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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-11-20
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NEW York, November l9-P. M Ashes
are dull and nominal at s. 25 for Pots and Pearls;
Cotton du sgd ssS o l baes Sre reDorted IN
transit .G. ., -.
bfi lover. % The extrems iishtpess Of the Money
market and the depression in Foreign Exchange
has impaired very gSS@y R look TO the ssta market
as 20 for extra State; 81 965 for superne Westerni
S5C95 80 for common 20 medium extra Western and
Canadian Flour heavy and decidedly lower; sales ot
80 bra M ~ rbR Gf ses az az "a i r o6%
mon to choice superhne. .Corn-meal heavy and de-
Whisky very dull and decidedly lower: sales Of
$50 bIls at l95z@2Oo.
Wheat SG and unsettled % & and 70 q PeS eSsnGs
sh ppers from taking hold sales Of Is, bush.
white Canaa.sn e ~ 1SS @ so' y1v ae' NhlS ~ ,Sn.
al 81 23aI 25 "a 500 do. Milwaukee club at 81 l24
6 closing heSv5 eng unsettled Canada Sl SgI and and
heavy at 6s97oo. Barley heavy and eecli3ng; sales
decidedly lower, with oply a moderate export and
hcme trade demand; sales OF 4s,OO9 bush At 6jo6sc-
T n RSe9 sS oy ST@e Yellow m seSthrn oats heavy az
| S6td3sc for Western, Canadian and State,
Hides dun at 2i4c. for BuenOs Ayres, 23o. for Rio
| GTande and lSC. for dry Western.
| Hops quiet at % 03Tc, -
Pork dull, heavy and decidedly lower: sales Of 400
tinues dull aud unchaOged: sales Of 200 brls at SS9
| 10 for repacked mehsi $40 5O9ll f9f extra mess
/ and prime, and country mess nominal. boef Hams
dull: small sales at Si4 50a4 Is for Western Prime
mess Beef duh aud nominally unchsnged SIf
Meats nominal at SC. for Shoulders, aud lOagll4c.
| foI Hams. Dressed Hogs steady and lower at I5so;
Bacon quiet Lard very dull; saios of 70 brs at Il
| @l29sc.
| Butter selling at lO@I5c. for Ohio, and lsS2lc.
for State, Cheese steady at s@lle Tor Inferior 70
e. Zee continues dull with limited sales at about
| previous prices Sugar remains dull ana heavy
MoIasses duh ana heavy, with limited sales a.
| prices which would be no criterion TO the market
fice dull and lower; sales 100 tierces at 3A@l4e.
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NEwPORT NEWS.

