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, 1864-01-25
New York Cutie Mnrket-Jan. 10.
abridged from Wednesdays New York Tribune.1


ss. es1e s9esa
PEE week last year. and with 47 for tie correspond
fhs 5eRs5s5 ss5d ysstesaay and toaey ?: she psasl
las
PRIcEs OF B1kE AT THE PRINCIPAL. MARKET Ta1s
1 wEKE.
Tho following are The quotations per pound upor
tns estlmsted nst weight q meat-seer sinking oai
ipc peund. amounts 70 3n: '''' VIZ "e1a '"'' a.
Prize, extra Holiday Beef a..
ht The tTssy 9sss On =, ss1e :sa 70, o;o;dsy
54sEsi
III EsneTal a1sssss oi the @arssi io:dsyt % ~
Ext1ems ranss of prices from. .:.
Thse nse - eFS Sised
sales Of Monday: on Tuesday rates were u 10 cent
wuza. rnK cA1r1x ALE 1xox.
IT Ihs @ Rnl11sks @ sod at Allerton'a aEezepored from
Sss SsS s
hiass.: e e Se# 5srss1 e
9nfE Huasen RK r.
4 ss & % % asadsy
CLOSING DAT OF THE NARxxT
er could have fallen upon The nniuckY diovefs, fhan
@ shs
Ihe cattle ars cold vet tired and tfaols, and d
head as they are ssaiRs seas
ST e ats
e. sss3 sss s 6 Sio e a
ever were IN this market, at lees than 12Xc net
70 & oR9a ao tH'a stEs5s
at es s,s aagsf
fulvhether all can Be sold upon any terms. S'0'|'
HRoKEBs sALxs or Ru1Locxs,
In the report Of fsa1es aim to give few Of ali
Esn asstes b5e$9t 81 Gntts. ~ 1t Albany. IS very
81 ;ss Sssss I'll ssSS: SSs
tpE s fssf Is .ss S a
IA ssiS Il sae.ass !oi y sa@s stssS y
Rs * st sG's { g Sis1s
* a.
f:iss !. ESs &; 5;Ss
MiSe Dalton sold, on hla own account, II Michigan
atae: Y a. ri Smith & Shoulder. 1t seans x.
sssSS9s sF Ohio
steI srs Gf 4 Indiana
lean ea%tief o1 o>aes1A c"E sold at aGAi21c 2 lb.
TIC Eastman Bro. III Illinois steers, average
lie. -.-,-,
... TIE SWINE MARKET.
Keceipts By Railroads, to wit; Hudson River Rail.
foad, s421; Erie Ratlroad, 65; New Jersey Central
Railroad, 46-tota1, 61O.
QUOTATIONS..
Ihe following are thu tgn1ea given By George ".
uosnan as INC pr1ce Of Hogs this week
Hosa, aEi o:::S& 8 @iS sxs
,bdne ane market Pa opened Monday neipg very dnl1,
howGyef Was unfavorablE It being deascly foggy and
With prospect OF rstn. which came heavily
IN tue aa8ernoon- Tie sa1csmen held the stock At Sc z
0ut 6nyeEs we1o igst as nnwtllnE to Ply II - they
To-day the weather IS still more unkavorabie tfan
Monday, and sales effected With greater difficulty
, 1864-01-25
New York stdk market-Jan. Fl.

Below are the qucatIons Of the New York stock
market, as received F. G. Saltonstall & Co.. Stock
and Bond Brokers, eElask street, Chicago. Stocks
generally declined. ihis category were the Chicago
& n: n. TX: Clevnnd h Pittsburgh (; Michigan
Southern l; Michlm Ccntrai ": Galena z; Illinois
Central X: Durlngh T. Quincy /; Cleveland & To1e-
do IL: while Uuitetstatcs sos udyaucedlL.
, 1864-01-25

An exhibition of school and teaching ar-
passtus Is to be given at Copenhagen, May
sse;ausetts 81; ia and Connecticut ase invited to
contzibrte. .~".,s-s
, 1864-01-25
wHISKvN CnEERRss.

