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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1862-05-07

NJ q I IL E-By an ordinance passed by the
~ Council, March 5.h. 1862, discount Of Ave
por cent. on oias for water falc at the cffice of
th Chamberlain Iefore the hour Of P. B. with
FIVE DAYS ter presentation
If any bill remain unpaid for TIN DAYS next
aftsr that On which 1t ia presented, tLe auditor
shall notify tne surerlnts1 deus who shall stop
the water from b. ipg used on the lremises ic re
sfect to which tie isfault exits. and if net pa.d
within Is days fv' per cent will be aided to tho
original amount OF .hs bill, aid it shall be placed
In the hands of the City Collector.
nv 6-2t* NJ. l.. hTRATTON Auditor.
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w A PURCHASER
for yely large size solid Sole Leather
T u n
and the ,lterial warranted to be I'D surp .ssed.
Used bu. little snd AZ good an new. Price
e6o Address "Box ,oso," city r. y.
nv S-Sts
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Z AND FOB 3 sLH.-I w.l scf privateiy $40
i 4 acres of LAND, In the county Of Goochland,
within two miles Of the jaime, River Canal, and
two miles from the county seat.
Also, II esslrs3, 100 ceres of WOOD LAND
adjoining. making trset OF 400 acres
Insre is on the hrst tract good dwell.
log house. barn, tobacco, and o her oushouses.-
sr ess the subscriber. ct Acochand u. Fl 90 God.
din h 4 p ersor, Richmond, Va.
up 2-1nk THUS. B. A6GYLE.
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pEAHTIsUL COUNTRY eEAT ON vHE
) , BROOK TURNPIKE, ONE HiLE FROM
EINnEpND, FOB ssLE AT ths req1est OF
the ownsf, cffs7 for sale the teeussui cour try
ssas located as above, no1 il the occupancy OF
Mrs. Bcnjs.uic Dar,asoH. There srs four acr~a
OF lane, with large and hanas71ze brick dwell.
ing, Contain ing eight rooms, and brick hitcisn
containing four rooms. 10 frons Of toe dwelling
there are so1nc beautiful oak -reos. Tits L. really
mes! desirable pisce. Apply tn
my 81. QEEDIT & kppEEgON 4 pc,s
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OST-TkU $50 RE.rAsD-Lo.t,
1 shout ia i5i. MA,cn. at os be weec Il ch.
oloEa nad tIuipsper Court House, Va, q bi Ack
LEhTRES TAUEK, marked upon pastebcsrd
on epe end 'C:pt adoatgomery Cirlston Dsca.
tar, Aiss" AS said tzuuk couiaio.t valuable ps-
pe:s, 10 sae owner cpty, aui -nxious for its rs.
very. Tic abov6 reward viii bs pad upcn the
d=i"cy Of said trunk 10 tho asy. G. K. MAR.
sHALi, St a-sissiqei Depot, Riah:osu4, Va
IN 9s% aIDNT4;!,nHaY CanLWTON
Z STA small BLAME BOOK, containing a.:
IL appointment Of us1t. J g. Moore an l-t-
tsr sidceasea 20 i<iaoI J. Esrrs also. several
other papets AZ :erseant's roll A !iae:a. re.
ward will bs rsd or It, return to he Dispatch OF.
fse. la G. 81 JULIANG ~pOHE.
r osr-oa sa'urd'y lss,, a sm.l. ,n
4 liberal rewsrd will bs paia for aim + returned
to II Main street Baxter,
my s2s+ At he ntar saloon
LsSPasYs "A Isl. say HONeh, BAY
H. MAasE, In low c:de-; 3 small sOAE 81 rAsE
an. n SOa+ Hx4 NARH MULE. came to or
camp, nssr- Williamsburg, az. at tn davs since.
still have tns1a ia posses i:n, aud tae owns. cs.
get then ~ any tine by p'o@irs prepsrts and
paying for advertising Ny camp is now at Wa,
Eut Grove Ohareh, in Hanover county. Vi,
). HENRY EWES,
my 6-4.' ispt. ~ }Ern Light ar..iiery.
I OsP - = bout The 10Ih Of Aprl,, SAT &
l. box, directed to Mrs DR.. Parrep,) from
Culpepsr Court House 10 Qordoasv,lie. Upsn
iEqairing for /. at Gordcnsviile L. could not
he found. This box con famed several medical |
books, an officers Sash and Dap, some "Po y
Rolls" ard other papers bs 0ng'ng to my
comprcy. which, ii not recovered, would re
serious loss 10 ne, and but little benefit to
any one 0nding it. A liberal reward will be
paid for its recovery, or any Information tha t
MAJ ls9d to the same.
wM. S. PaERsN.
NY 5-3t* SonerEet, Cr-ngs 70 Va.
'5oT--tf Qua ths paggsssc12ln u ahe Ex-
ohSsse 10 ;si. a large, canvas eoverad ieat es
TRUNK, Market -. a. McxonAey," OF. ona
end, snd "i5. A >" on the othsr- \ iibsYai re-
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OPPIoB VA. EIRz AsD iiARINR INs. Co.,,
kicEmond, May 3. 1859.
~ kL1CT!ON NOTICE,

