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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-01

THg GREtg KING STREET CIGAR sroRa.-
The lover OF choice Habana can nowhere, per-
haps, In the South ind a more tempting stock,
embracing all the finest varieties OF the wectl,
than at Madsen's extensive tobacco establish
ment, at the corner Of King and Society streets
The proprietor has Just returned TO the city with
fresh aud large additions to his former Stock and
can offer to customers attractions In all the grades
OF cigars and tobacco, that cannot be excelled
anywhere. Give him call.
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A HAPPY NEW YEAR-All the orphan chill
drcn arc to have "a happy new ycar' at the mat
nce at the Academy OF Music. 0ncnbach's opera,
the "Capital Prize, or Number Co." will be played,
and the performance will he a brilliant one.
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PosToFrlcr FAcu.ITIEs.-!,s a partial cele-
bratioa OF New Years day, the rosto nice will be
closed ;o.aay :cr tie delivery of mails from half
past 10 A. Nj. 20 hali.past 5P. NJ.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-01
D EAL STATE sALE.

Fannie A. Perry, Hxecutrix Jos B. Perry, de.
ceased, VS.. Stobo B. Perry and Others. Devlsees
OF Jas. d. Perry, deceased; George III. Rivers,
Trustee, and Josiah G. Priches and others, 0redi.
tors Of jas. B. Perry, dcceased.-In Equity
Bll for Dover to Marshal Assets and to Bn]oin
Creditors. - ~ .'-.''.'e''
BY virtue OF Decretal order, made in above.
stated cause l will sell before the Court House,
In WATERFORD, on MONDAY, the Sd Of January
All those TRACTS OF LANDS belonging to the
Estate OF Josiah B. Perry, situate on the Round
o, In st. Bartholomew'S Parish, County OF CdEle-
ton, containing about two thousand two hundred
acres, bounded north by lands Of Sleigh, south by
lands formerly OF Dr. Perry, east by lands OF Al
len Willis and Estate Of Willis, and west by lands
OF Saylc Hiott, and lands formerly OF DR.. Perry,
excepting four hundred and seventy t47o) acres
which has been Bet apart as Dover az plat
thereof on file In my Office reference being thereto
had, Will more fully represent.
HOUSE AND LOT situate In the village Of
Walterboro', bounded north by lot OF David
Grooyer, south by street which separates 1t from
the lot OF Joseph Fraser, east by vacant lot and
west by lot Of Chas. Warey.
ALSO,
ALOT with Law Office thereon, situate on Court:
house Square, in the village OF Walterborc'.
Terms-One-haf cash; balance on oredn OF
twelve months Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. A. G. SHAFbEH, Z. y. u.
Clerks ONCE, Oolleton County.
dccl3 mNS9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-01

ONE oUIRE initial note paper and envelopes
eto match, forty cents. Hasel street Bazaar, op-
'positc the Synagogue. dec294
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CIT Y A f F n I z S !.
Meetings This Day.

Typographical Society, at 6P. N.
Medical Society, n; r. NJ.
Homestead Building anu Loan Association. at
Up. n.
Young Mems Christian Association. at halt.past
7PM
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-01-01

By virtue of O Decretal Order made in the above
stated cause, will sell before the Courthouse,
in WATERFORD, On MONDAY, the Sd OF January
next ensuing, 80
All that PLANTATION or TRACT OF LAND,
situate and being in the Parish OF 81. Barthoo-
Nevis County OF Colleton, on the line OF the Sa-
known as "Schmidts;" buttng and bounding
north on land of Major Charles Warley and on
land or Maria Glover, east ON land OF the ReY.
Wm. O. Prentiss and on land formerly OF Maria
Croll, south on land OF DR.. Francis s. Glover and
on land of John W. Lewis, and on the aforesaid
land OF Charles Marley, containing between 11oe
and 1900 acres, suitably divided In COTTON anu
said PlaItation.)
Terms-IIalf cash: balance on credit OF twelve
months Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps.
A c. SHf VFRR, C. q O.
Clerks oalce, coleton County, u ;enbss, 1862.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.

r OF OF LAND AND DWELLING,
DUBOsE EGLESTON, WIN. ]. EGLEsFON vs.
MARY Z. EGLESTON, AND OTHERS.
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Anrtion 5aIes--Snture>
BY RISLEY & CREIGHTON,