Vac $H%1rr %ax@ 1knF1 fc- +. 49,
- S-a..S. .oP.s nsN",s..a o S eoo - tae
a'y saes.'tEn sE.."" p4nou, eonAseH,
r au1 .Souo'. ,,. .usn ae a.. n"ootunaeto
~ VIC aeoaUnc a'epu'@..on. an par1es are
ueeo 'ua' ~. w ouEn. "a, " IN ne aafeeag IN.
essuseu " enh1 comlnoo.s. ING ta.e n1eo
upon ny connaon consent Is sl41y Genus per
head and radical 1fatefnize on the necessity
OF something like sixty cent tax But thfEe
is wide divergence of views as to when the
increased impost shall take effect, and wheth-
er forty cent tax shall be leyied upon whis-
Ky in the hands Of dealers and manufacturers
at the time OF, the passage Of the Law. The
bill, as 1t passed the House, Ind an amend
mcnt added, on the motion Of the Copper
head leader, Feznando Wood, taxing all
whisky on hand January IL, 1864, forty cents
per gallon-imported Us well as domestic
60 that the tax on a11 whisky heretofore man
ufactured and nnconsumed, as well as what
nay be made after january II, sliall uo uni
form, aisty cents per gallon-the old rate be
ing twenty cents This amendment Of Fer
nando Woods was adopted By an Immense
majority, Democrats voting for It As well as
Republicans
It was well known for two months before
Congress assembled thst the tar on whisky
wonld be increased, ana the Ltstflleries were
run night ard day to produce the greatest
possible quantity before the increased taz
would be levied The holders Of whisky
promptly put up the price Of the article forty
cents per gallon. There is now whisky
enough on hand In the United States to sup
ply the consumption FOR TWO years or more.
"ltnont making announcer Gau' Let us sup.
pose the quanflts OF WHISKY onconsamed In
.ae on1on' On ,oo ID. LIN Sanua1J 1nst' TO be
one unuu ,onione oi eanons; thls liquor
Mas Aaaeea to.y cents on tne eallon in an
aaon a u anc increased LAX o. iort5 cents
W ouoeuenls .. anana'c.a.eo WHISKY. Inc
e's1S ~ W aeeaoeo ~ eougfess IL,
s.n,a1" "n.ei ule seoelal treasury OF tne hqnor
ete 1S~1 :. euun nase u'e 1osty mnnons OF DOL
m l's-m -, otne1 "o1os' "Aetncf AZ shau 50 TO
wv e,eot u 'ne WHOLE people, IN tneis M
..ona1 capasats, OF 1n1o Tue pockets ol 1e"
'nousana epecuiators. Forty millions OF dol"
mrs thrown into Chase's strong box from
taxation would be worth to the national
eseot1 I'VE nmes that sum loaned to him, on
huc Is oeslSeo IRON whisky the tax less need
We ae'aeo On me manulactu1ng industry OF
eue country. TINS lofty mAnons IN dispute
s',l :. l'ass inIo .ne poekets OF 'ae sPeeuia1oEs
.'.,,' :. 20 ee1uun tnA' INC 1oss ~ ms 11easa1y
na'o " We naue ~ - saA1ns "aoa'ac
t.1 .ee nFe PR cen'" ios.*a'o oi tn1ee, ano oy
4Ae au'ance On lneo'aes nna stamps II VIII
oe Pelcc1'ea, lneieaote. tnat IL is qoesuon
'1ia' coioes nome 10 Inc pocket OF every oosi-
ness man. !nefcls an immense lobby at work
, 1864-01-25

~ The Portage (Wis.) -aduocate says that
old "Auut Polly'' Doxstater, motherly
oneida equaw, living about six miles from
Green Bay, who was the nurse Of the now
Mrs General Mcclellan, lately conceived the
idea OF. sending her photograph to Mrs. Nc
Clellan, and asking hers in return. She did
80, and not only received Mrs. McClelIan's
photograph but handsome eum of money.
, 1864-01-25

NEXT Presidential gentleman who has
travelled through all parts Of Wisconsin with
In the past few weeks, and has had excellent
opportunities for ascertaining the opinions
Of the loyal masses, informs the GAINESVILLE
Gozt2ft that the sentiment is unanimous In
favor Of Mr. Lincoln for the next Presidency.
, 1864-01-25

at 10hc :; 10 pkgs Yellow Great q At 9Xr.
M NES-Reeeived, - btls. There was
deGliae of12x@1sc per gallon snee yesterday. There
y little Or no speculative demand, And the market
were-B1 br1s At SIC 100 brls at $50 brs ut 6Cc
DRESSED H0GS-Recelved.9.55 !. 81. Market dull.
, 1864-01-25

@ The San Francisco Bulletin says, upon
the authority of trustworthy statistics, that
the population Of ttlat city, amounting to
about 100, 900 persons, consumes daily ninety
seren thousand eight hundred and ffty-two
pounds of meat It adds that San Francisco
probably consumes more animal food than
any city Of the same size in the whole conn
tU.
, 1864-01-25

UniversalIst Conference.

