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The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28
AnluIsPnnenfS.

Masonic HALL.-The first grand ball, given
by the friends Of the steamer Governor Nor
ton, called forth, on last night, a full attend
ance Of the beauty and fashion Of the city
Good feeling was abundant, and merrily did
the dancers feet keep step TO the music dis
coursed by the band until the wee small hours
Of the morning warned the festal throng that
IL was time to go.
METROPOLITAN "Reminiscences ex-
quisite poem Of Enoch Arden, skillmlly dra-
matized. and called " Under the Palm" a
poetic title, well suited to the play, was pro-
duced last night, with Mr.. l.. L. Barrett "a
Enoch Arden, his original character, and is in
his hands creation of most remarkable inter-
est. The pOetical passages Of the play received
from Mr.. BarrctPs excellent taste and full
toned and melodiOus voice, full justice, while
the scenes Of deep pathos with which the char
acter abounds, moved many Of the audience to
deep emotion. Mr., Barrett proves hmselfper-
feet master Of the human passions, and what
ever he essays TO portray seems at once subject
10 his power
Under the Palm will De repeated tonight.
for the last time.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

WORKING MEN's ADDRESs.-In compli-
anoe with general desire 10 see in the columns
Of the HERALD the address. 10 the working
men Of Indiana, Of the Working Mems Con-
yention, which met in this city last week, we
make room for il in to-day's paper:
ADDRESS OF THE WORKING MEMS STATE
CONVENTION TO THEIR CONSTITUENTS.
Feliolc Working Men 81 the State Of In
diana,
You are well aware that the possession Of
money confers on its owner power and re-
spect that his merit does not entitle him 10.
and that the effect produced on society l. anti
Democratic and inconsistent with the spirit
Of cur American institutions. being based on
false and pcrnicious distinctions. calculated 10
elevate wealth above labor in the social and
political scale Of life. and degrade the producer
- low that wealth and honor will never reach
them.
To counteract this moral heresy should be the
aim Of every man who wishes 10 see worth pre-
ferred 20 wealth and wants 70 maintain it, supe-
rioriiy over money, and that IN selecting men
for official positions. the questions Of qualitca-
lions should be, i he honest. i he capable. i
he worthy
To produce wealth requires snew and mus
Gle for labor. intellect for direction, and the
blessing Of God for fruition. The politician.
the banker, the greedy speculator. and the
wealthy aristocrat. none Of them produce any
thing useful: all Of them live and thrive on the
labor Of the working men, accommodating and
consuming the produce q the laborer's toll.
using the wealth thus gained 70 place his ben
efactors in n scale Of life still lower than he
found them.
The capitalists combine a. they say 10 pro
iest their rights. and thereby add 70 their al
ready large capital Why, then, should not
The working men combine also 70 protect their
Int and secure % themselves their full
mar q their capital. their labor.
Al toussq ucuce q the large amount Of labor
- - A.sehinery now in use, and the exces-
~. -. huihper - iaborers 10 perform the amount
- ,aeoI Ieqeired 10 DC done the whole number
can seldom all find employment al one lime
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TKNfPERAScE.-The following named per-
sons were appointed the Committee on Recep-
ton for the Mass Convention to be held in this
city 9th December next, to-wit Or. l.. Albeit,
VIM. W. III. McCurdy. DR.. J. T. BOYD. T. j.
Morris, Rev. Henry Wright, with power To- ap-
point subcommittee in each ward, 20 solicit
places for the entertainment Of the delegates
10 the Mass Convention. The following con-
stitute the Committees appointed in each ward
10 assist the Committee on Reception:
Isl Ward-Miss Mary Spratt, Thomas Davis.
2d ward-Misscs Mary HAIRED, s. c. Morgan.
Florence Y. wallingford and Mr.. +. n. Obert.
81 ward-w. :. Hublart, Mrs. Melville and
Lucy l.. Hunter
18th ward-Miss Sarah Chapman, Bell Krcglo.
Serena johnson aid J. IL. Graves.
9Th ward-Miss Sallie Bartlett. Anna Wool
en-, Mittie Wilson and Charles krcgleo.
eih Ward-Mrs. Cynthia Housum. Thos.
Gray, Mrs. Hannah Dunbar and Rev. ".
Hay.
sth Ward-T. b. Rose, +. r. MAY. Emma
Albeit, Jennie Syms and Jennie Ballinger.
sth ward-Cap;ain Whist and j. Marsee.
9Th wsrd-Mrs. Martha ssArcck and J. r.
Clinton.
II Is expected :ast all viii At once - 10
work, aud work until the work is done. let the
friends q temperance hang out the Latch
>trngs' L. ABRETr. Chairman.
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svPSENF COURT OF November
Term-First Day.-Court opened. Hon. Jas.
;. Frazier chosen Chief Justice.
No. a.. Martha \. Maxev. = a. -. John
Wise. Affirmed Ray. judge.
No. 50. George W. Groonch r az. rs. Ira II.
Myers; Miami c. z. Reversed. Gregory.
Judge.
No. Is. David Webb. Administrator. Is.
Charles l. Moore; Fountain e e. Reversed.
Elliott, Judge.
No. l62- George ". Day sf a. Rs. Henry
Nstieili Morgan c. c. Reversed. Frazier.
Judge.
No. i-i3- Henry Murray rs James NJ. Dix
on Madison c. {. Motion for time till next
term, 70 supply papers. Granted. aud ordered
10 supply papers On or before hrst dav II next
term.
No. 20. John Dumont rs Parrot, Duf.,-.
Switzerland c p. Anirned. and motion for
cerfi, awarded.
No. i9i. Calvin Coppaek q a.. rs Thoma.
jay; Grant c. T.. Affirmed, and motion Der
cerff, awarded
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT CoURT-BEFORE
JrDcE McDoSALD.--United states -. Como
dore r.. Arnold, indicted for passing forged
postal currency. In process. Hannah Tor the
Unitee States; Mcdonald = ROachs Tor de-
icnoknAf
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

