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SATURDAY SMALL SCHEMRl
DO \ "a e RS SrI5 90 Payable without
CNPITAB s5.OOO!I
LFUr :. "a Sc
Whole Tickels si--Halves q-Qusrt,r, 4


Same as he knyU j. ue-v o. Guha-with tha dfsranens
hs Havana - eU has IS JuO Numb rshis has only 800
here wheyi- $50 each which Ih=r8 are n'ncaf
two LOrss lbs Supsd1teudrB's Rave each ssy T. ne
ucks ard the cluurt be opened uulr
Ihore placed IN the heel rumbsrs Tin Noes
containing slips at paper slth te numbers No. %
Is Goo. u The he- Of Pr there pa cd lin tubes
consiniuE sips OF paper with the prz them ranging
II m SI5uOU 20 500.
When tle da sing Iakes place, hch will be Go public he
wheels uni cke, and AFTER vug hen, mber e
drawn out or tH- VII Ell Of numbers and he
drawn sut Of the Pzs Wh-e by boys with bard
o. the snouIerz and hndfilde he tube Be- slipped
the number held and enrolled that hs Whole audauca
i-a number IS then ca led o. and registered b.
the SuperUtendenls- The Prize dawn credited The
lumber dlvn 1.-THE same time, and until al The urzsl
drawn copy Of the drawing Is then sent zoe
printers and ar comparison the teHients certify -
Che OF he drawing Tlese su .eutendenfs are
sworn per'ora their duty Without fear % lavor.
10 will be perceived that boz this plan, even prize Is drawn
and az course Teruu must got Oh ; drawing >
ordering tCErts- The Prizes uaabla
days after the draw iBF, full, without deducou
FT = Drawing takes place ever SATURDAY
II h Orders Ichg stdr-seJ TO q H. WINTER, Box
$50 Nashville, will be iu-ue jale.y attended 20.
JAMES q. WINTER,
iaa24 SIT Manager, Naeoa Ga.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

9T We are authorized to announce w H. WILLIAMSON asa
candidate for Justice Of the Peace in the First Dhet Nash
vs 70 Oh the vacancy OscsEOned BY the resignation Of G.
Is57. iaug3
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10 We are authorised announce the name Of JOIN y
HAIIToH aa candidate for Justice Peace, to an the
Vacancy by the resignation Of J. B. Goodwin
Alsesonto be held on Tuesday, February Sd, 1857.
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PILES PILES! PILES!
HITHERTO NTRACTABLE Dish ,sE OF EVERY FORM AND
IN STAGE,
CURED BY EXTERNAL APPLICATION ONLY.
DIR. CAFANAUGH'S PILE SALYE
w ILL never FAM in giving immediate relief and posi-
w lively curing the worst and obstinate OF
HemorrhOids or Piles II is the
ONLY INtALLIBLE REMEDY KNOWN
here elsewhere for the Piles and the result Of years
of patient study aud investigation.
Sufferers from Piles havg remedy at hand which
will
STAND THE TEST OF TRIAL,
without fear Of failure its part de all the proprietor
claims for it.
Full directions accompanying each box and al that
requisite is strictly to observe them, and will
to follow.
DR.. T H. CAvANAUGH, (Present.)
Dear Sir. When arrived in the city few days ago,
was suffering intensely with the piles, / mentioned my
condition TO you, asking your advice You recommended
your Pile Salve saving would cure me. tried 1.-THE
effect immediate, and l an now well, l believe it
BE- asit proved IN my case invaluable remedy and
for that disease, Piles aCd such recon-
mend il 10 others.
Yours uuy, JOHN ", HANSON, of st. Louis, Mo-
~ Price 81 per box For sale 10 Nashville BY Ewin
Bros Wholesale Agents, and by Druggists aud Dealers
generally,
DR., 7, Il, CAYANAUGH, Sole Proprietor,
augSl-ly inside ST Louis No
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~ teEsoas aending money By mat need uoi car tn
os'l i0st oTsarS PuHclaal.y attended TO- Communica
pr
- those wishing particular numbers should order
,rlers tor Tickets a5dsssi toG Il wINFER. R,x
No So, NASHVILLE, rsu1 viii be prCesstIv attended Id
JANIS WINTER
% Manager, Macon Ca
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TENEEssEE BAEKs.-W have during the present
month, publsts statements of the condition Of
ell the Banks in the State, made to toe Governor
in compliance with The requirements Of law, ex-
cept the Bank Of Knoxville, the Exchange Bank
at MurfreeaboFo, the Bank of Commerce ct Nash.
vile, and the Bank of West Tennessee at Mem
phis We understand that reports from these
Banks have not yet been received at the EKecu-
tive Department The statements which we have
published show the condition Of the several Backs
in the State that have reported and to them We
refer such Of our readers as desire information in
regard to the solvepcy Of cur Tennessee Banks.
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Lavergne
Steam EIilIs for Sale.

