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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-05-29

.
WATCH MAKER AND JEWtLER,
|nFFEks for sale tbs Justly celebrated American
" WstsA msde y the uoston Walsh O., and
warranted On excellent time ksspss; in gold and
silver cAass. Also > nns selection of EngiisA
Watches, chronomsteTs, Anchor su1 Lspinss, IN
gold and silver saese a1lef vhich are varTantsa
Ssed ttne ksspess, - q 1ain.st., By
nohl3d EAMLG. BRIDGks.
0lLVE0 WAHE.
4sO16akTlN0fnp In pAstof ee6lses, Saps, tunAlsrs;
~ ptsyeAke, ies oseam onA demsst knirest 1tSks, !,
spesns, Asalasy $eil vsssanAed csia silver.
Also ~ steskaf plain aiissr, Tor aAls - sast-
- asSix si; sAx.I d. snrpess.
oILVEH-RLATER W1TE.
AN now ePsnisg new nne splss1td assert
nsnt of piAtsd ware saeA = - se1ay yenstsss,
saks baskets, ,ssps, Ssrks, sscnss AaY eos aeh low
by Y ~. SAA'L 0.l&{04x6,
1chtgd .z.1s -. u 1aiD-st.
80 sl s CL0CKN,
1sHE guhlis vii slveys - : sesd sssortnsat
ufAasfA; whish viii senaiue = thirty ~, sAfssy
hsas Aad stht ~; fof bsnk, analeSs Aaia, oGss,
and hossss some with alarms, which win ~ ssld
z. .:siIs ss1iaIEs't''.''a's' s4xr !. ss1pars.
- -FoGKET EUTT.KKY.
Go1K vary 1ne patterns 1os ae1s very sheap by
- San - q. DR1DGH9,
nehlsd as91s- ls's 81 Nain-st.
616sD ID 1GD,
ESOB, and Vest ChAinei = lnrRe stock fos sAla lev
N,a sAAL6. Raln6..
0e1A - aaa II ~ A0alA.st.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19


s.es mship James Adxer, Turner Charieson-Spoford
Clinch.
Ship Lebanon, Hamilton. New Orleans-Stanton Thom-
Bark Golden Age Glchrist i0alveston-waksman, Dimoa
Brig Eredcnia, Lord. oenfuegos-C J Peters
ss 5sssns
s as1 s1a sssS Johns P:ss
sesr yss Miller nI Miner Miner APsIscaicosPF a Post
sH f sS'ss f Rese Abbott
sehr Jonas sparss sogs,s Gu PSp.nMaS;sr xox
Steamer Delaware Copes Philadelph a-ssndfords line
ARRIVED.
As psssen asG rs To- s%h Co Feb H. Ion 6 passed
ship yores Sailed IN company with ship Frederick Geb
Ship sunr soS; wills RIO Jsneiro AZ days. with coffee,
sss Me sSa1sS az Yarmouth Chandler HAvaua An inst
ss % Of snds e
Bark George Thomas Ireland. Galveston via 'mpton
M oi sss
gys 70 Sseh,dO ION inst sn lat IS 40 Ion SO 49, spoke
i'fE fS fS'4a' sa, with
ssi, ass Ss
B SsSs Of s y s Gsaen Feb fes
,on 80 pss,ed chip Young Eagle Of Bath steering r. Elk
samsn Murray g, Marks Jan 70 with cotton &c to
seSr smith sult, Charleston IL days with cotton &c,
~
SCI ssml Bolton allen Win ington NC 10 days IN inst
10Th lat "a Ion passed the poop deck Of vessel paint
bark vmsntne Of few York for Hampton Roads; 18th lat
&c re- IA 3 passed vessel OF about $50 tons bottom
e: 1ss
i'ss ssE ssss i 'i'S's
Schr eRoy, Smith, Norfolk days.
Sohr G. Taylor Brewer, Virginia
Schr B W Eltridge arow vireinis.
Echr {; R Lapfa,r. TAI Tor virya'a.
Schr Reaper, Dayton. Virginia.
sChr Gil Bias Decker. Virginia.
sctr Brave Kohler, virginia
SthrLucy Robinson. Floii1Re. virginia.
sohr getaway. Abram virginia
scbr Jobr Oliver CLARK. Virginia
sctr II RasDes Bsrnss, Virginia.
ScSr Jas Er slisb, Neal Virginia
Schr New haven. LopgetTee Virginia.
Scbr julia Smith veil Baltimore.
schr r c Ward. Edwards Hampton Eoats Gays with
beipg part Of cargo of ship ssm Russell to Low
Brrs -
schr Tansmount Davis Hamron Roads With teas belng
psrt Of CT ship Saml Rus selD to A Low Bos.
Scbr Hammond, Cean, Boston
The stesmug Bnrtress owed ship into Quarantine this
evening, said 10 be the Golden Horn.
QAU,ED
CseAshps Africa Dr. Liverpool; Jas Adger Charleston
Wind during the Cay Ugh, from sW.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

