The daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1863-1864, 1864-11-16

my pr9Rgo o. RACHEL hohNbnVylh. !
- CorNcIL.-A regular monthly
o.ia ~, cf Council wss held last svaning. |
~F' ,bc absence of the Chsirmsu, Mr.. A. I
o, j.. occupied the chair,
sTe'n' oOsstion ofan increase Tease in the polio
the city, ehoited considerable dig
'o''1 ION An motion OF Mr.. Caldwell, Set
'n' p,,tt vas requested to give the CouqI
GEM ,sas,,ns for asking for an addition 4
"a r r'r,s Mr.. Britt stated that discharged
D ,,;.r. were arriving in the city slmoat
'r.r, day. aud that said so'S'ers hsaSe open
, ,,,.t.cl,red they would t Ask the city and
-. out the police offices. Mr.. Britt SAID
nood manage the affsir and keep order
5,,ior the day, but after night it would
;'nossble to do so with the present Pc
G,rce Mr.. Wilson could see no reas-
,',' IN ,gorebend danger fromthe soldiers;1
~. c;tv was unusually quiet and peAceabl e,
' ,.s far as the soldiers weies cob csrned,
.u1, as cou6dent it would 3femxihs 30: = Mfr,
n - was Of opinion that tho fbtcfshould
nora ssed. blood had been shed 10
- CITY quite recently, and i Has the duty
tho Council toproyide, against the threat!
,.o,5 rcrgenee of the soldiers lMDRatt
..h. the Provost Marshal would support
,ss,ity Sergeant. and render hun ell the
,'fsS needed. Mr. Cloudy opposedthe iaj
,,.,... as he had every confidence the city
-,nId suffer no harm from the soldiers On
,t.or the resolution recommending the
.,,.o wss laid an the table.
Oh, rerort of the committee on accounts,
...ommerding the paymentof s345,64, was
read aud adopted. jlIG aMlI8a
Tho Committee on streets and alleys res
,or,,l in iavor.of granting the petition OF
30 First National Bank " az
N, sbclcross stated tbatahe committee
had entirely overlooked his resolution 10
.oI,,ou TO the Chairman of the committee
on streets aud Alleys granting extraordI'
rsrr powers. Mr.. Bodley, Chairman OF the
committee on Streets and Alleys, without
at al snmmoning the committee, had grant
81 permission to;dig 2 wei in CITY alley5
blocking up said alley for eight or ten days,
rfich action was contrary to the city Char
or and all laws, and now the resolution Of
ensure aud not the question of the peti..
Ten should be considered A3 w., IA j :.
TIE report Of the committee was tabled
aud the resolution returned to the CONS
,,iys, Ia .EsfAtsJIM
Mr.. A. j. Sweeney, or his :proxys YVES
appointed to vote upon the city stock in
the Hempfeld railroad at its annual meeting
on Monday, Odd Instant
The School Tsustses Of the kSsysntth
Ward, were granted permission to occupy
the old City Oounci! Chamber as assehool
rom. .sEa.8e BsaRsA
4 communication from the, GtX Ssrgsan:
announced that John Deusch had violated
ina rouor law five different times,sq To &C.
c,rdance with an ordinance on the subject,
tho license of Mr.. Deusch was revoked =
The PETITION of Thos. Leonard, asking q
OMISSION Of fine, and an INVESTIGATION OF
altered brutal treatment Of his svfs0by Or
fc,r YIN. Myers. Refused.----- {
Mr. Sweeney offered the following resp
iat,or, which was adopted aoaAI 2
Rescued That TIE joint COMMITTEES on
ordinance. he instructed te-repert plan
saolishnr the office of Aldman of the city,
AMI Substituting insteadthe appointment or
election Of a Recorder, or, Judge, or other
similar ctticrr. who shall receive. q salary
for his services, his duties to, be the hearing
and deciding Of cases under city, ordinan>
c.. and that he have Jurisdiction IN certain
civil eases. with view TO mem erAiizipg tne
legislature ror the necessary authority. =
AFhe above action vas partially coecarred
n by The First Branchy0 "
IL
Psiyr BUILDINGS, Ii IL, .Auruas.-f2ll is
lie best season for outside paintipg, for the
sea.oo that the cool weather. allows tbe
p'rt 70 strike in gradually, neither. peaeS
uafa! to9 much or eyaporating too rapid
yasi is the case in YARN westAae Few
aer',o who have made no comparisons, arss
aeare l,w much good coat Of paint wip
byqteCt buildings exposed to the wearhsr;