Auctioneers.
EIRsT CARGO VERY CHOICE NEW
Il Crop Clayed Molasses.
We will sell on MONDAY, January Cd, at IL
O'Clock A. NJ on Accommodation Wharf,
250 hhds. Choice New Crop Clayed M0LASSES
"a tlerces Choice New Crop Clayed Molasses,
cargo eX-Schooner ELLA. from Matanzas.
Terms-Sums under $1,000 cash; over that
amount thirty days city acceptance will be re-
cctved. RISLEY 4 CREIGHTON,
dec3I Importers, Accommodation Wharf.
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aurtipn Sales --Gbis Dap.
ametioneers' 1)rlpate' Sales, ST:
By WILBUR & SON.

SMALL AND DESTRABLY LOCATED
y DWELLING, lower part of the city.
For Sale for Division
HOUSE and Brick outbuildIng, situated OIL the
south side Tradd street. No. n, third door west
from King street. Two story wooden Dwelling
Brick Kitchen, cistern and we'll Of water and out
buildings. Lot 80 feet front by 100 feet deep. Will
be sold low down for cash for division. Apply to
No. f8 Broad street. dec30 a.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
THE lLBANY AND SUSQUEHANNA ONCE
MORE
A CARD FROM MR.. RAMSEY ON FISK, ii

CARD FROM MIR. RAMSEY On FISH, JK
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: The statement of James Fisk jr, In
THE TRIBUNE Of the 5th nst IN relation the validity
OF the stock question before Judge Smith, the trial
at Rochester, an entire peryerson Of the facts well
as the law OF the case.
l. The stock subscribed for well that issued In
place Of forfeited stock strictly In accordance with
the statutes this State and the validity OF such stock
addition the decision of Judge Smith, has been fully
sustained by repeated decisions Of the Supreme Court
and the Court Of Appeals.
D. No part Of the disputed stock was voted for the
ticket headed by j. Peirpou Morgan, while three thous
and 5000 shares Of such stock belonging to David Groes
beck Others voted upon By Fuller Recever for
the Fisk ticket against the wishes of the owners and
which gross fraud and outrage upon their rights
s. There was a clear majority of the undiSputed stock
in favor of the Morgan directors and their election has
been sustained legal and valid, while the election Of
the Fisk directors has been decided Illegal fraudulent
and void"
Would 1t not be well for Mr.. Fisk Ir to explain how
Fuller to vote upon this stock and before mputing
wrong 10 others in the Of stock show why the
Erie managers have issued S35 100000 Of bonds cOn
verted into stock without authority Of law
Of the Board OF Directors and refuse TO account for
$40 100000 in moneys OF tho Erie Company which
have come into their hands,
There was conccalment Of the subscription 10 the
stock OF tho Albany and susquehanna Railroad Co.. and
the books removed from the Office OF the Company
to place of safe keeping only prevent parties from
seizng them who had before broken open buildings
and safes TO obtain books and papers Of railroad
corporations under color Of legal process but without the
color of Justice or right on their side.
Dated Jan. G, 1870. j. H. RAMSEY.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
KINGS COUNTY sUPERvIsoRs.

