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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-25
PYILOT0KEN or FFNALTs FRIENp.

For the cure of Painful and Disorered Mensrustion,
Miscarriage Abortion, and the relief Of all those
Sympathetic Nervous Affections attendant
Pregnancy.
Much of the suffering attendant upon the lives OF females
at the present day may be traced to slight mprudence
or neglect during critical period of their peculiar
sons causing DISTINCTIONS rreguarity &C. which, if
relieved gradually weakens and deranges the system and by
sympathy induces those chronic forms Of diseaseCon-
SUMPTION Dropsy Dyspepsia &c-whch either hurry them
TO an early grave or render them nyads for life Many Of
the aires and ovees Of creation at that age when the bud
was Just bursting into bloom have withered aud died from
the effects of obstruction and the want Of remedy to assist
nature at that eventful period.
TRY THE PHILOTOKEN.
1t is not offered of ails that flesh is heir to-,
but as remedy and preventive for certain class of conf
pants in which il is warranted 10 do all that here set
forth or that medicine directed with and skill
perform. Sold by SCOFIl MEAD,
Ill Chartres street, New Orleans.
General Wholesale Agents for the Southern States whom
all orders must be addressed.
iuly1-Iy dfw6w.
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7 HAVE this day associated with me the Saddling Bu
i siness my son. A G. MARCH The business in future
Will be conducted in the OF J. d. March Il SON. All
persons indebted TO me- by note account will please
up and make payment. J. d. MARCH
- Thankful for the liberal share Of patronage hereto
fore, continuance Of the same Is respectfully solicited
jan2 j. d. MARCH 4 SON
I AND WARRANTS.-Wear are buying aud paying
| 4 the very highest prices for LAND WARRANTS. Per
al distance having warrants to sell BY sending TO
BY mail otherwise may depend getting the highest
prices at which they selling the time in Nashville and
the cash RENTED Orpad TO order.
julyzi DYER PEARL Co
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MEDICAL.
1OSToR, -YeURsEEsi TIE PacErr Fsc1r
OK, EVERY CNE HlS OwN P4Y,siT1ST

TIE Furtiesh Edit;oa. si'h o.
4 Hundred Engr3virgs showing
Diseases ami Aaiiormaia0ns OF tbs
human system in every shape and
iori1- 10 which is added a Treatise
90 we Diseases Of Females. being ii
'ne menesi Importance 20 insr-iei
people, or ihose contemplating trs~.
rsge. BY WILLIAM YOUNt. .2TD
Let no father De ashsiued 10 rr7-
sent a copy Of the .ESCULAP;I-S
TO his child. u msy save him fsum
an eariy crave. Let no vculr man
or woman enter ia'o the secret abli-
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1853-10-25
MISCELLANEOUS.
'.nar YnoW rHHsrrr
tIlwENTY THouSANp copessoldL inle.. -

an hirdleei5ie hoot ior % cents akrs,7, T5,a7,,
sl...Aaa.1 1ags Q Corr
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06