VACANT JoTs.-Seine Of the finest building
sites In our city are a. y~t unimprove.l. We
had occasion, the ether day. 10 notice the eli.
gibility q certain vacant grounds on North
tennessee street. They have all been soId.
and next spring We expect 10 sec handsome
residences erected there. Yesterday We had
our attention called 10 . beautiful piece Of
ground In the southeastern portion of the city,
and wondered that n had not been improved.
These grounds have been sub-disidcd into suit
able Its for building purposes. and we learn
are 20 be sold At auction next Monday, by
Wiley A Martin. These lots are situate so a.
90 front. portion ~ them on East street. and
portion On Morris street. Their site Is ele-
waited. and viewed in any aspect we choose,
they present more advantages than any other
unoccupied portion Of the city. The surround
ings are very desirable, and the location health
ffl
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Large sale of BuiIdinr Lon. .,

UNION CITY.-We learn that Mrs. q. III. smith.
one Of the original proprietors of Union City,
Indiana, with view 10 the more rapid inn
provement of that growing City, has deter
mined 10 offer at Public Auction on wednes-
day December 10 next over one hundred
choice building lots belonging TO her.
Union City is situated on the Indiana and
Ohio State line, 81 miles northeast from Indi-
annapolis, log miles west from Columbus,
Ohio, and A. miles northwest from DAYTON.
There are now four railroads completed and
running to the place-one that will be COM
pleted next year, and two more projected
one turnpike, and two more projected.
The City was first laid out twelve years ago,
and now contains population Of $500, and
rapidly increasing. There are now i'm the CITY
five churches, two school houses, one printing
Office, two Touring mills, one foundry and
machine shop, one planning mill, sash and door
factory, seven dry good stores, four boot and
shoe stores, seven groceries, two bakeries, three
clothing stores, two drug stores, three hotels,
one pillow factory, two wagon and carriage
factories, and three saw.mills in the immediate
vicinity.
The location Of the city is high and rolling,
very healthy, with fine agricultural country
surrounding ii. 1t is well known as being one
Of the most important railroad centers in the
state-population and business rapidly in
creasing. This sale offers superior induce
ments 10 mechanics and capitalists.
The sale will commence at ten O'Clock A. NJ
Terms Of sale-one-fifth cash, and the remain
der in four equal semi-annual payments. with
interest.
The lots are all staked and numbered. Plats
and bills with full particulars can be had at
all prominent points in the vicinity, or upon
inquiry Of Wiley & Martin, Real Estate Auc-
tioneers, indianapolis, Ind.
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Fine and welI.lxepf Furniture at

