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EDTToRs APPEAL Noticed an article in the
local columns OF your paper this morning,
stating that "ths prisoners in.the eslsbooss viii
be removed to = room in the Navy Yard, be-
Bssth the public school taught there-zBd, - a
large number o. girls attend the school, we
cannot regard the selection as a happy one.
The ealsboose is not a proper place for the
prisoners, and the prisoners are not proper
~neighbOrs for a school house"
Now, while We are no spoioeist for a pub
lie officer who has committed a wrong, as the
tenor Of the above article would seen to indi-
cate the Mayor had done, ] must be permitted
10 simply say that the location is a good one,
and viii to-day undergo the proper rsPsirs for
the reception Of the prisoners soon. TIE
school viii be ouL in a few days for several
months. There il no access from the school
room 10 the basement The school takes in
after the prisoners 60 to their duties on th'
streets, and il breaks up before they cease tbeii
labors. The prisoners take their dinners, no.
at the Navy Yard, bat elsewhere, consequently
the girls wiz never be subjected to the morti'
fcation Of seeing or Of being thrown in con.
tact with the chain gang. THOMAS.
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NocTURSAL PEocEssIos.-The members q
the benevolent order Of the Sons Of MALTA
contemplate a grand celebration, one OF the
most pleasing features OF which viii Be a mid
night procession, in this eity, during the light
representatives from various lodges At a dis
farce-
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Ayers Ague Cure,


which neutraEzes this malarious poison In the
blood, and Stimulates the liver to expsl Il from the
body. As Il should, 50 il does care this affecting
disorder with perfect certainty. And il does more,
Or rather does what IS Of more SERVES 70 those sub
jet % tbs Infection II taken IN season Il expels
l. iou De systcn as i i absorbed and thus keeps
those Who use i Rec from is attacks; keeps tie
system N health although exposed 20 the dsease.
Consequently Il not only cures, but protects from,
the great variety Of affections which are induced
b. this malignant influence, such as Remiftent
Fever. Chill Fever, Dumb, or Masked Ague.
Peuodieal Headache, or Bilious Headache, Bilious
Fevers, NedralEiL Rkeumatism, Govt Blindness,
To3thache. Esrache. Catauh, Asthma, P1lpita-
uoas, Painful Affections Of The Spleen. Hysteries,
Cohc. Paralysis, and Painful Affections Of the
stomach and Bowels, al Of which, when arising
fron dis cause, VII Be found 10 assume more az
less ne intermittent type. This "AsUB CURE "
removes the cause ofthess arrangements, and cures
the disease.
This il accompishes BY stimulating the exere-
tones % cKpel the virus from the system; and
these organs By degrees become habited 20 90 this
their Office of their own accord. Hence arises what
we tem Gorhm1fafi0lL. Tim nay accomplish the
same cad, but often life is not long enough, or is
sacrificed IN the attempt. while this " AduE Cur -
does Il % once, and with safety. We have great
reason % believe this Is a surer as well as safer
remedy for tho whole class Of diseases which are
caused BY the miasmatic Infection, than any other
which has been discoveree; and II has still another
important advantage to the public, which is, that
Il Is cheap as vel as good.
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Memphis and New Orleans
.STEAM PACKET COMPANT
Th-weekly Z. S. Mail s. Passenger Line
BErWEzN MEaPaIs. NAPOLEON.
vfCLs8TE9
steamer &c Frisbae,

JANIS
Leaves Esmpls every TUESDAY atfsN H9un-
ing lsa7esviaksbgrg svsry~aArrHDATs nIN
steamer Victoria,
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3. y. 8nocE AiveruagE As-at
Nsmphls - Nee Ols-as Cal-sd sa-r7 Ms raeE-t
For New Orleans Every Friday
TfHE very FAST rrhsuu-isi All 49,
L steamer CAPITOL. ID CL-urr L
Master. leaves svsry FrliaT a. & p - 49,
st1u1iug ataI he u-fn1p1 1altlrE suf -
arriving AZ New Orira- 6 90 Srrtav evening Ea 10
l~ue1usi=d l1 aneed. has % s11e-.1- ~ l-
arH il IA arrrr resracr So -lasa r--n~
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For Acknowledgement
ATTORNET

