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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-25
Chicago ). August 80. 1855.


Clerks say they have bought more Goods then
va able to sell the Now, in err
dr. avoid the like occurrence have given them instrus
sell Goods much less than usual low
To all others who want bargains in Dry
Goods would respectfully nov is your time to itch
in s. EMgICH.h
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PREPARED BIZ
] a NJ E S G.. A Y E r, -,
Edlosg RanDeg g.

Tats hitherto intraeta6ie disease, of spsry fsr saS
CURED nv EXTERNAL Is ' hFsPLIoArIoN ONLY
Pr GAy n ATH PHI sa s.s na
~ lively curing The most oestinsts cssss q
ONLY INFALLiBIE REMEDY KNOWN q - :,
here elsewhere the Phi and is the result of years Of
Sufferers Piles have a remedy hand which villa
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL, II T9'fTsrs
claims for IT, Full reotions psny beEs and al
thar requisite richly to observe them and cure is csrs
to the UlIow5s srsE
given their certificates its favor in rssardto its efficacy in
The Hon. Richard Yates. late member congress sroshs
Springfield tIi) district, ssss: & ;snE
Dr. Th9s oavanaug- Sir: The preParatien cay!,
r9ee producing an easy and speedy do not hesi-
r-r ar. Respect uly. RICHARD YATES.
The folloH from Rev B. F. Brstow is sufciensFe-
r-'0I : y Jacksonvls. nj, December
& ]. 70 be duty 0%s to the s
ethceuey Of YOUR pile Saive.'' was Tor several weeks
P fter na NV N vaieus
of ysesnsand others wisho any
friend. the Hon Ficbard Yates induced TO 4.
days perfected an entire cure hsBB'iFs1Bi ygT6w
Chcag ugust so. 1885,
Dear sir arrived IN this city few days ago.
intensely with the piles Imentes my coh
you yogF adviGes Y9r your
inG.esia,e and nov wsll hseys 4 g ssasis
the fls; 1RS L such
Price O y Der box Dr. ciTAH Isqs
Sole Proprietor. St. Louis. Mo.
i,,s.,rs,r S SRAgFe PFC sEIE ETv 70
stPI1 Ii EIN.,, sssssl ~ ~ :
IS Clerks say they bought Goods then
VA Wi o. able sell the present Now. in
onto Go@as than than na
Goods would respectfully sa nov is your tine e isoh
ana Main street three doors below Second
MCKINNEY &c COOKE, trarsR
WATER STREET. BETWEEN NAN AND LOCUST sTREETs.e
ne s dss sonp
Collars, % & . ssss s finest s
They INVITE speedy from all the cizens of Evansville
Sea an 70
tice in their house the lowest cash prices. Come
Italian olOth 80 Lqstres reed day and
my26 41sA ain street. Louisville, Ky.s,
nuts fsafs egs near sss M tss'
BONNETS! BONNETS. sss
HAVE Just received !, rh ss i sSoa %
ha original e and See .ass not going 70 oSuro
n Sunday the want of anew Bonnet. IeE4
ST LoUIsLAGER BEHg.
for he. I n Trsh shi'
Baer sa0f9p corner s Main and Fogrshsss
EEEEHDE AE.lss
ArobBUew& HERsHBERGER have removed their
stock Of Mattresses to the new building lately pns no
where thsy will keep band at wboiesais and
Ti1 spring Gosn @Sss shuek Hair and Jenny Lind
AIso-ootton Moss Hair shnek and Feather PILLOWS.
Mattresses made order AMI to give satisee-
The attention Country Merchants invited
to stock Main ST., next doortO Canal Bank Evansys
MB9Hs Store Main street three doors sslGw Sec.
Goods ne bss u sS rsceyea snor fresh lot Of
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- The Diamond arrived early yesterday
morning, after lying all night on Seuffietown
This is the first time the Diamond has had
the misfortune to run aground, and we hope
that it viii be the last. She will probably be
down on Sunday instead of Saturday, her reg
ulqrday. 0 s@EHH G4h=IE4a
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HE.T. wnSs. rs. ID.

Doz Cedar Star churns; sfafet br ssbsud u cts
eS 8 do brass band Pals, for sale BY -.
D. n
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MEDICAL.

