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The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-22

PRESIDENT JOHNSON REFUSES TO PARDON REFUGEE
CoNFEDERATEs.-The Paris Kentuekan has the follow
ing in relation to the President refusing to pardon
Confederate refugees:
The many friends and admirers of VIM H. Cearv,
Esq, who had fondly hoped that he would soon be
permitted to return to Kentucky, will regret to know
that the movement to procure his pardon resulted in
a failure. We learn from his friends at Cynthana
that President johnson stated that he would consider
the application of no who remained abroad
Some time since we visited Mr.. Ceary at Toronto,
and were gratihed to see the high estimation in which
he is held by the substantial citizens of that place.
Though H. is engaged in fourishing business in To-
ronto and has host of friends, yet mercantile life
is not such as he had chosen, and there is place
like home.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-22

THE McCARDLE CAsE-AAeged ain.-Referring
to the postponement of the PRONUNCIATION of the decs
ion of the Supreme Court in the McCarde case, the
Washington correspondent (Mr. Forsyth of the Mo-
bile Register says:
This leaves the field of the Presidential campaign
open to the Radicals without having to bear the mighty
odum of judgment of the Supreme Court against the
unconstitutonaity of the measures upon which they
to go before the people. 1t whispered yester-
day that the court would take this to-day and
that it is part and parcel of bargain that in consid-
Grafton of the fact the President should be acquitted
of the impeachment charges Of the House.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-22

NEGRO SUFFRAGE OHIo.-The Cincinnati Enqui-
rer, of the Sd, says:
The people of this State having by majority of
$4,000, at the last election, decided that they would
not have negroes vote, the legislature at Columbus is
very properly enactng which will give ex-
preston to the popular will Despite of the fact that
the constitution restricts the right of suffrage white
citizens of the United States it is notorious that Radi-
cal boards of election officers have in disregard of it
and their oahs to support it, allowed negroes to VOTE
By that vote they have a Governor and other officers
in power to-day 1t is time that this illegal voting
was prohibited by severe penalties, and hope that
Democratic friends will devise effectual measures
to that end.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-22

The Franklin (Tenn) Review, relates that the Ku-
Klux, few nights SINCE visited the house of poor
widow whose two had fallen in the Confederate
service, leaving on her deorseps package containing
hundred dollars, and quantity of domestics, cal
coes and other dry goods. A widow Lady of William
county, with three children dependent on her for
support the grateful recipient of similar pack
age inside of which she found hundred dollars in
currency, and letter which stated that the writer
was formerly intimate companion and fellow SOL
dier Of her only son, who was killed while member
of Tennessee Confederate regiment
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-22
Texas Items.

MARION COUNTY THE Jefferson Daily Times has
been enlarged to double its former size, and is now
very respectable looking daily paper we'll sled With
matter becoming a journal of that kind. We are
pleased to note this evidence of success and hope the
wishes and industry of its proprietors NAV be flv
realised
hhD hl'ER CoUNTY.-The Clarksve Standard. of
le l1h instant reports heavy rains in that vicinity
The Sulphur was high and it was thought would be
out of its banks. The stages which leave that place
for different points were water bound. Very heavy
rains had fallen at the head of Sulphur aud gois
Arc making the bottom of the latter i'm passable.
1'eu river, at kiameta had risen four or FIVE feet
i"e sFasshoppers had not committed any ravases of
consequence IN this county, though the neehhorborng
counties OF Wise and Hopkins had suffered severely
COLLIN CouNTT.-We clip the following items from
the Mckinney Enquirer, of the 4th inst.=
Inc grasshoppers have made clean sweep Of ne,-
~ all the gardens in this vicinity. They are also de-
stroyng the peach and apple leaves and blossoms and
are committing some depredatons on the oat and
wheat crops Past observations teach ia that +h.
desroyers of industry will leave as soon a. be
can n.y. May their hour of departure soon arrive and
pear them to " that bourne whence no traveller re-
turns A.
, 1ne trial of young Bowie for the killing of Samuel
- Aooo, was CoHteuCeu on last IueSday and
occupied the court until Friday evening when the casa
was submitted to the jury, who we're unable to agree
upon verdict.
LAMAR couSrr-The Paris Press, of the 4th inst,
says:
The grasshoppers are just beginng to make their
appearance in our midst. gentleman living in our
CITY, while walking across the public square, discoy
cred young family of them, and brought them into
our sanctum We fearful that our farms and oar.
dens Will fall prey to this Egyptian pest.
DALLAS CoUSTY.-The Dallas Herald of the 4th
has the annexed in relation to the crops in that coun
ty and vicinity:
From all the information obtainable we conclude
that the prospects of the wheat crop are mddling
fair In many places the wheat is unusually thin but
others thick and luxuriant. The grasshoppers have
MADE their appearance in many 10, aes and have be-
gun to show the effects of a ravenous appetite As
yet they have not committed any serious damage to the
country at large, but all trembe from apprehension of
the future. While upon crops it is not inapposte to
state that two of the chief causes of the shorness of
wheat crops are, first the unscientiic mode of plant
ing, and second, the degeneracy of the seed 1t is
to be hoped some enterprisng citizens will move for
ward in Introducing among people the latest agri-
cultural Improvements, and let one be found guilty
OF the folly of planting next fall the eete seed wheat
OF this country.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-22

