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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23
ADVERTISEMENTS,
UNIVERSITY.
Hon. J.T.H0KE, Prs't BEARD Of Mssa.s.
G. @. Sturgiss, Secretary.

Hon. III. HoKE, Prs, BEARD Of hs.a..
Naa &C. sturgss, Secretary.
ALEXANDER MARTIN, D.. D. President
Professor of Mental and Moral Philosory.
F.S LYON, A. NJ. Vice-Prrsident Professor
ofEneisb iiteralurs and PrinciI al sfPrerM.
atary Department.
=. G. SrEyKss, A. NJ, Professor ofAssfonomy
II. ii. PEGGY, A. NJ, Capt. o. s. A., Profess~
of Mathematics and Military Tactics.
J. J. SrkrrssoS, a ST., Ph, D., Professor cs
Chemistry and Nalursl Philosophy.
4. W. Woop, Ph. o., Professor Of Aneiensard
Mo'crn Languages
o. ". sklLKRs a. H., Assistant in the Prepsra'
tory Department. 49,.
D. B. PuRlSToS, TUTOR.
GEoRox ". Il1oass, Esq, Superintendent ..
Grounds and buildings.
HuoH W. Knock, N D., Lecturer on Physislo-
gy and Hygiene. ...it.'.
Hon. joins A. DILLx, Lecturer on Civil and Csl-
stitutional Law.
Fall Term begins LIST Tuesday 10 September.
Winter Term begins LIST Monday In December.
Spring Term begins Sd Tuesday in March.
commencement, 3D. "Wednesday in June.
fuiton--Prcparitory, $3.50 per Term Of 10
weeks.
:" University, ss,oo.per Term OF ID
weeks.
Boarding-Ns. to exceed $500 per week.
is Send for catalogue. v3nl4.
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.
Km. King aud George
/ W. Dean, no
rs In cAdncery
A., f. Eruin's leis, &c. .a
TTNhe creditors OF the estate ofA:E. Ervia, de-
ceased, and The parties 10 thel above-stated
cause, will take notice that will, on The
14th day efJune, 1906.
at my Office 10 Weston, LOWS county, Wet
Virginia, proceed 10 execute tho order Of refer
ence made in said cause by the circuitco OF
said county. ~
Given under my hand, this l4.h day ofMsy,
1870. 80 WIN. Z. HUNTINGTON,
may.l6-4t - a., Master Commissioner.
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TnE Tows CouSciLi-As will DO seen
by our report in another column. tho
Town Council have, for the first time.
granted the people Of the Corporation the
privilege Of knowing what their officers
are doing. IT'S true that We were com.
peeled to make assurance doubly sure,
chat this unparalleled proceeding should
not DO matter Of expense to the Corpo-
ration; for, as is we'll known, o few dol.
lars given to the printer for what knowl.
edge it should DO the duty Of tho powers
that DO to give to the people, would be a
fearful waste Of treasure; and although
knowledge is light" is sometimes con-
,onient TO keep tho people in darkness, a'
has been the case in certain instances
heretofore.
ALh kinds Of Farming Implements at
Edwards. ..s7a.
For Conyress--.Daniel D. johnson,
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CT. TAYLOR, Ccm'r Ch'y,
may e-4t Brazton County.

WEST VIRGINIA, TO-WIT:
A T rules held in the clerks Office Of the cir.
~ cult court Of Lewis county, on tie 6rsa
Monday IN April, 1870. ID
james II. Boggs, admin.
istrator de bonus non,
with the will annexed,
Of john P. Byrne, de- ID chaneeiy.
ceased, or
vs..
VIM. G.. Persons 3D. .
ministrator and heirs. @s.
The otject Of this suit Is y Obtain decree
for the payment Of a bond ofes2 Is cenis, d.
ted Ord October, 1850, executed by the said
Vim. G. Pierson In his lifetime IL the plain IFS
testa.or, and 10 subject tic ral estate Of which
the said ". G. Pierson died siezed to the pay
mefit of his debts. And also to convene tho
creditors ofths said Vim. G. Pierson; deceased,
and to assign to the widow Of said W. g.
Picrson her dover In said real estate.
And II appearing by affidavit g led the de.
PENDANTS VIM. F. Pierson and Elizabeth Pier
son nrs not residents Of this State, and they
not appearing, It's ordered thatdo appear hero
within one month after the first publication 10
this order, and do what may b. necessary sf
protect their interests in this suit.
Copy-testo
G. A. JACKSON, Clerk.
Bennett h Bennett, soils. -
april 25.4t
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WEST VIRGINIA:
~ liner county circuit court, April Term,
VI 1870. w
Josiuh j. Franks .1...
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AN kinds Of Farming Implements at
Edwards.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1870-05-23

