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SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
THE SOUTHERN OIL COMPANY.
OFFICE--No. u CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.

4
OFFIcE-No. u CAMP STREET,
New Orleans.
This Company prepared to furnish consumers with
their SUPERIOR
.z MA CHINERY OIL,
At as per cent Below the Cheapest Lubri-
3D.. eating agent In use.
The Oil is CHEMICALLY PURE; is ENTIRELY FREE
from GUM and ACID, and at
as DEGREES BELOW FREEZING POINT
Retains it's Perfect Liupidty.
DIRECTIONS FOR USING THE LUBRICArING OIL.
This OIL being OF penetrating nature the tendency Is to COL
lect any dust dirt that have ITSELF
lated In the various defects the machinery
Therefore, where other OIL has been used the machinery
should be thoroughly ceansd may necessary agano
clean 1t of, after applying our OH.
Where machinery is kept clsau the Southern OIL Companys
LubricanR Oil will BIZ found superior now In use In
the use Of any OIL 1t ia important keep your machinery
clean
1t that be distinctly understood that the OIL man
uactured by this Company ever made from Rosin
that was suitable for Machner-a previously used for that
purpose has been mixed with other ubrcang agents.
even then failed to compare favoraby with good OIL The
improvements introduced In the machinery Southern Oil
Company works. and the method adapted Of expe
Ing entirely the ncd and gnton Contained all oil
obtained from Rosin enables to submit their Oil pure
rely merits 1t
with full knowledge the part Company Of its being
what they represent and in all cases. procured Of
agents IT is guaranteed to perform what promised
In addition to these the the
the Oil has been thoroughly tested for past months by
some OF the best practical engineers and nschns
South-most Of whom well this city and through
out the State and who fully endorse
ts superiority most other oils.
portion Of these testimonials submitted and We ask
careful by all parties interested score OF econ
appeal direct the interest while being
of Southern product and manufacture fail to attract
the attention and the hearty every
friendly to Southern enterprise.
N. o.. jackson and Great Northern Railroad
New Orleans, Jan. I, 1883
have bean using the Machinery furnished me By The
Southern OIL Company the this road for
the past two Notwithstanding by the best lard
oand In respect thus far 1t gives tire satisfaction
keeping the b~8es cool and free from gum.
On the 18th of Decenbar-one
car with the Rosin Oil and the other with OIL On ex-
animation this day find the Rosin the ceanes. and In
other respects fully equal.
After further test will take pleasure reporting further
results. '" ~
lsignedl st. VAN LOON,
Master Machinst
Depot N O., o. and g. W. RaiIroad2
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{ d e. ROLLING, SUCCESSORS TO P. ROY,)
Wholesale and Retail Grocers
AND DEALERS IN WINES, FOREIGN and DOMESTIC
LIQUORS,
No. 40 OLD LEvEE STREET New Orleans,
nj! lyAW Between Bepyie and Cont
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Depot N O., O. and g. W. Railroad
Agiers Nov H. 1858.
To southern OIL entlemen take pleasure in
being able state that had the Machinery OIL which Won
be used on the axle boxes Of we'll 50
test it. ~ ~
Car boxes packed with have 2O miles at an average
speed of Is miles hour without the use of any sdona
oil and remaining perfectly cool
engaged in making further tests reative IN
its comparative with other lubrcators ~ -
Yours respectfully. A. SEGER
Vice resident and Supernte ndent
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California Saw Mills Third District
New Orleans Nov. IL, 1873,
The Southern Oil Company-Genemen Having now fnl,v
tried the Rosn Machinery Oil made your Company on The
engine and machinery OF the above mentioned Saw Mill
have the pleasure to state tina highly approve of it MS nr
eating oil be'n in my opinion fully equal ubricacr to
less quantity being required and working perfectly free from
gum. ~ 'A
[Signedl H. STILES
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Press Room New Orleans G. mrnercial Bulletin, +,
december Is 1855.
hereby cert fly that am using been ,or snrs
time pas the Machinery Oil manufactured the Southern oil
Company, and find it Superior the best Lard on and fl,v
equal to sperm The longer the am p as.d with
ii. (signeil JOHN R. ALEXANDKs
Foreman of the Press Room,
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RONED TURKEY AND DOBEs-
The undersigned having all the necessary arr,npe
informs the public that prepared to ali orders ~
all kinds for refreshments for BALLS soIREEs or PIC.
MICS and families all times be served with BoNED
TURKEYS. FRENCH PATEs, BOILED HAMS, DoBEs,
GALLAT1SEs etc. etc. at all hours and got up the best
styles. r. A. HOWARD
Successor to Geo. Beard)
No. ls7 Camp street,
felS 6n opposite St. Patrick's Church
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WANTED.