THE TELEGRApHIc L!E-The New York Tribune, OF
the 2Sth, has the following;
There has been so much discussion as to the truth
of certain dispatch published Little while ago in the
Tribune describing rebel demonstration IN New or-
leans that we NAV as we'll state that it to US from
Mr. Thomas NJ Conway, of that city, and we beg leave
70 refer to him anybody who wants further iniorma>
ton respecting it.
The south-western. [volume] (Shreveport, La.) 1852-1870, 1868-04-22

GEO. WILLIAMSON,
Attorney and Counselor at Law,
SHREVEPORT, LA,
DRACTICES in the District Courts of the parishes
Il of Caddo, DeSoto and Bossier; in Supreme Court
of the State, and in Federal Court.
0tfice-corner Of Spring and Texas streets. [o3O 1y
L. NJ. A. H. LEONARD
MUTT & LEONARD,
ATTORN NEYS AT LAW,
Shreveport, louisiana
WILL practice in the Courts of the parishes of Cad
w do, DeSoto, Bosser, Claiborne and Bienville
and in the Supreme Court of the State jyl2
ALECK. BOARMAN,
A TTORNEY AT LAW. Office, corner Of Spring and
IA Texas streets, Shreveport, La
Shreveport, February, A. lS66ly
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

DAnr BgCLg.- The Charitou Dsm-
ocYas shgs makes mension Of COR daily !:
We are in receipts Qf the firss number
Of tbs Couneil Bluffs Daily BUeLE, 8
naAs little paper published by the Messrs.
BshAisa Va hapa 60 see II sastain The
shassssss seqsired by the seakly, and
tFuss 10 will meet that suscass which il
20 wslImsrias. Is is Dsmeerasie without
aay pFosisos.
la thu late election for Senator 10 ill
- vscsssss shs DsHUcra1 iafoans as 'A~s
sAs Democracy made gain Of forty
eighs ssass the October election and In
wsyns county, the result showed q
gath of one hundred and thirty E0aE for
che Democracy.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
General News,

M5ntgomery Blair will soon coms esi
Dabliely against Gsn. GEaat, and 10 does
not uow hesitate 20 ssy that Graas vii
never be President.
Ii il reported that Ia consequence CT
Ebe reesas successes OF the rsbsis ia UhiEa
the impsriaIisss hass been redaesd TO
exsremaies, and the Emp noF OF Chins
has asked the RuSopean Pa~ers for their
assistance Ia defending the throne.
Mr. G. j. yogsi has been arrested 81
Leayenwo.th charged with being d.
gaalter TO the Uuiled States Express
Oonpaav Tor d, 900.
On The night Of The lss inst, the 0ser-
land Express stables, al Atehisaa, 9Th
number Of horses aud mules, wers dSs
treyed By Gre. Loss sbeas 81 900.
The Hanilsea. caaada Times sAys:
q Alsa Hubbard, OF Port Dalhousis, b4s
received 81 200 remuneration for the loss
of he1 husband, Who vas killed al the
Augoia accident; $1,000 from The sailr
resd eonpaDys and 80 600 % aseidens
iasaraucs policy.
AIr. Thornton, tbe neg Bfftish Minis-
Ter to Wavbington, IL 70 rsesIys salary
Of $50, 600, in gold. Sir Frederick Bruce
received Ss2 500, bas be vas searcely
able 10 ges alnpg On sssa salary, and Il
hss besa augmented 80 the absss su@ 10
Dir. Thorpsonas case.
A mavsmens 10 reported 10 BE- % foot
locking to the holding OF general COZ
gss&s OF tbs Soash Amsrisan sspublios 81
al early date, either In Washington or Ia
Hsw York, 10 draw up treaty pledging
themselves 20 resist fnreign aggression
apsn any part Of South Amsrssa.
The ship builasTss strike al Qasbko
Cansda, has reached it's end. Nest 81
sas sbipyards are agsia opsa, and lhs
me0 have gezss 20 work slse lahssera FOL
bali dollar and sbs ssspsnssxs Cor IAFes
shiIIings 3 day--leas sAaa dsllag il
Amesiean earrency,
| yalero, the Spanish actor, who hsi
bssn creating each faFeTs 10 Caoa, sai
Ireesasly robbed as Aasaasss Of BIZ
lesnsaiaing six shousand dollars in gold
| The did entered yaIsfoss slsspisg apart
Imsns shiis the latter was siumberiag
secured ahe Dor containirg tho sinners
1 bst isfs cigar boz aiongsids Which con.
sainsd hIsses aasasasd aollars 10 hii.s.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