FmE.-A fire occurred yesterday on Co
lumbia.street, between Taylorand Byzantine
streets, which partially destroyed a brick
house. The iremen were promptly on the
ground, and, in conjunction with Lieut.. vii.
kips and company of soldiers, prevented
the flames from extending to the adjoining
dwelling The damage will amount TO about
$500, on which, as far as We could learn, there
was no insurance.
MAYORS CoURT.--A man named Richard
Burlington, for being drunk and disorderly,
was fined So and costs, yesterday, BY Mayor
Hawkins.
A SUGGESTION. = Taylor and Bellview-
streets, between York and Saratoga, are, we
think, in proper condition to be graded
and paved. The City Council have been
trying TO see how near these localities they
could improve without touching them. We
would suggest that an ordinance be passed
in favor Of the above named streets, by
which they will be improved.
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SUPERINTENDENT STREET-RAILRoAD Or
UINANCE.-The following is Mr.. Sprague's
ordinance providing for the extension of the
Pendleton and Fifth-street Market-space
Railroad TO the corporation-line, in the Sew
enteenth Ward. 1t will be seen that it pro-
poses to abolish the per-capita tax, so far as
the road is concerned: .....--... ..s .
"An Ordinance, Authorizing the City Au-
dtor to enter into Contract for the Exten-
sion OF the Pendleton and Fifth-street
Market-space Street Passenger Railroad.
"Be IL ordained by the CITY Council Of the
City Of Cincinnati; That the City Auditor is
hereby authorized and empowered to contract
with the Pendleton and Fitth-street Market
space Passenger Street-railroad Company,
giving the said company the right and privi-
lege to extend their present street-railroad
route with double track on East Front-street,
from the present termination of their route
at Washington- street to the corporation
line, the same to be completed to the Full
ton Postoftice, in the Seventeenth Ward,
by the lst of January, 1851, and the whole
route TO be completed by the lst OF Novem-
ber, 1861. The said company TO bowlder
aud keep in repair that portion Of the sur
face of said street comprised between the
outside rails of said tracks, but in all other
respects agreeing to comply with the, pro-
visions Of the general ordinance passed July
| l. 1859 entitled "An Ordinance prescribing
| the terms and conditions of Street Passen-
| ger Railroads. all conflicting provisions
| therein being imperative as regards the con-
| tract herein authorized, said company also
agreeing to abide by the terms and stipula-
| tions of their contracts with the city under
| the said ordinance, except the obligation to
pay one cent on every passenger carried over
| the road of said company, and the city OF
Cincinnati also agreeing to order the grading
and bowldering of said East Front street
from Washington street to the east corpora
tion line, including all necessary culyerts
| within sixty days from the date Of the
passage of this ordinance, the said work to
be completed within three months of the
| commencement thereof, and the superstruc'
tuTe of the railroad tracks to be laid in CON
formity with said established grade OF the
street.
provided; That said Company shall fix
with. the City Auditor, before entering init
said contract, the written consent of ma
jority interest ofthe owners of said property
on the part of East FrOnt-stTeet 10 be- loe
cupied by said extension, the same TO be de
tefmined in the manner required by sec
tion fifteen Of the act of March 3, 1860,
provided, further: That said Railr0ai
Company shall be bound not TO charge TO
carrying passengers more than is nos
charged by the Omnibus Company now car
rying passengers over said street.
provided, also; Thatthe said Street Rail
roadCompany snail pay to the City Of Gin
cinnati, before the execution of the eOntraC
herein authorized, the sum of $1,000, th
same TO be repaid to said Company (withor
jnterestA on the completion Of said road
the corporation line, prior to November
1861"
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TURNER'S ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION
The German Gymnastic (Turners) Associa-
ton of this city will celebrate their twelfth
anniversary on Wednesday, the 2lst inst,
by q parade in the morRing, and exercises,
in competition for prizes, on all the different
implements, during the day, and at two
O clock in the afternoon an oration will be
delivered by the President ofthe association,
at the hall. A concert and general exhibi-
ton will take place in the evening, and the
whole will conclude with ball on Thursday
evening. Delegations from the neighboring
societies will attend.
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Later Gon Mexico.

NEW ORLEANS, November 1T.-- Ike
schooner Red Foz has arrived, with Tam
pico dates to the 10th instant. N in. 2
-Four hundred thousapd dollars of the
seized Mexican eoRducta arrived at Tampieo
on the LIST, in charge Of the British Consul.
The American Consul claims that the money
saved belongs 10 American citizens. Other
eonsignees claim pro rata. A
The United States steamer PdDRee was at
Tampieo, attending to the matter. The peO-
pie tried to rob il, but failed.
Another report had reached Tampico that
GuadalajRra had finally been captured;
General Marquee was taken prisoner ana
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From Now Orleans,

NEW ORLEANS, November I9.-Goyernor
Moore will convene the Louisiana Legis-
lature on the 10th of December.
The ship Hild Cat hence for Boston, has
been damaged by FIRE, fifteen miles below
the city, and has returned to the city for re-
pairs. a
The ship John r. Wood, with 800 bales of
cotton, and the bark EUdG1e, with 5000 bar
rels of lime, were burned last night. The
formers loss will be from $75 900 to $4,000.
Two blocks of small frame houses were
burned in the Fourth District last night.
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ThaRurch nirorce CnAe.

NAPRRvn1E, ILL.,, November l9.--The
court was occupied to-day in obtaining a
iury. The panel was finally filled by the
following persons; H. j. Wilcox, Lyman
Clifford, Rawson Willard, Peter Northrop,
@. E. Kline, d. Struckman, VIM. Finch,
Jonathan Detzeler, B. w. Hughs, A. S. Bar
nard, Il. W. Lyman and Alfred Waterman.
The Jury were sworn, and cautioned by the
Court to keep themselves free from prejudice,
and discharged until nine o'clock to- morrow
morning
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You've MEMS NERCANTILE LIBRARY -Asso-
o1ATIoN,--Bayard Taylor lectures this even
Ing r,ihee,Sare the Mercantile Library Asso-
citation, at Smith & Nixon's Hall. Subject:
"Man, Climate and Gustoms.P As this will
be the last opportunity of hearing this dis
tinguished traveller for some time to come,
we advise all of cur readers to improve it.
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Rrnm nnnvrr Ci,r

