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The Shasta courier., 1869-07-24
POLL AND HOSPITAL TAX,

POLL AND HOSPITAL TAX,
Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Poll and Hospital Taxes, for the year 1869
~ are due and payable on the first Monday of
March and the statutes providing for their collec
ton will be strictly enforced
THE POLL TAX
of Two Dollars, if paid prior to the first Monday
of August, and Three Dollars on and after that
date, is due from 90 each male inhabitant of the
State, over twenty-one and under sixty years of
age, and not by law exempt
THE PER CAPITA HOSPITAL TAX
of this county is Two Dollars. and is due from
"each male nhabtant of the State, over twenty-one
and under sixty years of age, and not by law
exempt"
The undersigned will call upon citizens either at
their residences places of business for the
payment of the above taxes.
A. P. LADD,
Assessor of Shasta County.
Shasta, April 8, 1859. ap3
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Especially if in remote out-of- -the-way place.
Now that the Railroad is open, we propose to
give the residents of CALIFORNIA the opportunity
of getting single genuine Waltham Watches at the
LOVES. NEW y:aZ V::...sA.z PRICES.
We sell more Waltham Watches than any other
establishment in the country, either wholesale
retail send greater numbers to every section
of the country by Mail and Express, carefully
packed, and in perfect running order. Our plan
is this: You wanta Watch, and adver-
tisement now, want you first to write to
for descriptive and Illustrated Price List;
viii seni it, post paid, by return mail. 1t ex-
plains all the different kinds, tells the weight AID
quality of the cases. with prices of each; you
then make selection of the kind you prefer, and
send your order. We will then send you the
Watch by Express, with the bill to collect on de-
livery. We give instructions to the Express Com
pany to allow you to open the package and ex-
anime the watch if it suits, you pay and
take it if not. you under obligations to
receive it and if it is taken, and afterward does
not prove satisfactory, will exchange it, or
Refund the Money,
As an indication Of The Prices, ace ciu quote one
Watek from list. The p. s. BARTLETL,
Learer Ao.enent, ,eih Extra Jeloels, Chronomete,.
Balance, Patent Pinion, Patent Dust Cap, and all
the other tate Improvements, IN Solid Coin Siicer
Cases. -i't
$2S in Greenbacks, or about $50 In Coin
All the other kind, both gold and silver, in the
same pro ortion. Do not order Watch till YOU
have sent for Price List, as it contains great
deal of information regarding these watches that
will enable you to make an intelligent selection.
Don't forget, when you write, to state that you
saw this advertisement in the
"Shasta Courier and YOU
need not put in stamps for return postage. Ad-
IN IN
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I INOTICE.

HEREBY GIVE NOTICE THAT IHAvE
appointed A.. WOOD to actas my Agent dur;nr
my absence to the Atlantic States
E. WAGNER.
NillviIle, July 23rd, 'e0.
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-24
WALTHAM WATCHES.
Especially if in some remote out-of-the-way place.

Let every one who wants Watch, read this care
fullv
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-24

SUIcIDR.-H. Turner, Weaverville Ex-
pressman. informs us that Jacob Loots, an
old resident of Weaverville, committed sui
eide by hanging himself in shed attached
to his blacksmith shop, on Tuesday morning.
In his account book he had written: Am
tired ofliving. Good bye children, good bye
wife. good bye world" Deceased was So
years DID,
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FORTE-eight subscriptions in the last two
weeks, for the majority of which we are in
debted to the enterprise of members of the
Union Central Committee
The Shasta courier., 1869-07-24

Now that the Railroad is open, we propose to
give the residents of CALIFORNIA the opportunity
of getting gle genuine Waltham Watches at the
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1869-12-04
REGISTRATION.