GAxx.-Ths Eoaparesl Of this morn
ina says
YESTERDAY ne noticed several speFtists
wish guns GA tbsir shoulders making
tracks for the soantrJ. Nov 10 the time
20 haas wild game. There 10 demand
Ia the city for any Humber Of quails,
psairis shieksns, or aimosk any ether
kasa Of wfid game"
Hold 90, neighber. This 10 not "she
line 10 AUNT Wild game" Thers may
be demand In the city for all kinda Of
Wild game, bns any person bringing any
Kind Of wild game, sxeeps prairie chick
ems, ansa the market, wiil and that there
ID B demand fer Aim At tbs magistrates
osses.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

~ Soma salail'' cuas from heEea-
boas wsnt 70 Georgia On q speculation,
sad very probably "squasted oa some
body slss's elaim,' from which be 10
aAsai TO be justly oassed and he writes
20 the radical sheet over the water
puis up poor mouth, and says be Is
afsasd sAs ssrebels will yes ges she best
Of him.D Shoaidn's wonder, bat the
sshess Of him9 would be . mighty ''isan
take, . in oaE spinIoa.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

ssGlrYTxxTgo GRxxRAIlrrEs. % - The
following i Tho giss 81 the Graas organ
isskisn a coaeord
J ssThs promotion, adsansemsns and
snpgsmxey ~ shess principles vhieh
shall ssenFs And psrpssusss Ilhesay spd
order, equal righss and sqaal privileges.
suuaI hardens apd equal advsnts vss a. /.
Der y gssrsstees oil The CanssIlutsor
and ~ prsssstlou of the laws 10 eyery
sislsana q sux ssnnss eaasary. y
akiberty and order 70 DesiYoying
pristink c1Esss thss den's print Il Ne do;
nebbisx snd inprisening nsa mbo daa's
tbink - Ne shiuk shsoTasisx shs ha-
bsss corpus, asd ssovgsnisiax hsll,' Ii
ess-haii u sAs Usiua.
Eqsss riehts.H Dc. GoIa for The
hssdheidsEs and rsgs for sks psspie. "a
- IN TIE bondkoldss ard tkfss -
- sof shs aikses 81 1i11k6 kisa-
u1nt Ter white nsn.
sUnder she Casstitstisa n Hew aers
- men tsks tkia Merd spoe sh1fs r.
ssssseet Aps, wAsa III y hs1U = - 81
sittsd thai ns9siy III th<as no1iS{ - -
ass HaIpabiy Neatside n ~ Gonstifn.
tfsa i"-h. =. tn5os n<a.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
ga Ar. Ksag, : defeated AMI dis

r. A Alr. Ksag, ; defeated AMI dia-
gssssd Radical Of shs New Eogland per
ssasssas islormsa the soavsnsion thai
refased 90 neminals him, 10 ssry neas
spsssb, shss they stmighs rake bell all
ever wish o ane tooth comb, sud they
sssia sos iad blssEss republiean than
hswas.@ Thas hide bathurst Of s'Ioyai"
pasFissism % the part Of the desesssd
ssnaidsss scsme 30 have startled some
Of ths sscsd saints la The sEnan esraeF" Df
shs eoavsnsioa, IL seems never 10 bars
9lssa sAslr ssIoyal" aoddles. prior 70
tbs delivery Of that speech, shas III
was sss ssiasag plscs Of their party, bat
they'll wake up soms yarn moraiog and
asa sueh 10 the fat, and that kiag's
Ass4 was Isvsg % thai paint.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

AcciDExT.-Di. BEETHoLp HAHs, Our
uswfy tlssted Coroner, informs US that
on the mosning Of the lab, g man named
William Saith was ran over By Q train
sS sars On The Chicago 4 y. W. r. B.,
near Honss Creek ssasisa- The Dosser
Left % shis moraing's Train to held al
inQaegs upou the body.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