THE undersigned wishing devote his more 70 his
Farm Offers this valuable property for SALE upon very
favorable terms
There is a Saw and three OF in complete
working order, everything cOntrved in The best possible
manner for convenience.
In point Of locality unsurpassed being within 20 yards
Of the Railroad, IS miles from Nashville, and in Of the
richest sections in Middle Tennessee. Any person Wishing
10 buy is respectfully invited 70 call and examine.
will also sell my Residence with the Mills II desired,
which is new and desirable property. have also two
Jan2l-3m jNo. HILL.
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VALUABLE IhPROyED CITY LOIS 70
NOTICE TO PA>sFNt,ES~.
s---.-.. ----.-n---. L-r-.. \ A. q =. 2

SCPEKI~rESBESIs OFFICE, \. & q z. r.,
NssuvILLE. Jan 8, PSI :
On and after Monday next. the l2Jh Instant the IcS.t
~ ONCE lhs Nashville ard Chattanooga Railroad will
be established at No 2D College r. ~ under The Swauee
Hulel. The once viii be open A ". and c ss ar 9
C'riuck p a. Passengers should procure Tckets before
2 ing 10 The cars. Il. /. ANpaft5UN. Srp'L.
CT. AEDEEsoN, Ticket Agent .Jang-t-
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Nashville Eating House.
80. &0A

THE subscribers take pleasure in informing the public
i that they have opened EATING HOUSE. No. 2j
Deaderc street. next Douglass corner) where they
prepared feed the hungry at ali hours from O'Clock
the morning 70 night with the best that the market
affords reasonable terms Our Cooks the best
be found in the city. Day BOErders taken
terms. the public paOnageis respectfully
solicited. ljanl3-dlm. FULLER q CAKE.
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Y Lady fuily qualified TO teach French Music ard an
II tnEh ranches situation a Teacher Goveruess
in Family b ths Cy county t the location b. healthy.
The best Of references gwen. Please address r..
asoW IS, Post Once, n .c0u, Ca. rI4uI4-dtr.
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THE PREMIUM DRESS HATS !


THE partnership Of W. & T. H. GREENFIELD & CO.,
having expired by Imitation hive this day sold our
interests stock Of Furniture CaTpetng Pianos
&C., to THOMAS H. GREENFIELD and JOHN PATTER
SON, whom take pleasure In recommending to old
customers and doubt they will give general satisfaction
to all who may favor them with call.
W. GREENFIELD,
jau2, 81 A. FREEMAN.
All those ndebted W. & I. H Greenfield & Co, in
viied 10 cali at their old stand and settle.
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10y virtue Of Of executed By C. K Barnes du-
o. recorded TO- The Registers Once OF Davidson county,
shall The CourtHOuss site. Nashville, on "A UEUAY.
Instant expose public sale all Jhs rirhs, ana
interest, said Barnes has and Iaud ad
Joining Franklin College, being undivided eighth OF
tract Of about rty acres, belonging state VI his
lher the Rev. John ". Blr1es sale At n O'Clock a.
JAMS 'j7-tdF A. V. SrLIND LEY.
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SOUTHERN EOTTERYl
On the'HaVana Plan.
PRIZES GUARANTEE.
.r- 100000!

