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Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

The Putnam County Banner says
that young man by the name OF
William Cruft was drowned in the
Wabash river. at Terre Haute, on the
18th ult.. whilst bathing in deep water.
He was seized with the cramp and
was drowned before assistance could
be rendered. 1t says that he was
greatly esteemed as an exemplary
young man.
The same paper says that severe
wind and rain storm passed over that
place on the Goth nit.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

The Republicans OF Maryland are
organizing for o vigorous contest
They have nominated an Electoral
ticket and have published strong al
dress.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

r. ?. Blair. Of St. Louis. No.. has
been reelected to Congress by large
majority.
Combs. the American candidate for
Clerk ofthe Court Of Appeals. in Ken
lucky. has been elected ly the aid Of
the Douglas mes.
North Carolina election has gone
Democratic.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

WITH FnoxPTSEss AND ESpELTy BY Ev-
cry BRANCH or rae GENERAL GovgRy-
MEST.
l2rH. What are the various
branches of the general Government,
and in what manner can they yield
protection to Slavery.
\ DEMOCRAT.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

All persons in favor of the perpe-
Unity of the Union. the preservation
of the Constitution, and obedience to
Law, arc invited to meet at the conrt
house on Saturday. llth inst. at II
o'clock. P. NJ. for the purpose of APP
pointing delegates to the Union Con-
vention in indianapolis on the 18th
instant.
Friends of our common country,
comei
By THE FRIENDS OF
Bell AND EVERETT.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09
WALL PAPER.

"AvE YOU SEEN csc beautiful
l. i styles of Wall Paper at the City Book
store7 lfnot, we invite yea to come in and
compare quality and prices before purchas
ing. A large supply of Window Paper and
Curtain material always on hand and sold
low for cash. nv
swAYNE & NICHOLSON.
9Th mo. q ~
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

Mrs. II. Beecher Stowe Is prepar-
ing another story for the Atlantic
Monthly.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

|nH. CLOTH. HOLLAND, MUSLIN.
" Transparent and Paper Window Cur
tains, and Curtain Fixtures. at low figures
CITY BOOK STORE,
iv,9 Richmond, IND.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09
Notice

rs HEREBY GIVEN. that the under.
signed has been appointed execute, of
the last will of George ID. THOMPSON. late
Of Randolph County. Ind. deceased. Said
estate Is supposed 20 he solvent.
JOHN HARLAN.
augnsf y. it6t Txecueop.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09
FARMERS ACADEMY

T>H1S INSTITUTION, HAVING
passed from the IA ds of the found
ers of the School into those of the North
Indiana Conference of the Nj. +. Church.
presents new inducements. uuder new aus
pieces, to Young men or ladies in pursuit of
thnro,.L aol ,,ract;caf .l,,c.t;oo
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

ers of the School into those of the North
Indiana Conference of the Nj. +. Church.
presents new inducements. uuder new aus
pieces, To Young men OF ladies in pursuit of
a thorough and practical education.
TT oFFERS-
A Collegiate e0urseof Study, both Classical
and Scientific; A rigid and thorough reSs-
men Of Instruction.; A firm, yet parental
government; Sound moral principles taught
with freedom from secfarian bios: LECTURES
each week from the Principal, on subjects
connected with Popular Eduesfic~; A
course of Lectures efore a Teachers class;
Advantages Of Literary Society; The dc.
grees of a. b. and h. :. to those who shall
have completed the course of study pre-
scrbed; VERY Low RATES OF TUITIos.
Board and rooms for self-boarding may
be obtained for reasonable prices on appli-
cation to the Principal.
Rare opportunities for the requirement of
the German and French languages, and for
instruction in the different branches Of
Drawing and Painting.
Glasses in Vocal aud Instrumental Music
will be formed. If enough apply to form a
class of sufficient size.
The School will be under the care and in.
strntti of
Rev. w. FRANK HEMENwAY, A. VI
Principal, whose reputation "a Teacher.
both in New England and theWest. is guar
antee that those having sons and daughters
to educate may safely and profitabiy .ntrust
them 10 his care.
Young gentlemen and young ladies will
find at this Institution both the pleasantness
and the restraints of the home circle.
The next term will commence Sept. 3,
100, and continue thirteen weeks
Farmers Academy is situate one and n
half miles south OF Portland, Jaw County.
Indiana.
+. o. address is Jay c. H.. Jay Co., Ind.
For further information address the Prin.
cipal. GEo. C. Wnlrrm,x.
Prcs't of Board of Trustees.
CorLrcE CORNER, Aug. .. ls60. f6w
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

