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New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

w.,a,n., Tho bss large saloon IN this city
has been companed Of for selling liquor On %,yoc,
:. Be a xnisS thc tSSes for 1873
have not besn paid Considerable valuable land ass M
been dspSssd mons Judge
Depue and his associates. The Grand jury was ~"
selted and sworn In Tas sy ~ nsS rs Is aart and So
ustices appeals. There will also be some criminsi
business Court o. SaasS puy Of grand lar
ceny in stealing gold watch from Broad,s jewely
store has been sentenced to three Sss Seen
repaired The bridge Is now open 10 travel uus VIII oo
closed again at next Saturday Tor fursner
ELnABETHTbe Rev James b. Paterson ps'or ha@s os
on Monday from o three months Tip IN Sp EulSps % %
pleasant reception was given him py sng en"n County
Court viii reopen to-day James Brown, Hugh Master %
SON, Patrick Feely, aud William THOMPSON v,r were
charged from jaiI yesterday, their terms naV"s ex-
pired. mass meeting of German residents held
In Concorda Hall Monday night ana .aoy Expressed
free traGho only. John Corec who atrocoa,Iy as
sauted John COlgan, was at late hour on Monday
ing he was again released under $500 ball.
NEw-BRusswIcK-Robert N. Woodwork, President d:'i,
OF the deunos Carpet Company ;o RANK was de-
frsuded out OF ssOOe consuming ITS entire capta ana
causing the Bank TO suspend as arasDed
yesterday In tho Middlesex County court Mr Coo",s
Tor the prisoner asked 70, S an Messr
and Albeit could not appear, Mr. Brooxe oeine Gu
gagged In the NewYork Court and Mr. ADDICT Is apeeu,
in Europe The prosecutor stated that he was
90 with the trial. The Court then nAeo Auosu"''
the 22d inst for the trial.
wAvEREY.-A large number OF people ATTENDED ,no .
Fair Yesterday The horticultural Department 10 Detter
filled tbs wear than at any previous exhibition. Secre
tary Robeson will deliver an address tomorrow. Inc
roads the grounds to Newark and Ehzaoetn nave
both been sprinked to prevent dust. tH
GUrrESBURG.-Charles Dundirf preferred charges
against Henry Brockey, before Justice Dwyer' ior
alleged highway robbery. A warrant was issueu'
WEEHAwKES.-A number Of the more prominent
residents are xious be consolidated with HoDoAen
providing they can become separate ward
RosEvULE-The Rosevile Presbyterian Cnurcn 10 70 70
ne enlarged soon The eongre gaton has contributed
co. 900 for that purpose.
ORAsGE-Tae Overseer Of the Poor OF East Orange
has received an appropriation OF si50
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
DEPARTMENT INVESTIGATIONS.

THE FIRE DEPARTMENT ACCOUNTs-DEFENsE OF THE
COMMISSIONERS OF CHARITIES AND CORRECTION.
Commissioner of Accounts Howe, in pursu-
ance Of resolution of Board of Aldermen has be-
gun an investigation into the accounts OF the Fire
Department. The ground covered Will be about the
same as in the investigation Of the accounts OF the Com
missioners Of Charities and Correction. 1t has been
charged that the feed and other supplies for the Fire
Department furnished by relatives Of officials OF
the Fire Department and contrary to the Charter which
provides that all supplies materials furnished the
departments amounting TO $1,000 over, shall be ad
vertised for. The investigation will be very thorough
and will last for several weeks
The reply Of the Commissioners OF Charities and Cor
rection to the charges made by Commissioner Howe
will be forwarded IL is understood to Alderman Cooper
Chairman of the Law Committee OF the Board Of Alder
men, to-day The Commissioners decline TO make the
report public claiming that it would be dscourteous to
the Board OF Aldermen, by whom IL was called for,
until IL has submitted to that body II is stated that
the Commissioners viii endeavor to show in this report
that they acted within the provisions of the Charter
aud that all their transactions, including the pur-
chase OF supplies they had been actnaed by desire 70
the public interests and out ideas OF
trenchment. Tney profess to believe that the report
will be complete answer TO the charges against them.
oners aud vouchers, statements and contracts Of all
kinds including the meat accounts, the -four contracts
and Others will be thoroughly examined They profess
to have wish to conceal anything.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
A HOMICIDE INVESTIGATED.

