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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-11
A. a1AGINEIs' COTTON sEED o11.

NEW ORLEANS.
Keeps oonstantyon hand Crude Superior on
oILoAKE oILCAKEMEAI, and decorticatedseed.
ordersor the allied with pronptneysand dispatch
CASH paidf for COTTON SEED on delivery. nle d
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-11

es~sold by JOHN WRIGHT 4 CO., New Orleans: TAI
LIANT CO., Mobile, aud Druggists generally 1924 "
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1861-03-11
COMPREHENSIVE,

fBN&AhE UNpERSI&SNED HAVE FORMED A CO.
parnershin in this city, under the firm PAYNE hun
T!NHT0N CO. AMI will continue the Factoraee and Com
msson Business OF tho late firm of FAvhe Harrison
J. y. PAYNE,
g. W. HUNTINGTON,
Az W. II. CAMERON.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Proposals.

CEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the
- School Ofoer' q the Twelfth wsrd It the Ofiss Of The
Clsk OF the Board Education Of Grand aud Elm sts
until WEDNESDAY, July 1851, at o'clock NJ for the
decks chairs &c necessary for Furnishing Yard sehooi
No 81 said Ward pursuant to plane aud specifications on ME-
and 10 be seen the Office Of the Superintendent Of school
buildings. No "a Cosbyst. Each proposal must be accom-
panied the responsible and approved srees
io the faithful performance Of tho contract The School Omcers
no,s, II deemed for the public interests to do
JAMES MACkEAN,
JOHN d. REED, }Commitee.
DAVID 8. JACKSON
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Grtnrsloms.
Hlusiral Jnsiruments.

4 UiHTE & BRADBURYS'
J. NEN sCALEOVERSTRUNG BASS PATENT INsuLA'
tn III LII IRON-FRAME GRAND and SQUARE PIANO
kORTES, Nc. al Broomest
hat everybody says must Everybody says they
III, best therefore they must be the best.
DIANOS, MELODEONS, HARMONIOUS
S % sciias pe5Ss SOLD on iNsrAL @ ,.
on three banks Of keys from si15 to 400 Cotare pi,.
fy wstranted 81 octavcs, $50; ocsves slI3to
j. N. PELroN. Nos. 8il end Si3 BROADWAY, N \.
DEMOVAL.-HORACE WATERS, Agent, has
III removed 10 No. an Broadway, between Grand and
Broomes where he sells 7ocave PIANOS for 10, and
warranted. Second hand PIANOS aud MELODEONs from
495 to l50 All kinds OF Music, Merchandise war Pces
Pisno, md 10 rent from ~ upward Monthly pay
n,nt. received for the .ame. ALEXANDRA ORGANS for
Churches at low prices
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

MAP OF THE SEAT OF WAR. Represent
WI ing Brds-eye View Of Virginia, Maryland peawHe
and the district of Columbia Showing the various Forts oti
tesicsl Positions Rivers Bays Mountain Railroads Sc
enable any one to follow the Military operations between e
ov.l and rebel armies carefully drawn from the most rrspe
Size 3or56 incbe. Price per copy w. sCHAUs Pub
lsher No. d29 Bro aiway New.YOfk
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
ny II. IA. LYgDs L CO.


