley. pIS.dsncs.
schr Lyons, Lyons, Provdencs GsorSssown, DC.
schr Isabella Alberto, fucker, Providence for Georceown
schr Sarah Layerine Aver Providence for Essbethpor
W. sLGTE s IL.
sss Bella 1 ol
sSr 41n. 6assn i Tor
ssr E.,bs Ellen PrOsds9ss g. i
schr Empire, barber, Norwich for Eisabethpor. !,
Sr 4
schr fompkins, Mathe Providence for Eiizsbshpors
schr San Louis, Bradley, Providence.
schr Mary Mary Eii..ostS, Hatch, Proyidsncs
Schr Raynor, Raynor, Providence.
schr Emma Hotchiss, Dicesrson, Providsnes.
sss Kate Palmer pro.as q.
ssSr sxpssssss, si%.n FIsyiS:Ss: ~ i; RG S,
sshr BARROW '''
schr Montezuma Bulger, Providence:
ss1 T.s.'sS Dickens: %.. s
schr Marietta Smith, Hand, Newport
schr Sides, shafsr, Bristol
schr Phsbs Eiiaa5e.h, lin, New Haven for Ezabs,hpo.
schr T Austin, Crane, New Haven for Elizabethport.
schr Martha Sargent Gon'en, New Haven Tor Elizabeth
Es.as New Haven for New
schr Pacific Lyons, New Haven for New srun.wi ;A
seSr o oa New Haven 70: Elssssthpo
schr Capt John, Terry, New Haven for Exabethport.
scSr sally Burton Chase, New Haven for Ezsiethpor
sshr Wesley Young, New Haven for III Esli.ses.hpor'
schr Wines, Hulse, New London.
schr Mime Kinne Parsons New London for Philadelphia
schr Baltic, Haskell, New London.
ssSr a @S Gibson New Sop
Sebr Sarah Tyler, Pratt Hartford for Hsverstraw.
Schr Edmund Gardner, Potts, Chatham
Schr John Dix, Doane, Chatham
Schr Perine, Sbeield, StoningtoD
Schr Blast, Martin, Norwich FOR Trenton.
Sehr Mercer, Smith, Bridgeport.
Schr Josephine, Ball, Bridgeport
S Sd sy for for
Schr Mary Lane, Lane, Bridgeport for Trenton.
Schr Compromise, brown, Bridgeport.
s ss @m sm Mas ssis rss ss o
Schr J l. Hess, Jones, Portland Conn.
Scbr Daniel Russell Clark, Portland. Ct
Sehr Pennsylvania, Davis Portland, Ct
The Maggie Armstrong, Coamo, Pr is consigned
o CrApdall, Umphray Co.
SAILED.
Bark Eta, Havana
Wind at sunset, Sc
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LONDONDERRY May IL Sailed, staiaeonar Cassidy, rh
HaDsxs no date Arrived, Fearless Major, Liverpool
nATAszAs, Nay Arrived bsrksa Ecu, TAT so:
SYsrs sf] %si:S, Pisdsphia; sell soo'asTns'
s g. At: sIfy ss, sssf
& bark Tho. bssts Duncan sSn pIpas
'iSsS s1s Hoss ssn bombay
previous 70 s0'S, corins. Aashsws, o.lcata po,x
Sailed isih, Hslois. Hansen. Falmouth Dslnhavsn.
Sss 3. IA e;
NAY uns daS ypn
E:ss:t Ess s= Ei sTs.. v..
mn sss ss sss.' woos.o... r..,
| S s.,S. ss.:s Ss: % . r:
g.. Nsp.ans yslsD: Boston. - 6o.,. w., a
snlrLps Nay aArrivsd, Ada Gray, Davis, Antwerp to
$50 souSn1SPyos, May ss-Anived Neva ts, Bsva Clyde
' sSsy. Nay port burts Walter Hunter and Ar
brig F s:, 4ogs s.n ss:s
g Ssn s :isa sss1 es A asSsS:
s.$ A1. % b xsa George d. DALE H..
1sm STs1a 2 per- 'Al Edward .''
