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The Turf.

UNION COURSE, L. I.-TROTTING.
SATURDAY, Oct purse $780, mile heats, best three
five, in harness.
samuel Mclaughlin entered br. Victor Emanuel...I I
r Fleming entered g. 9. Confidence. .....2 2
Wall smith entered b. 8. Commodore Vanderbilt. DR..
Time, 2A3-2:40-2A0H.
The last named horse in the above summary did not
start, he having become lame while sconng and was al
lowsd 10 withdraw from tho track before the contest be
sA aSanst him. He the favorite and is said to 10
posssed Of great turn OF speed After the withdrawal
Of Vanderbilt Victor became the avore at ten to three
and quite brisk business was transacted at those gres
auoag the few who in attendance Victor and Con.
dsoce made very interesting race the former winning
IL GooA style showing great Improvement both in tenn
O end speod his previous races His present traney
dAd driver Mclaughlin seems to have discovered all his
)eouarities, and has him now going steady clock
$As Soung horse Confidence at times during the
showed vory fast but he lacks that most essential
requisite Of trotng horsc-steadness In every csner-
gsncy The three heats the time table above udi-
Gates were very credabe performances for horses Of
both will become much faster than they present
On Monday next sweepstakes for two year old colts
will como OH thu Union Course between two o the
Az this especially concerns breeders or ro,tns
atoc much is manifest among that class peo
pls, and II will, no doubt. be we'll attended,
On Tuesday next the stations Sherhefd I. Knapp and
Henry Clay tro their long pending match for So 500 on
11e fashion Course; aud Wednesday Robert Filling
ham and oenoral Butler contend for s., 600
nsnsgerMrhe new Napoleon IN the show ine-whc
handles trsgedians, lions opera singers and tigers with
the skt Of master, is making preparations for grand
spurge On the Union Course which viii consist q four
MAson--a by eight ladies on saddle horses After
which there will be mule and other exciting
Ghe whole 10 conclude with grand tournament, after
the fashion Of the famous one at Eginton. The pro-
eramme will be issued shortly.
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MIGCnLLANEOUo.
An EXTRACT YR6n LETTER ON rHx sArILz

M a s1 b.. Ssss "a, ,,, Ss' s,ss .n
looking po.,on o. hs so%ms General .saiiss
centre and success. s eIass :ss
Fo1aT I'f az srs. ssfSssos u
1psssn Ssd The herr 81 s S 81 sse fs. %
hesp,as War has its sories. ihoussad
,se heart bleed The p palsy and thc 5 ain rs Tue
sns sos AT. Il lTI positively sa Is' % e %
severed lqs AMI maniac BRAN o others sys rise Q sounds
nsisfs @ Who % fers Sees sen Or wives husband
thai tbe hand Of mercy IS wa.ca Se esfs
"Ss aSs y yoSr sc gseS 9as, % ped m ~ s
noGhEh r5 VA learned the history Of thnse mysss'
~ Anything aeyatas tGs nsrinrs saving ives
o. 9u -" .o,dsrs. . na9pa be.sns Witnessed some a.
4 !, + sP & know sss ss e a., burnt s saa ss' =
wounded creates the necessity Of rvving s,Iuisnt la
ss pan o ans rno ss se oSsS,: cs 'as.
ssS sl4En sSsg s sess Sssssd & os &c = m
nsiAe men were mostly oon,osea, aut theIe gery
~ most nsnns sspsre o brandy asa
,be W.. InsIss som,oses II lsa csIe5rea csss r -
Roots Herbs, 4c;i ali preserved ia ST, cEoIx RtM'hs
The public Il principally ended for appes
s sr 4 "as Known in he soSsfs
states preyou. e the ana appsaTs an agent e Jees
3 to ss sts made S s sSn during the war "
"A'A ny ''"'' VIC NV Yosx, Jan. IS 1852.
Agent OF. ac.
DEAR SiRIn reply 70 your communicatieu oaering "
Fifty thousand dollars tho recipe and right 10 make the
Plantation Bitiers Hosp al purposes during ths
Mai beg 20 your ~ liberal one considering
would nothing comply, Otherwise csr
derive from the Southern states; but sir our
duties 90 and ideas OF wod
not allow entertain II, although miIht please us -
assuage the sufferings Of your misguided followers.
We
Very respectfully yours,
l.. III. DRAKE co.
These scncen gvo the history insredlsnts os
their article for hundred years-showiug thAe
through all changes OF the medical profession and
ttones strength corposure and heerfulness have
derived DR. Woods Ia the Washington
HOSPITALS informed that patient fast sinking
aud crazy and had slept hour weeks until the
Plantation Bitiera 10 hs knowledge when days'
trial him Il nights and he
SURPRISE ernnent has eauaej Jaf
Davis energy aud adopted this Invaluable article
In all hostss The soldiers cling 1t Ike
lher. Asa lay member bear witness s good to
take affords and life than tlng
tried. Success TO the PLANTATION BITTERo
Hut have digiessed In my next shall speak OF ga
'A'''"S - '"' "'''''''' -" Us W N NiCoDEMUs
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Arrival Of tho United states Gunboat
Alabama mt Philadelphia.