ENR W. A. HNRRALL Eclectic physician. sen ders his
services the citizens of Evansvle and vicinity. in
prae medicine snd ohstetries. Once Main
OPPOSITE te house in the ONCE formerly occupied by
~ II Gill NJ. d. mV13m+
- boxes Cream Cheese; boxes Nusselmnn's lum
CD y Tobacco. for sale by 3
7. & ID. HEFMANN.
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FzV0 OTr J. AEsV GUS 10 Vi EfsS--Ue have til a
great many those beautifully aaHrodered Swiss for
which close ont by the
first August therefore look out hargains -
Ie2 1it5 45 ROSER, BRO e. FREY.
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MCKINNEY a. COOKE,

WATER STREET. BETWEEN MAIN AND LOCUST STREETS.
AVE Just received and large Supply Of fine and
u cheap Mantlas, fine sets Application unaersleesas.
Collars, Ceze Uhdersleeves apdIe best and hnest
of hrcideres bought f5r this mark sttt
They invite speedy call from all the cizens of Evansville
ding country examination for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere they promise sell
come aud all. el4sz. IL my2e
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-25

OF The organ of the Sheriff of Wander
burgh county objects to our using the express
ions"dirty'' and -'dirtiest" in description of the
character IF Judge Lockhart's abuse of AmeT'-
leans and Fillmore men, Had it not better
use its influence with the Judge to render
such expressions fndpplicdble to his language
or not utterly indispensable in describing it?
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700 RazsasELs Oas $4,000 EsSETLES
OF VINE ANn FREmE RIsNNnY. -
PHO 5 OF VI = Z
per bottle. ~ii5rh the purchaser

Ti-st seiec5ton Catayha 65e
second DO 30 60c
Third DO do zoe
Firss selection Wild Grape &c
SecoHi 10 10 gre
frs quality Blackberry -. soc
Secoa / do do 4Dt
te3Q-tf Co
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cHFAp II THAN EYER!
WATCHES AND lew ET,RY
CoRONER's INQUEST.

ED before Julius s. Catlett. Justice Of the Peace of
q MON to~sShip vanderburgh county Iud.. on 27th
da' o. Jne 1856. the body or unknown.
und lying IN the o river in said the resi-
deuce Of eVh Green Said deceased is about ave fe
high; g. old had under hirt Canton flannel
IT, around the waist with leather belt. Verdict
OF the jurCau1e his death by accd tai drowning
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EHXTRACT or LOCKWOOD lis boxes choice rec
wa + GTtBERT & 20 svo nesr water
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1856-07-25

NTOTTCE hersy given all no in the hab
~ bathing she bio river opposite the city of Evans
Vile aud between the little bagou and eet street and
also Canal said city during day light, before a.
clock p NJ Of eteh day. that al nch persons caught
will he strictly with accordance with the
ordinances such made and provided &c be emf rsed
from and Alter this date. JAS. y. EVANS
ip25-tf City Marshal
ESANd,F PRIN T4.-25O cases n handsome styles in
a store and for sale by JAMES Low q CO.,
-. n.ta-i LIZ z
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Prices OF BRANDY.
NEFsay 81 SPRING SE'ssG'K

= t1a3e . IT I = 9 u h ssEA AS,ss5s
EAS OAKLEY & SON First street, Fosters hloek.
eg oert the citizens of Fvans" aud vicinity lerFe
and fesrac Of summer G9os crafty At low
prices; nyire friends and ensts 20 ca
ie2
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PRINCE * co IS RgELD BEDES.
a v5f "a bt,l

FEI subscribers receipt of their sprEg stock
comprising yarietE and kind Of Mems oinehs
Misses, 8eots hoes eaters
askins SINNERS &c 10 they call the attention
trade Those goods se sarsy AM selected
sF and st desirable ofer in the astern
raarkete HENI.RIGKS d MeREA,
.rab2l i. ess First St near Main.
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COMPTROLLERis OFFICE, I
5SNeW.o rieaHs, Apfil s. 1856 !
To the Honorable lie Common Council