Henry s. Lane will speak at Gen.
terville on TO morrow.
Randolph County journal. [volume] (Winchester, Randolph County, Ind.) 1855-1862, 1860-08-09

hams speech:
Sir. | believe it is a conceded fact
on all hanls. that when country is
conquered and annexed to this, the
municipal laws in force therein at the
time of such annexation continue In
force until abolished or amended, I'M
less they are in condict with the spir-
it of our Constitution Ii they are so.
they are, of conr.e. hy being brought
ander its jurisdiction. ipso facfo abol-
i>hed. Slavery i. | believe, clearly a
creature of municipal law. a munich
pal relation. the opinion Of the gentle
man from \. c. Mr.. VenabIe to the
contrary Notwithstanding. The laws
of Mexico in force in these Territories
when they were annexed. without
Doubt. prohibited slavery therein.
Hence. unless these laws are in conflict
with the Constitution. slavery is now
absolutely prohibited in these Terrific
ries. There can be no such confiiction
unless it be true. as asserted by South
ern gentlemen, that the Constitution
is a slave Constitution, and takes with
it slavery wherever it goes. Is this
500 Let me advise Southern gentle
men to be cautions how they handle
edge tools This position proves too
much for them. One of the great
canses of complaint which they have
alleged against the free States. is their
interference with. and agitation OF.
this snhject of slavery. Bat tell me
not that have no right to agitaie it if
the Constitution of my country. which
guards my most sacred rights. which
| swear to support. which | am in
duty bound to maintain, anil which
may rightfnlly exercise my influence
to amend. is slave Constitution
that wherever il wings its way. instead
Of carrying light m ibsrty.it sprcrds
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
Great Southern Hat and Cap Mandatory.
JOHN DOQLE y.
81 Main street, lliChmOnd. Va,

Mtnnfdcfurcr and Dealer IN Fur, Mrdn Lcyh0'h,
ianama Soft, and Moieskin Dress Ifats.
HAVE now ready my spring stock Of lIas Caps, "A
j Goods, 10 which would invite the aiten IA
ton ar the merchants Of Nirgnln, North Carolina and
1en-eec confident Of ability Ia supply them with
thing they want la linr good terms as they
it procured IN any market In The country.
NJ, zncY viii he kept constantly full by the addition Of
thing NJ desirable. Having greatly Increased
manufacturing facilities. desirable styles will be Of
avn manufacture NJ, black Mocskn Hat Is still in the front
rank and equal " not superior Ia anything produced In I'll"
Ny assortment of Boys Misses and thicrcn's Richly Trimm
Iin aud Flats of all the different styles of BRAID and Leg
horn cannot h. cNcelcd
In Military Goods furnish amy thing required My
stock the qualities o Army "lteguaon Hats, Is
Yer, complete and Of the different styles OF Hats
made "a order at short notice.
mi JOHN DDDI.EY,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
SU T. T. n
Phosphor-Peruvian Guano,
Tobacco Manure, Agricultural Salt and

GROUND BON - ASH. NJ,
~ a. RlFFfN corner ~ lth and Cary Sta on me BASIN,
+. offers To the Farmers the following AdhHRBS all of
his own manufnciure--,iz:
Ra1fus Phosphor Peruvian. containing per cent am
Ton Of qoos ...............s $50 90
InbYHs Rome Ahh HudHo, containing per cent amino
, a If spo H.. ~ ~ '''.-..' 30 90
Ra0fn's 7,ilcco Manure, containing per cent ammo
nin. per cent bone phosphate lime, ~ chloride Of
sodium, aud II per cent snlInc mc, per ton of 2,oO M
lbs I'd wv
Rngns Gronnd Bops Ash containing about ~ per cent
M. '' ' 80 ''' ......'.. 85 on
SiH loose er Ion Of gWW lbs ..... II M
bnps Of lbs 10 ~
m. nn,e MAsrKya are mi M In strong containing B7
pounds each twelve bags which make fraction ton
AMI can had of o. tfFflN, nj his mill; Of any Cohms
In RichmOnd 81 Tnns BRANCH Sons Peters
burg; NJ. IInLLiss Co.. yncbnrg LEau BROTHER, Nor
Gak; MAsoS. MARrS Co, sc0ttsylc; Joussros CLAREE
e., Dnnyllo lnarrh 3-d4ctf
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
Sombrero Guam,
SPRING TRADE. 1850.

