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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

New YohK, Not. 4 - severe mob nght occurred yes
tsrday afternoon at ths FALL In ths 18th
vsrd. 10 consequence 0f the arrest o. Eewdy nhe 40
saultsd psaceAbls eitsen. ssvsIai Poiicsnsn were
injufeA bus thsy finally spcsedsd ~ anellins e rp'
and aTresting many of the bGiipgeaders.s ~ lffl
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

= BosToH, Nov. 4.-Gov. andrew has decided to call q
special session Of the Legislature, To meet on Wednes
day next to consider the matter Of Offering additional
bounties to volunteers.
Maj Gen. B. II. Butler left Lowell to day to assume
command OF the 18th army corps and the Department
Of Virginia and North Carolina to which he has been
recently appointed,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

CoUET OF COMMON PLKAs-THE JURIEs-Tbe
Court Of Common Pleas for this county, Judge
Bates, commenced it's present or November
term on Monday, the % inst. The following
are he names of the grand and petit Jurors
for this term:
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

A woLT was recently killed near Defiance,
Defiance county. The event created no little
excitement In that region. The appearance Of
his wolfship gave rise to much speculation as
10 where he came from, and how he came there
At all,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
new YORK STOCK markes-Nov. 4

Stocks quiet and lower. Chicago Book Island Ito;
Pittsburg, Fort Wayne 4 Chicago, 66x; Chicago &
Northwestern 90; Galena & Chicago Ill; Illinois
Central scrip l2iK; Michigan Southern seX Hudson
I33k; Harlem I04k; Reading, l27; Michigsn Oentnl
l27; Cleveland fittsburg Y: Ere, l08 New York
Central I37K; Cumberland preferred, 36k; Missouri
az 81; d, 8. ga l ysar certincatea 0ok.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

sT. LOUIE Nov. IA dispatch from Springfield, IL
linos gives the following results Of county elections In
that State yesterday: Springfield, 1873 Union majority;
Decatur 29l Jacksonville 400; Bloomington 569 Quin'
cy 9l Democratic majortyi Joliet ISL These mhjoh'
ties show large Union gains which will doubtless e OBJ
tanned throughout the entire State.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.--The q. 3. Treasurer, Gen
Spinner received orders TO day to redeem, whenever
presented with interest to date, all gold bearing cer
Gates OF indebtedness falling due between the present
date and the Sd Of March, The amount Of interest
these certificates is over a ,000,000
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

CAIRO. Nov. +--0faoial reports tta'e That sII hun
j ei rol ei cavalry made a raid on Lsyaed, Ky ot
Monaay, and robbed all tLe stJIss up the Iaros
and destroyed the rolling stock Il II also reported
that number Of people we're taken prisoners, among
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

NEW York, Nov. S.-Latest returns from the city
Indicate the election Of Bosworth (Unon) over Nc
yots isi pOswortb 81 ass Mcounn sOssA hvs district
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

WARRINGTON, Nov. 4.-The President has recognized
N. e. Rodsgues as Consul Of the Mexican Repsblic a.
Ban Francaco thus giving another Official acknowledge
ment Of the JuareE Government, without regard to
French Intervention.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
State and Local News.

IL military despotism should be established,
We suppose the nation will have drum-head,
which the people will find hard to beat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

BOSTON, Nov.4.-Returns from twenty towns give An-
drews 80 $40 majority. Twelve Democrats elected
to the Legislature. The Senate and all State oicer.
are Republican.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
A M BOS HALL,

THIS beautiful Hall has cen thoroughly renovated,
l. and q hne Chlckering Grand Piano attached. and
10 offered for rent for 0oncerts Lectures Ing
Parties, etc., etc. on the most reasonable terms
For further PARTICULARS apply to A, B. Stevenson, 81
Llndeman 4 Co.'S, under the Hall, or at Woods
Music Store, No. 81 High street.
oct25-d3t -.u
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