The Registry in the City--1Iurdcr, Rowdyisn
Booths.
The registry was reopcned again yesterday for the
addition OF the names Of those who failed TO register
in OCTOBER and desire to vote the charter election
on Tuesday. In some districts the number regis
tered was quite small, others the registrars were
kept very busy until nine O'Clock recording the
names Of applicants a large number OF whom were
repeaters. Reports indicate that there were nu-
merous displays OF rowdyism about some of the
registering places.
At forty-nve minutes after FIVE gang
OF fifty rougns made sore upon the sixth district
OF the Ninth ward inspectors. at No. Christopher
street, and while some OF them held one of the in
spectors Mr.. William Carpenter, others robbed him
OF 5000. No arrests were made as the policeman on
duty was intiml1ated.
The repeaters made strong run upon the Seven
teentn district OF the Twentieth ward During the
day the republican inspectors report 120 repeaterS
applied to be registered at that district. About six
O'Clock q crowd OF about forty forced themselves In
and demanded to be registered. The inspectors were
intl Undated that they efC the place and disc0n-
tlnued their lab0rs The murder Of Florence Sannel
and the shooting OF Others in the Eighteenth ward
was directly owing TO the political anmosties
sterlng boards, especially the weakened repubi-
can members, became alarmed and abandoned the
work early In the afternoon II was little remark
able that not single applied to have his name
ward. The following Is the tabular statement show
Ing the registration yesterday to be 1885, with the
Fifth and Sixth districts OF the First ward to hear
FROM 1t will be seen that the Eighteenth ward,
where the murder occurred yesterday, shows heavy
repeating as well the Ninth ward, where the
inspector was robbed by mob.
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Mrs. Ann ". Allen has been appointed clerk in
the Dead Letter ONCE.
Gottschalk has been appointed imperial director
OF all the military and naval bands In Brazil.
General Custer is designated as the "blonde' cav
alryman by Western papers.
Montana girl rode slxty-nye miles on horse
back IN one night to wed against tho wishes of her
parents.
There is talk OF building q monument over the
grave OF President Lincons mother In Spencer
county, Ind.
Commodore John L. Worden, OF Monitor Merrimac
fame entered upon his duties az superintendent
Of the Naval Academy, Annapolis.
Prince Arthur Is having ballroom built adjacent
to his Montreal residence and he will give series
OF brilliant balls during the winter. The beau monde
IL in nutter OF excitement.
While Captain Hall was lecturing on Sir John
Franklin, In Covi2gt0n, KY, mean scouDdrel stole
one OF the relics or the great explorer-a Bma two
baded penknlfe, badly rusted
IL il said that Brigham Young ~ not frightened by
the Pacific Railroad, because Win his own private
family and those of two elders he can start
respectable colony almost anywhere
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The WalTEsTosE Il. ~ MURDER.
Trial Of Mesiuhnn for the Murder of Edy

Trial Of MeIiuhnn for the Murder of Edward
Observation-Disclosures in the Third Degree.
On the night OF the 4th Of July, 1869, q party of
soldiers from the garrison at Wllletts Point visited
Wholesome to attend a dance to be held az one OF
the hotels. While there the citizens who had as
sembled became suddenly prejudiced against tile
soldiers and resolved to drive them from the room.
The matter was nolsed about the ballroom, and the
leaders Of the movement displayed pistols and other
weapons as suitable 20 carry out their intentions in
the event Of the failure OF physical force. The test
mony of the several witnesses clearly established
TINS fact, but they also fully established
the fact that McMalan threw the missile which
caused the death OF Edward Doyle. the evidence
showed that the party were nearly ali intoxicated,
anu that several shots had been fired but no one
was injured The party then returned to the garri-
son, ana on the following day they were arrested
subpGnas Issued by Coroner Hicks. on the inqueet
the testimony pointed specifically TO the cupabilty
OF Mchahan and he was committed to await the re-
suit OF Doyles injuries, who died two
United to prison, and was, In September, IN
dlcted by the Grand Jury. The trial commenced
Yesterday morning, aud the testimony adj
duced was substantially the same as was given
before the Coroner. District Attorney Downing
prosecuted and Alexander Hugner defended the
prisoner. Judge Armstrong very lucidly charged
the jury and hey retired to their room After an
absence OF about i've minutes they returned to the
court room ana rendered verdict OF guilty OF man.
slaughter in the third degree, at the same time
commencing the prisoner 10 mercy. The Court SEN
fenced hcMahan 10 imprisonment at hard labor In
the state Prison Tor two years and six months.
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explaining that the two olive tres meant worldly
fortune on the right ana spiritual happiness on tue
ligious future TO the left" he at length explained
Talmud, and ia the latter part Of his lecture
on the reformers who would do away
with the Muehah, a rite OF circumcision.
aud who declare that Jew may pc
cut the VEINS Of man and say he could live because
his heart was within him unhnrt. CIRCUMCISION was
Berth Kadose, not sign OF league, but IN itseli
q religious thought and u covenant. The reverend
speaker also warmly condemned the new
idea that the expulsion Of the Jews from "a,
was ts 4smaa bun saoua
be thoroughly understood and it would lead
20 a different conclusion. Those who adhere TO the
foreia.ners and study the Tamud ana the law with
out tue OF Goa before their eyes, IL Is lmpossi
BILE In 0 short abstract to give full justice 70 tne
lengthy discourse OF the reverend Rabbi, put the
above gives the pith OF 1t.
Alter the sermon the lamps and candles were
lighted the platform, which, with It's MOWERS anu
The twelve tribes Of Israel were represented Dy
Twelve illuminated tablets, each having the name oI
a tribe inscribed. and besides twelve stars on DARK
blue ground encieling shining moon IN tue centre'
gave lurther adornment the ceremony, The Thora,
or scroll Of the law, was placed on case or MOWERS
intended 10 represent Mount Sinai, and pr0iusely
decorated with burning taperS. The ceremonies
over the eight fantastic" was enjoyed BY the
younger members OF the congregation untll iate
nour.
"HOuse OF Israel" has already reached 1t may
be stated that the Jecish Times OF yesterday, In Its
German part, warns the Jews from attending this
celebration, and while this organ OF the liberal reform
Jews goes TO that extent the elotsh Messenger, the
recognized journal OF the orthodox wing, announces
Its yesterday issue that It's editor, the Rev. Dr. s.
NJ. Isaacs had been invited to speak at this gather
ing oil the new congregation Slfche ZedeK but ~
bah was 10 follow he declined TO rebuke those who
misconceive the object OF their hallowed creed.
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LGaG ISLAND.