A conference Of the Uniyersalists of the
Northwest WIS held at Peoria in the Church
Of the Redeemer, on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday Of last week. The attendance was
not 1arge, The Conference was called to Or
der by Rev. j. q. Tutle Of this city, aud Mr.
Barnes of Peoria was elected Chairman.
Prayer was offered by Rev. D. r. Swinnon of
tAis city, and committee on credentials ap-
pointed. Religious services were held in the
evening Of Wednesday and Thursday, Busi-
ness sessions we're held In the morning,
tbs Is all the information We have at present
of their proceedings
, 1864-01-25

For the Week Ending Jan. I'll, 1894

:! SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 10, 1854.
The Receipts Of 1.-Two Hogs and Beef Cattle at the
various safs IN the city during the weak ending to-
day, compare az follows with the preytona weat.
snce Oct 8, 1868: ''A0
, 1864-01-25
"a Few Facta.ss


Under this lead tho Richmond Wh.o of i,
recent date presents the following faets ;1lns.
tratiye Of the rebel condition: Three thor.
sand men In Longstreets CORDS arc harc foot
'onns'one army Is suffering terribly for want
o. blankets and clothing; Lees .soidiers are
aesutate OF socks and other necessary clc.
lining, and the whole energies Of the Confed-
efacy are summoned to supply the demand; :;
the prospect for clothing next year is dark
and gloomy; 1t cannot be got through the
blockade, and there are no materials in the
home market. The sources both of leather
anu wool are diminishing every month: the
supply Of food is equally scant; very little
bacon is left; beef is going, and mutton would
not iced great armies, even could It be- had .
the crops are falling, and prices constantly
going up; besides, there Ia no labor. wfthont
which there can be no production: the con-
scrip1on is taking to the ranks all the whites
and the negro will not work. Even If he
would, he could not prevent famfne, which
would bring fnsurrcction with 1t. Then with
out crops, horses cannot be fed, and an acmy
without horses Is man without limbs. Even
now, horses sufficient to serve the purnoses
oil the existing army are obtained With the
6'"~"@ss NAAAAe4AAys oS lAaL ~ 1h utLCrly lmDoS-
slble to double the army and Increase the
trains, as some extrayagantly talk of doing:
still further, besides wagons and trains, mus.
kets, cannonan ammunition must be had,
and these 1t is not possible to procure. There
Is now only bare suftcieucy of muskets and
cannon to supply present needs, and as to am
m9nition, since Charleston and Wilmington
have been closed, and the nitre beds of Ten
nessee torn from the rebel grasp, the supply
can never be more than equal to the demands
Of the present army.
Sorghum Convention.
There is to be Wisconsin State Sorghum
Convention held in Madison on the Sd, 4th-
and 5th days Of February. Ample arrange
ments are being made for large attendance,
and it Is to be hoped that the number Of
visitors will equal the preparations. There
Is promise Of considerable attendance
from adjoining States, to compare notes and
spread broadcast the result of their years
experience It is estimated that Iowa and
Illinois have each produced from three to
five millions Of gallons of the golden syrup
the last season, and Wisconsin is hard after
them in amount, and the breadth Of cane
planted next year Will number more than
twice the ncres of the Last.
, 1864-01-25
FROM CAIRO.

The Captnfo OF tl1e Detachnent Of the
5Et11 1l,fnols- Gellanfry of omr RoVx
-Hescue- Of tho Frf6oners-ColoDel
lynch Commanding Rrfuude.
, 1864-01-25

SATERpAT EvKN1H8. Jan. q. 1864.
FREIGHTS-There Il no change IN quotations.
, 1864-01-25

come necessity 10 Ill clAases Of people Last
year hundreds Of Thousands Of bushels of
this fruit were grown within the territory
named, and to cut of this supply, even for 4
single year, will indeed be ha1dship.
, 1864-01-25
FROM WASBIE;SSTON.

a Split IN tI,e ceePreEh sad Ferty-Fer-
pEcc- Conduct Of the War Cofnmft.
tee-major General 1@1e.by-Tie Dis-
h0ncAt Illinois Contractors The To-
Tnr.
, 1864-01-25