AUCTION, at No. 51l North Illinois street on
Thursday, November 80, 1865, at 9Is o'clock,
A. NJ, two hundred yards TAPESTRY, Brussels,
Three-Ply and Ingram Carpets and Mating,
one Marble-top Center Table, two Marble-top
Washstands. two Marble-top Rosewood Dress
ing Bureaus, one set IIair-seat Rosewood
Chairs, one Hair Sofa, one Easy-C Chair, one
one sofa-Lounge, one set Rosewood Cane-seat
Chairs, two Rosewood Rocking Chairs, one
oval Table, one very fine Rosewood Bookcase,
two Rosewood French Bedsteads, one single
Bedstead, two Hair Spring Mattresses, Oak
Extension Table, Oak Sideboard, Oak Dining
Chairs, Oak Hatrack, Oak Chamber set, Re
frigerator, Cooking and Warming Stoves, Lin
en- Window Shades, and Cornicc. Cooking and
Warming Stoves, Kitchen Furniture, etc, ETC.
At the North end Of the Illinois street railroad,
East side. BE sure and go.
WILLIAM T.. FEATHERsToN.
2S-S Auctionecr
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Harvey 4 Morley take this 0

nifty to inform ali whom il may concern, that
they have purchased the Stock. stand. ETC.. Of
seibert 4 Bryant. No. l46 Virginia Avenue.
and 10 the extensive stock already in hand.
have made large additions, and now offer 10
the people Of indianapolis the greatest induce
ments 10 patronizc them. Mr.. Harvey i well
and widely known a Capt. A. u. Harvey. Of
the 18th Battery and Mr. Morley l. favorably
known as Major \. J. Morley, II the 4th Ind
Cavalry. Patronize this firm. They can and
Will please their patrons.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28


SHOOTING AFfRAY.-Yesterday forenoon a
party ofthe 18th Indiana Cavalry went into
shooting gallery on South Illinois street for
the purpose Of exercise with the I" air gum"
A by-tander named Lewis Gran. whose occu-
patton az he has any, we have not been able
TO ascertain, made himself too oflicious by vol
unteering his aid in suggestions, and received
a rebuke. coupled with physical illustration,
when the party retired. Returning in the at
ternoon, Gran was found TO be there, who, inn
agining that he discovered the man who had
struck him, in the person ofone ofthe soldiers,
drew a slurg.shot and struck him. The mis-
sile breaking, he drew a revolver and shot the
soldier In the side. the ball innicting a severe
wound. Gran was arrested and lodged in
Jail. The soldier was taken to the Soldiers
Home, where his wounds were dressed.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

BnLfsRDs.-Nr Frink, Of Chicago, proved
10 De the winner over Mr.. Morris, In tine match
for 600 points, 81 the First National, laet night.
The game was tame affair, aud neither party
seemed 20 be 1esirous Of winning the game
rather unusnal circumstance in match games.
II was thought by some that the game was
not 80 much a trial OF skin a. well laid plan
70 induce outside betting, with view to a III
vision Of the profits between the champions.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

MUSTERED OUT-The 9th Indiana Veteran
Volunteer Infantry. consisting Of sixteen COM
missionct officers and three hundred and sew
enty-four enlisted men, have been mustered
out at New Orleans, La, and placed en- route
for home. They will arrive during the week.
The 18th L. :. colored troops, consisting Of
nineteen commissioned officers and four hun
dred aud seventy-fiye enlisted men, have also
been mustered ont, and will also arrive dur
ing the week.
The former regiment is under command Of
1t. Col. VIM. :. Pollard, and the latter l. CON-
manded by Brevet Brig. Gen. Charles S.Russell.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

MAYORS COuRT.-seyen eases o. intoxica-
lion were considered by the Mayor yesterday,
and seven individuals were fined 80 10 each.
Two paid and five went 10 JAIL
one individual carried the law Of self-pre-
seryation 10 such an extent a. TO contrayene
the law Of the aty. for he was found with con-
eealed weapons enough about him TO equip Il
first-class brigand. Ia Lieutenant Murray
OF Ned Buntline. lie was fined = 10 and
nail
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

LECTURE At Masonic HALI.-Tonight the
great anti-slavery apostle, VIM. Lloyd CARR
ION, who has the merit Of consistency, ifnoih-
ing else, delivers lecture at Masonic Hall
under the auspices q the Young Mems Chris
tian Association. Friends and opponents alike
will desire 20 hear from his own lips what he
has &c say. seats may be reserved at Ben
hams during the day.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

