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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
Gbe Ohio 9tatesnran
SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL s. 1869
TELEGRAPHIC.
Reported for the Ohio statesman.
From NE phIs-Preparaiions 10
burn the City.

HWTH LMb OIEys
LOUISVILLE, April GAN intelligent gentle
man leaving Memphis a week ago, reports Gen
A. Sidney Johnston as saying the Federals
could outhank them in any position that they
might take, and therefore Notifications were
useless. Johnston says the only chance for the
rebels is an open fight in the field.
Our informant thinks Corinth, Mississippi,
their chosen place. He further says the rebels
had about fifty thousand troops on the line be-
tween Memphis and Huntsville, Alabama,
which were being reinforced, and supposed now
to number from sixty TO eeventy-tive thousand.
The rebels are prepared with tar and rosin to
burn Memphis when compelled to evacuate.
The most prominent citizens of Memphis cay
they would yield forthwith if assured of their
personal safety and security of their property
from confscation.
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TO MARRIED MEM.

Or Those Contemplating Marriage.
THE undersigned will give information on very in.
teresta0 and important subject, which will be valu
ed more than thousand times its cost by every married
couple OF any age condition in lfe The information
will be sent by mail any address the receipt of Q;
cents (silper) and one red btamp.
All letters should be addressed to
II. D. MORRIS, NJ, D.
oct3l-ly3hwd&w Boston, Mas
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from Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE, April 3.-Nothing Of spe.
clal interest that can be published has trans
pired to dag. The weather is bright and very
warm. There is no further intelligence OF che
Merrimac. There is great activity in military
matters and important newsis Anticipated
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05

NEW York, April 4-The billiard match be-
tween Kavanagh and Foley was won by Foley,
by thirty-fOur points.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05

BasroN, March 4-The Bank of Mutual Re-
demption was to day expelled from the Clear
ing House by vote of "a to A, for having fail.
cd to comply with rules of the Associated
BADka tE at..s
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TatnaII TO Command the mcrrimac.
New York, April 4.--Au Old Point letter to
the World says Commodore Tatnall has been
assigned to the command OF the Merrimac.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05

The only article ever offered to the French people that
would Curl STRAIGHT UAIR the above Toilet being
manufactured for the sole benefit Of Louis Napoleoni
which article is indispensable to his toilet room
The subscribers feeling confident that this Toilet must
necessarily take the place Of all others ever offered to
the public take pleasure in expressing their confidence
In the article, gaining it from practical use.
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FIrn M MIIWnukee,

MILWAUKEE, April "A destructive fire here
last night consumed the extensive tobacco
works of Strohn & ReitzeDstein, corner of
Fourth and Prairie streets Loss thirty thou
sand doll rs.
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removed from bis ola OGrice.

ORA. B. WILLIAMS, W. Broadway, near High ST.,
Columbus o. has devoted himself fora series Of years
to the treatment Of certain private diseases lie may be
consulted at his Office on Broadway the Exchange
Bank.
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CHANGE FOR AGENTS.

shrewd agents can make small fortune In carrying
these articles around TO families The DENTAL TRRAs
uRY the neatest article thata woman can carry
around. Send for and or better dozens which
will sell, samples for S1 Agents Supplied lber
the business, to do good and mako proht. We are
spending Thousands Tor the benefit Of agents. New
England men and women here ID something nice, and
q chance to take the tide at its flood ~ z ~ 81
Addreaa- 20 W 'asN 49, 10 ----'
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GLOVES.
ELEGANT HAIH NETS,

rTN1iREAD and French Lace Wells,
\ Point Lace Collars and Bets, sv,,
Mhlteso Lace collars 'tflh tfrfih &W
No. 30 South High Street. .o,,
fsblo Balm & SON
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rTFAyY plain black Rep silks, for oloaks and
- p''''''' : iSHi Balm q SON,
.r N pB No. 20 South High st.
ianl0
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New YoRK, April 3,-The steamship North
ern Light from Aspinwall arrived this evening,
She has nearly million in treasure,
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LATrsr VIA QUEENSTOWN,

LIVERPOOL, March 30 -Breadstuffs are dull
and have downward tendency. Provisions
closed quiet.
LONDON closed on Saturday at 94116
@941z for money. The latest sales OF Amer.
can securities were Illinois Central shares at AZ
@43 discount.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1862-04-05
The Napoleon Hair Toilet

viii CURL STRAIGHT HAIR in Soft, Silken, Flowing
Curls, that will remain In shape for day or one
week II desired or any longer PERIOD II the directions
are strictly followed, which very simple and easy
The Har Toilet does not in any manner interfere with
the Material Sotness of TIE Hair. 1t neither scorches
nor dyes it, but gives the hair soft, thrifty appear
ance, 1t also prevents the hair from fd9sHg OF and
turning gray,
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Price ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for %,
WIN. 3. HURD & CO., -, I.
Tribune Buildings, New York.