Lu1aEa-Fnss C=ss. 800 " e9ag g
| GEE21A N4E1E ssss.s-...A 9tAN34V.W
| Third Clear, :. ........... s. nE493 %
Stoee sH& r. ss3rcs Ro:,;: 9 G G
Common Boards. s.dEY.,-..-,............ 1z0a317 s.
Eenolng. la0cGsl900
Gull Boards HttA.,
First Clear Flooring. IS
Second Clear Flooring. rough.......... = 0oCa...
Eommon tIooI1nEs fpnXh-............. 13mE8....
Sldng Ilear, dressed. = g09
SScpud E0Nk3.--
Common do, 170l91B u
Long JostB- 22aC9S0
Shaved Shingles FM..................... I255....
Shaved Shingles No 1......---..-......... 4oaA...
CEDAR Shingles 3159....
shWed Shingles {5G3....
Saved Shingles 10 Eo1.................... 4e5.,..
LAG. Icy :o9.
xoete. !o s4!51a
NAVAL STDKEg-Marrsti In suppl; SUPPLY rith iim. i
Tar m@l6.oe MANILA kope.-
Pitch .......... o10@5 10 Hemp .....:.-..... go
Kosln. Lath Yarn No ..1sh@l7X
0aknm.::....: $500 71 Mazltne. 2s925 :,
active and as present rites drsn. W. quose
CARH0N, O1LB-In consequence or the sup
Preston Of ~ freight trains the Pttsburg Fort
Nnyns a9d Chicago Railway he usual supply of this
hands Of our dealers generally light, and With the
prospect IT being unable to Increase them for SONS
two or three weeks. anl It may be longer. Prices
have advanced from to &c q gallon. at which ait
lots have been made &c lower than present qnotn
ttone-- We quote:
M11e 3Hae0e
W-t.....- .3t958o
, 1864-01-25

1sspsst ~ En1sky or sSmaoa rum cost,nS tsom .
~ ceEstQsT Gaiion, The taste dtsgutsf1 hx
| ceItandtr rseet:---~-----.-s-S seet:---------.-- q
1nat eahs Of Blttefs has caused and viii cont,uus "a
as loog - they can bo sold, hnndrcs TO ala s
Se5h eot oa re- dFnn1a.a By tnst: he SYSTEM
stRs SonaFJ t ~ anoer The ncnance Of AcohoH9
cSessa Snd nsps 9p spa he sosross
Of themf ~~">1' A'o"A&"
Attention, SoIdiersi and Fr{and. ~ r.,a,.
the srmy 10 th IL t a sf hsyiaf s!e1'ons e
ndnes b. exnosurra @ sufe ninetenths of The dseaa
lie Ia tie lsts nnbsheep Pr incident 70
st ;e1y iaEso propeos q tae .4s ss III b nosie4
ty Every case of tent ktnd an ~ Tr TON dsG.
disofdeTs Of ia aestiys Dseasss ros9itink nu
Cd Wa haYr No Sestt o9anS ale speedily reInov
~ tsEe!y oseu among our soldiers hundrn6x
VI ~ i1KHt pe saFed that Otherwise will b Ioxt
anthentIca t 70 tne Following remarkable and
M10Sc n!e 70 Use his own language ha5 haen saTnd
PuuAnx,prY. .,. 70 ,o,,
,Mxsaas 5o1Ks E7Axs: Wei. gentlemen. your
kaR =
, 1864-01-25
Manufacture Of HIehwfncs In Chicago Ii

= ------ IS61.
We hare To-day received from Aessrs. Lamperts 4
Dore, tho United States Inspectors Of hghwlncs In
this city, q sthtencnt showing the manufacture OF
spirits In this city daring the rear 1868 to be hrls
s65o,H2 22.1oo proof gallons.
, 1864-01-25

Wnen Enlfpen Hy III faII-J Il
kSses 10 ns. less than q Buna1o
HOGS,
The total receipts OF Live hogs for the week ending
totaJ amount. according 10 the daily returns po6ted
on 'change TO 25,4k. ThIs Il 9,447 head mora thsn
We've received during tho previous week. and :. sea
less Than the receipts Of tho corresponding week OF
last year.
The daily receipts at the various yards compare "a
, 1864-01-25

1t Is curious how near the copperheads and
rebels are to each other as respects their ideas
and feeling respecting the conduct OF the war:
The: moment The Riehmond papers howl
heads In Congress, and. the press and politi.
cians out Of It, Immediately echo the cry. But
sometimes tho aiders and comforters Of the
North do not get the cue In time, and copse:
, 1864-01-25