a regHilr annual election of venteen Di {.
reotcrs for this Institution will bs held at the
CGmDany's oficn, RIO 1s5 E1ln street, On
MOEDAT, the ls:a inst. u IL 0 clock Il.
WlLaIhot 81 WILLIS, Jr.,
NV 5-Qtt8 ,:tCrSiary-
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MHLLIN ER Y.
CPRIN9 MILLINERY.

CPRIN0 MILLINERY.
MRS DEMEL8lAN, on sonth Main street,
stock Of
MILLINERY
an6 s6 osneT goods, and invites her old friends,
enara.a 10 Laoies generally, to call and supply
S,I .o-.u Sne 10 prepared to make beauti-
!oinp !ni sprng style Bonnsts with expedition, and
s Asr store - l: closed every Saturday.
and hats In the best manner. "n'"
- Three OF four Young Lady MILL.
NERS will md constant employment hv osIi.
ing on Mas DEMETMS
my t-lm~
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on ACKES OF VALUABkE WOOD
CU LAND IN CEESTERFl lELD, II mics
from Manchester. adjoining Broad Rock kacs.
field, FG. GALE.-SJe are authorized TO sell 80
acres OF valuable WOOD LAFD. located as
above adjoinjug he lands Of Messrs. Mcdaniel
and Burfoot, Applyio
ap 30 Ct a0DDTry & APP sHsON, Austs.
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.hrEnnh Dispatrh.

-. DAILY pIsPhTca is served 70 sus-
.,w,srY esrTs ess wRsx. Prizes sss
Ms year. or E: % fer tx month";; thrss
a., ore montS g., In aSEsrce.
S~-,s SEMI WEEKLY DIS?ATCa Ia A%sues
irs.nAr aid fsipAr at es. In advAnes'
s~T,s WEEKLY DISPATCH Is lssued s:ry
] =, ,nd na.!edio sahsoxihers at "a per ae m.
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g USSEX LAND FOB SALE.

