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PASTOR yosnURGH INDICTED.
lie Pleads Not Guilty ioa Charge of Attempt
lug 10 Poison his wife.

Among the indictments handed down by
the Grand Jury in the Hudson County On d.
Court Of Oyer and Termincr yesterday, was
one against the Rev. George b. Nosbureh OF the
Madison Avenue Baptist Church. Jersey Cuy,
accusing him Of Attempting to poison his Wie
Hattie. A bench warrant WAS ISSUED by judge
Garrottson. and Constable Shields served it on
the uustor Mt his rcsid"n'e on Clinton avcnq".
Nlr. NnsNurEli was arrAgnrd AT thu hnr ~ iH'
court. lie looked Ial' u, me stold W. t0 hear
the rrniing Of the Indictment, His G9uisr,; rN-
Gov. B,dlr and ex-senator Chns. II. Mlnllnld;
stood beside him. District Attorney MeHllI
merely gave the substance Of the Indictment
and then said; ,.
You are charged by the Grand Jury, in this
bin of indictment with having, on March ! = ai-
tempted To poison your wife, To this mdlei-
mrut whit Ou You plead
Mt NO-hurgh strHlLlli"nrd htmsrli VI, ana
in "a firm voice, rnplird: " Not lnliity,'
I'M l,trigl Auorng{ {"IH MA l1 BE- o M2q i
trial. The bondsmon, MAYOR Sr,ller and MIR.
Robertson. quickly signed thehall BOND, ana tho
clergyman was Released. Inc lllA WAS sci
down for May 49,
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LESSONS ~ COOKING.
Workinewomcn aud Girls ns Wen ms Busi-
ness Mems wives Pupiis

The winter session OF Mss Juliet Corson's
cooking school Will close on the first Of May.
Burin.. tho 1--WE months OF this term the range
pf instructions in cookery has been greatly cX-
tended. In ..ddiiion 10 the ladies' casses and
the plain cooks class. lessons have been given
to numbers Of workingwomcn. on one occa-
sion the assembly numbering over go women
Of all uecs over 10 and Of tho various nation
aitios that make up our cosmopolitan uopula-
ton. This instruction which was given in the
Oliyct chapel IN Second street, consisted Of an
object lesson Illustrating the peculiar methods
II domestic cookery and economy which Miss
Corepn H. trying to introduce into the homes Of
our work ngwomcn.
Tho utnu-il. ana materials for the lesson
wpr" taken from the school in Eighth street. amt
in the presence ol these Worklngm"u'~ WIVES
Miss COrSnn cooked haslct rl-uut. spare rlhs
with hot slaw, and "a dish oi mn"nrnhi. the cost
of the materials being precisely hrty cents.
ihc marketing for the ma, 'ridiS vas d"n" IN
the places ia which tho hpG9r kcrlrr~ who wcr"
spectators e"n"ra!iy DO their pnr'hn-ing. ms
suit sfrulNa TO u" highly sat sta tory 10 all
VIII, saw the manipulation ana coukrrv.
l.-t' r.ay "a representative It TUE SvS wa-
invited io me insIru ton gwen ,y AliNs '9r.on
To- class ui girls Of from T. 10 il. ga" rnillrrn
OF soldiers who fell in tn" late war. ami VINO
had h.eu brought down to attend the school 10y
th' woman Pr ldrni from thg Home and
school for soldiers children at the Boulevard
al ljO.h street. The girls were the operators
and practical cooks in this lesson. assisted and
instructed hy Miss Corsnn. There was no
French chef. the work being done entirely 10y
the class and thor tcachrr After the lesson
was over, the following named dishes had been
produced in the la>i style oi the French cook
Roast stuffed chicken. Wth water crrHs rurnish
fleet of sole" with lurtHr sauce: grill"d bones
and boom ID pit.Dprs. Tine girls .lit ia" Ilu"klug.
and drawing ~ IN" poultry ana game, ;ho me-"
operation ul ekiuu,us and lNufne tn" tlt"s,
anl.lnl1'. I"etorm,pi; every dellcatr detail Of
/ Nlc manipulation ut-r-o+rN.
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MIXING RniDr ron rnE RACES.
The Training nf the Animals In the Stables or
the jerome raTi, Course.