SATURDAY, June - al ia o'clock, st the
~ Store No. - NS,sls. CONrlNJ sTION SALE o. the
sge and lahl. stock superior OLD WINS, BANDlES
CLEARS ac, Of an Importing and Jobbns lonse eas'.hed
1870 for the pss, teen extensively engaged n rs css
Southern trade The Gusy the goods und 11ed elhsc
Ing the most reliable brands olly and selected wh TcEld
10 purity rather than price We hsl ofrr sheio, Pofts Ma
dsIts, brAndes, Runs, Gins Nhisses -. Also, baskets
Chan and Csreis IN qusDtte 10 su by tbc Dc
john cAsk Tire sale will nclgde select nvoic. Il ~
dozen in orss of dozen .aoh bearing the brand
the standard grade. supplied % 81 the -gds houses
Canada and tho provinces fo the past three Ills nSoe
b-ng pchassd IN Montreal efprc.y f0T The Sohefn radr
and viii De inciuded sbovt. and sold loui reeve"
viz: Of Don Pedro Madeira Roy Golden and sgPr,- cd
Brown sherry, EstTaodinary Pale do. superior Old Port
very GA Knshsh MID Chsny Brady invsl able
for meicii 81 purpo', Brtndi's, Gin HUNS &c lhe-e
wishing purchase ioT private will do we'll 10 Improve this
opportlu!iy every afco hs class We take peasle 10
ling the particular attention of friends 10 this sale essrrE
offered and
be relied "a .vory hlo ie1 os reinios FROM
sale po'e s5oat 700 ortl Of Irspdie' Gin, ke n
bond IN ususs7el pa tssc entitled 70 de1cnsus and ian
ported undsr the old isrif .
Cisar CONSISTING, ol cI,rS hne assortment Of Havana Con
cha Opens Reg-i Britannica Zarkuels' Beras Prerlios
Londrc LondTes Ressia Londrc. feues Lordes Chicas
celebrated brands Cabanas Figaro fu"za Dc Mao EspA
no. Memoirs AuiiquldHd, Nonega, Muheld scott Monou
neItO Henry Clay hOrsns, ncsnts cora
Fera Florde los Csmpoe Ia Ross Sacramento 1hos DA'
Also sbou. imported Cigarette wrapped with Havana
Leaf and Of eIceent favor.
Also 80 n line Virginia smoking Toh',co In pound arr
4. sos, Oriental Smobefs; a. dozen hcers haum Bowls twSr
raned slightly fswed y gross sbsoted braf ripe. - gro'
genuine We,ei Cherry stems soTted. Also q 80 faaiion
Cigars.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
6otels.

briggs HOl Sc, CHICAGO, HL-The under.
signed cspecny 20 their etd. pltrons. and
he travelling public rnegsy that o@igg 70 The stngny OF The
tao- they b8ye iuced the price Board to TWO DOLLARS
Thankful for The patronage 5efiy bestowed ON
thcm jhy respectfully for con uance OF the same as'
ring patrons the House will be conducted the
liberal pan that has heretofore aiacerized heir etsb-
.ishmeut. w r. TUCKER X Co.
Chicago, June l. lSGl.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

DEADY THIS MORNING,
III READY THIS MORNING
READY This MORNING.
READY THIS MORNING. r,rc41uo yITMpFp
THE MOST INIEHLSSIIirrTnV rn No""H'
THE MOST INTERRssys,Tl.sSSS Mt Rsy,l. NoMbEh
r,r MOST INTERESTING NUMBER
EVER ISSUED.
FRANK LEsLlE's
ILLUSTRATED NEWSPAFEh,
No 90, oains 10 splendid Illustrations Of the War and the
NO "7I' WV 'RATrIE OF GREAT BETHEL. .
stobed by our Special Artist who accompanied the EIped
uVo So4sRRYTSG sRfISi?S UFF THE BODY OF LIEUT. eREBLE
"'" 'N' THE NAVAL BRIGADE
CONVEYING Federal Troops Hsn p,on CIeet
COL. UURYEE'S REGIMENT,
Filth Y w. crossing Hampton Creek to attack the oeceon
'''' ~ THE BATTLE OF PaILIPPI, Va,
Sketched by Special Artit attached 70 she western D
sion of the Portrait Of Beyet MaorG SeoIge Ced
waader Portrait Of Capt Roger Jones, T. . Me- Iiegei
OF the Ellsworth " Y Fire Zousve escaping from the fkeu
the Secession Troops in Virginia Battery Lincoln SANTA
Rosa Island Florida fscong the Remains OF Lieut. 6eoo 20
the steamer Adelaide Battery sewss Point Shespee
Bsy Va Battery Pigs Point on the Nansemohd heI va
Csmp Newport News James river va Sonht
ing the Columbsds at Newport News, Va Portrait OF oov'
Sprasue Rhode Island Porus, Of Gen bra1ton bsss com
nsndius the Southern Army at Pensacola Florida Inc Lon
federae states Prva,eer Savannah etter OF Maque no
captured of Charleston, c. by the u = prs Fey ODeo VI
Gen. Buffers " Conirsband of Wal" ~.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

Nxw MAYs THE SEAs OF WAR.
|S00 MILES AROUND WASHINGTON,
|O\JU Showing the Seat Of Warm the East, and
ENLARGED MILITARY MAPS
|0f THE SEAT OF ACTIVE MILITARY OPERATIONS
500 MILES AROUND CAIRO,
SHOWING THE SEAT OF WAR IN THE WEST.
eth Tables Of Distances List Of Military Stations and Detailed
Nq Of the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers -
these Maps she best aud most reliable published
irce IA sheets eoored 25c; ia pocket form, SO. For
srded by mail ,eceip Of price in postage stamps
AGENTS WANTED.
Irswn, Engraved, and Published by o,ro,
No. 10 Beekmsnst. New. York.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
GntIerr, 6aroware, &r.

