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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-26

You arc hereby summoned and required to
be and appear before Thompson II. Cooke,
Esquire, Trial Justice in and for the Coun-
ty and State aforesaid, on the twenty eighth
day of August, 1871. at ten O'clock in the
forenoon ,at his Office in the Town of Orange
burg in the County and State aforesaid. to
answer the Complaint OF Dcopold Louis, the
Plaintiff i'll this Action, which is Filed in
the Office of the said Trial Justice
II you fail to answer the Complaint arorc-
said, ut the time and place above mentioned
the Plaintiff will take judgement against
you for the sum of sixty-two dollars, togeth-
er with the costs of .hc action.
--s-e lILAR 81 DIBELE,
Peintif-s Attorneys
Dated nj Orangoburg, S. c., June 26, 1871
Witness my Hand and Seal.
I. S COOKE, Ills
Trial Justice.
To NE Defendant r. Iddison .Uurphy:
Take notice that the Summons in this ac-
ton, of which tho foregoing is n copy, was
Filed in the Office of Thompson II. Cooke.
Esq, Trial Justice, ut orangcburg, in the
County of Orangeburg, in the State Of South
Carolina, on the thirteenth day of July. 1871.
IHbih ~ DiDDLE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Russell Street,
Orangcburg, s. G.,
July II, ls7l.-l5 Ct
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"A Michigan -taker found col
ored family named Jones, which had
christencd the children "Whitc Eagle"
tsP0lly9' Jay Cock, 'Tenpess," and
"Glad Tidings." 1t occurred in this
way :They'@ero fugitives from the south
eaflysialtbe rebellion, and settled in ono
fthe towns on Lake Erie. Whenever
q child was born they would give it the
'ilafae Of the first steamboat propeller, or
vessel that arrived in mort ii,nrnaft.-
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-26
The Peoples $ Bakery.
NEXT DOOR TO
IsED G,deFEEFs V,Np,

Eta cf Presbyterian Church, RasseH. st.
] am happy TO ANNOUNCE 10 the cITI.
hENS of orangeburg, that am now PRE-
PARED to SUPPLY Families and Customers
with BREAD, CAKES, PIES, and all other
articles generally found in n FIRST GLASS
BAKERY.
WEDDING CAKE prepared with great
care to suit the most fastidous tastes.
The PATRONAGE of my friends and fell
'low-Citigens is respectfully solicited.
TH0S. w. AbBERG0TTi.
Mrs. ALBERGoTTI returns thanks for
the Patronage heretofore bestowed, and
hopes her, friends and Customers will contin-
uethc same.
She will keep constantly on hand an as
sortment of FRUITS, C0NFECTlONARY
and FANCY ARTICLES as usual.
dec 10 GIN
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-26

If yon arc to lhayo y6ar thoughts
q ssos Sss1lsfRa slAiEa ~ ~ psaps be
Z @ sks Sasg
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-26
AN ORDINANCE

For the BETTER PREsEHs-. :.
WALTON of tile TREES &c.
In the PUBLIU STREETS OF.
tsEeANGEBURG, S. az, and
For rofIacr' cr'I,nrposcs. s
SrursoN. 4 . Reu 0rdaiaed by The Mayor
and Aldermen in Council assembled. HAT.
on aud after the First day September 1871,
any Person or Persons found hitcIing or
tying their Stock, snch as HORSES,
MULES ect.; To any of tho TREES in tile
Pablo Street OF tho Town of orangehnrg,
s. c., shall be subjected to a fac of five i5l
dollars for each and every offence half of
the fines collected to be paid TO the infermcr
when bringing with HIN sufficient proof to
convict. Sc
sEo. 2. That fine of five t5) doi,ars be
Imposed upon any one who shall ride their
Horse, Mule etc., on the DE-WALKS of
said Town; or caused to have EllTCHED,
of TIED, their Stock, such as Horscs. Mule.
etc. so rs TO offeran obstruction or obstacle
to the free passage Of Citizens on the side
walk.
SEc. 3. That any Horse. Mule ETC., fonnd
running atlnrgc in the Public Streets of
said Tc@s,.11hall be taken into custody by
the Town Marshal, and lodged for safe.
Keeping till the owner como forward aud
psayes aud I,ay into the Treasurer
or the Town Council iyc 81 dollars for each
aud every head of Stock 90 .confincd. In
tho event the said inG is not paid. tie SER
vices Of snd animals shall be appropriated
for the uses of said Corporation until such
time ne tho FINES aud EXPENSES arising
thereby may he redeemed.
SEC. A. All Ordinance or parts of Ortli-
nancss contrary or rcpugnant to this Orli-
nance is hereby repealed.
N. a. BULL,
Mayor.
Aug 5 Ct
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-26

