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a Three more irOn-clsd batteries, similar to
the Monitor, ordered to be built at the Cont
mental iron works, Greenpoint, for the United
States government. They are to be much larger
than the Monitor, and to carry more formidable
armament, each boat to have two turrets The
work on them has already been commenced.
The common council, on Monday night last,
gave the contractors privilege to inciose the
lower end Of Coyer street, in order to facilitate
construction of those batteries.-N. Y Her
Gld, 26tb.
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The MUTILATIoN OF Treasury NuTEs
Evidence has been received at the Treasury
Department that the work of mutilating treas
ury notes has become quite business, and not
an UnpTOf able one For instance. the mu:ila-
tor takes one ten dollar note. and tears OF a
tenth part of one corner, and passes off the note
for ten dollars, nobody questioning that II is
perfectly good. He takes another note of same
denomination, and tears oil tenth part On
another corner, and so ON, until he has secured
four corners. Then be takes another note and
tears out piece from the upper side right; from
another note piece from the upper side left,
next to the corner; from two more notes d D ece
is extracted from the lower side right OF one.
and piece from the lower side lett OF the other.
From the ninth note he removes piece from the
right of the middle, and from the tenth aud last
note piece from the left middle Then be has
ten parts OF what appears 10 be "a single ten dol
lar treasury note, which hc iugrniously pastes
together, and passes of under the plea that the
note was accidentally torn in pieces, but is new
ertheless just as good AS if it was whole Siugu-
lar as II may SEEM tins business has become So
extensive that the attention of the government
has been called TO it, and it is decided as the
only et1ectuRl way OF checking the evil. Not so
redeem any note at par unless it is whole and 10
deduct one dollar for every tenth part OF O. note
torn of, and in that proportion for larger amounts
removed l make the above statement upon the
authority OF the Treasurer of the United States.
Northern Paper.
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GENERAL ORDER NO. %.

HEADO IARTfEE ARMY Of NJ SISSTPPL
COuVTH Miss, April 2J-1. 1882.
ALL strange arriving At Corlnfh VIII be required
90 register their in III. flee of thu Provost
Marshal. They must state - the same time by what
authollty and for vhaJ y rUoe hey hsv' come within
the lines this a-su4 and for vlI2t number of days
their business viii require reAiueHc" .u said line.
All per-ous found with uf apparent business VIII be
reported promptly by the Provost aarsh 10 the com
Inanding officer Of the post for hi. art o1
by command Of Gen. BEAUBEGARD
THUMAS JORDAN,
Yrv2 W A Adj q neral.
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Notice.

OWING 10 the greatly iucreaz-d cost Of mGIuia-tu-
~ ring Gas the MEMPHIS Gas LIGHT COMPANY
compelled 10 advance she prCe one df ar per hCu
sand cubic feet Prom this date until further no
ce. consumers viii be charged s. per 7housand cubic
feet with discount Of 10 per Tor paymr n the
Company Office IN accordance WITH their EuiatiCns
JAMES M WILLIAMSON
nv 7-r President " D.. t'r
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~ There has been, without doubt something
of an alteration in the Federal Congress, be-
tween the Democrats and abolitionists. We find
the annexed dispatch in our northern exchanges:
WASHINGTON, April "a Mr. Hutchings' res
OlutiOns censuTing Mr.. Falaudig ham for alleged
violation of the rules of decorum Of the House
by making use Of denunciatory language against
Senator Wade, after quoting from the latters re-
cent speech in the Senate, Will come mp to-mor-
row for general action. The participants III the
colloquy. Messrs. Blake and Vallandighsm, ex-
hbted intense earnestness. The scene for
time was exceedingly spirited, but was abruptly
terminated by adjournment.
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AGHANiE EuR I.AnIrN :

J ADIES hAviu. ODD ~ .- ara, 50 .,. Iur kind OF
IL Hair spasr of ,Irm boy .p l1.nz.r
FhAN DIS La IsEIs
nvE De J. n Z - -...-..
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STOLEN