1850. SPRING TRADE. 1850.
ELI EFT & WEISIGFR,
Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers In
Hats, Caps, and Straw Goods,
No, l67 Main Street opposite Erchange Bank,
RICHMOND, VA.
UAN1N mnie extensive preparations offering to
the mrrcmns Of Virginia, North Carolina aud rrnies
prices which cannot hut insure sale the hygest ana
most com po stock IF Spring tint Summer Goofs got
in This market, which Tor quality variety and oiegdnce
be cNcclc All hcy ask IA look before purchasing
elsewhere. ORDERS strictly and promptly attended la.
Mr. !. H. llurCHSsuS formerly OF Union, Monroe county,
Va Interested Ia business aud viii devote 10 his Nulu-
r services ELLErr Il WEISlGEE.
feb II dlnnr 1871.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
S A N + O r DIS
FAMILY CATE ARU1C PILLS.
CpNpOrNDFD FROM

y
Pare Igttubie EJacis, anil PIT f In GLISS CtSES Air
ft3bf. dhd rim keep in rfiapte
The FAMILY tAIlIARrIC Pill. is a gentle bat arlirc
ta.hric which the proric - has used in his practice
for more than twenty Years =
The constantly Increasing - demand from those who
nave long used the FILLS = and the satisfaction which
AL cypress IN regard /" their has induced to
place them within the reach = of all.
Tie Profession well know that different Cat.rtics ne
ON different portions of the bowcls,
The FAMILY cArllAI;- - ~ TIC PILL has with ,u,
reg, fence Ia this well esia lisled fact, been compound
ci from variety Of the pi- : rest Vegetable Extracts
"hch ac' alke on every part OF thu aInrniary canal
aui gO0d and se alt - eases where tahartc is
needed such HtyaDvc- - Hehs OF the Xp,y9.5 SIN
/,jHcSS, IdiIs in TIE Bt,I anu LoIHs ft.yir.p,xs
Fn,h "h1 Soreness ortr he - ohoia Boiy, from sudden
cold, which frequently, ii - elected, end in n lon,
,.ns "i Fever Los" n dp- pcfte, creeping SNtsa-
H"H W toia 0re ne 60dy = ReSteSspesS. Ue1dc e.
Tcjgat an tie heard and H. - lRtaladtorv Uis,1ses
Uor"s IN thfrsa or 1dHAs Kaeaiaatisn great Pyife,
OF the Bo3 and many diseases which heir too nu.
nltr"us l" mention IN this advertisement. Dose. o3
PR Il THREE UIMEs
me Licer Ihf00rdtDr and fas.iiY 1dtaric Tlls are
o'a. oi Druggists generally and sold hoesac by trade
in all the large owus.
5. r. W. SANFORD NJ D.,
=, Manufacturer and Proprietor,
"Pr" ~ % d@eiy 2as broadway, New York
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
Sewing, Machines.

Sewing, Machines.
NbiEo "isllGa Machine 10 do COARSE
As WILL As TIER owN FINE would do toe m
nc, nc bAKlioifS IMPROVED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
f Ssu ana go The following certificate is from n wen
k"n hior in This county who only about 20 minutes
Instruction ON This Machine:
A., ~ ltEs'htF, Campbell county, Va, June 18Th SO
N' " NJ |" FAGE:-l am well picasc, with Barthos Sew
g Nacilc ana would not exchange any have seen
IN" u" ilcu't! IN operating with IL amy kind Of cloth
rom lc hchrsi Cashmere To the finest Linen. made
several par "i coarse Tow-lnen pants servants have
sen anu operated six different kinds of Sewing
Machines but Barhofs and Singers are the only Ma,inrs
at would recommend person buy They are the only
Maches that make Tutors Stitch consider artholfs
mri ne cheapest machine 1t simple in construction easy
unuersau ana not likely to get out of order Almost
every person thai has Barfs operate aad saw SINCERE
a, worked on last year, give Barliois preference
Respectfully Yours, Nc. tAEpIJ'S 1, TEppy
,,f, UNI no dncu! in getting my wife work on Bar
n"h hachine They "a! That something great ouyh 10 he
done for the r invented Sewing Maehins ~ iI s'
tie and Lock stitch. iune l6. diifsi ~ ~ ' ~
{ IoEN' MEAir LUMP AND GROUND PLAsTEE-Thc
uitrsignrd has rrniedfrom Mpssrs La,glornc Johns
nr ori AMI Plaster Min. II" will keep constantly on hand
we "p"Nt articles which he will sell cheap puuea custom
CUNS =
march aus Tor The sale OF western Plaster in this city
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
HVdral11ic Rams

,,,,,p Hydraulic Rams.
HE most compiler" arrangement convey Ing wacr from
- usahee no" ektahi Is n HYDRAULIC RAM, Of which
INC Undersigned has Just Received large assortment ot Inn
E rAh OF various sizes, which he prcwnrc,, to nut IN
and guarantee 10 work in the best hummer " F VI,
NH oc c. :. BLISS,
"h 20 No. 121 Main Street, Lyncbhure
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