An inquest was held yesterday in the case
of Martin Album OF No. l32 Baxterst, who beaten
with truck rung in front Of his residence by Edward
QUINN on night OF Tuesday, the sth inst, ana died
three days afterward Of his injuries In Bellevue Hos
pital IL shown In evidence yesterday tnat the
night OF the sth drunken entered the grocery
store Of Album, and elected by John Hoten,
. relative Of AlburD and. returning. was
again elected. Tue hour was late and the
door Of store closed after this second election
but the woman returned again, and hammered at the
closed for time. throwing bricks and stones
a; 1t. She warned away by Album from an upper
window. The woman withdrew and returned in few
moments with four men, who assisted her in further
attempts demoish the door, handing her bricks TO
ning at it, and otherwise encouraging her. Holton
went out by a side door TO call policeman,
aud when he returned found that Album had
descended the stairs and opened the door
with the woman, but had been assaulted by the men,
and at that moment in the the midst Of them being
whom he identified in the prisoner Quinn, run
standing there, and strike Auburn a heavy blow
on the head. Album at fell, and the
policeman. coming up soon afterward, arrested Quinn
An ambulance was sent for. and Album was conveyed
the Bellevue Hospital, where he Ched. The jury
dered verdict of death by blow with q stick in the
hands Of Edward Quinn, who was committed to the
TOmbs answer,
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

elected 70 the third Office in the state that
sitbongh at the time in very bad health ana apvs.
sle To- go through the trying ordeal OF the
On his return from Albany he was cotnpeneo 70 rssrh
the sick eouch which he had left contrary 70 Ine
of his medical adviser, aud for some time sppesse %
no IN great danger. Subsequently he reviveo anu an
took as deep an before in the weae of the
Orier which devotion gained for bim last onth the
dnring the recent session Ithaca. Atn ugh suffering
from complication Of diseases, inclu ding in the
spine he performed all his duties ct she Grand Lodge
but on his return this city, he wa taken to his home
which he never again left HIS leath has caused SAD
ness among the of The Order In which he was
very highly respected, and ds funeral will be attended
by the grand officers and ~ all the Lodges within rea
sopabe distance Of the city The body will lie In state
I'm the Grand Ledge room at Odd Fellows Hail. from p.
m. Saturday evening until noon ON Sunday ana .ne
funeral monies will take place at pm on o"nuas'
the Grand Chaplain of the state officiating.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
BASE BALL.

The Athletics of Philadelphia played their
first game in this vicinity since July on the Union
Grounds yesterday, with the Mutuals Of this city, and
received very fac reception 5000 persons being pres
ent Tho game was the seventh OF the championship
series between these clubs, and closely contested
throughout. Mr.. Mclean having been chosen umpire
called play at 1885, with the Athletics at bat The
fielding of both sides up to the fifth inning OF the
shsrpest description. the totals then standing to
the Mutuas favor. In their other four innings the Ath
lecs failed to add to their while the Mutua by
errors OF Fsler Sutton and McGeary, added two
runs theirs coming out the vctors by of to
The most notable features In the game the fine
catching OF Capp and magnificent one-hand catch by
Reach IN the right field. which loudly appauded.
For the Mutuas, much In praise Of their playing
cannot DO sad alddtther utmost TO win but Carey,
start and Higham bore of the honors. Two fine double
plays made during the game. one by Mcteary aud
Anson In the seventh inning for the Athletics, and
other by Hgbam Burdock, and Nelson in the fourth in
ming, for the Mutuals. Appended is the
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 15.-Commodore Andrew
Bryson ordered to the command of the NavyYard at
Portsmouth, N. H.. the 21st inst Passed Assistant
Surgeon H. G. Ecksein, to temporary duty at League
Island Penn Acting Assistant Surgeon Joseph Taylor,
to the receivng-sb Potomac at Philadelphia Passed
Assistant Engineer James H. Chasmes to the Kearsarge
per the OF Oct for San Francisco Commodore
John c. Howell is detached from the NayyYa at Ports
mouth N H. che 1st nst and ordered 10 proceed TO
Washington and report for other duty ChiefEngiDeer
II. NJ Barteman from the NavyYard at Boston on Oct.
and ordered the Saranac San Francisco Chief
Engineer III. 3. Davids the Saranac the report
ing reef and ordered report for duty in charge
OF the stores in the steam Engineering Department at
the Navy Yard, Mare Island, Cal.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
LOCAL MISCELLANY.
rpp.srRER sPINNER's POLICY.