VJNIN PLATE, SHEET-IRON, zinc, &c,
i TIN and TERNE PLATE. CHARCOAt and C2hE,
ZINC COPPER SPELTER, BLOCK TIN, WIRE, kc
For sale by A A. THOMSON Co., No BIS Wsserst
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Qcntletrn.

VALUABLE IMPROVEMENTS in DENTS
TRl.-Per,on- de.irous of dcnl operation viii ind
greatly their interest 20 call ~ No ;t2 Wet 2dst where
p.rtir!.r attention invited NEW STYLE solid GOLD
PLCG. inserted Without he a.. pain which dehe. everything
hed IN ths will NOT ACHE will rot decay bat
ia eVo' gespsct good they Term
,onahle. W h. INGERSOLL.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Amusements.

WHO val aeivtI On Upenins ddJIess oI tIe 0v,as0n
Signon SUSINl,
Sgnon BARILLI,
Mr. MILLS, Pianist,
Ard the GRAND ORCHESTRA Of the ACADEMY of MUSIC,
under the direction Of THEO. THOMAS, also several
other celebrities.
Chlckerings Grand Piano will be used this occasion
Tickets 81 each sl parts Of the house Sold at al
Music and principal Hotels and at the Box Once oil tue
Academy Of Music
Doors open at y; to commence at8.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
professional Nolitcs.

nR. HOMER BOSTWICk viii continue the
prsrt. o. his profession snd z1e- especial attention TO
d.e.5c. % he TTost Consumption Female complsm anu
N.,von. Debility rroduced hy yonlhfn ndiscreon Once no.
=, -, Iltl.sf. Il, dooI- west of BgosIway.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Rorses, Carriages, &r.

7 IGHT ROAD and TRACK WAGONS, SUI
LKEYs Gc-J H. GOODWIN stil continues the manufse
tore Of LIGHT CARRIAGES Of oil descriptions Having made
hi. study for the sss twenty he se s,grsd tn. u @ Ss
road or track he be sxced Cns tho bes.scloced
stoci hs has no hesancy In wssang his wo TO give :ss
dss faithfully executed H. GOODWIN ia Eiksbeths. NY
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Alilitarn Notlees.

Sons of New.Hampshire requested 10 meet
Brandreth House, THIS MORNING, at 81 oc ock. to
proceed Pier No North River 70 ecoI the "a Regiment
New lIanpshire Volunteers JOHN RILEY, Chairman.
OKO y PKTERsON, Secretary.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Galcs bp Antilon.

A. NJ, AERwIN. Aucl9neeL
DY BANGS MERWIN ~ Co, Irving Buildings,
ID Nos 59l and 5j Broad aySses II Books Stationery
Pictures, WORKS 81 Art Fsncy Goods. urniture. sc
FRIDAY ~ ENING. June q. At q o'clock,
BOOKSASD STATIONERY. .-Being III. entire Stock Of a
Retail store Brosdway cpmpr.iug a large rtneEt of
STANDARD M.cesneoEs Literature ircndns Scientific
Classical and School Bo-ks Also variety Of Staple and Fancy
Stationery embracing Writing Papers. Blank Books Ic, &C.
Mo SDAi EkESfNG Jane ~ 81 :. O'Ci1ck.
NALUABI.E PRIVATE LlBRARY-Of English aud Aneii
Books onprising variety Of the best c9 OF star drd
Works IN oil departments including choice lll1'rat'd Book
Many Of them H by bound in morocco aud hItcdli
A,o' collection Of popla- Mis'ire P.b'i'si)ns, s..
Csc. 4. LE,vlrr Al'tioneer
DY GEO. A. LEANITT ~ Co.-Tradc Sale
- Rooms. Noe 81 aud p MsrceT. for the OF Book
Stationery, " oTk- Of Art Consignmeris solicited
Di III. II. LEEDS a Co, MONDAY. June ~,
81 I1i O'clock 1t NJ. - Beach MORTGAGE SALE Of
LIQUOR STORE aud RESTAURANT, consisting u u. W.
top Counters r. W. Tables Casters, Cookery aud Bssvarn
Cooking Ranges git fsme on Psaiu; sad EnErnviugs shades
and Screens Cooking Utensils, 6c, embracing every Article
found in hrst-clas, iesAuTant
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

