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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07
DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN ALABAMA.

DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN ALABAMA.
The World of Dec. 14th, which came
to hand BY the last mail, contains news
from several quartsrs- which the loyal tele.
graph hes failed 70 report. Welearn from
it that on the 7th ult., the Alabama Legis-
lsture elected Golthwaite, Democrat, whose
disabilities had been removed by act Of
Congress, U. 8. Senator to succeed War.
nsr, Republican, BY . majority over both
Warner and HARRISON, the Republican
candidates. In the evening, great rejoic.
ing took place over the result. Guns
we're fred, speeches made, a procession
formed, and the Senator elect was serenad-
cd, to which compliment he responded
in . speech. Over . thousand visitors
who were attending the Grand Lodge and
tho N. E. Conference Joined in the dem.
oustration. Goidthwaite has been Judge
Of the Supreme and Circuit Court, and is
an able lawyer. His residence in Mont
gemery dates back forty years. sI
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~ We observe BY paragraph in an
Eastern exchange that our late fellow.
citizen, Captain F. W. Beck, formerly in
command = the U. s. Survey Brig Fauns-
leroy, has been appointed 1st officer of the
George SeAol6eld, fine new ship built
in Portland, Maine, and intended TO ply
between that city and ports Of the southern
sea.board. .,:S-,,.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

= DR.. Steele, Who recently accompa-
MED Col Ross to San Francisco, returned
on Saturday night, all the way overland
from Sacramento. The testimony Of the
Doetor, q to the physical condition Of Col.
Ross, was accepted and acted upon by the
Retiring Board unquestioued, and the Col.
vas retired on the full rank and pay Of q
Brigadier General.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

selves for the building At bridges improve.
uent Of roads, or any other purpose Of .
general benefit, upon what principle are
they denied the right Of taxisg themselves
to builda railroad, or 70 aid in the construc.
ton Of the same! The right has been
unwiscly exercised in numerous instances,
during times of specializing mania, aud 80
have personal rights in the same direction.
Mistakes aud follies are as incidental to
communities in the aggregate as to indi-
viduals in the sole management Of their
own private affairs, and the discretion vest
ed in both cases should alike be exercised
with due consideration. Democracy means
not only common. rights, but common
sense, aud where the latter quality is want
ing it is not in its proper element.
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RAILROAD CoMPANY.-The Bylaws
adopted by the recently incorporated rail.
road company provide that the corporate
powers Of the. same shall be vested iu q
board of eleven Directors, and the officers
Of the company shall consist Of President,
Secretary, Treasurer, and Board ofthree
Appraisers. The duties Of these officers
are the same as those exercised by the off.
GERS Of similar corporations. The Direct
ors shall be chosen at a meeting Of the
stock holders held on the first Monday in
March of each year, who shall have power
to call meetings Of the stockholders; to
appoint and remove at pleasure all officers,
agents and employees of the company, pre-
scribe their duties aud fix their compensa.
ton, and to make such rules and regula-
tons as may be necessary for the manage
mcnt of the affairs Of the company. They
shall cause full record Of their proceed
ings to be kept, and exhibit the same TO-.
gether with statement of the financial
condition Of the company, at the annual
meetings, or whenever requested to do so
by persons holding not less than onethird
of the capital stock. They shall issue
certificates of stock, and provide the form
in which such certificate shall be made ;
aud declare dividends out of the profits Of
the road, whenever such profits may war
rant the same. The Directors shall have
power to borrow money in the name Of the
corporation, but not greater amount than
the difference between the indebtedness of
the corporation and the amount Of capital
stock actually paid up. Subscriptions to
the capital stock may be made in land, or
other articles of value, to be approved and
appraised by the Board Of Appraisers, and
cash subscriptions to the capital stock may
be paid in monthly iustalments Of ten per
cent. until fully paid up, after which it
will be free from further assessment. Shares
may be transferred by endorsement upon
the certificate and surrender ofthe same, but
the transfer shall not be valid, except be-
tween the parties thereto, until the same
shall have been noted on the stock ledger
Of the company, aud no transfer shall be
valid Of stock upon which any iustalments
are due aud unpaid. Article 18th pro-
vides for the election Of Superintendent
and defines duties. Article l4th declares
that neither the President, the Treasurer,
nor the Directors shall receive pay for
their services, except actual travelling ex-
penses when engaged in business Of the
company, aud allows the Directors to
fix the salaries Of the Secretary and tho
Superintendent. The remaining provis-
ions are not of general interest, and relate
more infinitely to what is hero given in
brief.
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prevailed all day yesterday, last night ssd
to-day.
San FRAxcrsco, Jan. l.-s.ilsd, bark
". n. GaW&ey, for Port xadisoa ship
Nichoass B;daIe, for Port Blakely sehr.
Kinie Steress, for Coos Bay.
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~ Our Office is indebed to Charley
Burmister for . generous supply Of COR
dials, wines and cigars, furnished on New
Years Day. We hope the EcAo's envy
won't betray it into making uqcharitable
remarks about this incident,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

