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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
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Large cuts charged Double The same dimensIoos
type.
Displayed advertisements one half more than
usual rates.
Yearly advertising contracts win be UNDERWOOD 70
apply strictly 10 the immediate business ~ the sdves-
tlser and s other advertisements sent In By the 3D.
vertlser viii be charged extra.
Advertisements not accompanied with instruction
will be inserted until forbid, and charged accordingly
Notices for religions and benevolent purposes n-
serted one time free Of cost thereafter chsrged -
other advertisements.
Advertisement from abroad mus, be paid for an
Oarisbly In Advance, unless from approved Asen"
Contracts Ear yearly advertising terminsble 81 the
piop d ~ stisers they paying On sdvsncsosn' o.
rs per ceul. IN the contract price.
Advertisements Inserted noxt To rssdins osssss
Oper oens advance on shove rates, end ssps % W.
aide rs pes cent. advance regular rates.
An TRANSIENT embellishments must b. paid fsf y
advance.
GEO. 2. WEST, Iovs Stats Democrat.
sAHDERS BaO. Daily Gazette.
II LIsCHkR CO. Der Dsm0krat.
HARRINGTON wlIxlE. Daily Evening NEW
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

!" Pray and Work,
Then God W,jH Help l,Oss,"
a NEW sesiea Of Juvenile Books, transastrh from
u the German, beautifully iliusts sted with CO.
lored engrs wings and illuminated covers Comprising
I, DAron Won wollhem and his children ,, The
Balloon; >, Louis the reformed boy; 4, Beads and
Shot; s, Prank the little cheat .. Tho Christmas
GIFT price OF each " CTS.
Al No IS brady streetpnear the Post Once.
7mo2eAtf RIIADAMs.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
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MUSIC.


ST received Nv EHprss among II Il Hcms Svsss
q Homo. variations hy Thalb r. Odd NJ, or, d
Wat,sce Gsann tta. new nd cha mlns .. M And
HdHy o.iess TOO nSmevovs 70 mcsseW ~ ,he
Rock Island Music Store.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
STATE ITEMS.

Three men were dangerously and perhaps
fatally stabbed at dance in Lyons last
week. The ARRAY was between q party of
Americans and the Irish, caused by a little
jealousy and the desire of the parties for q
"muss"
STABEING ARRAY AT FrLroN-ONE Man
KILLED, ANOTHER NOT EXPECTED TO LIVE
About o'clock yesterday morning an af-
fray occurred near the r. X. Depo}, which
resulted in the death of young man by the
name of Hopkins, and dangerously wound
ing another person. From what we learn
Of the ARRAY, it appears that some or 10
persons were returning from the "crib" back
Of Fulton. where they had been spending
the night, when a quarrel arose among
them which ended in general fight. Hop
kins was stabbed times and lived but a
few moments. The other person stabbed
was alive last night, but cannot recover
Immediately after the stabbing the parties
engaged in the ARRAY fled, and up to last
night had not been arrested.
We are informed that man was robbed
on Saturday night last in Saloon in Fulton
Of about $3.50. The man states that he was
knocked over and his pockets picked. Two
persons have been arrested charged with
committing this robbery.-Lyons Mirror.
The wall Of the Randall HOTEL a new
building in Lyons, fell on Wednesday last.
carrying with it portion Of the timber and
flooring Of the third and fourth stories.
Fortunately no person was injured
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