FIVE OLD Bouiios xaD MoNossAHrL. WIS.
Krs.-Just received large consignment Of
fine old Monongahela and Bourbon Whiskys,
also an kinda Of Wines and Liquors, al whole
sale and retail, the trade supplied on liberal
terms by ~ u BfEkEAE
LACELLE ROSS & CO.,
A. No. 224 South High street.
sept S-lmd&N-s Y Rim -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

buffalo, Nov. 4-Rargo (Dem.) is elected Mt.yor BY
less than 800 msJorty Large Union gain in city and
county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

NEWARK, N. j., Nov. 4.-The Democrats have carried
the State by majority less than OF the last cleo
Legisl ature about the same.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

Nav YORK, Nov. &-Noon. .--TWenty.eIght counties
Ia i BROOKLYN % % Wooa'; WnOnj ms,ority ma % Is 1855.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

J BAmYvsss Ncy. l..-Cniy ebput ten thbunnd vots
sSusrsa. : yRsvRoIe EWisfiisfsi HsIssisd; WV '"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

THsaE will be Grand Social Ball OF Ambos
Hall on Thursday evening, Nov, 9th, 1863.
The hall will be decorated for the occasion
Good music In attendance.
M. LAHEY,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

BALTIMORE, Nov, 4,-The election is Progressing
quietly. There will be light vote.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
wHoLEsALH MARKET.
WEEKLY nEvuw.

wuKLy RkviEw.
RLouR-sales ct e5 90D6 10 toI red, and % 75D7 90
for whitei market unsettled.
WuLT-Red, at 81 05i White 81 10.
OoRH-Sales ct 5h95So
0kTs--sales N $4,000. - JtuI-
RyR-smail sales at 1880 MH
HAY-sales at els 000b24 90. .t I-l -
PoTAToEs-salea st e5cdDol co. ~
BEAns-sales at % 2502 so.
sALT-rules at % 00D3 IS per bbi
RsH-white rules at sIa 000B2 sOper bbI.
DARLKY-selling at 81 O00l 10.
BROOM 0oRN-1ells at el50lDl7S per ton.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

The civil docke. for this term of the Court
is quite large, embracing over hundred new
csses. The cduinal d,ckstis unusually large.
Moe persons, we understand, have been sub
posnsed for this term as Witnesses In criminal
cases than for any previous term 10 Ave years
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

sisrsa q ~ A. sgsro ss-ls s6s . eiitssl +
1E,1 sa-sEss sss t'eal,s t'hiad asiAets
sFh~E ~ .lsA
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
| lEnquirer.
New York money marke,-Nov. 4

Money decidedly rmer and active per cent on call.
Sterling Exchange quiet ct l60k016l.
Gold quiet and without material change opening at
20, advancing to i6k, and oiosing qulet ct OK.
Government stocks quiet and without decided change
q. s. SIS 'sl coupons look; 1905 l07k.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
| MOTHERS [!
MOTHERS
MOTHERS!

noN,T fail to procure MRS. wlNsL0w's S0oTH
~ me- SYRUP for CHILDREN TAHTHINa.
This valuable preparation 10 the prescription OF one
Of the best female physicians and nuscs In the United
states. and has been used for thirty years with never
falling safety ana success by millions of mothers and
children from tho feeble infant Of one week old to the
adult. fee 81 s.tl...
1t not only relieves the child from PAIN bu, invigor
stss tho stomach and bowels corfects acid and sivs
tone and energy 10 the whole system. II viii almos
instantly ralieve
GRuMs IN rHx BOWLS, AND WIND ooLc. er
We believe II the Best and gurest Remedy In thu
world, In all cases Of DYsENTlRY and DIARRH0l
IN cHIpDREN, whsther q arsss from Teething o.
| fssmsny other cause. 4
Fun directions for using will accompany each bottle
None Genuine unless tho fsc simils Of ouRrze
PERKINS, New York, ID on tho outside wrapper.
Sold by all Medicine Dealers. gygs
0n Principal once, % Deg street. NEW YORK. 81
I a4s PRl0 oNx N gnFB m Hsr1Sa, ) g
\ nayaees .eRdNNia olsrss,s AZ w 'zI,s ~
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05
UNITED STATES HOTEL,
- Beach Street, Boston.