Il have often thought how sad it must
have been for those poor lions in the
der Wien Dapiel was dropped in among
them. How dreadfully must they have
felt togo a shifting around him and
thinking how good he would taste, and
then Re9erEtp bosablo to snatch even so
much as a solitary small chop out of the
cdlf0f Bamefsieg r.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-26
A Frenchmap said to an American

hSirncHipap salu 10 an American,
.There y yoh word in your language /
do not comprehend, and ell 20 time /
s nshears'it. y Tattletoo, tattletoo-vat you
+ means by .tattletoo Z" The American
Insisted that no such word exists in
English: While he was saying so, his
servant came to put coal on the fire,
!. yhA he esSids "Thore john, -that'll do
The Frepehmap jumped up, cxclaiming :
"Tare, tattlctoo, you say him yourself,
sarc vat means tattletoo ?". .
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-26
a DHsprsArn Darn;on nr 4 Hun

A DEspERATE DErRspE ng i Hun
q As7Aax6N BRrGANp i.raga, q ANAL
5 town in HuHgara, was lately the scene
ofa desperate tragedy. Al famous ban
s dit By the Mans Of Macsvansky Ind
y sIIo sOrf 70 see swcethcart,
He was recognized and Informed upon.
Tho house which he was in wassurround-
cd rand he was summoned tosusrendr, He
: took refuge in q butcher shop in tho
basement, aud through d hole In the
y window freup upon tlie soldiers in front.
For four hours the fight continued, du-
ring which he constantly broke out iato
sof fierce laughter. He wounded hve
Uhlans and the Commissioner of Police.
Whom ho had no wards lie loaded with
hundred forin notes, aud tho peasants
gathered up whatover of tho fragments
were to be lousS. at last tho house
was fred. Upon this the brigand
burned up q package of bank notes,
cpencd the window and leaped out, re-
j voIyer in hand. The crowd scattered
;.in sll directions; but before Nlacsvan.
ssky asad cotton twenty PAGES of he was
Killed by discharge of musketry from
sthe troop
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-26

w.gth irish tailor making gendemnn's
eoataapds too small, was requested to
lststlisns OUT Some days afterward the
Gentleman calling ON the tailor, was told
tilatslIis garments happened to fit u
SQqptryman of his, and he had 'lct
thenisoukRsat shilling a week.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
HORSE IND CARRIAOL "''""

NEw.YoRK. Tuufsd. Apliio D. iS'l
There were fresh arrivals OF h. i'e' ,o'n ~,
Canada and the Western States, this mossth 80, -,
the sale stables are pretty well filed In the B.l. -
Market the stock on hand will probably aFeraFs "a
1900 to 1900 head, tls majority Of which farm -
WORK rses ana only about 10 per cent OF the total s
ply carriage and rOadhOrsos.
The demand for fine teams, stylish coupe and speedy
single horses ia the increase. Prices hfin, and
the trade during the week, thus satisfactory
choice selection Of ourtyfOu head, mostly valuable
animals, comprising eleven well-matchod teams, from
15f To 1G2 hands high and years old,
and q number OF fine coupe and speedy single road
Loraes are now offered for sale at A. IL DXOD Stables,
In West Twenty ixthst Particularly deserving Of no
flee og style beauty speed ia this lot pair o
Voung bays 1873 hands high, that will tot together In
$50 and fTee single tTOtteSs, warranted 10 heat 25
FOR hOTse and carriage auction sales, sec advertising
columns. -.
The carriage trade quito brisk today good sales
being reported from nearly al the ropOsltoTieSs
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
a. MsRWIN. AEct OnetT.
DY BANGS, MERWIN & Co., Broadway, co
Go Uhom II man 0ontern

4 GIVE INSTRUCTION in COOKING in gen
including desserts and des for The sick
For haproe
limited this governed BY The aptDe Of tie
pupils house Satisfactory references
gen point kues for making bread and hscn
esid Of Is cent RUTH RUSSELL. New-Bediord Mass
rENO THE SCHOLARS Of SAMUEL II. TAY-
LII D.. Of Phillips Academy AntoyerAt meeting Of the
held aT the funeral Of Dr. Taylor the
Enagned appointed Committee 70 funds to erect
and provide marble bust be placed the
Aoa5eny; what soD be promote the
interest OF the school
They invite al the scholars Of Dr. TAILOR TO send such contou
used according 20 the Instructions
Committee Gefrab that the be sent A.
possible All such Contributions be sent ~ A H. hADi iO
sss,e-st Boston. spd Wi lie duly Acknowledged. -
The Comuis will report Of their tc'on al meeang o th
~ p" ~ ALEXANDER MCKENZIE.
r. n. SEARS
Is. BREED
n. HARDY.
ROBERT K BISHOP.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
anelion Galcs of Real estate.
GALE IN PARTITION.