kr USSEX LAND FOk SALE
The subscriber cflsrs for sals 4 traot of le d
two miles from tn Petersburg and Richm ond
Esilr oad. at point "A miles from Petersburg,
eonts lining 460 acres, with large and conve-
nien tidweiling house, &c. The corn and fod.
dar will be sold with the pIsce. Possession
given Immediately, If desired; II not, on the
1st of January nsxt. address,
J. Il. FREEMAN,
my S-lm~ Coman's Well, Sussex, Va.
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4 BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
IA AND GOOD FARM FOB SALE
To capitalist, or olhsr parsaD, wishing @
handsome country retreat, rare chance Is
offered. farm OF about 100 acres, well i'm
proved, and buildings unusually extensive
and beautiful; sitna ed sixty miles from
Richmond, and six miles south OF the Dan.
willie Railroad, on u zsod graded road. Ad-
dress "5ox 1885, Richmond p. y,
nv Is:
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I AND FOR SALE. The subscriber offers
Il for sale the tract Of LAND on which he
now resides, In the c. unity OF Prince Edward,
containing about 1902 acres, A miles from
Nj. rrin Depot or Frice's Station, on the
X, aond and Danvills Railroad. There are
= ..crcs In original fOr-,t; also, en- abundance
.! old. neld pine, and 700 ceres OF nat land,
good quality,( aod forT lsrgs sanding lots.
under high cultivation. The whole place IL
we'll watered, and ads pied to stock raising,
as !. produces readily herds grass and clover,
and - situated In an excellent neig b borhOOd.
There are seeded on the place so bushels OF
wheat and 100 bushels Of oats, and p-epara.
ton partially made fo. corn and tobacco
The garden Is highly productive, &c. The
buildings consist Of large, comfortable
mansion, two stories high, with dry cellars,
and every necessary aut-honse. In good re.
pair. The purchaser can furnish ntmsslf
win stock Of all kinds, ard Of superior quail
~ oucn as sheep, cows, DC, and possession
VI premises given Immediately, If desired.
f.r terms, apply to VIM. B. Dnvid dson, at
nary y, Armntsad & Wtlliams's, Richmond.
Persons wishing to buy Will ind me at home,
time " ~'
Address II. H. DlJARNrTrr
0resnbay, Prince Edward coun :
ap 23-l2t*
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tfDh .Ss4 = q, Ffa Q tYCHIIeNI tfECt Uf lAAED
II lying immsiii a:ely OF the South Side
Railroad, on the waters Of Bush and Appo.
mattox Rivers, sixty.two miles from Rich
mond, ten from the juncti with the .;ich-
mond and Danvii.o K3iiroa :, AID four miles
from Faruiyilie. The dwelling is q new TWO.
ory brick house. with seven large rooms-
The out houses are IN good repair and ample
for all the purposes OF the farm. This trac.
contaips 62S acres; large proportion is low
ground, in good condition, and productive,
and about 200 acreR OF wood lard. The situa.
tion is healthy and the water excellent. Ad.
dress SYLVANUS JOHNSON, or THoMAs
CAMPBELL, Petersburg. Terms-Cash.
~ at
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AND FOR FOR oALE-I vii! offer for
i sale at the late residence OF Mrs. NJ p.
hooSon, one mile from amelia Court House.
en- THURSDAY, the 10Th of May, 1862, the
TRACT OF LAND of which che died pcs.
sessed. containing about 60 acres, with com
Portable huilding'i also, choice selection of
fruit trees.
3erEs OIL day Of SHE.
8. s wEISIGEE.
liza
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"ALUABLN PROPERTY for sale 10 the
y town of Deny vile, Va, consisting Of the four
story high, spacious, sclidly baiit ana admirably.
arranged Railroad House, sesr by and opposite
the Danviile Railroad Depot, together with the
ing, forming q wing Of tho main building; large
kitchen, and ether necessary outhouses, (includ.
Ing barn, stables. kc.;) good and convenient
we'll Of excellent water; beautiful ycrd, and ex.
tsnsive, richly. producing vegetable garden. The
above property Is In very good order and repair,
~ d situated in very hssithy aud handsome loca-
tion. Any one Wishing purchass, will call ct
once on the subScrioer. JOSEPH 8. GERST.
sp 9-lnh Oanvil,s Va
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T UEi 10 Ell! IE Ell!

