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BOARD OF supERvisoRs.-Dr Rees-This Board met
last evening, his Honor the Recorder in the chair.


Dr. RrEs appeared in person. and read his written re-,
ply to the allegations set forth in the charges OF the petit
TONERS who prayed ms femovn from d oee on the
provisions of the statute.


MIR KErcHuM followed, contending that the Board had
much the .parties complaining had not made their
statements upon OATH which was necessary in all
ed had no jurisdiction in cases ofimpeachment which
jurisdiction was confined to the County Court.


Mr. EDWARDS replied, contending that this Board had


Mr. KETcHUM moved that the Board quash the charges
in their present form, which he contended, both
circumstances" as required by the statute.


The RECORDER directed.the attention Of the Board to
the fact that the Board had the power to call upon Dr.
Rees to answer thekcharges contained in the petition
Of the compainants but the charges indefinite and
vague in the present instance The charges. also
Of fJusce Merritt fully Illustrated his views as in sfi his


try him. but the charges not being substantatcd OATH
the investigation did not proceed.


Alderman CHARLIcK followed contending that the
Board Board of Supervisors had jurisdiction to in
vestigats, though not possessing judicial ,powersu
sa addas


Mr.. KErcHuM hereupon excepted to the decision.


REcoRDER-What is the response to lthe charges Mr..


KErcHuM-we deny the charges altogether; and we
shall except every charge put forward here and shall
require the time and place for every thing We shall


Mr.. EDwARps had opportunity to look up the testi.
mony, and wished for postponement.


Alderman JACKSON moved an adjournment to next
Tuesday at O'Clock.


STORING CoTToS FROM THE FIRE DIsTRIcT.-Some
merchants in this city storing the damaged cotton
from the fire district Experience has proved that cotton
having been once wet or DAMP will again ignite being
should keep sharp look out We shall be agreoably dis.
pointed II fires do not originate from this baneul prac-
tice.


MARRIAoE IN THE ToMss.-A curious and somewhat
interesting ceremony performed in the private
Of the Police Magistrates yesterday morning very
beautiful and blushing Yankee girl, accompanied by
tall good looking Bostonan arrived in the city at
o'clock and after stopping at hotel for breakfast walk
ed out in pursuit Of Squire Fortunately they happen
ed to st officer Josephs who cvilly showed them the
way to the Halls OF Justice and conducted them into the
presence OF Justice Osborna gentleman celebrated for
his urbany and politeness They declared their
wish to be married. stating that they bound for
great vest where they hoped to rear the wide
spread rich and fertile prairies chickens and corn chill
dren and bacon What could possibly be delight
ul What crusty old bachelor would not gladly change
his forlorn condition. If such prospect were insured
him The Magistrate seemed OF our opinion, and ac-
cordingly united in the bonds Of wedlock Mr. Noah d
Haskell, ir and Miss Lydia Ann wilkins. The bride
blushed deepy-the gentleman looked "unutterable
hings"-pad the clerk, and arm-inarm left the Office