.H2A MANTED-A SMALL VESSEL, 70 ION
NkNG$ior Baltimore. For terms, apply to ~ i'oAD
ml2 . j. H. BASS
NO. ll9 Common street.
A EEE ~ .r,,. ,MANTED-ro SELL A vAIUInIr
Once MAJ n,i y view Orleans Address Box n Pnt
turn answer ' vs." po''@gc stamp eDcosed for re.
tal
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Answers as cheap substitute for Lnseed and Ia suia
Die Tor every description OF painting and for coors
white or extreme light shades.
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A w. FABER'S LEAD PENCILS, FROM
L - 40 cents TO Sic per gross.
r5- Sole Agent for the United States
EBERHARD FABER,
1883 William street.
New York
To whom Apply for price lists etc. fes sm
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e OPENING OF SPRING MILLiyEny.

80 ~ MIS- McES my 2Ee Camp street corner of Julia
yea anh Giles FOR sale eate stock Of SpRINc
@lLllN ERf, eohsi.ling of Bonnets for Lades ana
lD9ons Lsses Embroderes Lace Wells etc Hoop Skirt
new hns'ie, ana every ar,icle IN the Millinery Line
Shlch me Ladies' are invited 10 call exaias ri ~
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1859-04-29
DR. r.. sEYEFARTH.
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ooRSKR or rxx1a AND nIGH-srs.,
Jan6dly

WIN. m. MEAERvEY.
ATTORNEY AND C0UNSELLoR AT Law,
General Csisectine Agent.
FORT DODGE low A.
REpKkEKcEe:
Hon. John v. Stockdaie, Register of Fort Dodge
Land Office;
Hon. Thomas Sergeant, Receiver Fort Dodge
Land Office;
Hon. Vim. Ii. Merritt, Cedar Rapids, Iowa;
Gen. Van Antwerp, Keokuk, Iowa.
Hon. J. u. Thompson, Judge iath Judicial Dis
trict, Haryston, Iowa.
Geo. B. Keid, keokuk Iowa;
ID. O. Finch, Des Moines, lows.
Hon. A. Douglas, Washington, d. c.
Jane Idly
Pixies Peak Miners Boots.
II HAVE lot Of noubls-Soled Water Proof Mi
i aers Boots on hand, which will sell cheaper
than the same quality can be had in this city.
Persons laying in outfits will please bear this In
mind and call at the Boos anA SAoc Eo.
] have the best selection Of material from which
to manufacture 10 order kept in this city, and
will get up Boots and Shoes Of every description
On the shuTtest notice.
AiAsrs who want long tops and extra heavy soles,
should call in and leave their orders for Boots in.
medistely.
Women's French Calf Boots and Shoes made IA
order. S. A. DUKE.
feb38d
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n. K. LOVE u co.,
Successors TO Deming = Lovs,)
BANKERS,

BANKERS,
AbOh
IIVk particular attention to collections and O.
~ mitpromptly on the day Of payment.
Bank Of North Anerica, New York.
Drexsl& Co., PhiladeiphiA.
=. W, CLARK Co.,
Citixens' Bank, Baltimore.
Bank Of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh.
Jno. l. .Scully Cashier, do
b. Brady Cashier, Wheeling.
BrAnch State Bank Of Ohio, Zanesville.
Commercial Bank Cincinnati.
State Saviugs Institution, st. Louis.
Geo. Smith 4 Co., Chicago,
Northern Bank Of Kentucky, Lexington
nov14d
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RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TINE!