PHIADEPHA NAVY YARD, Oct. 8, 1862.
The United States steamer Alabama arrived here to-day
-Four days later from Port Royal bringing passengers
aght officers ten prisoners and thrtythreo and
narines some of the latter being nvalided from different
vessels In the sluadron and the remainder having
Out their respective terms Of enlistment.
The Alabama, which returns North for ropais been
in active service just year, having been commissioned
a the New York Navy Yard September 30, 1891 since
Thicb time she has been constantly employed In block
aiding the South Atlantic coast from Charleston g.
Mosquito Inlet Fla. While engaged this service she
ias captured tho British ship Admiral and schooners
shat attempting to evade the blockade beside
eng ashore aud destroying other schoones that
Gmp0yedxn the same risky and questionable avocaton
Although the Alabama has lain for lcnghty periods
sathy sounds and nlcs the general health Of her of
Gers and has been very good she having lost but
enc man by sickness.
The following Is list Of her officers
Lieutenant CoamGnding--W. J. Truxtun.
Aching Master and Erecutivs Dficer-Lewis West.
Acting Mds,ers-John $. Dennis, H. r. Billings, D. G..
Taylor, George p Lee and James II. S.imson
knsig'l--B. W. Terry.
Acting Assistant Pay,naster-- William 8. Hoslord
Acting Assistant Suraeon-Otis W. Gibson.
Acting Fnst Assistant ERgineer-H. c. Maxon.
Second assistant ERgireef-E. G. Bergman.
Third 4sssant Ehg,nesrs-Benjamn Taylor, Louis
Blanchard and Thomas Dempsey.
Masters Mue-Goorge II. Worth.
Cdptdin's Clerk--G W. Hnchman.
.P6y,aose's Seara,d-Charlss + Gilmore
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INTERESTING FROM KEY WEST.
Our Key West Correspondence.

Our Key West Correspondence.
KEY WEST, Fla, Sept. 20, 1862
Slavery Acotishsd at Key WesStrange Proceeings of
Colonel Of Volsacers-Ksy Wsa Ni9ors in Clover
FFuts of Emancipation, dc.
Considerable prevails in consequence OF the
promIgaton Of order issued by Colonel Morgan Of the
Nlnetteth regiment New York Volunteers declaring all
negroes within his department free from servude This
Extraordinary proclamation has created revolution in
our social and political system.
; Our ladies'. whose patriotism and kind hearts have
prompted them to attend and sit up night aftor night
with those federal officers and soldiers who became sub
Sectsd to the dreadful scorge yellow fever which has
fecently passed devoted island desti
&ue Of servants After returning exhausted from watch
kng sl night with invalid soldier they compelled
10 do their menia work The negroes, with all the
xsnse Of mistaken notions OF freedom refuse 10 work
except at the most exorbant wages and other SER
wants can be obtained. This most rantable pro-
ceedng the part Of Colonel Morgan Is supposed to be
mo result Of General Hunters proclamation while COM
manding the Department OF the South.
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MIsCELLANEUUs.

