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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1863-02-20
SENATE.
ST. PAUL, February IA, 1863.
PETITIONS.

PETITIONS.
Mr.. SMITH presented a petition from sundry
citizens of town III north range 81 west in
Renville praying for the annexation of said
town to Mcleod county. The petition was re-
ferred to select committee of one, consisting
of Mr.. Smith.
REPORTS.
Mr.. SHILLOCH, from the Committee on In
ternal Improvements, to whom was referred
House bill to appropriate money to repair the
bridge over the Blue Earth river on the Men,
dota and Big Sioux road, made minority re-
port proposing sundry amendments, and as so
amended, recommended the passage Of the bill.
Mr.. DANIELS, from the committee on In
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

The House met at 10 o'clock.
REPORTS.
Mr.. DAVIS, from the Committee on Emil
grafton, reported back the bill to repeal the
Office of Commissioner of Statistics, with
amendments and recommended that the bill
pass rs amended.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
By Mr.. FURBER a bill to repeal chapter p
of the Session Laws of 1S62-an amendment
relating to writs of error.
SENATE BILLS IN PROGRESS.
A bill to authorize Frank Ives to establish a
Ferry at Red Wing. Read a second time
bill to amend chapter of the General
Laws of 1861, relating to County Commission
ers. Read a second time.
A bill to provide for the publication and dis
trlbutlOn OF the decisions and regulations of the
Executive and Auditor Departments upon the
School and Tax Laws. Read second time.
A bill providing for the sale of all lands that
have not been advertised according to the pro-
visions of chapter 40 of the Session Laws of
1862. Read third time and passed.
A bill for the relief of disabled citizens, or
the widows or children of citizens of this State
who have been masSacred in the late outbreak
of Sioux Indians. Read a third time an
passed.
A bill for the relief Of the estate of Lyman
Ruby. Read a third time and passed.
A bill to provide for the revision Of the Stat
utes, was amended, read third time and
passed.
HOUSE BILLS IN PROGRESS.
A bill providing for levy of one dollar poll
tax on every citizen, was read third time and
passed by yeas %, nays IS.
Mr.. RICHARDSON moved reconsideration
IN COMMITTEE OF THE WHOLE.
The House went into Committee of the
Whole, Mr.. TEACHER in the Chair.
The Committee recommended a number of
bills for passage, and the bill to prohibit the
circulation of counterfeit bills, for indefinite
postponement When the Committee rose the
House adjourned,
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Mr.. DANE, from the Committee on Inter-
nal Improvements, reported back the House
bill for the construction of bridge over the
Blue Earth River, on the Minnesota and Big
Sioux road, with amendment and recommended
the passage of the bill. q
BOARD OF STATE AUDITORS.
The amendments of the House to the Senate
bill, creating another Board of State Auditors
for the adjustment of the remaining outstand-
ing claims against the State, on account of eX-
penses incurred in the putting down OF the
Sioux raid
The discussion on the concurrence with
these amendments occupied the time Of the
but they were finally all adopted, with one or
two exceptions, and then the Senate adjourned.
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MINNESOTA DISQUALIFICATION Session.
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Es tS.suE sgyyo ST.. PAUL, February IL. &

e. = SENATE. AK s.. 49,,
Xxx EsssaST. PAU, February LIE
PETITION.
Mr.. DANE presented memorial ron III
habitants of the town of LIE Sueur, 1or the en-
actment of law, giving them power 10 levy
sufficient taxes in said town, to bulid schooi
house of the proper size to ACCOMMODATE the
children of said shool district. Referred 10
special committee, consisting OF Messrs. Dane,
Daily and Ottman.
y INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
By MIR. MILLER, a bill for an act to repeal
cba1ter two of the session laws of 1862, relat-
inr to the limitation of Taxes for certain pur-
poses in the several school districts of the State
Read twice and referred to committee con-
sisting of the Joint Standing Committee ON
taSes, and Mr.. Miller.
REPORTS.
Mr. DANIELS, from the Committee on In
corporations, reported back the Senate bill for
the amendment to the charter of the City of
Saltwater, with favorable recommendation.
THIRD READING AND PASSAGE.
Senate bill for an act to provide for the gov
eminent and regulation OF the State Prison.
Passed.
Senate bill for an act to facilitate the con-
struction of the Root River and Southern Min
nesota Railroad Company. Passed.
The Senate then adjourned.
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SENATE.