VIZ are authon1etto annouuos Col 1NO- v HAD. oi
Galatu, a. . esnAisfs or Attorney Gcucral o. Tsn-
asssee. 81 ne ensuiHg SPECIAL election. vo~ john l. T.
sneed. Esq. resigned. my1s
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ASSAULT URoz KEooRDER EksT-RecoFder
East was most v~ilsinouslT assaalted By some
unknown prison On Washiagton street. near
Front Row, Wednesday evening The mis-
oresnt struck his victim on the back with a
billet Of wood and hen made bis escape. Not
Withstsnding the severe blow he received, the
Recorder promptly discharged his official du-
ties veeterf-t
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EDEToEs AFFEALs In your paper Of yesisr-
day read a very sensible article on the sub
leet Of the municipal election, and would beg
leave 70 add ny mite. The Secretary Of the
Board at the last meeting said "hs had no re-
port 10 MAKE" n is certainly strange il be
has not What is be there for? The people
wish TO know bow the Affairs Of the city are
getting On lie made his duty to make re-
ports from time TO time Of the situation q the
city's affairs. Is it because they are 50
tangled up that be eaaf make a report .or is it
because they are 10 such aderanged state that
it would be imPolifie to do 50 az his timeg
Cone, Mr.. Secretary, give Is a report Of some
kind. II the city has paid p per cent. per
month for money lst rs know Il, and any other
interesting little items. Y.
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SERIOUS AccrDENT.-A man, whose name
we did not learn. fell from the drivers seat Of
an omnibus, yesterday afternoon, on Main
street, near Madison, falling against one Of
the horses in the descent. The unfortunate
man had no sooner reached the ground than he
received several kicks from the animal, sus-
tanning serious injury Of the head The
wounded man was removed 10 DR.. WoodwaTd's
o6es, and received attention Atom time the
wounds were thought to be Of a fatal eharae-
ter, but hs man VIII, in an probability, re-
cover.
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THE CALABo0sE and TIE ScHooLs-Ws
learn that in placing the oslsboose in the base
ment Of the building in the Navy Yard now
occupied as a public school house, it is intend
ed to restrict its use to the chain gang The
men will depart 70 their labor before the child
ren come 10 school in the morning, and return
after they have left at night; their noon meal
VIII Be taken al the Jail. Prisoners arrested
during the day viii Be detained at the Station
house until examination before the Recorder.
This is a better arrangement than p~arsding
the prisoners before the pupils, but we must
acknowledge that we as heartily dislike plae-
ing a cslabooss under a school house, ss We
should putting a groggery under a church, and
that dislike we believe win be participated in
By the citizens generally. Cannot a better
arrangement be made
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GEA
Military s4cOdeRssg,
SITUATED AT lagrange,
yRANKLN COuNrT. L
he Nsa Ssssion Of this Tasi.ufioa piu begia
IA SfT Of Erfu- 1859.