III DR.. HuRD's MOUTH WASH, TOOTH POWDER,
and T0oTHACHE DROPS cannot be sent by mail; but
Stores II they cannot, send to us for the DENTAL
TREASURY, Price, ONE DOLLAR, which contains them.
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.H NOW, yl .el-,H af
Are DR.. Hurd's Preparations Good2

The best evidence that they are h that their nrmest
friends and best patrons arr those who have used them
Of kTooklyn Treaaars, o hs New Yar Essaa Dsnu
Association, aud these preparations have been used Ia
bis private pIactice for years, and leading citizen Of
Brooklyn WilliamSburgh quetons their excellence
while eminent Dentists Of New YORK recommend then
the best known to the profession Without he AID Of
advertising dealers have sold them BY the gross.
The Editor Of the Brooklyn Daily Times ssys-"We
are happy to know that our friend DE-. HunD ID sue
ceeding beyond all expectation with bis MOUTH WASH
and TOOTH POWDER The great secret Of his success
rests with the fact THAT MS ARTICLES PRECISELY
What rHET ARE REPRESENTED TO Be, As We CAN TETrEY
The weLknown P. T. Barnum writss-"I / found your
TOOTH POWDER 30 good that my family have used Il
all up, We hnd II the best Powder for ths Teeth That
We used. shall feel obliged II you will send me
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But their cost Ia 90 small that every one may test d
matter for himself. nIl l4s ,lr..U gHl -Htl fti.4p
III Beware Of the ordinary Tooth Powders. DR.
HuRD's Tooth Powder contains no acid, nor slka nor
no other. ''.' D.i@ 'iiu I'D ~
What will DR.. Hurd's Remedies
Efect2 La. 4ll1
DR. HuRp's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
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DR.. HuRD's Mouth Wash and Teoth Powder will
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DR.. HURD's Mouth Wash and Tooth Powder are the
preparations In the world for curing Bad Breath and
giving nrmness and health to the gums. Hundreds Of
cases Of Diseased Bleeding Gums Sore Mouth, Canker
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Dr.. HURD's MOUTH WASH and TOOTH POWDER
give an additional charm to courtship and make bus.
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What are the People Doing2

Tho American people are intelligent enough to appre
cate preparations that contribute 90 much to the happ
ness Of those using them and they want them Every
mail brings as letters ordering the TRxATfsR on
TEErH, some the NEuRAIa PLAsrDks, and not Few en-
closing 81 cents for the MOUTH WAsH to be sent by MALI
but 70 these We compelled to reply that e imposs
Bile to send half pint bottle BY mall The people want
these Remedies. RAo iOa2 supply 1semf - N .i
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CURING TooTHAOHE &HEURALarA


q.
Dr., Hurd's Celebrated MOUTH WASH sone
bottle. 1"" 49,
Dr.. Hurd's UnequAlled TOOTH POWDER.
one box. li.UI HHcierngta b
Dr.. tIurd's Magic TooTHAcHE DROPS,
one bottle. a
Dr. Hurd's Unrivalled NEURALGIA PBAs-
TER,
Dr.. HSfGs .MAEUAL on tss Best Asdns on Pfs:
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Ez0SS aILKfor Cleaning 6e,Oesn tho Teeth.
TOOTH PIORa etc. a6. tls ",
Prepared atDr Hurd's Dental ONCE, n Fourth st.,
Brooklyn (E d. - H,
Price ONE DOLLAR; or, SIX for %.
IT The DENTAL TREASURY makes package
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q UJ fhW directions for use on each article. fdH
Tne following articles We can send separately, By
The treatise ON Preserving IN Q Teeth, ~
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The Neuralgia Plaster, for Neuralgia IN ths
Face, Nervous Headache, and Earache sent poatpaid
on receipt Of Eighteen Gents, or SIX stamps. y i-V
The Neuralgia and Rheumatic PIns.
ter (arge size), for Pains In the ohest, Shoulders
Back or any part OF the body sent postpad receipt
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DR., HuRD's EEURALGIA NoN-ADHESTvE PIAs-
TERS the most pleasant and successful remedies
ever prescribed for this painful disease The patlen
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aWakes free and no blister other unpleasant
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70 DR.. Hurds Compress for Neuralgia. Try them.-
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tlApoLE EoN'S HAIR TOILET!

