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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

A LII PERSONS ARE HEREBY NoTIFrEn
N that my son, Silas Bond, u minor is in NO
way authorized to transact any business for m =
neither to sell or trade any property belonging
70 me- or make any purchase of property in my
name. Neither will be held rcspons;hla G..
any debts of his contracting from and afts.
his date. Notice is further given that M
John b. Rawlins is authorised agent for tho
transaction Of business for me.
nlw4. LYDIA ROM
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

tents French rubber toilet goods. Sample,
1'' % ana ~ cents. Also a large variety Of
iancy pictures Of al kinds at 10 cents each Or
ior 70 cents. Send me three cent stamp
ana get one Of my circulars. Addre,. J. u
hounifort, Box 1I6, Washington. d. g. su
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
Pills and Ointment

ihoIoway's Pills and Ointment
are sure remedy for all sexual complaints
ana may be taken by females Of all ages. who
n'e suffering from disorganizcd system. or
.h"se distrcssing diseases in particular which
frequently occur from fnattentlon) at the turn
u ne. Ihey ARE 10 mild that the most deli
"a e1e female may take them with perfect safety.
70 cents per box or pot
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

The GENEVA CONFERENCE The
final decision of the Geneva Confer
ence is expected in few days. The
whole thing has been stupendous
humbug.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
NOTICE or FINAL sErr1r.,,,.

In Me cozt''ty Court in and for Linn
County. '"'
~Tssr,e-i r,ssa.e 1i Jacob thinner, deceased
NoiJCE IS HEREBY GIVFS THAT ryy
- aag aaIg smith, Administrator OF said a., IL II
fnr a. a.. ms accounts In said estate and at.
-, "nai settiement Of same. and that
Noao'ay, the nM day Of October, 1872
a. s.I,, cock r. n. Of said day, has bee, an
M Of saig ~ .ns Sou as the time Tor the hear.
't.ensht IL of said estate by said adI,fnis, ra,s
~ "'uef Vi T. y. Iandy. County Judge.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
$ 1 90
IN THREE MONTHS,
seH's ean q make the above amonnt by selling
the Greatest book of the Age-ihs
STRUGGLE OF ,10.

Inc issues and Candidates of the present no.
nhcai eompaign, History and Iaasform.. r.
W ,em m ol akAsr's Administration. The Record
ol horace GREELEY. by Everett ChamberIin-
formerly OF the Chicag. Tri5une. The iIIy,t,.'
uons are drawn expressly for the work by Ste.
pnens. Entirely original. The finest. both
humorous and grave If you want to m,k.
money sead OsE DOLLAR for outfit, and ,rcu,.
teiri.cry at once Terms. &c. furnished on an
S.oAs.oh. address A. L. BANCROFT CO..
HeisSo' Nai. 50w7
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

1t is now said that Ben HoIladay is
himself a candidate for the u. S. Sem
ate. lie deems it safer to be repre-
sented 10 that body in person than by
proxy,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

IHE STAGE RoBBERY.-The trial Of the mon
charged With robbing the stage on the Canyon
city road, few weeks since, is progressing be.
lore Judge Deadly, of the U. s. District Conrt, a.
Portland. The evidence seems. thus far. tn
point to the guilt OF the parties.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

"WIrH raB DISTINCT UNDERSTANDING THAT
IF ELECTED I SHALL he rnE pREslDENr, NOT OF
A PARTY, BUT OF THE WHOLE PEOPLE, ACCEPT
THE MASSES OF QUA couSrRrMEs, NoRrH AND
Souru, ARE RACER TO cLAsp HANDS ACROSS
TUE BLOODY cHAsM WHICH HAS roo oSe prrip-
ED rnzN. FORGETTING THAT rHEy HAVE psES
ENEMIES IN THE JOYFUL Consciousness THAT
THEY ARE AND MUST HEScEFoRrn RsMAis
BRETHREN. HORACE GREELEY
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

~ you desire rosy checks and comp1exIon
iair and flee from Pmples. glotctes and Er,,,,.
uons. purify your blood by taking Dr. pierce.s
ooiden Medical Discovery. II has no equal for
this purpose. ''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
WHAT HORACE GREELEY KNOWS
ABOUT
MA CHIMES,
OUR FAV0RlTE SEWING MACHINE! !
me cheapest and best sewing machine novu
manufactured for family use js """
probably the
NEW WILSON !,

