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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
President E.srssa:7a es7s;3rsgI.

FLakhsssssES sSEes
At the late session oithc Republican
Union Convention OF this State the
Presidents past course was warmly en-.
dorsed, and decided preference ox-
pressed for his reelection The Min
nosota Union convention, recently Is
sembicd, done the sane thing, The
Wisconsin legislature passed strong
ser Of rcsolu,iors, expressing Inc SINE
sentiment, and thus it is ii! over lie
loyal States east and West. Tie alnos;
universal cry is, cid Abe Is honest AMI
efficient, if not polished; lie has skill.
fully handled Tie reins OF Governments,
under the most trying circum- ianccs
ever connected with any -i!lln:s'ra.
ton in our history ne las successfully
pilotea the ship of State safely iron,
the crags, rocks AM! sand bars, thrown
in her coursciby revolving rebels # tie
south, and through the fierce. farY
storms Of indignation, raispl Nv the
copperheads ofthe North his capacity
ss ruler has been tested ten times as
severely as tia, IT airy If 'li+ pfedeees
sors, and yet he Has been tillt; sufi
cient for the oncroHs task: he has most
successfully conducted lis idmc;,tra-
ton III these unparalleled trying times,
and he shall have tie distinguished
honor Of reelection as an endorse.
ment Of his former coarse. Is we'll as
for an expression, 81 oGr willingness to
confle the national af',irs into his
hands for another four wears.
Thus say the suyai people Of or 10
non III their legislatures AMI conyen
tons, and thus will they more effective
y say at the ballot box next fail. Ohl
Abe now and for the pext fiar wears. Is
tide setting 50 strosss that It will il,
: resissably sweep down eye.y thing be.
Sore it. C"pperheads 1et ont Of the
$Tay if you do not want to he sweat
] INTO the gull you have been making.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
The small pox is becoming preya
lent disease at Dubuque.

The small poX ~ becoming = preva
lent disease at Dubuque.
FRUITS OF THE REBELIIoN-One OF
the results of the Southern Rebellion is
that the niggers have beee set free and
the whites reduced to Slavery. There
is more freedom in Poland, to-day,
than in in the States subject to the jeff,
Davis usurpation.
A dispatch from Washington states
that Col. Hatch Of tie I'd Iowa Caval
~, will be nominated in few days fol
Brigadicr General.
The ontract is let for the compile
ton Of the C,der Falls and Minnesota
Il. II. to Wavc,ly by the 'st Of Septcm.
Der.
The rebels are reported as gathering
in the vicinity of Norfolk, and Gen
Butler is keeping sharp watch i'll that
quarter.
The Bill Introduced into the Senate
Of the United states for the protection
Of overland emigrants, passed on the
18th inst.
Auburn, n. Y, the home Of secreta.
ry Sc ward, elects Charles Briggs for
Mayor and the entire Republican Tn,
ion ticket Last Spring the Democrats
elected mayor thcrer
In Louisiana OH the 22nd ult. the
Hon. M. Hahn was elected Governor
by the Administrators Free State men,
by 1877 majority over both the other
candidates. There were 9,003 votes
polled
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

The rush for Idaho scensto be quite
large for so early in the season.
A correspondent Of Des .3Ioines says
that on the st inst. > ritile teams.
from the eastern portion Of this State
were camped near that place, al 81.
route tor Idaho.
There is 4 raiie'y ofnews concerning
these saew gold disgings, some claim
to have been there say it is the cry
spectators, and others that it is the
real land Of Ophir.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

The late battle in Florida under Gen.
Seymour .M.s very disastrous to our
forces. We lost in killed ana wounded
about l, 200, lille ii. rebels lost OF ~
two thirds as many. Our troops were
drawn into 4 trap sci "a item and at
tackled BY largely superior numbers.
Gen. Seymenr..was not placed nader az
rest % at first reported.
Our cavalry forces on tic Potomac
under Generals INlpaific ana Custaf
hve late's hesn maxim. some p}ena'a
tathea around :.re sab9 ana wjlia
some a. ~ s.x miles f,t lnl4Hl
frightening Che reIsais considerably, asi
fra while cutting If j 90 conmnn.-
cation with Richmond.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
THURSDAY MARCH 10, 1864.