W - a l. ~ A 81
To take effect on Monday, March 21st, 1859.
EkoM and after the above date and until far
4 ther notice, Two Passenger Trains will leave
Packet Depot, ksokuk a. follows:
FIRST TRAIN.
Leaves Keokuk daily at $3.50 O'Clock o. m.
Arrives At Montrose ut 8:IA a. m.
sEcosp rRAIx
Leaves Keokuk daily tsundays eacepted) at 100
p. IN. Arrives at Montrose at l:45 p. IN.
FIRST TRAIN
Leaves Montrose daily at II:OO o'clock a. m.
Arrives at keokuk at u:4B n. IN.
SECOND TRAIN
Leaves Montrose daily tsundays excepted $40
p. M. Arrives 1T keokuk at 6:lb p. m.
Forming, in nncction with the Keokuk and
Rock leland Packet Company, DAILY LINE to
all points EAST, NORTH and WEST.
Passengers for the Packets will take the one
o'clock p. IN. train, making sure connections At
Burlington with trains for Chicago, Mt. Pleasant
and Fairfield.
TEMPLiN, PLEMMER L CO., Lessees.
B. W. DAVIS, Superintendent.
J. r. TEwKssuRr, Ticket Agent, Main-st.
March n. ,5g-d6w
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OMNIBUS NOTICE.

UMVIbUS NOlICE.
sTsHE OMNIBUS will call for passengers--rain
or shine, day or night--in any part of the city.
All orders left with J. X. Tewksbury, At tho Rail-
road and Steamboat Once, opposite the Billrgr
Hcr.e vill yer~sve .-omns attention. heave your
orders and procure ticket, and you can rest -
sured that you will be called for. Ordinary Bag
gage free. Tickets rs cents.
P. S.-Having the largest spring wagon in the
city, am ah prepared to move Pianos and Fur
niturc on the shortest notice.
feb7ld6m w. s. WINS.
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ono. g. AHDEn0oN. ALExAKDsR DAnCrAY 7
ESTABLISHED IN IsA6.l

81 "a
RANKING HOUSE OF
q y o d q II G.. A N ID = n . N = q y.
T HAVE this day admitted - . partner In ths
j BANKING Business, Alexander Barclay, fwho hal
been my teller for the last six years.. The buSi.
ness, hereafter, win BE- conducted under the Arm
and style Of -
GEO. @. ANDERSON 4 90.
Being one VI the Oldest Banking Houses {if NOT
the ohsst) Ia lows, the now Arm solisits eontin
uance Of formev patronage 20 hbsrally offended x
eAc senior partner. =
They will make collections and remit, less Ex.
chaage, on the day of payment, frss Of charge.
Their references are - formerly By senior part.
nef, wis
RHynRKxcEs:
Park Bank, N. Y.
WiAsleu, Lanier = Co., Bankers, MY.
Edward W. Clark = Co., PhilAdelphia.
Howard banking Co., boston.
Clapp, Fuller : Browne, Bankers, Boston.
Marine Bank Chiosgo.
HefFmaA 0elpeke, Chicago.
AsehAaias' Bank, PittAbaTgh.
FaTnsrs' Deposit BAnk, Pittsburgh.
Kramer Rshm, Bankers,
Gilmore + Brothsrton - Cinoinnati.
A. d. Hunt Co., /" Louisville.
ststs Bsvings sInstitution, 6t. Louis.
Ksokuk, Jan. -. 0RO.C. ANDERSON
iankd
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". 1aokftoh. D. ~. DAILxY.
WIN. THOMPSON 4 Co.,
BANKERS.
Corner OF Main ana See oua Sts..
KE0KUK................ IOWA.
Nov a. Esd
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CABUS' HAIR CUTTING
SHAVING ROOM,

Main Street, 2 Doors abore the Billings House
IAlR-CUTTING done according to Physiog-
Ii nomy and the principles Of the Costexr.
brown or black.
The Proprietor calls special attention to hts style
Of Hair Cutting, and challenges the profesAion.
feh13-dkwly
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Keokuk Book-Bindery,