The snNonber vii se public saou at he C0nrhou'e ln
Poughiscre th sh April 1911, ni u tbe prolety soT
To LlVngster ed less than mr from The e"htef oI
beauu y of ssepe AND upon bank IL consists
Of % Is ling sites st ve view beutu stream
woods hill end v Aspndd river trout for ocks With deep Ts
tpd several ~ n eHeen railroad aud nye The premises vi"
De soil together or parcels
chance invest Por parcusrl and terms. aidres
MILTON A. OWLER, Referee
or BOYRB RICHARDS, AtOneyl
81 Walls., N. y
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
Eorses nno farms Wanieo.

VVANTED-A small FARM in Dutchess
w Counyi eholi g high gIould Address stating oca'
ton, price, &C.. r. C.. Box 5ll2 r. o., n. Y. City
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
ncal Csiaie TO Grchdnee.

E0R EXCHANGED good HOUSE in Brook
lTl ~ Farm MorioEu Sormeryle prerrsi
yalne -i5gCe Address j. n MERRIAM % Willa-st
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
DroohIpn Real Ggiaie for Sale.

EOR SALE or to LET-Three-stOTy and base
Il front DWELLING No io CsHonave Brook
t4U1O0; pleasantly located hesten Fulton AM Greene
lines OF and has all the modern improve
Price Sl20oO rent 100 Apply at ls1 Grenea'e BROOK
lyn or to W. 4. HOXIE, q Walls.. Nea-iork.
EOR SALE-A full-sizc, frst-class, a story,
HOUSE in Broosn % convenient 70 reg
exempt from tsIston price, $2loO great bargain Adess w. T.
o. Box T53, n. Y
90 0NA "A new first-class, three-st0ry,
tp c,OUO. hghs;oop basement Ph,delpha-'act Hol SIS
All modern beautifully located with surrounding
Prospect outside city limits where the taxes are gh
Apply TO ROBT. s. WALKER, 2O5 BroldS ay, New-lo l.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

g. c. FISCHER PIAN0S-The best and
- reliable Pianos ae At reasonable pres iuXy warranted
Nnhaye
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
Droo.ilnn properln 10 fet.

rENO LET to SMALL FAMILY, the SECOND
FLOOR ami PART of THIRD Of No. s8I Russt aushuEgh:
aR bath roat, 80 Appyto j. BAiLlN, % Nau'L,
NeN-Yori.
vGNO RENT, in BroOklyn-A small, nicely-fur
nis HOUSE IN perfect orler (Chckerng fn goo library,
and rir.lrcs s-r1d for small FANNY. Apply TO II. r.
PHILLlPi IT,. q J1hu-st. NesYerk
fE'O RENT-A fine tbrce-stOIy, brOwn-stOne
HOUSE Pooklyn Tghis ietEeen Wall and Pulon Peerless
rent $500 MOTT Co, 10 PinesL
'ENO LET-Ihe three-stOry, high-stOOp BRICK
HO 81 No. lrcsien-st (opposs Carroll Psr Brookyn;
deble in an respects Rent molrte To examine sppH
he.; for 10 T.. X hEiLOGG Broadway. N. T.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
Marble ano 5late maniels.
Cost ano fonno.

SIn0 REWARD.-LQST--Qn "Wednesday,
W lOO tie stb int FIVE ~ EDRED DOLLARS 10 ons L0u
diei dollar bills The The HlO
V0ot aA0. address ". l.. +. w. Boa ZIoL
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

CANT COUNTRY SEAT south Of tire boundary line Of the city
consisting nearly u With large and egan boa cona las
about 80 rooms reIe modern Also tue i
ertv adjoining the south aiming eight lurhe description
h esary supposed any disposed to puehae VII exam
e preseS Price 2O0 house sni ground attached ArTJ TO
J +. CROSBY. Is Pue-r., New York,
OF " II. CROSBY. 81 MIl..i. POushkeerae
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
Gfacbers.
Hlneical llnstrumenIs.