CON18IElC1AL.
sATuRpATvKNraa,J Jan. Is, 1864.
The following are the retpts for the last twenty
, 1864-01-25

Gen. Garrett, accompanied BY delegation
from Arkansas, consisting Of Messrs- Snow
and Mile, and Dre. Kirkwood and Belonchc,
are here and hare had N interview with the
President on the subject Of the condition Of
Arkansas and fhe means to be taken for Its
rcstorntion into tho Union. -, Il.
, 1864-01-25
SECRETARY SEWARD AND TIE ENGLISH POLICY
AND ATTITUDE =.

A few evenings since few prominent Can
adams called upon Alr. Seward, and had some
Interesting conversation with him, The Sec
rotary of State assured them that the action
of the British Government with regard to the
building Of INNS and connirnnce at piracy
was satisfactory; that the feeling between
the two countries Was friendly as could be
expected or desired; bnt that there is danger
sion by s set Of rasca1s In British seaports md
cities and towns, all the way round from the
Cape Of Good Hope to st. Johns and Halifax,
whoEe greed for gain renders them insensible
friendly to our own. The authorities lad
manifested temper and disposition which
met the approval of our government, and the
only thing at all liable to involve the nations
In war Is The lawless acts Of British subjects,
the British authorities In Nova Scotia In de-
claring the Chesapeake captors pirates, gives
much satisfaction. ZETA
, 1864-01-25

F1SH-LAKE F1su, IN moderate demand and very
6rtn At present rntes-MACKEBxL, In good demand
anh tolerably h1m. Ccp FIsn IN limited supply. and
good tcunnd.. Market firm with upward tendency.
HEkRIyG In vcry limited demand and mafkes rules
easy and unchanged. We quote:
, 1864-01-25

. Is constipa.
ton, Inward Piles,
Fu!lness or Blood TO tho
Head, 4cid&ty OF tho Stomach,
Fu!lnsae or Weight IN the Stomach, sor
Etuptanons. B1nkn. or Flnttering ut tho Pit
OF the Stomach, Swimming Of the Head, UuTIfed
Bna Ulmcalt Breathing, Ftutsering At tho HeA1t.
InoEnc ot 5unecat!Eg Sensations whcn In lying pot
tuie oiMnees Of Vision. lots or Webs bef6re Go
agat: FGysr and dull pain II the Head Dcdctaa-
Limbs &C., Sudden finishes Of
Heat, Burning. in the FLESH,
Constsnt Ina agtnings,
Of ET4l, and great
Depression OF
SpfFita-
LIoUs FEVER &c. They contain 1A'' 1~''-
NO ALCOHOL Or BAD BRANDY.
They WILL CURE tho above dlseases In nInety.nfzn
cases ont Of hundred -
10 you want something to Strengthen Yoas =.
% you want Good Appstites
Do you want to Build up your Constitution
Do you want to Feel We11f
Do you want to get rid Of Nervousnass1
Do you want Energy7
10 you want to Sleep WauF
Do you want Brtsk and Vigorous Feel1naI
Il Jou do. use H0oFLAEDs GERMAN BIrTMx.
PARTICULAR NOTICE,
There are mnny preparations sold under he mama n.
6tttete pnt mp IN qutEr bottles, cnmpo4ad OF 81
eoeapsst Enlskf or common ru!n, costing ffo - "a
, 1864-01-25
From Our Regular CoErcspondont.]

lFrom our Regular Correspondent
"AsusoTos, jan 19, 1861
4 SILT IN TIE copPERnkAp PARTY,
Yesterday in the House the Copperheads
were obstructing legislation and annoying
the majority, (probably for want OF some
fhing better to do,) by offering resolutions
expressive of their views on the war, &c.
Finally, Green clay Smith, of Kentucky,
Shove I'M the following, which was like the
discharge Of well loaded fowling piece into
the midst Of flock Of pigeons:
WHEREAS. 4 most desperate, wicked snd bloody
exists within tho Jurisdiction Of the U1.
ted STATED and tbs safety and eecurity OF personal
and national liberty depend upon Its absolute and
uner extinction, therefore,
Refosred, rhat It ts the political, civil, moral
and sacred dnty Of the people to meet it. dght 1t,
cpfh and forever destroy It, thereby establish
ing perfect and unalterable liberty.
J. G. Allen, Of Illinois, Immediately moved
to adjourn, while seTeral coppcrheads COM
menced yacating their seats surreptiously.
Finally q vote WIS taken, however, after
Allen had moved to lay the resolution on tho
table, and 1t was passed by yeas liz, nays 10.
The following Democrats voted with the
Union men, some Of them 1t will be seen Of
formerly the strongest kind Of copperhead
, 1864-01-25