AND BLANK BOOK MANURACTORY .si
0LANK Books made and ruled to any required
Dpattetn. Conrt Records y Justices Deckets, As
ssss0es Books Poll Books, 10, Ac., furnished at
short notice. 8@
Ola dBooks, Magazines, Music, Gc., bound or re-
hound In any style desired.
l1-My Bindsry will be found In McCune'
Building. corner of Main and 4eeondrsts,
sep III std ISAAC IN. PEARCE.
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FROM @. n. sCnIvEH,s AGENCY

OF CANADA.
~ADELIGHTFUL ROMANTIC ROUTES
rHoN rHH WEST 70
Boston, NsO York, and the Eastern States
psS fAs MtcAtsaa Ce~tr9l, Great WssteYH,
Oodsnsbsrsh + Ver~oat Cexfrsl Ssa
GRAND TRUNK RAILROAD or CANADA,
Passengers by this rou te have IN opportunity Of
visiting some Of the grandest and most Won
derful scenery in the world, including Torosfo,
Htasavs Falis, Svpemsios Bridge, TAo~saMA Islaaas
Rapids Of fAs ST. La,ryeace, Qxebec, Montreal White
Movntaius the Tubular b tdge, (nedrfy fwo miles
IengfA), Lake CAamStata, Falls cf Montmorenct,
On and After Nay !, 1855, Baggage will be
Checked Through from Chicago.
TO EMIGRANT1.
Passages may Be secured at the once Of the Com
pany in Chicago BY SAILING ships from London,
Liverpool, Plymouth, Glasgow, Bristol, Hull,
TRUNK RAILROAD superintends the removal Of
snigrants and baggage at Quebec free Of charge.
Fsrs from ~ o 4s5 to Chicago, including
cooked provisions.
The Nam1oth Steamship
l. r VIA u II NJ
OF 2e 800 TONS AND TOO FEET LONG
II under contract to this Conpany for one or more
trips 70 Portland. Tourists return tickets from
Chicago to the principal towns In Europe viii
shortly be Issued. Tickets from Chicago for all
points East, also for the Leviathan, Tor the M.
D IS. s. Co.'s ships, can be obtained at the once
Of tho 0rsnd Trunk Railroad, No. 80 Dearborn
street, chisago.
Agent Of Grand Trunk h. X. Co., Of Canada.
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GHARLEs RADMAKEA.
HAIR DRESSER.

nA1n DnGSSLk1s
I ATE Of Paul's celebrated Saloon, No. Al Court
IL landt ST., New York, would respectfully tender
his protest. sonal services to the citizens Of keokuk
and vicinity, and gives notice that he has opened
an establishment corner OF "a and johnson sts.,
opposite the Gait House, whore, by pVnctual At
tentioH to business he hopes to secure the patrons
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
AND sHAMpooNING,
Done with Neatness ana DisPatcA.
c. h. hes on hand choics stock Of Psrfumsry,
Luhin's Extracts, 10. which he ohers for sale as
Sept. 1, 'SS-dy
NOTICE.
A LII persons whom II may concern are hereby
"A notified that the undersigned was on the 9Th
day Of April, A. y. isss, appointed auAsaa~n isn
and property OF Henry q. DeLouis and Louisa .Oc-
tavia DeLouis, minors, ard heirs Of EhSAbsth ~
Louis, formerly Elisabeth Huni.)
All persons who are indebted to the estate OF
said minors, or who have claims against the same,
are hereby notified that transactivns and settle
msnts pertaining to the are, In futsrs. to b
made With me. MARTIN STAFFORD.
Guardian, Ac.
Cuarss, GrILsoRn CuR1la, Ast'ys.
April 8, l86o-al9d4w
ebra ska naA 1oalh Iewa RalareaA.
NOTICE II hereby given 70 the Etockh Of
IN tho Nebraska auA 60nth I0wA kAilroad Con
pany thAta meeting Of the Stockholders will bs
held q K1OSAUQUA, on the 4tA Asy - 10y.
1850 Tor the purpose Of holding An election Tor
Directors u said road. Other business of impor-
tanao . the presYsss of the road will - brought
hsfosv them Tor thsir consideratiOn.
| \ ~ ur1sr. Is. MAYNH, Secretary.
KoosAuQuA, March 8, l6to-AM
| three vlstssla M9Aaynscars
TNURINa tho years 1858 1854 and sc, ineiuunS
" Journey a ths capital, wish netisss g naaura
history of the country, and Of the present msnl
saton 81 tho people BY Rev. VIM. 4nm, ausnor
| of polynesiAn RsssarcAss. Jass xsoesve9 ~
arid OGDEN, J. .BKOWNELL 90.
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u1AA nA1H1r. v. Al4xx BUrLEx. q. W. PARSONS.
1A9NEY. DUTLER 4 PARSONS,
IRnrY BUnDRo, Ill BROADWAY,
oM19bwon NEW YORK.
- IL. 10W U9s DANIEL n. nILLER.
LDWRlE y MILLER.
4101MD1G AND cOUNSkLOkS AT LAW,
~ - eomeites Ii ChAAesry, keokuk, Iowa.
u - @es1 - - 1hird-stTsst, bes wssn Main
- JeAnssos asssts.
In. e., sm-AAW1m
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WIN. n. GROVER,
y ttor ney 1t = aw