NEWS FROM LIBERIA The ship Dirigo, Of Bos-
ton will be b. red, took out me maeriaa Tor
coIlege be erected ~ Monrovia letter from Capt.
Atwood his reports that the ship arrived out
on The morning OF the 2oth OF Decenber alter
Of 30 days and II hours being OF the quickest ever
made Bostou, and the shortest made from any
port In the United States for than two years The
captain sales.--future In considerable trade here. The
principal article OF export beng palm OIL and from what
witness and hear Judge the colony 70 hala flourish
ing condition Some sail OF vessels are nov IN port,
besides the ship have good deal Of difficulty 10 dis
charging cargo lay outside the bar, and sf lov
water there not sufficient depth for the lighters TO run
over n This however, 10 In part compensated TOR In the
low rate wages atevedores gangths head man
pay 80 cents day, and the rest but ~ cent? per man
ny own crew employ In putting the shp 10 condpon 70
pursue my yoy age -Bcton TfdnsyrTt
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
John Clancy, President, Esq in the chair
The minu.es having been read and approved 'ne fHs
Q INT announced
A MESSAGE FROM Tbs MAYoR-So IMPROVEMENT !" puoLo
FNArCKs-ACTuAI PERMANENT CITY Dsin NkASlf ss,AV0
ov0-rm FUNDED DEBT 81, $4,000, ETC ETC
New X s9 x. F nIo is l Ssns
reoemmenda. on msae by me IN ,ae commit
Ses n. 81 hs an with city
% ss1 by a ss09S On Of sns
as your OF the general sentiment of the
pfHsS he ss!.l.tars WIN give to
pS s rom whh ene 70 receive anu inc
sppes; 70 charter which las obtained
Of ss Coans and has been ssnc By May
municipal auhOaes psoss Be aected
S ts &c hese either snor.n. unmind
they responsible supposed Legislators
who CARROT claim superior information or the pos
ledge 70 accoSntaSiliy 70 Us for their onicis ses
snaass q this sssIsetss rsSl c0s
c1se thai The charter submitted by us VIII be adopted not
prsc.c. wants q the and Of The detects he
that community has right form Of mu.
80 as Ss e sr f
MN ,h.,e views no obviously correct am forced 70 con
70 sns s
sGSs ecDS1ous Sanno, receive the Of that
70 pass the form charter have presented but positive
visions aoh,rfeni our pride ADVERSE 70
our well being and government and an insult to
intelligence.
PUBLIC YIsANCEs.
regret that 10 Improvement has been manifested either IN
the this depariment the city
eminent in the aspect OF bsca affairs The
reckless ndiure and OF seepng and
arranging continue. mach department with proba
bly, but two exceptions conducts this part OF Its du
ties in manner Pseuilsry its own without, spDa
ter adopt q general and uniform system of reform
but think however much rests in the FL
this whole subject; but must be
impartaly exercised There should be rule applied
and 10 be 6nd regulst for
the aud Duoo business intended
be iveequay all and 10 be the insru
ments @; oppression in snd o. indu gence
others
Another practice in vogue in the Finance Depart en,
which viola of law, but exceedingly der
mentA the Interests OF the Corpor well to
rights o! individuals ia that of drawing from the
appropriations comprehended within those ori
ginSlly s ecihed oiher wo' DIS OF devotng TO
objects moneys appropriated for another This
common, and leads TO dissppoiuments. Thus the
Police Department almost invariably hnds its Appropriation
for salaries exhausted and the policemen deprived of their
been appropriated In 1856 eight hundred and twenty FIVE
thousand five huns red doll placed in the tax levy for
aries f tie Police Department but without authority
necessity there paid hom twenty thousand
poee for which the appropriation originally made.
II with reluctance that reference made TO the apparent
administration Of this depart but
Of the high and nsible duties which degolve
where properly belongs. not charge intended
the gentleman who conducts fiscal az
fairs but do the details of the busess OF hs office
loosely and necreny conducted and hat there de-
paetrent IA which etorm be introduced with profit
and advantage TO the public
prHI
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
NEW YORK HERALD THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1857.