A WORD TO OUR CITIZENs.-HOusc-
holders know few facts that ought to in-
fiuence their conduct They know that in
the fall ofthe year, they can buy potatoes at
% cents per bushel. onions At ~ cents; pork
at 5 cents per b.; Lard at 8 cents per h.,
fuel. (coal) at 10 cents per bushel; weod at
44,bo per cord. and they further know that
three months later, these articles will bring
Potatoes q, 80 per bu.hel; onions e2,Oo;
pork 10 cents per H.; Lard 20 cents; Coal
70 cents per bushel; wood $3.50 per cord
and yet. knowing all this. they neglect to
get their winters supply Of these articles
while the prices are low.
The reason Of this advance in prices is
simply this In the fall Of the year all these
articles are bought up by spectators, and
shipped 70 other markets. leaving the whole
country barren Of every kind Of food. In
stead Of our merchants packing and storing
pork for customers, they ship It At once.
aud when spring comes, go to the markets
to where il was shipped. and buy it back at
enormous advances, for retail trade. So Of
potatoes. II families or merchants would
Law BY store Of potatoes and onions for use
in the spring. and for retail trade. such out
rageous prices would not be asked for these
articles
Tho simple article Of pork is made 70 four
fold in price from fall TO spring Bacon Is
II cents per h., but it can be had in the
fall for and 10 centA Why do mot our
merchants retain enough Of this article to
supply the retail custom for the season. and
get the profit Of the rissf Instead Of this.
1t il all sent to st. Louis or Chicago. At 8 eta
per h., and there Il Lies In store until
spring. when our merchants 60 and buy it
back at Is centa
This loose way Of doing business subjects
consumer 70 sxtortiouats prices for every
article Of Saod. ipr 1t Least six month"; q
TIE yeae. lSs e t4l&
Absut thsss ysassaoa ssises 81 - a
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
STATE DEMOCRAT,
MAUI ARRANar1nNrs.

NAIL ARRAN0ENENT6.
ARRIVALS
Dasfsrn( Chicago)twicc daily x Sony 3 = ~
0outh~rn( vtaAus .siine and Isws ctsy) daily lok
Northern Via Dutuque) daily ct eSh
oouthees (st Iouls) daily st SPh
Northern via Csmsnche, I<Claire, &c, Tues-
day, 1sussdsy ed saturday st SpM
Northern VIC Asquoketa, DsWitt, &c. Tues-
day, Thursday and saturday q 7Ph
DEPARTURE. L. r. TINE.
nsstern Iva ChIeaee) Gleses ei-9AN
Northern tDsbsqusJ
southern 90 IDuis)
Southern (Nuscstins ~ IoUs city) cioses arm
Northern tCsusnehe. IsCisire, &c, cioses
sunday, thursday cd 1handsy at 6pM
Nssthsrn fAsquoksts aud Dewitt cIoses Sun.
day. Tuesday end 5hussdayss SIN
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
Syme'S surgery.
and Practice Of Surgery

DY James Syme 9 3, Professor Of Binissl
ID University OF Edinburgh, &c, &c.
Edted with Notes snd illustrations by Rotcrt 3
E-wton, n D. Prof OF Surgery In the Eclectic Med-
cal institute OF Cincinnati, Ohio, &c, SC.
Prom thu Edinburgh edition pub. Cincinnati 1851,
I vol, vO sheep 40 pages, illustrated with Ensrss
prize Is o..
just received sud for sale by
ELL ADAMS,
No 50 Brady street, near the Po.t Once.
6thmo2tdtf
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
Disaster ON the Illinois River.

Disaster ON the Illinois River.
Peru, Ill, Sept. 8.
Yesterday morning the steamboat
Nile, . tow-boat plying between this
city and st. Louis, exploded her boilers
near Hennepin, killing the engineer, and
severely scalding several Others.
Destructive ConAagrasion IN Brastlsboro.
Brattleborn, Vt, Sept 4.
A fire occurred here Last night dea'
troying about twenty buildings, includ.
ing the dwellings Of Messrs. Mead,
Burnham, and Stebbins, and the Pc
per mill and rule factory Of Mr.. Eddy.
1aiiooa 1sssaaioa.
Nannch Chuack, Pa, Sept 4.
John Wilde made . brilliant and
graceful ascension from the borough
& 2 o'clock thi p. N, in . splendid
cir ship, the Old America" Ths Bal
hon took . n. 3. course.
II SO WAsas = 0sssslA.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
Navy Court Of Inquiry--Treaty with
New Grenada.
">.l:->~ Cn~A