UrHE coarse Of stuiy eulBFaces Languases and Liter
ature, IN afffian D. he Sciruuhc cIuTse usualy
prrsued a. military institutions. D~tscipilne rigf8s aud
fflsflq euf1rced-
rEEns OF ADMIssIoE-Nincty dollars fr scssion q
I've months. for baard. tuitun. EashinE, fuel hshis and
room furniture.
- sflfFnts fr LaGranEe VII leave TIE Memphis
and Charlest5n RaiIruaI a. Laightlu Depot.
- Copies o he Rules and Regulations sent On a1pl-
cauon . Major J. v. E3bertson, Superintendent Or ne
uniersiuued. p c. VINS0Ns
Prasiteut Bard o. Trustees.
z GOODWIN. Secretary my1s-2m
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REooEDER's CoUKr-There were six eases
before The Reeordu yesteriay-he details Of
but one Of which nav b found elssHhere-POs-
sessing sHy general interest Fines to the
was paid. Two additions were msde TO the
chsin-gsng. John BeuteT and Tobias Hslbish,
for fighting, were each fined s.. A brace Of
vserants were sent to the Changing.
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Watches, chicks, Jswslry, siIvsr and plated
ware, fancy gsods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren d Co. 2e3 Main atreet.
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J. KNOX wKLKER,
Chairman Executive Committee.
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THE CALIFORNIA MAILs-Mr. J. B. Mich
ols, the popular agent AZ this city Of the
Overland NAL CompaByto California, shipped
twenty-five horses for Helena yesterday, BY
the steamer J. z. Stron, for the Overland Mail
service. The service in The State OF Arkansas
has been greatly embarrassed BY the prevail
ing foods, but the waters have reeedsd sufi-
ciently, Il is thought, to render it practicable
to transport the nails again over the Memphis
and Little Rock railroad, the superintendent
having signihed to the agent here his willing
ness to receive the mails al Hspeheld in future.
The regular trains have not yet commenced
running upon he road, but the nails viii be
transmitted through the medium Of hsnd-cars.
The labor viii be tedious, but the route, even
IN its present precarious condition, lie a more
practicable one, perhaps, than that BY way Of
Helena.
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COMPLAINT AGAINST TIE S~FEIEKLEBE-
Citizens in certain localities complain, and
very justlytoo, that certain persons employed
to sprinkle the streets, violate The spirit Of
their contracts, BY negleoting TO alay The dust
sfectuaily. In The present season Of annoy
sBce from that source no punishment hardly
would be toe severe for such ofsndsrs-indeed
We do not hink il would be too enormous to
compel them to " bite the DUST for the raising
OF which they are responsible.
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Exchange.

A LARGE ~ d cisthas ADD - Gas ! sE-hsnre
- T0UEG. Holt a co.
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ware, fancy gsOds, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren ID Co, geo Main street.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman a Cor column %
fourth page.
Lands for 'aae-see Hopkins 4 Urby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Sped. DOnOhO & strsngs's column.
See ?. H. Csrk 4 Co.'S column.
In anotnsr column, see the adEsrhssneBt Of
GEORsE RArTtsOs 3 Co, Booksellers and
statiOnes, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
HARDEAHE A-GRIcULTURAL INrLEHEETs,
ste--H you srs In want Of such goods, read
advertisement IT LOWnes, orgiil a Co, on
fourth page.
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TIE FAIz-ne Pioneers Fair vas crowd
ed last night, and the occasion was a most en-
joyabls one. 1t made Us feel proud Of Mem
Phis a. We gazed on the array OF congregated
beauty. Tie spirit stirring music, the miTth
and eNhilaTatioa that prevailed, and the pleas
faenee upon the visitors. Tonight there viii
be an auction Of the beautiful articles remain
ing, when "coing, going viii be performed
BY a skillful artist. Tkis, the last evening q
the Fair, viii conclude with a pleasant social
dance. This viii certainly be the most agree
able evening q the whole, and the attendance
win be in proportion.
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AYer's CherrY Pectoral

has wen fr itself such a renovn for the cure Of
every vznety Of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
Il Is entirely unnecessary for ~ 70 recount the
evidence OF its virtues wherever Il has been EN-
ploTcd- As II has long been IN constant use
throughout this section, we need not do more than
assure the people is quality IS kept up to the best
il ever has been. and that Il may be relied on 20
90 for their relief an il has ever been found &c do
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A IL persons are ioFbid harhort1g Or trus<ing M wife,
Der sontrAetnz. WN. 5ASk.
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The following is an aoslfaft
s-Esr,- 7sss !. NJ 1850.
- rra "a .NNU
r.-f ssSs eisT1 -
s,i,~v nv p.fioe Fn-e LAY - q Ny 80, eA4 -
80 q zs1s
O. "a a. Is "
q, ps,.. ssI "a .
srHrETs AItEFs. HTe
, sreeuisv a AS o.
5~i.sisasr's Fors, 7Sg 70
huanding Nek neu~ rN f ARFH
On
streets and egssiHs. sss 70
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CONNECTING At Cairo with he Illinois Central Rail
L raads a. Paducah with the q 8 Nh s-aamar- sz
Nashville anf all plinB on ne CIur7rIa1i river. C90
nect at Louisville with the c 8 Msl Line Srasmer-.
JACOB srRADER 81 TELEGRAPH No g
Tor Cincinnauf aud thence via the Llt.e Miami lfirnaH
and is o-onnecfiug unesof roat % ell he Nlrtl-ru tud
Eastern cities
Passengers uekstcdby tbs F5u,s 70 Al paas-s So-s
and East.
through receipts vlven for cotton etc. detlned Tor
New York. Philadsiphll. Bo-t1n. uaIdmoFa z1 al 1thez
points
The boats 10 this Ina are In ana ordar. sid are mszr-
passed for E2eed. c1mfort ard aafs-y.
PRIEST n nOWEN- AGENTS
Monroe street aouth side. between Frani bgw ard Nam
fsaaam
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Steamer Daniel Boone,