A LARGE stock OF PIANOS. best makers, to
"a SELL cheap instanens Rent applied
% purchase Please ami NJ. MRRRELLS Ware
rooms No. UnOnsqUUe QG5 POurih-svel
CHURCH ORGAN for SALE, containing 20
~ p pedals sub-se is n
New oga1 building take ts place WI he sold chag Apply
III GRAY 4 ELLISON,
Agents for Smiths American Organs
IN New-YOk
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
ruestrbester Gountn Real estate for Sale

A FINE COUNTRY SEAT at HarrsOn.-Man-
~ sion Of land beautiful lawn evegreen snd shade
tres e1es variety ababdane oubuags completes eu-
did views Of Long Island Sound and surrounding country
BLACKWELL MARKS
s. ibcrty-st
FINE SUBURBAN HOME for SALE
"A Large dwelling with Sc tne lawn, plenty OF shao
stable and carge-bOuse Price, with 40
o,s improvements and - lots 500 g ernsi M
tsk small payment Address OWNER Box a. Post
Ofce. Forlham
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT and IA acres
land at auction Mt Vernon, on the y AMI Newayen X
viii he sold WEDNESDAY April l9 at the pTemfes
Fl 70 Evening Post
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07

VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY for SALE.
Known the GLEN HOUSE, sin-
,te h Washington and at the OF me es
will be offered for SALE together Win the lnd
eoRtsring about (S tmbre all the O1thudny stables
also the Furniture Staging Mountain carages
one. The House contsins ne 70 rooms eapahs OF
The whole property not dosel
May, will bs sold a Public Ane
ION 10 the late NJ Thompson Notice OF e me
hereafter AnT person desns OF see ug
lie prop thorough repair Or wishing TO make any IN
quiies 10 by applying 20 J. W hhh ADMIN ,fso -h
caster H. CUMMINGS Falmouth Hotel Porsnd MAINE
Portland, Marc IS. 1871.
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
mo THE SCHOLARS of SAMUEL II. TAY.
Go farmers ano Others.

RLACK-EYE PEAS-Fresh Canadian, in bar
~ reis for SALE By JSO WILMOT Bowfnggreen
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
Cona 9slano Real Gstntc for Sale.

TOR SALE or EXCHANGE-13 ACRES
city osn Of Rewtown annual taxes less than
$50; miles from ce halEmlc from BTo1Ln CITY line; aOlus
Brooklyn RdgNooi Wer Works. oyeroos Eas Newio fronts
on Cypress Hill Plank Ra accessible from Walst by Brooklyn
treeca than Central Park property
adapted building purposes for manlctons town tax capital
and personal hgh from East York nnl abundance OF
water divided o lots part VIII now sell at 500 per lot M oca
lion present prospective value renders desirable investment
Title perfect; membranes, cash value liberal e
the whole exchange SHOOK FACTOki at Suffolk Virginia IN
engine manufacturing hogsheal shooEs
vheg6 stuff shingles lumber; oak timber plenty and cheap Good
Title perfect; free from ncumbrance 400
SHARES PORT ROYAL RAILROAD fall paid STOCK 5000
class bands and msngemeut TpdT building
ner completed on Port Royal s. c. to Augusta Ca ~ niles The
Southern the Southwest and connecting with
e Southern Pacific to only port south Of virginia
all above sale 10 close ~ interest," or
ine exchange Country, or other prof erty.
" e " DAN. MARVIN Counselor stLaw, 27 Wilism-st.
VNHE LAST of the CHEAP LANDS of Long
Islp 800 and OF 900
A. J BLRECKRR. son a Co II Cedarst
New-York tribune., 1871-04-07
REAL ESTATE.
NEw.YonK, Thursday. April Q, 1871.