IL AUO MlBSOE nj
DkACTICES only In tho Civil Courts Of Record
i - - 6svotM his time chiefly TO Commercia
eo1es. D1siness from abeoad viii receive careful
attsntiea. O1iss No. - chssnut street.
rs Jnn. II sfo-hAwlv
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VALUE OF THE EARTH-woRM.-The common earth
worm, though apt to be despised and trodden on,
is really useful creature in its way. Mr.. Knapp
describes it as the natural of the SOIL con-
ming on the surface the softer part of decayed
vegetable matters, and conveying downwards the
more woody fibres, which there moder and fer
tize. They perforate the earth in all directions,
thus rendering it permeabe by air and water, both
indispensable to vegetable life. According to Mr..
Darwin's mode of expression, they give a kind of
under-tage to the land, performing the same be-
low ground that the spade does above for the gar
den, and the plow for arabic soil. 1t is, in conse-
quence, chiefly of the natural operations of worms
that fields which have been overspread with lime
burnt mari, or cinders become in process of time
covered by fnelydivided soil, fitted for the sup
port of vegetation. This result, though usually at
tributed by farmers to the "working down. of
these materials, is really due to the action of earth
worms, as may be seen in the innumerabe casts of
which the initial soil consists. These are obviously
produced by the digestive proceedings of the
worms, which take into their intestinal canal
large quantity of the soil in which they feed and
burrow, and then reject in the form of the so-caled
casts. SIN this manner" says Mr.. Darwin, "a
field manured with mari has been covered in the
course of so years, with bed of earth averaging Is
inches in thickness" -Encyclopodia Britannica
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SAILING OF TELEGRAPHIC FxPLoRING EXPEDITION
TO THE NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN.-At | O'Clock YES
terday afternoon the bark Wyman, Captain Barker,
sailed on an expedition to the northern Atli ltic
Ocean, to survey a route for a telegraph cable bv
way OF Greenland Iceland and the Shetland Islam is
to Glasgow. The vessel has been chartered by
Colonel l. L. Shatfner, who goes in her, accompa-
MED by his wife and son, and two gentlemen ef
Worcester.
just previous Co the sailing of the vessel, John
A. Dana, Esq, of Worcester, presented Colonel
Shatner with signal flag, bearing the Masonic
emolems, the square and the level. He smoke of
the magnitude OF the enterprise ORIGINATED bv
Colonel Shat1ner, and in reference to the flag said
1t would make him respected wherever he might
go.
Col. Shafner in reply, spoke at length Of the
purposes the expedition. He had received from,
the King of Denmark the exclusive right to Law
cable in Greenland and Iceland, and spoke of the
advantages this route would have any other to
Europe, IN cheapness of construction, shortness
OF connections, etc. He estimated the expenses
ct laying the cable at one and half million dol
lars.
At the close of Col. Shaffner's remarks his
friends bade him and his family hastY adieu and
the vessel went to sea with wind and tide in her
favor.
1t is expected that the Wyman will reach Glas-
gov, alter completing the explorations, in ten
weeks, and return to Boston in four months.
Col. Shainer proposes to make for the Gulf of
st. Lawrence. He will then coast alone the
shores of Labrador to HOpedale or about sc dec
coTth iauVuue, sounding occasionally, so as to
lind deep bay for the American terminus of his