INROH my plantation "Wednesday. .u,h Sc
IL April my NEGRO Man LEVI about 2u -
years old common hight color b.as@ ami has - Il.
Etammer in hiss speech. s-rsC sIE When Vli,k y--~N
spoken He also has Ecr-ss hi- tFFeh-au ms
skull having been broken rbsr h- pui CEN BE- seer
beat in the scar. siH pay any person who viii de
liver the said boy IN ,ori6b Miss 80 Joy ia-r
eight miles norh Of Co-nth il Tennessee hundred
dollars re ward. This l5r Il HIy. ls62
r1v4-5t- John DDAE.
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DIXIE

EB The Norfolk Day Book states that it is
currently reported in that city that Gen. Reno.
who commanded the paCty of Federals in their
raid on the South Mills, was killed, and that
Col Hawkins was wounded in the arm. The
report is said to be from one of the Federal pris-
oners brought Us to Norfolk
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An Attractive Branch Of ,hc Service.

The following is the bill passed by Congress
heretofore alluded to), entitled So An act to o.
game bands of Partisan Rangers:
SECTION l. The Congress Of The Coafedcraie
States Of America do eHaci. That the President
be. and he is hereby, authorized 10 commission
such officers as he may deem proper. with au-
thority to form bands Of Partisan Rangers. in
companies, battaliOns or regm nts either as
infantry or cavalry; the companies, bahalious or
regiments to be composed, each, of such number
as the President may approve.
Sec 2. Be HfuTtheT enacted That such Parti-
san Rangers after being regularly received into
the service. shall be entitled to the same paw.
ratoDs and quarters, during their term OF service.
aud be subjected to the same regulations, as
other soldiers
SEC. 3. Be 1t further enacted, That for any
arms and munitions of war captured from the
enemy by any body Of Partisan Rangers, and
delivered to any quaTtermaster at such place or
places as may be designated by a commanding
general the rangers shall be paid their tuli value
in such manner as the Secretary OF War msy
prescribe.
Approved April 2lst 1862
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Special oRDER 30. 39.

HEADQUARTERS ARMY OF MISSISSIPPI
CORISTH Mi -.. glU sl. I-U2
A Ii ofSosrs sBd men Of the Ilth Regimen arksn-
"a Eas Volunteers who were not tskeu prisoners or
Madrid Bend viii report with the least d7lsy pTCica
bic 70 MsjorGenaral Hsrdeo, TO De Incorporated with
tho % Regiment Arkansas N0uUtee-5 and r is e1 Iued
all officers of the llth Arksrs.s Regiment collect
the Of their regiment known not 90 have been cap
tured.
Major-GenRrs Hsrdeo may also d0faCh ar C1E0rr af
his army corps aid in the corc on of hose strag
glerS.
By command Of Gen. BEAURFGhRD.
THOMAS JORDAN.
-pva Nv a. I3crrral
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When the erection Of the new library aud
| readiDg-room at the British Museum was sug
gcsto1, It was stated that the library would hold
100000 volumes, and thus provide for the annual
increase for forty years at 20 600 But the an.
nual increase Is now at the rate Of b, 900 vol
umes, and although the new building will con
tain more than it was originally estimated to
hold, it viii at this rate be full in about twenty
five years. In the event of the removal of the
natural history collections 10 Kensingtou, it is
proposed TO appropriate further space for books.
SO as TO provide tor about 100000 more; but the
larger portion Of the room that will be gained is
required foy the department Of antiquities
The election in the borough Of Preston for a
member Of Parliament took place on the 81 inst
Tie candidates were Mr.. George Nelly Iiberal
Whig) and Sir Thomas G, Hesketh Bart, (Tory
or Conservative. Mr.. Nelly received the sup
port of the temperance association of the b0r-
augh Ihoc was great excitement throughout
the day, and each party seemed confident of sue
cess The following WAS the final declaration OF
hr poll.
Irs.cti ----------- -..--.--.----I. .l2-
Nelly ,Ul4
Majority y------------- --.---.----- 5L3
The expenses Of the successful candidate are
estimated at EI2O00
Tn munjcl psi auth lrites of the city of Paris
nave under consideration plans for the establish
ucut OF SIX great schools in the suburban com
nures recently annexed Each of these estab-
ii,hments is to comprise = boys school, q girls
school. and an asylum for children The ex-
prnse Of such an establishment. which will be
sufficiently capacious 70 receive from five hun
dred to six hundred pupils, will be from 200 ,OOOf
TO 30O,000f i has been decided, moreover, 10
establish four superior schools in the newly an
neZed quarters
The Emperor has published decree regulating
the number of cOnscripts which each depart
ment Of Francois to supply to complete the num-
Der Of 100000 called on 10 serve this year
The number of young soldiers left with their
families this year will be 2000 out of 100000
The sum fixed by the government for exempting
coEscupts from serving in the army must be
paid before midnight on the 10th Of June next
Independent of the English colouIsts, who are
shout to cultivate cotton in Algeria, NJ de Bray,
a Protestant clergyman, has selected eighty-ive
families from the agricultural population OF
HanteS Alpes and in Piedmont to establish them
on a tract of land in Algeria, of which he has
obtained q grant The land embraces 25OO
acres. Some OF the colonists had already arrived
and expressed themselves delighted with the fer
tiiity of the soil
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FOR SALE E!