The Board of Supervisors of Kings County
met yesterday afternoon, and elected William J.
Osborne Chairman. In THANKING the Board for ths
honor conferred upon him he sad that during the pass
two years the Board had expended large amount Of
money which had given rise TO considerable grumblIns
among the tax payers Hc however felt that the money
had been expended judeiously. The principal part Of
the money had been incurred by the additions and im-
been much needed The Board bad acted the principle
OF paying as they went. and had therefore & lei ysty
Of the county should DO managed IN ialr ana liberal
s1neryisor Howell moved that James Nolan be ap-
poinied assistant watohman at the JAIL at salary ef
81 900 per annum. Laid on the table
The Law Committee offered The following;
Whersas H provided @ tho ams5e1i 70 se C'sse'a o' =.
Sat tie City cos Of Broolgs s Be composed : saHSs u
Jadgs. 20, sEss.nE three a. sy Be R,9, y az c, .s u
necessities Of The pbe eqaire that saes the .s
Gus ean,es coming bsoSs il, sI,ref5rs
Rod That r.grssst.',e. senate and AsHh5 p, ..s
proyag Reorganization Of said Court the manner A9o's referred
Supervisor Crooke said that such increase IN HIS
Judgment was unnecessary, and would only MAKE pace
for two additional Judges aud no more business would
be done than It was merely making the county
pay additional expense Of $4,000. On his motion the
Supervisor Howell moved that George Sterling be ap
pointed Assistant Engineer o. the SEpeT E
the present employG was removed ne thyuglI . gooo
man should not be removed without Just can5e Snpcr %
visor Howell moved the previous question: Nncn
carried the resolution appointing sterlng was carsa
Is to TO- Supervisor Crooko offered the loo"ns "hoA
was adopted: -
Resolved the Board - Sup.ryso Ia remoVus hr fan
make no imDu.atons his character capacity
The following Standing Committees for 1870 were sp-
pointed:
on Acosuns-Schenck Howell, Smith. -v,,
supsasndets Of the Poor-sheVea Fletcher VIII
keyson.
Oa Accounts County Treasursr-Drol Hgtchln Harmos
On Accounts o. fStorekeeDtr-C as.Iiy Murphy Han
our Ionse-Holmver SLsufsr, Ryder
PeneutarT-Hoysl, FOey, CIcpseJ.
on Jai-Nes0n, Shelyen. Smith.
On Almshouss-Fccher. Cassidy. Whkevton.
On Lunatic ASylln-Dlfy, Hl'caln. IoleI
On losri md Nlr Il.
Oa United states eposi, Fund-Burs, Ns,on CrepseT.
Equalization Of Assessment Rs-Cassy DgdJ DroH RJSsr
TObey.
On General Ta1es-Cros, Dufv Joblson.
Special and Local TaIes--StiI vel, Buck, Wills
On Laws Applications TO tie Logsaufe-komyer Crooss
on Salaries-IIal, Buck. Sheridan.
On Jur1r-Nrson. Drol. Shcv'el. Foley. Cr00ke.
on Military Afl.rs-MHfpby. Cross, wills.
Stationary and PTisting-Kolmyer, Howell, HAlL
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

countries he had visited admirably cacua-
for production OF silk this country and Caor
as much silk could be raised In the whole
OF China He represented the London silk supply Ass0
citation, and they hoped the HewYork Chamber would
interest itself the subject, that the production
would bo increased In referring To the financial fea
lures OF his visit he said he should mention no names
nor corporations He came here. the chairman OF
known here and he represented In that interest
OF invested capital In railway corporations here e
Courts OF the state York representing tho de-
cisOns Of the Courts OF law throughout tho Union
In England they looked upon the state OF new 3tk ~
the United States Now. he said, the fact this that at
the present moment we have superaDupdanee OF cap
tal and that under panic ana fear against
American investments There are BIllSh capiIallsts
who would gladly many millions sterling In Amen
can investments II they could be relieved nom TINS
anxiety and be replaced by an entire confidence n te
formty OF those decisions. The corporation whlcn
/ represent has t30,OOOO00 invested here, some OF
received no interest and OF the principal paid Tor
three years. This naturally creates want ol conn
dence The presence OF this great EVIL, the concur
rent jurisdiction OF your Judges the suuuen aIu im m
petuOus-and almost NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF III
functions upon the slightest occasion have created such
utter dstrust that we have said that until inc law
altered we cannot advise clients to invest In Alnef
securities From the effect OF the judiciary OF New
York. aud OF the proceedings OF It's Supreme Court anu
the fear exercised In the minds OF British capitalists
by such consequences, every security IN. IN yTna yTh
country is deprecated to very large extent. Inc
speaker said he had been to Albany ana seen tue Gov
ernOr OF this the Attorney General ana CohtrOer
and the centers there and he had received from the
expressions sympathy and tacit, II not expressed
in these opinions In conclusion ne 0nerea
and better footing much OF the evil complained Oh wonlu
be remeded II in case OF passing railways tntoug g1S 09
or more States their legal differences should be eted
In the Federal and not the State Courts the evlls ta
now exist would cease and your securities would readily
be taken abroad. lApplause.l
vote OF thanks was then rendered 10 Mr ChauWlch,
and the Chamber adjourned.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
THE FTFTEENTH-sr. SUICIDE.