SENATE.
ST.. PAUL, February IL.
INTRODUCTION AND FIRST READING.
yMr. DANE, bill for an act to amend
section GA of chapter % Of the compiled sta
tutes, as amended by section two OF chapter As
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
OUR SPECIAL DISPATCHES.
LEE. WITH 10000 TROOPS,
GIN THIS SIDE OF THE
pAPPAHAnN0CK.
PROSPECT OF ANOTHER GREAT
BATTLE SOON.
THE PRESIDENT ISSUES A PROC
LAMATlON CALLING FOR
100000 SIX MONTHS
MEN.
Rebel Raid into Pennsylvania
Battle at Martinsbu,g.
Important from New Orleans.
II Wee .Nilii0ry DrpMrf-
AMeNf ESi0blished.
Rebel Raid into Pennsylvania
Battle at Martinsbu,g.
Important from New Orleans.
II Wee .Nilil0ry DrpMrf-
MseMf ESiOblished.
New lonk. .Inne Il


A dispatch dated May 18th, at head
quarters 9th army corps, states that
troops and wagons have been pass NJ
there all night.
The troops Of the 9Th corps a'c still
guarding torls, with orders 10 be in
readiness 10 move at moments notice
NEw \ oRa, June 10.
The Werald says, edit rial !, il is esi
dent that an active campaign IS now IN
operation on the Rappal,annock. liar
per's Ferry, the Shenandoah Valley and
the upper foIds OF the Potomac a'c
points indicated by recent rebel move
ments. Our army is also changing H.
ba'e, supplies being transported from
Aqua Greek to Alexandria.
The IV0rid's New Orleans letter of
Griersons cavalry, VIII ch WAS sent to re-
connoitre in the vicinity of Clinton, came
upon some 200 rebel cavalry, and re
ported Capt. DAVIS aud 30 men killed,
40 taken prisoners, aud 90 horses cap
tured bv the rebels. The rest escaped
aud re e'urned to our army. IL was feared
the cavalry would follow and make a
RAID on Baton Rouge, where our supplies
are, and small force has been sent
protect them
The Times says edtorialy ,hpt infor-
ma ion reached this city yesterday from
Washington, that Lees army, 10000
strong, was on tn side Of the Rappa-
hammock, marching northward, and
llooker's army was Fastening north TO
prevent rebel advance.
Lee before the close of last week
crossed by the ford above Fredericks
burg, and was apparently pushing 70. the
Orange d Alexandria Railroad.
by Friday uooker's whole army was
on the northward march, following thai,
day line between War,enton and Cat
tells Station.
All our commlssary stores have been
embarked from Aqua Creek.
Leo has been inci by large detach
ments from North Carolina and the
Blackwaier and all his cavalry has been
massed on tho north fork of tue Kappa
hammock.
Longstree,'s corps, lately at Culpepper,
has doubtless been joined TO Lee.
Uookers force cannot be inferior 10
Lees, and our army has recently been
heavily reinforced from Nansemund's di-
vision and elsewhere.
No official or semi official indications
of these movements have been received
from Washington.
The Tunes sa' the accounts we have
obtained from other sources, bnt there
seems 10 be an agreement that our army
and that Of the rebels are poih on tie
move, and so closely togeth er that they
can hardly avoid a coisio,a soon.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
NUMBER l95.
TO-DAY'S IT'S.
ns 1EpE,
Bathing .1pGr risMeMfs and
sac ~ ~ '1Sg SrhOO(.
RULES ANDREG

THE EsrABl >HMLNT CONSISTS OF
4. two department, va bathing apartments
aud swim lny Scnu0i
2 1he nnthiug Apartments may he occupied
nny hour dufing tne day by hod,u Of u sea
son tickets ~ of Dgle ckris
!. Tho >latnn hg t'eDtftaa.nt will be used ex-
elasieelS hy it.v swimh.is and swimming tchvl-
ar only II bathing dre,s outing lesson hour and
tot stennmtng uf'trs only IA the = ~ tho
s~imtnlug teacher ire fwimines ARE those
wha are able % ~ IN once entirely around tho
area with ease swimming schol-ra luhtil pro-
nuunt 81 itec ~ impe,s1 will lot bo Ie,m,tt.d to
H~tm without the belt to prevent aceid, nts.
hy adytcr OF pnystci,ns tho tino II remain
iue In tho water vail ba i'm ned to u teen minutes
10 ~lnng, aud q my minutes IN summer, anu 10
fifteen minute. - isll munih
3. Al tho tormina1t ul tch lesson ihc men-
bcr will leave the bas at the sigba 10 make
room for Other,
d sathins Apnttme nts and winning School
will he openrd every gay, except >nnd"ys from
1 O'Clock ia the nurn.nK until . IN tho q, sning
SUNDAY irem TO N
Z Tho swimming school will be drsoted ex-
| elusveiY TO ladter i,om6 TO | and hom
to or n. Accessible 10 male msmbers from 4 4. 9
4 ~. AID irum 10 u = n srd tom esnsr Y.
3. fo behavior l. expected NJ wall IS j., psr
a,tente 10 lhe.rules and and directions of the
teacher.
y. Ann necessary alterations Of tula. aud regu-
lation. viii be posted up "a h. rooms.
10 sas0n tit k.ts 10 tho int ing tptrtmenis
and swimming achoas si0U tne half to be
paid IN advance aud the balance al tho end Of
one u .nlb ringi bath tickets twenty cents
eight lot uue d llnr
II bathing dresses towels etc W II he furn-
ishea b iha IN mhoia al tho swimming School,
std viii q tikel eh tge ~, dt d pnd k,p N or
der. IT dear. a. 81 chape at b n cent per week.
Il! Parents or guatdinps of tho pupils ami per-
sons introduced by the teacher M. admitted as
yisltota iaelb dl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
CiNCISr.A,I. June Is.