PROBABLE MURDER-On Wednesday two young
men, OF Babylon. named George Burr and William
Christ, got into an alteration which well nigh cost
the former his nfe.o Christ, becoming exasperated
at rerparK made by Burr, seized an axe ana hurled
1t at him with full force, striking him In the month
with the edge OF the weapon, iniiicting dangerous
and painful wound.
TAXPAYERS MEErING.-A crowd assembled at the
Town Hall, Flushing, last night for the purpose OF
nominating candidates for the approaching election
OF trustees. The meeting called to order by Mr..
L. Il. Prince Tie aesign of the gathering was to
select the best men for the best place. Mr.. $. b.
Parsons was chosen chairman; John II. Chapman
ana Dennis Sullivan secretaries. Nominations were
then made Tor the Office OF village trustees. Philip
Robinson and Mr.. Fogert, having received the arg-
est number OF votes, were nominated, and the meet
ing adjourned.
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CHkNUKAH OF sIrCuE ZEDEK.

Inauguration of n New Scroll of tho Law
The Orthodox Faith-Scrmon by the Rev.
DIR. Hahn--Thc Cercmonics-The Breach i'm
Israel.
Yesterday afternoon the Jewish congregation OF
Sifche Zedek celebrated with an extraordinary effect
the least OF Chanukah or OF the rededication OF the
Temple OF Solomon, at Jerusalem, by Judas Macca-
beus, 2,034 years ago. This IL a new congregation
OF orthodox Jews, started only about three weeks
before the last festival Of tho sheDuoth,' or
Pentlcost in the spring OF this year, by
Mr.. G. +. sllberberg, Its president ana s..
Lion, secretary, mas quite number OF
members already, and meets regularly for worship
ct hall. NO. 791 Third avenue, between Fortyeignth
and Forty-ninth streets. Yesterday was gala day
with them, for not only did they propose to cele
brate Chanakah In the usual manner, but also to
consecrate for divine q new Scroll or Thora.
Rev. Dr. Gerstl, Chasan. o reader OF the Rivington
street congregation ofiicaed at the pulpit leader
OF the psalms and chants, and Rev. DR.. Ham, OF the
CLINTON street synagogue led the service and deliv.
eIed the sermon. This same gentleman VIII again ON
ciate to-day, and the members OF this new Sche 10.
dek congregation expressed themselves much indebt-
ca 10 ther older brethren OF Clinton street that the
latter should nave consented TO allow their minister
10 ieave their own pulpit for two days during this
houuay season ana act as "teacnerr TO new and
SSiaE"A"sl'SL wan hCuuie.H Inc character or this
new congregation may be gathered from an adyer-
usement pubiished ~ them in one OF the German
papers, ana In which Drs. Mlelzlner Enhorn
Hlrsch ana others OF the reform rabbits are named
as monkeys '-perhaps only to rhyme s'aie', with
piane.-ana where the very benignsnt advice Ia
given them to return IRON whence they came.
Precisely Mt one O'Clock IN the Afternoon nroces-
sion was formed proceeding TO the residence or the
president, MIR. Silberberg, where the new scroll or
Ihora was received ana carried back TO the hail.
mere u was consecrated Win the usual ceremonies,
the psalms "Gates OF Righteousnessv and GLOW
beautiful, . GOO, are my Tents and other psalms
and hymn by the choir. Then came the ser
mon, by the Rev: pr. Hahn, in German, Who
took for his text Zecharah w., /, and a.
"And tho angel that talked with me came again and
walked me, as . man that Is Weakened ouf OF his
sleep, and said unto me, what seest thouy And
sSid have looked and behold q candlestick ali OF
gold, with bowl upon the top Of II, and his seven
lamps thereon, and seven pipes to the seven arnps
which are upon top thereof; and two olive trees
by 1t, one upon the right side Of the bowl and the
other upon the left side thereof The reverend
gentleman spoke very jearnedly upon the
proper meaning Of lhi4 Vision OF Zechariah
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SHIPPING NE W S.
PORT OF NEW YORK, DECEMBER 8, 1869
CLEARED.
Almanac for New York-Thls Day.