Tho ruDIur rrOuul, NJ IorOno pnrk nro
,..,. ,.,.,.,,t,.. ,i.t. ,,ri,. .,..i,,.,,,rl,r,
very ulr'''N' IN U'ir curry sIr'hS N'I"ur''
and although tn" stands, booths. and stables
"' wv '"' " "" '''
Preparation lr gong on lsl''AHif Is iAls Noe
tiornllo IN four 81 the stables In which num-
L.r &C ,l.,. r,.,..r. or.. i.,,, tr,tr.l Auou,,
- .'.,
tlr NuAnl' fNcora lNW arc lN h'r'ih.'' are
many whose name, will be roadiy rr' o-,ul,rl.
and others that wcro too young last year tor
running
In f. v Sncdckcr's stable nrc. Dertram s
years: Fuc,tlyr, > years: Galway. aged; Ada
manlhus. { years; BranMo.3 y"lr-; CUnl.
years: Imagination. years: NHNWN 70, 3 years {.
tyr,,lr. : years: TrlrpI.iir. , o,Hr,: Potter
II limos. Yours: sydney. wears; coiI. 10y Loum-
nictun ONT 0i Mary Clark. % yp,ls.
Wol,n.. pHoh' tlin.ns stable: -, James.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19
ar THE NiTIONlL ClPITOL
senator. In n Business Mood-Mr. Durham
Accused OF Plantation Manners.