Now 0t0no0o.
Washington, Sept. 4.
Capt. Galdesbrough has been reliev-
ed from duty, on the Sd Naval Court Of
Inquiry, and Capt Pearson appointed
to gil his place.
The Articles Of the treaty between
the U. S. and New Grenada are agreed
upon, and will soon be transmitted to
the Government for its official action.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
BOOTS AND sHoB
wholesale - R0tA11,
AT
nrnn N nnnRnE onn3nnna

THE EMPIRE NIOREI
BRADY 0TRHHT. DAVENPORT.
VHyD have now In store large and we'll eelscAA
w stoch Of n0ots and Shoes, 70 which ~ tnvtta
IL attenttou Of I'll IN want Of srtlcaes IN oar liDe
Obunevr 1todss wishins to rsp,enish thar stof
chaaing elsewhere.
q ear uumerOus custnmen whe prsesr Oao1sal
W6ek ~ continue 70 hold out lnduce0eots n ~
vss q Irtns $500 eaA alUI11eA sssrA, ~ sssa1sl
chs - q New Yost.
An kinds q LAdies' wost menafaefured = Msal.
(spgodtfl MOORE . 0A1A1Tf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

CARRIAGE MANU- ACT0Rx.
@l5ss
HROlcB HAG1R, formerly In oonpsny With A.
" Z g. wGber, has now associated himself with
Charles hs1snel. N he new stone shop % Third
between Harrison and Ripley ssrrsts, whore thy
ere prepared 70 nanufscture tooeder Ill kisds of
CGrrtHges, BWggtes,
SPRING WAGONS, &c.
Being themselves practical mechanics, and employ
none but the bess woEemsn, they aaster th.mssve:
In this market.
ALL WORK WARRANTED.
- Particular attentieo paid 70 rspairins.
Julys4a.s aHAonn 90,
IF q u ~ D.
Tg1 PEE. Y by cHzAr Dsr soops Is 1t q
10. CnAMPToN ! SON,
Julyoe60 onsDas 0raND cd ~ -
TINE UyV.XO.N bakery
ENLARGED AND IMPROVED!
Breal, Cakes, Craskers, Pies.
II sseaAishoent, on "a street.. sssvs nrsly. aad
put IN new ovens and new mscAinery, an nov
prepared furnish the best quality a Ssmy brsad,
I've 10 sonnenssd he crsess Sssissss. n Iesr
constant supply, for whole sals o. Tseai, q svesy
kind Of cIackers useA " this ns'1s. hsvs II
Co,l1m's lstsse Improved esnhinstisa Csacaer Ne
nSn1U m awr - hal nap
sonsly super intend ali NJ Wos, aa1 80 aatsr that
no our OF dsmassd boxing sAAn - eus - ~ sssab
lis.msns. also bsts - hsa0 o Aaa1 q khAs
Hotels, Groceries and
Boarding Mouses
supplied aeilv. ea,sassnsass tsrss, requested
erss-cssss Noisss Ssso Ibsasass sta,ds h ~
STORE - aceu@modate custoDers WAo l0ve ~ s1n8
H.1zGRR, Unioa Bakery,
Junslodtf - sessse.a NwdssB aAsvs Dssdy.
JNOIET 10 LOLlE
i:rss q s::ll sum. s'ss - : 'aass ~. =
Lanl warrants belght an sell.
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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

VyRRY useful TO show HOW HOT IT IL" At 7Sc,
y ~ 90. q Is and u 50 each, at
No. 10 Brady street, near the Post once
Julylldtf rsJ ADAMS
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07
NEW BOOT + SnOE STORE Z!
I'm the IVES sire Of Brady, between Third and
~ Fourth streets.
LIS. e.. Todd
SpaUg and Summer BeOtS, Shoes,
Caters and slippers,
Of eyerY variety And dcscIinfinn A my Goods are
Retail Trade,

To oil those who may favor me with call. can
guarantee the Workmanship equal TO those manufac.
tured In this or any other part OF the United States
nay29dtf Jas. T.. TODD.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-07