A A \ ID - have pnrr haseG MIR. ii. al.
IA LiOK'S stock of CLOTHING. and will
continue the businses At mis- old stand. on Main,
between 9Th and l8sh stres;a
ny 6-is* l.. KAUFMAN
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NJ NOTlOE.-Hsv,nG determlned to close nay
1< business for the present on the lss os
nay next, would most respectfully beg that
ell Of my customers viii call and Gloss their
respective accounts either by bond or with
the money, as may best sni. their cw U ccnys.
4ience; aud aIt person ns having claims against
me will please present them on Or betuge that
tine for payment.
ap ll--Iaw<w~
DOUKS GOOD sAMAKITAN-RUCKT
n 0oop SAnAAIfAs-R0cR's OooD 0AuARl.
rAs-Withou, fail cures NheuoaRsism, Neu.
ralsis, and Paine from Exposure to Gold.
&C, aud can 10 had Wholesale and retail non
w. PETERSON 3 o.,
ap6 Ne. 100 MAip street.
"AxDWARE, Ar KEDVOkO FRIU1G
Intending 10 ciose business ON May lsts
We viii from this dASe cell our stoek ~ ~.
duced pricss-many Art,clsA al COST.
uLARK<HN 4 60.
apls NJ ~ .ss, II zfr~st
ID t'4is' E.l1a f.Ssa,l..T GNF 0sssg S.st r~s,ss
4 psuai oS tnia s.ssAes IL sAs.i - u Ava "
Sh1 Java Ooube. For sale oy
mhN Dreset>ta
= ED OAis-X ssP5Tior lot 10 ..,.ey
Ny, cs...r nS asi de1 =.
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u. sad female, 70 aet a Hurres CO...
Y tssos SC, In hospitals about 70 bs ssrshi;Sn..a
1sasss, or refer TO ST. GEORGE PEEGHV p
| s., Surgeon In charge OF 0loos Hosnit.i.
20 i5-l9t 'bAs~''
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ROOM,
h .hou board, for single gentleman, In
b. y part Of the city. Address, through the
te a. fi.e, "BpX 033.' my l-6ts
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II A large and convenient
DWELLING HOUSE.
with extensive out houses and grounds, in an
interior town Of Vtrginie, not very distant
from Richmond.
For particulars, inquire at this ONCE.
S--lHl
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XXY ANTED-A
wv WET NURSE,
without encnmbrance. No2e need apply who
are not sound and healthy Apply On l4.h,
between Main ana Franklin streets, to
6--6C& II. EAGHO
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
News from Kcy Wed.

ARRIVAL or THE UNITED STATES STEAMER DACO
TAH-cArruRE or THE CONFEDERATE SCHOONER
TWO SISTERS BY THE UNITED STATES STEAMER
ALBArROSs, ErO.
The United states steamer Dacotah, J. P. MeKinslry
coramlndlng arrived at this port yesterday morning,
from Key West IN eight days. The following Ia list
OF her oftcers-
Copt0tn--J p. Mchinstry.
LtenfcnGEts--Gibert c. Nitse. sullivan D. Ames.
init Fhcin s,-Phiip g. Wells.
SiirGeor--Dalessn rloodgood.
fc Richard Washington
Actipg Nosters-Wm. Earle, VIM. Moslander.
Second Ass,tnnt tn3inesyTE Laws, Charles Cranston
Third Assi tdRt Engn,ers-J. Terry, George 7. Hunt
Acfin0 Gl3nsr--George G. Edmrnds.
CcraissS Csfk-George n kngle.
Charles rrahaT. Charles Dav Charles II. Chase
Tho Cnneoerate schooner Two Sisters from Nassau, N
p. with cargo OF gunny bags arrived at Matamcras
September 81, with the lonfede nag flying but find
hg he United states aunboat batross in port abe i'm
medtey got under weigh and proceeded The Alba
slipped her anchor and gave her chase and sNcceed
I'd overhaung her off the harbor, put prize crew cp
hcagd ard sort her 70 Key West The Two Sisters was
formerly Virginia po, beat
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
THE MISSISSIPPI.
our Helena Correspeadsnes.