WASHINGTON, April 1s.-In the Senate, Mr..
Davis lind. Illl reported with amendments the
bin tu provide for the distribution of the Mcxi-
can awards. Placed on tho calendar.
Mr.. Herman Dem. y. Nlprcscnied Joint res
olulions II the New York Legislature. referring
to the late decision of the supreme Court that
the pcr capita tax levied on immigrants hy
New York for the relief Of sick and destitute
immigrants is unconstitutional. and asking The
passage Of n law 10y Congress to relieve tho
States from the expense of caring for such inn
migrants Referred to the Committee on Com
mcrcc.
Mr. Beck Dem. KY presented resolutions
Of the Kentucky Legislature apprOpriating
$1,000 to erect n monument over tho grave OF
cx-Presidcnt Hachariah Taylor. and also sub
mittcd n Joint resolution nppropria,ing s5.OOO
from the national treasury for that purpose.
Referred.
Mr.. Garland Dem. Ark) called MP the Som
ate bill supplementary 10 act OF March 3. 1871.
in relation to the Hot Springs reservation. He
said that the three Commissioners appointed
under tho net OF March . had failed to complete
tho iask assigned them within the timc allowed.
largo amount Of testimony had boon taken.
hut no adjudication had been mado in any case.
This b,ll omitted all thr Tec,"map" irnrsS
OF pay 1T tho Commissioners. ana no new AZ.
preparation wns made. II slml'v appropriated
the uncv1lrndrd halancc uf $4,000 To- carry on
the work 1t committed nobody as 10 the final
disposition Of the property.
Mr. Dorsey G,rp.. Ark said hc concurrcd In
ali that had been said hy his colleague in regard
to this hill. When the bill recently passed wns
before the Senate lac had. offered an 9mcndmcnl
in regard to water sites. H.. which he believed
Ia bn for the interest Of the peopc OF Hot
Springs M we'll as for that of the United States
Were II not for the paramount necessity oi set
thing the title to property. h" would renew TINT
amendment. The entire water and bath fncli-
ties Of Hot Springs were in the control Of two
or three individuals. He desired TO have COM
petition.
The hill was passed.
The House hill to authorize the restoration o
George A. Arms to the rank OF Captain, L. :. \.
was pissed.
The House bill to prevent tho introduce
tiun ~ contagious or infectious Diseases int
the United States was passed.
The Joint resolution providing for the ap
pointmcnt Of eighteen additional commission
crs to the Paris Exposition was indefinitely
postponed.
Tho senate after an Executive session. ad
iourned until Monday.
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BAHRER-vARtAN AT the residence Of the brides
iat,r. Arfil Is ~ tc R'v Jo. d Herr ID D. Charlie,
" Barker 90 iigNn. utu-ut"r ct Jacob Nurian.
tot BE- Ll.Ni-lu Newark, On sunday. April .. by
the Hvf Nluluu g. Brown. Mr.. tlarkson Goud ~ Miss
Florence laut. hotn 90 thi. city
HAli.-NH IfSUN on u'-dnv, April II, nj Rut
gers PRESBYTERIAN Church. by Dr. ". " Cunking vii.
ham kiu- ul Susie c. youngest daughter OF ioungs
Nhlt~ui, alI OF tu- VttN. -
urNn1GlO CHArlN.-on "wednesday, April II.
iS1~ hy she Rev. > Palmer, H. Huntington OF Beth
lchcfu tn'u., to Auui IS thHflu oi tins city.
lngLE-NNN ~NON .-Ou Tie Stay, Mhrcn 26. at River
head I.uus Inuu hy the Rev. William Chalmers, Charles
g. Lupcr THIS city. 10 Mrs. H. L. o. Van scoy oil River
head
MORFCRD--BRrSH on Wednesday, April II, by tho
Rrv William Morgan. ID. H.. Denton MnriOrd to Alice
Be daughter VI the late Joseph b. Brush ESQ. all of
TINS city.
NLAflE-SfYMu S-In brooklyn, Wednesday, April
u 10y the Rev. L.. uhcn jeffrey, u D.. Henry r. Neahe
10 Anna D.. StNuu.. al ut BruuNlYn.
SIAFIUAl--~t ilNuEpER. ON ucslay evening, 10th
inst fhe rce noe of the brides iaiier, 40 clinton
aN. lfu.aItn, az the Key. Or simm,. Niilan 4. II
sttuu.i DOL NrW York 10 Lconoro. eldest daughter Of
llcdruck \ schroeder
MElr-ii AEMuN in Alexandria. Va. April II, the
Rev, NliltWt Nchh oi tho Methodist Episcopal Church
- Ais Susie Harmon daughter q. Alien [. Harmon u
indianapolis, lul
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FINANCIAL AyD COMMERCIAL

THURSDAY. April 1S-P. M.-Thc morning
speculation at the Stock Exchange reflected IA
large and active business. with the st. Pauls.
Lake Shore, the Norhwestrrns. Erie. Rock
leland Western Union. and Delaware. LGcka-
wanna and Western as the principal features.
In view Of the fact that on Friday the various
Exchanges will bo closed, there was natural
desire to realize present profits, and this fact
will explain the decline of s.. Paul common
from 81, to l9', and the preferred was rs
lower at "a. Holders Of stocks pressed their
ventures upon tho market. resulting in
decline of ~ q cent in Northwestern
from 55 to 53S before midday. and soon
after II A. NJ. the general list became
very feverish and excited. Erie declined
from 49, to H. and Lnkc Shore yielded undrr
the pressure Of offerings. from Gs .. buyer g. to
67', Pacific Mail also broke g cent. to 1875
and Ohios further declined from los 20 9'i
Western Union also continued 10 be unlonded
yet in less important amounts. although
dropping from SO to S2i hut this stock sub
srGucntly recovered to S2E Wabash was
Il lower at Is. and Now York Central = from
10s 4 to los. Hannibal and StJoseph preferred
broke ] q cont TO 90 l. and Michigan Central
was ), e cent. lower at II %. Delaware. Lacka-
wanna and Western. after opening at JGh and
Yielding before the frat board 70 e cent. then
ro.c to 81. huvcr 3, but soon after midday
dropped to j6'l. : Her ,, aud closed az % I.
Rock leland maintained q firm tone. and did
not record the wide fluctuations of the re-
mniudrr OF the l'st. Inc general marker PR
TALLY recovered from the lowest points in the
final transact ons, but r'hl1ltlons nv prom, I'M
operators were conspicuous features OF the
day r speculation.
Tho 6anks aud banking Offices will be open
on Friday--which il not a i',.al holidny-tOr the
payment Of drafts. but the Exchanges as above
noted VIII he closed
In the New York Mining stock Exchange
NHaar A. al
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In the Quick breach Of promise case. in New
brunswick, Judge scudder informed the jury that II
""1e no difference which Of the parties proposed mar
mage If There acceptance OF the proposition the
quo breaking he contract would be iabe for the breach
Wa ~ evidence that Uncle Peter Guhck had rngast II
n' minister ami HNcd the day and that he d not ktcp
hH shp"nlnNnt The jury Iemaned out IRON II O'Clock
a. ~ un wednesday unul about T. NJ, yesterday They
Ipund verdict Tor Tie plaintiff awarding s. EO dam.
sssA AttorneyGeneral Stockton who Represented the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19
Arrived -rnunsDAr. April ia