x,,e cry BANKS NOT OPPOSED TO THE CALL FOR
AN ADDITIONAL FIVE PER CENT OF LEGAL
TENDERS FOR REDEMPTION PURPOSES,
Treasurer Spinner's call upon the National
h.nk for an additional ve per cent of legal tenders or
redemption purposes attracted considerable attention IL
wa-st Yesterday. Mr.. Thompson Of the First Nsuons'
Bank said that it was matter neither OF surprise hO
Of specia regret that the Treasurer should requ.S
an additional deposit Of five per cehs
city banks very much ih'ea0'
the maintenance Of this redemp"on
Before the establishment Of this system eA'i. -
been made 10 have redemption and distributes
attached 90 the New-York clearinghouse MI ino",p
con bad opposed adoption OF such measure As W
Thought that the bureau should he estaplsneu py u
Goyernment Now that 1t existeo' tne ciV o~nAs
ou,d not allow 1t to fail His bank had suthoriSed the
rervardipg OF their deposit, and maay other oanAs
,.,a "a the same They required 60 keep on hand
q large reserve, and it made little dlnerence ~hethe1
they kept II bank vaults In Newfork or IN tne iea
ury vaults at Washington. Many of the BANKS espe-
riaIy those the country, would not comply "th no
reopest The reason was that ever since toe creation
n; ,he National bank SYSTEM the country banks have
had the ad vantage OF circulation for their notes. anu
rarely been called upon TO redeem them. Under the
new system. as as their notes reach washington
they are returned the several banks for
process which annoys them exceedingly froDaoy
ess than quarter of the banks voald be recPeneo ~
this sum amounting to 4,oOaOo woud Do sumc'eu' io
redemption purposes Tue five per cent fand hao pse
absorbed owing TO the fact that the Dahks, nnu
been loaded up with lot OF dirty and mutilated cur
reucy which they could not pay out ana 3pcn tne
tabshment OF the bureau they sent AZ 10 Mashln
for redemption. Another reason was that the
of business been such that the natured Dank
had drifted business centers instead OF De"g & rU
generally dlffused through the country st Du,Ius
August there had been pressure Ior io1vnp I'm
tion which woudx probably not Occur cur rasent asr
durisR the year. stall another reason Tor tne pes%ehe %
ologged condition OF the redemption Dnreau Was INC .no
inexpericnee Of the clerk many OF whom were wooon
and unacdnanted with the methods In vOgee allons
HANGERS III the banks should not come iorwarG wit1
fhsr ye er ceDt could be still accomplished
by yeiaying the forwarding OF legal tenders from WASH
i1xton 10 the creditor banks. Mr. Thompson DeneVeu
howeyer that the S4O0OO0O which would probably be
Forthcoming would be sufficient for all ordinary re-
demptOn purposes.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
DEATH OF GRAND MASTER vANDERvooRr.

Charles VandervO0rt, Grand Master of the
Independent Order Of Odd Fellows who died on Mon
day night at his residence No 40 East
nneteenIhst born IN this city May &C. 1920 and
was also educated here BE rst initiated into the
Order in Pacific Lodge, No. Us, at Flushing. Queens
County and at once took deep welfare
When an application wac made for the organization Of
Ocean Lodge, No. no. Of this CITY, he became one Of the
charter members, the Lodge receiving its warrant In
August, 1S47 Soon after It's establishment he was
elected Secretary, aud subsequently filed tho Offices OF
Vice Grand Noble Grand, and Junior Past Grand. He
was next elected Representative to the Grand Lodge Of
the State, which ONCE he nlled for several years
He became o member Of Mamre Encampment
No. 90 soon after ne had passed the chairs"
In his Lodge, and after filing several
subordinate ofaces. was elected Grand Patriarch
10 August 1884. fng that ONCE until August, 1865
OurRG the session of the GRAND Lodgs IN is72 he was
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