uessrs. ROUNDS & LANGDOH, arn onr
authorized Agents in the City Of Chicago
Ills, to procure Advertisements end Sab
eoriptions.
~ Mcssrs Horace a. Shaw, s Co, s. Park
Row, Il l45 Nassau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in New Work City to pre-
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
E6yrMessrs S. NJ. pETTENCIL & Co. Ne s
Park Row, New York, ( & State st. Boston
are our Agents Tor tho Terra Irrnscri%0 Ia
those cities, and arc authorized 70 take .tdTel-
tiscments and Subscriptions fol Us al eur
Lowest Rates.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

The Senate has passed the
Homestead Bill, the bill to provide for
the better protection of the School
Fund and fix the rate Of interest on
School Furd Loans at eight per cent,
and the bill further defining the duties
of Recorder of Deeds.
CALL FOR the 3Esr.-When you
purchase an article that is cheap, OF
which but little is ulcd, always call for
the best, for the differaroe i'll cost be
tween that and an inferior article will
be insignificant. Ball for Dc Lands
Chemical Saleratus, aid having once
procured is You will cal! for no other
The grocers all have it, or should.
Volunteers for the Army should
not leave the City until.
supplied with HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
AND OINTMENT. For Sores, Scurvy,
Wounds Small Pox, Fevers. and
Bowel Complaints, these medicines are
the best in the world. Every French
Soldier uses them. Only 80 cents per
box.
Walter ]. Rice, gay Loihario who
had been practicing the art of seduc
ton in Western New York, WIS ar
rested few days since at Waverly IN
B-cmcr county, on relnisition from
Gov. Seymour.
INTERNAL REVENUE DECISION.
The Commissioner Of Internal Rev
enue has made the following decision :
"Orders, drafts, aud warren,s, by ofa
GERS OF a county, city, or town, can be
used only by such officers, and the per
sons to whom the order, draft. or war
ran, is issued Ii such drafts, orders,
and warrcn,s are negotiated, and put
in circulation, they become thereby sub
jet to duty"
A very general misrepresentation ex
lists relative 10 the law on this subject.
County Trcasurers are in the habit OF
receiving warrcnts and paying them
to other parties than the payees, with
out requiring them to be stamped. The
foregoing decision places them in thu
same class with checks, except as to III,
immediate parties.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

ewIn Utica and Poughkeepsic, New
York, the Republican Union candidates
for city offices were elected on Tuesday
Utica il Gov. Seymonr's home, and last
year gave GOO Democratic majority
Now, T. S. Paxton, Republican, is cl.
ccted Mayo. by 50 majority.
Hon. OWEN LovEJoY.-A correspon
dent ofthe Cincinnati Gazette, writing
from Washington on the goth, ult.
says: "Mr. Lovejoy was in his seat to-
day for the first time in five or six
weeks. lie looks exceedingly feeble
G. G. Cole of Des Moincs has been
appointed Supreme Judge by Gov.
Stone, under the late law passed by
the Legislature.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
Philalelrhia, VI .rc', I

A special to the Baiist'n from Wash
ms ton says "In :elegence has been re
ccived that Sherman is back from his
extended reconnaissance, aud did not
90 near Selma, and never INTENDED!
such thing
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
New YoEK, March 4.

The steamer Thames, from Port
Roya, the 2sth, arrived this evening
with $50 bales of cotton. Sne passed
Charleston harbor at 10 y. IN. on the
2sih, and heard heavy firing.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

E. Congress has passed law au hori
zing the loan Of 100000, 900 and will
be known as the 5 30 loan. Il is to
bearziye percent interest.
We are glad to learn tia, the legis-
latnre Of this State has passed law
aboiishing the State Board Of Educa.
tion and providing for the election OF a
State Superintendent Ut. Public Instruc-
tion.
This Board was always a sort OF
third wheel to the cart, subject to the
controlling power Of the other two.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

Thu cas- commenced running 70 c.
10, seven miles this side of Nevada, en-
tie LIST inst.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
San Francisco, March 1.