- The Celosist says that Indians from
the west coast Of Vancouver Island report
. lumber vessel from the Sound ashore,
and that al hands were saved.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

NAVIGATION OPEN.-Navigation which
was closed about two weeks BY ice, has
again opened to The Dalles, on the Colum-
bia, and to Portland, on the Willamette,
and the steamers on those waters have 10.
sumed their reuglar trips.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

From PoRTLAKD.-The steamer Cali
1ern;a, from Portland, arrived in this port
on Thursday afternoon, At 2 o'clock, with
passenger and freight for Olympia 10
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= There is no truth in the assertion
Of the TSibxse that the steamer Olympic
will soon be drawn of the Victoria route.
The wish is father to the thought" is
all.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

~ Articles have been fled by Messrs.
Tilton and others, forming company to
build connections from points on Puget
Sound With the Northern Pacific Railroad.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

NJ The Polite,sky, Capt. Guiddon, ar
rived here last Wednesday, with the freight
Of the ltdal Ware. ,sorE
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NEW YEARS CALLS AT OLYMPrA.-

NEW YEARS CALLS AT OLYMPIA
II Ne are to receive one Of the Olympia
papers Is good authority, then We are
justi6ed in stating that, on the recomuen.
dation Of that paper, the ladies of that
city have resorted % most novel dodge
10 the matter Of obtaining calls from their
gentleman acqain,ances on New Years
day. They are to extend general invi.
tation BY advertising that on Monday next
they win receive and expect callers.
That's bully; and cannot we'll be bcttered,
unless by substitution of printed hand.
bills posted on the doors Of residences and
containing like request to "Come aud
see me."-SeatAe Inteli;senecr.
Bro. Higgins must not judge our people
by what the "Olympia paper" referred to
says. The ladies' Of this place are not re-
sponsiblc for the oficious suggestion ofthe
7sibsse, but rebuked it 10 proper man.
ner. We hope the press will exercise
some degree Of caution, hereafter, in Civ
ing currency to that journals assertions.
One week it has the California papers
amazed that Governor Agnew has condo.
sceuded to "devip in a printing Office };
the next the Oregon papers proclaiming
that citizen Of Olympia had drawn the
third prise in the Mercantile Library Lot.
terry; the next, the papers offival points
in the Territory ridiculing our citizens for
their alleged frenzy Of joy over the initial
stake driven by the Northern Pacific Rail.
road Company. The fact is our cotempo-
rary appears to have had horror of the
truth ever since he left the Good Templars
Lodge
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A rlaee to Live.