OLEAhIID.
Steamship City Of Brussels (Br), Kennedy, LiverpooJ
Dale.
Steamship France Br Grogan Liverpool National Steam
ship Co.
Steamship Agamemnon (Br,. Middleton, Liverpoo-C L
Steamship Bellona (Br) Couch. London-Howland &
Ship Atmosphere OBr) Dram, savannah-rapscott Bros
So
Bark Undine, Segemann Roterdam-Boelen Biersk
Park Doris Broderson DAM, Nielsen, Rio Janeiro via
izahethport-Funch. Edge Co.
Bark Magdalena, Sherron, Aspinwall-Panama Railroad
Co.
Bark N Hume, Hume Richmond-Baker Hurlbut.
Bark Anton tNG) Friecke, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. II Co.
lo-Daiett, Bliss Co.
Brig Robt Move, Dickerson, Barbados-Hy Trowbrdges
Sons.
Brig Athaaska (Br, Langenberg, Kingston, JaA Solo,
Co.
nrig Hyperion: Woodbury., Nassau-F Monel Barlow.
Brig Farina (Br) DeGruchy Richmond-G Bulley.
Schr Ciosson, Gale, Itumncoa, PR-Mfler Houghton.
Schr Ebenezer (Brl, Hodgkins, Abacoa-Jas Douglas.
Schr Allen, Allen, Galveston-C Adams Co.
Schr NJ Bedell, Bedell, Richmond-A Abbott.
Schr w Collins Tooker, Richmond-Van Brunt Slagh
Schr Washington, Joline, Norfolk.
Schr G Webb, Rowland, Georgetown, DC-Bentley, MIL
Ter 4 Thomas.
schr c Cobb, Kennedy, Salem r W Ropes 4 Co.
Schr Golden Ray. Davis, Now Haven't jackson h Co.
Schr Henry Clay Mack, Stamford.
Sloop Report, Hart New Hayen--G Racket Bro.
Steamer vineland, Brown, Baltimore.
Steamer Sinners, knox, Philadelphia
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seh g john Hsmmond Nex Haven for Eli.sSssnpors
6chr Gloucester, Hodgdon, New Haven for kzaesnpvL.
echr I White, Weeks, New Haven for Now York.
Bchr Julia Ann, Welles, Now Haven for New York:
6chr Cahill, Kaloch, New Haven for New YORK
6chr r Collins Gray, Now Haven for New York.
Schr CYNTHIA jane Ball. Bridgeport FOR Eizabethport.
Schr Josephine. Ball, Bridgeport for Elizabethport
6chr O Hazard, Clark, Bridgeport for Elzabethport
Schr Gen Grant Miller, Bridgeport for New York.
Gchr Fashion, Carberry, Bridgeport for New York.
Schr Benz English, Baker, Bridgeport for New York;
schr VIM Rowe, Wittemore, Bridgeport for New YORK;
Schr San Luis CUNNINGHAM, bridgeport for New York.
schr Mary Mershon, Brightman, bridgeport for New York
schr Staten Islander Babcock Bridgeport for New YORK.
Schr Belle. Simpson, Bridgeport for New YORK.
schr Niagara, Wordcn, Bridgeport for New York
schr Geo + Kane Ball. Bridgeport for Albany.
6chr baltimore, johnson, Noiwak for Ezabethport.
schr McFee, Hubbard, Norwalk for Elizabethport
Schr JAS Dtverty, Carroll. Norwalk for New YORK.
Schr Adea Felicia, Elliott, Norwalk for New York.
Schr Hn nd Norton, Orient for New York.
schr Sterling, Hayes, Southport for Ehzabethport.
BOUND EAST.
schr sP Goodwin, Waterbury, Flzabehpor for Stamford
Schr Margareta Smith, Elixabethport for Cold Spring
4chr Golden Rule Overton, Ezabehpot for New Haven
Schr HeHer, Davis. Elizabethport for Portchesier.
Schr Corneia Chase, Elizabethport tor Providence.