cable.
Thence be will pass to South Greenland
sounding there, and examining the country for an
underground line, in it should be necessary TO
have line across Greenland.
Thence the route will lead to Iceland where
the bays will be sounded and the shores examined
for land line. Thence the expedition will 90
to the Farce Islands, where the wires will branch
-one line running southward to Scotland so
to reach England; the other to BERGEN in Nor
way.
The longest cable will be from Labrador to
Greenland, about 500 miles, thence to Iceland be-
tween 800 and 500 miles, according to the points
touched. From Iceland to Farce Isles 27O miles
Farce to Scotland 200 miles, Farce to Norway 500
miles.
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therefore ruled the motion of the member from the
l4th ward out of order.
Mr.. BAIN.-"With all respect, | appeal from the
decision of the Chair
Mr.. WoOD.-'Fi move to adjourn"
The PRESGDEST.-"I understand that the member
moves to allow the lobby to act in disorderly and
riotous manner"
Mr.. NEwMAN.-"T is not my question"
The PREsIDENT.-"And the Chair decides that
motion out of order. The member from the 18th
ward appeals from the decision of the Chair The
CLERK VIII call the yeas and nays on the appeal"
Ieas.-Messrs. Randolph, Beacham, Talbot,
Beale; jenkins, Cunningham, Hamilton, Clarke,
Wood and Mules-l0.
Nays.-Messrs. Henderson, Mace. Newman. Balm
and Montague-5.
Mr.. BEALE moved to adjourn Lost
Inc PRESIDENr said that he had decided that the
Mr.. BAIN.-'I hope that decision will be with
drawn, if not will appeal from it,
Inc PRESfDENT.-"Them member appeals from the
decision of the Chair.
Mr. CLARKE.-"Call the yeas and nays"
Il 1 ne Branch refused to sustain the Chair, BY the
following vote:
Geas.-Messrs. Jenkins, Cunningham and Wood
=, NaysMMessrs. Randolph, Henderson, Beacham,
Mace, Talbot, Beale, Hamilton, Clark, Newman,
wood, Balm, Mules, and Montague-l2
Mr. BEALE.-"l move to adjourn"
MT NEWMAN.-"Why don't you dispose of the
question, shall the lobby be cleared? Are Won
Ihe PREsIDENT.-'It is moved and seconded that
the Branch adjourn, which was decided by the fol-
lowing vote
Ieas.-Messrs. Randolph, Beacham, Talbot,
beae, Jenkins, Cunningham, Hamilton, Clark,
Nays.-Messrs. HyEes, Henderson, Mace New
man, Balm, Mules and Montague-7
The Branch thus stand adjourned until tomorrow
afternoon at five O'Clock.
SECOND BRANCH.-Branch met pursuant to adj
Jonrnment. Present-Mr. McPHAI, President, and
all the members.
MIR. MussELMAN offered a resolution to place gas
lamps IN front of the Episcopal Mission Church on
Barre street. Referred to the Committee on Police
and Jail.
Mr.. McCoMAs offered a resolution to the effect
mat message be sent to the First Branch, pro.
posing that when the Council adjourn on Friday,
the 10Th INST, 1t shall adjourn sine die. Adopted.
resolution was received from the First Branch
70 place gas lamps the corner of Gilmor and
Saratoga and Stricken and Saratoga streets Re-
ferred to the Committee on Police and Jail.
Mr.. MCCoMAs, from the Committee on Police and
JAN, offered resolution to place gas lamp on the
corner OF Stricken and Lombard Streets Read
A resolution was received from the First Branch
directing the removal of pump stock in Cowpen
alley, between Howard and Liberty streets. Read
a second time and adopted
Also, resolution authorizing d. c. Howell to
remove pump in front of the dwelling No. I8S
West Lombard street.
The Branch adjourned until tomorrow afternoon
at O'Clock