Coroner Schirmer was requested yesterday to
hold an inquest No. SIS East Fifteenth-st. the
body Of August Morganstar, who hung himself In his
room on Wednesday. The deceased occupied the room
in company with friend, John A. Lehman On Tues
day Lehman left his room, intending to be absent al
night. He made an appointment with MOrganStar TO
meet HIM at dinner downtown on Wednesday. Morgan
star did not keep the nppointment. When Lehman 70
turned home in the evening he found the door OF tbs
room occupied by himself and MOrgansar was locked,
and could obtain TO his repeated calls FOR ad
mittance. lehman then forced the door, and found
Morgansar hanging by the neck from large nail driven
nlo the door. Morganstar, unable 10 obtain employ
ment had for some time been living the bounty OF
relative. This worried him, and eventually led him 10
take his life. He natve OF Germany. 81
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
THE SHOOTING OF JIM LOGAN.

Coroner Flynn yesterday took testimony in
relation to the shooting Of James Logan No. by jerry
Dunr alias "Hawkshaw," IN front Of coffee and cake
saloon, in West Houston-s, Tuesday night From the
testimony OF the Witnesses It appears that Dunn aud two
companions seated at table IN the saloon In the
basement Of No 25 West Houstont whercat Logan and
a female were also seated. Some offensive words vero
passed between them. and Logan retired 10 the Sidewalk
Soon aferward the Dunn party left the saloon ana "a
they reached the sidewalk the quarrel was renewed oI
Logan who asked the Dunn party why they had nslled
him. az the same time assuming a threatening attitude
Dunn, standing close 20 Logan WITH ms hands
i'm his overcoat pocket then drew pistol and hred
Logan staggered back saying, " Pm shOtw Dunn's con-
panOns toward Nercerst and Dunn himself was So
cured by policeman, who Immediately released hin, as
he SAID I'm not the man." II is not expected that 10.
gan will recover: bnt the police do expect % rearrest
Dunn Two OF the witnesses were sent 10 the House OF
Detention and another Minnie Wilson released on
filing bonds appear when called on, stephen A Iobin
Of No. q SOuthst becoming her bOndsman.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
THE NEWSPAPER LIBEL SUIT.

Yesterday Mr. Sanders d. Bruce, one of the
publishers and proprieors OF The Turf Field aud Fdr1.,
a weknown sporting newspaper. appeared before JUS
ce Bowling the Tombs to the charge Of libel
preferred by Charles j. Foster In the Of George
Wilkes Of Wilkes Spirit Of the Times, rival sporting
newspaper The particulars OF the complaint veA
In THE TRIBUNE yesterday The counsel for The Turf
Field and Farm stated to the magistrate that Mr j G.
Simpson, the partner OF Mr. Bruce absent visit
Iowa. and consequently could not appear, but wOud
undoubtedly do he returned to this city.
He added that Mr. Bruce would waive an examination,
and give bail to await the action or the Grand Jury The
magistrate fixed the bail at 81 900, which furnished
by Mr. Otis NJ Cutler Of No. lGl LeXugtonaye., and Mr.
Bruce released. The latter stated that he was
native Of Kentucky aud resided at No. 33s East Fifty
seyenth-st
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
THE NATIONAL GUARD.