- Tickets fLu Halves, Is; Quarters &c So =
Cera1cals q Packages Of Tickets, where he nubars
eag m is 8 s. z, 80, sodat following rata
which De- he risk Do Whole Tickets s605O hall 80.
~ qlaTier uekes SO. IL viii be pereersi, By this psa
s lof sixty Dollars the purchaser has certificate 81 Ten
eAe ien ~ Dc buys single tickets he would onlY Eet OR
-iN Nhoss lhus by buying cacatss be has four
en-lces for larger pFiZssyss and quarter packages
me W rrize8 Of $40 determined b. tie Lass d.
ule as tne number which draws the Capil Pr Of e1s
No. lhs capital PINE wilt Of course end with one 81 ne
figures, 2, 3 a, 5.6I g. o. Those whole TicketI
epe9 "lth he same figure the last IN the Capital
uun. 49,
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FOX SALE
A NO Z. IRON SAFE will Be sold al a low price. En-
- quire atths Traders' UauIO-
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= HAFE made arrangements with reliable Purchasing
AEeniH the city New YORK on an orders Tor any
ythBg hat The market Affords Persons ordering goods
aDy kind from will please whether they
their orders New FOfk In the they can
not be dsd here. JAMES GLOVER,
lan2Q-dEW4t 10 South-sids Pubic square.
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SUPREME COURT.

NASHVILLE. THURSDAY MORNING. JAN. as. 1851.
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10 We are authQTized John CoRBITT can
didsts for Justice the Peace the First District, to al
the vacancy oceaannAd the eaignston Of Geo. Good
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By Express t!

THOSE FINE FRENCH BEAVER HATS
WE have received small importation Of those rich
w BLACK FRENCH BEAVER HATS about which there
has been so inquiry they going rapidly
who have been waiting them should call and supply
themselves forthwith We sell them than they
have been sold in this city.
ianIO-'57 WAKEFIELD & WALKER.
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mfrfiuk

UNION AND AMERICAN oFFlOBl
hAsEViLLE, Jan. %, 1887
CoTTON.-NO sales to-day. Bat little offered The OUT
side figure offered is TX.
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IL We are authorized announce JANIS COKHITT a
candidate FOR Just the Peace In the First District
GIL vacancy occasioned by the resignation Of George
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Bronson vs. Hiskman-OOntinued under adviSsm0nt
with liberty to file additional briefs
Ohio Insurance and Trust Company vs.. Merchants H.
suranes and Trust Company-Opiaion By Judge Oaruth
ers affirming decree Of Chancellor, etc.
Union Bank vs. ". al Il. Waren-OpiniOn BY Judes
Mckinney, reversing jIdgmsnt and rsmanding case.
Grips vs. Cdpps-OPnion By Judge Harris, Affirming
Judgment below.
6. B. Davidson vs. Buekuas ct sl-Opinion By Judge
Harris Affirming the decree below and dsmssiDg bill.
MeEhany Va Dolly and Others-OPiniOu BY Judge HSE-
rs decree below modified the complainant held entitled
10 the land-nOt negroes.
Tradsrr' Bank vs.. Stats-Opinion By Judge Mckinney
Affirming judgment below,
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LandretIa's Garden Seeds.
Warranted Fresh and Genuine.