MhsSbLAANEONS.
WATER PROOF ROOFS
sApr
WARREN ROOFING COMPANY,
lie john street. N. y.
MANY YEARS USE or wARRBN's
IaPRoyEp FIRE AND WATER PROOF ROOFING.
(Cgmposed IL frt ccmeni ers,e N New iorS and
The nitei Siates proves as sipriry over all
oyer nGsra.s nov ~ usa Tor covering TAI roo
buildings
wARnFN's ELASTIC CEMENT,
FoR COATING LEAKY TIN PooFs.
Tssaprrior 10 anything sls. Ii for taypurpose
more elastic and daTa5e, end imperS,ous 20 v,Atep
THE FOLLOWING NAIED eENTLEysN CAN TELL
WHETHER TIE ABOVE srArENE..sS ARE COR
RLCr--
YOUNG, sCnULMSCo, join u. sSooK
Tnos. FRASER BIO AGO.. ADAM 4 ENrRgss CO.,
s B. ALrHAusE's SONS. HEfasy ERuNER.
FRANCIS PAREs, D,s JOHN aoFFAr
FURMAN &co, JAMS. FOWLER KIRKLAND.
NArrlsoN Mccoy, s CLARK SON,
CRAefN CO.. NEW JERSEY FERRY CO.,
HAvEMRyFR, TOWN SEND oo ISAAC n. LEWIS
R.P GETTY soN, JOHN c. KonLsAAr,
7. NEW.
Asen, for HewYork city,
iisJobn street.
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Married.

AfrJS--ciIsE.--At Grand HapIds Mich, on Friday
September 20, by Rev u. r. Latham Nr. WnLks AfilS,
reporter New York Associated iress " Niss w. FiYs
HETs CLINE, Of the first named city.
CoSKLIS-EsB.RT.-- the Moravian church, New Dorp
=. l., Wednesday, August20 by the Rev l.. 7 Sense
Jouy p. CcvEfN Jr, Of this city, 10 Mis- MsRrrTA
EupKRr. of the former place.
srAsBucx-vAs KuRsS.-0n Thursday eyenirs, OCG.0sr
q at the residence of Thomas Clark g In us CITY, ,!
tho Rev. Edward Latbfop, PENIArN g. SyshDuCz " Mrs
LArRA VAN kuRH, both Of Geps tails ". v.
wAIAcS-vAS vErnAs.-on Friday evening, October
g. al tho residence the brides father, WILLIAM Wal
LACE Jr, 10 NUisE CARpEsAs, only daughter of Mont
gomery Van vechtan, Esq. No cards.
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Movements Of the Rebels.
GENERAL ORDRRs-NO. l69.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY OF THE POroNAC,

IdILAUELPHIAI OtI =, F0oz
The second edition Of tho Washington Sor contains the
following LM
Dcserters and prisoners coming within lines at Har
pers Ferry in the last iotyeight hours to agree
that General Lee IL now making every preparation TO re
may move against him. We give this story for what it
may be worth
AT noon today II ascertaned that the rebel force
at the Rppahannock station consisted Of three regiments
Of infantry and two Of cavalry.
Their present duty IL to patrol the south bank of tho
river from the Springs to below Kely's mills.
report received at noon to day that yesterday
afternoon small rebel cavalry force entered Leesburg
on 70 connoissance.
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The Funeral OF Brigadier General Rod
man.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., Oct 4, 1889
The remains Of Bigadier General Rodman arrived here
on Friday morning, and lay in state until to-day
at the State House, when the funeral ceremonies took
place.
The remains Of the brave and fearless soldier were es
corted by large turn out Of citizens and by the military
consisting of the Eleventh regiment of infantry the
Horse Guards, and Battery II.
The funeral services, which very solemn and i'm
pressive, conducted by President Sears Rev D.
J. Hall. Addresses also delivered by sx-hayor
Rodman (who presded) Governor Sprague, Senator
thony, Abraham Payne and Rev. Dr. Sears.
The remains were taken to South Kngstown, the late
residence OF General Rodman this afternoon They will
be deposited in their last resting place to The
ceremonies to-day were very imposing.
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NEWS FROM TCLELLATS ARMY.
Order Relative TO the Suppression or
Lswless Practices.
Tho following order has just been issued by General