NlNeiNF All, June ID.
Specials from lndu.napoi. say the
military sent to Rush county has return
ed. Gen. MinfelJ arrested a lumber Of
suspicious pertons, end required them to
give bonds for future good behavio-.
A company "f troops left for Fulton
county Saturday night, where the en-
rolling officers papers we're seized and
destroyed by . mob.
Seventeen citizens Of Johnson county
were found gathered together in The
woods, armc4 with fles aud revolvers,
and were arrested and brought to Indian
spolis.
One hundred and sixty East Tennes
SEQ conscripts, recruited from among
the rebel prisoners at Camp Morton. fol
the 5 b Tenn. ssee cavalry, left Indianap
oils on Saturday to join tho regiment u
Lexington, Ky.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
MEai.,lls, June IL.

The s'eamer llawatha from below
b,ings dates to the 10Th. The situation
at Nicksbug was unchanged except that
our lines are daily contracting.
The late rams improved the condition
Of the army.
About $1,000 OF klrhy Smilh's force is
reported to have come mp the Wa,hI'a
river and a,e making demonstrations on
the Louisiana .lde Of he rivcr. Oar force
At Millikcns Bend have been reinforced.
Johnston is Still receiving reinforce
menls from the east, and * preparing 20
move forward.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
IlALRIsQrRa. Pa, june u.

The Gov of PENNSYLVANIA has issued
a proclamation. lie says tho State Is
threatened with invasion. The Presi-
dent h-s sued his proclamation for 30,
900 from Pennsylvania. how appeal
to all citizens of pcnnsy vana to Willing
" defend their homes, to rush in their
might in the hour OF peril. The issue is
one of preservation or destruction. That
II is the purpose Of the enemy TO invade
our border with all the strength ho can
command is apparent. therefore call
upou all capable OF hea ing arms TO IN
Iol thcms Ives and TO give ad 10 Tie tf-
iors t. lie put forth for the salvation Of
our common country.
llARRlsmRG, June II.
A dispatch received 90 day from the
operators Mt Chambersbnrg and llagcrs-
town, give information that rebel cavalry
arrived ut erryslllc and Msrilnsbufg
about noon, and AT the latter place there
had been hard fighting. The military
wee conie ting thcil advance.
Communication is destroyed between
Winchester and Marlnshurg.
Reynolds has been driven by large
force If rebels ON ferrysville 10 Hun
ker Hill.
The enemy s also ut Winchester. All
OF Lees arILy is moving.
News from Muddy Branch and N,
lens Ferry indicate that warm work had
been going on there.
The C.pt,l ard principal cities AVID
towns Of Pennsylvania are in absolute
danger.
Gen. Scott has gone 10 Washington to
urge on The Government snch modiiIca
tons OF plans as will suit the views ofibc
people. The Indicators are that capi
taIisls will advance the money Ia pay the
military, trusting to the Government Tor
payment.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

M0RE SrRAwBsRKIEs AND CREAA.-
The ladies Of tho Presbyterian Church intend
to give another grand strA berry festival oo
Wednesday evening st Ls Claire Hall. They
will b sure to have pleasant time.
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RIVER ITEMS.