.ALExANDRlA june s-sansd scAr Ella Ssrss''
s.sSd:: fss FL:
Ireland Ireland rhadspha Cnpssn Ssss ss 1.
Sshpor Al.bams Gardner Nswonrs saxon, a:sea ana
sh:s:sf Eugene, asssns Annie Am'dsn Beng;
Emu rom rom 6lsnfss sss%a' S.'- r..,
por "a, ns,n nepsy AdeK sder Nicksrvon
sT
nc;.. A0ned'0 brig
s.il:dcFrom the Roads wind NNE ship Eday.onsi s:nS
anchor in the Roads c.u.n. nyo,. ,.,. poeoson.,
s1% H. si for sYo tow of
qss Hedges a.: ss..ass
s5ss .1 a,' Ess . ces s,e,, CIR
sals%. Wv =, =,
ss ..ns q sea- AZ ID y"
p CHARLESTON June 'Snf 0nA' ''0s '''"
s.ilsd-B.rk Eastman, for 81 M.rys.
reay ssny onar and Aen Brown rscs ."
S sSas and FSsaaI% Elm city, E:i
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sPa sai FOR
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as having p SS Neptune Ocean,
xssfss sss 9s
neay ISr Cubs, Arrived .csr rsnoiss,ou. Dick.
ers"n, ffhiaasipha. -. ..,... p,u,,.,,,,.
ISL III ns r.. Penn.
s or TAs Carroll Hf sss
sas Ac. Soys:' baker srain'r:' for
I'd, AM-Arrved schrs Jas Ponder, Hudson; Joseph "
for sos,sn MrssS Cole EsaDsSpo 1sa.n.
% & hoe and III Teoorted BEFORE except schrs u
Little and N Wrsa Nh .csr Mar, Mines Bmsss,
ph ma wne'' MAY A'-"i'''''' w. '
scer Minnie ,om Nysrs L.,sse.
Mn NV x, $780, VIA Hs WAY
soGrnwEsa pass May May 80 Arrived steamship george
" ssi,eas.1shps Wellington and Victoria.
NEW HAyES unS s1Afssu 'chr'
NEW sHbf@s $sssa 'shr. s,I Fol- c, ,,..
and Reed Beifon, Philadelphia Keren Happnch' h'
June .A,s sSys A p s sS:
sle% i..srasn seretswn, Sc Charlie We, TLn
EznSssaPoE u Arrived ,chr Isaac Seymour Nor
tom Llrapehp,esriI; sr.ncs Rockaod Tor Nyork,
June June pia. ham, HndSsW fr,nI
sss' Msno"ag pS' :chp BAXTER
SYore: John T%ren GIBBS, NBediord; Jo2ssion.
Eoaan' Nas"ch E%~ord. Hinssn r%waeSe
ss9ss e III Sssa . eng Ca
a ao sqsnay%ns Ireland Salem ESennan outsn.
s ss Bq:'sp ,i Lizzie Maui a. ssSlsr Ss
Mexdam, wi~a, Ocean Wave, Baker, r.ytusssi; R
ssnd i ss ssas@s; Mersef Calien SnssiesOrn:
Paul Sea ssass,
Nellie Potter scsrrs panysspoi R. magn 4un
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u
Columbia, Is copied FROM South Carolina paper
SENATE CHAMBER, WASHINGTON Cry
DEAR SiR--I have your letter OF the 18TH In refer
ence 10 the removal of your political disabilities.
am not sure that the time has yet come TO make cx
ceptions to our general policy In individual cases
TO do 10 would be TO open the door TO innumerable
applications, and once open, IL would be difficult W
shut IT, hope TO meet such cases ~ yours by some
general enactmeuts and ~ soon rs the condition OF
the country viii permit, shall he the first tn advo-
cate the removal OF all disabilities under which you
y CHARLES SUMNER.
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Political NotE.s.