A gentleman from the East, who had
been accustomed al his life to oil Of The
comforts aud most Of the Injuries attaiua.
BE in the highest state Of civilization, re-
marked few days since, that 10 auticipa-
ton Of removing with his. family to this
far away region, he and they made up their
minds to endure al the privations and un.
dergo all the hardships usually attendant
upon frontier settlement. Alter settling
down to house. excepting here, their only re.
greet is that their friends at the East are
deprived Of SO many Injuries Of which tn y
have 40 abundance. Here in . genial
climate, never subjected to the extremes of
heat or cold, or devastating storms liable
to no diseases generated by malarious at.
mosphere; surrounded BY scenery as pie.
turesque, grand and varied as the world
can produce or the Imagination can con.
ceive; nature has been no less prodigal in
supplying the elements for the susteuauc
and qualification Of man. Every variety of
fish, fowl and game of the lieds most
sought by cpicurcs, abound 30 pleutifully
as to Be regarded as among the cheapest
articles Of food for all; the waters Of the
Sound are alive with smels, herring, cod,
salmon, and many other varieties Of deli.
cious fish; the many streams abosnd il
speckled trout; oysters and clans Of the
finest quality, fresh from their briny beds,
are hawked about the streets and sold at
less price per pound than the cheapest Of
meats sold by the butchers; canvass back,
teal and mallard ducks and geese swarm.
ing in every bayou; the delicious game
bird, the snipe, SO plentiful that forty have
been killed at shot, within two hundred
yards Of the place where this statement is
put in type; but short distance out in
either direction may be fond deer sufficient
to satisfy the ambition Of the most enthu.
siastic hunter, and furnish veuisou for the
feeding of armies, which is always kept fat
and juicy by the abundance of forage
growing throughout the seasons. In addi-
ton to all these animal productions, the
soil and climate is unsurpassed for the
production Of succulcnt vegetables, many
of which may be kept green and fresh
throughout the year. On this 9TH day Of
January, the clover and other grasses ap-
pear as green and fresh as in May, and in
some Of the gardens may be found lettuce,
radishes and celery ct for uso,: growing in
the open air; and yet thus far this is said
to be the coolest season experienced here
for the last three years. What other
country on the face of the globe presents
greater natural attractions to the settler or
scjourner, in al the elements Of comforts
bic and luxurious livingl ,tg..
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

L. r. FusEl, 20 and 81 New Mechanics Ex-
change, is our only authorized agent in San
Francisco. For Eastern advertising. Mr..
Fisher IL represented by s. F. Pettingill /
Co., Of New York and Boston.
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n. following named gentlemen are author
i.sd 70 receive and receipt for money due on
subscription to the STANDARD
n. W. WAIrr, Victoria, V. l.;
N. P. HARPER, Rockland, klikitat Co.;
J. C. CARY, Yakima county;
Ill. DuBEAu, Cowlitx;
WARREN Cows, Nisqually.
E.A. WILSON, Arcadia;
STEPHEN JuDsoS, Stciiacoom;
n. A. LleHr,
HEYMAx GooDrINE,
FaEp. MYERS, Fort Montgomery;
F. McCANx, Tacoma;
s. F. CooHBs, Seattle
o. J. McCAusLASD, Port Blakely;
Maj. G. o. HALLER, WILDLY Island;
JANEs MuRPRy, Utsalady;
HOLDEN A Jupsox, WhNcom;
JoHx P. JuDsoK, Port Townsend;
JOIN CoNDov, Port Gamble;
ORRIx A. HALL, Z"
G. W. CANNON, Portland, Oregon.
~ Money can be sent through the mails
ct our risk.
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Agents In the Atlantic states.

