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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

OK BEAUTIFUL LOTS, ON THE NORTH
~ eide Of Cary between Madison and Bvidere streets and IL
Lots In sydneyin OF residence Of Capt Chs Norris for
sale OF auction.
Win be sold at auction the premises WEDNESDAY the
29h Ap 1885, O'clock p NJ six beautiful Lots located
above each fronting 50 feet the north side Of Cary street,
running back 1853 feet 10 u vide alley.
which, Will be sold ~ valuable Lots The residence
Capt chs Morris and short distance ~ Mr. John O.
Skaters resdenceach having front Of about 80 fe and an
average depth Of about 40 feet.
The particular attention Of the public called TO the sale OF The
foregoing Lts Improbable this Is the last chance
time come in that improving reighbohood.
credit, the option of the purc The
taxes for 1868 70 be paid by the purchae-. go.
ap22 G0DDIN 4 APPEESON, Auets.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
LINWOOD HOUSE,.
TWO THOUSAND COPIES
WEST X JOHNSTON

COL VA GILHAMs Manual Tor Volunteers and MH, Of The
Confederate States. New and revised edition. with All ibe
plates beautifully Autographed.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

Upon the receipt Of the advertised price win forward
by mall posg paid any part Ccnfederacy.
This Is one Of the most valuable Military Tactics
published North South and should be In the hands evcy
omcer and private Ia the Confederate service.
Address orders 10
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29

SCOTCH SNUFF AND SMOKING T0BAC
~ o0-rhe undersigned, manufacturer Of the ceebrSsi
brad Of Smoking Tobacco (By Bows, Gracd Turkey Wa
nebago Eephan has enlarged his capacity for anutse
turing, and added to his business tie manufacture OF svpe9r
quality Scotch snuf which he prepared 10 furnish H
cuaoes the trade generally; at whoefPe prices at GS
Factory, Of Tb and Jaetson streets, Lyncheug Va
nrqe-Su g. p pERGTFOT
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1863-04-29
BY eoDDIN 4 APPERsoN. Auet..

1--WE VALUABLE LOTS, ON VIRGINIA
and Haxan Streets near the Danvilie Depot ard tie
Tide Water Ga nal, for sale AZ Auction
VIII be SOD at Auction the premises WEDNESDAY, The
goth April 1885, at 10 O'clock Lots Of Land, fronting
10 80 each nteect n Of Virginia and
rghtan with the called Haxs street. ard
slmoet immsdisif nj zs Esettd and DALVie T. r.
e
These lots are perhaps the valuable eeed the
public for numerical warehouses Each Lo. has front
the james River and Ksnashs Canal and being few feet
the Richmond and Danyile R. r. Depot end ready
muncaon Afforded free Of almost all draysge produce
upon jams River whether from the unsns the
board and the railroads running to the interior Of Tenne
e and North Carolina.
The special senon Of the public is respectfully called the
sale OF these truly valuable lots.
cash, credit at tie option OF the purchasers
G0DDIN L APPERS0N,
ap24-tds Auets
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

several days since, by Gen. Hunter for disoyal con-
versatlon, after rendering a very humble apology,
has been released and restored to bis command.
The i'll feeling which grew out of the Foster diff
Guilty has died away. and entire harmony seems to
prevail in all portions OF the Department.
The sale OF the plantations upon these islands for
taxes has again been stopped by an order from Gen.
Hunter.
While such important movements are on foot as
the capture of Charleston Savannah, IL is perhaps
better thai all business Of purely civil nature and
which would necessarily embarrass the movements
of the army. should be postponed until another day.
The land while in our possession, is certainly safe,
and can be sold at any time. II again taken from
us, il will not be of much value 10 any one. We
must frat secure beyond all danger Of recaptnre.
and then We can take our own tine to dispose OF it.
Up.
p. S. ~ o'clock, m.--Heavy firing has been
heard allthe morning in the direction Of the Ogee'
chez and Fort McAlllster. -Four Monitors, three
mortar and five gunboats were expected to attack
the fort this morning. Before night we hope to hear
that it has been captured by us or abandoned by the
Rebels The fort having been erected to protect the
Nashville it cannot be Of any further service to the
Rebels. and it is thought they will not make very
stubborn resistance. Mp.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09

