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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

"A couple of youthful but indiscreet
Good Templars at Conneaut. o., were
recently fined by their lodge for pressing
the juice of an apple into a tumbler with
their hands, and drinking it. They ap.
pealed to the grand lodge, which sustain
ed the sentence.
An Albany damsel asked one of
her tellow-boarders, stylish dry-go IDS
clerk, at the breakfast table, /" Why is
your moustache like my back hair ?"-
he blushingly gave it up; the answer
caused him to blush still more. =" Because
it is all down"
slt is calculated that Russia can raise
within few days, an army of 100000
soldiers. Great improvements have been
made in all military matters. They are
now trying at St. Petersburg a mitrail.
leuse, which beats all inventions of the
same kind, and the infantry are to be
armed with the chassepot.
"A nice young girl at Green BAY.
WIS, was being courted by nice young
man. He was generously inclined, and
made her presents of hair oil, which he
purchased from the store of the father
of his adored. After giving her some
twenty bottles of the oleaginous fluid he
discovered he was working in a circle
as fast as be presented them she returned
them TO the store, thus dutifully making
trade for her father. No cards.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

The republicans of New Hampshire
are already doing some outpost work for
the campaign next spring. The Hon e.
A. Straw of Manchester is likely to be
their candidate for governor. He has
been State Senator, and president OF
the Senate, is very popular and with
him as their standard bearer, the repub.
licans will probably sweep the State.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17
An Acre of Corn on Vermont Hill
Farm.

The late decline in prices. the drouth,
grasshoppers, Western competition, &C.,
are discouraging many farmers in this
section. Some have sold, Others are try
ing to sell their farms, to go into other
kinds Of business. But as / have lived
through several "hard times" in the past,
| am disposed to look on the bright side,
and to hope We may survive the present
dark day, and perhaps be all the strong
er for the lessons of economy it may
force upon us.
Having just filled one of my corn bins,
which by measurement holds one humid
red bushels Of ears, from an acre of land
which was broken up last spring, l have
referred to my account with this field,
and think it shows that properly manag.
ed farming is still not entirely unprofita-
BILE. The following is statement of the
expense of this CROP
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

SYMPTOMS OF LIVER COMPLAINT, AND
OF SOME OF THE DISEASES PRODUCED BY
TIA sallow or yellow color Of skin, or
yellowish brown spots on face and other
parts of body dullness and drowsiness
with frequent headache; dizziness. bit
ter or bad taste in mouth, dryness of
throat and internal heat palpitation.
in many cases dry teasing cough, with
sore throat, unsteady appetite, raising
OF food, choking sensation in throat; dis
tress, heaviness, or bloated or full feel
ing about stomach and sides, pan in
sides, back or breast, and about shout
ders; collie pain and soreness through
bowels, with heat; constipation, alterna-
ting with frequent attacks of diarrhea !:
piles, fatulence, nervousness, coldnes
OF extremltIes; rush Of blood to head
with symptoms Of appoplexy, numbness
Of limbs, especially at night; cold chills
alternating with hot flashes, kidney and
urinary difficulties; female weakness.
dizziness, low spirits, upsociability and
gloomy forebodings. Only few of above
symptoms likely TO be present in any case
at one time. All who use DR.. Pierce's
Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical Discovery
for Liver Complaint and its Complica-
tons, are loud in its praise. Sold by all
hrst'eIass Druggists. 567.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

RsS@ Acknowledgement winterapproach-
es. we are all interested in selecting a
Boot or Shoe which shall best protect
from the mud and damp encountered in
walking, and at the same time meet the
requirments of comfort pliability and
economy. TIE Gable Screw Wired goods,
advertised to-day, meet all these require,
ments.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

"A wedding lately took place at
Newbury, o., which has been good
while maturing. Thirty-seven years ago
the groom took out license TO marry
his present bride, but for some reason the
negotiations were not at that time car
ried into effect. Since then the bride
has lost two husbands and the groom
one wife, before reaching point when
they could use the old license or get a
new one.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17
GEO. A. HALL.
Estate of David Davis.