4 BOUT eigh cen acres OF beat fol WOJDL AND
u three and naf miles from M-mpEi, rU- p
geon R0Ost Plsnkrosd. Confederate money viii b
taken for payment - p DEE DRIrK
Refer to J. Il. Speed, OF Speed D0lobo s. sltUFe
In
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NUNDREES.

NOR sale THIS jSatrrds-) } MORNING. ~ Caycr =
II Sons auction mar
- b0ls ana half bbis White Fish,
- his. I'd and I'd Mails,
- lbs Gfoveg.
10 doZ Hpast Powder.
. groSg Spring Clothes rims,
, boxes Soda Crarkc.5,
bbis. Melassrs,
. Bacon Naetg
20 Empty WHISKY EaTo.s
2OOO and 10 sound Sat Sacks.
20 lars 'Shaks % Pre-. erves.
10 par Fine Caifskin BoofE-
mv3 WT RRFII. HUSTON a. 70
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PCEIC ACTs We are in receipt of q copy Of
The public and resolutions OF the State passed al the
recent session Of Legislature during ts stings in
Nashville and Memphis Tic work bears the imprint Of
the publc printers but issued from the press Of Mcssrs
Saunders, CIars 6 Norton. j. Madison street After
supplying tine State officers limited number viii be left
to supply the demand Of members Of tc bar uP0n early
application to Messrs. Saunders CLARK q Norton Price
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SUlCDE-John Nouisey was found on
Monday hanging dead in the cellar OF Nj Mcbride, on
Main street, the No 6 engine house. An inquest
was held over the body by Esq Richards when verdict
returned that lie to his death by hanging him
self He was formerly keeping drinking saloon some
where in Mississippi and had been short time in this
city, where he saving wood and he had been sui
ferng from sickness The motives that led the fatal
aa. are not known. probabIy- poverty and sietness
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\ SECOND Bull Run The correspondent
Of the Philadelphia Inquirer, writing LOm Pitts
burg Landing after the battle of shiloh, thus
describes the stampede of the Lincoln troops
While on my way To the landing, I was rs-
minded Of the incidents that occurred 70 Boil
Run, and the description of the retreat OF go
many civilians as wc IS soldiers ir.r ina. place
and thought that l should never see a dispo-
sitiOn on the part of any of our western troops
totollow so poor an example OF heroism / win
not dwell upon this point Duf OF the five thou-
sand towards who lined the hilI side at Pittsbury
Landing on the 9Th and 7tb Of April, while the
scale was trembling between liberty and slavery.
viii agree with Gen Nelson, that . couple Of
howi;zers should have been brought to beaTupou
them, and ten minutes given IN which they
might retire beyond the hill and take place in
the ranks.
1t was difficult to refrain from using harsh
language when strong and healthy young men
were seen to scramble into ambulances, actually
pulling one another OF, in order to get away
from danger
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FOR RENT,