fore The middle rier Of the railroad bridge of the Be-
lot branch has tupk abou, two feet
The water In The Kalamazoo river aud its tributaries
higher than EVER before The bridge over the Ka,ama
zoo nesr Dickinioh three mes OF Battle Creek
and sso part OF the Angel bridge. two miles below Ba
te Creek, have been csriei away and We expect 70
h ar OF macy other brdg &c being destroyed aud also
GOOD spripRng OF dams Hundreds OF tons Of hay
ed On the bottom lands have also been In undated.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

tagging and paving Of str eets were referred 10 their up
propriate committees The following resolution was pre-
scented by Mr.. BueHEs:-
Resolved That bs Commissioner OF Streets Lamps be
copdilicu,
Adopted
IRON srARwAys on BROADWAY
By Mr.. WAUGH
whereas Broadway hss become 90 obsruced Win We
hces Of all Kind. there being no safety G,e1s BIZ
Resolved, That the Commissioner of Repairs and supplies
ss BE- % said
ss e ss 81 an
Referred 70 the OK mmittec on Streets
THE HARLEM RAnRoAD.
By Mr.. HUGHH:-
and The Hal: Of Records S6sruS.s The free passage OF veo
'fs Thai ss be and
hereby Greeted TO remove TIE said ra and substitute the
Of the Street Commissioner
Referred.
REMOVAL or STEAMBOATS,.
BY Mr.. wAuGH-
Whereas .Brosdwsy, greenwich and other streets in the
lower part Of the city have become DISTRACTED with cart
river Battery that is almost imposabily for pedes
TRANS TO said streets without e.danserinx their Life;
Rs:cvsd Ihs the lines Of ;sssnsoss sssspgs. .ns
worcester lines be removed TO point on he Esss
IN the neiehbOrhood Of Pie or Rutgers streets
Referred 70 Commitaee Wharvss, Piera and Slips.
STAGE ROUTE.
The Beard Aldermen net conourrng In The report In
favor Of establishing stage route through Lexington
avenue Irving paoe aud Fourteenth street. this Board
adhered to lis former acton, and appointed Committee
OF Conference
ABOUT THE HARLEM RAILROAD.
The Board concurred with the Board Of Aldermen In
requiring the Harlem Railroad 70 put their track In order
forthwith.
resolution thai when the Board adiourns It adjourn
to the frs, Monday In March, unanimously
adopted.
FIVE hundra dollars was appropriated for distribution
he - "a ~ tha
civic societies the anniversary Of the birthday Of
Washington.
The Communication from the Mayor, which will be
found the report Of the proceedings OF the Board Of
Adsr men, received, and referred to the various
CON mtiees
The PRESIDENT announced tho following special commit
tees
On the presentson or Gen Jsckson's rnufbox, which
he left TO DO given to the bravet In the first
which America would be engaged In after hts death,
which the sexican war-Messrs. Van Tne Kennsrd,
Noyes. sobappeYt and Baulch
On is,rctins the city kessrs. Rhodes, HAsweu,
ottarsou, Hemphili and Boole
On the relief OF Broadway hessrs. Haswel Crawford,
Mnnroe, Franklin and Mitchell.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
United States District Court :.
Before Hon. Judge Bett

FEE. Is The Grand Jtr, Only aftce1 members Of
the Grand Jury being prssent-of whom fourteen were
swoin-the Court ordered additional panel TO be re-
turned in the morning CArbury Brewster, Esq, WAS
appointed foreman
The Court addressing Mr.. Henry Grtnne sld:-"In
sequence OF the situation IN which placed
will excuse you, and order the Marshal 70 pSocure
other juror In your stead" The Court alluded 70 the
dangerous ilneas OF friend OF Mr. artncels In Phila
delphs
In consequence Of tho absence of the Dsot Attorney,
who Of town, and the pdspoetion OF Mr. Joechms
SEN the petty jury discharged until Monday next
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
saIea nf Real Eatate.