STATE, OF VERMONT ! The Probate Court in
us OF W EsfNINsrER S. J and for said District
10 all persons interested in the estate OF DAWN
ceased cpsrrSSe ~
YOU are hereby notified that an ihstrnmant in
writing. purporting TO be the last will and les
lament OF David Davis. late of Rockingham in said
District. deceased. has been filed in said court for
Probate by John IL. Greer. the executor therein
i named. Ana you are further notified that said
Court will decide as 20 the Probate of said instru-
ment as the last will OF said David Davis at the SEES
OF said court 70 be held at the Inn of NJ. A. Wilder
~ S9aXtons RIVER IN said District the FIRST
time and place. you may be heard in the premises if
you shall see cause.
- C. B. EDDY. Register.
NVNeHoer d ISL 80 AZ
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17
State of Vermont.
BY JOHN W. STEWART, GovENoR.--A
PROCLAMATION.

PROCLAMATION.
The people of Vermont should make
public and devout acknowledgment of
the continued goodness and mercy of God,
signally shown to them the past year.
He has given them peace and health,
acknowledgements and theuntold bless
ings of liberty under laws infused with
the spirit of Christianity.
| DO therefore appoint THURSDAY the
THIRTIETH DAY OF NOVEMBER A D.,
1871, as day of Public Thanksgiving
and Praise, and Recommend its gener-
al observance.
Given under my hand and the seal of
this State in the Executive Chamber,
this thirteenth day of November, in
the year Of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and seventy-one, and Of
the Independence of the United States
the ninetysixth.
By the Governor,
JOHN w. STEWART.
JAMES N. srAi 3, Jr.,
Secreta-yoi vii and Military Affairs
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17
gelluws falls Zines,
BELLOWS FALLS, NOV, II, 1871.

The October and November elections
have doubtless had very quoting ef-
feet on the projected extra session of
the New Hampshire legislature.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17
WOLF, BUFFALO g. LAP ROBES

A GOOD assortment of BUFFALO WOLF Foy
wnd Lar ROBES just received and for sale and
WI De sold as low for cash at any other place
AIS az Kinds OF goods pertaining Harness Shop
constantly on hand and for safe Also Harness
made 70 order and Of any style desired.
10 4. COOK & SON
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

Governor Farchild of Wisconsin
has issued circular to the people of the
United States, saying that the sufferers
by the recent fires in that State are now
amply supplied with clothing, and that
no further contributions of that kind
are needed. He acknowledges with
thanks the general liberality of the peo-
pie.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17
MCINTYRE E,S
CURE FoR sCRATCHrs

Warranted sure and speedy cure in ail cases Il
Scratches on Horses; also cures Calks, Calls sore
spTaIns, Cows sore Leats and klesh " 0unds III
whatever nature. Price 80 cents and u. 10. Nam
iaetured by
., n. HALL Newport. Va.
And sold by Druggists generally.
6EO. Z. GOODWIN q co. and HENRY 4 CO.
General Agents. 50 IS
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17
From the St, Adams Messenger.
Our State Finances.

We learn from an examination of fig
ures in the Treasurer's Office that the fol-
lowing highly satisfactory condition Of
our State finances existed on the LIST OF
August, 1871, at the close of the fiscal
year:
600 =, 1r. r, ,,,,, ~, =, ~,,,1- ~, ,,r, ny
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17
Chicago I. Great Conl',srr'lpn.