HEAp-AcuEs, nervous as we'll as others.
arise from . torpid state ofths stomach,
liver and bowels. Never take any min
erals or nsrphia for il. They hurt more
than they do good But take Rosen-
helms. Stomach Bittcrs; the Great Wes-
tern Remedy, and ysa are sure Of . cure.
See Advertisement.
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6uerial Notices.


THB LBXiNGTON-AYB. TURKISH BATES, corner o Tr>s
rebuilt reODened
nied sas afford for luxurious bathing uneqad hs
while snd the requisites bata
will be superior the best baths Of brol They o.
cooling OF moderately intensely
heated desired with private saampOong containing
dOueh and showers under tue Erection " Attentive and VET
assistants and will
followed by the
option u the b. BY the advice OF so
With entrance have been
propnAte LADIES' ~bh for tho
alienation viii be the highest expectations
The kr the intelligent exhibition Of general sn1
local that D Angel has added to his establishment Bee
Baths
they fail be appreciated There
which bath adysr'sgOni5 b
mpo,ed daily these who would the Of s<
lighted and we'll ventilated table abgndan plain food
passed quality scientific rparsioa for the better acomnofs
late and for travellers
early gentlemen will be hep. open constantly
day and night Ladies' from to N. Baths S os
eght tickets sl9 t~e1iy tickets $50; Bee,1c Baih, -
" c. ASGELL. NJ. D., 6l Lax ngton-sTs
Quitting Business.-whie French China Dausr 5eE "a
QUITTING BUsISESs-COlored China ses SD
oGfTTISG BUsIsEss-Gt Band French China ssts .e
81 80
QUITTING BUsISESS-COiored aud GG China Tea SETS s.s
price.
QUITTING BUsrYBSs-COore Chamber ses II pieces Raghs
QUITTING BUSINEss-Msutel Vases Card Receivers
Iadia, China 81 half pnce-
QUITTING BtsISBSS-ory handed Table Knives ROdges Shss
field make, So 80 the dozen.
QUITTING BySsRss-Siyerptd Tea Sols pieces handsomely
engraved gilt sop and bowl very best plate Sn
QUITTING BCsISBSS-Slyer plated Casters nt and engraved
QUITTING BuSNHSSsiver pl.ted TabIsFrk s5 The dozen
QUITTING BUsNBSs-Yv rely upon IT, prices ~
'' 'N' WIZ. DALEY Co.
No. 63l BoaiSsy
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Al Notices of !
name and address

BERGRs-Tean Flauh l. l.. Oct e. 1870 he 6' Jo~f
his
Funeral from hs residence TuesAg Nov ISo
The friends Of the family invited attend the iaDe
further Cars leave Fulton Ferry Tor Fhsbh ever,
minutes.
CARPRHTRR--AtN Nothcss.e n Y. JOB Carpenter 81
residence TbD nd day rae-'av
at O'Clock and al Chsppsqus heene-tonse al " m
GILMANOn the afternoon 1870 Winthrop sarges.
Theodore and Elizabeth y. Grmsn aged 3 years - 80.
family invited Itt-nd the nneN ron No s
Isrngton-aVe, Mooisy morning nert At 10 o'clock
HAsBRRoUCK-A hyAeki Oct p, h & hAsbfoueA VI D. aga %
years and II months
Funeral viii take place r-su-e Mack nonday 9iss
in, at O'Clock FreudS and relatives Of The family are 70
specially nyitd 70 atrsnd.
hLBR-On SATURDAY. Oct JOsph Miller.
The funeral Will place this Nonta afternoon a. oeeck, al Tho
Prst h f. Church, We PnS The tram Leaves IsentE sI d
a.. M.
oCKBRsRA AUsRSon Friday % Catherine Am Ockershsun
The relatives aud friends OF family invited attend ber uel
from the residence Of her brother Ockerss No ~
Bs Sineteeusbs-, Monday, Jss inst. at O'Clock .
PRAKRAt Paimountave Bergen, j., PhiAy. Oct y. Villa.
Creighton Peaks Of Augusta, Ga
Funeral services the house, hOnday, m.
ShlrH-Ou Oct % Kmiy. wife OF Isaac h. Smh sg-i Y
Friends Of the family invited attend The e3 N-ss
1senty-thiri-st. n Y, on IuesisJ Nov. /, AZ o.
TAiLOR-On Saturday Oct 49, stauulon Va.
REn Taylor. OF the late Esah Ia Or Of New York s
51th year OF biz
TUSISON-In Harlem Gertrude L. isogAser of Gs b strs.
J.. 1unison.
Tie relatives and friends of the family respectfully invited s,s<
funeral from residence Of hr parn 40 k One hgBd -e6
and twenteth-sL. on Monday st o clock .. IN.
Of bis
Tie friends relatives family invited
from th. Eighty hrs Baptist Chnrch between Second ard Tbrs
TUESDAY, Nov. l. q, O'Clock 70 Greenwood Cemesry
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MISPLACED CONFIDENCE.