10 the lionpraOie Tue COMMON CoAhciI5
of New 0 Flea Ms: ~ AS
CENrLEMES-Undcf d resolution o the late Munich
pality No 2. approved in December 1874, and ordi-
nance No. g5I Of the Common Council, the Public
School Lyctun and Librury Society of the First Dig
ric was entitled 10 receive from The city towards lis
suBpori, the Of fines coee ed by the Recorder
of ,hat District, up lie 25 gust 1855, when The
ordinance was re penled ai54# Tsa $stts {62t.
1 find oil examining the account Of this fund on my
books, that warrants have been issuedto The late
Treasurcrof the Society. w H Garland 10 all amnnnt
exceeding the collection from the Recorder the First
District; iSa5s z5 80 Il 5r$Fs
This oversight occurred from lie presentation of
duplicate reqlisons my office by the Board OF
School Directors Of The District. On the I'd Sepcm-
the l2l January 1856 another for 1866 Is, which
last find on examination includes lie previously
drawn for in September, 1851.
During my absence il September,f my deputy drew
warrant for the frat requistions and in January,
1855, by rc9uison on file, issued warrant for
nsaid District THIS oVersightwas occasfoned by the
rstwarant, issued nSeptenber, 1854, and reported
paid by Garland only in May, 1856 49, a58$
1t appears That the payment Of 800 IS. chaTSedio
the city, was never reported by their late Treas uer,
w II Garland, 10 the Society, and jconsequentiy in
addition to the appropriation recently made by ordi-
nance No 2,6a3 OF S. Cos 49, Ito cover his defcitl
he is accountable ths city for The above overdrat
Yours, respectfully,
o.sDEBUYs, Comptroller.
The statements referred to in the two first
communications, of the Comptroller, will be
found in another column Of this paper.
The following weekly reports and commnni-
cations from the Treasurer was read, and, on
motion, referred to the Finance COMMITTEES:
TREAsURER's WEEKLY REPORT
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ssrsata re-88
port, which
3fiopgr % report % ssS
W. fass ess
a sqs Is
sIas INA
Ei.s ~ faass tha
saa
atlegding BY
agi sflss g 90 sdad
ilsss sEc and
ter
atsset
q y 4 "a "A: 4 i lIsi
J aLBfRTS0N,
~ folls#ing fessl aions we're VA nation,
"a if tlAe oregoing
Tepogts
s d asisa ID eslR
5sssIs 81 Bfoaa street,
ssls ass
for
s dssasa
and 81 heEas eqYs friscf II niassk raad on
A ths q ,qsys III hays IL
sToodGn ezossfHg made eo5nsE ef sFoayth ard
s= hs b. ag
siatant Raaz'
III the foregoing rep u
"a resolution authot Street
to make efosssg Il
Ne Slr Dureil on bssH alf Of 40
VII ON ives referred the rlei10ff III 81 g.
Wright, offered the fo1 and sesot
tions n hieh were read md adopt sths rules
being suspended.
IN leave ri
rural Genet purcha Wright
l[o,a aHa si5sats eas. e
Or granting payer IF said and eGsr The
1esoi
us DEMEGKE.
Thai " it'd uni
hs and ri 81 abiIsh
III lie iate sEd ITTng
hearIhs Geiii the
police 5naeii
of New Orleans. $8. h
Mr., Bailey, the rules being snspended 6fEered
the following resolution, which was adopted
Rssotrsd, That the Fire Committee be 10
report at the next meeting of this Beard, what steps
haye hrea taken 10 put the for The kim,
guishIng offres TIC View Orleans formal
possassian @the ID he occupied by The are
companies under lid ovdin for HE same
Also, report enc base carriages
fio5 and ladder and The said
tfaelors and the c6nd itSoas satd apparatus.
Mr.. Buprs offered be- I'd lowing resolution.
Which. NJ nation Y as referred to he Finance
Gommit }ss38Ss55 s8SS
Aiesars. fbertEon, ! DureII. Denegre,
Prague and 4 sids
~ Nays MessrH Bailey, Dupre, Gilmore
Price and ToHpkIns--5. 55;3
Resofrsa, That from aid after passage Ut this
irssousion the Porter BIT the Beard
fdefman shall lie 1--WE i5lats per mon
I luton 10 the eontraTg not i thsta landing.
i Mfr. Gulbertson, on behalf the delegation
from the Third Dist 10 whom n as referred
/ d petition Of the conmi stea appointed HE
i Board of Public School Directors Of the q bird
\ District to- supervise the bui ding Of school
i house, now in progress Of erection on the3eity
Hot on Bagatelle street, offered Fepbrt and
resolution upon the sub
MI fillmore moEssl that the aNrne ibid trans
mitted to the Board of Assistant u dernen, the
| new char ter requiring Ill resniutIanss sontsra
plating any specific Work!or Improvement Or
the sale. disposilio Of approx tioI Of public
property or expenditure If pub moneys to
isorieinafe in the Board Of Assistant dsrInen.
The chaiF led that the Bossd of Alder
linen had Ill ht Ia rake action npbn The re-
L port and resol ution.
Mn Gilmore appealed from the decision Of
] Il the chair.
II Ia motion to sustain the chair in its decision
i was loatsby the following vote q
cas- NIessrs. Eulhertson and Prague--2.
Mars Messrs Bailey. Dupre, Durell. Dsne-
II gre, Giill Ifnore, Price and Temp kins-7 .55
Il On molten, the Board adjourned
n 5GHAS CLAIBORNE, see'y
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Yours respectfully, s$ss / !, IN I
u. 5 O. DEBUYS, Comptroller.