The following sales Of real estate we're made TO day
much OF which Was improved and productive property
The prices obtned irregular, but In the main guile
high enough 70 suit the times
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAT.
TOO LATE FOR CLAssTFTCATTOn.
0,HALBERGs THIRD CoNCERT.
i ETBLOs SALOON SATURDAY FEB. Il
THALBER0, -
MRS X l.. DAyrNpORT


SiBLos SALOON n s sifSsTIsbbAr, rrB. a.
MADAM. P.AsosI b sHRsSs s2aAsrs.''
Nh 'osArh WITH NJ hffhALRrRss ''' ASklLA
gfl play Ia sonnambulA" La raranieila," "Homeswee
For The Frs, and Only Time.
uuw 4 sAe cE EIiafa Girs's s'ssirr-r.
piano nD' o'os ss sf5 I'D sHsf,0 .'' '''
y .fatsas sSs H. u ss AS'
s s Rs D.el' Lied By S'''A''
will ''''' The AT Mr. ;es Es s Il REs'
win play an Ar ysrie. By De Berot
ns,sIvsd .s.,: 9 and The s.ls Of ;ss.s comm.
f srG.d@., and Van seen Kings Va. street,
On rhurd.y and Friday " viii IL &c sid the 50
: only Or s and g. az, %.y :.
III s:F's
On TUESDAY reS1 Feb 2a-Mr rHALPERG's fourth Eve.
CONCERT OF THE ST; GEORGES s SOCIETY
" FniDAr Pm 20 A. F, paS,,s eAh0tS
ADs MR. CTfHHs Al,
win Dl'y Scr,,, Bogs s' Ma ws% Mason
For pariie ulars, sec fun Advertisement
u,UALRFpG,s sFooNp FREE CONCERT TO THE ~.
i pis Of ibe Public Schools VIII take place
i"s MADAME D'ArGRI
ne kindly volunteered her services
Mshere press the clergy and physicians will be adj
rnil,ed on presentation of their circulars.
TIL sJgFRGe NhT1NFEs.
The FRET Subscription Matinee Friday ct O'Clock w.,
Mt rodwor'h's Saocn.
poiice- Dcors open at precisely Z O'Clock
The Manaceu ent tpve much pleasure IN Announcing hal
re attempt 10 Introduce The MATINEE Musicale" hss perfect
THREE HUNDRED AND MIGHTY TICKETS
bavirg teeu subscribe for up Wednesday evening TIE
pcmaifrr twenty Tickets viii he scR n 6sy and ne SUB
pcrItop nst positively closed ibis Chursaayl evening"
The Management reerate the pledge ha no, ono ticket
beyond the four hundI 81 announced viii be sold.
NEW sER1FS on MArINRFs
will be given the nrri ~ which wll take uaus on
WEDNESDAY, FEB q.
Full particulars u. morrow.
LNoR SALE, a COACH PAIR or HoEsEs OFT 1rr0
IT harness douhe leigh and iw0 robes Will Ne snldt
rether separae. The Il cha1c- Cor ha'tmsn
get decided BARGAIN Ap2y slKo. g jag ST., near VESTS
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

the absence o; Mayor Recorder and President Of
the Board Of Aldermen supervisor Jackson was called TO
the chair The minute, were read and approved. The
Mayor subsequently entered The chamber Several pc1i
tons Tor correction Of taxes were reserved ard refer
red. Tie report a. the JommltiCc ANNA lsEts 10
fsvCr Of rem iirg The persUnul isres parties
ives coivcd snd adopted RepJrl oi fsue b. iavor ~
reducing ne valuations On tevaYsi oter partrs VA
adopted. Tho com 1tco also reported sgainsi Toe po
tors a some perfons Tor renisf on. Aoopte4. The
BoaYd Adjourned 10 the lrh kondny In March.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19
poApD OF CorrNcuvEV

Tits Board me, last evenins-.he Presdeni jonas n.
Philips, Esq., presiding
REMOVAL o. SNOW rsov rTr sIptus.
Several petitions ssd resolutions IA rsistsnoe 70 hs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