SeEO.~S.>~DS
HEuA, ARK. Oct. u, lSdz.
The ksssssipri sgsadr@-Londition Of tAe Rsue-Pr"
prs o. Se,rsce-Guc1ia:-H.aIA 4 nc ncsps-Rssi
PytDners-Some u iAem Desis 10 10y Down 7Aew Ars'
AMI Take the O.lth Of Allegiance. &C., dc.
The foowp ing vessels Of the Messsirpi squadron are
now lying cn THE place, awaiting the orders and arrival
Of Rear Admiral David q. Porter who daily expected
Fsstqort iron-cad, Lieutenant Commander 8, L
ph.Ii@.
Benton iror.elad, i.ieatenars Commander ". Gwnn.
i'le iron'clad sIe0.erant Commander R. W.
Messda
rsMo iFoh clad, Lieut. Commander Thomas O. sefridgo.
Mound City, Iron clad, Lieutenant Byrcn Nelson.
Tyler wooden, Lieutenant q. NJ. Pr L.hett
Bragg. ram, lieutenant Joshua Bishop.
rhe rising, and the prospect service some
whore very soonerows better The gueras grow bcldsr
party them ared tn tug Sampson with Captains
CIV snd Meade board few days since hut no one
this has occurred picxets have been
throan oui the opposite iMissssipni) shore.
Tho health OF the and feet much better
II last month. TIE weather is quite COOL and fires
win b. comfortable Six hundred secesh (of the
race) lately captured Corinth PASSED down
river yesterday for exchange They were trine filthy
u IL undorst, od that hundred desired 70 lay down
their the oath OF allegiance but General
Sherman probably preferred to have two hundred clean
Unioniss in their places
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
Eookseiiers' Trade Sale.

The sixth day sale opened Wednesday with wieyp-
invoice the prices or which well sustained without
any marked peculiarly. Rlakemsn & Msson's list o.
school books vent of generally fair prices although
Few works certainly slaughtered. nesver's In.
voice met with fair reception, some few lines ren6
duplicated. Barnes 4 Burr's school books maintained
the prices very fairly, but the following works deserve
mention as speciates Prof Davies system OF Mathe
mates, in 20 Volumes Monteth McNallys series o;
Biographies in volmes aud Parker and Wilson'S Read
and spoilers, eiGh, kinds. Abbott \ Co OF Water
bury, Conn sold new style OF Portraits OF Generais
&c, for Photographic albums and they were taken E
large numbers. G. T. Evans, Of 44s Broadway, sold ar
quantity Of K,ke's Among tho pines which ex
cited great and rapd npet0u az an advance c qars
each bid. They taken in large nunbcrs
and special oers each for hundred cores were refused
The Rebel ion Record, in volumes, also sold well.
In the evening great excitement occurred al Tareof
sale IN the bidding for Epgo's new work, "Les MNeta
bes, In five volumes, OF which eleven thoasana
we're aold. Bradburn, OF this city, alone took enc
Thousand les (hve thousand vounes), and ssveraA
honses took five hundred volumes each Blanchard, o5
Cincinnati, also purchased largely Of the work Gregory
Of this city. sold handsome works at good prices
Bcardsley's well known Auburn list realized satisfactory
prices and caused some competition. Widdleon Of New
York ofe, ed several good oks including Dea enche
works, which sold well but tho principal speciality waS
edition Of Napers reninsuar War, in five voiusaes
(Si0), which sold large numbers for the os
army officers the English edition beng $40.
The speciality Of yesterdays sale In Photographic
albums, which were in great demand 1iton, of Boston.
sold large nun ber in one hundred and three differ snt
styles, and the prices well sustain ed He alsc as6
several "a, usahd caro- pictures Ahonus, cf PhhGSel
phia, sold fire invoice Of albums, many styles, az
full rates He offered u patented extension album
III for the use q soldiers holding twelve porrats and
dine up in tuck case or these about five thousand
sold at somewhat reduced price Davidson OF this CITY
sold splendid lot II albums about thirty Styles several
lines 0f which were freely duplicated Mcknight &
Rusr OF Phiiadaloha. offered epcndid list tho priceS
OF which were well maintained. They haze about one
hundred varieties in size and STYLE several other housee
sold good lots.
Among tho miscellaneous works offered Yesterday were
1ttons Boston Juveniles Including the "Bobbn Boy,
nj Bapk iru n
Boy" Ben Frankins life andother similar works. all Or
which ran well.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
Person nj lntelltcence.