Sunday, June II.
ARRIvsDi
CANADA, Parker, st. Louis.
JENNIE WnIrpLE, Campbell. Montrose.
Monday, JuAe Is.
SucKsR SrATR, Ward, st. Pull
BILL HESDARsos. Rhodes, Dubuque.
DEPARTED.
Sunday.
CANADA, Parker, st. Paul.
Monday.
JANIS MgAEs. Pierce, Dubuque.
RUCKEK SrATs, Ward, st. Louis.
JENNIE WHiPrLs, Campbell. Montrose.
BoAls LEAVING TO MORROW.
The mail and passenger packet Bill Hendsrson
'spsain John Rhodes, will depart for Dubuque
and way points att o'clock to morrow morning =
Z. Il. King In the Office. r. n Prettyman, agent
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OPENING or Bells NE~ REsTAU-
Rant TO morrow evening Charley Bell will
I oruslly open HE new restaurant for the &C.
conmodstion Of the public. A graud lunch.
made up Of oil the jslicaeies Of the season
will be served st 10 O. lock A. ~, TO partske Of
v ioh oil our citi.sns are invited. Meanwhile
iee cream. st,sw berries. sto', eas be had 81 all
hours Of the day and evening. l)on't forget
The lunch to.norros morning at 10 o'clock.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
lnluEg, June IL.
Spceinl to Herald

Speeinl TO Herald
A new army. dcnomlnated the reserve
corps. has been created, called the De-
patlment OF the Cunbc,ard, and Is
placed under comm .nd of M.lor General
Gordan ". Granger, with lis present
hcadquart, At I,uuc, 10 hc composed
Of three divisions, commanded be Bflga
lier Genera J. y. Morgan, i. ) Gran
ger and y. Baird.
A strong force OF the enemy, esl'ma :
ted At 10000, under Forrest AID Col
Cruso, are still lowering about our front
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WAst,INor,N. June -

W AnhlNni ~, JhHN -
The President has issued proclama-
ton stating that the rel els are tbrratcn-
ing TO invade May Wcs ern Virgin
Ia, Pennsylvania and OHIO; he there ore
calls INTO service 10000 from the FOL
lowing States: 10000 from pennsyva
ia, 10000 from Ohio, 10000 from
Western Virginia, to bo mustered into
the United States service for six months
unless sooner discharged.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

RAFrLs.-To-morrow evening, June
10th. The propristers of the fast sAiling zach.
"Sun Shins." vill ssff. her OF At John 8
SmiIh's Y0nng America Saloon, corner Front
asd Brady streets. She has been put up for
$50. 10 QUE dollar chances. The boat will
easily carry sixty psrsons, and can be seen on
the lsvss, near the ferry landing.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

WANrsD - A comfortable house,
pleasantly located on the bluff. Posselsion rs
quirsi on or about the 6rss Of July. Addrs,s
w" care DEnocsAr AND News.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

Ics CRsAH-Mrs. Lewis has fitted
up nice ice cream saloon 10 Hoffmsn's Block
Main street. below the marble bank. where
sas will supply the public with ice cream.
cold lemonade. eoofsotionsriss, cakes. etc, 10
the best style. Don't forget T. at che makes
the best ies cream that cen be found in the
SitY.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

IT will be observed that Mr.. Cham.
bsrs wishes one hundred more horses for the
7th Cavalry Immediately. He will Psy the
largest posaibls price for good animals sod
poor ones need net be offered. See adv ertise.
mept
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

DIS. WooDs Il FAuNRsroCK after d
80 al branches Of the dental profession. Once
10 Fsrrsod's block. opposite p. o.. I'd door to
the right. up stsirs. Call and examine epsci
men sets Of teeth.
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THE CITY,.
F0R q COOL lemon ade call at Greene's.

PAssISo TasousH Mr.. Hsrrah and DR. Glib.
son. eitissns Of Davenport, passed through
town Yesterday ON their way TO Oregon
Dss Nc iwss Register.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

,u.pr no YOU GET YOUR GREEN
w Gsacsries7 Patterson 4 ioema's assp,
~. "a, Sie risut, Aspssssu., Lettuce. l. ~
and and II sell Egg. Buster. Fsssn Lake ssa n,ssl 81
r.sh Ches.e u.ss, ~ugsr, Po,a'os ara sP-
,Iss ral ,he,e vbsn you .sat the pcs. s.u,
css At The ohe.pe,' prices. brsoy sue On ~
10 Plumwsr's BOOK Stoss.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

SOLD, RRs' AID.-The f1nd that is be:
ing raised TO furnish hospital supplies for our
sick and wounded troops at ylcksburg, i.
steadily increasing. Nr. Hills. the treasurer,
has received 1855 80. and It is probable that
more will yet bs rsised. The committee hss
purchased and forwarded . oonsidsrabls
mount Of stores. and more will be sent along
soon.
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A. MILLER.