the following decisions concerning the assessmen nj
and collection of taxes where the liability existed
nreyious to the Sd of March, 1863, namely
The act Of the Sd inst, amending the Excise law
&c J,lv 1862. will not relieve parties from pay
man, Of taxes previously assessed, or from liability
% assessment in all cases where such liability ex'
;s,sd at the time of the passage Of the frSt-nsmed
act
THE THIRD MILEAGE.
II s said that the Hon. Stephen Baker OF New.
York is the only member of the late House OF Rep
resentatives who positively refused to receive third
mileage. The aggregate amount paid to gentlemen
on this account 10 probably $4,000.
CONTROLLER OF THE CURRENCY.
Thomas Olcott of Albany, well known in financial
circles hes been nominated by the President as Con-
troler of the Currency, under the act providing a
national currency, secured by United States bonds
GOV. JOHNSON.
Gov, Andrew johnson Of Tennessee has arrived
here.
ARREST OF A HOTEL THIEF.
Detectives Hogan and Dugan this afternoon ar
rested one of the most adrot hotel aud river thieves
in the country named Rasche Noble, as lie was leav'
lug the city u a railroad train for the North. He
lhU IluuutTcu uedilN ho1cio "h" ""'"'SNN
considerable booty. The proofs against him are
such as will certainly secure bis conviction.
INDIAN AGENT CONFIRMED.
Tie Rev. Clinton G. Hutchinson of Kansas was
confirmed on Saturday as Agent for the Otowas
Chippewss, and Christian Indians of that State
These tribes were until recently connected with the
Sscs and Foxes, and their Agent, Mr.. Hutchinson
came 70 this city last Summer with the Ouowas, and
an important, and unique treaty was made with them
By Secretary Usher and Commissioner Dole. Under
its provisions the Ottowas, who well advanced ii
civilization, receive inaNenabe head rights Of eighty
acres of land each; aud there are TO be set apart
30, 600 acres of valuable lands TO endow manual
labor university.
| The remainder Of the lands, about 80 900 scres
will be sold to actual settlers only TO such person a'
shsll be acceptable TO the Council Of the tribe. The
Ot;awas not wealthy, but they thus give largely
to establish University, to which they propose tc
admit advanced pupils from other tribes, and to this
end they will ask tie assistance Of their generous
white brothers. This is plan of the Indians them
selves The tribe has ever been loyal, and for thi;
has suffered at the hands of the Border Ruiiars.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Additional from Ncw-OrIeuns.

The Columbia brings the following items Of news
from New Orleans and Havana, in addition to what
we published in postscript in our Saturday morn
ings edition:
Among the Havana passengers are two gentlemen
who had just landed in Cuba cargo Of Africans,
the profits OH which amounted to 100000, which
sum they brought on in gold to this port.
Up to the departure of the Columbia nothing OF
a military character OF moment had transpired.
Gen. Weitzel had strong force in the Lafourche
country, and was watching the enemy in that
quarter.
Gen. Grover was still in command ut Baton
Rouge. II was rumored that he refused to re-organ-
lie the negro regiments, and that Gen. Banks had
issued special order, commanding him to treat the
troops in question as equals, since they had been
organized by his predecessor.
Business in New. Orleans was dull. There was a
little doing in sugar and cotton, but trapsactions
wero confined principally among spectators. Con-
federate notes were selling at 10 Acc. to cotton and
sugar spectators.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Naval.
LAUNCH OF THREE STEAM GUNBOATs.

The double propeller steam gunboat Metscomet
was launched at Mr.. Stacks ship yard 10 Williams
burgh, on Saturday. Two sister ships of hers the
Chcopcc and Massasoit, were also pat ahoat during
tho week. The Mendoza, which was described in
detail in these columns, embodied Gil the charac'
teriscs of these vessels being in fact from the keel
to the gbboom built from the same specifications.
The Chicopce has arrived here from Boston to Lave
her machinery put in. It is in course Of construction
at tho Morgan Iron Works. The engines OF the
Metacomet arc going ahead rapidly st tho South
BROOKLYN Boiler Works.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Tho Missouri Lcgislature.