q Csntra1Ictisn.- Having besu fnfornsS
thsS ropon haA beeu freelg eirenlssed sssss -.
tended the Whig Meeting 81 The African Churck
some nights ago, the object Of which wss 10 tara
measures for removing Democratic ofRse holders
q the city. and Substituting wings, take oecar
non 20 Say tnat y - not 90. was present st that
meeting ~ . spectator only, and took no oar
whatsoever in the proceedings, either BY voting Or
otherwise. and | defy truthful confradictIon N
this. am opposed to such prescription and win
not, Ia any case, favor it By any act Of mine
up Sir WIN. II. GRAVES
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The ACCIDENT ON THE PETERSBURG ROAD
The Petersburg Express of yesterday, has
some further particulars concerning the acct
dent, of Sunday, on the Petersburg Road. The
Express learns from Mr.. Alfred Parker, the
conductor Of the train, that immed lately the
accident occurred, he rang the bell, stopped
the train, and on rushing to the broken car
"He discovered that not an individual had lief,
the wreck, but every passenger was pied I'D on
the bed of the road, shrieking and screaming
amid the broken seats and planks torn out the
bottom of the coach. There were but three fe
mstes on the traiu-a young lady, from Raleigh
accompanied by her father, Mrs. Purnell, and her
maid servant The little boy, Thomas Purnell, and
the servant girl, were sitting on seat together,
and these are the only two whose lives will be lost
1t is thought, by the sad accident The passengers
from the foremost coaches, all promptly rushed to
the aid OF the wounded and suffering, and as spec
Oily as possible conveyed them 10 the train in or.
der that they nigh reach Petersburg at the EARL
est possible moment, and procure medical aid. A
messenger was Immediately dispatched to Mr.
Dodanead, the Superintendent of the road resi-
ding In Richmond. Mr.. d. promptly summe ned
his hands, had an engine fred up, and reached the
scene OF disaster about half past eight clock The
wreck OF the broken car, &c, was removed from
the track, and the regular mail and passenee,
train returned to Richmond yesterday morning al
y VIVA, "itnoot iatcTIupuOn Mr. ID. then ca 4
down to the city, and directed that every attention
oe paid to the wounded, and ordered all expense
incurred to be charged TO the company"
The Express says all concur in the opinion
that the accident was nearly Unavoidable
The SNAKE head was only raised about TIVE
inches when first seen, and it is remarkabl,
now the entire train, except the broken car
should have safely passed it. The Express
aiiodes to the creditable fact, that though tn,
road has been in constant operation for eigh
teen years, this is the first time the life of
single passenger has been lost upon il. |
s'ates' however, what has been already an
hounced, that the road is to be re.laid wit
heavy rail this year.
Inc remains of the servant girl were il
tered in Blandford Cemetery, Monday. He
mistress was greatly attached to her for HI
honesty, fidelity and many excellent qualitie
Mrs. Purnell and Mr.. McIllhenny are still il
proving but at late hour Monday nigh
the little boy was in very critical state. H
death would be heavy blow to his doatir
mother, as he is an only child and she ia
widow.
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DRuNK.-A sailor named Thomas Thompson was
found lying drunk and very badly beaten, under
the stoop of house on 18th street, about o'clock
last Monday afternoon. He was conveyed to the
cage, and his wounds, which consisted of some very
severe cuts about the head, were suitably dressed.
Yesterday Thompson, on promising to hasten to his
vessel, now lying at Norfolk, was discharged from
custody.
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PAUL JUL1EN.-This youthful artistic, whose
name heads this article, it will be seen, gives his
first and farewell concert in this city on Friday
evening next and if are to judge of his success
by that of New York, Boston, Philadelphia, Balt.
more and Washington, he will have a crowded
audience to witness his debut in Richmond. He
comes to US endorsed by the press of those cities
the greatest riolinst since the days of Paganini
whose compositions he performs in SO mastery a
style that he is said to be superior to that great
tiste We copy the following from the National
Intelligencer of Washington:
"PAuL JuLIEN's CONCERT To MIGHT we have
spoken of he astonishing genius and talent of this
musical pretigy before and we did il with the full
lest right-for perhaps one so Young, save in the
| case Oh mozart, never did before attain such
| = nelent In musical execution even amidst the
asiacuon presented at Madame Sontag's Concert,
sno 10y, rAuL JULIEN, stood in the first rank-his
- I've ana delightful performance never falling
| Iapturously received. He appears before
| ouI Puonc again this evening on his own account,
| enu as the centre of interest, but surrounded by
| osner professors of both sexes, viz; Signorini
alma w zentina singer of good reputation; Sig.
| nor ATnsidi, late of Maretzeks Opera Troupe and
nelr Cnarles Becht, distinguished pianist The
pIostsmine contains q choice selection of musical
wan such an endorsement the young vioinist
- ss. DC successful His agent, Mai w G Corbell,
preparations for grand display.
=, ~ The polls in all the Wards, win be opened
ofSeers On wednesday, for the election Of city
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CONTINUED The case of William w. Allen,
arraigned on the charge of acting in very disorder.
ly manner on 18th street, Monday evening last
came up yesterday in due order, but was continued
until day, owing to the absence of necessary wit
nesses. Allen gave security for his appearance in
the sum of $500.
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~ To the Voters of the City of Rich