FoRT KEAREEy, X. T., November 1o.--We
have advices from Denver City to the 10Th
inst. Considerable snow bad fallen. Large
numbers of miners were leaving for the San
Juan mines. The quartz mills are nearly all
stopped on account of the water freezing up.
The Provisional Legislature had organized
and adjourned to meet again on the 10th
inst. ... tt.y
Exchange on New York was quoted at
OlLLlo r,rn rnirirn ~ = p =
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y EXPLOITS OF MENDIcANT.4--Nightb before
last mendicant female presented herself at
the house of Mrs. Black, who resides on
Plum street near Fourteenth, and begged a
nights lodging and some refreshments, stat
ing that she was entirely destitute. The ap.
pearance of the woman was such as to ex-
cite the livelest sympathy on the part Of
Mrs. Black, who at once complied with her
request, and q supper was placedfbefore her
of which she gpartook freely. About an
hour afterward, however, Mrs. B. left the
sitting room for few moments, and, on re-
turping, found that the woman had left the
room. Her suspicion was Immediately ex-
cited, and she commenced examining her
drawers, when she found that purse con-
taining $40, together with some other valu-
ables, had been carried away by the migrate
full recipient of her bounty.
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REDIsTRICTINe THE CTY-Politcians are
busy in proposing plans for redistricting the
City, by which they hope to gain some thing
for the political parties to which they
belong. We notice several maps now in the
City Clerks Office, left there by ambitious
gentlemen with a view, no doubt, of in-
Redistrieting @ the 'C CITY, - when I ef It assemblies %
In all of these Mt. Auburn and Walnut
Hills are included in one Ward, which shows
tha the projectors either know little of the
wants of the people or do not regard them.
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CoRoNER,s INoUEsF.- Coroner Carey, yes
terday, held an inquest over the body of a
woman named Mary Burke, who was found
dead in her bed yesterday morning, at her
residence, on Dublin-street. The jury re-
turned asverdict of "death by hemorrhage,
produced by rupture on the right ankle" ;"
She was about thirty years old, and leaves
Several Children I''Ftft tI H Az y fl
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GEOLOGICAL ISsTKUTE.-Read advertise
ment of this institute in another column.
Although not quite so extensive as the Zoo
logical Garden of London, it is claimed to
possess many attractions in the way of nat
ural and unnatural curiosities. IL has nc
connection with the Palace Garden. &c
and see the show. --L ~ .o----
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FniIuren Iu Now York.

New YORK, November l9.-The firms of
N. H. Wolfe Il Co, and Wright & Laze, both
engaged in the Western produce commits
sion business, have failed. Rumors current
in regard TO another prominent firm in the
same business are unfounded.
The Bank of Sing Sing, after a hard run
of several days, closed its doors on Saturday.
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CHILD SEVERELY INJURED BY FALL.-A
little daughter,of Thomas Malone, who re-
sides on East Sixth-street, between Broad
way and the canal, fell from window in
the third story of a house, yesterday, break
ing her left arm and fracturing her skull so
that it is feared she can not recover. She
is about five years of age. JgEzc
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LECTURE ON INDIA.-Major A. q. A. Con-
stable delivered5sa lecture to small audi
ence at Days Hall, on Walnut-streeti2 last
night, on the subject of "India and its In
habitants." The address was well received,
and contained much that was interesting;
but we are unable, for want Of room, to give
a synopsis of its contents. 'f q.
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PORTSMOUTH, N. H., November l9.-The
trial of R. S. Richardson and Sarah Ann
Healdy, for poisoning Stephen Healdy, the
! husband of the latter, closedto.day. Rich
aTdson was convicted, and sentenced to the
State Prison for thirty years. Mrs. Healdy
was acquitted, sr I.a." - ..crrl 2
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California ELECTION.

WASHINGTON, November l9.-R Reliable pri-
vate California dispatches say that Douglas
has 5000 majority over Lincoln and ll,0O0
over Breckenridge. Other dispatches say
that the returns already received amount to
so, OO0 votes, and that Lincoln is 2,C0J ahead
and is expected to carry the State.
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WAsHIEGToN PARK.-Quite a number of
laborers haze been employed in grading
Washington Park for several months, but
unless a stronger force is put on, the work
will not be completed in time to decorate
the grounds with trees next spring. Mr..
Rule is engaged in laying down the stone,
preparatory to constructing an iron fence
around the lot; and from present indications
it will be not only protection to the
grounds, but an ornament also. --.... s-.
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OysTERs.-It behooves all to call at l5s
yine-street and give Stiles's Baltimore
oysters a trial. They are fresh, large. and
delicious; in short, they ,S STS the ne Plus ultra
bivalve. Bear this in mind; go, and stand
not uponttbe order of your going, bat GO at
once and procure supply. h-f- 49,
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Flrc in Rurlnnd. Yt.