AfrIN CD 7 Ut NsUAIs NTIIT tn
ss Twice. kuchl san Domingo City.
- Al.ntin. NuckaN. London
IS strutu-t Snuibrrg. Havana.
s. ltpantu. Avery. Han.
;, s. pfuIt. Berry. Boston
buk ldun. llagrnHn. Limerick.
Httk AiuIeiliu. CurtHurgu, Liverpool
BARK Elpi. AUuuciy tttanil.
lrrh ~isurd jari. fu.icuscu Traleo.
Htrk SVlrn. Sveud-ru. Ipswich
Brig Hcul. Pruurt. fcrnlnibuto.
Barr Success. .. .cu. Dublin.
Bfrk Iscnlt Nutrrhuuar. iadnng.
Bark vale dc BruNelles Pallat. Manila.
Brw Gul.horou-h. Hanson, GunNanilla-
Also tie usual CcastNl-c vessels
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and nrmrr sacs IN tho spot, 90 ooo hush including Ma
nov ut 5ft,fNic. No 3 at Ole; and 53sab4c tor
steamer miNod: low rsr' aud Southern. new, 90
a7c low mixed 3ir Wc,grn 'enow' o5Soec.' do.
GnoctHns- Raw sngm was Quic'. hut stead, M7AA
10. tair good retning. with s1los ~ 40 hhds.
d "n haL. on this hss, frturd steady with more de-
utauut lugds " lTt'Hr.. sWninut . \" u"Wsc Rico
- I'd hit rather qWrt tore en, apg Sc. aud New or.
leans. -1nlnc Elucanrt WIS IA moderate demand ana
steady suites icfc ui i", bags, on private terms, and
40 hass IN baltimore at &c.
SPIN, urfcuiur. SOC sltc. strained 20 go,d strained
ru.i. l,lD,ti iiis .ruirum ighn dull and nominal
ut U.c iur ctr!o 900 lulk ami i'r refined IN hhis
ir-u. c'uint steady, nr. iH.,Dl b. LAKE ut lfc. TAI
ll.t WI. iiil amt az prime NNskcN stcndv
ut quiet 100 81 ~ snstto ocean ircights wgtc slightly
mo 1imi 1880. moderately active; grain u lNpruuol. by
st,n. SD cle'.r. H,s, grHr. by snil 6is@Sid cot
tlp lauld ltWu to Luudon, ty sn ds I'D. a or. flour.
.. grain tp Cnr u. orders, y. 0d.@6- ar do to Rut
tuinn, -. vt do to Antwerp 5s. od, naphtha to DO.
4 "a ~
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Prof Julius II. Striedenger. the instructor Of
the Sappcrs' and Miner, Corps OF the Fire Department
sailed Tor France Wednesday in the Pereirc The nc
boat W T. IiavcneNcr. with Fire Commits soncrs King,
Gormau. and lrrey secretary Jussen, Assistant thirl
EuglAtrr NhaN thif nt bnua ON hcuuA, NuAN ON ives
A,,l,laul Fuu Marshal Orr, ln.uriuf u tumhushhes
scery telegraph superintendent Emcuch, lr mrmhers
the sapuers and Miners Corps and the clerks IN tle
mems Hall on board, went down the bay alongside the
steamship. Prof suiedenser goes abroad Tor mree
months rest
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19
MARINE INTI:LLTG ENCR.