Eth Arenus Hotel-Senator Roscoe Conkllng OK
uues sIGoy A. H. Bullock Of Mssssebassts J"ass A.
C%lbe and yobn Williamson o. b.t.
maaor. John r. Gollsborough, ~
Hssse- d. Cameron OF harrisburg 10 eps heno1' ~ Tis,s
Of The French Legation Bsrnum's HoSpuscS c,sr ~ "
81 NteAoas HoeI-Senaiors D. Oono,.I " n,n,.i
1y uo,f,~n D Prsbie California he fofs hek-
cs yobn Webouse Of The steamship CITY Of hohusaL t
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

The best "ELAsTIC Truss warranted th
best, is sold at PoxERoYs, 744 Broadway, for 81.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

For an elegant, fashionable HAT of superior
quality 90 the manufacturer EsPKSscHKD, l8 Eau
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

LYoN's INSECT POWDER will destroy " big
bugs. well bedbugs red ants eroon bugs hea &C. Sold onl
in bottles.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
HOME NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

r r'ARRsoxsrwR YESTERDAY. At HupSUrs. IN BROADWAY .
S.u-72i Soon-7e'. 3 D a.-7e' x'dusss-h' y
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

The Fall fashion of Gentlemen's HATS is
distinctive soyel peculiarly elegant introduced by KNOX Visit
either Of s 2l2 Broadway and the Fifth Avenue Hotel
make Jour purchases.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

1a. "a 81 sts 5tA 9th 7th 9th 9th Total.
ssSls.i' Ma.:st..........d g %
Umpire, Mr. MeLeau Of Philasepbs Runs .spsd-Athlsae
Mutual W6ss-Ptehsd b. Mcbride. 25i 1 Mathews TO- Tine
ef game, hearA
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

ELAMPLOUGH's PYRETIC SALINE is the cure for
bousne smallpox skin disease and other Spring and
ailments Sold Chemists throughout the world and the
Maker ll3 Holboruhl Lo1don Engaad. Use substitute
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16
Ihnnuuncemenal

DANDRuFF. F.-BURNETT's COCAINE removes.
New-York tribune., 1874-09-16

RARE OLD CHINA, WORKS OF ART.-NoTICE
RKxOyAMr FkkDK DAVIS bees Ia inform American amateurs
that he has removed from 81 TO AZ Pail Mall Londoo England where
he usual hne collection Of Bngs and Foreign OLD
OLD Furniture, Clocks Candeabras Bnames
tique Boatee pictures sale object
sold with ~ its antiquity AZ Pail MAIL b. W. London
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

DEM NSYLVANIA RA1LRO D.-THE
III GREAT TRUNK LINZ AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trans NewYofk and Conandtss
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
DO Uhom II man 0onrern

A CABINET SIZED India ink PICTURE of
N Hou HORACE GBEELEY Can be at The Tribune OMee
Ad5rsss Nrs y. L. Box lON
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
Nurses.

"a
entire children required companion at house
hold elderly oupe; oot also attend in store Is
cheerful wiling and obng; references to ehar1cter integrity
and capacity; allowed 70 have her e eld nb
her Gail for address Mrs SMITH, 10 Ienhst VIZ
Ilnsl lurph L
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

gitnatiuns Wanteo--a alales

Gardeners. ID
GARDENER, COACHMAN, &c.--By North
y Of ireland Protestant young dnVe. take Of
hops mls DO gardening chores Se Call al
CAluEhrERs, l3S West llb-t, 6th-sve.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

NJ EW-HAVEN, HARTFORD. &c. = Fare,
~ 81 70 PesAsBp for Es Haven is IL
DALI tsEAaAJs sIesgtssl sssssstRs siu bs IALssa
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

DEOPLE's LINE for ALBANY.-The splen
DREW and ST JOHN leave Pier A. foot Canahst
DAILY Sundays excepted at q p
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
gteamboats ano Railroads.

BRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc
lb Railroads Fare I'll Steamer LAURA
No night New York and no DAY boat om Bndge
not. eaner a. before.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17

III EAST 29TH-ST-A young American
4 girl. speaking French sishes the CARE Of GROWING
CHILDREN aid DO plain sewing Or ngh, chambersoIk.
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
GUNNER Retreats.

RCHDEACONis HOTEL, Bloomfield, n. y.
N Centrally located In The business part Of The town
d,ton good ressursnt plenty oil sned
room charges moderate
A FAMILY RESORT.-Beautiful landscape,
N groves drives gymnasium &C. Paade OF hmehos p9IND
Lind A. D 1862 Send stamp fof :" TOURISTS uuiae " '
HILL HOTEL, northampton, Mass
New-York tribune., 1874-04-17
Gitnaiions Uanie0--females
LAundresses.

I AUNDRESS-By a Protestant English
IL Young trelas LAusDREss flutes Paas p3soes
all kinds Of ladies' fnenes superior style and Soud
with quid has the est Of ety references
city country. Call at No. LOG Gthaye blue store
The New Orleans bulletin. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1874-1876, 1874-09-16
The REVOLUTION IS PEACE
AND ORDER.
Magnanimity of the Citizens,
Speech Of Hon. K. II. .srr.

rumor that Iong-:r.e. We. .ap.ur.i h, .irs.
eained creience, an excited assembly in front "
Che st. Charles Hotel, addressed b. til. Hon.
i. II. Mari. with the most happ. feet.
Mr.. Mari Congratulated .he citizens Of H~w Or.
.cans % the signal victory th"y Eat. achieved
over the usurratloB unie1 Ni.lcls they had
Sutfered.
He hoped That the S..tt1min5' stand the, ilaI
eaken, marked by careful avoidance 0: .lnricca.-
cary violence would convince the people and
Government ~ the United States tina. the only
Portion they had assumed vas tia: tIcv must
yestore the State to the charge Of its elected Of.
fecrs save il from ruin and protect it citizens
without regGId to class or race. l. had been
Tumored TIA. Kellogg and on gstrent were under
arrest
lie claimed for them that they should be sui
ment Was attained. Zach citizen now
-aae carr that the State received no detrment, iv
CONVINCING, the country, by cur orderly conduct
that We we're only enaeayormg to secure our just
rights without infringing OF the rights saf-ty
Of others
A poll force organized, though genera
was the careful adherence Of the ubc to ordn,
and sense it seemed almost needless For twely.
months past have labored faithfully for the
aemption Of this state.
II you have any affection Tor me- if you have
any regard for me; If you have any respect for
me ae l believe You have tor Gods sake. ard
for my sake do nothing to tarnisb the fair fame
of the State # Louisiana, or to diminish the
IrilDs ncy Of the victory you have achieved.
The remarks Of Mr.. Mari were received Wi.t
snb0lnded demonstrations Of approval.
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REPORT OF GEN. OGDEN TO
GOV. PENN.
Pho General 1nankel for Iii, calisair..

Gen. Ogden. oommaniin. force. IL tll.
field. addressed yesterday -. FOLLOWING, y
port to GGy. PGne
HEaD-.s..sEn. srA,E MIYryia
New Orleans, Ecpt Is, 1874.
Lieut.. Gov. d. u. Penn Actin, Governor State =
louisiana
.ss-I have the homo C report that am !.
entire possession OF the city. AL the point
heretofore occupied by tie enemy under ny
charge, to-wit the S.a.c-Fon." arsena! ann vi
police stations.
] await your further orders,
(Signed) y OGDEH
Gen. Commanding FORCES in the Field.
T. LEE SHUTE, Adjt.
Immediately upoI ia. reception Of t..
above report. Gov Penn .s-':si the following
arder:
Headquarters Egs.uT-yF NEr'r Of L.. ,
September -. 1874.
General Orders No. 2.
FIN. Ogden, Major Genera ."Mmandn. STATE
troops
GENERAL-In the nalas - IL. wow free people.
OF louisiana l return tC you, behalf 81 eur
enfranchised State, my solemn and hearted:
thanks To your skill and gallaptrv, and 10 tn,
glorious spirit and courage Il Ii citizen soldier.
Of New Oreans {. day ayr new boon -
liberty.
] shall communicate u. .Id.n :" yon a. a.
earliest moment.
BY command OF j. u. fEsr.
Lieutenant and Acting eSgs.rLr' .n1 CnmlaaA q
CT -in-Chief.
J DICKSON BEUNr. = !. :"
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SYMPATHY FROM ABROAD.