They would also announce to the public that they al
Agents for Er. t.- s.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15
ttfsHHNEFH1
New York Market.

NEW YORK. January IA.
Flour quiet and in firm demand foT export and
home consumption; sales at SIS 50d5 90 for super
fine State; SIS 1905 80 for extra State; s. 50@5
30 for superfne Western; So 70@5 80 for common
to medium extra Western; So 95@6 for shipping
brands extrs round hoop Ohio. and So l0@6 IS
for trade brands; market closing with sales gen
orally at inside quotations
Whisky easier; sales ut 23G24c.
Wheat very quiet and firm, with scarcely any
thing doing; sales of red jersey at 81 ~; red
Indiana 81 43; white Western 81 "A
Corn quiet without decided change in prices;
sales at Csc for mixed Western in store; 66l sc
Delivered &c for sound yellow &c for unsound
mixed Western
Pork steady and in fair demand; sales at ST.
75 9l2 371a for mess; Sl3 80 for city prime
mess, and Ss@s so for prime.
Beef rules quiet and firm.
Dressed hogs steady at s4@456c.
Lard opened steady with good inquiry. and
closed shade frmer; sales at "a @s1sc.
Butteris selling at ll@i5c for Ohio, and l7@
20c for State.
Cheese quiet and steady ut So (07c.
Sugar-Raw very firm; Cuba e@o5sc; Bar
BADGES 73sc
Molasses unchanged.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15

y IfIf'8hAFH-
cincinnati frarI<,

ctseNsArI. January Il.
Flour nomnslly unchanged: superhne sold at
50 S064 and 44td4 10 for extra
Wheat &c lower and dull At 7s@S3c for red
and s3@sec for white
Rye has advanced to 52a53c and scarce
Oats in good demand at 25c
There Is an active demand for corn; sales at
D cents
Whisky in good demand with sales at l5c
Hogs in good demand and prices SC higher
closing az - 2563 80; holders asking - 30Cd
40; receipts OF the week as given by the Pricr
Current, we're 1900. and the season 4l0. 900
head
Mess pork firm at 80 2509 50.
Green meats u. al &C and 3s8c BE-
Nothing doing in bulk meats; sides can be
bought At &c.
No change in lard: market firm at sc C.
Not much doing in provisions, but all articles
are held more firmly.
Groceries firm at full prices.
Sugar 91sdllc.
Molasses sold nj 45M4Ic.
Coffee sold at 1894 G2lc.
Exchange dull at &c discount to par, buying,
and par to isc premium selling
The money and coin market is unsettled under
the report to the Chamber of Commerce that the
Boston banks had thrown out demand Treasury
Notes.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15


NEW LocArlos FOR CRY OFFicEs.-A change
has to be made in the Offices for municipal pur-
poses, ard we believe no more eligible or conven-
lent location can be had than the rooms in
Glenns' Block The position is central, more so
than any other that is proposed, and the conven-
fences are unsurpassed No objection is made.
so far as we hear, to this location except by in
terested parties The Messrs Glenn among
the most enterprising and public spirited of our
citizens. and they have contributed largely toward
developing and advancing the commercial and
material interests of the city. They are. and
ever have been ,ready to respond literally to all
public enterprises. The city authorities cannot
do better than to occupy Glenns' Block for city
purposes, and by so doing. they will manifest a
just appreciation of public spirited and liberal
minded citizens.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15

WASHINGTON, Jan. l4.-The Assistant Secre-
tary of the Treasury returned TO his post yester
day. One hour afterwards the chief clerk was
stricken down, and is now dangerously i'll.
The President to-day submitted TO Congress
the correspondence between the Austrian Minis
ter and Mr.. Seward relative 70 the Trent affair
In Count Reichberg's letter to Cbeyalier Hulse-
man he characterizes the seizure of Mason and
Slidelf as illegal, and sees nothing objectionable
in England's demands. Mr.. Stewards reply Is o.
the same tenor as his other letters on this sub
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15