4 CoNSlSE HISTORY of the PAST of this mos,
wonderful OF cities. and detailed cireumsfan.
uai and vivid ac CUNT of its destruction nv IRE -.
WITH scenes. incidents. &c. By Messrs. Colbert &
Shamoern Ciiy Editors of Chicago Tribune. Fai.
a al.sstrated from Photographs taken on the spot
Agents wanted Address > spo''
4'-R T. Il. VENT IS Murray ST.. New York
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

SisVoo o.
In the item of current liabilities and
resources, the Treasury is in debt, as
compared with last year, $124,319.34
more than then, which is explained by
the fact that during the year the funded
debt of the State has been reduced from
S1,O45, 800
to the sum of SAT 800
showing an &C ual reduction of $4,000
as the outstanding bonds due
June LIST, last, are provided for
and transferred to account of
current liabilities, 24,500
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

AS The bonds due in 1880 are all en-
braced in the Agricultural College Fund
OF which the State is Trustee, for all
practical purposes they are provided for
which being deducted from the total
amount, leaves to be provided for between
now and 1878, $4,000, which can be
done by embracing in our annual tax a
small sum each year over and above the
amount necessary for our current expen-
SEES, and thus we may anticipate being
out of debt at no distant day, and that
too, without imposing upon cur people
any grevious burthens.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1871-11-17

which deducted from the above
leaves, s473, 800
the amount charged in the Treasurer's
account.
The deficiency above referred to is pro-
vided for by temporary loan author
lied by the Act of 1870.
The funded debt of the State as it now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-05
GEORGETOWN.

The GEORGETOWN SCHURTZRy VEREIN-
The members of this association held meeting
at VOLTS Hall on Sunday last, and elected tn
following officers for the ensuing year:-Fred
e1ick Stohlman, president; Charles Volkman
vice president; II. Fischer, recording secretai ,
A. Kenny, corresponding secretary; Peter MAY
treasurer; IL. G. Nolkman, first shooting master
John Albrecht, Second shooting master: G
Wolff, Col. Seligson and John Kaiser executive
committee; Benjamin Giessell, chief marshal
Several new members were initiated and a new
consultation adopted.
MERCHANT EXCHANGE.-There were M
offerings on Change this morning, and copse
quently no sales. There were no arrivals o
wheat up to noon to-day.
SHIPMENTS OF FLoUR.-A. Ross Raw & Bro
shipped SEQ barrels of -four to Baltimore. per
steamer Colr nbia, this morning.
The MILLS STOPPED AGAIN.-The millers
received orders yesterday afternoon - suspend
opera ions on account of low water in the canal
They were again ordered ID stop this morning
lor the same reaSon. IL IS unfortunate that some
means Can not be devised 10 prevent these fire.
quent srspersiors, as the mllers suffer realty
on account OF them.
The NIMRoDs are again blazing away at the
red birds on the marshes opposite the city. The
birds are now in excellent condition.
A GOOD POTATO MARKET.-Mr. Riley A
Shinn has shipped .everal hundred bushels of
potatoes from his New Jersey farm to this city
anu intencs ID bring his entire crop, 5000 busi,
els, here. The market price of p0tat oes i'm this
Chg and Washington is higher than in New
York city.
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ALEX A NDRIA.

