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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-01

l'tNru 81 pREsoorr, rUg llisraRlAN.--Thc tcic
grlph Ianouicrs tia" death Of one Of the most cin
iu"ul literary men Of tins country, William llics
Ing Prescott, IN Tia" SiNty-sncond year Of hi. asr
His -on, who was i'll tins city yesterday was tel
cg,apbed oltlie dangerous condition Of his father
aml went this morning to Boston.
lie born WIS at Salem in 1916 and was graduated at
Harvard in ISL Before that an accidental blow
DEF. we'd him Of the sight Of one eye which soon
Wa followed, through ovcruse. by the blindness
% ether. In spite of these eaamtics he de-
N'cl himself 10 literary pursuits.
two years were passed in European travel.
when hr returned to devote himself to n History
OF the Reigns Of Ferdinand and Isabella. lie
Wa occupied with it ten years. aud it was pub
I.ilrl ia ls,S. Its success was complete, aud
IL sd him to n front rank among modern histor
n. 1t was almost immediately translated into
lrrnch German, Spanish and Italian.
His Conquest in Mexico published in lSl3
raised Ma fame, aud to this in 1917, he added the
G Inquest of Peru. his latest work. Philip the
Second has been left unfinished.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-01

News FROM UTAH.--Lcavcnworth, Jan 2S, 1859.
The Utah mail OF December %, has arrived Al
St Joseph. There hal been quorum Of the
Utah Legislature. Gov. Cummings Message is
described as brief and pointed. The weather had
been very severe. and the mercury stood at -
degrees below zero for four consecutive days. The
President message was carried to Sal, Lake i'll
eleven days.
a new aud practicable pass through the Sierra
Nevada bias been disco, cred, which shortens the
distance to the Pacific materially.
Fifteen mules had persisted from cold at Sweet
Waer. and l. men were badly frozen.
The ttah Legislature met at Fillmore City on
the 12th organized ON the 18th. and adjourned t.
meet at Salt Lake City on the 9th.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-01

Te.tjns oni0Is q en- Fsreign q o % sr A
pleasing travelling companion aud that should
he without Is Perry Davis Pair Killer sudden attack of
dia hea dysentary, cholera efoctuAy
tsneoasly relieved 10y equally ecctuai curing
stails. burns &c
Thomas y Rannev, writn from Rargoon, Buruah Dcccm
her Il? 1876 1T e"mng popular, aud II
raj instances am assured that the cho, been
and life preserved by its The late prevalence Of cholera
here has oil about ali tie Pam Killer had purchas
hooking t" ply will be disappointed my abl
~ supply them Plea send invoice Of e5O worth
by the arst opportunity
carr TowN, Africa. Jan - Ie6 Mrssrs p Davis & Son.
D.nr Sirs ;rh" a, HI .i, happy to getting
In good repute here good being apprccia
al Lately, have demand Tor the article and conh
IDENTITY aiiicipa' large rt. in the Pain Killer,
BDilEODAIi.E. THOMPSON. HALL co.
The i@n fr,,p TIA. of the l.. X easily
Cd by washing 1t IN u lh alcohol.
So.d by all Inr'lriJr dealers
Sold by JDlIS II SEAY Iynehbnrg. Han % CIV.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-01
NEW CON RN!!

Il y u " J
At the stand lately occupied by VIM. T. Anderson.
I'VE have associated ourselves together the e and
w firm of JAMES BOYD Il CO. for the purpose oil trans
acting general
Grocery Commission Storage and Forwarding
II u - N e. ~
Al the stand lately occupied by VIM r Anderson first house
above the Va Tenn Rsilrrai bcpt where " i'll keen
constantly hand general a-s'" of GROCERIFS
AND LIQUORS; also, Guam" Lime, Ceulent and yronuI
Plaster f,, sale accommodating terms
VIII give their pens nal attention to the sale coNsGy.
and pr'rcetis rs sails are cited r
ing iaoties tor Storage, they prepared To Srs
We hope by and attic tun business Il,
SHARE al the public pr mi that M cf
tort will he spared to SeLder salsarti' n.
JAMES BOYD
Jan ~ dts GEO a. KINNEAR
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-01