JEvpERsos CITY. Saturday. March T. 1862
Mr. Gilstross introduced bill III the Senate to.
day for the gradual extinction of Slavery in Mis-
souri, which was read twice aud ordered to be
printed The bill provides that all children born OF
slave mothers after the 4th of July, 1863 DO born
free; ell such children TO be apprentced to the
o. aud all children born OF such apprentices be ap.
prenticed to the master of the person to whom their
mother is apprenticed, until such mother reaches the
age of 81 this term Of apprenticeship to conform to
the general act concerning apprentices passed 1855.
The House passed an act defining ths qualifications
persons who have enrolled themselves as disloya,
or VINO have been may beseafter be, convicted by
military authority, and released on oath or bond,
unless since they have given aid and comfort to the
enemy, they shall have been in the active service
The bill providinr for a ballot system Of voting
through tue State was discussed all the afternoon
without action.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
lowing condemned chips will be disposed Of In an.
ticipation of the event small parties OF Rebels are

ticipatOn Ut the event, SNAIL parties VI hoDes aie
daily arriving from Havana; .v.,
The steamers Aida PEARL and Virginia schooners Aca'
nv GEORGE Agnes Frapca Courier, Comet LILY LavntSl
Two Sisters Hermosa, Kate Maria sloops flying fsn, oood
Luck Averger. Julia. Ellen. and silss henry =,
Since the above was penned, Col. Morgan has
ISSUED an order destined TO produce still greater
excitement than anything previously experienced
here All persons residing upon the island are gwen
until March TO obtain from the Provost arshal
certificate descriptive of their persons, and certified
upon honor by the Provost. Marshall that he person
ally knows them ~ be loyal citizens. After the
date mentioned, all persons found upon the Island
without such passes will be handed over to the Com
mandant of the Post for disposition. AS tho Fro
vosr-sIarsla personally knows the majority OF the
citizens to be disloyal you may imagine the inevta-
bic result. My opinion is that hey West Will soon
be placed almost bodily within the Rebel lines. The
Illinois will leave soon, and must close. More
anon. c. A. A:
FeJ. 2S.-Snce my letter Of yesterday, announcing
the probable expulsion OF q number Of Rebel symps-
thizers from this island Col. Good, OF the 47th
Pennsylvania, arrived here with six companies OF
bis regiment, and Immediately proceeded 10 counter
mand the orders Of which gave you synopsis.
Col Morgan is thereby relievedas post-commandant,
"a Col. Good ia his senior. decided change OF
policy will doubtless DO speedily icaugurated The
Rebels OF Key West were not dissatisfied with the
former administration Of Col. Good, from which he
WAS but recently displaced. am informed that the
Goth New.York will remain here, aud that Fort
Taylor will be still more strongly garisoned.
&. A. A.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
The Detroir Riot Renewed.

DETROIT, Mach ., I0bJ
The riot broke out afresh this morning on small
scale, but was put down by the soldiers without any
body being hurt.
Several shots were fred on both sides.
The authorities were vigant in causing the ar.
rest of suspected parties aud large number are now
in jail
The Mayor has issued proclamation, closing the
saloons for two days, and warning the citizens
agniprt making any demonstrations.
Two more negroes died to-day from injuries re-
ceived but tho number of deaths will not he as great
as at first teegraphed.
Thirty.five buildings were destroyed. COntribu.
tions are being raised TO relieve the sufferers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
FROM SOUTH CAROLINA.

The Adams Express steamer Fah-Kee, Capt j. b.
Hildretb, from Port Royal, s. c., and Beaufort, n.
c., arrived at :hs port last night. She brings mer.
chandse and passengers to the Adams Express
Company.
We are indebted to Purser Wandsll for favors.
Just before leaving Port Royal, on the morning Of
the Sd, very heavy firing was heard in the direction
of Savannah which was supposed to be an attack
by the Union fcrces on Fort McAllister. II was
also reported that the Rebel steamer Nashville had
been destroyed by the monitor Montauk.
On "wednesday, the 4th inst, at 10 o'clock a. M,
u miles east of Cape Fear, passed large steamer
having a monitor i'll tow, bound southwark.
The light on Lookout is now regularly liz.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Prom Fortress Monroe.