Rev. T. Starr King died 1T s O'Clock
this morning, alter brief illness, Of
dip,hcria.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
Washington, March !

It is known here that Gen. Sherman
got back to Vicksburg in time to start
on new expedition on tie 24'h, AS
contemplated. lie will soon be heard
from in active operation.
l, is not believed here in military
circles that Admiral Farragut intended
to accomplish more at Mobile than
make demonstration 70 attract the at
tention of the rebels ficm other points
Of operations.
SORES are ahoat here to the effect
tina. the testimony Of General Sicklcs,
touching tie battle Of Gettysburg,
make it necessary that General Meade
should resign the command Of the Army
of the Potomac. In that case Genera!
Hooker will be his successor. General
Grant, it is said, recommended Genera
Smith.
Notwithstanding the repea'e refusal
| OF the Senate to recedc from lis amend
men,s to the tax bill heretofore, It very
unexpectedly availed itself to-day OF
the parliamentary privilege accorded
by the Houses adhe,ing to its non.con
currence 10 the Senatc's amendments
and actually reeds there from by :
large vote, thus passing the bill which
the Ways and Means Committee sup
posed was lost. The bin is passet
therefore. 1t amply places tax of Gl
cents on ali spirits to be manufactured
until the Is, Of July, and for the tim'
thereafter future legislation must pro
vide. 4 tax Of 40 cents on foreign liz
uors is, however added, but there is III
tax Of stocks on hand Of domestic Ii
quors. 1t is understood that Srcretar,
Chase favored this action rather thar
have the bill lost.
Washington, March ..
General Meade was examined befor
the Committee on the Conduct Of lii
War on Saturday, in relation to his con
duct at the battle Of Gettysburg, and j
answer to the charges preferred agains
him by Generals Doubleday and Sicklc'
the General gave a full history Of III
battle, denyin. an toto the charge
against him. Several Generals VII
played prominent parts in tha, cngag,
mcnt have been sent for.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

of at EUdS,
Notions.
And a thousand other articles to numer-
Gus to mention Come and examine my
stock for yourselves. Remember will sell
Us low as my Neighbors if not little lower.
:. W. TURBETT.
vGn1oly
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
SILVER WATCHES!

?irs, Cha Hurting Time Pieces for accurs.
CIV Of movement, beauty Of material and
above all, cheapncss in price, these watches
must insure universal appreciation.
An imitation so fnlutlcss that il Gun hardly
be detected by the most experienced judges.
The material being OF two metals the outer
one first quality Sterling silver, while the
inner one is German Silver, il cannot be rec.
ognizcd by cutting or heavy engraving, max
ing it, not only in appearance, but in dura-
hility, the best resemblance OF SOLID SrEK-
LING SILVER in'oxis,cnce.
The Sale Of these watches in the army ia a
source Of enormous profit, retailing, as thcy
readily do, n, so and upwards Many hnu-
irod dollars eau be made in single pay day
by my one Of business tact.
psa, AT WHOLESALE ONLY! In heavy
hunting cases, beautifully engraved, white
enamel dial aud fancy cut hands in good
running order by the half dozen. $6i. Sold
only by the case Of six
Upon receip, of TWO dol'n ms guarantee
u good faith. we will send WATCHES by express
,c any part Of the loyal States, collecting bal
auce Of bill on delivery. This ensures buyers
against freud, giving them their watches be-
fore payne al is required.
soldiers in TIC d,,eYJf Stcts Must remit
cAsu IN Adv ANcE, rs the cypress companies
psr.nptftt5l reuse making collections in such
dangerous localities. Remember Cash "a ii!
rare from WITHIN NJ amy tu.cyis redtl states
We guarantee the yafe tt.,eexy tfal Wa.saeS
whether they are sem by mail OF express.
HUBBARD BROS, sole Importers,
II Broadway, cor. Cortland Street, Ne4
York
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
PIoWs !! PIoWsl
GALLEY & JOHNSTON
OF TIE
STORE