TTNO COAL OIL REFINERS.-Havng made
.xnesuep, with the propetors Of the principal wells
the States Of Virginia yielding
or ROCK OIL receive consignment we sre prepared 70
offer bis article on the favorable terms and IN qusntiesto 70
anil pnrcLaser SCHIEfFELiN, BROTHERS. Co,
'"' P"' Nos I5O and liz Williamst.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Ercmorks.

nEPOT for j. W. HADFIELD's FIRST PhE-
~ MUM FIREwORKS-A full assortment Of INC esss s
yyS.Jlino c. r. FOULDS, jE
Remember the No, 80 JohnH.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
DY LOCKWOOD BROS. a UNpERHlLL,

THIS DAY a. 10 n'rlo,k
LARGE AND ATTRACTIVE SALE OF PARIS IlOE
BLACK SlLK NICK TfEs MlfS AND SCSPENDERS.
A LONG LINE or HOIsfRy.
ALSO AN INVOICE on SUMMER CLOTHING, To-
GETllER WITH A GENERAL ASSORTMENT OF pKi.
GOODS. CLOTHS. CAsSIMERES, Sc.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

Now Ready:
V,HE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
THE FULL HISTORY
THE LENNON SLAVE CASE.
vpos, tTs ORIGIN TO ITS FINAL DECISION N THE
COURT OF APPEALS
COHrESTs
o,,s,os M uyDGL PAINE, before whom the ssss
first heard
OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT
Point. and Arrumentso OF
CHARLES O'C0N0R,
wM. M. EvARTS. snd
JOSEPH BLUNT, In the Court sfAppcth
And the Opinions Of
JUDGES DEMO WRIGHT. and CLERkE.
The great Importance OF the legal and political prncpes
nyolved-ts with which the issues wese made sna
the ability with which the Argument was sustained on oy
tds. render this Of the sisnihcant and unsta
Interesting trials that tock place n this country
Price 15 cents per copy-y2 per dozen.
Aaas,, TUE 5IJpyAE, Ns9.YcI.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

L,IREWORKS-A general assortment OF PLAIN
"a eorsd Eiyeors and of the best quality for sale BY
WV BADEAU, LOCKwOOD'k Co.,
No 227 W sshnyton.st
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
THE SEA LA MER.

3r,uslsted from the French Edition just published In fsri'
BY " J. MlCHELET,
Aaihor Of
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

Anderson ZOuayes.-Capt. HATHAWAY has opened
RECRU TING OFFICE at HberliAn Hall No ~ Prince st.,
for days Ouly applications should therefore bo made at
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

Flags!
Ncw publications.

AfICHELET's NEW BOOK.
FRHsH FRos THE PREss.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
90 f)bom It man Concern.

1 LADY wantsa HOME and COMPANION for
~ LIFE. Asdrss INA Z. L. hAsIlNos, Jiskviis. MI
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21

INIRE-C E-CRACKERS--An sizes, Columbiads, Cam
II non Pitol and usual size OF best quality for SALE u
'0'''' 'u'' purchasers 0wErMORE, CRYpER Co,
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
GUNNER Retreats.

EIRE ISLAND.-The undersigned hereby in.
forms his friends and the pub thst he has opened hs OLD
House. where he will happy admiaser Ia ali who Be
in Of comfortable quarters ne boat win be at BsbyIon
FELIX DOMINY.
New-York daily tribune., 1861-06-21
Wants.