LvOR SALE. a COACH PAIR or HOEsEs ont 5Er o.
~ harness doube sleigh ard tw0 robes Will Ne e'ld
reher ~ separae. The issra-e cha1c- Cor haotmsn
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1857-02-19

efess OF the FERNANDO WOOD, MafW.
The usua number Of copies ordered 70 be orpted
resolution offered BY Alderman WILSON. requiring
the clerk Of the Board w. cause notice OF the mcen or
the Committee AsssssmenU 70 be printed In the daily
papers. Adopsfd
The yepor, Of Commistse RApars and Supplies IN
fsvor OF cor curing viii he Board OF Couscmea 70 d
up the efBoe Of the City Judge vas adsrssd.
The Comm luce nsrksu reported 70 concur With shs
Coupcien purchase the ground of Mr.. Lovbcs, for
market ss loot Of Sh tenth street
The report opposed By Aldermen Tucker and Blunt
and Alderman fhcspedon moved posponemens Of The
subject This Gas Loot.
Alderman IutKrp strongly opposed the adoption OF the
re oyt and eoutcndea that he locson OF tho Lovbcf
property vss net suted for msrfet. nor was worth
the prce aked- flpe COO Il WAS In the vicinity Of g0
house, the srncke from which would tant and destroy
In, meat He alec believed that Mr. Iowber could not
give proper ute TO the sround, and every man whom
he spobe 10 IN THE cy expressed hope that there were
we've intelligent mes In this Board Who would vote
Down the propcs ton 10 purchase the ground n the loot
OF si1teepth street
Alderman Brrpr took the ssme view, but the report
vss sdorted BY q vote OF 10 to6
several reports nom the Committee on Assessments
were received and confirmed.
Towy NApEu
The report OF the Comm on MARKETS. In favor o. ~
uorzpr the Comptroller 70 advertise Tor market site
the Hudson side, bet veen Fortoth and gsnse
wort streets and amending the resolution OF the Board
Of Couucinen accepted
The Beard adjourned 70 The nrs, Monday in harch
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25

SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
A RE prepared 10 exhibit some very handsome
"A Shoes, both for Ladies and Gentlemen, to- wit:
Ladies' heel Caters, (o every style and quality)
ShPperss Handsome trimming:j
Kid Boots;
Fine Toilet and Kid Slip pers;
Goat and KID Boots, with and without heels;
Misses Slippers,
Children's Ankle Ties and Ia 30 ots;
Gents Calf oxford Ties;
Congress Gaiters, stitched and double Sole;
Also,
Ladies Pine Travelling Sole Leather Trunks;
Also, Raiises Of every variety, Carpet Bags, Sachels
and Black Bags. They would call the attention OF buyers
70 the above they OF the latest Styles the
best Philadelphia manufacture.
Call at No. u, Public Square.
Sept. Is, 1851. SNYDER 4 FRIZZELL.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25
FOR MAYOR,
'HN A. McEWEN.


Hne MAgoTaAtTs
The present canvass for the MayOralty is, in
one of its features, singular. Notwithstand-
ing that the sham democracy have carried the
State, aud made preparations TO besto" al the
offices within the gift of the Legislature upon
hungry sham democrats, regardless OF the NJ
ness of American incumbents; and, in the
further exercise of their vindictiveness, have
announced their intention TO make stretch
of power foi the purpose of bringing Mr..
Bells head to the block two years in advance
of the expiration of his term of ofhee-not
withstanding these things, the sham democra-
CIV of Nashville, are not satisfied. They con-
tinue to cry for more. Inasmuch as they can
not seize the chief executive Office of the city,
they have the cousummate effrontery to ask
the American Party, whom they prescribe and
curse whenever an opportunity offers, to give
it TO them-to thrust aside all Americans and
bumbly pass the symbol of their government
in the city into the hands of their enemies!
Was the like ever heard of before! We put
it to any honest sham democrat to cay whe-
ther this is not asking rather too muchF Oh!
say they, we will not make this party con-
test; but, at the same time, eUeTy man Of them
Is determined 10 cote for the gentleman Of their
party aotO is a candidate! If this is not max
ing il party contest, we would like to know
what it is. If there were NO Americans in
Nashville competent to discharge the duties
of the Mayoralty, there might be some show
of reason 10 asking the election of sham
democrat; but as this is not the case, we com
N. 81 off of
bis party friends in the Legislature. They are
bent on INJECTING capital punishment upon
our friend LUTTREL. Gen. Cheatham would ill
the place occupied by him with credit to HIM
self and his party. John a. McEwen, coin
Gliding with the majority of the voters OF
Nashville in political sentiment, candidate
in Difference to the wishes of his party and
against his own wishes, will exactly =" fill the
billn for Mayor. No man in the city possess
es superior qualifications for the position; nor
is there one whose high character commands
more of the respect and esteem OF his fellow
citizens of all parties. Having consented to
become a candidate, the American Party of
Nashville would do themselves discredit to
cast their suffrages upon any other person.
They can't think of doing such thing. They
honor the high personal characteristics of his
opponent, and esteem him for his gallantry on
the field of battle, but they don't think they
the people to reward him, whilst his own
party have almost innumerable offices, good
ones, too, to dispose of The sham democracy
should think of this, and see that their
worthy candidate is placed in higher posi-
ton than that they are seeking to place him
in now. If they want Americans to comPli-
ment him, We doubt not the American mem
bers of the Legislature will crafty them.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25
Ohio state FaIr.
CIscINxArr. Sept. 19, 1851.