HuDsox / MExkr, are the only Eastern Adver
Using Agents, with whom We do bushes
direct in the Atlantic States. Office, 4
Park Row, Tim,s Building, New York City.
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CRYSTAL WEDDING.-Mr. and Mrs.
Elwood Evans celebrated the fifteenth au.
niversary Of their marriage-commonly
called "Crystal Wedding"-on Monday
evening last, by q magnificent entertain
ment to and by their numerous friends.
The occasion was participated in by hun
bred or more persons, a considerable num-
Der Of whom were present at the marriage
in this town fifteen years ago, and several
young folks who have come here since. 1t
was joyous gathering, enlivened by song,
and dance, and cordial greetings, with a
supper which surpassed the high reputa-
ton heretofore enjoyed by the host and
hostess for elegant aud bountiful hospitali-
ty. ..t.a,,
The wedding gifts were numerous and
tasteful, and the occasion manifested in a
catering manner the high social apprecia.
ton Of the Recipients BY this community.
They are among the old settlers Of the
town, aud he has held many public posi-
tioua Of high rank in the Territory, among
which we're Secretary aud acting Governor.
This affair will be treasured in the memo.
ries Of all who participated iu it As among
their most pleasant recollections.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1871-01-07

HAVE We SPIRITS AMONG Us?-While
the guests at the residence of Hon. Elwood
Evans were congratulating their hosts upon
the anniversary they we're celebrating, and
all was "merry AZ o marriage bell," the
door was opened by an unseen hand, and
ghostly pro ,ession stalked into the hall
and entered the parlor unlimited. Our
first thoughts were of the speetss at the
side Of the "fair Imogene" A second
glance, however, relieved our minds some.
what, for every ghostly frontlet indicated
that the souls of editors filed those white
winding sheets. One by one they bowed
to the host and silently presented their of:
ferings. These were unique specimens Of
bottle imps, preserved in spirits of wine.
After loading the table with chrysalis ju.
veniles, two stalwart ghosts produced from
the unknown practical looking box. The
cover was removed aud second was taken
from it, labelled "Great Expectations"
This was uncovered and third appeared,
and then fourth, fifth, and a sixth.
The appearance Of this created quite
futter among the white-robed visitants,
which was still more aggravated when
champagne bottle was revealed. Instantly
every ghost produced a goblet, to receive
the GLORIOUS vintage" Alas the wine
had "gone where the woodbine twineth,"
and simultaneous groau announced their
disappointment. But human hands took
from the bottle beautiful set of crystal
jewelry for Mrs. Evans, while the defuuct
editors "foldcd their" sheets "like the
Arabs, and silently passed away."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
CIVIL NOTES.

The Broadway National Bank and the Mer-
camille National Bank were sued, yesterday, IN the
limited States District Court from each 5000
It's alleged that these banks made five consecutive
dividend returns in which there were Illegal deductions
In the case of StOckwell against Bates, Treas
uer OF the state OF Illinois, and against the state itself
Judge CardozO has rendered decision yacatng the at
taclmcnt granted against property Of the state Of
Illinois. The suit brought to recover SlO4O gold
upon $40 coupons of State bonds
In April, 1870, Mr.. McGOven hired "a floor
Ia house belonging TO Mr.. FrObisher. The tenant
moved out June ], FrObsher informing him that he
would be- held responsible for the rent till May. Fro
sher was unable 20 rent the premises till September
lie claimed fun indemnity for loss OF rent and Judge
Lane Of the sixth District Court gave Judgment yester
day Cor the full amount.
Rebecca l.. Foot sues the Ktna Life lu-
,nrance Company Of Hartford Conn, to recover the
value Of 800 policy issued 10 her husband Alfred
Foot. now deceased the Path OF January Ic6' Inc
Company claim that the plaintiff told them falsely IN re
gard 70 his health. and that he was at the time the m
surauce was Effected Incorporate and diseased man.
Ease
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
CRIMINAL COURTS.