On Saturday afternoon Officer Charles f.
Freeman of the Twenty-sxth Precinct Police was on
Pier No 81 awaiting the departure OF OF the steam
ers Of the Old Dominion line, and keeping sharp look
ont for thieves and confidence men. when ne WAS ap
proaohod 10y man. who engaged him In conversation,
aud finally suggested that they visit saloon in the
vicinity and take drink Something in the fellows
and led Freeman To believe that he
a confidence man, and had mistaken the officer for "a
cOuRtryman. He therefore accompanied him to the
saloon. While there third man in and N the ir-
tense ast0nshmen of the officer commenced the
usual confidence game OF presenting bl 10 his conet-
for payment on this occasion It was bill Of 500
for reIghtage Unfortunately the debtor had nothing
less than u check for $50 on an Albany bank
"Would Freeman loan him amount sufficient TO pay
the BILL and accept the check security For answer,
the officer seized both the swinders The who pre-
scented the bill uttered profane exclamation Of surprise
and suddenly wrenching himself out of both coats eav
ing them Che hands Of the officer. dashed of tho
OF the saloon and mado his escape The other
who gaye the name of Chas Williams. was locked up FOR
the night, and yesterday taken To the TomDs Police
Court. where Justice bowling committed HIM The
prisoner aud his confederate believed o he strangers
here. probably driven out OF some Eastern Western
CITY,
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prrosrstons for bloody combat handsome. wealthy
and we'll known belle OF this city.
Yesterdsy afternoon ChaDdOr wss arrested 40 williams
brdgc III aokno wledgpd that he had intended 70 night
Ma,rsn hut said that the fight WAS TO have come on
yesterday In vicinity Of Merose Westc
at snnr,se He did not struggle desperately WITH ms
captor and on the whole seemed relieved ~ ponH Ikn
into custody His version OF the affair ~ not 40
a. that given above. He says that he ~ cngagtu 70 we
married 10 young lady In Melrose, ana taI nov pis
ago the wife ~ Mallbran went 10 the young Ddy su n
formed ber that her intended wss paying very
attentions TO the ntoned belle 0f THIS cj{ o
copseouence was quarrel between Chandor ana hls ia
morata Relieving that Maiibran was the cause o 'o
trouble Chandor called upon him for an ekplshhlo vi
rctracton IL WAS useless for MalIbran 70 aseude nn
that he had had nothing 10 do with the matter ChaupI
declared that ne did not believe bis statements gh
words followed and the consequence was enahonSo'
after some formal notes had passed between the u
putant1 ChaDdor taken TO Police HeadquaTVofS
and locked up -, 49,. ,h
In the meantime Malibran had been taken from the
Tombs back ~ Police Headquarters Chandor, on learn
ing this fact expressed desire to him. An inter
view granted In the presence Of the detectives.
Mutual were made. and the prisoners soon
came the conclusion that they had acted I'm manner
very like fools. i0i o'clock last night they seehod
~ have arrived at good understanding with each 0the
they eating supper together in tho rear pato OF
the deteotiye's office. aud steadying ther mgny
strung with cOpiOus batiOns OF weak TEA 10
day they will be taken before Justice Downing az the
Tomls. and will probably be held to bail In snah sum
~ keep the peace for one year.
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A DUEL PREgENTED.
ArRrs1 or TIE rRINcrPAIs.