WE have just received supplies Of Landreths War
" auled Garden Seeds. We invite the attention OF
ties wishing purchase Stock which IS large and
complete, embracing all the different varieties sold 10 this
MARKET
To Market Gardners we would say that have large
lot the Seeds for by pound, consisting OF
Tunup Seeds Beet Seeds Radish Seeds Cabbage Seeds &c
Also Beans Onion Sets for sale by the bushc or
gallon fyOu wish TO secure your Seeds cal early and leave
your orders. DEMDNlLLE & EELL5
janis No. 90 Cherry ST., doors from CHlun.
DOTASHs-Ius; received afresh supply, fer sale by
janI6 DEMOFlLLE q BELL.
CPICES, &c.-Pepper, Ginger. Gloves, Cinnamon, All
Acid, Arrow Root, Sage Venetian Red, Spanish Brown,
Bath Bricks, British Lustre, &c, for sale by 49,
janl6 DEMOVILLE & BELL.
BRUSHES, GC.-Shoe Brushes, Paint Brushes, Var.
ID Brushes sash Brushes White Wash Brushes, Black
ing, &c, for sale by DEMOEILLE q BELL.
WRENCH Brandy Port aud Madeira Wine, bottles and
l. by the gallon, lOrmedical purposes, for sale BY ~
janI6 DEMOVILLE * BELL.
FOR SALE OR RENT.
A COMFORTABLE dwelling house, on Summer street,
n South Nashville, Dr. c. X. Winston g. containing
good exclusive Of Kitchen, servants aud
smoke house, also stable and carriage house. Apply
dec3l-u BRANSFORD, McWHlRIEh q co.
FOR HIRE,
LIKELY House Girl, Of good qualities, d0een ye1rs OF
~ age. Apply at this OGice. Janl3-ii-
FRESH ARRIVALS.
VVHREE Hundred Watches, Invoice OF Fancy Goods,
such Us Fancy Boxes Writing DesNs, &c together with
lot Soaps and Coogue 10 be sold 20 close eonsgnngns
iaH6 IHAo EOA.
q an invoice Of Shot Guns and Rifles 10 be sold
Corner Cherry aud Cedar Streets opposite the Pos
once. JAW
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JtsPER COUNTY ACADEnY LoTrERY.

Lass IO5 % be drawn a. CnvcEHr HaLL, Macon. Ca.
g5 ,,,. sud w e.. Anderson, Eeq, SATURDAY JANu-
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WUII TWDI0
ffHE commodiOuI dwelling, former edencs or Eli Morris
L deceased situated South summer street. few dOors
rem Or q. X. WinElon's. Apply 70
Jana UT MORRIS & sTRATToS.
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Pro, Reading Book Of the French Language BY E.
Arronn Part First, syo PIP ST. Boston; Hickns Swan
Brewer. -, -.
Ar Ansl,tes Index o Parallel Reference TO Cases sdGagei in
fbe Courts of Pennsylyanis By Samuel Linn svo PIP.
1862 Philsdelphia: Kay & Brother
The cav its Sins and Sorrows. BY Thomas Guthrie D. d.
I2ino do 21s X Carter Brothers. -
on the Artificial Propagation Of certain kinds Of Fish
Py Theodstus GsIlicb, NJ d. svo. PIP. ~ Cleveland
Thou as Brown. 800 , ,,
Wsy.sy Novels Rob Roy The Antiquay iresde edition
2vols. limo. Boston: Ssnborn Co. , m
Wsyerlsy Novels Old Mortality. lHousehod edton vols
limo. Tcknor Fields.
The House that Jack Built. spendidly illustrated T. j.
Grower. . .. - M
The Pby,iooey Of NewYork Boarding Houses BY Thomas
Bntler Gum, limo pp- $40. Mason Brothers.
loaf nd Flower Pictures and How TO Make them smo pp
sc Al son D. +. Randolph. 50
nsto Amuamens with Review Of Rev. d., Bellows
Lecture oil the rheser limo PIP y" y. W. poda ..a
TIE Story Pocket Bible l2no. pp 3a Wiley hasted
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BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.