George W. Lamareux of No S77 Bowery. charged
viii Dasug c0ugei money discharged YESTERDAY D! 'ons
shields
I'm the Jefferson Market Police Court Bernard
hoasg OF No Twe8t -ourht Committed yesterday!
O. charge stealing worth fun from Harry Wehber store
Ne. 52li siStlSye.
In the Court of General Sessions. before Judge
Hss ,eeIsv Connolly. Tor burglary and larceny committed a
No Feb % 10 The stat Prison TOT w"
Wean pleaded guilt 10 grand hlctu BOT o. u "ds
b. fst f.use, The Court suspended Judgment
Three boys Patrick and John Ryan, and John
Fiun eldest Il and the younges PLEADED guilty r.
huar re.terIs Of General Session sentence
tfe s1 being Court sked by he Jule
y, hen a cool whipping when they got home
AT the Tombs Police Court. Justice Hogan yeSter-
fsy committed Kelly for having with confederate saBlSi
lillian Dun and robbed him Of Wallet containing
hobart a Who role Of 80 by ii "a Baker ad
afseoueutv the Toh for ino1stOu relef
Yesterday mese Il probable that the all La'e ~ be-
LEASED for liek fa complaint
In the Court of Special Sessions. before Judge
bowling Bejsl Price, for stealing four books irn John
DO. truenrr for three months John
Morgan upon DORIS Lner No. 1' Nntb-sve
Iel Crafty battery upon koJert
Catherine and ChercstS feutc1sr our wonts"-
ham ruueulag - belonging John Cornell month
Is:ick sullivan assault and battery l wife, months
eub,zzng ~ belonging William A Tyler
Henry
House Ih00ss MURPHY. stealing 70 ~
Peter Dnner sent 10 The HOUSE 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
nECIsIONS-MARCH 9.

SpIrcme Corrt-C hambers-By Judge CardOzo.-
Noaro. aE Gee-M,tou oeUed StOckWel agt BaiesMoton
rftbt Cfu Neo-Auachment vacated Wallace sgt Lesry-
To- sufficient further Undertaking may he given fslk-
itg.r Cor a.Eef-ece ordered Canning at Comlngos-
Meaua for counsel Buhngug hn--Mouon denied Paret sgt
p sf-N0d0l denied C.fancAtf AZ Dench-Moton 1ehied
Nat Tho frov Smith BOOK Manufacturing Coh1norudA for
b. Judge Bsl.-i-Knsey Leyget-Motion granted Willis
al o. FaIsl.-Nut0u TAINTED
NapGim COurt-Npeidi I9W-By Judge JONES'
Bos'sct ~ Bosck Glover Glover The Brnugiao Iron
ioau De- Cs-,s Brooks Il a Kat DOeucr aet LYMAN.
1efure Bother ste4d ag Hsstaad-Orler- gfauei POuhu
bafFa, S-yerave. " r. 60 (ar --tt.eL Hr ag
'.sfs berdt agL feut-Oriers % reference
Common Pieqy-SpeCiai TeDa-By Judge ROBIN
ol-No M-Tuliotou Of motion denied. With 80
Marine COUt-PGrf by Judge GrOss.-Ciard-
ttag Neet dismissed Ierhune agt knapp.Judgmeni
i'f Iaafuf 30 and allowance Roth ag quinn
grii 10y ihe parI MuThy Bucsing-t ompu Dismissed
4 g Judgment iOr te plaintiff Tor -t' 90 coss ana
tssact Bhs Judgment for The panth for r5I 80
FauH-h Jul.e CuiiA-Myer a- Boyl,u-Julgmen FOR The
I Tor 20! 90 aHd sh rs allowance frce at M'ntop
'rlroi 1f rlinif SJ3j and cJs Nh 40 allowance
haht o. HsJalgnen for the planuh for tht " AMI '
w - aoaalc Pnnts Weiscl-lGd nrhi "f ''t hahan
F ~ 3. ll csis with - allowance. Ham. AZ h9s'tJu5t'
80 - OBJ. r.tfHf -fl7 va aif costs sith - "" 'n ~
i1er -riusham Blker-Jagmeut ol ti- riahHl ii
roy CO.'S a- s."taact. BIagu AT taInpbf--J".m'" Tor "'
I+i'ih 2" -liss. costs AMI allowance
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS
FRIDAY, MARCH 10.
No steamship MSiis
p1NSFNGERS S4[LED.