HAVING received the agency Of the following safe
III and relisble Companies kr Davenport and Vi
cnty, prepared 10 take First Glass Risks and
issue pelicies on as favorable terms - any other
Companies Of equal standins.
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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-02
70, SNYUEK. ]. H. SHERMAN. i.
SNYDER 4 SHERMAN,

yXyILL PRACTICE THEIR PROFESSION
w in ali the Courts of Iowa and Nebraska. All
ceetcas entrusted 10 their care attended promptly
Especial attention given buying and selling real -
tate, and making pss-empeions in Nebraska.
Deeds Mortgsges and other Instruments Of writing
drawn with dsl CHI acknowiedgments taken, Ac, kc.
II O6ce d Upper Broadway. niu
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1857-05-02
= y. RKGkA1. ~ ~ 3. H. RIDDLE.
b. n. PEGRAM & CO.,
B0nkers & Dealers In Exchange,
COUNCIL BLUYrs. IOWA.
WE STUDY TO pt.EAsEs

WE STUDY TO PLEASE
RAfZELL DUNNING
Hosse, Sigs ssI Oswsmeasel
are now prepared 70 d.
PAper-Hangias, Graining, Giid-
Ing. Lettering and Ornamental Painting, with neat
usss and despstch, and the most reasonable terms
" shop Gn broadway, Opposite the lsobinso0 House.
Please give "a . call. nl-u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
MISCELLANEOUS.
MINERS B AkERY,
Montgomery steert, doors above the Orleans Bote
OROV VILE
STEPHEN TOLAND,. Proprietor.

TWyHIS Is THE PIONEER BAKERY OF ORC
n vile, and the proprietor would acknowledge
his thanksto the people OF Orovie and vicinity for
their patronage. and solics continuance of the
same, feeling confident that he can give hctter salts
faction for the same money, than any other estab'
lishment of the kind in Oroviiie PIES made OF
fresh fruit of all kinds and CAKES of every varciv
ut Low PRICES, can be had ut his Bakery, OF will
be delivered at the doors of his customers.
Orovlle, Dec 80, 1855. d3l'u
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
LENT
MONEY
Dissolution Of CO-Partnershi,

TENHE FIRM OF POUNDS g. JOHNSON, Eormet
n proprietors Of the Buckeye Hotel was dissolv
on July 9Th by matnal consent i'll
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
Scroflla and Diseased Blood.

"DR. GUYSOrrS improved Extract Of Yellow
Dock and Sarsapara" is II true specific. The pro
prieIors have in their possession over one hundred
certiacates of the most extraoriinlry cures effected
by H. We can selely cay, Try it. 1t revives the
dropping constitution, eradicates all humors from
The Blood, and 10y its tonic properties restores the
invalid to life aud vigor. AS spring and summer
medicine, it mas NJ equh. It's slayularly eliacous
action on the blood its strengthening and wivtyIng
action on the system stands pre- eninany above all
other SarsaparlIlas. II you would have the
brought back 10 your check. IA clear: healthy and
transparent skin, aud life and vigUr inbued through
the system, take ~uysotLs Extrac. II yellow Dock
and Sarsaparilla IL contains more Of the pure
Honduras Sarsapariila than any other preparation
extanl, which is chemically combined with tho ex-
tract. of Yellow Dock and The Extract of Wild
Cherry, thus making the remedy moro thoroughly
efficient than any olher Sarsaparlia before the puts
c At the same time 1t Is perfectly free from oil
mineral poisons, which cannot be said of other Sar
sapara compounds.
~" lie care al and buy none but QUART BoTrLEs.
Soldby Druggists generally
Cotton & NcDormot, Agents for Orove.
Park & White. General Agents. and Eporters for
all valuable Patent Medicines, 49, Washington ST..
San Francisco. myl3 3m2p
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20
Oruuille BULLY Butte Rttarh.
MONDAY MORNING, JULY Goth, 1867.