w5rS r, =. ,pepot.)fgfCy9 NJ
THE UNnEHsEGNRD,. WHO Has
Il been ccnnsotsd With the AmeficAn House, 10 this
iy for over nine years has leased this vellnown and
10 his Gsads and NE psblfo 10 uss his sfsoet evfs
to susain tho reputaton Of the UNIFIED STATES no.
TEL asa fr8-o6ss hosss. Ths publIo may rely upon
ndings q this hou.ss al the appliances and eomfors
Pdss, . ssisisieis, rvs poIIAu per az.
" ...g.ooW shAHk u PRATT.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

sqtust s,s > sfu 10 .v'ytrsil or-Er,vgo
Jf'Silsl 'eps t,'a tr's p.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

tl5s5 F9Inl8 H''tlE 'II7alIN Va IlINN VllV oO3N1
% ss7f iau vi idlA siafise 50 tsa ga llsO si356
low a. Il 10 ~ ~ sesI se.y $3.50 pl ~ ,sssisog
rsszsm .yYeY seEI ,elasfs Hui.Ga3 OF VI rlGC
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1863-11-05

NIAEsW1Na ~ itH
i1's,s as,n aiEss i2f
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11

to sttenN the fauera from the Twenty ~
Church (Iwenty tourth street, between Eighth and Nir,h
ay naegl on Thu siay. tina 18th inst at O'Clock D. M
without fn@her In vitation. Hs remains will be taken 10
Cypress His for iutevraen. ~ "
MORGAN-KuIot by cannon ball, in the bsge Of Muir.
freesboro Tenn, on "Wednesday Dec. al is6a vsh,ls
ossy.iy ehatg.rg 'g2n tbs sssny John A. Morgan sosof
Company G, l5th H,yiment, Indiana Vounte.rs
REED-On Tuesday ISeb 10, Earah Curtis ips.p, a,b,
OF Edg,r and Sarah a. Reed. go
The reasxas iiensi9 Of the y are y,,cs
to attend her fuuerl ic the Tedencs OF be, naren, ia
p BreyCoI place, ahursosy the 18th inst At IL ocock
O.
s,fALE - On Monday. Feb. 9, 1863, Roaslie Henrietta
keeling szed d years laughter OF Henry Le ais and Eliza
Smae Of London England snd sister Of Mr. T. w. Ken.
pard
WETMORE - liz Brooklyn ~ Monday eyeang Feb. O.
Sarah Ann wife Of Josiah 4. Wetigore.
Tie relatives and sads of the lsciy Invited
to attend the fansrsl her ls; resethce No bl soe.
meThoTn street, "Wednesday tie liza ins. at O'clock
p. Il.
" HEEfER-Ater few days Hfness NJ SCARLET feyrrs
Fanny the only child d William sUi Eha Wheeler, aged
IL months and 10 days.
The friends and relative. q tho family also the ebers Of
No Surrender Lodge No. ~ A. p. A. and Pyramid Lodge
No. 4so r. and A. NJ repeatedly invited to attend sho
funeral nom No. BIZ Eat Twenty third street. .it
Notice the tims OF innersi in to-norrows paper
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From the Army OF the Potomac.
andenee Of The n. Y. Tribune.

Coffes pond ence OF Inc n. l. IfDIIno
HEADQUARTERS GRAND RgsrRvE DIvruoS.l
STAFFORD COURT. HOUSE, Va. Feb. Q, 1903
have been to much pains TO obtain the following
which as yet has not appeared in any of the papers
On Friday morning last, a; about o'clock, the
picket post, consisting of i6 men in command Of
Lieut. English of the I7th Pennsylvania Cavalry,
at Wiggenton's Mills, (some four miles from Stafford
Court House,, was attacked by "a force Of about 81
Rebels 90 of whom were mounted and - on foot.
They killed two of our men, wounded Lieut.. En-.
glish, took 10 prisoners, and captured 10 Of our
horses. Lieut.. EDgish ard four men made their es-
cape under the cover of the darkness. The follow
ing is the list of killed and captured:
KuLKD-Corp. Mills Kane; Private Leonard Miller.
PRsoSHRs-Sergt. Il. $. Rameyi CoIpoials Samuel Girls
H. r. Eeyin Godfrey Miller ATtoUI n. White and Joseph
Potts; all Of the I7th Pennsy lVGuia Cavalry.
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,ycrpr.-We ask attention to the following