WE CERTAINLY WOULD USE yo rrrrr
~ er since It works with equal fs1iit,,i ~ ~
InusiIn WOODEN cloth, carnbric. farIefsn on
-. ne, and Ieather 1t does not paraIyze The s,,,
does u demand an fncessaut sf,nn.g, ~ Mnehher s
~ cn' Where the difficulty Is There + no dining, nd
III. ~ % Iuns snoothly and evenly II hn,n.
~ tssis tncks. gathers and binds II does ,hs r1,
~ ana most beautiful work OF, carnirtn nm, nm
hd,n "a aho VIII do braiding better than can .a 10
cbcsrsy, ~ t,a umna. IL also has the merit OF BENZ
irs,p p,,cnassa. with plain, substantial eover
III mn sland and walnut frame nicely inishcs T.,
,,., ,r igr & ~: IL does not get out 0f order III,
gIemk u, necdIes nor slip. nor pucker the clo.h
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
snapped Hands and Face.
Sore Lips, Dryness OF the Skin,
Ae xH<

Cured at once by HEGEMAy's CaNpuop
ICE WITH GLYcERrNE. II keen. the hand.
.olt IN all weather. See hat you get HYGE.
MAN's. VI Sold by all Druggists, only rs cent,
. manufactured only by HgoEaAM Il Co, Chem.
ISIS and Druggists, New York. fanI3'7Iv1
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

The Albany DEMOCRAT, the hest
conducted local paper in Oregon. has
entered upon its eighth volume. Rorr.
land Herald. " : w
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
ED U CATIONAL!
ALBANY COLLEGIATE INsTITUTR
First Trmestcr begins
al Departments as follows:
Bookkeeping and Business.
Telcgraphy.

There will be rtmentas
ana sno arts Bookkeeping
-.s1N"- ~spa1smenS Telcgraphy
rse. the
The Normal common
Practice of Teaching
Book. Rusines
me lepment OF
Ioieg building
W. 70 sAo'onsey
UNSURPASSED ADVANTAGES IN MUSIC PAINTING AND DRAwrei
W particulars send or catalogue Address r. h
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

TO TO TURRELL-S FOR GEyr,s
~ Clothing and Cents Furnishing Good. ~
az descriptions. lie has also a large stock Of
ppys Clothing. Hats, Shirts, etc, which be /,
selling very low.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23
WILSON SEWING MACHINE

seeh e,a made By skiIIful combination of b,a,,
sired ri 1nat u has left nothing to be de-
AoONe ~ CO., Agents.
Albany, Oregon.
MINER &c Pc ARSON
"ehcrai Agents. 20 First st., Portland or.u,..'
ysnHf. N6"'''
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

Brick Pomeroy's Democrat names
"the STATE RIGHTS DEMOCRAT. the
ablest Democratic news paper in Ore
gon," as among the papers which re-
fuse to support Greeley and Brown.
Mr.. Brick we thank you for your
compliment but would respectfully
suggest that your head needs soaking
Retire to the nearest frog pond and
drown yourself.
The Roseburg PaatagrapA intro
dnces a screaming leader in favor
of Grant with this forcable illustra-
ton; "The man who would push the
ady OF his choice from the brink of a
ieep chasm, and laugh to see her
iescend the precipice, would be ar.
'ested for his madness, and, perhaps
lung for his crime" Serve the
larned cuss right, too.
The Philadelphia Press thinks that
'nmner's letter to Blain "proves the
senator's resoluteness in his recent
ction, as,well as the keenness of his
hetoric." The Springfield RepubH-
an says: ut is playful to a tigerisb
egree, and loses nothing by it. The
luareness with which the Senator
leets and demollshes his opponent
axes his letter one of the most tonic 6
reductions of the compaign. We
'prehend that it won't take many :
'oyocations like Blaine's to BRING
7. Sumner on to the stump. :,
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1872-08-23