~ Ayers American Almanac ia now ready
for delivery, gratis, at the Druggists, who are
happy to supply all that call for them. Every
family should have and keep this book. 1t is
worth haying-comprising much general nfor-
nation of great value 1t gives the best instruc
ton for the cure of prevalent complaints that We
can get anywhere. It's anecdotes alone are worth
bushel of wheat, and its medical advice is
sometimes worth to the sick the wheat's weight
in gold. Many of the medical almanacs are
trash but this is solid metal. Its calculation are
made purposely for this latitude, and are there
fore correct. Call and get an Ayers Almanac,
and when got, keep it. ll-lw
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from washington.
WksHISeIoS, Jan. 13.-The TribuRss spe-


WssHISsroS, Jan. l3.-The Tribuns's spe-
Sometime ago Gen. Hooker asked Mcclellan
what he should do with fifty or sixty fugitive
slaves. who we're within his lines at Budd's Fer
~ Gen. Mcclellan replied with an order direct
ing him 70 inquire. in each case. whether the fagi
tive had or had not been employed IN the military
service of the enemy; if he had been. Gen. Hook
er should employ him. If not, he should exclude
him from his lines Thus, orally. lberating him
leaving the final disposition OF the bondsman 10
the civil authorities.
liz Is understood that similar rule will hereaf-
Ger he applied in every case occurring within the
army of the Potomac
new military Department has just been con-
stituted-the Department of Key West-censist
ing of Tortugas and Fort Taylor. IL will be un-
command of Brig Gen. Brennan
Gen. Mckinstry will be brought to trial at St.
Louis as soon as his accounts have. been fully
examined by the Committee now il session
there -...-- a.,
The Senate Committee on Foreign Affairs win
soon report a bill for the recognition of Hayti
and Liberia. ESQ
The bill makes provision for the appointment
of Charge to both Of these countries to be EN-
powered to act Commissioner of Emigration
The Senate Military Committee will soon re,
port bill to repeal the law making it obligatory
upon the Secretary of War to discharge. fro :
service, all minors, on proof of their minority.
The TUNES dispatch says:
There is much doubt expressed to night wheth
er Mr.. Cameron will be confirmed as Minister
to Russia but he will be. think, without doubt.
Ben Wade was the chief competitor urged upon
the President, as Secretary of War, in place OF
Mr.. Cameron. -
Cassius NJ Clay returns to take q command in
the army. He will be appointed Brigadier Gen
eral
The appointment of Stanton as Secretary OF
War, gives great pleasure They have conf
dence in his energy and pluck and believe he
viii push on the war.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15

near Jacksonville
The deaths in the 37th Indiana regiment.
formed in the Fourth Congressional district. and
now at Bacon creek. Kentucky, are reported up
10 January 10Th TO have been about 30 Most Of
the bodies have been sent home. OF those who
have not been sent home. are +. Vayhingcr. of
Co. q. c. B.. Smith, Co. +. Joseph Lackner. Co.
c. q. A Marks. Co f, Tyre Reese. Co. ]. and
james SmalIwood. Co. c. are buiiei N the vii
lage buryIng ground. at Elizabethtown. and their
graves marked. and Washington Risinger. Co.
ID, is buried here on the farm of Mr.. Wright.
A correspondent, OF the Cincinnati Gazette
says. writing under the date above indicated SAYS:
We have now sent the bulk of our sick back to
the general hospitals Louis lie where they can
be better ken care of than IN tent hospitals DR.
Mussey. Medical Director at Louisville. is entitled
10 great credit for the abundance of provision
he has made for the sick soldiers. The patients
who return from there all sOeak in terms of
praise of the good hospital accommodations.
The venerable VIM. Jones, of Spencer coun-
ty, the identical man for whom old Abe split the
rails, has been appointed Colonel. of the 62d
regiment, at Rockport
Colonel Alexander, of the 59th regiment
arrived in the city last night His regiment, sta
toned at Gosport. is nearly flll-he having in
camp about seven hundred and fifty men. J. X.
Scott, of Morgan county. is the Lieutenant Col
onel of this regiment. The names of these Off
GERS isa sufficient guarantee that this will be
superb regiment, they having service be-
fore.
- We subjon the following correspondence:
INDIANAPOLIS, Jan. IA, 1862
COLONEL B. +. MuLLEN--Dear Sir: The un
dersigned desire TO hear address from you
upon the subject of our National troubles, and
your opinion of the duties of the citizen and the
Irish American citizen in particular, in this
fortunate contest.
Will you signify your acceptance OF this invi-
tation. and state when your public duties will
permit YOU to grant our requestY
ANDREW WALLACE, NJ H. Coon,
X SIMPSON, Z. CosrIGAN,
WM DARRAGH, W. O. RocKwooD,
7. KIRLAND, p. j MORTALITY,
W II. GLENN * Co, Wan. WoRLASD,
DANIEL j. CALLINAS, MoRirz, BIO Co.
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Eran Caira.