LswIess Practices.
Tho following order has just been issued by General
GENERAL 0RDRRs--EO. l69.
HEADQUARTERS, ARMY THE P0roxAC,1
CANP NEAR SHAkrsBuRG, Md, Oct. 1. 1859. !
Notwithstanding the frequent orders that have been
issued from those headquarters in regard to stregges
aud plagers the Commanding General regrets TO be
obliged to again call tho attention OF corps and other sub
ordinate commanders to this subject 10 impress
thom the absolute necessity OF holding the different
manders responsible for this direct and agrant violation
Of orders.
We are now occupying country inhabited by loyal
population Who look to for the preservation of or
der and discipline, instead Of suffering our mon TO
90 about In small parties lawessy depredating upon
their property. Armed patrols will be sent out daily
from all the different corps IN this army TO arrest all o.
hcers and soldiers who absent from the limits OF their
camps without written permission fm corps division or
brigade commanders. All persons arrested will be
sent the same day to tho Provost Marshal General at
these headquarters who will until further orders send
at work on the defences Of that place.
In order that the requirements OF this order may be
perfectly understood by all concerned corps commanders
will within twenty four hours after the receipt Of ths
order. furnish evidence to the Commanding General,
through the Assistant Adatant General at these head
quarters.
The Commanding General Is resolved to put stop 10
the pernicoas and criminal practices referred TO. BY
command OF Major General MCCLELLAN.
O. WILLIAMS, Adjutant General,
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United States Marshars once.

H. II. Nabb and j. c. W. Powell, political prisoners,
recently confined in Fort Lafayette, were brought 10
from the fort and transferred 10 Fort Delaware Mary
land yesterday by deputies Devoe and Young, CT this
Office.
These parties were taken at the time OF Judge Car
mchao.s arrest Powell beng attorney in the Judges
court ard Nabb sort OF town politician who attempted
TO resist the arrest Of Judge Carmichael.
The transfer was maize nie order OF l. Thomas,
Adjutant General. No reason assigned therefor.
FIRING AT A BRITISH STEAMER.
The British steamer Dispatch was hbelled some time
ago civil suit FOR SO 0Uo, and placed In the custody
of The nlted states Marshal. Yellow fever having
spread throughout the vessel, the Marshal could not
keep al oLccr board but he directed The reycDuc
cutters 20 look af'erhcr and not lot her escape II AZ
pears that yesterday Saturday morning the Dispatch
got steam at early houi and proceeded down tho
bay she was hred at by the cutter Crawford
but wcnc on The Crawford sgna,ized Fort lafayette,
from whence two shetH wore red at her bow she then
aud At last accounts under the guns Of Fort
IalRgstte,
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City Politics.

TIN DEMUCRATIU CONFEEENCE COMMITTED
The joint Conference Committee Of the Ta,nmsny and
Sozar, Hall parties, appoicd tor the purpose Of agree
tug upon single county ticket the mex. election hoj
moeting at the old wigwau yestsr,ly but ADJOURNED
an tomorrow w,thou, afrivDg aeny setted plan OF
action.
ELEVENTH WARD SEYMOUR ASSOCIATIONS.
meeting of the Seymour Association of the Eleventh
,.nYd was held last Thursday evening" ut their hail. cor
ner Of Third street and G. The attendance was
1uite large and the proceedings of tho ,nost on
bue,asc character. report OF the resolutions adopted
q IN be found in our advertising columns.
ia Srs RArsIse IN EemH WAsp Tho Eighth
ward Uuon Dcuocrac seymour Association raised large
and yesterday afternoon on the corner
4 Hrdson aud Spring streets, with all the names Of the
state ticket.
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shipping Intelligence.

pric Ocean Wave, Of Fan River. winslow NOlcans ~
days, sugar A., 10 james r. Ward Co..
n, shr Ann fuza OF Ifantsport N s. DAWSON Marailes
Ans ssscd iprsl'ar septs n.dse TO Cayius, dc Ruy
Ter Co, Sept lS lat 30. long 70 80 wiz hrly
~ about 3DU burihcn. vita both
rpnc could nak. the namc 'Quecw, but
uon Some umc.
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Prizes Cashcd In All LegaIixed lotteries.
Information given. JOSEPH BATES, Broker,
Wall street. room No. !, New York.
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GENERAL oRpERs-NO. 3.