-.
mond.-A responsible duty devolves on the peo
pie of Richmond to day. We have TO select per
sous for many Offices under our city government
and 1t is very important that the selecton Va
agents shall be wisely made. No sscsfy sympGaes
for any one should divert US from our duty. We
should recoec, that offices should not De bestowed
for the benefit of those who get them, 6ut for the
benefit of The great number 70 pc sSssso Ina
of insrm and eay,lsss men to office None cau de
be filled with Young, active and energetic men. If
aged % be provided for Were not
nhvsicsI ensrev and labor. Feeble men should not
desire such efices as Mayor, Gsuger, Constable,
CANAAN of Night Watch, &c DC; and If they do
we owe il 10 ourselves to disappoint them For
some of these ofiees we nave now an opportunity
for Constable, Mr. J B Tinsley; for Gauger, MIR
Nicholas Davis, sc &C.
ap 6--Its fsDaic Sentiment.
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GEORGIA GIRLs.-The Savannah News :.
eredibly informed that a company Of twelve
women and girls, in Taylor county, near The
line OF the Muscogee Railroad, in that State
are telling the largest pines in the forest, saw.
ing them into blocks and irving and drawing
shingles for market
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STEALING Woop.-James Thomas, slave, EN-.
ployed at the Fredericksburg and Potomac de-
pot, received Is lashes yesterday, as punishment
for stealing wood from his employers on Monday
evening last. Arrested by Waterman Parrow with
the wood in his possession.
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April 9th, 1853.

NOTICE.-The subscriber having taken the
stand formerly occupied by Kersey a Pearce, re.
turns his thanks for the patronage heretofore ex-
tended to the firm, and hopes, by strict attention
to business, to receive q continuance of it. HIS
stock will consist of all kinds of Watches Iewelry
and Clocks which he will sell at the lowest prices,
and guarantee to gave satisfaction or return the
money.
Watches and all kinds of Jeweiry, repaired
In the best manner, and warranted.
All in Want of bargains should not fail 70 give me
a call before purchasing
an 6-l2f --.- I'll A PEARCE.
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Dr Menrse Ward-The Indepenae,