ytNtArupN ALHANAc-ritts DAT.
Sunrises. u sun 43Moon rises. 10 II
Iu.i. wArrR-ruis nay.
Sandy Hook. % Gov lsand % Hell Gste". IL Is
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19

LANCE in the CITY ol sew York, the 18th day oi
Aprl l~t- by Oh. Hon Joseph Poster. Justice OF the
sUlr,mr court Minnie l.. Lansc from David Lange
Causc, adultery
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19
Bargains In straw Goods

H. O'NEILL a co.'s.
j2i 10 800 9th nv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19
uIJiitIEU.

The Beat Remedy for Children while Teeths
In. 4. Mr.. " LAsl.lM ; alulMll- sArun-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1878-04-19

Pcmcroy's water Pads for hernia nre com-
Portable WHOM nothing else be- 746 Broadway
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And preventive consumlto Philnps's "Palatable
cod Liver on, in combination with lhosphU Nutrlune
An drugsIats. DenOt flNu street -Adr
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a Fine 81 SIX Hat for 81. 30. Derby and son
Hats $3.50, worth IS. 10 Ncw ChUrch St, w stairs
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.

Thonsar DIS of people died every year in
the miasmatic valleys surrounding Look
out Mountain, until about 1a3O, when
from the common mountain herbs. DIR. A.
@. simmons scientifically prepared Il
medicine that proved specific i'll the
cure of Liver diseases. BY its use the
country in that vicii ity has become
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The reputation Of Dr. A. =. Simmons
Vegetable Liver Medicine il now world
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1t is. for sale by DR.. MnmtOrd and DR..
Brooks who also have trial packages OF
the medicine that will be given to all
applicants free Of charge. n'ar-9.
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NOT GUILTY.!
- JAYS THE SUPREME GoURr " 7Hos'
c. As9xssos. ,s


At about half psst eleven o'clssk on
Monday morning. Fast, the sspremo
Court at Now Orleans, reached the case
Of Rsturning Board Anderson, Thought mp
on appeal from The superior Criminal
Court Chief Justice Manning 'read q
very elaborate aud lengthy decision, the
full stsxt' of whics we seEret VOL arc un-
able to give in this issue, on, account OF
it's length, but which we will produce y"
our next. The decret"i portion ORDERS
that the proceeding. in the lower court
he avoided, the verdict of the jury SGT
aside, the Judgment reversed, ana the
prisoner discharged. All the Judges con-
cur in the opinion.
The whole thing, boiled down, amounts
to this = that the informatlon. as amend
ded, charging the ''uttering .and pun
fishing Of of certain altered public rec
ord" ras based upon the consolidated
returns instead Of the original returns
from the parish Of Vernon, aud that, as
the consolidated returns have not, the
character of q public document under
the election statutes, the Information
failed to charge Anderson with forgery
in his Official capacity.
This sweeping aid unexpected decision
has startled the whole country, resting
rs it does, upon u mere technicaiity, aud
has already awakened severe aD.mad-
versions by the press. The decision does
not become finai until six days after its
rendition. delay provided by the law to
allow the State to file u motion for IT..
hearing. In the meantime Anderson re
mains in confinement. The Attorney
General will file a motion, believing that
the court has overlooked some important
authorities cited during the trial.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23