Justice DOwling received information on
Saturday that duel wss to In fought between Pedro
Malibran Cuban. boarding at the Hoffman House ana
Juan Chandor Il spaniard. residing at williansbridse
IL appears that tho two loved the same lady, and
that the one for indicated her preference was
Immediately challenged by hs rival The challenge was
accepted aud some point ia Canada was named IA the
place for the meeting News Of the intended duel
40 directly to Justice Downg that he deemed his duty
10 communicate the matter TO superintendent
Kelso and advised him 20 cause tho arrest
OF the offending persons ON Saturday night Detectives
Woodbridge and Tily, b. order of the supei1ntend-
ent visited the Hoffman House and took Mabran into
cu.tody In hi- room found package whiob Mali
bran akno belonged tn hun This contained Two
cavalry sabers, without scabhards. The blades were
ground tO fine edge and were evidently intended for but
inesa The detectives also found number Oi bandages
and somo lint. In. services Oi surgeon and OF two
friends ~ the principals 90 act seconds. had been
cured and all have started for the place OF
ing last night Malibran was taken TO Police Headqunr
ters and locked up Tor the night Yesterday he WA
brought before Justice DOwng At the TOuibs Police
Court and on the complaint " Detective Woodbridge,
recting the above f.0is he committed 10 await
further AUaIlug Tue lsdf WIZ ~ tho caisc vi a LesQ
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and bronze ornamental given by the pup'p nnmbc<
OF the Commissoners of Education and friends ~ ths
Public Schools were present Mr. scott lesves 70 ;,,
10 enter the College Of York Professor OF PoL
cal Economy and Method Of Teaching, and Principal m
the High School Introductory Department Of Ihat I'd
stitution.
Richard Aiken, who was arrested at his
house 10 Poughbeepse Fridgy, charged with derio
ing Megs Brothers OF this city Of s25OO by means OF
false check on Saturday brought before Judge 30
seph Barnard Of the Supreme Court, and conInttea
The Stissing National Bank Of Pine Plainns
Dutchrss county, New-fOrk, entered by burglars
about dbYiHht on saturday morning They bow oY'n
the outer door ~ the safe with nitro ycerne but voro
frightened 10y the footsteps OF the village butcher.
and secured only about 300 worth OF stamps
The yacht Cambria has sailed for the West
Indies.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
LOCAL NOTES

The Republican Assembly Convention of the
Ist District has nominated Col b. =. weynont.
Andrew Leggett has been nominated for
Congress the Ivtn Congress District In place of Col
Ethan Allen, declined
a Thomas A. Ledwith mass meeting will be
held tonight in and about Cooper Institute. number
OF citizens announced " speak on city ana county
affairs.
The Republican Reform Club Of Kings
County on saturday evening indorsed NJ whiting r..
for Congress- In the IId District ana denounced tho
"regulaT" nominee, l.. ID. Webster.
The contest in Suffolk County for member
OF the Assembly between George Il. Carmsn RepuDli-
can and X W. Pearsa Democrat Is exciting great in
terest and both arc making thorough CANVASS speak
ing every night
/. Bradford Prince, the Republican candidate
for Assembly in the lst Queens County District WIZ de-
Roslyn Glen Cove Oyster Bay Hcksville, and Farming
dale.
The nominations for the Assembly in West
chester County are LIST Disric-Kepubican, q. Hilton
SGribner: democratic Hugh Luuny, James j. Mooney
IId-Rep John j. Hi Dem, A. Bartlett hid. Pep
James w. Hustled; Dem, A. Is. Reynoids
The Republicans of the With Assembly Dis
trct OF Kings County have not yet agreed upon eand
date for Assembly. The delegation from the Sixteenth
the Nineteenth Ward delegation desire to place in the
field Cen Isaac Catiln
A Whiteman's Association in Suffolk
County Long Island cpposes negro sufirsge aud has
iniquous and that the Association viii discountenanco
all political parties or associatiOns who advocate negro
ednality aud that II recognizes Ia John IT, Holman
ctzen einenty qualified " receive tho votes OF nom
DoIb.
The nominations in Passac County, New
Jersey are follows: Republican For Congress, John
Hill Senator, Henry A. Williams Surrogate, Isaac Van
Wagner Sheriff, no nomination; LIST Assembly Dstrict
H. j. MoDanOlds; Id Charles HemminWsy lid. Il
M Torbet Democratic - For Congress, Philip Rafferty,
Senator, John Hopper Surrogate. e. M. ward sheriff
Nathaniel Townsend; lot Assembly District, John
OBrieR lid. Henry Hobbs lid, Charles r. Johnson
The Young Democracy held Ledwith meet
ing Saturday evening at TIM corner OF EightiaVe
aud Thirty tyfOuribst, aud were addressed by william
Barrett Gen. W b. Hiyer, Joseph Bumcntlihl, judge
Ledw.td aud VtheIs hf Barrett snlJ we afo n.aJ
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
POLITICAL NOTES