The transactions at the Exchange to-day
ware confined to sale in partition by Muller, wilkins
Co.. who sold n number of unimproved lots, and also
house No. "A seventh-ave.
james Cole offered a number Of improved and unim-
proved lots located in Brooklyn, hut the bidding was
slack and but small portion sold, the bids being
much below the views OF the owners Below will be
found the details OF the sales made
Wm IT. Raynor has sold lots, =. s. Fftyseyenth-st,
l25 feet OF SNaVe lu lots, for $l350O each also,
lot Fhave., 81 feet n. of SXtylrsst, 206X9O for
$206OO; ALSO the small block bounded by Niney-sX
and Ninety scventhsts Tcnth-ave. and Old broadway
(which is cosed) feet Tcntave 200 feet on
Broadway, l15 feet on Nnety-siNtl-st., and 1A9 on
Ninety sevonths about IA lots for 100000 through the
aid OF j. MathewsOn Son, brokers.
AUCTION SALES OF NEw-YORK REAL ESTATE.
by MULLER. WILKINS & co.
4story BRICK house and o No "a ayo, y rs OF l9iht
22S5IO0 ZViiO
4lois l20ths l2sst. 81 OF st Ncbolasave,
adjoining together 5OI2Jl Z4uV
lots Of e9thst 100 II " Of h-ave 2stOO5... 600
lots 6Ghs l23 Of laye. each 25r0l5 54'9
Alots 67hst adjoining above each 251lOO5 wv
AUCTION SALES OF BROOKLYN REAL ESTATE.
BY MULLER, WILKINS & co.
3storv brick houses and lease Of lots Nc p and 25 leurys
90 Of Mdaghs lot Drto lease 10 years, ground rent m
JAMES COLE.
2stoy frame building known the Union Hotel also frame
building stable and tWO lots Nos 2 and 2J3 lOrkst
Hudson size Of plot lObOO
3story brick house and o No Il GOdsi 1911 Il Of Waesi ~
20 ESQ On. 1890
3s,orJ brick loi rs adjoining the above, lot
1880. 4|OV
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21

Cbicapoans of every grade from thieves and
ruaps t professional mendcants and charlatans and
broken merchants and bankrupt milonares are crowd
ing into this city by every train. great many faues
have come stay with their friends ana relatives
until Chicago partially rebuilt II IL estimated there
are now In NcW-YOrk 1900 to 10000 Chicagoans.
@Some of tbe priyatc residences in our fash
OnaIe hOroughfares initiating custom OF Holland
cities by placing small mirrors at the site OF the front
window y thus enabling the occupants to see VINO ana
what Is passing In the street without rising from their
seats They are described great aids to ndOent curl
Osity and are steadily growing into favor
A private letter from Chicago says that a6
owing 10 the liberal contributions from everywhere, the
poor have been made quite cOmfortablc-mOrc so, In
deed than they before the fire that the greatest
sufferers in the burned city are, aud are likely 10 De
for some time the families who have been wealthy and
were ruined by the cOnfagration.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
POLITICAL NOTES.

uo;or.Gen. Galusha Pennypacker, OF Chester
County "a brought out Republican candidate Ior
Governor by The WamspOrt Ga'e"e In an ur'ci0 'ni'e
somnel Penfeld having declined the Repub-
oan nomination for Senator from the XlVth District
the Convention reaSsenbled at Kingston Oh lhurSua'
and nominated John sanderson OF Atnehs.
Tweed. Norton, Bradley, and Genet have
,oo onomInated to the State Senate by the Tammany
oaa,,,otion Tn place Of Creamer Alderman Woltmnn
bas been taken up, and has received the resuAf HULL
nation H. a,o,,,J,,
The following nominations to the Assembly
have been made by the Democrats IN Auuil'n "
previously reported: ~ n,.,
Ist District Lawrence Rappe9e ,n gstmsp Jr
GsorEs9, Es,d dn9,it Dgtrict, Andrew j. Dewey onsry.
John Ashe OntGioIst District Hsf%agf st pisIrs,
a 1,.d D'trlS PaSd a. I'D District Fos
Rensselaer-IId District, john ID, ~ "H0eeA 0'"''"
d. d. sefer SuIlivan.-samuei buei'
LOCAL.
= rho With Senatorial District Reform party
or,,na.ed last evening. A. jackson Plum for Senator
The Roosevelt Reform Democrats made the
,,,ouiro nominations for Assembly last evening; ht
n,s.rtct lame, Heaiy; XXth District Abraham DoWd
new XXIst district, John Balmore.
The Democratic Union (kerrln) party heid
Senatorial Conventions last evening ana msne he o
no,,Ina,,ons. Iyth District, VIM. u. Tweed vth
strYetu Michael NortOni With District hiohAei
Tba Reform Democracy of the With Senate
-, D.,r1ct nominated Martin Nsohtmsn for senAtor.
Inst evening by exclamation The sttsndanoo ss the
Convennon va btms.f N elected to devote his enef~
es tn 7" Iefoym Of our Municipal Government
The National Democratic General Committee
o,vns. ounty an organization opposed to the Brook
yn Ring at meeting last evening nominated the 10,
lowing ticket: Mayor Martin kSionSn TTn; nrt.S nV
isetoT W 3D. ~. r. ID Tardenber CITY Auditor Timothy
Desmond - - ...I
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
cUsroN-HoUsE COUNTY CONVENTION.