4 NEAT COTTAGE HOUSE too rooms g.
n and ell, kitchen sg1 nufhsus- g1 q els rH.Isi
tern and well. seven res Er'ut- - Iaich iittt
garden raspberry and tf-srH r.E patches -sesA~~S
For further parric aIsr- r .. I it- HI1Hewp 20
so Monroe street OF 20 H. D. E Esar.rt nH- ue troE
town on Poplar street al ItI- rl-r- DOES r"rlE Of
the Far Grounds p JONI. tI- Lsafh r-Ttu Asylum
Wv65s
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GREAT AUCTION S1LE-A great auction sale,
at j. ID Morton 8 Co.'S Eclipse wharf boat viii take
place this morning at 10 o'clock precisely by j. " Gil
bert s. Co, tie welkuown aucdoneers, Of 90 hhds
prime sugar 100 bb prime moIasses 7J kegs soda 1000
pounds saiprstus. 10000 fine cigars, with many other
articles in the grocery line This is a rare chance, and
every specializing may be expected, Gilbert will
put the goods through usual without any
The question Will be- asked By many this morning
Where are all the people gone 10 - and the answer
viii be. Gore gone 9a with Gilbert TO the Eclipse
wharf boat auction
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The WHEAT CROPS.-We are glad to hear
from a gentleman Of Quitman county, that the
wheat crops IN his neighborhood have wonder
fully improved within the last week OF ten days
He informs us that fields lately badly affected
with the rust and which farmers expected soon
to be destroyed by it, have recovered astonishing
ly. and now promise good harvest This is
very encouraging report, aud it relates to large
fields. the loss OF which would have been dcp.or
able at this time.-COiUmbHs (Ga.) Enquirer
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Sk y wish 10 -u9.oy h.. .r SIX g.. "a 5000 TURN
" ERS. Ezperr " Tx. el. rtn ss..,. .rn-. s TO Z
per ;ay ~ ACkI,N.1 a co - Fac rs,
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APPRENTItE WANTED

4 WHITE or &C. ORED BOY. 'rosa t.rI 10 nft"o
- ycars old to learn Hair Bp.,- u Aupv In
FRAN BI- .AFIENE.
40 62t- r..f
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FROM APALACHICOLA.-The steamer Jack
son, which has been employed in government
service for several weeks past, arrived here Sat
urday, and will leave today for RiccOe's Bluff
The Yankees have not yet taken actual posses
sion of Apslachicoia, though it is virtually in
their power. They come up occasionally in
small squads, but retire to their vessels in short
time columbus Sun, 2-th
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CORRECTION The Ar0iaHchs yesterday
published I-t OF contributors ~ the fund for wouHist
soldiers. Among the uaue- is thpt Of Watson. ior
two dollars it should be- TWO hundred dollars
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NsRTICE.