0 VI al Immoral act.
Ihe "Old Man" exhibits the intol.
ierance OF his class and betrays the
animus of his letter in the following
hing at other denominations:
1T is true that the M. r. Church
South, and perhaps few Others whinh
tnrew their influence on the side of the
southern Confederacy, during the
a :, american Conflict, will hurrah for
the Greeley ticket.'' "
Here We have a glimpse at the
true character of the Registers cores
pondent. The Methodist Episcopal
South, and a "few otbersn
which he dares' not mention. are
'harged with throwing their whole
nnuence on the side of the Southern
jonfederacy. What yilIainous fal.
liler and slanderer, incognito, is the
'harisaical Old Man." The mr. r
church, South, held its Conference in
his city last week. Aged and emf.
ent ministers were here fresh from !
'elr Southern homes. They preached t
, congregations as large and as in {
as ever assembled in the city /
10 everyone who heard them will
stify that not one word of politi- ],
u nature escaped their lips. @With I
=, a,'iee toward none and charity for a
! shey preached the gospel of the o
rlnce OF Peace, leaving others whose
ie and indicative natures qualify tt
en- Tor such work to tear agape the at
aling, wounds of the nation and I,
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

NOTHING ELSE WILL ANSWER'-If
YOU are hoarse, have a cold. or a hard
cough, ask your druggist for Ha.e's
Honey of Horehound and Tar. Take
nothing else. 1t is the one sovereign
remedy for all complaints of the thrua;
and lungs. C~rittenton's : 9th enu
Sold by all druggists. Pixies tooth
ache drops cure III one minute. p
II. Fred. Brooks, the well-known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, guns, fish
ing tackle. OvS cigars. tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods, has removed to
MiIlard's store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
LoST.-On Sunday morning last, a
gold match box. 1t has a gold quartz
set on top. and initials 81. w. w" on
one side. The finder viii! be rewarded
10y leaving the same at Willis Drug
store.
People can save money by buy
ing their dry goods at the store of
Olcovich Bro hers.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
REPUBLICAN MEETING LAST NIGH

REPUBLICAN MEETING LAST NIGHT.
The meeting, last evening, at the
heater. was an immense one in point
of numbers. The house was packed
solid with people-not a square inch
Of Standing room was left u~noccupied
After The usual prelInIinaries. opening
remarks. music. etc, J. Il. Jones WAS
introduced to the aSsemblage present,
and vas speaking at the time oar paper
Went to press.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
POLITICAL PRIE TING.

All political printing done ut this Office
advertising or job work-mu>t he paid
for in advance. THIS rule applies to all
parties, and Will be strictly enforced.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