OFFICE or SUPERINTENDENT MErRoPoLrAN POLIcE)
AND SrEclAL PRoyosT MARsHAI,
Ala BRo0Ms STREET, NRw YORK Oct. 4, 1852.
c., -- Prscinct-Under General Orders No. 140 Of
the War Department the undersigned has been relieved
from performance of the duties of Special Provost
Marshal within the Metropolitan police district Of New
York Tho Provost Marshal's Guard is therefore dis
charged JOHN A. KENNEDY,
Superintendent Of Metropolitan Police and Special Pro-
vost Marshal.
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sale or stocks at Boston.

BOSTON, Oct. 4, 1861.
TAree hundred thousand dollars In i've per cent stocks
were sold al auction today ut eght and eighth per
ssat premium.
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The Finest and Most Graceful Hat for
9entlemen In New Yor manufactured aud sold by ES
PENSCHEID, No. 1lo Nassau street.
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Special Provost Marshal Kennedy Re-
lieved.

From the following order issued from tho Office Of tho
General superintendent Of Police yesterday, 1t will be
seen that Special Provost Marshal Kennedy has been
The New York herald., 1862-10-05

Omcial Drawings OF Murray, Eddy &
Co.'s Kentucky and Missouri State Lotteries.
KxNTUcKY. EXTRA CLASS Hl-0cober4 4, 1862.
1S, 8, Z, A, 29. 81, so, sc, 75, ", "a, 10, SO.
KExrucYY. CLASS 472--October 4, 1852.
"a, IS, 65, 63, SO, al, 2, IL, 40, SO, 60, 33.
MCRRAY. EDDY CO.,
Coyington Ky, or ST. Louis, Mo.
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Onicial DraWIngs OF the DeiawA state
Lotteries.
DELAwARx. EXTRA CLASS 4ls-octobor 4. 1869
So, 81, 40 IS, As, "a, II, 40, 2, "A, so, i, 81.
DELAWARE. CLASS AT--oetobcr4 A. 1861.
IS, 6l 20, 81. 20, 10, ), SO, "A, IS, 40, /.
JOHN A. MORRIS x CO.,
Wilmington, Delaware.
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Eight Cartes de Visite for SI-Equal TO
the made. BALCHs, 2S3 Greenwieh ST. cor Barclay
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Startling RamOr-That the Monster
Turtle killed BY Bsyard viii be served q IS PARK TO.
morrow. BHlrTAN SCOTT.
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Omcial Drawings OF the Library Assoc
citation Company's Lottery OF Kentucky. -
CLASS No. Sl9-October 4. 1862 ~
II, 58, SO, IL, II, 81, |, 7s, 70, 6s, Is, 16.
CLASS No. 3e0--Octoper 4, 1862
II, Is, d3, 81, "a, 81 %, 3S, ID, 80, "a, 22.
For circulars, &c, address
r. FRANCE CO. Covinv.or "
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Phalon d SONS sSnow white Oriental
Cream FOR heaulfyng the complexion SOLD by all drug
rfata
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Vaughan's Cartes de vfsites-12 for 81.
Life ke Photographs Vi ccored In OIL $40; water colcrs
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Use Prof. l.. MiIleT's so cent Hair Dye
black and brown. ThSbcst Fer sale by druggists Deros
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Frelricky & Co Photographers, I7f
Fifth avenue Madison square.
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Al the New York state Fair, Recently
held Rochester the frs. premium awarded to the
work OF the Grover Baker sewing machine
that other machine These machines also received
chi1an.
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Batchslsr's Hair Dye-the Best in the
verld :pstsn harmless and reliable Sold by drug
ts and perfumers Factory 81 Barclay
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Cristador0's Hair Dye, Preservasive and
Wig depot Wholesale and retail, No. Asor House. The
Dye is applied by sxperien ced artists
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Beautiful COMPLIMENTARY Bloom
Of Youth Liquid Pearl has equal for preserving
beauiifying the complexion and skin. Ladies', using
viii have other. All druggists and x9 Yroadwsy
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CCgmposed rf fet come gravel IN New iorS city and
tbrouehout ned tates proves as superiority all
Is aud o,er in se FOR covering TAI rooi
buildings