FOR LIvBRPOOIIn steamship Parths March j Kahn Capt
A. PennisOn Mr. Obore two children and ser
W Phillips Mr. and Mrs rhos Atkinson and dau ghter Mr.
and Mn Caldwell Bndgeman. o.. j. Simpson, !. o. hsceu,
BerthOut L. Barbee c. Miller Mr. and MIS- Andrews Miss
Andrew Andrews and servant Master w Andrews Mrs
Mar and three hsr T. Green. h. Turpin G. r. Hin
rhs C. b. Hinrichs j. w. Hall W b. Williams c. A. HeninS
FOR HAVANA MRXICOIn steamship City Of Merida March
qJoseph AeIsndre Ramon AereI Joseph BeaurgaTd vie
child and servant Jerapu Serp Mrs Rlduha Barry Mrs g.
YIuhee and child PStruo jose Ggso lsdO
sanchez oh Mrs Joseph Gown and children
A. Morris Guh. Miss Anita Barrie Victor Bane H. Barre
Miss Antones Orun Blanca Adnen Bernard Enrique Banoo
Duuean Frank de Porto, Henry f. CLARK Miss Pakman
lanes Fowl er. Carlos CarbOnel
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
pASSENGERS ARRITED.

FROM GLASGOW-In steamship Brtanns. March 9-Mr r. A..
Brigham Norman Hopkins hvar Potter Fred Potter Mrs.
Reid Mr.. Reed Mis- McCsferty, II. McDougsl W. Farett 49,
FROM LIVERPOOL AND QURESSTONN-lu steamship China,
Marcel 8Ms Knowles Nh Oatey, p 4. Ende Boron Boesu
Mr. and Mrs G. W. rote ana isfau Turner Miss Graham
De aner j. hsrcedo b Boo Mr. Spsendonk Jno
Ijttlei,bp " T. Hawkins G. A. Wheeler r. hcLsren,
Mrs Rtsou A. Jacob G. Macpherson Mr. All Nh Boeham, j.
sgQeuy Mr. Msgnus MOorehead, Mr. aud Ms Roberts aud
FAINT d. A. Kau Giepe Drop Mr. aud NJ kserbrook aud
infant Y. Bfs. Miss Jenne W. Won Mr. Mnphy
Hon Hawley Tvoo Mr. and Mrs Rysn child, and infant W
Brram Rev Nesrher Mr. Gderson M solomon M Baker MI
Gsniner Nj. aud Mr. Page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
Ocean CLEANERS.

NEW MAIL SERVICE
StN FRANCISCO TO NEW-IEALAND AND
AUSTRALIA
side wheel Steamship
NEVADA"
IN - "a , saS FRANCISCO April g. With maiis fs'
and passengers freight y nnasess
WELLINGTON, LY1TLETOh snd rum '''"'
81 sydney Steamer - ..,.,.y,s NJ, n, AUCKLAND
ResrHiss vii leave PORT CHALMERS ~" ''
MAJ 49,
For freight passage sppy TO
w. ii. WEBB,
"a ExCHAS6BPLACk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
FICTITIOUS DEBTS-AN IMPORTANT BANKRUPT
CN DECISION

In the United States District Court, yester-
day in the matter of c. Corydon Ocutt, a bankrupt,
Judge Batchford rendered opinion deciding that the
mere knowledge the part of the debtor that person
has proved a false debt against his estate and merely
suffering IL TO remain proved without taking steps 10
have IL rejected cannot be held TO he the admission OF
false debt against his estate He says:
In this The bankrupt forth schedule To his petition
sbob voluntary sdebt In favor OF Ava CLARK his ahfn
which alleged be false and 6ctous debt II false
fictitious the forth admission Of against
burden
that debt and fictitious The
furnished examination OF the
tor al is. al
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-03-10
Gong 5slan6 Real estate for 6ale.

EOR SALE-At Flushing, L. l., nice, cOsey
HOUsb contains 10 hoase and hnished In very best
manner acre Garden well stocked w ADD tree, mng'.s
d., Boz ,257, N. 20.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.
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