CAIRO, Jan. 14.-The gunboats Essex, St.
Louis and Tyler made reconnaissance down the
river to day. They approached within mile and
half of Columbus; fired several shells into the
rebel camp. The rebels returned the fire from
three or four guns without doing any damage to
our boats The effect of shells is not
known.
No obstruction in the river nor masked bate
ries shore were discovered, as heretofore re-
ported.
Gen. Netherlands column moved in the direc
ton of Blandville. Ky, to-day.
Gen. Paine's force moved forward this morn
ing from Birds Point
The 2d regiment of the Douglas brigade will
arrive tonight.
The 9TH Iowa, 9Th Wisconsin and 45th Illinois
are expected to morrow.
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DAILY SENTINEL


Bsxx 'or ras sr.rs The regular quarterly
meeting Of the Board Of Directors for the Bank Of
the State took place Yesterday The exhibit Of the
condition Of the several branches was Of the most
gratifying character. The Board. without dis
scnsing voice. determined 10 maintain specie pay
ments Al al hazards. and the Bank has the abiIi.
ty. as well as the disposition to do so. The PEG
pie Of Indiana have not only State pride but an
interest In having a currency convertible into coin
at the win cf the holder. Or banking insiitu-
tons should be not only encouraged but sustained
bv every citizen Of the State in maintaining a
specie standard. The West has been flooded re-
Gently with the now deprecated New England and
eastern currency, and the real value Of which
the generality of the Community can form no
Just estimate This trash should be driven from
circulation and its place occupied by our own
currency, the character and value of which we
can be advised from day to day, We are no
friends Of the banking system, but Of the evils
presented it is the part of wisdom to choose the
least. While paper currency is tolerated it is
good policy encourage and sustain the circula
ton Of the notes OF our own banks. to the ex-
cluson OF al, Others as far possible. especially
while they furnish Us currency equivalent to
coin. The banks in Kentucky have been and are
Jet kept sound by the people making their issues
the exclusive currency. And, as We have already
said while we tolerate the evil of paper curren-
cy let Us give the choice dictated alike by pride
and interest, to our own banks upon the condition
they redeem their notes in real money upon de-
I'D
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15

LOUISVILLE. Jan -l4.-The following Official
documents were just received at headquarters
here:
PAISIsvILLK. Jan. s-Captain j. B. Pry. A.
A g.: entered this place yesterday With the
42d regiment of Ohio. 4th Kentucky and 300 of
the ID Virginia cavalry. seft'r rzTls.|
force left their strongly enfrenched camp and fed
! sent my cavalry to the mouth Of Jsnnis creek
where they attacked and drove the rebel cavalry
which had been left a vanguard distance of
FIVE miles. killing three and wounding consider
able number
Marshalls whole army is now flying in utter
confusion. he had abandoned and burned a
large amount of his stores.
We have taken fifteen prisoners. Our loss Was
two killed and one wounded. start in pursuit
to- morrow morning.
(Signed) j. A. GARFIELD,
Colonel Commanding Brigade.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1862-01-15

1MPRovISG.-A year ago we received curses
loui aud deep for calling attention TO the system
adopted by the City Council of paying tro and
haL times as much for doing advertising for the
city the county paid for similar work There
has been one city election since, which resulted in
electing four Democrats to nary Republican.
The cost of printing the city delinquent list has
under this wholesome rebuke, been reduced to
one and hall times the price of advertising for
the county. Another election, which will give
a majority of the Council to another party, will
enable the city TO have its printing done low
rates as any other person. We can afford to be
cursed when our labors result as favorably to the
people rs this.-Ind American