. RUTLAND, W., November l9.-Bryant &
7 -Wholcomb's and Atwoods livery stables,
Pond q MurOis's drug store, and bowling
saloon were destroyed by fire yesterday.
Loss 81, COO 10 s.. l-I hi2oI-f r.
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CHICAGO, November 19.-The official vote
of Illinois is as follows Lincoln, 172,545;
Douglas, 6os49; Bell, 4,s46; Breckinridge,
2,272. The increase of the vote over 1856 is
lO3l3l Is .'.-.'
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L NEw YoRK, November l9.-Stocks are
irregular and dull at the Board and since arr weak
ana 'nnsettled Chicago and ROGk Island f2i Ohi-
esEo, burlington and Quincy 65i Cleveland aud
Toledo 26 Galena and Chicago 5e4i Illinois Cen
Central Bonds 81; Michigan Southern Bonds 46s
Missouri Skies 664i United States Elves "a, Coa'
ponR
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CASE OF JAILoR LEY-Jailor Shock
ley, whose arraigDment before Judge Lowe,
for refusing TO deliver up prisoner In bis
keeping, we noticed yesterday, has been dis
charged-it appearing that. ne acted in
obedience to the Ordefs of the Sheriff.
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RAILROAD OFF1cB FOR RENT.-A we'll
ventilated, pleasant room, on the first floor
of the DAILY Pass building, sui table for
railroad or insurance Office Apply at the
PREss Counting-room, Vine-street opposite
the Custom house. ag H.-.
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lBy Telegraph.l
MT.Nr.,

BALTIMoRE, November l9.--Flour is heavy
and has declined l21sc All kinda offered At 50 and
no buyers. Wheat Is le9l2e, lower, with a dselln,
white 81 2o@l SO. Corn dull and declined Sc:; soe.
for yellow and CSC for white 80 arrive frQHislons
dull: prime Pork SO. Coffee eniet. Whisky duh
at g0Io-
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lBY Telegraph.l

ChlcuB0 Money MAR ATVtt. a ~ J. r
CHICAGO, November l9.-Onr bankers to-
morrow willthFow ont the notes Of the ie,iosinNs ~
Banks: American Izobsnge Bank state Bank u
shaWneetoWn; Bank u the ConlIneRY tlt 8aiAs
OF RaleiRh; torn Exchange Bank National Bank
and the Bank of Aurora
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nannicinnI RIantinn.

TEhRE HAUTE, IND, November l9.--At the
special election held to-day, W. II. Stewart,
Democrat, was elected Mayor, over John 2.
Baird, Republican, by seven majority.
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Steamboat Barned-LoHs OF Life, -,
, LoUIsvILLE, KY November lY-The
burned at Uniontown last night. Captain
Lamb was lost. The remainder of the ofh-
GERS and crew, and all the passengers, were
saved,
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GRAND LARCHNY.--A man named Greene
Wheeler was, last night, arrested and lodged
in the Hammond-street Station-house on q
United States Hotel, on Saturday last.1r
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New York, November 19.-The ship IA
dretp Jackson arrived from Liverpool to-day,
having made the passage in fifteen days
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effects of deceased German woman named
Mary Blessing, W who resides on Walnut-street,
near Liberty, yesterday, the body of an in
fant was found secreted in a box in the
house, in state of decomposition. 1t is be-
lieves to have been born on Thursday night
last, and killed by its unnatural mother.
The Coroner held an inquest, and verdict
ofinfanticide was rendered. ,..r.
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NEWARK, N. J.,l November I9.--Geo. O.
Thorburn, of this city, florist. and son Of
Grant Thorburn, died last night from injuries
received by a fall. ~ 10.
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REMOVAL OF THE PoLIoE CoURT.-The Po-
lice Court, we learn, will be removed to the
new room in the City Building, to-day or
tomorrow. ..Lr
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RAFFLE.

DAFRLR-D o c--Having failed to match my
I6 dog Billy at seventeen pounds weight,
am disposed to Tsfle him OF MONDAY, Dec. z at
per chance, provided thai net less than hity
doors above OoluIn blast on Central ay. no2O-e'
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County MAfTERs.-The only business
transacted by the County Commissioners,
yesterday, was the passage Of an order
for $l39 38, being the weekly payroll OF the
har as employed on the County Jail
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LOST.