,. ..,l ,-jrI L., s.riotlv o,t,-.1J
FALL RACts.-The Fall meeting Of
the Nevada State Jockey Club Will
riu la rrr
co,nu,an.irr ,o.1,v Tra.lov o,rolo,
-, rho ,r,ol. r.s o, NOT j., sno
vi.,o,
"I''
~ T,na nn7
h"''o' "h '"" 'te"''- . E -
- tu'N '' 2' ~
Nv" ''''> anu iTi"'"' ~ '3'.H ~
Ir'".'', ~ a"
aopl "a,
l"S
son e',te'> n,lS ~ 49, - "
io'h' p''' l-"'',,' w.
IL 10" - e','c'> E'''"''ft"' ~
!ietc'ir>' "'"h -'''''i'a, hN!,''''!''
We, Tf,,I@f. eh,t'N iNE''H ILLS,
80 nu',"E . r'tb,x rn0i
by Norfolk. dam Ala &. Entries for
All subsequent races mus '-o~c WIN
- ,,,..r
- D., III a.o, Ia rrm
, W., ~ Drr,,H L,r-a kan,
oud W., :anrrn.- Lnr.a T.yan.v Canrs
H.. ,iIl ,,rrv ms r,uu.I, aud Twenty
CoanirI a.n, La.,-.; 81, ;, a
- '..r =. 49, oor,.
BoRAX.-Jar0b l.. Beam, tie we'll
known and pionccr teamstpr, arrived
u C,i,u
a. NV" VI '"'''"'' "'' " N'""
bus. with a load of horIN. aud went on
:" " "nt,mu ~ in
men~e quantities OF horax will he
siiippti hnrltiG TINS ana next year
a'lu II me BUSINESS '"' ne "'''"''e'' l"
thl> point 1t VIII DC lhi,neh>e ii'
portance 10 carson my. w" uh'ler
stand that A hnnhrfd tons per ih"tlin
Will be nf'ei Tor san fTah'l>t.n' an"
nope ina, zoe " L. Il: H. VIII 5" ar
range the price Oh iiet-ht l"a' VIZ
shall at a future time give onr readers
an idea OF the h"raN deposits as well
a. 'He '"'"' '
From CARSON To RENO.-The Jour
nov from Carson CITY 10 Reno is truly
r
one OF c"'iii"ii al '"'s ''Iut' 'ne 'eti'
PIE J"It'h- Ph>>eu-eiS were u'ato','
p'v Su"Jeete" 10 oS t'ie "lu "'t'''"i" -
traHei i no" t.,i's t"e r1St:
Tue P"e"Sei az TX H,tt'IiIt
dnc:Or, Harry S~i,rieveS. is aver on the
alert to attend l." the orni"rt OF his
ia.rn. :, u ,i,,o is shor, 40
ver. !, NOT far n detention in Keno.
the trip To- the Bay would be one of en-
tire measure and comfort.
AT HALF NAsr.-ih hi9S curry
Engine Company No. 2. of this city,
were living At half-ina>t YESTERDAY,
u
sunday last. Kin had long been a
mernher OF the Virginia Fire Depart
t,.,it, aud held the office of Chief
Engineer for manv wears. lie was, at
one time, a resident of this city.
.on tho straits vastord,v
n ,oyrp was alive with ueonle. and
everybody seemed to have an object
in view or some particular duty to
perform. Many persons NO doubt
come to the Capital to be in at
tendance a; the Fall races which com
iel'ce ,o-"ar over ahr a.s", o"u,
for a week. at least.
CooNlh 'LhhhS 'Ffich'- lester
the testimony in the case VIM.
Sharon vs.. F. d. sweeney @, ais. was
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
L oCAL ikTELLICEkC 6
UNITED STATES MAILS.

Reno-Arrives from at $50 a. m. Closes
for at ESQ p. m.
NlrviHia-trrivcS from at 10 a m.
Closes for at SD p. m.
Genoa and hurnrh-ArriVaS from at
$50 D. IN. Closes Cor AT $50 n m.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
In BAD TAsrE.-Dr. Peter West gave