tsraiaE ssvrvaEsr-E -vrv M0ND4T ll2z
Steamer Daniel Boone,
FAANE
Leaves Neuphlt ev-ry saIUEDtT -4r ~. Rsrzra-
inz. ieavss VleksourE every -EGnAE aim
THE aboTs nre- siseaut pasaeazrr us7u- H.
es As7e sesn places prun-ay
ne Eale hst-een NsmHh- 90 vrta7- -
md VIII rua flrorzhout rss eru-e aer 7 O.
ne hreeol1E shei1la AElnE r si
all paiua 90 ne river be-rse1 Msnata 1r 81 Eaur-
slo r~ecsiptins ur5uzh fsr hrIzh, sc - v
points m TIE
arkansas and white Rirers.
within ne hosnds CT ne rrfD- U n- N- PrErF OF
those rivers Pramut lrf r-Il-a car-rru- su s-
male By III slime VIA ths f
Passengers Bound south
connect promptly arf wifalrr .ar-r-rn-
At~NAFoLEoN-wah pa-tss 1r Arza' nj Whi-
At6arNzs' LtNDEG-TIth s-r--L.a~ ~ Nan
ueeua War-en. Camder ard vel G
county aaats reP~clrsiT o. Drew. B-a-r E1o11h-
v1cEsBCRG-win R-r-oals O. r-es- end Fr
Orleans nai River. Tl19' aufs SIC FTvr- VIII
Vieksburg, Shreveport and Texas
Railroad.
Lsnflnr anf Ns,5irr1. ar bef-- faahrf- rr
win rrladls Packet L,laa O. cal-- So
sssascao-s We ts M-s.s ~ ors BE-
Through Tickets
Are ea p Ls lla "Vf- ne vars8 80
rltraaf lines aslvs sp-fsn er st piss Ehct s- O
m-rerilf sFrfrr 70 fr usTr'r-. l1rs rGerirr re rlr.
iutursmeut o. q avius of lns sni mllsg-
Tine bslrasn Mam1sia a-t vapfsrn ~ q -rr
ant Espalsln-2J hIrs D-rwasn LsUr-A rr FL
Fr friasr iairaslaa srEy 70
orD T. EAwLfSos
90 Gal ss-
;. Y. snocE AigeruagF As-at
Nempas - Nee O7s-as C1lsad $40 NJ Fa-F6f
FOR New Orleans Every FRIDAY.
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EENTUCET Nv ~ Eagtafs
Every MONDA tGP 81.
NOSES McLELLAN...........r IT. EnwrN, Master.
Every mCRsDAT, at3P-n.
sOurHERNER......-.....G- ". ~TnrPLErr. MastsF.
Erarr sArrRnAT 49,
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10 Casks Clear sides.
TUsT RECEIVED, and nr sale ~
J PRIEST a. BOWEN.
ie2-lw No. 7Monue street.
9 Casks Hams.
DECEIVED . and for sale b
II Priest A BOWES
iee-lw Ne. 7 Monroe street.
30 BbIs. Bourbon whisky,
" store, and for sale By PRlEST 3 OWEN,
i js2lW MOL Aouroe street
$50 Pkgs. Star Candles,
DECEIVED By Kontucky, and ior sale b.
n PRIEST a BOWEN
le2-lT No Monroe street.
30 bbIs. Louisville Mess Beef,
Is stores and Tor sale By PRIEST 4 BOWEN
Il IL No MI sirnaf
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For Captain of the Night Police.
WI are authnriEed % announoe 6. ". a. q
candidate for the ofcs q Captain o. TIE EiEht Police Il
Tie ensuing June eleCion. marIs-tss
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NEW TOEE Juas s-Adrioes received frum Tam
pas represent that Minister EeLsas sas cordially re-
oeived nd wsiaomcd b. the state and the city author
titles.
he Increase q our Calf s~gusdron has o01ssioned mud
~ b or eauatrymen ana D ne hbertr party
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slayehoIders, Convenuop.