81 We see IL announced that OAas. o,
Bs~sy, lass st Sidasy, Iowas whs lately
sss;xasd bic pssitios Of representative q
shs ssass Lagislaiars frou Fremont
ssaasy, died at Charleston, Indiana, on
sAs evening Of sbe 18th December, whils
ca his rssurn home from the Essa,
whishsx he lad beaa for the bsae6s Of bis
Aaalkh.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

a psadlssaa club hes been organised
ID New York city, asd We may. shsrs-
ssss, safely iafsr thai sammy Cox'a -.
sessisa that the Nsw York Democracy
will aos 60 with the Ohio Demsessey, Il
szsss sasses "a moosshiss. Les Sammy
accept Dir. Joaasaass appointment and
she ssaass confirmation, If sheY give IL,
and no sR 10 Aaslris, lhs Democracy viii
sur vivs his sbssEsa'
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

Nxw HAxrssERs.---Ths aieeti0n ID hsw
Hampshira VIII be hsld On sks sssond
Tuesday Of Marsh ssxs. The cAnvass
AAs aixssdy- ssmnsassd in sarnssa, and
she ssesls pill be wassbsd With sagss-
asss - tndisstiss u he sszarss 81 ths
people In the prssideptial ssmpaiga Of
the sueessding fall. TAs Democrats are
Aa&seie&lisg lsrgs gssass and many Of
oar sxsAaagss have hopss Of carrying
shs Ssass for Tbs DameeFasie candidates.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23


spsakeg-T S Wilson, Dubuque eoun-
ty.
Chief Cierk-A BarHhart, Maseaiine
county.
lss Ass's- Charles Dore, Ice county.
"a Ass's-T Baily, Van Barren coaa
~.
Eugfossing Clerk @ " Babbiss, Pot
sawattssaie eoanfy.
EnroIling Elerk--Chasles SeaEamm,
Des Moipes eaanty.
Sergrana az Arms--H II Richs Polk
eoaaty*
Doorksepes-o " Lssson, Lse eoaa-
ty.
Ass't--Seal Rseney, johnson cornsy
The Ds@oerass Of the Senate heli no
caaoas "a FAR as we have besa abls 10
ascertain.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

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IN faE@.s. i'd. sti ia, sGLSGnPtisn,
RheanEfiswi c,a&rAi + siFify &f.
t4etsss ~. -ise y NJ sts rregt + - SCh vEaas
- st.f.s..e f41t,t = ss - t9f sssL vi
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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

sDeszR2es Hog, a Dls,n 10 tbe soarse
Axni<asion WITH which that suprsmsly
hsssss, thss ssndn iaily jsst that pro-
ajsisasIy anfss aas old seoasdfel, Horace
Gssaaes.s wsieomss bamAn sadssing ~
II - s4nsh. Not ssss Ffesdnsns
8SsJAa HoWasd desiss, bas % ne Ssn-
sxsry aNsms tha horrible eopdition Of
saErisx ~ aksoisss starsasfon smong
milIioaa AZ ieneesnt msss sonsa And
- 80 foEshs Uenih, ard ssils Ioudly
= stesY fslIes. hi f1ss 81 I'll shiss the
ke4rs cid viiiisn. Hafaes 9fesIey, sx-
s.sfrss wjsh dsyslIsk aa~tisfsn1ies q shas
ynapis~ ssReos uses - Die - 0nsalla
Xne}ik
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
ANNUAL REPORT
WTNNESHEIK
ENsUR ASCE COMPANY.
Marsh stb, 1897

ASSETS
GaasaRtssg2Pital paid In
n g 64au SEATS 81 00a1
C.a % synas. so9l
Aeg3g&Eest arst iea ca
Real Essates wss tn more
thsa twice ths ana 81
asrsrass. saisa sIls.uss %
DFpaxit n 5tes ia force. SeeHFwa hy
lea % Real Estate. wuFsA tnBrs
than Twsnty Mliilsns 81 DSsSsFa, $50 T4s %
cash sna csss itea.s, % SOS Is
siSs' - = : N'''@N IF.aSs Il
PtrsaaAI property. 7,gTF 10
fatal Asset6a $Ti3.s21 ~
LAsses adjusted and due, GUEE
w. AGOTT VILLA va,
special Ass-Hi-
~ CaasasaSts wAatea Eof wssssfs Iowa
K1aska sna KsAEsska. ESassa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23
49, ~ NJ.