SAD ~ JOHN H. sEAY, LYncurrss, Va
AND AL NRU6QkSzS EPEkYHHERE' =
Cut on NJ Adsex5isenent md send for II,
AID AVOID NR0HkTt0H AND EXPOSURE.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

LhNNHtSh Nts r. EWNE1E. NVhuTIdEE.
TuNliE Term the present session of this In
siituon will commence "Wednesday, III, LIST uf frhruH
~. II Il desired that ihos, puIs Who dsgn entering do
early IN the as possible.
EAfENSEs- hoard, including fIri and lghlA for term nf
Ave months $i1 Tuition In English ~ in Latin or French,
$40; In Music, f?5.
For Catalogues containing further particulars, apply 10
SAINT. X. cox, Pre- -'lunt
~ H. Hay lug determined conine sell hereafter purely
the Institution authorized
L. N. GnnpoN, Es Treasurer, whom nil
Tor tuition must hc made. ian Its,
LNRESH GROUND PLASTER Always OF hand aud for
Il sale, Fresh Ground Plaster, by
WILLIAM H. ROSE co,
apl0 No ioi Main street
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

Great Reduction In Freight from New York.
THREE TIMES A WEEK.
rn~-s, THE Ji1nestonn will leave New York
Tuesday, the Roaaoke ON Thursday, and The
Yorktown Saturday. Returning The Jdmest0TH leaves
Richmond Friday afternoon, City Point evening, mud
Norfolk Saturday evening" Roanoke cayes Richmond saturday
afternoon city Point evening and Norfolk Monday
the lorItoUn leaves Richmond Tuesday afternoon City
Point same evening, and Norfolk Wcdn' SHAY evening
Goods Norfolk Portsmouth, n
ootio City Point cens-and 10 Richmond, eight cents
Other Goods in Proportion.
Passage Norfolk (-atc-room and ais incudc &s; TO
Petersburg Richmond si0; 10 Lnchburg Cabin passage
81, St,ernge passage -.
For further particulars apply To
LEE, ROOKIE h 60. Agents,
feb G.dis. MINI street, ~ ncLhurg, Na.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

tNhAhi ~ GFAss SEED.-on consignment, 25 bushels
4 Of This celebrated Grass Seed raised by Iua W,;
an' lr n-ar This city Persons want viii please yr ma
r eaii lap 81 NJ Uni I'ISS go. go us
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

Al articles consigned Ia the Agent City Point will ship
pee, h INN h. steamers first class vessels, Directed
bl> al ling taken and forwarded hout additional
charge.
ur csshca"n q" goods and other information app, to the
Agent n lyhchhurg. ii. ID. BIRD, sup'L
Zen Ib-tm
80 Merchants aud others Informed tn,
S"Git SIDE kir"a Company have made
thu rasc done between their Depot and NIL points Of the city
nj linz rates Us are charged Ia and from the Canal usn
Give Your orders Ia Mr. H. r. SINS, them the
EaitI ad Depot. W. u. GRIGG, Agent
Ia .IHt "'', tth !, lN6h. 3 = Il. l.. Co.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

fnNliE PORTRAIT GALLERY viii be continued by the
Il dtrsinod al the old stand, No Ia, Main Street. where he
viii he pleased h receive continuance n The b,
hoagc bestowed The late assuring all who
call that effort will he given render satisfaction c
of Pcures rates Of charges, 80.
We also have the agency for tho QuAKrE en- D"unLE TunEAn
Lo MAcnINEs. Ii hci- hlls, ucks, gathers
and rmhoicrs aud does all the work o the hc S2j Machines
Is lar simple aud lcss complicated than any other Ma
chine and Is sold al the low prices fin and go Hest
Cnhne Machine 4Ia lie has the Patent Adjustable llcmmcr
manula nrc expressly for III" Quaker 5 Machine The only
one ha h'n NIL widths aud thickness From the large
'r sod by ~ : Tanner Co., while acting agents, the
sat oiinn which the Machines given uud,
ignci irtt bsSitatnn IN recommending the b~t
nuR lh s,, Gail and examine them. y. =. TANNER,
No. ia Main street, INnribnrg, n
lUU SMITH y ADAMS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

AS FITTING-The subscriber h In receipt of a full stock
~ OF Gas Pipes f1ttinga &c. assorted sizes and implements
Tor conducting the Gas Fitting business Having procured the
services Of experienced workman orders received will
o oe met with prompsnes and warranted to give satisfaction
1no mnlshed al The lowest rateA Apply at Stove and
hsnss Warehouse, no. iai Main street, Lyncibarg.
sR ~ &. s. BLISS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
lt.s - q, s.