BALTIMORE. Jns "a slavshoiiers' c~navontiaa va
heh 10 his city. It vas resolved hat The EsheFsi re-
nsoval q The free hlsoks vas iHsxPedieuti thsth encisnt
laws they nsy Be made Industrious and productive. II
was also resolved hat he paiicg Il no State in 1881
should Be resmrmed. and that Emancipation b prohlbl-
ted, or smsnepatsd sisves to - hereafter renewed from
the sfata.
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Refer to strauss, Lehman a Cos column %
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R. F. FARNsWORTH 4 CO.,
S. MANSFIELD & CO., Memphis,
At Wholesale and etail, and BY al Dealers
elsewhere. dS-deodaweoW
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pr farihsr Iasraslaa sr1,y s bard q
o. % il. RAWLINGS
So Eall arar
I n gmnr~ nHurrtfafr~ a--rf "a
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sHEEIFF,s SALE.

Rhobf- l. bslIH, sheriff.
BY GEo X POWELL Dspaty S. sc
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within ne h1ands Ct ne rrf1- u tie H- Parrs- On
those rivers Prauut lrf -rl. re rr-rrr4 a-r aT
male b. this line via hs fl~-1E sf9a- s-tEs.-
, 1859-03-16

Equivalent IL bu ii ,ls...... .sta54s 1.se0.63l
by notice in another column it will be found
that lhe S!raits Gre open. This IL abuct three
weeks earlier than last year, and about two
months earlier than in 1857. Daring the past
week we have had several arrivals by Lake from
the lumber regions. Preparations Gre going on
nj this po:t in fitting out vessela To 60 below-
one schooner, the Hugh Barclay, to e, to Llyer-
pool, with cargo Of staves.
The BreadstuHs markets during The past week
hare been insetive -priocpaiy on account Of
the light receipts. Ualer gaod demand. Flour
advanced l5@2oc. In Wheat tbere hss not
been 50 much buoyancy. and the market closes
about &c lower than the figures which ruled a
week ago. Corn, however, has been very firm,
end there is qaite speculative inquiry with re-
gard to it. The Illinois and Michigan Canal
opeux on tho 17th, and it is expe cted that dur
ing tie first weak Of The opening the receipts Of
Corr will be large- One bost load was sold yes.
terdsy 10 arrive, q. r.. +. o. b. Tbs first boat.
load sold al the opening Of the Canal last year
onlY brought 33o-little mere thau one. half the
present price. The !arge amount Of Oats in
store has rendered lhe market heavy- During
the week, 500 bushels wero received from
Milwaukee By Lake. Barley IL also daiL
Tha rrorisioa market hay been al1os. entire
lp neglected. and prices tend downward. No.
thing doing IL lArd. Timothy eeed hps bsen in
good demapd, and prices ere drner. L large
sale-eoo Bushels. brousht here las: week from
:ihebosgan r. L.se,-was made yesterday at
&195. free c: stor1Xt till Apti! /. Thero il 10
demand for Glover SEED.
, 1859-03-16
The Foreign NeWn ~ 10 tie War.

-, K.4o'a 'ae ~ - I7e-4aS Fes7 sats aA51
re nave fece.Fed our ioreign hles to tho
tain nothing new or decislye Il. to tue political
state Of the continent Tha feeling Of gloom
and apprehension appears 10 be Increasing in
fasn, ana Tue pface OF the French funds has
gradually declined me prevailing nneasness
hsa oeen angmen1eo y L9rd to"lcy's DEPART
nfe iof London.
lne ihdtpeao<ase rage lm'ms 'oat LORD Cow
Icy 3 wait to Loaoon WAS mace iof Inc purpose
Of convincing tnc oslaso t9seI3msnt that
eonA.ct between Francs ana Anstfi1 ID ,ne1lta.
ole, ano o. urging i 10 enoeasor 70 olocau7e that
eolniet, instead OF Talnfy see!ng 10 avert 1t.
10 saea Tuuors as this Ii adaed aoe knowledge
tnas tnere Il no cessation OF TafliKc pfepafA.
mons. The reports speak Of the putchase OF
horses. the accumulation o. stores and the pre-
psEation Of ammunition. Other bode8 OF vet
, 1859-03-16
PRESS AND TRIBUNE.
REPUBLICAN, N0MINAT10NB.