sG5S5 New Orleans. April 8lh, 1850 5sS 5
To The Honorabe;tte Common Council sE4 II
tof2 New Orleans :$s @
GENTLEMEN \: I5hereWlt transmit ID your honorable
body statement No Of checks avn by The freasp
rer, as called for per ordinance No. 2f3i. f@a
Yours respectfully, .GsE
rag sz 5s j q. sDRBUYS.3 Comptroller. 2
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OFF JIG q Esll ALL.
------rE----Ez5--F
THE COMMON COUN IT,.
BOARD OF ASSISTANT AL DEIsNEEN I
.,42 II TUESDAY, April s, 1856. u
The Board met this dfsy pi1ra1 nj Id adibhrn.S

The Board met this day pursu to adjonrn-
ment. s3s, Il 5z. .is9 n
5Mr@Gerard Stith was called 20 the chair. j 5s
Members present ]Messrss BENT, chiape1la,
Eager, Fabre, Guyol, Howell, Kelly, Landry 4,
Stith, Thayer and Wiltz.-1l. #
Noquorum. 85S5 sg&5
QnSmoton, D. recess of ifteen minutes sWas
granted, after which the roll was ne air Gal
and the following members ansWered 20 their pc
names, viz; 53s sz
Hon b. Il. Tracy, Presid dent; Isssrs an i X
ter, Benit, ChiapeLl 81 55ol,
Howell Kelly Landry Long, tith mayer; ; aha
"a motion 81 M. stith, CItag.s'1 Hopkins
wasappointed Seerstnry pro ten. II.
On motion, the reading Of the minutes in MAS Fsa
dispensed with. HI, 4, GIG s#
The following s1nessag from the May Was
read, and, on%tnotions laid on bhe table sn l9
iect to call L. g# e SS tssS8
MAYoRALrS oIssytiy "a IsEAN MS, ) II
- Ci ty Halls April ] 1856 II
A'2s@S III Common Council: I'm
GEar1EME u: have beelre BY he coTttai! &; Il
,es ARRANGEMENTS 1T tho Clay Monumental Agsoc
alton to,inYa your honorable body and the various
ofcersofhe Y q 81, Z sef
3 i ialhias G4' 81.
pointed JohntA r orners Lieutenant q lle Guy
poliee Of Ne ~ orleans, vice j.. Fremenus, removed
is tHJ R lin insLHwf Mayor,
The following communicationsfr from the Comp:
troller we're read, and, on motion, referred to
the Finance Committee 5=$s II
oatpTRaELERss oTsFICE,(
ias4 New Orleans, NJ arch 81, 1850. 5S =
To the uUnotabletie Common Council IA 53Se$a
IS, of New Orleans; Y
GENTLE MEN; On this day adiudiealed The priy-s
leee Of running a steam ferry from the footof Canal
stree, 10 Johm Randolph ~ Co security Ohm Hughes
uEu, al som
streetto w Al High security endelin Dol, al $3.50
for The Term Of ten5y years. TA 8E@ i3$.
herewith transmit The siaieme ntrcquired byfesolu-
Yours respectfully ss u III
4DEBUYS, Comptroller.
/. u n {,
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BOARD OF ALDER MEN,

bOaRD of
April 2, 1856.
70 the President and Members.of the
e Board of Assistant Aldermen:
Conference.-The following resolutions, adopted by
your honorable body, were concnrred i'll by the Board
of Aldermen ..
resolution granting permission to A+Thompson 10
erect steam engine on his property on Ferdinand
street &
Aresouton granting permission 10 N. D. Marvel
to erect blacksmithshop onhis property oil Apollo
street. .s1-55
A resolution granting permission TO Jacob Fay TO
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~ ADAM q FEN, Treasurer.
New Orleans, April S, 1850.
SSss5 TREAsURER'S OFFICE,
Il Civ n ~ NJ nttr n fIaans IA mill 1874