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Trusses.-Marsh u Co.'s Radical Cure
Truss No vesey opposite the church. No connection
with any Office OF Female attendant
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Phalon u sons ssCocIn," the beet AEti-
In the world for dressing End preserving the hair Sold
~ oil ruggiets
s32 Broadway.-Or. VOLTS once for
the speca OF Chronic Diseases His es~ay pe
lad gratis.
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White Cream when applied the face, neck aud
seems like the magic; Il makes The ssin
smooth and the fsres complexion transfarenty white
Sold By all druggists and fancy goods dealers
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F..
The following communication and petitions, etc.
terred to the Finance Committee;
u relation resoiation The conmn Council reaesng
em .heit during the adjournment of the su
Petition OF John Stroud Foreman behalf % the Grand
; Petition Of Mr.; John Poole , asking for relief
j P,titen and memorial Of Fred, rick corfaut and Al
paaS @ III ss s have
g rr,iien Of BERNARD Mon Chan Deputy Street comsns
Ri'l of VIM Henry, for repairs to nu'saues boats
Tina fowi petitions referred to The commi,tea of
J. Psiitioa ef Jo6a Miller being ordered by tho Street Com
to remo,s his house which encroaehes on Liberty
2 p iticn Of john asrney asking that the city restore
nd sa ad @ y III e S ns
message from Board Aldermen the Board
Ton which 5ollaaef m Bssss read twies and
esolr.d That article apd of the city ordinance approved
rs he s hGIss
inst I'D Of the word live TO form quorum during the
%55 RESOLUTIONS ~
On motion of Mr. Lees the following resolution, presented
by Nj Begxs the Finance Committee. viz
VIM Carr Deputy Street Uanrs>olsr for sngth df lsne
e he hs said Cars s ffs BE
s ssisiss''e ''' IVY ~ : - 'Ns'' 1'sN NV
Third Ward the n they may no service camp
Mr. Hodskins atmbs fr1m The Fonsh Ward, NE he
may be insarUce in camp So '.9fT-.|-
Mrieefs essutcd tia following non and after be
RI All a second time, mo we'd adoption iiereof- ~
Bee moved it, references to the Finance Com uies
The yeas ei said reference, and uled
AZ follow
Yeas Mes Beebe and Be-y.s--2.s ,ss.y j.
Nays: Messis Ma3oni BENT, Davis Kngsland, Lsee and
Men man 10 ss5gss.F 80 IS. scsE ( sgs'
3e refer being LOST te question REQUIRED Mr.
Iaefas To adopt when said resolution Was adopted
,4Sa .
eored That leave of absence for ninety days ba and Is
hsebS ted to MrJ. Adilund Keeper of jackson
provided he fnishes eumt person ~ keep aa sqiare
in good order and at his own xpess duing his absence
rs ID
stood jourusd Tuesday, Marsh IL 1852, half past
O'clock r. N.
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OFFfC IAI4 JOURNAL.
:esszx 10 u ~ ~ atsR "a sEa = M
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
COUNCIL CHAanER, CRY Hale,
N,,M IlrlrSIts, Thmtstiay, March 8, lSG2.

The Beard II this day, pursuant to Adjournment
Messis 6 4 Russa.t, flaes ius kpbin, a.,d st,--6
TN, re ry If tia minutes was, motion dispensed with.
fhe fllowng otnfion, adopted by the Assistant Board
Was referred TO the Finance Gtmniittee; -. . &
A resolution evsirg for the Of the City oS-
eminent, iar tho yent ts62.
fine foilowtg resolutions offered by Mr. DefabaHa, were
r.eyrsd TO The an,tnt Streets and Landings
oltet Thai The City Surveyor bs and he Is hereby aethorf
sail eyee be dang nj e present stsge Of The river
.ReslreI fheF That he he hereby authorised 10 take I'll
Necessary The Reinforcing and repair Of The aforesaid
take space sufficient for public road Ut tho itss CT
said lives.
The following resolution offered by Mr. Haekins, read
Twice adepe the rule beug suspended nnd was on mo
tjoils the Assistant Board /:
Reso,se That ce I'd # tina city ordinance approved Sny
g. 1883 provide the go of tbs HOUSE OF re
f,ge be amend by subs,i nng the Mpri thee tsr Tue
woti "hye,'' 70 form que mm durF ns Wal. ~ q
On tsn. the Board Adjourned TO TUESDAY nexh al
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