great cure, nnrr nj: the Phy.icinm re- Ind f.ii-
ed by BAktR, PREMIUM Brrfts TO Mr. T.. Bakrr-Dear
Sir: In justice I" tuufs, nt persons who be similarly
afflicted" permit IN" I" cit instance "f the remark able
qualities lrrm1m i,itera had used them
until recently bat "t"'tving hern afflicted with
affection aud disucrei J., The past
tw, I've years ns'd i"wcr restore Ter
t" hra til She DIR Ut five
abb. phytieitn,. tri euu.d hr had then
faI uk sht made by BIZ
i,rs persuaded nt IT, ihe,n, she did and in
ii'e nc s" began 90 ardlN N only her
ALL anh dp dr,d ,.h removed but her gone
rHl heath Is bcur u It has been yeas
y Ming aud -hal aiwaA> Bdt,rs.
wrts thein justin" !nu,Ii aad the en,t otler.
who arc >inil 'til UiHicu,d. houf o1eti ~
Richmond. Jane -, ir1i. THOMAS NJ. MONTAGUE.
BAkFs ri} 'lrN irnunini. Sept. IL, lrJe. II
i, With wilns th,tl adj the
"i Bikfh Pt M'tt BiIistS, Ii anal permanent
I'll an established c>" OF N repsia if"m which have suffer-
ed 50 much for the twelve Also, wife u,i.g
twin great after s,crius many trntt
bilhaton ami srlrr,d stomach A. Az commenced
the Of thru sced ii tf Naiu bile IuaiitIts
confidently utrud them Ia the afflicted J. ADAMS.
For sale y the Drugyrtsn lNnchburg ard by all the
principal Druggists Ia the of Richmond and
Virginia al>" M,-ss thls Stott Co, Washington
D. Z r. H. Sta,ltt 4 Co baltimore Md ID. Is Miller
npion X y; Hpd Barnes IHrk \ \.
Orders fitted by addressing L BAKER, Proprietor.
oct 27ts K,hmond, va
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-01
CHAs n BLACKPORD,)
r. DAVIS Trustees
Jan 24diUeb ID. Is PAYNE,

SAhE Of RIAL EsTATE In LYNCH u URG
~ Ia pursuance with deed o made to tho sign
ed Trustees OF Franklin Building Fund BY Mar
garet Baiy and In obedience the Boar If sad
Association we W H. WEDNESDAY, the 81 of FtBI,lIA
al r"sk M .e on the prenisc. at pnbc auction.
hlacksmit shop. situated 4fh Alley between Main nm:
and ID streets ~ --Ai.-
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-01

4 NNCauRUKSs & o Z. ]. q 4 .-Che sprtuy
Ia term f this | st!iuon will commence On TlISUAY
xt til" st Of FEBnUA AIRY students wis ling enter g.
"s" the parents and guard Of such. NAV fn me at
Messr> avn. ni,kfod Buck Store every d v be " cen
the h, urS of y"'elock, A. NJ. an, Oct ck. y NJ
jan ~ diU. L. W. LAMBETH. Ire asurer
:, hav" jus opened large assortment of fashionable Last
'ot Trees, Criuning Boards clamps. Peg. &C. &c.
Also on hand. French af &ns, Binding Skins Boot Well
isrstes, Heel Ball Tn, ead Patent Awi Shades &C For
i at he lowest market prices : NJ SIMPSON,
I6 dit. A the old stand OF Simpson g. Brother
2OOOOaa.xB @E 0,D D., nA ..o
600 pounds of piiTe OLD BACON, which are
dspos. Of and will sell bargain suit pur.
chasers ian I DIS LINE, ROOKIE d 60
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18