AN EXCITING DEBATE-THE REFORM PARTY
NOMINATIONS APPROVED.
The Custom House County Convention of
Assembly District DELEGATES held last night at the
eeker Building Gen Chester A. Arthur presided, and
Douglas Campbell and Henry c. Petit were appointed
Secretaries There being eOntesting delegation from
the XXth District minutes allowed to each side
TO assert its claims.
william A. Darling Of tho contrasting delegation pro
tasted sOlenly against the frauds carried at the
urinary i his District Some Of the gentlemen on the
delegation were not members Of the association. He
held in his hands aHdavits 10 prove that while every
thing was going quietly, ten policemen were intro
duced and the teers removed, and no chnengers per-
ntted Slips containing names of members were handed
20 Tamnany rOnghs In lager-becr saloon, and they
,od tlrea and four times eacb and II stated by
one man that he saw tho President Of the "sSoeation
landing out these slps AT first bet was uood theu
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
KINGS COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION.
TIE NOMINATIONS.

The Republican County Convention OF Kings
County was held yesterday afternoon at
Hall, Brooklyn with William Richardson US temporary
chairman Protests were received from the Fifteenth
and Eighteenth Wards and motion made that the
temporary chairman appoint committee on contested
seats This gave rise discussion to the power Of the
Temporary chairman and vote OF 70 to 62 the matter
was postponed until after the permanent organization
William Richardson was elected permanent Chairman,
and appointed q committee Of five contested seats,
who re ported that the sitting delegates whose credentials
were signed by a majority OF the Inspectors were entitled
TO their seats Tho Convention made the following nOl
nations by acclamation Supervisor at Large DWlHht
Johnson of the Third Ward County Judge William COt
OF the sixth Ward; County Treasurer Francis A. ggs
of Flatbush; County Auditor Chauncey NJ Felt OF thc
Thirteenth Ward DistrictAttorney, Abraham IL Daley
Of the Thirteenth Ward; Commissioners OF Cnarlie5,
Henry Wills Of the Sixteenth Ward and George W. Htl-
well OF Gravescnd; Justice OF Sessions Barnet J3s2n @
Of Gravescnd; CorOncTs John II B Slnith 9 W. nu
tcenth Ward Dr. Geo. s. Little OF the twentieth ward
HRooKLYN CITY REPUBLICAN CONVENTION
SAMUEL BOOTH NOMINATED FOR MAYOR.
The Republican City Convention assembled
in Brooklyn last evening, william Richardson being per-
manent Chairman. contesting delegation appeared
for the Eighteenth Ward but ts claims were not recoS
nizcd by the Committee Credentials. JOhn f. Henry
OF the Tenth Ward Ephrsm j. whitock of the Fourth
Ward, and Samuel Booth OF the Twentieth Ward,
were named as candidates for Mayor, and vote
resulted as follows: Booth G5 Henry 4G Whitl0ck'
10. Mr. Booth mace brief speech, thanking the Ioh
ventiOn for its token OF continued c0nndcncr hu rs
sured 1t that accepting the nomination he WOuld ne
bond OF no clique party. The following addl-
tiOnal nominations were then made by acclhinatloh
ward CITY Treasurer John Williams OF the Tenth Ward;
City Auditor, Nelson Shaurman OF the sixth Whrd C9l
ector Of Taxes Lemuci BnrToTs n 81 ne Mpynep
j. s. Marshall, j. w. Jones.
New-York tribune., 1871-10-21
RUMoRED INDICTMENT AGAINST THE MAYOR

1t is surmised that an indictment was found
yesterday against some one Of the Tammany lead
ers, probably Mayor Hall, although 1t Is con-
jcctured that 1t may have been against
Tweed or Connolly, or possibly Ingersoll. Ex-Depnty
Controller stor1s Mr. Baxter, appraiser Of the furni
ture in the new Court House and Mr.. A. T. stcyarts
Carpet Department superintendent we're examined be-
fore the Grand Jury IN the morning about p M The
Grand Jury entered the courtroom of the General
sessions and pFeseptsd large number OF indictments
From the bundle Recorder Hackett selected ene and
after seannln for minute two retned 1t to its
place. and hahded the bundle the Clerk Of the Court
who Refused ~ give any Information TO the contents
Of tbs raper reporter who called upon Judge Garvin
was informed that he could give information TO the
ores q What had occurred