H Rnd-Hed Houndf long lessbes; loDk tail had
q chain collar around his Reok. The fnder wiA be
Fifth ST. tnOls-f'l JOHN P0DEsTA
N OST-S5 wARD-On Friday moreing,
M near The yoyingtQn and Loxig gton Railroad
DePot, Pointer Dog white, with liver-eoore
OF g York The atovU reward will be- paid 70 any
amore-st., tet Seventh and Eighth, Gin. no9O.cs
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PUBLIC MEETlNG-A public meeting of the
colored people will be held at the Zion
Church. ON Third street. between Vine and
Race, tonight. All are invited to attend.
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EL1NeUEST-LIsT.-The contract for pub
fishing the deinquent-list has been awarded
to the Cincinnati Gazette, as the lewest
bidder.
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NEW ORLKARs November la-Saies on
Cotton to-day $50 bales prices are toq Itegaf ior
. ts5E Corn steady al 6a01I2c. Exchange On New
Ycrk Is soilipg Rt par 10 y premium.
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FmE-A tire broke out at No. IA West
Fifth-street, last night, but was extinguished
before any material damage was done.
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FuRY1TUBB MAKERS will do well to look
ir the Salesy column. A great bargain is
offered them.
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TeIearauh 10 Paducah, X


LoUIsvILLE, November l9.-The South
western Telegraph line has been extendedto
Paducah, KY.
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STEAMBOATS,.

- THIS DAY, NOVEMBER 20. ATOP.M.
For Parkersburg and Wheeling.
STEAMER LIBERTY, CAPT. BOOTH,
HJ.leaYes above. 4lI -
no2O I. McBURSIE, Agent. Fzsa.sss4laA.Z6
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AUCTION SALES.

A UCTION SALE-BY WELLS & MILES
IA Auction. .rosms rs Pearl st.-Seasonable Sta
pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Black and Fancy Dress
reserve, f6r Cash On WEDNESDAY MORNING,
November q, we will sell, at o'clock, super
French and English Merinoo9, Super Atwood Ne;
laineF, CObuTgs, Lusters, Irish Lawns, Black and
Fancy pTess silks. Bay State Square and Long
ShaWls, Linen Handkerchief, etc.
ALSO-lOO dCzen SHpsr assorted Woolen Hoods.
ALSO 20O dozen Wool and Merino Hose ana Half
Hose.
ALsO-25 cartons Velvet Ribbons, Nos. l 10 II.
ALSO-l0 bales real White and Orange Flannela.
ALSO-An invoice Of French Flowers. no20
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LETTERS DETAInFD FOR WANT OF PosTAaE
.Te,saa.- hor 10 1900.

Monday, Novem Der l9, 1860
Lawrence Cohen a 90 New York City.
A h. btanorif, Fort Wayne, Ind
Vuorhees, GiIgg 4 TO-, New Oran5, La.
ID. Thra. her, Oovi gton, Ky. 90
John Hartman, Madison Ind.
John Burt Nick sburg, Miss.
James Craik Shrewsbury, Shelbyville, Ind.
Mary A. Buzell, Milan, lid.
Mrs. Robt. II. Morris, Oxford, o.
Franz WesteudnrH, Harshmauville, o.
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School BoARD--Proceeding Last Night =
The Board met at the usual hour last night,
President King in the Chair. The minutes
of the previous meeting were read and ap-
proved. -dF
The President announced to the Board that
Henry Esmann, member from the Tenth
Ward, had been absent six consecutive
weeks, and according to the rules of the
Boaad, his seat was vacant. On motion, the
subject was laid over till the next meeting.
A communication was received from the
City Council inviting the Board to meet in
the new Council Chamber, in the City Build
ing. Referred to a select committee of five,
consisting Of Messrs. Dougherty, Wilstach,
Irwin, Reeves and Williams.
Mr.. Rowekamp nominated Gustavus Tafel
as member of the Board from the Tenth
Ward, rice Henry Esmann, whose seat is va
Gated. Laid over for one week. ~
Mr.. Stratton offered resolution declaring
it inexpedient to remove the Fourth Inter-
mediate School to the new house on Third
street. Adopted. ,, ~
Some other business, of little Importance
was transacted when the Board adjourned
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FOUND.

RAT-TERRIER DOG-The owner
Walnut st. nO20-b,
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LBx seriSHoni A4dveTtiss L IA he bA AfLY PPREsS.
II costa but a tribe, and you viii soon have yeur
want tuppliad