COMMISSIONS AND RESIGNATIONS-OFFICIAL.
The follOwing-named officers have been COM
missoned by the Commander-in Chief in the National
Guard during the two weeks commencing Dec 90 1853.
and ending Dec. 81, 1869:
Fin, Brigade Of c.,arJqna., L. Mere, Captain .od Adel Dc
John Watson Flint Lieutenant aad Adsdsca"a With raHA 'a
Fh BgdRlwnr Moore ConuissAy Of Subsistence With rA.i
Pr,, Regiment q Cy.IJ'.ph Fs.che Major with
Dec 10 lsos VIC: "; ~ Sehai. r. rsiis5s2 ~ M v r ia.
rank nom Oct u.s. 1899 vice y wu6eru rsa Dsdh an'A.u
promoted w!l,g gurfhst Fi Lieutenant With r,ul tom OCT a.
1859, Renhard Boehrer, resgu,d
With rank from Nov 1869 original wm Marshall Second Leo'sa
Fnh Regiment lahu!jao. A Keaiensurs F Ll,s,.,a.t
Second Lieutenant with rank from Dec D. 1902 H. n Bar
Nae,9h Regimen, Of Ne.se Yr Lso..';t
with rank from Nov 81 1902 vice Gee w cs az % J.e0S q.
Regiment OF IshutryJohp H. Tousau.
teuaut With rank from Nov B 1865 vice B. FrasEn Har nord ss
FNyEh Regiment Of Tuhnt GeCTge v.u Mater CoHg''.g
ngu taIEDu Colt Adlataut With raaI OH Nov 49, es 'i''
Ss uaih Regiment Of Iutpt-EdvAd NJ Neville Au'.st via
comm'lrycf Subsistence With rank Dee 1902 vice J'sa
Ssysstynath Regiment Of IuntryCh,rles Sou j Leu're
sntSolOn Sh nA lom 0et 20 1859 veg John Shay s,
gsSy third Rsasa, q ishnsry-Jolu C Ps, Major with r.i
rom Dec 6 1869. vice H. p shedoa, resigned.
The resi- gnations OF the folio 0yingnamed officers have
been accepted by the ComDlander,nChiet during tho
same period:
F Brigade .. CATy-ww. Halne' h A. p csPtaln, Dee 70
1853 -
Fhh BrgAde-Edgar NJ CALEB Assistant General Dec 70.
1862 David J. Dean, Inspector. Dec 20 1862
First Regiment Of ArsllsyWm isungOecAsr Second Ls'.-s
Dec. 29, lS69A 80.
Battalion ARTILLERY Fhh BhsadePsek MeIuusrrcy Second Lest
1909; Henry r. Hughes Csptap Dec ~ 1909
Sixth Regiment Of IpHtJ-CAl SehWA leasgsut Cslen pee
&c. 1859 Christian Koch Captain Dee 2s 1869; ktwad h5ss
Adutan pe4 30 1862 Morris Cohsa First LsatesAHh Dee ~ ss
q luhsehmAnn, Capan Dec. %, li69
Of ssery SeeOOd Ls.ss-
ant, bee 49, 1859 =.
Twentysgh Regiment OfIantryOssph Simon, Captain pe~ ~
1863.
Forysevsph Regiment Of niptrIso W. HEATH ouartetussss
Dee 90 1853, W. y CabeO Secogd lrulsnaut Dee 20 lSJ
Seventy Auth Regmsst of aiAa.J-Psss GTHt Captain, ps~
2s. 1904 =
Mes.yaIth Rssnsss Of IafAayJ wSsrsr. ca9'Aa Dee
a. lStl
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
A NEW RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA TC
NEW-YORK.
J. fl. RAMSEY.

NEW-YoRK.
For several months past negotiations have
been in progress between several small railway
panies whose charters have been obtained but whose
tracks not been laid for consolidation and for
tension to New.York On Wednesday afternoon meet.
ing Of capitalists held in Philadelphia when steps
we're taken for the building Of the road at early day
The Legislature Of the State Pennsylvania incOr.
porated several years ago the Philadelphia and Atte-
borough Railroad Company with authority TO construct
a railroad from Philadelphia through Attleborough in
Bucks County, Pa, to the Delaware River survey Of
the County recently been made and has been
certained that line can be constructed from the ter
already chartered by the
Legislature OF New-Jersey, TO New-YOrk-making line
much shorter than that OF the United Companies Of
At the Philadelphia meeting on Wednesday, prominent
citizens Of NewJersey present and entered with
asHry NJ HamtoG Of SewJersey Edward Knight
Philadelphia "a Director Of the Pennsylvania Central
Raroad) A S. Livingston of Trenton, n. j. Col Freese
of Trenton, N j., DisrictAttOrney Gibbons Of Phla-
delphia, and others The VlcePreSident OF the Ate,
10 the National Railway Company, stated that II was
with double track steel rails baasted with stone and
equal in every respect to the best roads IN Europe All
ali highWays were TO cross the road above below
track. He thought tnat with proper management and
to that of European roads trains could make
the trip from Philadelphia to NewYork in two hours.
Mr.. Edward C. Knight, the Treasurer OF the Company,
said that there already sum subscribed sufficient
to warrant the commencement Of the building OF the
road and that nothing should interfere with 1t.
Mr. A. g. Livingston OF Trenton, said that Ire nad re-
ceiyed the opinions several legal gentlemen who said
that the road could be built as far as Ezabeh without
any special legislation by the NewJersey legislature
Col Freese Trenton spoke for the interest OF the city
of Trenton and the country Immediately adjoining and
he the opinion that his district would subscribe
for more than their proportion OF the capital stock
DisrictAtorney Gibbons said IN relation TO the ques
ton of legal mpedments that far as he IN conference
with some Of the most eminent lawyers OF NewJersey
could ascertain after long and careful study there was
no difficulty In the way. .
Subscriptions for 5000 shares were made after the
speeches. and the directors OF the AteD0r0ugh Company
The board of officers and directors under whose drec
ton the scheme is proposed to be carried OUT IS oom
| posed Of the following named gentlemen:
President, Mr. Henry Lewis Of Philadelphia Vice
President Mr.. Henry Hamilton OF Camden; Treasurer
Edward c. Knight OF Philadelphia; Directors, Matthew
Baird. Jacob Reige Charles Gibbons, Charles M Dupuy
OF Philadelphia Samuel X. Wilson, A. 3. Livingstone o
| Trenton A. B. Clark OF Oneida n. Y.
The amount OF capital Of the projected company has
| not been named
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07
RESPECT TO THE MEMORY OF THE LATE ,iRs.
DIP. LOZGER.