Lyman BalcOm is the Democratic candidate
fol Assembly Ia the IId District Of steuben County.
Harlow S. Comstock of Canandaigua is the
Democratic candidate for Congress in the xXvth (Onta
r'o. Livingston, and Yates District Of this State.
Col. A. B. Woodruff will address the people
Of Ridgewcod. Bergen Co, n j.. On Monday evening
Oct 81 an isSor OF the reelection OF the Hon. John
Hill, &.
Prof. Langston of the Howard University
eft Washington Saturday evening Virginia where
be Will make several speeches IN support Of the Repub
Gan ticket OF that State.
The Hon. Frederick r. Frelipgbuysen and
Che Hon Cha. II. VO0ris viii SPEAK W the people Ber-
gsn Coaaty Tuesday evening Nov 1, al Union Hall
r.nIaa4 aud uIge tha reaIectiO u JOIN Hi and tue
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Nicol & DnYidson.

No. es BROADWAY MAR GREAT JOSRs-sr.
having engaged French before Tho nre -i IN
msnGfactarsrs ARE Offering
AT VERY Low PRICES
300 PACKAGES or WHITE CHINA DECORATED CHINA
GLASSWARE REAL BRoNZEs COMPOSITIONS BRoszEa
CLOCKS MASTBL SETS. yARDISIRRBs. ARTIFICIAL FLOW
BRs. BIsQUB FIGURES. &C.
Also. Of msnusctur-.
CUTLERY sTLyBR-PLATED WARB AND GAs-FETUREs
ILLUMINATED CHANDELIERS AND GAs-RIXrURRs.
IA specially by artist
al color, o match furniture and decoc.Gions
New Mackerei, Fat and Delicious.
NEW LARD,
White as sno
NEW SHARP AND MILD CHEESE.
From the Hsrkimer FACTORIES
NEW SWEET CIDER,
Very Choice. ~ barrels
OLD CIDER VINEGAR.
KItrs sharp and 6ae favored
BUTTER, BUTTER. BUTTER,
Roes pals Choice Tor pastry ordinary ,k
Tor cooking aud bak A. wholesale O~ Tor cash. ~
PARKER e PERRINE.
wholesale Dealers in Fish PrOvacn, Salt, sad Butter.
12i wARR.S-sr, one door from Wcstst
specially. Light Loo omotlves
adapted grsdes short and hshs ra Pcr oortrs,y
Also for aud lumber tstncs
nil Por photographs .nd full information address
SMITH PORTER, haSbargA, Pes~
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ory1cr oy TEE SUPERINTENDENT oy PoIrcy !