IMPORTANT DECISION IN THE RAILROAD IN
JUNCTION CAsE.-Judge II. III. CockeriIle, of
the County Court of this county, this morning
delivered an opinion in the case OF Freddy and
others VS.. the Washington and Alexandria Turn
pike Company and others, overriding motion
70 disEolye the Injunction awarded by Judge G..
IN chambers, at Fairfax Court House. a few (lavs
since, to prevent the further prosecution of work
on the Turnpike by the Alexandria aud Fredc-
ricksburg Railroad Company.
A FATHERS SUIT FOR DAMAGES AGAINST
THE SEDUcER OF HIS DAUGHTER.-In the
County Court of this county, this morning in
the case OF Harrison vs. Walker, in which the
right OF a father TO recover damages for the loss
OF service of his child, was involved, Judge
Cockerille delivered an opinion in which he
said: This is 81 action brought by Robert Harri-
son against Robert Walker, for the alleged Sc
duction of his daughter Alice in the wear 1868.
The defendant AYERS by his plea that Alice Har-
rison on the 21st of February, 1870, intermarried
with one Alfred Clark and that by reason there
of the plaintiff, the father, cannot maintain this
action. To this plea the plaintiff demurs, and
the question for the determination of the court
arising upon the plea is is the action maintaina-
the case said, 90 The court is of the opinion that
the relation (betweenfather and childD sufi Gent
TO the maintainance of the action existed at the
time OF the seduction, and that her intermar-
rage with Clark after the right of action ac-
crued to the father does not deprive him of his
right thereto Demurrer to plea sustained
REED BIRDS are now plentiful, and are hawk
ed about the ci,y at from thirty to forty cents a
dozen. - :
THE ALEXANDRIA Catholic Beneficial Socie-
ty has elected NJ. b. Harlow delegate to the ma
lonal convention of the Catholic Benevolent
Union of the United States which will assemble
in Louisville, KY, on the 18th of October, and
X. M. Latham, alternate
NEW CHURCH BELL--The new bell for the
Second Presbyterian Church, weighing 1I22
pounds, arrived this evening, on the New York
steamer, and will be erected at once by Messrs.
Boyer & Branders, riggers. 1t win be rung at
ten O'Clock tomorrow morning.
CONSERVATIVES NoMINATioN.-At the meet
ing of the Loudoun County Conservative Con-
vention, held at Leesburg ON SATURDAY. last
Messrs William Matthew and Geo. r. Head
were nominated for the House of Delegates
BISHOP MoGILL, of Richmond. will make a
Pastoral visit - the Catholics of this city ON the
LIST Sunday in October.-G Gazette last ecening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-05
THE COURTS.

EQUITY COURT, Judge Wyhs-The September
term oil this court was commenced to-day, and q
number OF orders were made; smong them one in
THE INJUNCTION CASE,
Riggs ct al. aet. Cooke ct a-that the bond having
Teen signed the injunction remains in full force.
IHk .koDGERs IRA DE-MARK CASE.
The case OF Joseph Rodgers x Sons agt. Philip
solomon for an injunction 20 restrain defe -danty
from selling an article Of cutlery with q similar
trade mark 70 PLAINTIFF mar ked ON one side rogers
sol, and the other with star and Matte o cross
vas taken ~, M. ID. u: Burr for petitioners, and
Mr.. Phillips submitted the answer of defendants,
DENYING that plaintiffs have the exclusive right to
said trade mark a1sert that to their personal know
edge the said trade mark has been used exclusive
~ ~ the e, plaintiffs but that they have been
sons; they deny that the knives have been
sold by them as Rodgers knives, OF Shefield
They ADMIT that they have sold knives stamped
b. he gers son. which knivs3 have reputation Of
what authority there wss for the use Of .he marks,
and were Informed that they were licensed BY the
rrussian government, and they believe that they
They aver that the plaintiffs have not recorded tbe
trede mark IN accordance with the act OF Ivy ssh
lSe, and also submit that they bound BY the
Mr.: Phillips argued that there vas no a: .empt nj
fraud and that selling, a. they did, the goo Is OF
eSmp1py guy leensSa TO use such trade mark, shsy
Mr.. Burr, for plaintiffs, followed
JGdge Wylie took the papers, reserying his deci
sion.
A PATENT PAVEMENT CASE
The OF y. j. Sii.linger against the Hetropolis
Paving Compan3-ipJanction case to restrain de-
20 plaintiff was taken NJ. frgg plaintiff, AMI
5 = Phillips for defendant.
The name Of the Portland Stone Company was,
BY consent, insert as party, and the answer
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1871-09-05