ysters.--Whigs and democrats are informed th n
a tabie tor their convenience will be used al Whaa.
eys table No !, nst 10 Tie polls and be il further
remembered, this is the Regular Indepeuaent
Iicket'the only ticket on which all anti prosrrin'
tionists may unite.
sp6-lt' JUSTICE.
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DIscHAKGED-The continued case of William
Crump, arrested on the charge of assaultiug Alfred
8. Wright on Sunday week, came up in due order
yesterday, but the complainant not choosing to
prosecute, the accused was discharged from Gus
tody.
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n Democrats to the Rescue.-You kpov
Jour men; vote for them. Let not inactivity esrse
IT,, 70, success OF your opponents. Remember, he
ap 6-lr BE WEE
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Eg The Peoples Ticket-Monroe
d.-The following ticket will be supported
for Monroe Ward on Wednesday, April 5th. They
are true and tried men of ability and frmness and
mach devoted to the interest of the Ward
CoUNcILMEN-J. r. Anderson, Samuel D De.
noon, J. Scott, w. C. Allen, D. J. Saunders
ALDERMEN-S T Pulliam ]. C.. Wingteld, L. w
GlRzebrook, J. Bray, J. L. Tate.
VOTERS, WINGS AND DEMOCRATS
NH 30-7t* of Monroe Ward.
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- In the Senate last night, . bill amending
the charter Of the Virginia State Stock Bask, GIN
isichmond) passed.
The bill fixing the time and place OF the meeting
Of the General Assembly likewise passed pro.
ydes that the Legislature shs,l meet ON tne nfss
Monday In December, In the Capitol 10 tae cay Oh
Richmond, but may during a session, or a. inc enc
thereof adjourn to any other place. A long discus.
sion eosued on a proposition to alter the time OF
Meeting to the fret Monday in January, but III was
rejected by large majority.
The hin amending the charter OF the city Of
Richmond, (which passed the House OF Delegates
Yesterday evening" likewise passed this body. II
su,borises the erection Of wharves within the city
limits. and the appointment Of Port Wardens by
the City Council.
The COMMITTEES of Conference on the disagree
meut ofthe two Houses in relation to apportioning
the State into Congressional districts, author.
ised to sit again. Mr.. Douglass, Chairman of the
Senate Committee, announced that i, was possible
the differences between the two Houses would be
reconciled.
nENRico COUNTY CouRr.-The regular month
ly term OF this Court commenced and, singular
to sag, closed on Monday last. The brevity of the
session was cccasioned by the paucity of civil and
criminal cases. There was but one warrant trie d
which charged Alexander Burley with stabbipg fe.
loniously slave, named Mike, on the 9th uitimo
From the testimony, it appeared tina. Burley was
ecutfng with man namsi Albert Biumkill on a
public road, when Mike came up and told Albert to
knock gurley down. He then said something
more to Burnley, who told him TO stand of, as he
did not want to have anything to do with Mike.
Mike then approached Burley in threatening
attitude with stick, when Burl-y struck him.
Mike returned the blow with stick, when Burley
endeavored to wrench it out of his hands, and in
the course of the scutae stabbed Nike, though NO,
very severely, in the back.
The result of the examination was, that Burley
was proven to have acted in selfdefence and he
was discharged from custody.
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find BAKERS PREMIUM BITTERS grand de.
ssdeTdtum In their efforts to restore health These
Bitters are pronounced by those who have used
them, one of the finest tonics ever dscovered-fcr,
while they strengthen the SYSTEM purify the blood,
correct the scicitY of the stomach and promote
heathful digestion, they also dispel saaai, and
add life activity and energy to both body and mind
Being prepared from purely vegetable materials,
the Proprietor confidently commends them to per.
sons of all ages sexes and conditions in life.
To be had In Richmond at the Drug Stores Of
Purcell, Ladd a. Co. A Bodeker, Adie d Gray, Ben.
nett g. Beers and Gsynor a. Wood. Main street; H
Blair, VIM P Laid and Seabrook IL Reeve, Sheck.
oe Hin; Chas Millspaugh, and Thomas g. McCar.
thy. nh II
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DAGUERREOTYP
Would you keep those priceless treasures
Memories of long vanished pleasures,
And 1,raserue for unur hahnldina