yesterday:
oyyien OF TEr srEnSrTssDrsT NJ, o, - Pq55sE s5
GENERAL ORDER No. 34.-The attention OF the members
Of the police force specially called to the provisions OF
acts Congress- and Of the laws OF this State, imposing
them specific duties TO I've performed on the ensuing
days registering the of voters and on the day
reeisry Others only 10 the day election and still 9TH
relate equally 10 a OF these days These laws anect
the rights Of the electors, ne well 10 the duties oi nom
beers of the police force.
In City Of Sew YOrt th. Inspectors Of Rg a. provided Y
Cbsp 7 b. Law, Of 1865 and the several aes lneodato thereof
sa hGa s 1 meeting o. so.a am. a1q u 1s,S " s me sA &
until eof the evening Of each OF sad as sna s enron
such applicants for registration shall then be qualified 'O'e LASS
Of 1916, Chap Ia. Bee 81 -
Ts ccu Judge Of TIE Creoi Court Of The Case s' o. % ts
Circuit sppon N Writing oL each sesoS & ,ea or ] ,J,s
from each political party who .hsu 80 de-, gns are
and % ehangs any Psne propose b ,,f % saS s
and either Of them shall hay ta ngh 70 aI e O
bs signature IN. 'ad hese o purpose, o. soD1" eau s,s m
snd .ssh Serso % 49,. and S D s Cs'h % n sS o s
Congress, approved July u lS1Ol ,--...,
RI tb sc Aforesaid or shall mOei h %
tn aA acts OF shall sd Or ss, 10 ps,sshs hnrs E OF ~ s
Ano conviction snail be punished BY imprisonment not %
Tbe members Of the will that these
fun opportunity TO exercise the rgh.e ana M
and that they not interferod with III the discharge Of
their duties. So ~, ,.,vcr,ox
The nroysOns of recent Acts OfsCongress and the pro-
Sons of tle present state Election law against fraud
NIL
and Also the laws of this state authorize the presence NJ
The D0s of certain designated officers al oi "DOn must
h. Irnterted In the discharge Of their duties, while the
0Sefss 10, rotes the polls must be Kept open an0 Snoo
strlfcLSd , ~. a., ,..ax,o 4,a
The oce force has heretofore been able 70 the
pubc peace and maintain order at elections ana there
Il no doubt OF their ability 10 preserve the one ana main
tain the other al the ensuing election ana these Ques
they are required 10 perform. Certain United statos
oficers are also authorized 70 preserve oIue tho on
sng election aud with their cooperative efforts 10 nat
end fhere should not any disturbance or any obstacle
10 the prompt anae exercise by every legal voter oil
the right 10 vote. -. A.. ..-..t. -. .,oa.
Your attention u specially called TO certain OF theSe
statutes:
COsgtES
The sqpsrysocs appointed b. be u B. Cep Jse are aoGS>J
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WHY THE COURTHOUSE employees ARE NOT

Considerable complaint has been made lately
because Of the nonpayment Of the employees in the Ne@
County Courthouse. particularly in view Of the fact
that at the last meeting OF the Board OF Supervisors
resolution was adopted appropriating an amount suf-
hcien to meet all expenses incurred up To that time.
The officer charged with the disbursement OF the county
funds explains the failure TO pay these employees by re
ferring tn Section H. chap S2 OF the Laws OF 1870 when
provides for the completion OF the New Court House;
that the Mayor empowered and authorized TO appoint
four Commissioners for said object; that upon said
appointment being made, all the powers OF the Board Of
Supery of this county over the erection or salf
Court House shall cease: that said Commissioners shall
have the power tO make all expenditures and complete
the Court House for not 10 exceed s60oOO which
amount Controller OF ths city IL authorized To raise
upon the credit of the county by the issuing OF stock In
the form and 1T the regular rate OF interest the
principal be payable 2j from the passage OF the
act the money raised 10 be paid by the Controller upon
vouchers approved by the Commissioners herein au-
tborized and To flied in his office lnasmuch there
fore as Commissioners mentioned Ia the above act
have not vet been appointed money can be paid 10
any of the employees before mentioned; but IL is be-
that in the early part OF next month the appoint
Iuents will be made and the Controller VIII DE III Po-
sitiOn tO pay these persons.
New-York tribune., 1870-10-31
LOCHY OsTGoM's HEIRS.

The heirs Of Lochy Ostrom, the Poughkeep-
sic miser still continue to make Themselves known In
Poughkeepse host Of relatives have disclosed their re
aonship 20 one who while alive, every drove from
their doors. and from every State In the Union
letters claiming the $4,000 on Saturday last the case
came before Surrogate Fowler OF Pougkeepsie on the
petition OF Jenima McKbben, applying for letters OF
administration. playmate OF Lochy's, Rachel R0arme
y NAME 73 years Of age, and residing At No S39 West
in this city testified to the relations OF
I0chy and proved that Mira. Jenima McKibben had
what many regard very just claim. The case
wac then adjourned until Friday. Nov. lS