FORTRESS MONROE. Fndsy, Msrche, 1863
Tie steamboats, Utica and Long Island have ar
rived.
The Georgiana leaves her old route to Baltimore
for few days. to ply between here and Yorktown
in the place of the Thomas A. Morgan, which is to
be thoroughly repaired by new boilers. &c. The
Louisana takes the place of the Georgiana, between
here and Baltimore for the time.
All is quiet here. Also at Suffolk, Norfolk and
Yorktown.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
succcs. CT the Canal into l. akc Providence.

Tie Missouri Democrat, from private sources. has
some important news, which has not been permitted
to he telegraphed.
Il saws that the canal from the Mississippi River to
Lake Providence has been completed and on Tues
day last the steamer Continental passed through A
large division Of the army, including the IN Mis-
souri, 9Th, Goth, 3Ctb, and sist Illinois ana some
for transportation through the Lake and before this
time is doubtless on its way to Red River, the destl-
nation probably being Pors Hudson, where the COM
mand will cooperate with Gen. Banks Tor the reduc
ton OF that Rebel stronghold. Great and good news
may coon DO expected from this expedition.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Ex,ya Session OF tho U. =. Senate.

WAsuISaros. Saturday. ssfsh !, 1ooS,
In the Senate, to-day, Mr. Dooiitte took INC o'.9
of LOYALTY prescribed by the act OF July a''' sae
subscribed his name tho sane a. sh0Se "" 9'Ss
VINO ''oS TTJONY reported the resolutions TO pIiu.
n aao eonies of the Mechanical part Of The Patent.
n W Reborn, ard 1000 of the acts aud Joint resoo
';ana 81 he last Session of Congress. Passed.
This was :hs only business tsan'actsd in open
session. -, IT,,
,non the Executive nomin atoms.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
From vick,burg md Vicinity.

CAIkO Saturday Mhcu y Ioo5
Adviccs from vicksburg to Monday say that lag
Of truce came to the Unionists on Sunday. The
object was unknown. Three thousand men and a
dredging machine were at work on the canal At
Yazoo Pass Tie expedition was progressing favor.
ably.
Admiral Porter says that the Indianola and Webb
were both sunk in the late engagement.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-09
Fleeing from the Draft to Come,

| TORONTO, Saturday March 1854
| There have been number of arrivals FROM tie
States Of parties escaping the expected con';p.Sn.
Twenty or thirty arrived n Tsrpuso yssssEdsy.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
NEW YORK HERALD SUNDAY, JULY 10, 1868
SPECIAL. NOTICES.

4 GARD II UNDERSTAND IT Is RrPoRTED THAT
n at IL mpany csnsregaIed NJ thr asnh" an
Gas worN. ON Mouday ast wach great mistaae any
Une l,ay know ~ AJAX uhs men who ~err WIN "a
ou thai day. Their " ~ ote anxrS wosu
sossn by either Having always rel TO oensna .ns
loor lun, | Of saying that o. Gu uh9
Mas my thonghts and gerei hope shA ne sr
b. pae d position that VIII cim e me 70 20 .uen
Tin. Being tra that sm thing should lie said
take IN il n-ih hod Of can't Aaict,ng u.
JOSEPH FREN, II. Manhattan Gas Works.
II Fourtee nth street Ind avenue o.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Board or CouncflmeA.
OTrICIAL.1
HCIAI. .EEqQIAN- AruunAx

LcE5bICN-SAfURDAy, 86LY
O'clock, p. NJ. I
The Board met in their Chamber No. Is City NAIL pursu-
Ant 10 following eail viz
NEW YoRx. Jrly ~, 1885,
70 james N. Sweeny, Clerk Of Hoard OF Counclmen:-
sIaYcu will call special Of the Beard of Coun-
omen meet Saturday July Is, at three oQock r. M
for the Transaction Of such business CONG before It,
MORGAN JONES. President.
Presep-Moraan jones, Esq., President In the chair and
the following nenbers viz-Counciimen Hayes, Healy,
Keenan, Sandford, W. bster. Gross McConpel Reppcr,
Houghtan, Haviand, Cav, McGrath. Murray Brice and
Joyce-l6.
fhe the preceding meeting were ssad and ap
proved.
PAPERS FROM BOARD ALpKRMAl
Preamble, with resolution that members Of the
Council pledge themselves their that in
che OF his Honor the Mayor
Propnatns TWO million Ave hundred housaad dollars
the commutaton OF the whole number drafted
fhis unity, that the Common Council will pAss the
The OF his Honor the Mayor.
Which concurred In,
Counci the Board u uow adj surr.
which carried
Whereupon the President declared that Board stood
adjourned until Monday. nth instant p, T.
JAMES n SW WEENY, Clerk.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
Markets.
PHILADELPHIA STOCK nNAND.