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hsek bs1im 1Iljosrasd svw I'LL TassAa1.
W. - lsdsbsed - sss D4ily Stats
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ssrasy afserssos Tor pernansns sisssss
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sssrstsry--J u Wears q BashssAa
Assistant sserssaxiss--J A T Hail Of
Yes Bussn eoasky, aaa Gsssgs Abel
of Polk ooasty.
Eserassiax CLARK George u Balboa 81
Enralling Olsrk~E g ssanlsy Of Jsaes
acansy.
Sergeant al Arms-val HEADED sf
Moaros connsy.
DserksepsE- Thsmas Msrgan sf kss-
kuk.
Postmaster JsassAaa Thascher Of
Vac Buren, eountys
Assistant psstmassss George Z Work
oil jasper eoaaty.
Janites-Wm RsmsburgA Of Polk
eounkY.
sesand Messenger " = passessen Of
Flasd eonaty.
Papsr FoIders-E N Bartman and
Jsseph Issss ot Pesk eoassy.
nousx.
sneaAsr Rasssll Of Joaes coun
Chief CIerk-a @ Woodruff Of uatdia
csansy.
lss Ass's CLERK Esnjamin ssesaasrs
of Jackson Co.
ri Ass's Cierk-Samael a Flanders OF
Dies noiaes Co.
Engrsssing Glssk-John ) Ring OF
Johnson Co.
Enrolling Ciesk--J 8 strsigbs Of
Crawford Co.
Sergsat ct Arms--J D Patrick Of
Payeste Co,
Doorktepss- George Baily Of Dallas
Co.
On metion ths Speaker elect was in-
ssraesed 30 appoint shrea u >ssengrrs,
three paper folders, and jsnitov for the
H9ase, having due regard TO the cixins
and circumstances Of all The arptlsaats
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1868-01-23

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Recomm emda1ios by sssA anio kss assd
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csuNess sAsyss sEowA,
p'eefaress u. ssss
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well whrssthess was ssssseiy sArosf4Fs seaar
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rae Restorative lspfspsrsd ana tesa By tss
subserfheF ~ his
TOBACGO AND CIGAR sTORE
GS,ss Or rnz isnfAx3
RIDDLE zRoADwAYn-s+q-~ > aosza HsoM
wrsrs may De fonns at aIl timss De Caswias
md Rmok2h s Tsaaees tessAhes ssitA shs ssst 49,
seks ex1easive sssF kzsEal - CEsass ~ be tsaEd u
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New-York tribune., 1868-02-19
CITY COVERNHENE.
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
The Board met at o'clock yesterday after
noon the president I'm the chair protest received
from propertyowners Fifhaye against paving said
avenue with tho Nicolson pavement Referred TO the
Committee on Streets remonstrance OF property
owners on Seyenthaye against having tho said avenue
Committee Streets. A argel number OF yetoes was
received from the Mayor on resolutions to pave certain
The President presented preamble and resolu-
tOn requesting our Congress Representatives TO urge
upon Congress the necessity Of making appropriation
for the now Office, and OF beginning that work
soon as possible The Board then took recess until %
After recess the Board reassembed and resolution
was adopted appropratng $3.50 for the engrossng Of
complimentary resolutions TO cYAldeTman Joseph shan
non The Board concurred with the Counellmen In qq
1900 copies OF the Annual Manual Of Corporation
the year ICES resolution aPproprating sOOO for the
having the same When completed placed in the Gov.
ernors Room adopted. resolution 10 appropriate
$1,000 for portrait Of eXMayor Gupther and when com
pleted, the same to be placed ~ the Governors Room
was also adopted resblutlon Vas piesented TO pave
Twenty thrdst- from Elevenhave. 10 oTworhaye., with
then adjourned 70 Thurfdey next at o'clock p; m.
The Board met by special call at O'Clock last evening
President Conan In the Chair The Board concurred
pave seventhaye, from F6urteenthst to Fnynlnthst
with tue Stafford pavement A motion was adopted 10
with the Ncolson pa!ement Mr. Farley desired TO ask
from the Chairman OF the Committee the Widening
Of Laurensst" what that Committee were likely TO
port upon; Mr. Norton said. That the. Committee
were divided IN their opinion as TO whether Lau
r6nB or InOinpS0nste, would DC the better street
to widen, and one OF the Committee was Ii
favor OF extending sixthave 20 tho Battery.
II was likely that there would be majority and mibQr
ity report presented On this subject but that the Comn
tee would make an early feportto the Board 70 that both
sented resolution that the Legislature be requested 20
enact law 70 set aside the proceedings f the proposed
lutions OF the Common Council, aud al orders OF the
courts relative thereto aud that the members OF the Leg
10 the immediate passage OF such Law, Which wgs
laid over The Board tben adjourned TO Thursday after
noon next. -