4 IL persons having claims against rhe HJ-ale
"A GEN STERLING PRICE. viii present fh-.1 60
payment 10 Smith & Mclean.
r B NJ MENTANY
Al Smith Mclean -
rrv3 w. A!aEuhIg. T-ru.
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EY7 Gov Brown, of Georgia, suggests in q
proclamation that those columbiads of destruc-
ton to army, the copper stills of the distille-
ries be cast into batteries to destroy the enemy.
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NEGRO SHOT.-At : o'clock last night por-
ton Of the guard duty in the cry pursued person
capped prisoner not could not learn-on jefferson
street between Main and Front Of the guard fired
the running man. but the bullet missed It's aim and
struck the foot Of negro standing Titus grocery
store The woan5 Is not serious This firing in the
streets dangerous Thing for the citizens and if every
man who now carries weapon is to be allowed to use
it in crowded streets it viii lead 10 painful results
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LOCAL MATTERS.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. MAY :, 1867

RECOHDER's CoURT.-The Recorder had a
large docket yesterday There thirty cases
eight of thr parties were women.
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u The Texas papers say that salt is selling
at Gregory's Lake at . TO 30 cents per bushel
aud plenty on hand
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SOD REWARn.

FFNHE above reward will be pai1 for h- d-iy ry o.
L THREE HUNDREb AND FIFTY DOLLARS
in Confederate notes thirteen twenty dollar bills and
nine ten collar bills supposed 90 have been lost nee.
the WOrShsm House Main street
Ct BROtNS ala k .mfL
yuy6-9i= Ir.r-.rn rssr r-r. mods
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AuuNUSA AHLE-Catherue McElgoy was fined
sA dollars Ly the Recorder yesterday Tor being found
locked mp lu 81 room vyi-l negro
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Y One of General Bragg's Pensacola regi-
ments, it is said, now in camp in kentucky, get
their water in Tennessee, and drill in Virginia
They are right in the corner.
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II The Yankee flag, captured at Slidaway
battery, Georgia, had but thirteen stars in the
union Have they concluded that a restoration
of the Union is thing impractieable
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COMMITTEE ON ACCOUNTS
The follO'ing accounts were reported iayorby upon

The accounts Of d. l. Porter City Jslor was referred
TO the Committee City Prison.
The accounts of w. A. BicSforI was referred N q.
special committee AID. Robinson and Morgan
The accounts Of j. T. Mckinney & Co. was allowed
for SIUGJD
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C0NFEDERATE NOTES.-The vigilance com
mittee OF Columbus, Georgia, has adopted the
following:
Res0lDCd, That any person trading in money,
exchange, or other property, to the injury or de-
prsciatiOn of Confederate notes, shall be held
and considered as traitors to the Confederate
States, and shall be dealt with as such by this
committee.
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"a Parties wishing to purchase very sure-
rlr St0dd=rt piano had better attend the auction sales
Of WaLaea Hyde A RogrTsou this morning IAss also
sell r.-5E-or- H-- furniture etc., See advertisement.
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COMMITTEES ON MARKETS.

The following report was presented and adopted by
the Board
Your committee beg leave to report that the tar roof
inc placsd upon the market houses by Ar Mills IN Isc
0f the tin roofing removed by him under an order Of M
BOARD has proved complete failure aud that he h. r
1ursd put the same in good order, and upon failure
to do So that the City Attorney be instructed to tae for
feiturs upon his bond.
CONCLUDED TOMORROW
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DEATH ORA WOUNDED SOLDIER We stated
not long sg5 that Mr. Benjamin c. vcksrs. for some
time resident this city, had returned from Shiloh
mortay wounded, and that after his arrival be was
married 10 Miss Houston the accomplished s0ngsrsss
10 whom De had been engaged. We havs the melan
choly duty disehaFge Of announcing that be died
he house OF LE Mansfield druggist where every csrs
was kindly lagishsd upon HIM on Sunday last He
was n th. 2j-h year Of his age. H amah'e bride ar
tended him mp 90 the iasJ moment with unrsmitunE
affection aud sympathy. he belonged To the 4th Ten
uessse regiment, Shelby Grey5 Capt Francis We have
los. worthy alI es,maJe ,i,zgn ami the CouisjsTaoy
a brave AID devoted soldier
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STEALING SWEETS Catherine Nugeur, Pat.
GaIsgau, pdt Farrell, "A Barrett Ann Hough and "A.
Lowery. an grown men and women, were fined six
dollars each BY the Recorder for stealing sugar and
molasscs rom the bluff
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- TIE Lessls Caycs Il Son sell large
quantity OF choice ccar- carbonate OF soda. sugar
and o. variety of article Thos. in need Of such ar
cles should attend The sale this morning at 10 o'clock
at the arcade
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Inc IoIoWnE aoc00lf5 WlTe TapoTfed favora6Iv u000