CIEY UI EIVGWU IlkVFIIIj I6OO.
To The Honorable President and Members
ss4F S5 of the B oar Of Assistant ldermen:
4 toiay before you The number
or licenses which have been issued from this office.
from the Iii 10 tilei21i March Inclusive, will the
name Of the party 10 Whom4issned and The amount
The same he number issued is fo!
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Z g3s5ffs - "a al y 5lf't- ri ~ :, III
10 n, Diiiu 1rncary licensp,

~ tamil gfocefy j oenses, n n I=7-73- 8
IA 25coffee houses MI do, S.SS 5ssz5
8 Wholesale merchants licenses,
s31 Commission merchants do, &
q so retail merchants do,
fs 4 steamboat agents do, ~
n Il cordial factoFy NJ III do,
Il bother ofmaitliquors do,
q neutrality-suspicious. do,
58 ~ wood dealers # ado,
,4H4 L restaurant do,
lcolton factors a do,
s.y on sailor boarding houses, Is
1exhIDition do,
3}$ Il lawyers do, W.
pRATs-,5sc "a ITS, sE TIC. IT. =
n 8is licenses, FirstDstrici, Ne n u 5s I.
IL do; Second do,
S do Third do,
4 S cab and carriage licenses, +.
3 market cart do. 81 Is
Sf l5iA Very respectfully,
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ADAM. GIFFEN, Treasurer
4 TR EAsURER,s OFFICE,

! Ctty o1tNeR LfleallS, aprll5S le55.
To The Honorable Presidentand Members : K !. Il
#&5ssI Of the Board Of Assistant Aldermen
81 GENTLEMEN: i bPg leaye 10 laYbefor you the mum
her licenses which have beenssued from this Office
from the 3lst March 10 the 9TH OF princlusve, with
itbesname Of the paryto whom ssuedand the amount
sreceivedforthe same. The number issued il as fol-
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ISAAC TIL AVER, ST.
\ Oh AS. PR DE, 4,
N. E.B ALLEY, v
JOHN GUa4sERTSONd
JEs 81 Ha U flzhf o RE,
s. Howell q,