The Board met yesterday afternoon, pursuant TO
adjournment the President Mr.. PHILLIPS, in the
chair.
At the expiration Of 20 minutes after the usual hour
Of meeting Mr.. BRADY moved adjournment, but
tie President paid attention to it. The motion
was renewed, and finally. with great reluctance, he
declared the Board ac journed till Monday.
Perceiving that Messrs Brady, Busteed and Sickes
were present. reporter readily concluded that they
had message from the Chief of the Dead Rabbits
to the Rabbits Of the Board. He was not mistaken
for as soon as the leading Republican members had
left the chamber the President slyly instructed the
Clerk TO draw up the following call for a special
meeting:
To me Hon Fernando Wood Mayor If the city Of Nee Yo,k
"1he undersigned, members Of the Board of Council
men, would respectfully request your Honor to sign
this their cell for special meeting OF the Board Of
Courcimen Oh Saturday evening, the llth ins'., at
o'clock D. NJ, to take into consideration the subject Of
transferring the property in the Street Commissioners
Office ~ the Counsel TO the Corporation, &c. a. per
resolution contained in journal Ii. c. 1851"
OF course the 4" Rabbits " who were present obei
sanity complied with the mandate of their chief, and
signed their names to the call. A few Of the E" Rab-
bits" whose paws not nimbe as others, made
their max, or induced the Clerk-who, as is well
known, writes their resolutions for them-to append
their names to the document.
Not few of the independent members OF the Board
protested against the above-n named legal gentlemen
comirg in and debating to them what they should do
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TuE SNAIL" DEAp-RABnIr C0NaITrEE.-Ths
distinguished organization Of Dead Rabbits, with the
renowned Wilson Small at their head, held meeting
in ore of the by.rooms Of Tammapy Hall last night
and went through the crs peculiar to their tribe
The burrow was Illuminated by two small camphene
lampe, which only served TO rerder the goomne.S OF
the ga,be rig more dlsiinc Among the lie .ding ind
yiduss present we're Dan Linn ard Bill W'l'on;
Tie main business CONSISTED IN passing eu'os's''
resolution. upon the death Of the ate Wan. L. "".y'
Subsequently vacar cas in The Decd h"oo.. rsaA''
esu.cd by defect IONS and reser si'oos were "neu up
In the severth Ward Marsbal Isaiah KynasfS having
withdrawn the light of his oouotenanee' EDWARD h''-
lev wa appointed a bis etead. County C'c'A h'S"a'd
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CENTRAL PARK COMMISSIONERS.

The Board of Commissioners of the Central Park
met at their rooms yesterday at o'clock. Present,
Commissioners Cooley, Hutchns, Fields, Strong,
Hogg. Gray and Green.
Minutes Of July were read and approved. A reso-
luton was offered requesting the Chief Engineer y
conn ubicste TO the Board his views to the proper
officers necessary to carry operations at the Park,
with any Suggestions he might have to make rs to the
plans 20 be adopted, &c.
A report was re ceived from the Executive Commit.
tee in favor Of advertising for plans and estimates for
laying out the Park.
A variety Of applications aud communications in re-
gard to them weie referred to the appropriate CON-
mttee.
A Committee was appointed to secure suitable rooms
for The accommodation Of the Board and its employees,
ard the remainder of the time Ct the meeting was given
TO the debate Of unfinished business.
The Board meet again on Monday at o'clock.
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Marine AFFAIRS.
WATCHING w sEw YORK.


nigh, or two ,ipce Mr.. w. b. Duncan bad mar.
row escape with his life. Returning from the Hook
in bis fine yacht the Upa the wind died away, aud he
was obliged TO anchor off the Battery. About III
o'clock an unknown stesmiug ran into the yacht, car
r,ing away her bowsp,it, and starting her stem 80
badly that sbe was in imminent danger Of sinking.
by the exer,ion. Of the in bailpg and working
the pumps she was kept uoat until the n-s, morning,
when she was locked at Grcenpoipi. Her repairs
will occupy about two weeks.
The New. York Yacht Club will re ndezvous this year
at Wbitest,u ne rear Tbroges Neck the 81 Of August
Tie squadron will proceed thence to Gsrdoer's Bay.
Lorg Island, and from there to New.Bc6ford, where
the Regatta will take place. The famous zach. Maria
will shortly be fiji ish,d and aaoat, her having
decided to retain her old slOop rig and not alter her
to a schooner, as was reported. The Maria will taxa
part in the Re gotta will also the yachts Syph,
belor gbg to Geo. W. Thatcher, the Wsndersr, owned
by j. ID. Johnston, ard Capt. Robinson's yacht,
the Vietoria.
MURDER or THE HIGH SEAS.
Captain Basse,t of ship Ceylon, which arrived At
Boston on Wednesday from Penang, reports that Mr..
j. Henry Gould ,st mate Of the ship, stabbed on
board, May l.. by Li;tlctOn Goodman, seaman, and
died Nav 20. The Harbor Police took the murderer
Marshal. 1t srpears that the act was purely one of
seifdefepse.
NAyAL.
Purser Edward ID. Reynolds of the United States
Navy who was recently ordered to the United States
friga,e Mississippi hosnd TO the East Indies, has re-
signed his commission. Mr. Reynolds has beea some
eleven Yeats in the service Of which have been
spent at Sea- lie resigns because his own private in
erests mperiousy demand his personal attention at
this moment wiz en- his services naval officer are
required.
Row-BoAr RACE.
The Empire City Regatta Club held II meeting on
Thursday evening to make preparations for the APP
preaching re gatta which will take place in Septem'
Der. The classes were regulated as follows:
LIST Glass; with pair Of sculls
"a Class with pair OF souls.
Sd Clsss-l race with pair OF SOULS
DECLINE OF FISHING.
The fishing business at bingham is dying out, as
only six or eight vessels at present engaged In 1t,
and yet twenty years ago there were more than sixty,
all hsiling from that town.
SCREW vs.. sIDE-wHEEL STEAMERS.
The steamer Indian, Capt Jones, arrived al que
bee on Saturday, June q, at o'clock a. m. She
left Liverpool June II, at o'clock p M. and made
the VOYAGE in 9 days ~ hours, being the shortest
passage ever made by any of the Canadian steamers,
and equal to anything the Persia, the era * steamer
of the Cunard line, has done with one exception
The passengers in the Indian reached MONTREAL on
Saturday and Toronto Sunday, thus being only ~
DAYS from Liverpool to Montreal, and II days from
Liverpool to Toronto, which is unprecedented.
Eastern Argus.
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telegraph apparatus only cos. $500 or sIsoOO 10 he