4 ,isp patch vas received mere :e-.erlas rom
Galveston asking Il the :eop'. Of New c-!oans
needed ssistance IN putting down .he H9lloss
usurpation. and If 50. announcing .ha. there
wer. 5000 men il tha: city. arnv. a,d Up .ped.
who we're read: t. com. 20. ur ;riie:.
The Mobile .r1.i.' !.it..i,!. NJ. 4 In.
18th inst. says:
The issue Of extra. 'to'n .i,u-. 10 ...h. at sven.
ing, aroused the sympathr or :hc most :ntlnei.-
tia citizens Of Mobile. and .rerara tiosls wer.
ma le by hundred Of them 20 go over :" Ne" Or.
leans special .raits Il. midnight, - render
what assistance they could I. .heir oppressed
brethren IN Louisiana. Il there La! been Ii" ap-
prehensiOn Of Grant interference n the matter
two Thousand Moblllan-, many OF them our most
substantial citizens, world have has.ened to I'll,
ar ilstance Of the men ia New Dr!il. who are
,;i5avoring to throw .f ~. yoke Ut The .pprcsSor.
The 70 loving d-pascIe. we:- :"ee:g"i .este.-
ia: at this office.
10 the Bull tin:
TRENTON, L.. sep, -, !. !; M.--7l4nton cx
tends congratulations and i "!ts ~. heart
and soul Three cheer. Cor .hc White Mc! =
Government. Nhcv. = Kellogg.
.Ir.lkN. - Trenton.
iIoUsynr. Tesas sept. II, 80 T NJ Peopt..
of the city, resident citizens. sons # Loulsiai!s
and New Orleans Congratulate their brethr.i
upon the ,.usp!c.'1. nj. ;helE #, .rts.
>,m. w. SMALL.
Houston Age.
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MAYoR.ITx or Nsv cRLttSs,

MAYoR.ITs or Nsv oRLk+sss
September 18th, 1871
01iztus o. Ser O,ledas--,t besoGo- u, ID }
- oA.sratuia;e eeu upon the restoration = 'lniS
electGd AMI riSbttui State authorities.
After enduring tor nearly two years the cr-troi
Of usurpers, their acts OF tyranny have AZ l'tgiil
eaiLd for resl- anl<. JhIe was instantaneous,
amy u sal and entirely successiui NOT 4 since
DsUhpING OFFICIAL phISG New IN ItIE EyER-
uS9 uF HIS FUNCTIONS WITHIN TuR LIMITS or
rHH CITY.
The employment Of forJt became t nee. ssity.
We dep ore the resulting lose OF life. While We
honor ..e memory OF the noble nea Who fell III
,,eteuse OF the rights dear Il al VIII, deserve 10
be free.
Upon this signal and most HONORABLE. recovery
~ yuur Political and Ciyil Nights. let m1 advise
extreme mode ration. Resume your avecatluns
- soon rs dismissed from organized ranks.
I'se the utmost fnrbearance towaId s thos. who
hold POLITICAL opinions adverse to yours Inter
fere WIN no pea ceful assemblaSe OF Your fellow
citizens "a any race or color
Use all your Influence t. preserve the pea.,e
aud to main ain the supremae. OF the law
Prove 70 the world that you can be az torbsarng
to those vino have u-urped and sbuseI authority
az you we're patient and long suffering under
their tyranny Seek no revenge foi past ih!nlies
but leave Your fallen enemlts to the fortunes of
Sheil own consoiences, and 10 the lastsug lniamy
which their acts have won for them.
LOUIS A. WILT, Mayor.