=
extract Of circular ifsued By Committee oil Arrangement
OF concert 10 be given on IAN Instant OF the Academy
Of Music. promenade concert by the band OF the 't
Regiment which the pre- eminent DOdworths: The Oh
ect which th. been undertaken Is to raise
fluid In old Of to The late Col 'osburgh 10
whose able administrative talents this regiment wss so
largely indebted for its early reputation and wh' during bis
connection with the regiment never wearied In his
exertions in It's behalf Col. NosbuEsh, as Is well
Known. In command OF tho regiment on Its hT'9
departure for Warrington, in 1861, and died at the
Navy IN tia. city during tho Summer Of that yeas
Tho Trustees OF Greenwood Cemetery have given TO tho
Regiment valuable plot in their grounds condition that
tho Regiment suitable monument and 1t Is In further
ance Of that object make this appeal Dod~orh''
full band viii perform tho occasion. aud tho Committee
win that creons wanted. on their part to MAKE
the entertainment aside from the obec. for which gwen
every way worthy your patronage Tickets 30 cent? ssca
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IMPORTANT FRO7E GEORGIA.
Reported Eight among the Rebels.

We copied some days since Il proclamation issued
BY Rebel officer calling upon certain insurgents on
the borders of Georgia ard North Carolina 10 return
TO their allegiance to the South suffer the conse-
ouences of their conduct. A Murfreesboro CORE.
epondent of The Cincinnati Gazette learns from
The atlanta Confederdcy, of the Sd, that:
The oisaffected inhabitants refused TO obey the
Colonels proclamation and be proceeded against
them with an armed fogce. The result is stated IN
the following letters by correspondent ef TIE
Atlont0 COJedeT0cy:
HKADouAHrEns DAuIoxEoA, Ca. Jan. 3c-p M
To the Editors Of The Confsderdcy;
am happy TO say that the expedition TO North.
East Georgia ia q suceesS. Tie Colonel command.
ing brings TO this duty, well as all other, dlscre-
tion aud great activity. DE is thoroughly supported
by his command and tie citizens generally.
The Safety Committee Of this village is entitled
to great credit for their vigilance and perseverance,
in ferreting out ana arTestog many OF the dsorsan-
ixers. The safety OF Dahougia Is due 10 the cOnr-
age ard determination OF irs citizens.
A large number OF insurgents having started
from the mountains TO it, from motives oi revenge,
and with the hope Of Iescuing their friends III jail,
but finding the place strongly garrlsoned they be-
came small by degrees, until II arrived within one
mile of the town, re.reated in disorder to the
mountains
About one hundred deserters have come in and
been forwarded TO their re- menis, and many are
EestinS 'eaoy w ~ q. S"Nt Va "iS'N'Vu Wv
throats went to Atlanta in irons Tuesday, and d
similar crowd will leave in day two.
A detail from the infantry battalion, mounted,
under command of Capt. jenkins, If just in, with
nine prisoners-some OF whom were taken with
guns in hand; and their scouting parties, both in
fantry and cavalry, are still out. Colonel Lee has
assured the loyal people here that he will scour the
whole country and srrts. every disloyal man in a
few days.
This beautiful mountain country will resume its
accustomed tranquility. AGvices from some ref
ugees who have heard Of these troubles aud had to
leave, state that tie above does not contain the
whole, and that other disturb ances have broken out
Of most alarming nature.
In later dispatch, the correspondent says:
"A fight has occurred between the Re0el forces
and the malcontents in Georgia, VITA considerable
loss on both Sides Tie Rebels say they defeated
the insurgents aud captured al their stores and
guns. The affair occurred near Dahlonega."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-02-11