Schr Memento, Young, Rondout for Norwich.
Schr Charger, White, Rondout for Providence.
Schr Tyler, Kelly, Rondout for Providence.
Schr r Dean, Cook Poughkeepsie for New Haven.
Schr Fountain, Bennett New York for Taunton.
Schr Nail, Mead, New York for Greenwich.
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MILLb hlDuE NOV Ss-Ssieos scpS A1nskss ntrout New
sYA.s s Ne, Dsz sssss :.m.A, ;. ..,,
ss:ss s:S mp ss
ship. Gen shspsy Ms~sn Plymouth;
Hsrs oolaen n Rae f oston Gardner Colby DunSar
Nyork; bsrks s. Cloud, A@ss antwerp; G.roln. GA rs
Mary ySs' seSs"d sswisS s1s Hunt Hunt
sous is PISS HoS ships INLAND Hogs
& sS Sew 3 Sers: ns rs
qaebar Harvard liverpool; Charter Oak, Turkey GardG;
enoa VIA
Parker hosgn prg Jane Goodman Poole Rio Janero 'os
@ Ansonse Re:smqa .| R.s.
ats Hsvrs steamship Mbank Smith, oardn
sss Sosn fs e
dock, do; i Perry. Kelley Philadelphia Robert B smith.
NEW HAVEN. Dec s-Arriyed, brig Morning Light Marks.
RsS ssr .shs E sSs'f Palmer.
than, Mobile; Chs b Heller, Mitchell Galveston.
m nq
sssS HsTss syss ssi
@ v EG'S css S,s
ssss a sss aGSs.,
ship Lancaster Tor Mobile: schrs Apdie Muchis, for
sd-Below. bark hains from Liverpool, supposed the
IORrLAND Dec ARRIVED. steamship Francona, Bragg,
sen n @s ssts brig Edwn and
the feet Of coasters put IN for harbor o,,
PAwTuCKET, Dec a-Arrved, schr II Youmans, Gid
saisd-schrs Sarah 4 Falconcr, wilson, Rondout; 8
Brown, Mott, NYork; Empire, Mathews, d.
Robbins, Norfolk Katie Hall, Antoine do Rachel seamans,
seamans Georgetown, DC Village Queen Conkn Philade.
Pswtuctet Laura Robinson Robinson, Eizsbeihpor;
hw s an. M
ticket Watchfu Reynolds, NYork. Below, schr Emma L
Gregory, Ihorndike, Baltimore.
den, Adams NYork John spadord, Hawkins, do; Ellen
Barnes Clifford do Saratoga wicks, do; Julia Ann, Wes
RICMHOND, Dec Arrived schr D steelman, SOUL.
saied@schr Binns Higbee James River load for
RoCKLAND, Nov Arrived, schrs Sarah, Kennston.
Sailed S5th bark " Horton, Rhoades Matanzas schrs
Trade W ind Babb, NYork; Langdon, pnkham Herald
p sna Hs don & Delaware and
| Fountain. do s0th Old Chad, McClintock, do.
SYN FRANCISCO. Dec 3Arrived, ship Golden Hunter
Ciearedshp Golden Sea- for Liverpool, with 1900 sacks
| saied~ship John Nicholson, Liverpool.
| SAVANNAH Nov 2s-Arriyca, ships Melrose, Rockwell,
Nyork Sanford p1R%phFy I Bah A Ne;
a9-Arived, ships Hercules, Cape do Verde; Australia,
Curan, Liverpool bark Caroline Lemon Morse baltimore
Mcneil sprou Havre; schrs Kate Rich, Doughty Boston
| Elias Moore, Det;root, Nyork. .
Dec ARRIVED steamship Herick, ny ork schr Coquettes
ST MARY's Ga, Nov sA-Arr1vea bark Dyer worthing.
'o Cleared aath brig Jewet Read Monevidco "wr'
sITII Ny 70 Sale Sailed brig Virginia Dare, Psl.
SALEM, Dec 1-Arrved schr Capitol, Roberts, Eizabeth'
| TAUNTON Dec 2-Arrved schr Whistler. Keee, NYork.
! WILMINGTON. NC, Dec3-Cleared, steamship Empire,
4 NYork
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1llEesApHic NEWS ITEMS.