without Oh an 90 in employment or DIET. MERCURY
is a good medicine when properly USED, but when
con- pounded in Pill fof universal USE, it destroys
instead of benefiting the patient Iierric k's Blu
gar Coated Pills have never been known to produce
sore mouth and aching joints, have some others.
Therefore, persons in want of Family Pill, pleas.
ant to take certain to cure, and useC by mlliona,
will certainly look for NO other. These pills are
covered with q coating of pure white sugar, no
taste of me iicinc about them, but are as easily
taken as bits of confectionery. FAMILY BOXES
IS CENTS, 5 BOXES, 81.
Hcrrick's Kid strengthening Plas
tiers.
These renowned asters cure pains. wsaknes
and distress, in the back, sides and bre asst. in fv
hours. Indeed, so certain are they to do this
that the Proprietor warrants them. Spread from
resins, balsams and gums, on beautiful Kid leather
rend ers them peculiarly adapted to the wants of
Females and others. Each Plaster will wear from
one to four months, and in rheumatic complaints,
sprains and bruises, frequently effect cures, whilst
all other remedies failed. Full directions will be
found on the back Of each. Public speakers, vo-
calists, ministers of the Gospel and others, will
strengthen theI lungs and improve their voices
by wearing them ON the breast. PRICE Is "a
CENTS.
DR.. Castles Magnolia Catarrh Snu n
Has OBJ tai nd an envible reputation n the cure
Of Catarrh, Loss of Voice, DeafAess, Watery and
Inaamed Eyes, and those asagrseabIo noises, re-
sombling the whizzing of steam, defiant water
falls, ETC.; purely vegetable comes with full Ii
rections, and delights all that use it; sneczin,
snuff it cannot be equalled. BOXES. 25 CENTS
@-Tho above articles are sold by q 200 agents,
throughout the United States, Canadas and South
America at Wholesale by all large rugg;sts
| the principal cities.
| HERRiCK 4 BROTHER,
PRACTICAL CHEMISTS, Albany, N. Y.
! Sold at Muscatine, Davenport and Rock lssuo
by all Druggists, and by dealers sv.rywhere:
! DICK PALMER,
J sert1- daw1 Travelling Age1:.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
DIED,

Of consumption, this morning, Mrs Mary Ann
Carpenter, aged 81 years. Her funeral will take
place tomorrow Tuesday, at 8 o'clock P. NJ, from
the residence of her husband on Fifth street.
JAMES II. BA1LY departed this life on the 10th OF
March, 1859, at the residence Of Abraham Funk,
four miles north of the city Of Muscatine, Iowa.
His disease was Pneumonia Typhoides Fever
The deceased is supposed to have been between
twenty five and thirty years of age He had made
his home for some time past in the southwest part
of this county, (Muscatine.) He was taken sick in
Muscatine, where he was on business, and was I'M
able to return home His Affections were of two
weeks duration, then terminated in death. The
deceased was born near WILTSHIRE England and
emigrated to this country several years ago.
Though lie was stranger in strange land, and
far from his friends, CHS parents live in England,
he met with those who cared for him. The great
est attention was paid, and kindness shown to him
by the family where he was afflicted and died-also,
by the neighbors in general. His funeral services
we're attended to by the writer and concluding SER
vice by Rev. J. Hazlet. His body was inferred in
the Muscatine graveyard to await the Resurrection
MORN
If this notice should be seen by any of his
acquaintance who may desire further information
about his sickness and death, they can obtain tn
same by addressing Abraham Funk at Muscatins,
Iowa; or any one knowing the Post Office address
of the parents of the deceased will confer favor
by giving the same to Abraham Funk, as he desires
to inform them of the death of their son.
Muscatine, March 18th, 1859. P. G. HErzLER.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
THE stats OF Iowa, I &C
Mlscatine County, M