Have large and we'll selected assortmcn
Of Grand Dctonr, Moline 4 Rock Island Pillow 8
ALL Of which will be sold here At MAnufac
turer's prices.
Any one wishing Plows can save money
by an examination of our PLows before
buying elsewhere, as we can not be under
sold in the above named Flows.
GALLEY 4 JOHNSTON.
Toledo, March 2nd, 1864.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
DR.. H. #. B.ALDY.
PHYSICIAN L VBSIillItlaa

Diseases Of Women aud children VII! Y
ceiye especial attention.
Office at his residence north cnss @! Ia
lie Square in house formerly owned ny !.
Harmon. 90
Toledo, March 10th 1861. vohio'
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
The occupation OF Florida Aban
ls0ned.

New York. March 7.
The "NVorld's' Hilton Head letter
says: General Gilmore has sent or
ders to Florida that in the future only
Jacksonville will be held by our forces
and no effort whatever made TO occupy
other towns"
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
ATTENTION.

ATTENTION.
The subscriber respectfully announces to
the citizens of Toledo 4 ndjoinigg counties
that he is now prepared to furnish them
with.
Good Groceries,
OF ALL KINDS,
Dried Fruit
Green Apples,
White Fish,
Mdcksrel,
Golden Syrup,
Duckphcdt Flour,
Cod Fish,
Boots 4 Shoes,
JaN descriptions,
Quccas,cdre,
Glassware,
Hard ,rdre,
WoOdenrdre,
If NIL Kinds.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
General Grant

Cincinnati, March Z.
Gen. Grant passed through here this
morning, en- route to Washington.
Salem Town, 7. j. D., author Of
the wcllknown series Of school-books,
and Mason Of high distinction, died
at Grcencas,le, Ind, on Wednesday
evening, February cath, aged Sc.
According to published statistics it
appears that the wholesale cost Of live
animals brought to New York for
slaughter last year exceeded 100000.
600. and that moro than halt tho beef
used in that State comes from the single
State Of Illinois.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

NnraI TIPPED SIIoEs.--Shoes are an lna-
por,ant item in the expense OF clothing eh''-
drcn, as every parent viii understand. lhey
invariably wear out their shoes at the Toe
first, and not unfrcquently before the o'hsf
parts arc a Quarter worn. Children shoes
viii. Metal tins never wear out at the toe, and
il is safe to say that on an average one PAIR
with them will more than out wear three pair
without them. We believe all the shoe deal
ers keep them Herald
Work is progressing on the U. >
Arsenal at Rock Island.
WASHINGTON, NJ ,rch (.
General Mead arrived here to-day,
having been summoned here to appear
before the Committee on the Conduct
Of the War, to answer charges preferred
against him by Generals Sickles ana
Doubleday, al!cagca to be order 'ns a
retreat at Gettysburg. A full opportn
nifty will be given him TO disproye item,
and, il lie fails, it may lose him the
command Of the Army Of, the Potomac.
a number Of officers who participated
in the fight at Gcttcysburg have been
suspended. The matter is assumeng a
rather serious aspect.
II is asce.tainci from an official
source that the orders requiring the
draft OH the 10Th inst. are suspended
A subsequent day tor commencing tn,
! draft will be announced in time te
make all necessary preparations.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice

Notice is hereby given that the nndcrsign.-
ed was on the 10Th day Of February 1864 ar-
pointed administrator of the estate of DR..
Hiram Buncc deceased. All claims not sstt-
led within thirty days frcm tho date hereof,
will be left with proper officer for collec-
ton. L. B. NELSON,
Administrator Of estate o1
II. Bunce deceased.
March LIT, 1861.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
Admin iStratOrS Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersign-
cd was on the 10th, dav Of Feb. 1854 appoin !
ed Administrator Of the Estate Of +. +. Hum
ter, decd. All claims not settled with Il
twenty days from The date hereof viii DO lett
with the proper officer for collection.
L. B NELSON, adm.
Of Est ate Of Il. !. Hunter, dec 4.
Toledo Iowa, March, LIST, 1861.
yGn9w2
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
VOLUNTEERS AID C0\StRIPlS.