,hdnsb IT, market Pa opened Monday meInE very dnl
howeyer Vas 1nfavorabs. It being denscly foggy aud
inaHlhg With prospect OF raln which came heavily
N tue afternoon 1ta sa1csnen held the stock Sc
r. but buyers werc lust unwilling to pay i, they
day ibe Wea.Se pai g tan
Monday and sales effected With greater dtnculty+
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-09

PERPETUAL MoTIoN.-A Western cor
respondent Of Harpers' Magazine gets of
the following excellent joke:--"I was
travelling in Virginia by stage, and,
spending the night at a country tavern,
was greatly entertaind by the talk of the
stage drivers and others sitting by the
bar-room fire in the evening. One old
codger worked of a good thing. When
I was down to the fair, . good many
years ago. said the old fellow, there
Was q prize offered to the one who would
come the nearest to making perpetual
motion Well, all sorts Of machines, OF
all shapes and materials, were fetched
there and shown, and the makers OF
them told how long they would run. As
/ was walking about among them saw
Q sign over a tent: "All who want to see
perpetual motion. and NO mistake, meet
here" So. ! paid the admission fee, and
went in. Very soon q queer little fellow
got up on q box that served for plat
form, and addressed the audience:
Ladies' and gentleman. 1 am going to ex-
hibit to YOU the most wonderfullest in
vention you have ever seen. 1t has been
runnin' for full three years, and if
nobody stops it, it'll run for ever" Here
he unrolled strip Of paper. This is
q PRINrER's BILL" And as he held it up
to the gaze Of the people, they admitted
that, whether the bill was paid or not,
they had been Sold
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1864-04-09
Council Proceedings. Regular Meeting

TUESDAY EVENING, April 5th, 1854.
Council met at O'Clock p NJ.
Present. the members. Mayor Finley presiding.
Minutes read and approved.
A petition asking to have Market street between
Franklin and Fifth graded and graveled referred
the Street Committee also, petition to regravel
Jackson street from McCoy's property, to the Mill
Race.
A remonstrance against removing the building of
Marchant Strickland now placed on the pavement of
Ninth street, WAS referred Messrs HAdley, Vaughan
and Conley.
Sundry repairs were ordered to be made to the Pub
lie School House property.
The Treasury reported the borrowing OF $4,000 At
per cent, Also that the City had paid for Bounty
Volunteers under last call Sll.lA450
A petition from No. Engine Company to grant
them Hose Reel granted.
The Street Commissioner instructed to notify
certain persons make use of the gravel on Ninth
street.
The COMMITTEES on Public Buildings were directed to
inquire into the expense, &C., Of erecting Gas Lamp
Post At the Market House.
Mr.. Posy rendered his resignation As Market Master
which not accepted.
Mr.. jeremiah HAdley unanimously elected
Treasurer ofthe Board Of School Trustees.
The real estate holders of property North Ninth
street directed to cut down their pavements and
pave their cutters.
donation Of 500 was made to Engine Company
No. l. towards the purchase Of Bell.
The Street Commissioner reported that he had paid
into the Treasury $99sss cash, received for dirt sold
and $lAs, so, for private work done by City.
The Committee Public Buildings reported the
renting Of the City farm to Peter Mong, for $3.50
year.
Tax of7o Seventy cents was levied each
hundred dollars worth Of real estate and personal
property and so cents poll, for the present year.
BIs Reerred-J. n. Starr, Sl33,00: E. q.
Swayne, $3.50.
Bale A1osc-d-E. ]. SAlter, $34,55; W. Kitson,
$500; :. H. wilkins $3.50; A. Carr / Co..,
$97 N. Conklin $2s,T5 5. r. Lppincott, $l,75:
-, $3.50; Starr White, $3.50; D. b. Strattan,
$3.50 Baylies Co., $!,l5 Jos. Dickinson, s. 90;
w. Zimmerman, 81, Bayles Howard Co., SIS,
50 Jas Elder, $l4, 50 j. J. Roney. 50, IS.
Adjourned until the 6rst Tuesday in May.