10 ALxIkA HANNA.
VOU are hereby notified that on the ninth day
L of December, A. b. 1859, John Conner fled
in the office OF Clerk of the District Court Of the
State Of Iowa, in an for Muscatine county, pc
tltion claiming Of you the sum Of one hundred
and seventy dollars, with interest at the rate of
ten per cent from the thirteenth day of July A.
d. 1857, as msney due him your certain promis-
sorry note, dated July 18th, 1857, and payable on
or before the first day of August, A. D, 1858, for
the aforesaid sum, and asking further for fore
closure and sale of the fullswins premises by You
mortgaged to him to secure the payment of the
aforesaid note, to wit Sixty acres off the west
end of the north af Of the southeast Or. OF Sec
ton thirteen, in Township 'e ght, north of
range three west Of the Fifth principal meridian,
situate in Muscatino county, State Of Iewa.
You are further notified thrt an original notice
was issued in said suit, upon which the Sheriff
made the following return, to wit IL cannot
find the within named defendant in my bailiwick
That thereupon at tho January Term, A. D. 1859,
of said Court, publication Of the tendency Of this
suit was ordered to be made. Now unless you ap-
Fear and answer said petition or before the first
day Of the next term of said District Court (which
Term will be begun and holden at Muscatine,
county of Muscatine, State Of Iowa, on the third
Monday in April, A. d. 1851, judgment will b.
rendered against you theron.
CLOUD. BRANNAN & VAN HORNE,
March l, 1859. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
DIR. EASTERLY,S
iodine and Sarsaparil1a

Will cure all diseases arising from an impure
state Of the BLOOD or depraved condition OF tbs
Fluids Of the system, viz: Cancers, Swelling OF
the Glands, Rheumatism, White Swellings, Chronic
Sore Eyes, Piles, BOils Eryspela., Goitro, Pansin
the uss and joints, Ulcers in the Mouth and
Threat, and all Chronic Consttu tional Diseases.
This med icins searches out tho very roots OF the
iise ase by purifying the blood, and changing the
secreti ons in the system, thus removing tho cause
which renders the cure certain and permanent
DR.. Easterly's Iodine and Sarsaparilia Will cure
the worst morcurial disease, and dive out and DC
tstroy every particle of mercury, and cure Its b'd
effects.
1t will csre secondary syphilis or venereal d't-
ease, and will drive the Sypilitic virus and all ne
rsdltary taiuts and poisonous matter out OF the
systemt ough tho pores Of the skin, and restore
the patient to perfect state OF health and purify
It is u positive cure for Liver Complaint ana nyS-
pep sia, if used proper length of time. ohs'enge
tho world to produce its equal in these
The afflicted viii bear in mind that Dr.. Eastsr'y
[odns and Sarsaparilla will cure all Nervous DIS
eases, Femal plants, Dropsy, Gravel, Diseases
of the kidneys, Bladder and Urinary Grams, In a
few days.
twill Iemovs Pimplos and Botches from tho
FACE, and IN ke the Skin clear, white and bsautl-
full as alabaster. 1t dos this by purifying the
B,,,op. and by its prompt action on the Liver
Kidneys aui ssor etory Organs, producing vigorous
health,
Persons Who have long been afflicted with Seroi :
ala, Old Sores, Tottcr, RinGworm, Soaia Heso,
Rlotches. Eruptions of the Skin and all Cutaneous
d; seases. are advised to procure 6ridley's Salt
Rheum, and Tetter Ointment to apply on the Sores
or diseased parts, when using DR.. Easterlys Iodine
and Sarsapariila. The Iodine and Sarsapsriila pu-
rifles the blood, and causes the sores to discharge
their putrid matter, and the Oint ment heals them.
When both are used (Which always recommend)
psrmansnt and IA iical euro is always Effected
they are tho best and most powerful curatives
xnown to man. A fair trial is all ask do not
ear the result.
Price of the Iodine and Sarsaparilla 81 per bot
tie, or 8 bottles for s.. Gridley's Salt Rheum
Ointment IS cents per bottle. Both are prepared
bv Dr. Easterly, corner of Third and Chestnut
streets, St. Louis, Mo-, sole proprietor, to whom
. II orders must be addressed.
s-Soid by ]. D. Doughsrt3, Mascatine, and
bv Druggists generally.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
Above are only few testimonials in favor oil
AOUE RALSAA, but space Forbid
IT, TAKE THEM AND LIVE,
~NesIect them and Die.-As
HRRRIcx'a SucAR CoA,s