SAN FEAscisCO. Monday, Feb g. 1861.
In the California Legislature Tonight Mr.. Comes
was elected on the first ballot The following il the
vote:
Connes. Brown."............G
oerSesnt.s..-s....s..sS .s.s............1
Mr. CONFESS was then unanimously elected as
United States Senator from California.
SAN FRANCISCO, Tuesday. Feb. 10, 1859.
John CONFESS has been finally elected Senator
receiving 81 out Of ia votes. He was formerly
Douglas Democrat, and latterly member Of the
Union party.
An unrelenting feud between the friends Of Con.
gresham Phelps and Mr.. Sergeant prevented the
election of Senator Of Republican antecedents, in
accordance with the political bias Of large majority
OF the Legislature.
Money easy. Atlantic Currency Exchange As
discount; Gold sac premium; Sterling H0H4;
Legal tenders 64065.
The general market 10 slightly better. There is
40 increased demand for Candles, Coffee, Batter and
Sugar.
The ship Golden Fleece has been chartered for
load Of wheat for Liverpool.
A fire In Virginia City, Wsshoe, today destroyed
property valued at $50 900.
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chg buldnQs, when the agent ard man, large s,zeu
9TH black hair. came out OF the house ana asker
them what WAS wanting SIMON repieu W pIui .nae
he was his prisoner. AZ the same instant tne in1aus
rushed into the house. when one o. lne
was shot dead and Shawnee wounded. IEere
80 Con, r.b,te men at the agency. when the In
a., ~ !, ,be;r comrades killed and Wounded, lhey
In tba three men in tho house. and the agent,
whom simon bad hold Of at the door.
Tba Indians then took possession OF the properly
and naDers belonging to the Agency ana burned the
hn,ldng.. On the next morning, they found the
.Nan ~ the Indians who had escaped from the
anr,v and followed IL several miles 10 grove OF
t;,nber. and found, as they supposed, about lou
In5;ans A part Of whom were women and children,
-rbom they attacked, and report that they killed
about 100, the balance making their escape.
The Delawares and Saaynees then turned home
wards with their booty, which consisted of about
100 ponies, 81 200 in Confederate money, tie paper
correspondence, and which Is wrapped in a Rebel
Gag taken at the Agency. Among tie papers taken
[ would respectfully call your attention TO the
treaties in manuscript entered into between Albert
Pike, Con missioner the part Of the Confederate
States and the different tribes of Southern Indians rs
also the commission Of Matthew Laper, Indian,
from James Buchanan, President OF the United
States dated Feb. l. 1861. These Indians, few III
number, marching upon point more than ooV i,e'
distant, furnishing their own transportation Iolas
and provisions, without cost TO the Goveri'ne:p',
aud hardihood. ,.,,
To the H0n. WV. +. DoLE Commissioner in0 '''
REPUBLICAN CAUCUS.
The Republican Senators held caucus tnis morn,
enc at which a Committee, consisting oil Senators
Fes,enden, Trumbull, Wilson, colamer' and
Grimes was appointed to determine the order OF
business and hours Of adjournment and to secure the
attendance Of members Of the majority during tAe
rest of the session. The Caucus adjourned TILL
o'clock this evening The night session is expected
10 determine action of the very highest interest.
THE DUTY ON PAPER.
The newspaper publishers in Convention to-day
determined 10 seek An audience of the Ways and
Means Committee tomorrow, and 10 urge re; cal
of tie duty on paper Failing in Ills, they viii ask
for suspension Of the duty for one year, to enable
manufacturers to perfect and get in operation ma
chinery to make paper out of corn'stalAs, sorghum
and wood.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
DEED,