NOTICE AND PROCLAMATION BY THE
1NG0NERNOR publishing act entitled An &C
mont and Potomac Railroad Campsny upon eertsin
conditions, and submitting the same 90 the peons
OF said District and prescribing the form In which
ExEcurrvE OFFICE,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, August q, 1871.
Notice IS he1ety Etrea ana proclamation made that
OF Columbia approved August is ISL, entitled
and Poemse Raso. q es sx Of the
certain conditions. will be submitted 20 the people
which will be held on the fourth Wednesday Of Na
vember ISL being the twenty-second day Of that
shall be by printed ticker and the tickets for .sid
act shall contain the voroe-
IAN act to authorize suhscriptiop IA the s,oct .,
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad COMPANY n non
certain conaitions ca August 18th, lSi, and
ncAets aeahs' SAID scs sna,i contain the word
IAN act to authorize a subscription to the stock
ISL and that said election viii be cenduc1ed IN an
y s ss OF the aa;
act Is hereto sneoined and pqbiieatien thereof is
NJ - Governor Of the District Of Columbia
Az ACT 20 authorize subscription to tn. stock Of
the Piedmont and Potomac Railroad Company
upon certain conditions.
8. q enacted ~ ths Lssislstsrs Assembly Of ths
that the ccnstruefion Of the Piedmont and Potomac
railroad recently authorzed by act Of the Legis-
District Of Coiumbia and BY further act 81 ssid
Legislature the fennsy lyania Central Railroad
bond Il said Pisd,ncns and Pasonae Raraad o
pany TO an amount necessary 10 furnish superstruc
s sTfs sIc ~ ies ssa road which said
i've years from the date al said last mentioned act
tenniles more 81 sad road shah be ready for su
that Inc sum Of six hundred Thousand dollars. ar
less, VIII enable said Piedmont and Potomac Rail
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reed Company tolccs;e aud grade their said rosd 50
ss % prepare Tor iss suPersiruotnre; nov, there
SIC. / Ara - si sssei,s That, provided that this
act shall be submitted @ the people ~ the next
votes cast for nemlers q tie Ieeisiaiirr As.eiiy
a. such election; Ana yTor'ssg -, isr, Tat this &C,
sTess q he unis ssss -. sh' Gyapns1 .s p
and he y hereby. authoriEel % suhscrih,. IN tn
Of the Piedmon; and Potomac RAilroad O,'mpSay. 10
an AMOUNT not eSceedir Elk hundred n and dal-
le made. SATISFACTORY ~ ID - shai h. fn-nisb =,
the Board q Public works that sach sahserirsl1s
srNdns OF sAid road. and SATISFACTORY sSSran,.ss
shall b given 90 sid Board tha' the amount 20 sub
that said work viii be completed within the time
necessary 90 avail q said guarantee Of the Pennsy
's5rssr. Thai ssid rSSd shall b. oonslracts rS
some point On the Potomac river ~ Georg~'own
MhSh shall be Satisfactory 20 said Board % Public
SIC, 2 k.a bsuy trtss- eaaotea. That IN order 70
Governor is hereby suf6orizei 70 i.sne shs reeis
eses OF coupon bonds q The District Of Columbia,
isce, shall b signed BY the GVyernor ana Secretary
., the Dstrici and shall be redsemAls twenty years
slsf GATE; and bear six ceutum interest ravahls
nall 70 an amount NECESSARY % provide said
bonds and pay over the proceeds there's -, "a piA
mont and Potomac RAILROAD Company M .U-b iir,s.
gress OF Tie work Aforesaid ProrSs.a maj s.is
bonds shall net be sold AZ lower rate than ninety
SIC 5 zSf q q J,riss1 = S5ssS Tl,a, in order q,
meet the Interest 20 aecrut on said b1nds, thero
shall De levied annually Tax of six per cent or
such lower rate a. may suiiJe, on every hundred
dollars Of the sssessed value Of real aud personal
estate In said District, the proceeds Of witch tax
shall constitute special fund pledged Tor the pay-
mont of said interest -
SIC. 4. Asd ~ az turfAsr sractsa. Tia. the Gov
erncf hereby requested 90 this act ID BE- duly
published before the next general election As re,
gnltcd ~ the fguIteenth section &C the charter %
the District 81 Columbia. act e Congress OF Feb-
ruaTy twenty ops 9 2 teen hundred and seventy
ohe.l erd by suitable proclamation o. submit tho
same O. the people and prescI ibe the form in which
d shall be voted upon.
CHARLES L. HrISF.
Speaker Of thu A..use q naleeates
WILLIAM STICkNEY,
Approved. August 10, ISL
III. II. COOKE. Governor ann Rrp
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Condemned Locals.