HERRICK q SUGAR COATED
PILLS, AND KID STRENGTH
CHING PLAsTER.-These I'M
surpassed remedies have, by
the common cons ent of man
kind. been placed at the head
Of all similar Preparations.
Herrick = Vegetable Pills, in
universal goodness, safety
and certainty in the cure of
the variG s diseases of m an,
excel all Others, and their
sale unquestionably is treble
that of all other kinds. In
FILL doses they are active
Cathartic, in smaller doses
Tonic, and cleansing in all
Bilious Complaints, Sick
Headache, Liver Diseases,
Kidney Derang Q N e nts,
Stomach Disorders, and Skin
Affections, they cure as if by
MAGIC. These pills are pure
~ VEGETABLE, can be taken
L
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
Tue STATE OF Iowa, 90
Muacatina County:

To j. B. MASON. Sir -
VOU are hereby notified that on the sixteenth
i day Of October, A, D. 1858, Binz and Stengele.
(partners under tina. name and ftm) filed in the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court of the State
of Iowa, in and for Muscatine county, their petit
ton claiming Of yon the sum of one hundred two
and 5-10o dollars, with interest from tho 18th day
Of November, A. D. 1855, as money due them On
certain due bill executed and delivered by you to
them for the sum Of $2l5 91OO, and da'od Ssp-
TENDER third, A. D. 1855, and also claiming that
q writ Of attachment should Issue in said case az
provided by law.
You are further notified that writ of attach
ment issued in said suit and also origin Al
notice, upon which said notice the Sheriff made the
following return, to wit ;-'I cannot find the
within named J. B. Mason in my bailiwick. -
That thereupon at the January Term, A. D. 1859 i,
of said District Court, publication Of the pending
OF this suit was ordered to DO made. Now unless
you appear and answer to said petition before
the first day of the next Term Of said District
Court (which Term will be begun and holden at
Muscatine, county of Muscatine, State of Iowa,
ON the third Monday in April, A. D. 1857, judg-
ment will bs rendered against you thereon.
W. F: BRANNAN,
March LIST, 1859. Atty for Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
tbs STATE % Iowa, I
MuScntino County.

To J. WILLIAMS. SIR
VOU are hereby notified that on he eighth day
L Of October, A. D. 1858, George A. Springer
filed in the office of the Clark Ut tho District Court
of the State of Iowa. in and for Mu.catine county,
petition claiming of you tho sum of ninety ono
and 100 dollars, with interest thereon at tho
rate of ten per cant interest per annum from the
2sth day Of september, A. d. 1851, as money due
on your certain prornissory note executed to the
order of Geo. A. Springer for tho sum of ninety
one and S7-l00 dollars, with n per cent interest,
dated September Goth, 1857, and payable ten days
after the date thereof. You are further Motif I'd
that an original notice was issued in said cnse on
which the Sheriff made the following return to wit
81 cannot find the within named defen dant in my
bailiwisk." That thereupon at tho January Term,
A. d. 1859, Of said Court publication of tho pen
dcncy Of this suit was ordered to be made Now,
unless you appear and answer TO said petition on
or before the first day Of the next term Of said
District Court (which term will be begun and hold
on at Muscatine, county of Muscatine, State of
Iowa, on the third Monday in April, A. d. 1851,
judgment will DO rendered against you thereon.
CLOUD, BRANNAN / VAN HORNE,
March lst, 1859. Att'ys for Plaintiff.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
CITY S H 0 E l N e
j O b . III O p

THE undersigned would make known to their
i friends and the public generally that they are
still on hand at their old and we'll known stand to
accom- nodate their friends and the public and at
tond to orders on the shortest notice. We have re-
Gently formed connections with good wagon makers
and ale thereby enabled to build wagons from the
best material, and warrant thom of light and easy
draueht. We would also make known to the pub
ic if they do not recoect it, that we have had the
honor of receiving more premiums for Horse Shoes,
Horse Shoeing, Edge Tools, and la :ksmiths Work
in general, at our State aud Couaty Fairs, than
any other men of our trade in Iowa. We are able
to treat nearl ailments to which the foot of the
horse is liable, although We 10 not profess to DO
veterinary surgeons.
Thankful for past favors, We hope by strict at
tentiou to business to IN rit q continuation Of the
same. J. A. ROGERS,
J. II. HIGGINS,
Cor. Sd and Mulberry sts., Muscatine, Iowa.
March 18th. lS59-tf
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
JOY AND GLADNESS
HAVE BEEN BROUGHT
70 MANY HOMES AND FAMILIES