me following accounts were reported favoraby upon
and allowed
J. c. Hoist, Roll Fire Department --...... S355 90
M1n- kehoe, -----.-------- 5000
T. OBTyeu, - 4a00
T. O'Bryen. ..... 0Ol
Upon the account Of S. II. Costen $50 was allowed
the balance OF the account 10 be placed BIS credit
when the work done approved by the City Engineer
The following resolution, offered by The committee
adopted by the Board
ResOlred That the street commissioner be sud BE- il
hereby instructed 10 take charge Of the horses or
mules now used at company NO e. and the same
az other horses or mules in his possession and
that T. ORriru De and he hereby authorized 20 deliver
said mules and harness. used on them, TO said street
com rarT4iza
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.
OFFICE.gE PEOcBBDTrG $.

At regular meeting of the Board Of Mayor
and Aldermen, held yesterday May O. 1862 Present.
Hon John Park Mayor: Chairman Merrill. Aldermen
iigho Drew. Morgan, Cochran, Am5s Ayrts, Kirby.
tFreenlaT- Farmer. Robinson, PatrCs EUlutius, Hui
bert and EOrtrpcht.
a quorum being announced the chairman took his seat
and called The Board 20 order vieu the roll Of Aldermen
and City officers called aud the minutes of the three
preceding meetings read and approved.
OFFICERS REPORTS.
The following officers reports for the past month
presented and ordered filed
CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
To The Honorable Board Of Mayor and Aldermen
GENTLE1IEN- Ny collections for the month
Of April from all sources $50
Respectfully
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May l. By Mayors Warrants
pafd il April --.-.- 3 IS I.f3 OI
By Mayors Warrants.
piii previously, and
trst Of July. 2}j Jas 2l-5JGI. .7.]7. 81
Balance hand -------. s.. .2JIUI
HENRY T. PUGH, Treasurer.
Hemrh May l. l3u2
Reports received from H. p. S. DIN Station
Hous- Keeper and W. o. Lolaud Controller IRE
ceivrd and ordered filed
rcqusiou from s. VI. Thomas. Street Commissioner
for two kegs Of spikes and 30J feet of lumber TAI
lowed
rrquisitou from the City Recorder for one rea Of
paper, one bottle of ink and box pen was presented
lAlOwed
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.osrosp. -, A. . Cear, 81 f'ota,. held AZ Va
r..~i,h,a ssd 10, the Coo.', Of os,.'d'o"'h'
third T,~s.ss Of Match AID: lsG
ID ODOLPHus foUNU. administrator o"
IL the ,.,s,s Of LYDIA ". Yor"s late Of No'.
"a, In .sit .ooaiy, d,seased, having prevented
his 6ss ssa h.si scrouu Of a.la,n,strai,oa III 'hs
estate % said decreased bf sllo~snesi
Ordered. That the ssid .adm'' give notice "a
al per'oas interested ty causing u copy 81 this
o'dy' 10 he pobi.hed three weeks suece.'ive',
IN the OsE,rd Dea,octst p,i.t-d at Psr'. The,
they ma, appear Al Probate Coc', 10 10 held
at ta,i.. IN ssij Csuaiy, os,he ihitd Ts"-d'y o
Nav next. al ies o'ch.ck IN the s".oo"' s"'
.he~ cs..e. if an, the, have. oh, the 's"s
.hosld not he allssei.
a tue copy-siie,ti