Needs looking after. The pump on 7th street.
between q and III SOUTH
On Thursday night next Excelsior Building
Association will hold its Ssth monthly nj. e ting,
and terminate its exist snce.
Col. W. G. Moore. of Company A, Washing son
Light Infantry, drilled the battalion last night
in front of the City Hail.
The s. r. T. p. o. G. T. A. meets in the lee
ture room of the Young Mems Christian Asso-
citation tonight.
Peter COyle, a weIl-knoz-n resident of South
" ashington, died yesterday afternoon, in the
10th year of his age.
The Myrtle Brunch, the o-gan of the Knights
Of Pythias, appears this week with a new and
tasteful head, andthe paper is fun of interesting
reading matter.
The Seneca Stone Company have, we are in
formed, leased the blue-stoEe quarrie7 located
near near the Chain bridge, formerly worked by Mr..
A. W. Layton, John Robinson, and H. G.
Gillingham were last night elected vice presi-
dents of the Maryland Republican Association.
MIR Taylor Cole was neutrality-suspicious.
Governor Cooke has instructed the physicians
to the poor to furnish the resident physician of
the almshouse with a written statement of the
disease OF each patient for whose admission 10
that institution they procure permit.
At a meeting Of the Pennsylva nia Republican
Assoclatlon last night Mr. A. A. Shissler was
elected president; and 4. r. Chapman, W. X
Mendenhall, and Thomas b. Penicks. vice
presidents, ard l.. NJ. Jones was reelected
recording secretary.
IL. b. Wind, cleIk in the Land offee. while
walking on 9Th street, between X aud north
west, last evening, fell in the branch which
cross IS the street., dislocatlng his left arm and
Otherwise injuring himself. He was conveyed
to his home by policeman Mullins, and or.
Me IN attended him.
CoEln- ssiOner Watts, of the Department of
Agriculture, is having an ornamental balUstrade
erected along the terrace which lies on TIE north
front OF the department building. Ateither end
OF the terrace iron pavilions of pretty design
ara each twenty-five feet high, have ben
eI CT d. The whole will oroatly add 4, the
appearance of the grounds.
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CYPRESS BOARDS AND PLANK.

We have on hand q large stock Of a., 81 and "a
CYPRESS seasoned ana of excellent quality, suita-
BILE foe INSIDE WORK, M0ULDINGS, BOAT
BUILDING, &C., at about two-thirds the price of
white pine of the same quality.
Our stock Of LUMBER OF ALL KINDS is large
and well assorted; and, having a SAW and PLA .
MING MILL OF OUR 0WN. we prepared to
execute orders promptly and guarantee satisfaction
to our customers.
- Orders by mail promptly and faithfully filed.
T. EDw. CLARK Il CO.,
Dealers in Lumber, Wood and Coal
Wharf, Depot and Planning Mill foot of 4th street
southeast. au95- I'm
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PERPETUAL INJUNCTION AGAINST THE M
PRovEMENT LoAN.-Wm. II. Philip, Marshall
Brown, Fitzhugh COyle, Francis Mohun, and
m. Gunton yesterday filed in the Office of the
Columbia their undertaking, in common with
the other gentlemen who have hitherto filed
similar obligations, to make good all loss that
may accrue by reason OF the Injunction issued
20 restrain the Board of Public Works from
proceeding to issue the bonds required by the
loan act. As they were not in the city at the
time Judge Wylie decided 10 grant the ipiunc-
ton, they were allowed until yesterday to file
the stipulation above mentioned, and the per
petual I'M JUNCTION, which could not 20 into effect
until such bond was fled, Is now effectual,