THOsr PRoMENADERs.-The ladies were
out Ina full force yesterday-some for purposes
Of shopping, "a others, as we imagined, for
the purpose OF enjoying the very lovely wealth
or. and at the same time improving their health
and complexion. We noticed that the hand
some ones were out as we'll a. l.. homely.
Had we not stecled ourselves against such i'm
pulses, we should have felt melancholy, when
night came on, at our own loneliness and heart
warnings. as we turned 10 the dull task-work
Of writing up this column. But truce 20 all
this sentiment More copy iswanted, and we
dismiss the subject with the inward exclama-
ton:
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The Gerauium !

by any similar institution If the kind in the
West. Nevertheless. IIezekiah. the proprietor.
i unwilling 10 blow hi own trumpet Myr-
lads who have gone into IL commodious apart
MEMS hungry, sick and sore. have come out
reJuNenaicd and renovated. The eatables
thereat need no panegyrizing. It. merits speak
for themselves
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:. What. i'm n Name :-..That !

pends on what the name is. Sometimes there
is great deal in a name. and sometimes IL isn't
worth rush. Take, for example, the name
Of George Rhodius. and il Immediately sug-
gests the word Circle and the word "Cir-
Gle" Is suggestive Of everything that is good
and great in the culinary art.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

A CORRECTION. building destroyed BY
fire on last Friday evening was carpenter
shop belonging 70 John starr, and not a marble
shop belonging TO John seybold, a was incor-
rectly stated In our paper Of Saturday.
The error arose from the fact that the prem
hold
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28
The Ladies' had "A lively time q

the fur auction at Featherston's room, yester-
day. We understand there were some great
bargains sold. The sale is continued to-day
There i a large stock Of the best goods still on
hand. and must BE- closed this day. commence
ing at nine and a half o'clock. A. NJ, and one
and half p. VI. BE on hand. Ladies especi-
ally invited WN. :. FEATHERsToN,
Auctioneer
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

T.. Way ~ Co.. AT the Loan Office. No. -
south Illinois street, win loan money on any
article Of value. or buy the same. Always on
hand unredeemed pledges for sale.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28
BUSINESS NOTICES.

IIamlin n snschis have removed their
office 10 Exchange Building. $50 North ILL.,
nois street. opposite Bates House. nov1s-2m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28
The last Chance

The Last Chance 10 secure one or
more Of those Cheap Building Lots, on East
street, near Virginia Avenue street Railroad,
will be offered next Monday, when the re-
manning lots are positively 10 be closed out
Call at the Real Estate Office Of Wiley & Mar
tin, for Plats. etc. 80
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

Wanted...By single gentleman, fur
nished room, either in private house or pub
lie building, within two squares Of the Post
Office. Address T. O. Box 1886
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

The Only Imported iron New Jer-
sey) silver Medal Patent Leather Boots In this
city are found At
sS-Ssod LrprSGroS. CApY & Co.'S.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

All last week the rush Of strangers and
citizens was immense at the Museum-oyer
three thousand people visiting ii during the
week. Editors, lawyers, doctors, ministers,
teachers, countrymen, ladies, children and
folks, were there. The Madam has engaged
the next comet, Jefferson Davis, Barnum, the
key to the elephants trunk and Indiana Leg
stature, 50 we heard from the Pope Of Rome.
but so many stories are in circulation in re-
gard 10 the Madsm's enterprise that one can't
tell what is true. We shall see what we shall
see
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

Fancy and Staple Dry Goods is the New York
store, w. & III. Glenn, proprietors, Glcnn's
Block. indianapolis, Indiana.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

Dollars viii buy pair Of Men. Double sole
>cwed, Calfskin Boots, al II. r. May. No. 10
North Pennsylvania street = Philadelphia
made. A fine stock Of Boots and shoes. all
grades. ct competition prices
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

Al Cost.-.Ludington, Cady & Co., % East
Washington street, are positively selling of
their entire stock Of boots and shoes n cost.
af-fW
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Enr Ran

For Rent.-Two front offices, on second
floor, centrally located, will be let, separate or
together, by l.. ii. HAMLIN 4 Co.,
Real Estate Brokers, Exchange Building
33lS North Illinois street. 2S-3
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

Ladies' now is the time to buy your Mil
linery Goods, at New York prices. Mrs.
Fourl, at the New York Millinery Store, is
selling her Large stock of Goods, at reduced
prices. 80
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