give his opinions ~ to'the feasibility of
tho bill sssSeSs
Mr.. Haycs takes comforts from M ~
SSsolt ip tho late New Hampshirs eteesn,
- 30 Mrs tl4s the Reput Ncar, plssfdn -
~ ce6AeAlis, endorses his management
III Public AfEa3,s. aud coasitlsn the, yices'
~ ~ d qaietas put upon Wn. =. Chand-
Ter, who he alleges, never representa- en5
considerable portion Of tho party even
in that state. ~
A resolution has been drawn up for
presentations to. the House, TO- 10
quire into Mr.. Hayes right to the
Executive Oaico. It will be intro
duced by democrat, who has been call
ed upon by 10th democratic senator's on'i
members, and urged net to introduce it,
US no possible good can come of it. He
10 determined however to offer it, but
you can rest assured it will he referred to
committee, which is . polite as we'll a.
parliamentary way of squelching it,. We
note this coming episode that you may
he prepared to avoid any and all unnec'
essary alarm in that direction that 1t
might create. t...
ANDERSON.
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NEW ADVERT EMENT>.
NOTICE..
L.. $. INTERNAL REVENUE SPECIAL
TAXES.

Under the Revised Statues Of the United
States: sections :s2:}2, :s27, 1898 and :}239,
every pcrs'n engaged i'll any business,
avncati"n, or emplrynent. which renders
him liable to II special tax, is required. to
1,yocnre and place and keep conspicyonsly IN
his establishment or place Of b"xi"e@s a
Stamp denoting the payment of ssi,l spe-
ming May LIST 1878. Section 32l4 Revis-
ell Statues desisnates who are liable to
special tax. A return az prescri 'etl OH
Form II is also req"i,rd by Lac of every
person liable to special tax as above.
Screre penalties are prescribed for nom
compliance with the foregoing require
April 30th ISIS without payment of spe-
cial tax. Application should he made to
CHAELES f. LEHMAN,
Deputy Collector of Internal Revenue at
Baton Rouge La. mar-23-7s.
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All officers, soldiers and
present. disabled, however sli
wounds, rupture or other
diseases received or contrac
line of duty in the late war,
a pension. Many now drawn
are entitled to increase.
United States General Ian
Contested land cases, pr
claims, Mining presumption,
stead cases presented before
Land Office and Department
terror.
Land Hayrants.
We pay cash for bounty
rants, and IL 'aitional homes
We invite correspondence "
ties having any for 81 le, and Z
explicit instructions where
are imperfect.
We conduct our business
bureaus, having therein the =
able and experienced lawyers
and give our closest personal
to every important paper
each case. Promptcst attt
secured to all business entr
AS we charge no fee nnles
stamps for return postage sh
us.
Liberal arrangements made
neys in all classes Of buslne
| RS. g. =. P. Lacey. Att
Washing
WE REFER TO
Hon. M. G. Emory, Preside
Bank, Washington, D. c.; e.
Esq, Cashier German Ahlcrit
Bank, Washington, ID. Z;
| Dewey, Pres. Har. Nat. L
Ohio; Hon. II. Waldron, Vic
Natl. Bank, Hillsdale. Mich,
ma, ESQ, Cashier City Nat
yer, Col. !; j. ID. Knox, II
Topeka. Kansas.
! oct. r.. -.
Feliciana sentinel. [volume] (St. Francisville, La.) 1877-1892, 1878-03-23
PkOCLA MAllON.
MAYORS OFFICE,
Bayou Sara. La,
March LIST, 1878.

March LIST, 1878.
By the power vested in mc. aud
IN accOr dance will. the Charter Of
the Town o. B'you Sara | hereby
order au election to he held al
Fuem. Hall on Monday Arr'
Is; 1878, bctwcrn tie hours "t s
Il. III. and 4 r. NJ, for ;hc 1 low
ing officers, to-~it
Mayor, Cons able & Collector,
Assessor, Five Council men. ali"
Treasurer
John Tad'ock. !. $. Wnos'e'
ana FL j,h Gore, are hereby ap
pointed Commis sioner~ of clccsi".
10 carry gu, The provisions Of the
proclamation acro, ding 10 Jaw.
JAS. WELLS.
Mayer pro TEN.