NV A"~" ~AeF @ANAA&AAAAoAA<%seSAA'
The ucw.y elected Mayor, Aldermen and
other olty officers are 10 he irductcd Into
Office this afternoon. Pledged to an efficient
and economic adm illustration J the platform
Oh Which they have accepted Office, they will
cnler upon their duties with grave responsi.
hilitics resting upon them and, We Doubt not,
with settled purpose Of mhk'ng good all
their pledges. This much is expected Of them
with anything less, The people who
elected them will not he satis.ied. This
journal will hold tie administration 10 d
strict discharge Of all its plsdges in behalf
Ut retrcnchnlcnt in the expenses Of the city
government and ii will cooperate with the
administration, will whatever ability and in
luence IL caa hring to bear, in carrying out
oil MEASURES looking 10 that eul. The city
in :.fT.ld TO have 10 official drones fastened
upon j: for support 1t Cannot ailord to EN-
ploy ene maj to discharge Tue Duties Which
righltu1y b.'rng 10 another. Nor can il a.
ford 10 have Incompetent or dishonest men
advanced 10 responsible posts in lis govein-
AANAl~ +-Atttl1iQ ANSAAN bAtA" S~ASV ~ ~
Aal to the character OF tue services rem
derel, aud to the relaiire value
Of money loa' sud ia p.avious gears, ia
determining tue hccomrccsa.ion ol officers. The
talalics Of many of tur city officers arc large,
out Of all proportion, judged by this 1ule, and
should without lclay he reduced to reason
able amounts. Tie people confidently expect
this :u'jsct will be a,nony the first to cou,-
mard tic atteation Of Tie incoming aln1:uis-
1rat;er. aud This reasonable expectation We
DO not believe " i'll lie difapl oiated. ne have
every c-n6deucc aliat both, tue Muyor and tue
Republican Aldermen will make good their
pledges by sa]utary reform. whe,e reform is
needed, and Ly rc!renchmcnt in the public
expenditures ut every point where wisdom
and true economy seem To demand il. En-
teriug upon tie duties nf The year with such
a purpose, lIsc new administration las il In
its po9e7.,o render itseil memorable aud
modl worthy ihc initiation If I'LL which
may coi.e after it.
, 1859-03-16


The following patents to Western inventors
we're i.esed from tho q. S. Patent Office for the
week ending MaEeh ssh, 1853:
James Little, Of Evansville, Iud. !; fer i'm"
Proved machine for cutting st1ves from 1be
block.
Daniel Markham, L. s. Markham, and David
Eidrcd, Of Monmouth, ILL.,; for Improvement in
culsivators.
Daniel Markham, 4 s. Markham, and Dayid
E!dred. Of Monmouth, ILL.,; for Improvement in
Iecdirg machines.
E O. Baxter. Of Forre,!on, Ill, assignor 10
himself, E. Il. Riley, aad ". T. Sweet, Of said
Forrsstoa; for improvement in seeding ma
ch,Ess
George : Niles, of Michigan City, 1ud., and
rh,:ander P. Lime, Of Cincincat, Okio, a.sign
ORE 10 Lape i Bodisy, Of Cincinnati, aforesaid !;
for improved machine for hewing out hubs.
L,1en j. Wieks, Of Racine, Wis. for in.
proved cturn.
A. J. Hamilton, of kewGu1ee, III. for in-
proved method Of operating furm gates by ap.
preaching vehicles.
Samuel Cay and Amos Howe, OF St. Louia,
Mo; for improved method Of operating puppst
val'e@ Of stcom engines.
q. Il. Dawson, OF Jacksonville, III. tor i'm
p1nTtment in cultisGfors
}. f. Atwater, Of Berlin, Wis for improve
m:2t in csr coupler.