4 SITUATION WANTED-By a young Woman
n 10 do GENERAL HOUsEWORki isa good Baker; ~
best Of city reference furnished Cal fOT days No Bond
H. Iesr Fuonsv., Brooklyn.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-01

from the Republican regime-bnt The arm Of
the Government is completely paralyzed, and
II could not strike even were it 80 disposed.
THE REVOLUTION MUST BE REooGHIzED.
Itcan no longer treat the doings Of the se-
cessionists as rebellion, but has to recognize
a successful revolution in them. Any At
tempt to retake the forts and other public
poperty now held by the rebels, or to rein 10
force Forts Sumter or Pickens, or blockade
the Southern ports for the collection Of the
revenue, would Immediately open civil war,
and without doing the least practical good,
cause loss Of life and property far outweigh
ing the advantages that would possibly be
gained ftEH I'M f'N VI
THE TRIUMPH OF TREASON.
It's true the Nation will he utterly humii-
lated and debased in the eyes Of the whole
world, by the virtual triumph Of the South
ern rebellion, but the spectacle of bloody
strife between the two sections OF the country
would hardly be more creditable, and hence,
the Administration viii choose the least Of
the two evils. .G
These are the exact views prevailing in
Administration circles at the present time,
and they viii be embodied in the actions oi
the executive during the next few weeks.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-01

The Plain Dealer Of Saturday evening
speaks of our candidate for Sexton as
WMr. Brand, the hair-llp Freemen Society
man, who talks flippantly OF that ideal gen
tleman beyond Che clouds,
And as
"A deist who will laugh at our weakness
in snpposing the spirit lives and goes TO rthat
ideal old gentleman beyond the clouds
So far IS being a ''Freemen's Society
man." doubtless Mr.. Brand will plead guilty.
But the Plain Dealer, by the connection with
which this charge is made, seems TO Intimate
that that society was religious "free think
ing soeistyss uFhO Fresmeus Society was
a Lyceum aud Debating Society, organized
about six years ago for the discussion of po-
litical and dscientifc questions. As its name in
dicated, that it was Free Soil Society, and
such it was and was kept up mainly fer the
purpose of converting democrats from the
error of their ways to the principles of free
dom. And in this, we are happy to say, it
was very successful.
Now as 10 Mr.. Brands religious views.
Mr.. Brand has been in this country for twen-
ty-nine years aud is more Of an American
than & German. Whatever doctrines Of
German theologists be may have held in that
country, we cannot say, but We can say,upOn
the testimony of his friends acquaintance
and neighbors, that more apparently chris
tian family than his does not live in the city
of Cleveland. His family are constant at
tendants upon sacred worship, and there il
not one man in Cleveland who can say one
word against his moral character. A Ger
man who has been neighbOr of Mr.. Brand
for two years, and who is well known as {
g free thinker" and non-subscriber to the
usually received doctrines Of christianity, tell
rs that be has nOt heard Nj, Brand express
any sympathy with his this neighbOr's) views
knowing, IS Mr.. Brand does perfectly well
what tbese views are his never speaking ia
vorably Of them to his neighbOr and init
mate friend, is strong presumptive proof tha
he isno Hdeist and that he would not speal
"aippantly" of the Christian religion.
The assertion that he speaks of God as tn
"ideal gentleman beyond the clouds" we be
lieve to be wholly and msliciOusly false.
cannot be proved.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-01

Necessary IUr an Extrn Session
The N. Y. Courier and Enquirer closes an
elaborate article upon the tariff and the
state Of the country, as follows:
"Sueh are our views of the expediency
and necessity of tariff and yet never, in
our Judgment, was there such an iH-timed
measure enacted as our tariff law which
goes into operation on the first Of April
We DO not object to its rs es of duty; though,
in fact we have not considered them, because
we hold that the passage of any tariff bill by
The late Congress and in the midst of the ex-
isting rebellion was an act of indiscretion
which is rapidly becoming apparent to the
most casual observer.
aNow then, our remedy for the existing
evils is to call an extra session of Congress
without any unnecessary delay; and if states
are weak enough to disregard their con-
titutional obligations, and have not elected
their representatives before the 4th of March,
as the constitution assumes that they will
have done, let them remedy the evil as best
they may. And when Congress has assembled,
we recommend:
"FIrsL Repeal the Morrill, Tariff bill, and
wait fora more aaspieious time to revise the
tariff of 1857.
" Secondly. Give the President authority
by proclamation, to close any port of entry,
whenever any obstruction is offered to the
collection Of the revenue. And
" Thirdly. Invest the Executive with dis
eretionary power to call out any number of
militia and volunteers that he may find ne
cessary to enforce the laws and compel
obedience to the constitution.
"Do this, and all will be well. It would
in that case only be necessary 10 close the
ports of the rebel states to give to the Union
men in those states, who are in decided
majority, the moral power necessary, 10 put
down the rebels and traitors who have usurped
the power which justly belongs to the people,
and forced whole communities in rebellion
against the government of their choice"
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-01
M RIection To-dnr.