Mrs. President Lincoln s stopping ct the Metropolitan
II tel, where numbers Of most distinguished people
daily call to pay her their respects
Rev 5. r. Dcd, Of Monticello: Charles L. Goodrich or
Chicago B. F. r. gers and H. s. White, of Boston: n. s.
skinner Of Providence: tharle j. Geer Of Hartford ana
~ L. Dean, Of Rhode Isaod stopping at the Metro
potan Hotel.
Judge Wilson and wife, of Cleveland. Ohio; Y Mont
molin and wife, OF Kentucky: w. .ilpn, Of Maryland: D.
H. Tuthill, Of Eluira: s. d. crane Of Boston j. A. Mil
lard Of Troy +. w Ieavenworh and wife, OF Syracuse,
and j. p Elton and vie, of Water bury Conn q, stop
ping at the st. Nj holas Hotel.
Hon John 7. Tale, Of nover N. H.; Commodore Ring.
gold Of the United states Navy General n. McCuum
OF Washington; r. Gray and wife, - California; j. b.
Harding, Of Philadelphia C Bryant and H. W. Or gerson
OF Boston Moulton. Of Portland Me-; o. l.. Richard
son and W. H. A. Iavis, Of Montrea, and r. A. Forsyth
Of Newburg, are stopping at the Astor House
The New York herald., 1862-10-24
Police InSellfgence.

"YouA MoNry OR YouR LIFE "--An,onio Bartol, o
Cuban mulatto. was taken into custody by detective
Farley, Wednesday charge oe highway robbery pre-
ferred against him BY broadway merchant named Fer
nando Estrada The complainant stated that about eight
O'Clock shs evening Of The l7h instant he accosed
BY the prisoner ot Broome aud Mott strsst
and asked the way Union square; Mr. Estrada hasd
ana was about giving the desired nfornton when
uulato drew large dnk knife and threatened 10 kin
the merchant tho set unless he handed ovcr his watch
and purse Mr.. Estrada, bons unarmcd, sompellc6
70 submit 10 the imposition, and, making ths bsGo
Of 3 bad barsAn, laid the matter before the
police. His description or the nighwayman wao
90 GOOD thai the detective had but little dtNcuaT
In making the arrest. Omcer Farley says thse
the prisoner has been engaged In the business fsr some
time. end that . number OF fresh complaints will be
made Barte ives committed Tor examination In dsfaule
Of "a. 900 ball.
CArTum o. BuRosAR.--Janss Dskcn was brought be.
fore Justice Osborn wednesday charge Of breaking into
hs dwelling house Of John Kiops ssl East Tenth strs
and stealing herorom several articles o clothing SIS
In cash. The prisoner, IL appears In company wkh a.
accomplcc whose namo IL unknown, got into oompis4n
ants bedroom during che night and managed 10 sssS
his partaoons containing ths above amount in "greea
backs' without awakisg any one. Fortunately thcy
were dotsctod coming out OF the house by ofacer
Long, who. with the assistance of ofeer Hitchcock.
succeeded in aircstiug Dakcn The socomplics, who
In his socks managed tn make good his cscale
leaving behind him his boots and Mr.. Kl0pts unnen.
u nablos The magistrate committed Dsken for ex-
animation.
The New York herald., 1862-10-24

Ordered 70 be printed In the minutes.
resostion was adopted 10 appropriate the Of Ave
hundred dollars for the purpose Of presenting sword
sash and belt 10 Colonel Milton Coggswell.
resolution 70 appropriate the sum Of eight hundred
dollars 70 Brgadier General Nelson Taylor
as Councilman wEmTxR said hs had that day received
.eer from General Taylor declining the honor they in-
,enoed 70 90 him. and respectfully recommending The
council 70 eSpend the n the purchase or
.crk isgs an arms for thosc brave who have had
wy msiorttne 70 ose some Or thcir limbs In the service
of their country.
resolution 70 appropriate the cum Of eight hundred
dollars Tor the purchase sword sash and belt for pre-
kenation TO Maor General Sigel s opt for want OF
constitutional vote. Tie vote then seconsaercd aud
the paper laid over. ~
Inc COMMITTEES on Donations and Charities reported In
INC sum oi f2b4 TO the Trinity Methodist Enscanai
chnrcn; 20 pay an assessment, ~tch adopted
inc committee on Fire Department reported "a favor Of
concurrns win the hoard of Adenen to purchase new
steam hre enajne for Engine Company No IL m an er
pence Of 81 900, which was adopted - "N %
Ihe Board then adjourned until Monday nsgt ~ ave