lOtrONOn Saturday. Feb T. IN the 2ll year Of his age
John ~. .ou Of Lewis a. bOu'on.
us rem interrod Ia CGeenw God Cemetery -
lOfIakNAt hi residence Tuesday, Feb. 10 lsoJ oil
disfaso oil the heart. David Coleman, aged "a yeara
The frlorl Gnl relatives invited 10 attend his Mnsal
fol his ste residence No. - Charlton s;ceel Oh Thurs
dsy, Feb ~. 1873 at p ni., without further notice ,
DDhCUGHUE-in this city, Trrsaav, FEB. 10 MHry
Elizabeth. wife OF Thona. DO1oughe, egtd ID year,
: month"; snd ~ a9ys ,
The relative. ant ssds Of the family invited 20 Attend
the fuueel Thursday tho 2' inst OF O'CLOCK u ora
her hte residence NO. iU Second avenue. 81,
DUGIisS--On Monday. Feb . 1907 William zones ton OF
Hosea snd Mary Dur,s aged 25 years and ~ months.
The friends the family invited to attend us On
"Wednesday. nth ins OF O'Clock from NE a'e sa'heo'
10. ~ Fast Broadway, without farther notice - n.
LANG ASrtR-ln Brooklyn, ofcirhthefis on 'hu'y foo'
o. Cyrus Lancaster. aged co yssrs md months,
Funeral froin his late residence BEDFORD RVohuss on "
day llth inst II =. The relatives tHa iehu VI 'H'
family respectfully invited III.
no 2Jl West Thlnyhrt street, John " hes,os"" 'sea
! wears, months and - days . ,e,, =, -,
ILs relatives aud fisnds Of tho is srs sspeo'uns Vsu
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ORGANIZATION OF THE EXECUTIVE CoMaITTEE
on TIM REPUBLICAN CEHrnAL CoHATrEE.-On mondiy
evening the Executive Committee OF tho Republican CcntT
Committee orgs4ed by the election OF Amor j. Williamson
Of tho Nineteenth Ward. ChAirnen Hugh Gardiner Six
.en, ward NceCiairnan Albert ~. Palmer seventsen h
Ward and John j. Shaw Eighth Ward. Secretaries and the
following finance Committees Wm. II. Stewart, Twenlieth
Wad Chairman; James Kelly, Eghteenth Wafd. Chsile'
Spencer Sixteenth WsId, Josoph u. Taylor. fhsh Ward
owen ~ Brennan, Sixth WsIdi Thoma, Murphy, Twenty
Grst Ward: snd William Allen second Ward.
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Bo.np OF srrrnyIsons.-Al the REGULAR meeiiOg

BOARD OF EUPEHVIsORs.-AI Inc TeLuIhr MeeIIDl
Of this Board ysstcrdy aieroon, President LATHE In NE
chair tnee veIo from the Mayor vote ikrn ~
and the measures which hey respectively referred p eh
Notwithstanding his objections They were upon resolution.
70 increase te uaary Dbtrict Attorney t. ,D thA
o. h two asoclies 70 0 and to gvo him additional
clerk ~ assAy Of = 100; 10 pay hatch OF Harlem bhuse
bills aud psy 100 for the correction OF the niiill lo
County CeTk striking thersfoin tho n,"
OF persons who bed their exemption or who attendh h'
annual paade required by law The COMMITTEE. Oh IN 1t
HTraid i4 pr hdseftiing the annual report OF MI 1ous
clerk 10 the Board.
the publication Of tho sodnGS OF tho boad IN 1r same
new paptrs that we50 autho to pGDh them lst Jtaf
inquiry. Mr. Pufdy was told tHefe were
hrer Democratic plptIs aud Obo hepubhcs9
Mr.. Purdy-NhicI 4. tue Republican paperi
Mr. Blunt-inL IIuBrAK. m
M Purdy (in ssoiioquzinf tonc)-TnE iBAK-EepnD
licnuRs pgbc4nwAJ, thought It was Iadcai-a hi'Hd d
tic cOloTsd people.
Aef some nriLe remark the motion was tab ed io con
de.tion OF the meeting Tassday no4 ~ "hieh '!he III
BoAla adjourned
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PRIsoSERs FROs THE BLocKADx.-Thc officers Of
the Hus,res Rebel burned Willie s'leugnsto run
the blockade. aad brought hero the Unad States sn''
Po CfeAan, were all taken Ia charge Je':,sdy By Dpu'J
Marshall Buckley Hua and Bosbeek sad conveyed 10 the
House Of Detention in this ly. where they Will remain Until
reoriy from the aaore. Ia Wahir toa.
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