PmrApKPHIa, July IS, 1858
Stocks steady. Pennsylvania SIS, l0l& Reading Rail
read. 65 Morris Canal II n: Long lssnd Railroad 80.
tennsylvnnia Railroad. 64i Gold, Ia 124 Sight
change on New York at par.
BALrrMoRS. July Is, 1853.
Flour very duf sales OF Ohio extra = % SO. Wheat
scarce Corn dull sales or white at 8lN . sec Whskey
"eeeaAy, with very little business doing generally.
PHLADEiI1nA, July 49, 1863
Flour dull whoat quiet and droop1ng. Corn duh.
NConoo dull. Lard dull at 47c. 47xc.
BurPAIo, Suly Isl M
-Four quiet and unchanged Wheat Dull: sales. Corn
1nh sales 81 900 bushels at CSC. Oats and other graine
9uet; salca Whskey quiet: sales 70 bbls at 43
-pHaa freighte ower--l4c wheat and l2c 10
Csw York Lake imports for the twenty four
tO00 bb flour, III 900 bushels wheat so 000 busheh
-pprn. Canal exports for tho same time-l0 900 bbs
hour s6 bushels wheat 30 900 bushels corn 80 0Oe
bushels oats, 10 900 bushels malt.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
IaoR THE WOUNDED.
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has a,s.r Da,aa % ana O inc
aas on. %,s MARA ral wagon go ss @
.sn. .ss ,s s sa Xnss and
rsh Me General srs'eary rroiessr s s!sssr
and Msasn rain attend The mossm,n amy
Sass s Ps'H % ~ MAJOR ar p
ss ssnso. Mf u Lsss 4. saass
Clam 70 Al Fredarck rim ead the Ia smss on o. SUP,
S % s~ % c ssusS sas % e s !.
= ,ss sps M ss rra.s 20 @ an wS
he eminent, The sapp,. .. s,e ds'rGa,sa Sy sa sss
po ssns q H. S I'D on
81 ssa c y s s an nave sean
cavalry in p seeor to exp se pomis Ine M Mrsn. o.
Ssitsa he lsla q ssi.,sOsf
soas ss supplies up "s % ,ss %
The ns oasa sas sr. II "a waa aanor soa
@ a e IN Sa sna q soss IF ssaHs u aa
sSss 70 the vas Il sas ssas
sa osy es aas Glr @
sS 81 a is
such the M @ them % me aes as ane ne
ssaareS ~ hat ss ps ossss,Ga my 5s
Goa " Che connection Of ndiS duals Win
sS@'s %s sass, 81
ms WORK % Of s KIND KIND sd nan sn,
l. ~
k6d ,seir when there SPECIAL public exc,'e-
mcnt by tho Commission had ready Fred
baltimore and Washington. aud reserves NJ Fhade
pbia New Those ho wish TO CORDIALLY
with the Commission will 70 work II
ente ring long war. ana with no thought
Commission lis agrney to all who Wish to stead
y contribute the relief OF the sick and wounded and 10
the comfort OF the by such ncans ana etods as ex
pcrence leads TO ADOPT until the rehes conquered ana
army dis anded hich last under no circum
aances possibly occur Tor long time 10 come Let
those begun work systematically for the
army Let those who have been working steadily
become more steadast orderly In their work. .
An individual contributions should when practable b0
local societies. unnecessary 10 ask what ~ es
the care OF the wounded men, Of
dinaiy class OF arttc cs cannot occur IL
should endeay much as possible 70 make re-
gar nedpOts at which alone goods can DO
shipped In exact accordance with the
demand Of the at different points.
The Der OF these depots be increased, and
goods received otharw sc 4 an hroh them wiH-
causing expense and trouble 70 the Oon
mission, thout dminuton OF their value For IN
those who have lately sent their goods ~ Washn
mission 10 hold them idle and cx
transport them norhward when quite possioy, they con-
goods especially cal ed fr Al this moment Bos
New York Louisville for transmisson 10 Fort Royal
Port Hudson or visksbnrg.
Letters and contributors may either Of the Of
Gces az ths Cnnissjon which are fixed at the owing
points, simple 70 the greatest
and economy of doing the common work:-Boston:, New
York, Philadelphia Ptsburg Buffalo, Cleveland, Cincin
matt. Columbns Chicago, Louisville.
GEORGE r. STRONG, Treasurer.
IS Wall street and 1923 Broadway, New York.
Rev. II, w. BELLOWS, President.
FRED. Law OLNsrxAD, General Secretary.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
EssEs.