PErERsnrKG, February H. 1850. (
m and after Monday the goth day February, follow
~ rates {" Freight vi" he charged by the south side
railroad Company from lynclburg 10 Petersburg Richmond
and tilA Point
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
MESSRS. WELSH BROTHERS A. co..

OF MADEI RA,
HAVE appointed their Agents Virginia for the sale
their vi Esand shall he pleased 10 receive orders
fm the trade Tor their Wine Ia be- impaired direct +" Virgin
ia-thr price the same In Virginia as In New ork
Their old s,ock Of Madeira ranges sI0 vintage OF 1874
mp To $40 per gallon, vintage Uf isl5
Sherry Wines from 81 ~ Ia t1h per gallon.
Lisbon Wines from " 80 Ia ~ per gallon.
Port Wines irom 1850 10 - per gnllon
EDMOND, ia EXPORT co.
dec 2Gts Richmond, Va.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

Fresh Garden Seeds.
HAVE just received my Spring supply of Garden Seeds
Il embracing the usual variety. For sale by
feb l5u JNO. H. SEAY, Druggist
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

New commission House
Az nave this day associate" Ia, In, uur
~ Issc Of conducting GENERAL COMMISSION BtE ST.
No. m the sale OF Tobacco, Wheat, Corn Sc Ne W. ask
sae 6" the patronage OF public assuring them
at We are much younger Than the Bard If Jqe and bsy.
ama.s lghore' It's action on the ~ per ZEN, We will
sci Tor You under the old rates OF I'd make remit
a's rs soon as sold Office at duo C. Scarers Main street
Jeit S"h&ep SHEsbER X BURKS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19
Fresh Ground Plaster.

UK sale In bags or loose, to suit the trade Mt
NoWIIN a. JONES
'"n "a No ii9 Main Street,
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1860-04-19

GEN.'L FREIGHT OFFICE V. N r. H. r.,
lhSuuBiRG, March 10th. 1850
AWlNG 10 the large quantity OF produce coming down the
~ uad and crowded OF the Depot, will he
Flour inspected Depot from and MONDAY 2lsi
liS order - Gen.
march ii-dts I. d. JELLl5, General Freight Agent
siTTk Notice to Shippers of Tobacco,
ssassAik NEW YORk.rhc subscribers Agents the
Ac'n York and virginia. Sedmsh and ard To-
md other goods" sent o their by this
line FREE OF COMMISSION, but shippers requested to
write them by mail, the disposition they wish made
spNt, otherwise, ii Will be stored ship
LUDLAM Il HElNEkEN,
hb Cts 1l5 broadway, New York
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-08-24
Council Procedure.

COUNCIL CHA1BER, aug. 10.
Council met in regular session, Mayor and mem
bers all present.
Mr. Stein presented petition of the German Con-
gregatlonal Church, asking that q lamp post be
placed at the corner of Fourth and Walnut streets
opposite to their church. Referred to Stein and
Funk.
Mr.. Stein presented petition of Edward Olmsted
and Others concerning stagnant water on lots and
10 block 50, whereupon the Marshal was instructed
to proceed to abate said nuisance according to law
Mr.. williams presented petition Of b. W. Thomp-
son, asking Council to audit the account of W. q.
Kennedy, late Alderman, with the city. Referred
to Funk and Hershe.
Mr.. Funk, chairman of committee on ordinance
concerning pigeons. reported against said ordin.
ance. Laid on the table.
Bill of Samuel Adams laid on the table.
On motion of Mr.. Williams. the ordinance rels-
tive to the erection of wooden buildings and black.
smith shops was laid on the table.
On motion, the communication from the Musca-
tine Branch of the State Bank of Iowa was laid
over for further investigation.
-. BILLS ALLOWED.
A. Kennedy, for engineering, $3.50
Gas Light Co for July, 100, 10
R. Hawley, work on streets, 1913 81
On notion VIM Dill. City Assessor, was allowed
800 on account of salary.
Mr. stein read a communication from S. o.
Butler, declining the appointment of Alderman o
the First Ward. Accepted.
His Honor, the Mayor, read contract between the
Gas Light Co. and the city Accepted.
Mr.. Williams, chairman of committee on petition
of Edward O'Callahan and others, reported to
instruct the Street Commissioner to make wagon
road on Fourth between Chestnut and Pine streets.
Received and adopted.
Adjourned to Saturday evening, Sept. 9Th.
r. T. WALLACE, Recorder.