/" 81 \
Sunday evening. on the subject of
spiritualism, which was exceedingly
, interesting, and was listened to with
marked attention by all present. AT
the close of the lecture the Doctor
stated that the owners of the ball had
been kind enough to let him have the
use of the theater for the evening
without setting any stated price tor the
same, and would he satisfied with
whatever could he collected from the
audience present. After making the
above statement, and upon passing the
hat. almost the entire congregation
made for the door in double quick
time. That such action was in hal
taste nc one will deny. 1t showed
bad breeding, and put us in mind OF
the fellow who crawled through a
window three nights in succession to
see Il MINSTREL performance and then
pronounced the show a "bllk.' No
one Nee! pay ANYTHING at the lecture
did thew not feel so inclined. "Never
lose Your self respect" BE what
you seem to be-
MoRE TALEST.-E. Dreyfous. a mu-
sician of considerable renown, has ar
rived in town, and intends perma-
uentIv locating in Carson City. Mr.
-. has long been associated with the
orchestra, at Piper'S Opera House in
Nirg:nia; he is a thorough musician
and composer. and Viii dnuhtie~S
prove a great assistance to ChaS. w.
Friend. the able conductor of the Ear
son BRASS Hand. We are pleased that
Mr.. DrevtouS intends becoming an ac
tive member of tho band. and predict
tor n boys comprising y rich mar
T n 49,.
spence, ). NHrpnE, y ;. JueaZ, D.
bt'i-'N. i-IlitiIe: y ). buU,e iieo
H"lt N'tli: \tfGi'iIt' II. i'a>iS "a
m.It' ~ Nif'E> 'hh Mhe' ANS d.
i''h,F' i'en'N IFchFt' ~" t,hc,,G'
l" - i'+l',I!N' H. - -i','n' ~ WI
l't''>' >. 'a~inreath' WINE -. AP-
n'ehee' "t"fSe ihoii','h' - l'a's'
DAVIS. J. W. Eidiuger. Cal>ar I>sar>.
'i w H"agiahd, Johil + burns I. Nj
LIST or MISUNDERSTANDING is a
Lis, n l.t+ar ran,.i,inr in tho arson
-
, ny ~f'Si"illce. 'E'oner -. 81
" ~ -,
w. " ~
49, ri'>H Louise iilhA' l. 1
roll W. - Daring. y. u. i''I"lt' "
Ii~a>ting~. George Hilderbrand. +. :
Taunton, George Is; iiiii- r.. Nfe>nei
Ernd~,,.,- 90 Wm pbaIns II T.
,u-nr = S,rrua II SAW,
> I.,.o- ", Ith
CoNNALEsCENT.-Brown, the man of
Rs who kaaps that oniet litt,e
D..
Ia,- Iaar - H. T,.,;na'. nni." has
been suffering from cholera and fever
'lle PAS t.sIlt JAYS. Mr.. ID. ~ Oh
chirnirg ro,,rd ,s Evaiv a. any f
canarv birds We can't afford ia
lo>a II II BROWN for no know. wal
nov to kaan an ordarI v bou.a
ACCoMNoDATIoN.-J. Nj. Benton. the
ante0ri,inr livery stable keeper. sends
handsome hack TO any n desiring
'i'litr : i,aNe s'LI> Ill Gown, or go
mart of town 10 the cars il tif,
ants each The Jrivar ;S,u acrou
,r,i,5inr reptIe,nanlv vouno man
,nd every ,~tt.utiou i mid 10 the com
rort of 0ur towuspeopIe
sitl do we'll to make A note of IT.
TEAMS Observation-Disclosures is di-
-ec,ed to an advertisement Of the Y.
= p Comna,v in arotba- col.
INN c,II;,r ~ teams 70 h.ri wood
md ~marchandisa from the Nnupd
to Gold Hin and virginia. An
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
Arrivals At the Hotels.
ST cHARLEs-aEoRaE fuFLY PRoPRrErcR.

f r Smith,. Virginia IL Ballman, Carson Val
aIiss N Murphy. Genoa J II Thies, still water
A Livingston Il wife, (" l. Ewing, Dayton
Dr. NJ A Tehlosser, ST NJ A Neil. sacramento
VI Leod, Emglre D Rathge, silver City
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
THE COURTS.
CIVIL NOTE5.

The Committee of Seventeen, appointed by
the Bar Association 10 lay memorial against Judicial
Corruption before tho legislature WILL It II said pro
coed 10 Albany tomorrow.
The Murray Coulter fight over the Police
Justiceship OF the Yorkvo district continued yes
terday before Judge Brady In the Supreme Court Circuit
Henry r. Mccain and Henry N Sawyer, p0llclerks OF
the XXVth district OF the Nineteenth Ward, ana
Inspector George n. Walling the principal wit
IN the case of Swords and Betty agt. Owen,
tried the Superior Court lately plaintiffs, who were
doing business under the firm name OF Swords Betty
Co.. sued defendant for stock operations. ID. NJ
Porter for defendant raised the point that plaintiffs
having no person In the firm 10 represent the Co..
guilty OF ~ msdemeanor under the statute, and there
fore could not recover Plaintiffs demurred, and the de
nrrer was Overruled yesterday by Judge Jones, the
defendants point being sustained
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09