And preserve for your beholding,
Forms and faces long since mouldings
MouLsoN can take, with prief endeavor,
Face end form that last forever.
A truthful, Me-like, finely finished portrait or
miniature of relative or friend, severed from US
by distance or death, who would not prize and de.
sire to possess cleer, rich-toned, durable Da-
guerreotype is an object rarely seen. But MOUL.
SONS Pictures withstand the test of time and are
pronounced by the highest authority, unsurpassed
on either side the Atlantic.
Our price for one of these fine Portraits is only
ONE DOLLAR complete, and warranted to please
or no sale.
Strangers and citizens are cordially invited to
call and examine specimens.
Observe the name and number-MOULSON'S
Sky and Side Light Daguerrean Gallery, ITO Main
street. fec
~ Virginia Daguerrean Gallery. No
145 MAIN STREET, a.the Gothic Windows Hand
some Daguerreotgps Mr. VIM. A. PRATT, Da-
guerreotyp ist, Main street, between 18th and
18th, has sent u.s. $50 it is said admirable like
ness of Prince Albert, taken from medal furnish.
ed him. together with diploma signed by the
hand of the Prince, and handsome volume of the
reports OF the World Fair, for exhibiting speci.
men of his art. The picture is very good one, and
reflects great credit on the artist as an operator
Extract.-SIR: have the pleasure TO inform
you that the Jury has awarded you medal &c.
mh25 WILLARD FILLMORE.
H Medicines which never fail to give
satisfaction and used by many physicians in their
practice.-Dr. J. s. ROSES Nervous and Invigorstns
CoRDdAL-The greatest discovery in Medical Sci.
ence This astonishing preparation raising any weak
consttutlon BY care, labor, study or dis
ease acts like charm. 1t gives strength and apue
hte, and possesses great invigorating properties.
For Heart Disease, all Nervous Affections Flatu-
ience, Heart Burn, Restlessness Numbness Neural
sla raising the spirits and giving power the whole
SYSTEM 1t Is almost miraculous in its effect Price so
cents.
DIR. j. =. Roses Great Pain Curer.-
Do you suffer with any pain If you do, use DR..
ROSES Pain Curer. 1t cures Tooth-Ache, Sore
Throat Ear-Ache, Stiff Neck Pains in the Face in
few minutes 1t cures quickly, Pain in the stemaeh
or Bowels. Cures Chilblains, Corns and any irrita-
ton the feet. 1t acts like chan for Pains in the
Side, Limbs Back, and for Rheumatism from sud
den cold it is magical in its effects In bottles II IL
IS and 80 cents.
The best Cough Syrup In the World
Dr.. Roses Celebrated Cough Syrup, gives immediate
relief to the worst Cough, whether Consumptive or
proceeding from cold 1t allays any irritation of the
Lungs, and fores the system against future attacks
In bottles at so cents and OIL.
All the above Preparations, with DR. Roses hedi-
cal Adviser TO persons in sickness and in health TO be
had at all the Drug Stores in Richmond, Petersburg
Norfolk and Of all respectable dealers the
State. mh "A
n
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Is. W. STARHE. Attorney at
~ Law and Notary Pubic.-Practices

DIR. j ohm Z. Walrhali. Homo opathic
Physician, Office on Governor street, nearly op.
posite the Governors Houfe. NH l4-6m*
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r@To nav Ola Customers and Friena

To my old Customers and Friends
My Office is now opened at No. 3, Governor street,
Gate r. G. SCOTS office for the sale of Lottery
Tickets, where it will give pleasure to wal, on
you. C B. LUCK.
Orders for Certificates or Packages, or gle
Tickets and shares in any of the Maryland Lotte.
ries, will meet prompt and confidential attention, if
addressed to
R. FRANCE g. CO., Managers,
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- Grain Measurer.-To the Voters of
the City of Richmond.-I hereby declare my.
self candidate for the office of Grain Messnrer
Should it be your pleasure elect me, shall Leave
no effort untried TO give general satisfaction
NH 24-dtd* BEVERLY WELLS
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EE Jefferson Ward.-The following ticket
will pc supported for Aldermen and CounciInen,
in Jefferson Ward:
Atdermen-Wism Taylor, Richard Sanxay,
Alfred Inloes, Thomas Hsrdgrove, Alexander L
Royster.
ard Hasklns, Arson Richards, James Tablet.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-04-06

H You can always find at WIN. FAIL
COEER'S Bakery, III Main street, an assortment
OF Cakes, Pastry, Pies, Crackers, Bread, Rolls,
Biscuit &c, that cannot DO surpassed by any other
establishment In the city. ia variety or quality
Call or send your orders TO
mn Its WIN. FALCONER, III Main d.
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DISSOLUTION OF CO.PAKT.

e DISSOLUTION OF CO.PAKT-
"a NERSHlP.-The co-partnership heretos
IN, fore existing under the style of Kersey &
Iearce, is this day dissolved by mutual
Consent.
All unsettled business of the I'm will be settled
by aA PEARCE
All indebted will plesse come forward and settle
their accounts; and all having claims against the
firm, will please present them, az we anxious
TO settle up the business.
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ap 2--dtde* LIST Lit. c. w.