RESOLVED, Thatrhe Surveyor be, and he shereby aug
mite oil Streets and Landings, Il, repair she PLANK
roads the city by taking up the worst portion
plank roads and substituting shell roads stsa
and using the old lumber taken from. such p3rtioas
taken up, in repairing The balance of the plank roads
PROVIDED, That the amount 50 expended shall MOI
exceed the sum provided for e repairs OF the plank
roads insthe budget of 1856. a. S3sst @ }$ass q
On motion, the Board adjourned.
-. q, CHARLES w. HOPKINS
~ =. S$ Secretary pro TEN.
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ADAM GIFFEN. Treasurer.
NewsOreans, March 90, 1856.
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S. HOWELL.
The following resolutions, accompanying the
above report, were read and adopted:
Resozued That the Surveyor be, and he is hereby
authorized to issue to Patrick Flynn his certificate for
digging out Mepomene Canal, less $500 deducted
for noncompliance of conract 10 q final settlement
for said work. ..ua.
Resolved, That the Street Commits sioner be, and
he is hereby instructed 10 fill the lot on Bagatele
street. Third District which school-house 10 being
built, petoned for by Messrs. f. c. Laville and L.
Burthe, School Directors. ..I
Yeas Messrs. Banister, Barbarin, BENT,
Bridge, Chiapells, Eager, Guyol, Howell, Lam
dry, Rusha, Stith, Thayer, Wilt and Tracy
a.
Eesored, That the adjudication of the contracts for
cleaning the paved and unpaved, and keeping in re-
pair the unpaved Streets OF the Fourth and Eleventh
Wards of the city, viz:
Fourth Ward, nj $4,000, 70 Thomas P. Williams; ;
security, Henry MEG unn.
Eleventh Ward at $4,000. 10 Patrick Haman, seeu-
rty, Thomas Buckley and Patrick Flynn-be, and the
same are hereby rejected by The Common Council.
The following resolution, adopted by the
| Board Of Aldermen and referred to in the fore
going report, was read and concurred in as
| recommended in the said report:
| resolution authorizing the Street Commissioner
10 grade Periat from the intersection of Girot
| 10 ST. Paul street. " z-..-s-..
| Yeas--Messrs Banister, Barbarin, Beait
/ Bridge, Chiapella, Eager, Fabre, Guyol, Howell
| Landry, Rusha, Stith, Thayer and Wiltz-14
The following resolution, referred to in thu
same report, WAS read, the rules being suspend
ed, and adopted as amended and recommended
in said report;
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erect blacksmith shop on his property on
street $. s98s6s5s5. si393 HAITI $ls
Aresolution Authorizing the comptrgller nell 81
auction the nggfo Sam, confined ilthe and
fOrfetcdi TO the City, t5sg4s 4. .#@5 5s
Apreambe and ton appon Ting ~ authorlz-
Lifts through the Aeaicieney Of the street Gommse
snnefor The neglect q tfe
md cleaning streets of Aie city, sha te same aTe
sfhfsssrs Failey;Gulbertso,i, Dnrfeli and Denegre
were appointed members Of lhe3 Committee q
resolution authorizing the Comptroller TO sell The
erection Of an iron railing around the
statute of Cent acks on Es
A resolution q pay sundfy persons for services rem
dered In making outta 7rece pts for 4 655s 3
A resolution approving The adjudication made 10
Henry Diamond or running The dtanns machine 81
tterhir Section r t*5sS :sS 543#$& r.
a resolution 10 pay sundry persons adopted March
$25Ill, 1856 Ss3$5 IN t#8g 6 &&8 & q 3t 583S1
Aresouton, ap1ointing and authorizing ajoint com
mittce " tue Council ohaye printed 1000 copies othe
new City Charter, together tvhtbe laws equaIizing
laxattoii, and defining The tlnttestof Mayor t54 "a
Iessrs., 9 absrtson and Dare were appointed on
II The Committee on Streets and I1andng was APP
pointed committee of conference OH the following re-
solution rejected by The Board of Aldermen and per-
/ sistedin by The Assistant Beard: fsg g&
resolution authorizing the Comptroller 70 selEthe
contract The grade Of the cutters and ceuer
Of Glrod street fron,.he eyee 70 N inc street.
Messfs. Durell, Cuberlson, Baiey, Prideand Dupre
were poinled committee Of conference the fol-
flowing persisted IN by the Board Assist
ant Aldermen Ss $ n 4 4 sf5f is$
"A resolution authorizing The Comptroller 10 sell The
contract for repairing certain streets according 10 spe-
cfcatons 10 be furnishedby the Committee on Streets
and Landings - SE#f Il SE53
Msssrs cuibsttson, DprslI. and Bailey we're an.
resolution persisted in by the Assistant Board
IA resolu linn allowing a51aWard Of $500 to Capt
Bowditch and A. F. Moynap, for arresting Wm. II.
Garland, late Treas rersof The city.
,5s. Respectfully.
u CHAS.5C CLAIBORNE, Sec7y, =
Y The following ordinance, adopted bySthis
Board and rejected by the Board Of Aldermen,
WIS, on motion, referred to the Committee On
Streets and LANDINGS:
An ordinance 10 determine The proportion 10 be paid
Improperly holders the round stone pavement to be
made The public road, Third District, under ordi-
nance No. q All.
Messrs. Howell and Fabre were appointed
committee Of conference on The part Of this
Board on the following resolution, persisted in
by the Board Of Aldermen
"A resolution authorizing tile farmer of the Beef
Market Second District 10 continue the stalls Ut the
end of said market Is-lE n
1.-THE quarterly reports Of the Public Schools
of the Third District were referred to the Com
mittee on Education and ordered to be publish-
ed, and will be found in another column Of this
paper. y
PETITIoEs.s}
The following were referred TO the Finance
Committee: Is