GINCE the introduction of tho world renowned
~ medicine, DIX. MAINS AGUE BALsAs, in tbs
western country, and especially the past season-t
has brought health and happiness into more fami-
lies than any remedy upon record. The question
would naturally arise, why is this! Because II
does in all cases. in the shortest time, arrest chis,
fever and ague, in its worst form, and in all cases
performs speedp sure. Persons residing in ma
s1ious districts using this Balsan occasionally du-
ring the sckly season, need have no fears of An
attach Of ague. 1t is therefore highly IecOlAmen-
ded as a sure preventive, if used in small doses
daily during that particular time whom this Glass
of diseases prevail For want Of space we can only
offer few Of the raany evidences in its favor.
D/cYRus, OHIO, Feb. 25tb, 1855.
DIR. MANN l. CO., Gallon, Oho-Gonts: We
are at loss to i1d language sufficient to portray
to the public tho great esteem IN whien your cole
The fact is it nevsr fails to cure ague its worst
forms and We caq sell rothing else. Yours, &C.,
uO43BERT h tailor, Druggists.
,oarrrH, Miss, Oct. goth, 1858.
. MESsRs. S. y MANN CO.-Gents: Having
procured a supply of your Ague BAlsam. and test
ing it thoroughly in many severe cases of long
standing, where all the popular rem ,dies OF the
day had fai led, found in all cases, your Balsam
effected safe and speedy cure. It isjust the med
icine we want here in the South. Respectfully,
yours, JOSEPH BUCHANAN, Druggist.
New YORK Feb 22d, 1858.
MESSRS S. K. MANN 4 CO.-6ents: have
At our house in St. Louis, sold your Ague Balsam
some three years, and have carefully observed its
effects, and must in candor say, do not believe it
has an equal in the history Of medicine !; for to
ny personal knowledge, it cures permanently every
case, and have known it used after all other rem
sdies have failed, with the same happy results. l
have NO hesitation in pronouncingi it tho greatest
discovery ever made in utter nittent remedies, and
a perfect triumph over chills, fever and ague.
Respectfully. PROF. J. WOOD.
s. K. MANN l. CO., Proprietcrs,
Gallon, Ohio.
Sold BY al good druggists,
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-03-18
Proce edings Of the City Council.
COuNcIL CHAMBER, March L. 1859.


COUNCIL CHAMBER, March Is, 1859.
City Council convened pursuant to adjournment.
A full Board present.
Mr.. Hill, chairman of the committee on City
Marshal's report, reported the same correct, with
the exception of some difference in amount ofpolce
services charged. Report adopted.
On motion of Mr.. Hill, the Mayor, Hill and Funk
were appointed committee to look to the interests
of our road district.
Mr.. Sladdcn's petition for damages to furniture
by food, was referred to Messrs Freeman and
Williams
Mr. Freeman introduced resolution curtailing
the salaries of City officers.
Mr.. Hill introduced an amendment striking out
Mayor and Aldermen, which carried by the casting
vote of the Mayor.
The resolution was then passed fixing the salaries
of the subordinate officers as follows:
Treasurer, Q psr cent. on collections.
Assessor, 6 mills on the dollar for tax list.
Marshal, $4,000 per annum.
Recorder, $4,000
City Attorney, $4,000
ST. Commissioner, $500 /" day.
The Council agreed to proceed to the election of
City. officers with the following results
After balloting rs times for Marshal, and failing
to elect, agreed to postpone to some future time.
The following appointments were made:
Street Commissioner, r. Hawley; Recorder, J.
r. Nisley; Assessor, 2. Washburn; Steamboat
Wardens-1st Ward, }. o. Wilson; I'd Ward, J.
Burnett Sd Ward, T. ID. Smith.
Adjourned to meet on Saturday, 10th inst, ut
O'Clock r. NJ.