THE COALITION An anxious X. N. sign
ing himself "Union is Strength" comes
out in a communication to the Union OF
Thursday, urging the American party to
coalesce with the Republicans, as the only
means through which they can "fax out"
the Democrats of Sacramento county. He
thinks that like Barkis," the Repubs are
"willin," and declares that if the amalaga-
tiOn is not effected, that they are irretriev-
ably overheard. We agree with him, and
are foolish enough to think that the Democ-
racy of Sacramento can beat them all, ANAL
gamate as completely as they may.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-07-20

A CoxsEoUENcE oP CARELESS LEGIsLA-
TIoN.-There has been no July session of
the District Court in the Humboldt region,
owing to the causes thus set forth in the
Times:
In consequence of the Legislative blunder
mentioned by US q few weeks since, Judge
Williams has not come down TO hold the July
term, being satisfied that we were correct
in the conclusion that IS no longer the IF
teenth District, and has not been since the
9th of April, when the Act changing the
Judicial Districts throughout the Stute-bs-
ing the last Act on the suhject--took effect.
Our northern members designed the change
to take effect on the first of August, but by
this oversight their object has defeated
Serious inconveniece may have resulted in
consequence oil judges Daingerfeld. VIII
liams aud Peters having held terms since
the 9th of April in counties out of their
respective Districts after that date, although
within them previously Whether Judge
of one District can preside in the Court of
another, except in cases prescribed by stat
ute, is n great question, and if he cannot,
any judgments that may have been render
ed in the cases mentioned, will be void, and
parties and officers attempting to enforce
them will render themselves liable. This all
results from careless legislation"
1t would appear from the above, that
Judge Williams considers this the 18th Dis
trict and will doubtless be here to hold tho
August term Of the District Court
The SUICIDE OF FINLEY The Bay cor
respondent of the Sacramento Union &C
counts for the recent suicide of Joseph W.
Finley, as follows;
Monday morning, July 13.
My DEAR SiR:-I am at loss for Ian
guage expressive Of your treatment, and
call to say that Mr. Mogay will sue me il
your note is not paid to morrow; and don't
wish to believe that you will suffer this.
II. B HAMPTON.
j W. FINLEY, ESQ, Present.
1t appears that Mr.. Hampton had Dor,
rowed q small snm of money and loaned the
same to Mr.. Finley. This occurred several
months since Mr. Finley gave his note to
Mr.. II fJr the money, payable in five days.
The deceased tried to borrow the amount o.
several persons, but was unsuccessful. The
above note seems to have tended to wound
his feelings, and this, together with the
effects of liquor, was the incentive to the
suicide. 1t is stated that Mr. Finley had
frequently said, in presence of his friends,
that he did not fear death, and he had sew
cral times attempted suicide. Once he
swallowed about an ounce of laudanum, but
his life was saved by doctor with the assis
tance of stomach pump.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26
fAdvertisefn-nt
EpnM TuE AMERICAN MEDICAL. MONTHLY,