To Soldiers ar any others wish ing to IN
crease their income there is no better way OF
doing SO ut this time, than from mo SAT- OF
our Watches. TrEY ARE WARRANTED As
REPRESENTED
"Particularly valuable for of'ic ers in the
Army and travellers Frank Leslie REQ II.
"prettiest, best, and cheapest timepicces
ever offered. ~. Illustrated News. Jan.
10.
"yery pretty and durable atches for the
Army."-N. Y. Army s Navy Jour. Govcn.
ment Organ, Aug. 20.
"One Of the oldest and most reliable houses
in business. louisville, Ky, Journal July
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10

New Advertisnlemtx.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1864-03-10
MAGICTIME OBSERVERS

Being Hunting or Open Face or Lady's
or Gentlemans Watch Combined with Pat
ent Self Winding Improvement, q most
Ileasing Novelty.
nNE OF TIE PRET'riEST. MOST con-
I/vcnient, and decidedly the best and cheap
est tine piece for general and reliable use
ever offered II has within it and connected
with its machinery, its own winding attach
ment, rendering key entirely unnecessary.
The cases Of this Watch arc composed OF
two metals, the on; or one being fne Is carct
gold II has the improved ruby action lover
movement, and is warranted an accnr { 10
time piece Price superbiy engraved, per
csse Of half dozen, 500. Sample Watches, in
ncot morocco boxes S3J.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25
NEW YORK HERALD, MONDAY, JULY rs, 1864.

Bellevue or these the Fillmore aud the Ocean enjoy the
most patronage Tho Fillmore s conducted by hessrs
success In administering TO the wants aad smusemens
Of their guests sufficient guarantees OF their ability,
and eutte them 70 the highest praise an commendation
q se.ss Sssn weaver sassmsn Who Win no doubt MAIN
the excellent reputation their hcuse has long since
gained Among the guests stopping q tho Fillmore may
ter Of our late Secretary Of the treasury Count Gors
Austria Consul at Washington, and otherr Al the
cean observe among the rest the Of the Rev.
D. NJ Cahill, q Ireland, and the Hon A. gools and
ds,y arriving with fresh Of pleasure seekers
Ono Of the pieasantest resorts for ane afternoon
Fort Adams opposite newport whlcn may % .s
the bay The fif'ssnh United States infantry
there stationed doine garrison duty, and its nns osnd
be heard daily discoarsng sweet music and enticing
On any nue day Bellevue may be thrcnged
with gay equipages, bearing their fair and precious
swsys the world. Those little park phaetons. which
are just coming into use In New YORK, fairly out
crowd all other vehicles. They are, n the majority Of
driven by the farest OF the farths admired OF
observers. They to take most justinabe pride
In the gracsfnness with which they manGuvre their
gay trapped stssds. These phaeons have gained con-
favor among the ladies' and have almost entire
y superseded horseback riding. And after all 10
more charming sight 10 behold long line OF those veh
ces aud behind each dashboard pair OF pretty eyes,
peepipg from beneath jaunty little jockey nat than
pack OF uncomfortable nerses ridden by beings In long,
black riopg habits which impede their feet, and wearing
on THAR precious heads high aud uDRany beaver hats
which only detraot from their good looks and 70
impede their visop .
lie bathing here il excellent. There IL hne long
beach rolling and entire absence OF that danger
which characterize other places OF ike nature
The season s fully open, and promises to be unusually
gay To the other attractions that already abound here
each hotel will have its own band OF music snd weeky
hops will afford the opportunities tor snose VINO oegnt
tie revsls OF the dance and the sweet strains of
The New York herald., 1864-07-25
THE WATERING PLACES.
Our sands Point Correspo ,tience.
NosrRASp Housr, Saws po.Sr, l. I,