The Philadelphia Legal Gdsette publisbes
the following curious letter OF John Adams which bs.
lately with 6hcr valuable manuscripts come into the
OF the Historical Society Of Pennsylyap.
10 letter particular friend, who had writtensto Mr.
Adams in July 1906 paying him very high compliments
and ia may be inferred from an Endorsement one OF
the Letters referring letter from Gen Washington TO
Adams dated In the critical OF 1885, In which
wsshin gtOn writes thus:
MOUNT VERNON July Is, 1898.
Believe me- Sir. more cordially approve OF
tho aud prudent measures Of your administration
they ought To inspirr universal confidence.
The following Is the reply Of John Adams:
QUINCY, Aug Is, 1901
DEAR SIR In your letter OF the eth OF July Halter
with very high eulogies and complete the climax OF
them with the opinion OF Washington For the future,
pray TO spare yourself the trouble VI quoting that
great authority In my favor. Although no man has
more setted opinion OF his integrity and virtues than
myself nevertheless desire that my life, actions and
administration may be condemned 10 everlasting obiv-
lon and will add infsmy. IL they cannot be defended
BY then ovn intrinsic merit and without the aid Of Mr.
Wsshinstons Judgment. The FedePahsts, o. they
called by themselves and by their enensA have done
themselves and their country inoalculsb injury by
making Washington their military, political, religious.
ana even moral pope and ascribins everything to him
hshcoeh, Samuel Adams John Jay aud several othsrs
have been much more essential characters " America
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
DFCISTONS.-JAS s.

Ctprc,Df Court Ehdmbers-By judge Barrett
Gimme proof Of corruption hut no
us ground Of pcon motion denied with $40 costs ChnsiAi OF al
Thrss costs Tracy 81 al agt htmayer
N5ion de- led With Levy agt Strsus Application den"o
Chsom Rhneand-hemoranda Tor coupSe A1As ~ 'HVN
Memoranda for counsel o. MI. a...,
By Jndge Crlolo-BemhAri e al agt Strau denied
SUneyjor CouTt--SDecidi TerR--By Judge Barbour.-
Allen act Aen-The Summons must be snneIe ana PROOF OF
as required hy rule Of Court No "a DeWoh ag CndAl-o,ns
grroI Uornterger HornbergerMoon for reference gant
Dbl % sgt Phuge-ori'T granted Bryce sgI Lonh"-Mouoh
grated
Common pIcas-Specidl Tcrm.-By Judge Loew.-
prco at emorandnm FOR counsel malh ~"
Walsce-Judgrrut for plaindf ordered
Rv JUDGE Lar ore-Smh agt CooeySee opinion strong %
Spoul-See oIn Bell ag Dsv&See menorandum 10Y
United STATE, District Court.-By Judge Blatchl9rd
t matter bankrupt discharge eiu'e on
the ground that &. did keep proper books Of account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-01-09
TRIBUNE, TUESDAY, JANUARY o. lS72-TRPLE SHEET.

mendatons in their Judgment arc neoeesar 70 reduee
TO minimum tho expenditures OF the terks oinco 10
this Board earliest time practcahe ana that no
appointment 10 any Office under the BOARD pe nli4e
until the report Of said committee Is received ana nhAy
acted upon by the Board
Which adopted by the following vote: ~
Afirmative-Adermen COchrane, ConOver, Falcoh'r'
Fitzgerald, Gilsey Joyce, Martin, McLaen, Mehrpaeh'
Radde. Vance Van Schaick, and Wlder-3.
The following were appointed such committee:
Aldermen Falconer, Gilsey, and Martin.
The following resolution offered by Alderman
Vance: -,
Resolred That with the concurrence Of the Board OF
Assistant Aldermen, Joint committee, consisting OF
three members OF each Board, be appointed whose duty
IL shall be 10 report to their respective Boards the names
OF an employees under the Boards OF Aldermen ana As
sisant Aldermen of 1911 their designation. the duties
performed by each Of them, and the compensation
therefor.
Which was adopted by the following vote:
Affirmative Aldermen COchrane, C0nOver, Facoher'
Fitzgerald, Gisey, Joyce Martin, McI1ren. MehTOdch
R9dde Vance, Van Schaick, and Wilder-B
The following appointed such committee:
Aldermen Gsey, Mcl.aren, and Mehrbach
Alderman Van Schaick moved that when the BOaru au
jOurn IL do adjourn 10 meet again on Thursday January
4, 1872, at o'clock p. III.
Adopted.
The Board upon motion OF Alderman Gilsey ADJOURNED
h. b. snAFER, Clerk pro tem
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H4RBOR ABUSES.
THE MERCHANTS REQUEST HARRIS REMOVAL
The following petition was prepared on Sst.

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