ArsI, ls57-WhseNer concerns tne nes.n o nv
classes is of imp rtsnec To ~ hsies~nsoI c $500 Wa
lance, In fact than that wren oYn'et' 1888 h,sh
this idea We are S''u-,ohrn !" voA s 1910, n.
have direct connection Win drugs s1 wncn pto Us
prevent me necessary OF Puys'iu' ~ - h.s.s-
enable him to cure ms parent "hen scS' 10 % ~ e,s
we nave some ines shuueu ~ uoo PssVr 80 Jr No cl...
time 70 DO so nom time 20 e - occaslou uhet' ~
have tt deeper interest than IN nose VINO sew"
for Maintenance, or IN the ordinary occupstons OF .J
moderate circumstances Hoods song OF the Shrt rs
20 every physician practicns IN city many Pa
whom Ood ID poNmaser, whose hc mas o'en ~ -
terrible necessity OF earning hNHt of .He
late. by day and by might ~nIu' IS', @ ,ss ,i,ss,,
they have struggled tor bread WIN such oH ss 40 uAt
knows. And when the dim ght and constant use nave osu
the eyes to fail disease has asssed thef Jung
their blood they have not been abe 20 pause IN tn.n -
time be khey could not stop To DE- cured inose " o,
favored conditions affected perhaps not TO he se sson
gTsvey The mother desires her daughter % e
tous and enjons upon her the necesy-to leh ~ haS 49,
10 all but the weathyot sewing neatly ana dnigchtJ IN '
country especially have we seen g'rs 81 sewing
ing sll cay long when they should nave oeeh s
duties which allow mote proper exercise 10 te veJ, ~
studies aud ausrments which necessary LOT .he P1Op'
development of the mind and the avoideee o. tha.
csm which IL unnatural as u 10 nnhehthy. VIZ nav 49,
forbidden girls from fourteen 20 eighteen years 20 Sc"
than short time each II at all and have had goat hu
cuty In enforcing obedience for the that they oond nos
the work mothers thought us over noonAi
ton &. indebted many ofits Victims while not eoaqnsro
mines side sche arrangement of the stomach with ne
attendant following in its trsin make their hves
whi.h su early esth does not cut short -
These things have oil been brought treihy IN ""r lnd a. w
have tom time -. 'i.ir zen 40 W N,i % ~
aud need persons ais'"us OF hef uenls Hoos ~. ~
one OF Wv Sc @ % 80 S,,Jind N Zee VIA, h,d
.eisure was upon our hahds we det'thca 20 sec "n %
heen done, ana u tre Iehy "ss asJ pIon''o IT, .ls
from this injurious toll and CONFINEMENT Aue oos
which We were sho" MI OF ods gwhon we ae Sseu .l
hing OF aconnoisseur IN NtcnhRl Wnhueu sV aP,ot
WHO I'm bsr infant as 9hiY s1N'u al, .o e' si h -
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1857-05-26

whereof ,hsn rsd By Chief Of Police upon tn. lAr
Of the captain. or either Of the leutenant-
SIC n policeman sha necessarily incur an e1p-n.a m
oon,eyIF oiea or b pToT to The oe Of the Cai-f
90 incurred ,hi b. rrrf I'D T. him by RE Chief Po On
the ott,ate Of IT, te csptn TO whom "a property
SIC For hc purpose Of dcf,yinr any expense which ,y
b. incurred r. Tursusr II the three last sections. the Chief Of
roic. may bv eq, ,ion IL 90 b. couuersyred By tie
Mayor draw upon Controller for 10. exceeding
hundred dollars lie nay Ike manner renew the draf.
~ off be Necessary bit such renewal hall be made
money psid po she previous draft shall
the Coriro e ~ vouchers Tor the expenditure
SIC 10 When dra shall be Controller in con
fni with the last section. h. shall draw bis warrant IN favor
sFc H. The officers this burcsu required the
% th. ability in the enforcement Of the Corprvtioa
drsnces in force in relation TO carts and cabs and
hack coaches and hackney cosehnen. stages and
mediation coaches AZ their drivers onnouse' anc omn
bus dvfTs and public porter and Of hand sn all ord
Of the Corporation to preye. evil practices and relating
sgc IL The police station houses in the different dstric.s
shall BE- deemed portion Of the City Prison aud Bidew for
the purpose Of ke Hs and Obtaining committed for e1
animation and for other purpose whatever aud the captains
and eutentsn,s Of each district hall h. the keepers thereof
ePeetivey and .bs for that PPo.s be deemed Deputy
sc 49, AT appointments and removals Of officer. under hi.
ordinance otherwise provided tor shall be made BY the
Sec a The sum Of ss25 authorized by the of March
subject to taxation according law for deayng the expenses
police is hereby appropriated the police watch essb
shed BY This ordnasce and the Controller !. hereby author
m Of the several Captains and the proper reaution OF the
SIC Is The police station houses in the wards the
;eegaphc apparatus and al other property beonanE 70 the
Cooperation heetooTs USED oT police PuPo are hereby a
and night watch hereby Organized:
SEC. Is This ordinance shall take effect Immediately
Mr. CRANE asked the Chairman Of the Special Committee
whether be could inform the Board the Dorian Charter
signed or the montgom,Fie Charter vas sealed ..,.
Mr. jos said be mad either Of thu Charters both
contained in big box and he presumed could be seen
On motion TIE report Of the Committee the specis
order for dsy night next The Board then adjourned