General sheridan, at Chicago. 10 getting BETTER
though still confined TO his bed
Scarlet fever Is prevailing SO badly al Maroa, H.,
that the public schools have been closed.
Mr.. Bourne, who began life as carrier or the
Providence Or. ~ Journal, now returns the second
highest income In California
Prince Sats7ma and suite from Japan. VIII arrive
I'm Chicago on Sunday and remain there DAY OF
two, and then proceed eastward.
Fourteen barges of coal for the cities OF the lower
Ohio sunk Thursday night In the Ohio river, between
Browns Island and Wellsburg.
Burglars entered the house Of r. n. Ball, at
Holyoke, Mass, Thursday night and robbed 1t Of
So 600 In government bonds. Three men have been
arrested on suspicion.
In Philadelphia yesterday afternoon, Thomas
Haslin struck his wife on the head with Ratchet
and then cut his throat. while lab0ring under tenn
porary 1T OF insanity. Haslln is in critical c0ndt
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CITY POLITICS.

At meeting OF the Labor Union, No. 2, at York
vile, held at the house OF Mr.. f. Berrigan, Third
avenue, between Eightetn and Eighty-first streets,
John Shelly was unanimously endorsed by the
above union for Assistant Alderman OF the Twenty
first district. The meeting was largely attended by
the workmen Of the district.
At a regular meeting OF the Constitutional Union
Association or the Fifth Aldermanic district, Mr..
Theodore Allen was unanimously nominated as
their candidate.
The second Assembly district republican electors,
held large and enthusiastic meeting last evening
at No. 45S Pearl street. The proceedings were the
registration preparatory TO the new reorganization
Of the republican party. This satisfactorily accom-
plished the meeting adjourned.
The Holman Club held a meeting last evening at
No. 46 East Broadway. The 1ammany ticket, IN
Guiding i. J. Shandley, Joseph Koch, Bryan Reilly
and John Calvin was unanimously endorsed.
convention OF the republican delegates OF the
Eighth Judicial district was held last evening IN
consequence Of Mr.. E. Harrison Reed having de.
clined to run for Police Justice and William L. Bull
for Civil Justice The convention determined TO run
their names on the ticket whether their nominees
consented to be candidates or not.
The Twenty Twenty and Twenty
eighth street republican delegations last evening
to endeavor to agree upon one set OF candidates FOL
Alderman and Assistant Alderman Of the Thirteenth
district instead Of the two sets already nominated
The convention failed to effect this purpose.
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H5 KpSTsAD PLANE.

In relation to the removal OF Greenfield Cemetery
from its present site on Hampstead Plains to land
The village OF Hampstead the Board OF Trustees
OF Greenfield Cemetery have held a meeting and
passed the following resoutlon:-
Resolved Tha. Thomas Cloves be constituted and Il by
the Board appointed committee to confer with
any propositions which emanaie from Mr. Stewart
his agent In relation exchanging OF Greenfield
Cemetery grounds for property proposed
from Judge Dickman.