Before this reaches the eye of many of our
readers the polls will have been opened and
the voting commented. The influence of
this days election win be telt, not only during
the two years of the Mayoralty, but for
many years to come. The Democrats, know
ing that their own defeat IasI raH throughout
the country was attributable, in great mea-
sure, to the dissensions in their own party,
are endeavoring to createa division in the
Republican ranks, that they may again come
into power. To forward this work and give
greater probability of success they have
christened their ticket the /" Union" ticket
but this Union" they have cOurted 70 so lit
tie purpose, that the two who we're not Dem
ocrats whose names appear upon the ticket
have declined the honor Of running. The
ticket is an out and out Democratic one, and
to call it anything else is to obtain voters
under false pretenBes. Do the citizens o.
Cleveland desire to see this city again under
Democratic rule? If not, let them vote to-
day for the straight Republican ticket, and
not rest from their labors until the going
down of the sun.
Go to the polls early. Don't put off voting
until after dinner or after supper, but before
the business of the day is commenced, depOs-
it your own vote and then see that all your
friends and scquaintances do the same. Let
our full strength be out to-day, and let US
announce in tomorrow mornings paper, that
Cleveland has gone Republican by heavier
majorities than ever before.
Cleveland morning leader. [volume] (Cleveland [Ohio]) 1854-1865, 1861-04-01


Our ticket is before you read it, and see
If there is one poor name upon it. Then
read the Democrats ticket and compare the
two.
Our candidate for Mayor g well known 70
allour citizens. Two years ago be received
the very complimentary majority Of over six
hundred and fifty. His reelection would
be q compliment which every Republican
should iaber earnestly to besiOw. Set per-
sonal feeling aside, and unite heartily upon
the whole ticket,
The candidates 'or Police Judge and City
Attorney are well known To ths.membeTs of
the Cleveland bar, and to our citizens gen
orally. They win make faithful and compe-
tent officers and should receive rousing ma
jOrities.
Mr.. Scovill is one OF our old citizens, who
is intimately acquainted with the wants of
the city, and as Trustee Of the Water
Works, will look alike to the interests of the
city, and the consumers Of water.
For Street Commissioner and Director OF
In6rmary, the candidates are well qualised,
having had experience which will be Of
great service TO the city. Mr.. Warner has
been so long connected with In6rmary mat
ters that be will know just what to do and
how to do Il in the most economical manner
too, an item OF no small importance.
Mr.. Burlison has been for years connected
with the Police force and understands we'll
the responsible duties pertaining to the post OF
City Marshal. BE will make an active, en-
eTgetic officer.
The Office of Chief Engineer of the Fire
Department requires a man Of Judgment and
eoolness combined with great energy and
frmness of viii. Upon him, in great meas
ure, depends the safety Of our lives and prop
erty. Mr.. Kidd has been long identified with
the Fire Department as one ofits most actiES
members, and has, for two years past, been
foreman of Alert Hose Company. He is z
young man who is every way competent for
and deserving of the place, and win receive
a handsome majority in the vote to-day.
Messrs. Brand and Logee, candidates ioI
City Sexton and City Sealer, are well quail
fed for their responsible posts, and will glv'
general satisfaction.
Under the guardianship of VIM. Hart th'
City Treasury is safe. He has filed the ofic'
Of Treasurer for twelve years with ability
and to universal satisfaction. No bette
man could be found. er
The candidates for Justices Of the Peac'
are welI known to most Of our readers, par
ticularly to those of the West Side. The!
are both good German Republicans and vii
command heavy majorities
For cohstsbIes Msssrs. Smith, Ridgeway
Eastman, Eager, shun, Bennett, Reisse, an
Champlin, are all good men, and all admira
bly, qualified to make faithful officers. Civ
them hearty vote, every one Of them
The whole ticket IS before you,-taks
and march to the polls.