NO. ~ BRADY sTREsT, BEL,w SECOND,
- kEEPS CONSTANTLY ON HAND AND
uskss 10 order
A"ests', Rays' Il Childven's Clothing
II he best INST rs. and Ia manner that cam
fail :" give 80 isfa stion. Liberal pstson-ge 70.
spsettulIy solici,sd. lny2l.dly
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

Police CoURT.-Mr Eddy and staff
we're brought bsf.rs Squire Wheeler this sf
tsrnoon on charge of violating . particulas
~ ordnance. Trial siill pending.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15
II Terrible Battle at Hand. .
Lee on the North Side Of tho
Rappahannock with
10000 Men.

The news which we Law before our
readers this afternoon is Of tho most IL
tense importance. 1t appears that In
spite of the strength Of our grand army
under Fighting "(!) Joe Hooker, Lee
has crossed a force OF ninety thousand
men to the north side of the Rappahan-
mock, and is marching northward in all
haste. We cannot learn that Hooker OF
fercd any show Of resistance to the cross
ing of these rebel legons. 1t app AIS
that he is falling back rapidly and send
ing all bis supplies NJ to Alexandria.
Ere this it is possible that one of the
bloodiest battles that ever defaccd the
worlds history has been forght Well
may patriots tremble for the fate Of the
Union when such terrible movements are
being made. The rebels are commanded
by Gen. Lee-tho best General on the
western hemisphere, as far as is at pres
ent known, while our noble army OF the
Potomac is in the hands of maxwell,
let us not Judge too harshly fom the
misdeeds OF the past, trusting in God
that in this awful ordeal in winch
he is now strugg ing he may win imper-
ishable honor and glory for an imperlled
and dearly beloved country. The deep
est and most intense anxiety must be felt
until this battle is decided. If it turns
for us it will be a most staggering blow
to the fortunes of the rebel government
but, should the tide turn against us,
should such an awful disaster overtaae
our arms, and victory crown the dea ily
enemies of the Union, then indeed is our
own cause one OF great doubt. But We
can only wat only hope for the best.
1t will be seen that the President is
fearful of unfavorablc results, and TO that
end has issued Proclamation in which
be calls upon Pennsylvania, Ohio, West
ern Virginia and Maryland to send ino
the field 100000 more volunteers to pre-
vent the threatened invasion Of the icb-
els.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

In TInE..-Housekeepers Who wish to
have their osdss promptly 6Ilsd at simnoos'
% sasardsysheald leave them % Friday svs.
sis,.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

TnE following are designations and
nominations in Iowa regiments Of men haiiing
from Davenport:
Assistant Surgeon james Harvey. 18th In
f.ntry. resigned June 9th. 1863
Miiss T. Benton. promoted from lst Lieut.
70 CAPTAIN Of company B. sth Inisutry, April
sih, 1868
James Moore. promoted from Let Sergeant to
let Lieut. OF company Is, Sth Iataptry. same
date.
Frederick p. KitteriDg. promoted from I'd
sergeant 10 "a Lieut.. Of company 3. Ssh 10.
tsntry, came date.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

Kehoe d. CArhart. opposite tho lie
C'sirs House. have just received . large lot Il
elk and lsse msn,illas, drsss goods. P.rs
quilted trimmings. Summer shswls. gen,'s ard
boys linen rant good. oil Of which will be cold
~ lew prices. dAv
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1863-06-15

a ACTIVE MAN WITH A SMALL CAP
- itsi, % partner, in good, paying bus, ness
+. U. Drawer l44, davenport. e.I-d6
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REvoKEp.-At a special meeting OF
the City Council. held on Friday evening last.
the following resolution wse adopted
Be it ord,rtd by Me Ciy Council II he CITY
If Davenport, That the or -r ~ ibe CIT,
Council. passed M.y l6 h. 1868. suihor'z'iR y
\. G F.sgg or l. W. Dunhsm 10 sell the stock
n the Chicago d Rock Island R,ilrosd Com
Jsnv, owned by the City Of Davenport, bs
and hereby il revoked.
Another resolution, authorizing Z. W. Dun
ham to sell the stock Of the Chicago d Rock
i.land Railroad, belonging to the city Of Das.
snport, under certain restrictions. was re.
fsrred to ths City Attorney to report at the
next meeting Of the City Council, to be held
% Friday evening next.
A resolution authorizing the exchange Of
the N. d NJ. Railroad stock belonging 10 the
city for the bonds issued BY the city TO assis,
IN building said rsilrosd. wss tabled.
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4, I . u,

On sunday June 14th, at Z ~ MR'. JANE
U, wife Of \. >hIrH. sgei 35 years.