CIScISxATI, Sept. 10, 1857.
To the Editors ofthe Nushvills Patriot:
The Ohio State Fair closed last evening The
attendance was large, receipts enormous, and the
display grand. The most exciting event that took
place was the trial Of Corn and Cob Mills, Of which
there were four entries" Excelsior, " "a Little
Giant, " Star Mil " and eagle Mill. :" The con-
test was warm and protracted, aud resulted in the
complete triumph Of the EXCELSIOR, to
which mill toe Committee unanimously awarded the
highest premiums silver medal This victory,
together with that achieved the National Fair at
Louisville, securesto the "a Excelsior" Mil
character for excellence entirely unequalled
sOuIe's sel-IOadng Cart, gotten up in Nashville
was one of the most novel and attractive machines
on the ground-it was the sutj ct of universal ad-
miration, and awarded the highest premium
a silver medal.
1t is estimated that fifty thousand persons have
left the city within the last two days. DotWithsand
ing which the city is still crowded; the Fair of the
Mechanics Institute Horticultural Fair and other at
fractions serving to keep many strangers here for
several days. Yours respectfully,
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-25
civ Council.

The regular meeting-the last Of the Municipal
yearbook place yesterday at the City Hall
The regular Committees were called, and the re
ports received and 6ied.
Aid. Coleman from the committee appointnd 10
report cost o! enclosing Watkins Park, reported
that the OF $500 would make the enclosurs.
Aid. W. A. Davis, from the committee TO whom
referred the bill for the relief Of Richard Shat
fer, based upon the petition of Mr. s. for addition
eli compensation for work done on the Hines School
House, reported against granting the same Report
received
Aid. Halle, from the committee to whom was re
ferred the resolutions Of Fire Company, No. L.,
asking for alterations in the plan OF their Engine
House, reported against the same. Received.
Aid. Conger presented petition from Messrs
Bush Fain for the privilege of erecting a frame
shed for Corn Mil 10 South Nashville Granted
Aid. Coleman presented resolution to have the
pavemeuts on each side OF the Market House e1-
tended. Withdrawn.
Aid. Glenn from the committee To receive pro-
Posals to cover the North end Of the Market House
reported that they bad awarded the work to Aessr
Mcclure, Buck & Co. Received aud coneurred in
Aid. Felts presented a bill requiring the night
WV
the lst OF October Passed Let reading.
Mr. Shaffer vas granted the privilege Of making
a statement relative to making mistake 10 his Did
for the Brick work In the Hume High School.
Aid. w. A. Davis called up me bill TO allow Mr.
Shafer compensation for the mistake 10 the Brick
work, and moved to strike out S670 aud insert $500
The amendment was carried. The bill vas then
read the second time aud discussed some length,
By Aid Halle against aud Aid. Ware ia favor. The
rule was suspended aud the bill passed on its third
and last reading.
The bill relative to the night Police was called
up aud lost.
Aid Fogg presented petition from Aessrs.
Rains Brown asking.the privilege to put up lion
and mortar Ia Front Of their Drug Store Granted.
AID. Wilkinson pr. scented a resolution 70 purchase
a certain lot IN South Nashville for the purpose Of
building free school house. Pissed
Aid. Fogg moved that the Boiri adjourn .l
Tuesday next at 4 o'clock. C,rrled