H Ticket for Jefferson Ward.-CouN-
CILMEN-Jas NJ Talbot, Arson Richards, N Hill.
Sinton and II Butler
ALDERMEN-AL Royste A Inoes, 4 Sanxay,
VIM Taylor, and Bodeker.
The above ticket will be supported by both
parties in Jefferson Ward.
ap l-dtd* MANY VOTERS
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H City SHrvey0r.-i am a candidate for
reelection, for the office of City Surveyor.
ap l-tde* THOS. NJ LADD.
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| RuNAwAY.-Emily, slave to Mary T. Lumpkin'
was on Monday arrested as runaway, by officer
Tyler. Certificate on yesterday granted to officer
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e Great Observation-Disclosures Sue
cess More than 500 Persons in the City
of Richmond alone testify to the remark
able cures performed by Carriers spanish
Mfxture.-This great spring medicine and puri-
flyer of the blood is used by hundreds of grateful
patients, who testify daily to the remarkable cures
performed by the greatest of all medicines, CAR
TER'S SPANISH MIXTURE. Neuralgia rheuaa-
tism scrofula eruptions in the skin, liver disease,
eases of the throat, female complaints, pains and
aching of the bones and joints, speedily put to
flight by using this great and nestimable remedy.
For all diseases of the blood, and as spring and
summer medicine, nothing has yet been found to
compare with it. 1t ceanses the system of all I'M
purities acts gently and efficiently the liver and
kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone to the
stomach makes the skin clear and healthy, and re-
stores the constitution enfeebed by disease or broken
down by IN youth, to Its pristine Vlgor and
strength. >, ~,
For the ladies' it is ncomparably better than all the
cosmetics ever used few doses OF Carters Spanish
Mixture will remove all sallowness of complexion,
bring the roses mantng to the cheek give elasticity
to the step and improve the general health IN re-
markabe degree hey ond all the medicines heard
of.
The large number of certificates of remarkable cures
perforned on persons residing in city by the
use of Carters Spanish Mixture, is the best evidence
keepers, magistrates, physicians and public men we'll
known to the community all add their testimony to
the wonderful effects of this GREAT BLOOD PURI-
Eyer.
Call and see few out of the hundreds of certificates
around the bottle.
None genuine unless signed
BENNETT BEERS, Druggists
No l25 Main street. Richmon.
Sold BY all Druggists in this city and elsewhere
PKice 81 per bottle or six bottles for s. AMI
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MONROE WARD.
Old TfrkefNn prnsrrtusz~-

For Mayor-Francis v Sutton.
Commonwealth's Attorney-Thomas P Aueus,.
Gierk OF Hastings Court-Charies Howard.
sergeant-John NJ. Ferguson.
High Censtable-Beverly Blair
supt Gas Works-Charles Campbell.
Supt Water Works.. L. Davis.
Supt. Poor House--A Michaels.
Superintendent Streets-m Bates
City COLLECTOR Ho5son
City Gsuger-J III. Strobia.
City Assessor-Dabney NJ. Miller.
City Survsyor-T. N. Ladd
Register Water Werks-M. L. S,retton.
Grain Measurer--L II. Luck.
Captain Night Watch-Archibald WiIkerson.
For Councilmen-Jos Anderson David S,pr.
ders, Samuel Depoon, James Scott and William G
Allen.
For 4ldermen-JosephC Wingfeld, L w Glaze
brook, James Bray, samuel Pullam, Richard,
Darlington. 90 5-1@