NosrRAND Housr, SAH,'s puSr I.
JLy %, 1864.
The vostrcnd Houss, Long Isrand-How 10 Get Tre-
Who Yon See, What Yov See and Wh5t Tos DO.
Among your numerous po,ces OF Watering places
have OF this except your advertising columns
and IL that, indeed, that brought me here, and
have only TO reiocs that came
or all charming localities for q summon sojoarn give
the north side that garden OF the State Long
and among the most attractive pre- emnen,ly Sand
Point, whereon stands the Nostrand House.
Embowsred amid ehady groves, surrounded BY an in.
vting lawn that loses s emerald hue, ard which,
with gentle descent dips down TO the inviting
10 It's cooling en- BRACE the sandy Shores sot
lady 3 oos than the newly fallen and far
der Of the sole the cultivated flower gardens the growing
roundings Of the Nostrand House. feature I
VIII add The greatest pests OF Long Island sre tho
mosquitoes, which, believe, consider their native
home but they arc 20 be found this point or
courec ths adds TO the charms Of the place How do
like the picture' Thcn have the best OF bathing
6ne sailing and boating and better 6shinR.
This, you know, h the region of East river oysters
little neck and soft CLANS the lobs,er ana crab black
and blue feh all Of which you reRale yourself
fresh from the briny deep at the Nostrsnd say
thing Of tho abundant supplies Of meats and food
generally
for your comfort, Captain Wood will brew you oleg
which, could rebe have tho bearer o. would have
inmortazed her among the gods with whom she rev.
eMed.
step on boardus s,esmer Arrowsmith Car,ain POST
~ Peck siip precisely st four O'Clock T. NJ and you mi
touch san DIS Point dock at half.pss, ave.
The New York herald., 1864-07-25

ComprOlboI
.Sss % .Sep,sa @ Is: sacv,rs
E % %.,sa oss; ss; fs:s: x';s; cssl a:s: :;::
-s S:;s: e s. I::S :s:. s:s.:.
s o. % p.s Uasss s % gan ms Is.
Aaueaac; snd that the accompanying ordnssss
Which vas ooncurrsd in BY the following ,o.s, viz
son s kf SDa,;s sSs ss.:s Cook
Re'ocson that the resouop hcre.ofor. adopted By tAe
G. :s:sa
aSs'ss
eur 70 .nee, ,s- ssn.. '''''' ''S''
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Sor .,S Ros' n sI:I T,s,r,s Is "a Js
r.en .lsh spprsssa y Ss ..yor on Mi i. q;
ds .rs Ss, .rs. from ss
ssS's @ @ .s red ns lawn scoS C:s =
IN sirov sas mad IN preparns he aid msy sI vi The
GcsSws - Bars r. n ea s 9, es
IRE sree LEAVING 40 srnds line for thai poton Of worh
'SsS Ssaf aa ss %a mo mF va. s s
worth street from csn,ro T. ssxsr cen and he in.r
:..ss ,.sssss s,ss.a a,s 4
70 y ncd by as ou,re,or and - The pross
s q" acossrr easr' in nqy Sy *. S esiSs s vos
AnrmAt - -Caprcimen Keenan,. Riley, nsgery nges,
Web ter, Hehernsu, n, an Gross 1epper kescr Houkh.
tain HsyIsud McGrRth. Opdvxe schHrtsf, Sooh, orAr-
don. Brc@ Russell, ftevfsld aud Joyce-N 4, go. :.
Report Of Committee Belgian Psvemsnt IN iavnr ~
sdopinf re iy,iou thai y.ninh between EghA
and Toph enues be paved With Ne alsn or rsp slces
p.v~mert nd.r srh hall be given hy TIA
Ton Ayueet Deparmsut and the accompanying ordnance
wh q. : - sdopved ny The Following vcte:-
Arr4nat gc- 90 ncrnen EeensB. Riley, Hagr1iy, HaysA
Web %et lere man. Gross, Reppsr koAtcr Housh
tara. Hsslaod, Mc,rssh opayke rehae'sr Cook, Bras
don Brice RUSSELL Fitzgerald and Joyce-2i.
RsI ort Coree On Donssons snd OsArites In Savog
OF ,oncurrns with Board Of Aldermsn In adopting resoi
ton thai the Comptroller bo directed N dw his u
favor of the Rev aecrge Brophy, pAstv OF s. rsufs
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