~ 4. BuHYpAMs ruRylTtRE EXPRESS AND
packing cs,ao isbment rs West Eleventh street, be-
tvxeen n sNta Mirrors eta
,unrv kr boxed aud shiu ed all raus Of the Wort \
niiarv stored
The New York herald., 1863-07-19

r OOK AT THE NUMBER OF YOUR wATCH.-IF NO.
II So O68 tdold Hunting Case, White facet r v 4 Co.
l8l eighteen call " Duane street, mp stairs
oor. FOR o. j. and will hear Of something
for your interest.
The New York herald., 1863-07-19
CITY GOVERNMENT.

CITY GOVERNMENT.
Board or Aidermsn.
srrcl.n % sass,os sArrnp.r, ynryIsl
ma Hoard me. pursuant 10 tho following call
Dawn 7. vAlrs.rsr Clerk Common coansll
Agmss TO Sn nta. s."iia Special
q s.,y s GO q . ss Ss
'ash rssssE Hs :. sSaLs T sdsT.s ssTs .as S
JonS EenQoL Alder ,s.. an Oh 3, a,s.r,. ,'.,t,.;
5Ssss ss sSE6, Hi11%, "s1 81 q s,:s;iss ss''
ShfSS HSs $500 4, ;'s si. s'.:
JOIN HARDY, Alderman i,h district;
Fas Henry a Rses es 'S
d. K,ers Jeremiah Hardy s rsrsy and Ln.g
on, disprnsed With ,.o uo,ra A.r. 49,. =.
cess Ion hi'een m'h1'e' .rrrs Rrckss
hecao hlehe Rycrs, jeremiah, Hardy MasIerson.
Esrey ana L ns
oil property agans, sewer u Rass
T". ~ ssAss @ rSrsa ssrsT 10 comm,,,.e on Sewers
Nj Nv H. Lyon for services rendered at resepsss OF
Mhich laid over.
Ps1iion ia rsisece paving Eleventh avenue between
When referred 20 Coamitee on Streets.
RESOLUTIONS
Wnrreas alleged mas--ausiy disposed persons
PROMULGATED among n.any cisiIens no are ely
tb Imposed upon y such represen.~ons hat 10 the
enion or hs Honor tho Mayor to veto the ordinance c nt
y lassen by the comnn ConncL appr"prating 81 ohgO
me par ose OF eq szins the ourthens c the ConscrP
vii be, nal an will eeciay prevent the ions OF
the nets Intended be by the said ordnance
AMI
Whereas At this time. when the minds of the community
81 excited, and the alarms created by the resistance
70 o. dast IN the ety. are not yet totally aay-d such an
Resolved, That the members OF the Com-.on council
n he
event OF the In question being this
Board with the objections of his Honor the Mayor shereo
la hey will as n Is npetent for them 10 after the
expiration the period of ten days. REQUIRED bv the
charter is57 adopt the said ordinance, Notwithstanding
tse Oh lection of his Honor the Mayor
Which WIS adopted by the follow ing vote. vies-
Anrmatve-Aldernan Fox. the President Aldermen
Henry McCool Reed, Mitche. Ryers, Jereni All, Hardy
nast,rson Farley and Long-l2.
On mooa the Board then ad ourned and tae President
that Board stood adjourned until the
~'-''' b. r VALENTINE. Clerk