sgrs,h apparatus only cost Si30 or Gus 900 10 he
6rst place. ard the original cOet Of tho whole pohce
prop. rty was not over $7io,oOo I. would no: cos'
much TO have the slegaphic apparatus removed from
the Chiefs Office 10 No. 50 White street. The Chiefs
Office was needed for The Street COMMISSIONER ac
commodation. Il. would not cos. more Than 500 70
hire room in The vicinity Of the Hall Tor the on',ns.
AIDE rman Nc SpEpoS sustained his amendment. Tie
said that the telegraph apparatus in the Chiefs ofe
Ind been removed; nothing was left but the wires;
it would ,sketot more than day or two 10 remove
them.
Alderman BLUNT showed the importance of having
the SuptintendeDce of the Pohce near the belltower
ard the Mayors office. Il the original cos: Of the
teltgroph was 10 more than ten or fifteen thousand
dollars, the extras did DC. cost ess than thirty or
forty thousand dollars lie would guarantee now that
il ", nd cot $40 OGO TO PIT the apparatus in order
Alderman Tucker would like 10 know by what
su,hority TIE apparatus had been removed. In con-
cus,on BE hoped that the report would be laid the
table end the resolution Of the Common Council be
Adj. STEERS charged AID. Tucker with misrepre.
septpg everything The new police woul cost 50
per cen, more than the old and they would not be
better He'd be. that the taxes for the next year
would be $l2, 0G0, GOO.
Aid. Wilson raid this wa, nothing but little mi..
cradle spite trying 10 hold on to this room. the
Commissioners had g right TO claim it. He was rs
much opposed to the Metropolitans as any man IN
this Board and had made fight against them, but now
he didn't want TO buck bis head against the wall Let
the police " come right here our own dunghll We
"oug hit er be smartern them. Ii we don't give these
"thngs with good grace they'll get sptefull and run
"us INTO debt MORE" He hoped the resolution
would be adopted reported. He would use the Met
ropoli'ans they could carry messages as well as any
booy else, and he was not afraid Of any old Deputy
SuJerintepdeDt or General upsrnendent. He wanted
10 baye EN- here right under his eye where he could
watch 'em. He would like to allow the Deputy SUI
pertinent Il place there for telegraph. The Conmis
.iore rs must have aGarge building for themselves,
their clerks their prisoners and Witnesses under
rest. He urged the importance Of full and complete
surrender Of the property TO the COmmiss ,ners, SO
that if possible. they might get some OF the men on
the Police who had stood by them at such great risks
Aid. ADAMS said they would put this decision along
side If the bred Scott decision and say, if you'll SUBJ
for the report Of the Committee
The amcndInen Ut 10 the amendment was lost-i2
too.
The amendment was then put and lost-ll TO TO-
The report Of the Committee was adopted-l9 to =