among the queerest political runors anoai in
Wisconsin Is that the old man Grant, father OF the
Aenessi, has expressed a preference FOR Chase for
yr siGebt.
an Wednesday the Philadelphia i,ess said the
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william Ii. Sylvis, leader OF the workingmcn OF
pennsylvania, writes as follows to the Peoples
Weekly, organ OF the workingmen at Washington
PHILADELPHIA, May % 1865
have frequently said there was no hope for the
industry OF the nation in the republican party That
was clearly demonstrated at Chicago wall street
run the whole concern, and bound the party body
ana roni TO the money swindlers The platform
aaoptea az CHICAGO Is an insult 70 every workingmau
~ , ule country ana an outrage upon common sense
They favor reduction OF taxation and recommend
measures that make any reduction in taxation an
mpoeslpiity. the great land and labor reform
questions are ignored altogether. They pledge their
'rympaihy with all the oppressed people who are
struggling Tor their rights" and repudiate the claurs
OF the oppressed people al home who are struggling
for their rights and starving while they struggle.
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Almanac for New York-rhis Day.
Weather Along the Const.
PORT OFNEw YORK, JUyE 4, 1858.

The Oce Of the Herald yachts Whitehall slip
All communications from owners and conscnees the
masters OF inward bound vessels will be forwarded free Of
charge. .
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The committee then adjourned.

The Maryland Democratic Convention.
The following is the text Of the platform adopted
sy the Maryland Democratic State Cony enton on the
Sd inst
Resolved, That this Convention. actuated by de-
sire TO cultivate spirit OF harmony and Cancellation
among the members OF the national democratic
party and TO secure the nomination Of such candi-
dates Tor the Presidency and Vice Presidency a. shall
command the largest number Of the SURFACES Of those
opposed TO the present ruinous radical rule, and
therefore unwilling 70 discriminate at this time, in
advance between the eminent statesmen and distin-
guished soldiers who may be presented for nOmina-
ton, pledges Itself 70 accept and support the nomi
nees OF the New York Convention Of the the 4th OF
July next and to the end that the delegates to be
chosen by this Convention TO represent this state In
New York, looking 10 the interests OF the entire
try and 70 the integrity and success OF the demo
cratic party may exercise their discretion and best
Judgment, II 10 hereby declared that said delegates
are left free and uDinstruced to the candidates
for whom they shall cast the vote OF this state.
The above was adopted unanimously. The list OF
delegates was published Yesterday.
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. OFFICIAL DRAWINGS OF THE SHELLEY COL

A KENTUCKY STATE LOTTERY, RxrRA CLASS So,
"A. decided ty M.scuri state Lottery class sss ;. -,
81. q I" s.; %; y, g q =, s y y
sTATr, oLAss MS-,UnI 8 issl
-, ~, ~, IL, "a @, g. Co. 81, a. -
rApucAB LoffEk9 or kENfu2kY.
rAppcAu-RxTnA CLASS eli, pRcIDHD BY nissoupr,
oLAss sl7-yurp Z. leoa
a. u, II. e. rs 90 5 T. a. 10 81, e.
JUNE 4, leee
{" H. !" = ws " 8 cSL15s Z CO, n...s.r.
ros srsuars, Ac.. In he above Lotteries address
MURRAY, EDDY q co,
Coyinrtos. ~
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DAA"'So So'i rs THE PUBLIC.

~ TO THE PUBLIC.
snsnivy's 0,yicE, covlssroS, ~, May 30. ~
ufy that all che whsss tubes plumbers, kc isksn fron the
drawing room Of Francs smith Co.. IN this city are ss ~
coprary nowhstsndns and wi be held subject 70 The
order OF Judge Dape, Of the Franklin Court hss
drawing taken place Covington Ksnon county ~,
OF either Zoe shelby College or Library Loe far &c has
knowledge, aimee the service Of Ascbuone ana
the taking Of ssd wnssls tubes, numbsr into ~ pos
session. JOHN g. SCOTT,
Sheriff Kercon County,
Taken from the Cincinnati ConmerciaI Nay "a.
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BILLS sIGNED.-The Governor on the Sd instant
signed and transmitted to the ONCE Of the Secretary
Of State the following bills:--
An act entitled an act to authorize the BnfYal0,
Cory and Pittsburg Railroad Company to procure
water for the purpose OF supplying the engines used
An act to authorize the Boards OF Supervisors OF
the counties ofOsweg0 and Onondaga to raise money
to complete the payments for the construction OF
bridge across the Oneida river known as Schr1Ppel
bridge. t
An act for the relief OF Patterson Freeman assignee
Of John White.
An act declaring certain lands NOT exempt from
taxation and providing for the payment OF the
due thereon from the year 1888 TO 1868 incusivere
fers to the Adirondack Railroad.
An act to incorporate the St. Francis Monastery OF
the city Of Brooklyn.
An act to legaize the acts Of Francis Hamilton, q
notary public for Richmond county.
The New York City Tax Levy.
The New York County Tax Levy.
An act supplementary to chapter 4s9 of the laws OF
1867 and to provide for the collection and appicas
ton OF revenue In the county OF New York In certain
cases--refers to Experimental Railway.
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