At a meeting OF the students OF the Now
York Medical College for Women, held Tuesday Jan g.
1870 the following unanimously adopted
Resof heard with deep regret o' the death Of d.
Charlotte by this dspeusaOn o Him WHO orieeA al
things College has lost earnest and esat Professor iAs
medical profession promising and devoted member the
Womea prominent aud representative advocate and Ourselves
sincere and valued personal friend and INSTRUCTOR
with first classmates srd eer
ward a, students geneness the purity of Der char
acter and uuHg real h witch she hss
herself the welfare Of the College B stnden's OF
sauei Puf~aGd resFrci
persbnai
sough oS in the bloom o vonh nd at the
suspciou opening her professional her life has b"a
usefulness ostentaon and shove h marked bJ the
those Of Christian character Faith HOPE
and Charity the memory Of her exemplary life shall be cherished By
as q sacred legacy
Tbs. these resolutions published papers and that sp,
be transmitted 10 the family of the deceased.
p J. B. WAIT, Chairman.
MIRA G. HOWARD, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

are ,d ,i.o there vouchers and acquisitions on lie
with Clerk which such ooo nave Den
OF
peBdsI on sah .eps, boulevard or avenue "sn e
town q, W, Farms laid worked graded y virtue OF
ac. II uch boueads avenues bAye been hnh
or not flushed Of moueJ will require TO bnsh tne
same and that committee s ad ndeaFoI 70
the same passed the session Of The Lesa,u limiting sne
N bond. Be tho honeYrds rods avenues
streets within Of West Farms and County OF "tc9e
and likewise the Of more special Avs "s he
widening grading new roads n Ad
tosn st the general expense ofthe tsr payers ,,-
Ro That this proceedings taken by Mesrs
Hnou general sTstion for Madison ana beIah
yes and that staneg hereby appointed Treasurer 70 receive
and sbue dsayng tho expenses Of gi pro
eeBg Mess askn asi Hahon taken protection o the gbs
and proper,T OF this meeting invites AZ interested 70
subscribe pay audsbe object And We heey que
Commissioners Of The different
Committee all the Information they possess 20
carry object Of this nquy and that said
result future meeting OF TAX payers 70 DC con
Tened on be call Of the officers OF this meeting
On motion, the resolutions were adopted
Mr. Herring made speech and proposed other reson'
tons. Then followed sharp remarks from both sldes,
chiefly OF personal nature for which have not space
After address In opposition To the tax levy Dy hr
Stanley Day the meeting adjourned
New-York tribune., 1870-01-07

Weekly Tribune. We now send you check for A5 moro
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and the other SIS to pay for Is copies Of The Weekly
Tribune TO be with the 6 copies which we have paid
for. Please send the Semi-weekes Of next Tuesdays
ISSUE We shall order more Of you soon Respectfully
yours, DALRYMPIE d CLARK