We call attention to the auction sale
Of lots on Tennessee street, just north Of the
corporation limits, to take place next week
The lots will 0e sold decidedly cheaper than
vacant ground can now be procured in that
vicinity, They are less than two minutes
walk from the street railroad. PSI
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

RrcErTIoS.-Thr 18th Indiana Cavalry had
their reception yesterday. LIeutenant1Gover-
nor Baker made the reception speech. The ir-
reprcssihle Chaplain Lozier Rad poem.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28
Knabe Pianos at Benham'.. noy2a-lm


"Hrhct .IeWeIry.-Jenlsoh, NeIson 4
Co. No. - East Washington street, successors
TO W. ii. Talbot 4 Co., have just received a
large and complete stock of the latest style
Garnet Jewelry, which they will sell > per
cent. lower than they have ever been offered
in this city. pa
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Where mxicd but uniform appears,
r.. L.. II u N a ,.n..I 49, " :

The Hon. Walter March has the reputation
in Eastern Indiana, ofbeing an excellent law
yer. May the name Of the new firm be as ex.
tcnsive as the sands on the sea shore.
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Members OF the GeneraI Assem-.

BLY,, all my old friends and the public i'm gen.
eral, Tor 'any other man, are respectfully
invited to patronize the old establishment and
well-known "United States Dye-house and
Cleaning Establishment No. 81 South Illinois
street. Joseph Harris, Proprietor. Goats, Vests.
and Pants thoroughly cleaned, repaired and
made 10 look as good as new
Let those now renovate who did before,
And those who always the more
Square dealing, reasonable charges and prompt
attention TO business are our old friend Harris
notices. left
For the Choicest Delicacies Of the
season call ON Rhodius, of the Circle Restau-
rant. Shell Oysters, Fat and Plump, served
n all styles. 13-1m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

Are You i'm want of Photograph Al
bum, Family Bible, or any Of the standard
works: then go TO the Gift Book Store, Ill
East Washington street. opposite the Court
House, and receive with II some one Of the
splendid articles which are given gratis to
purchasers.
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Bcnhnm a Co. Rate. House Cor.
Here I. N Barrnin. a. oo-sc,

ner, keep the only assortment Of sieinway
Pianos in the State nov2s-lm
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INpIAxAroIIs- Nn,emher q
ROBERT HELLER.

Ladies'. 60 and see the new books just
received Saturday evening at CO North Illinois
street; also the new silyerware to be given out
tins week. present for you.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

n Large stock Of NIelOdeOns and
Guitars just received at the Bates House Cor
ner. We select orr goods in person, and sell
at the lowest cash prices. 2s-lw
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

The Finest and Largest Ostrich
Plumes Of all colors at the New York Millinery
Store, 90 North Illinois street, Nliller's Block
90
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28


H. y Hezekiah, Of the Geranium saloon. in
forms bis friends and the public that he ha.
st rereiN~si. and will receive daily curing the
season. the ancst quality q saddle-Rock
Oysters ever brought % this market. Thee bl-
valves are carefully selected, and acknowIe,Ix-
ed by epicur~ 10 beunapproachable In flavor.
taste and size, being extremely rich.
Ladies should recollect that this Salocn /,
divided into two departments, that Of the
ladies being entirely distinct from the other.
p. Sit should also be borne in mind that
IT the " Geranium- Is every variety OF Game.
Vension. Quails. Prairie Chickens. etc. 2s-s
INDIANAPOLIS. November -.
4. ". BeRham 4 Co:
GENTLEMEN: Let me thank you for the use
Of Your steinway Grand ut my performances
In indianapolis. You are aware that always
use the steinway, and supposed my owb par
ticular pianos, two Of which always travel
with me, were the best specimens Of piano
forte mechanism in existence. But I have
been mistaken. Your piano i gem; the best
in every particular. as 10 tone. quality. touch
and workmanship, ever had the fortune 10
play upon. congratulate you.
Truly, yours,
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

Families I'm the North and T.,

Families i'm the North and Enss
parts Of the city are informed Of five facts: 1.
The Capital Drug Store. corner Of Massachu-
sets avenue and Vermont streets, is very near
you: ?. Mr.. Woods, who keeps this house.
sells reliable goods at reasonable prices; g. You
can have Prescriptions prepared accurately at
all hours; 4. His goods are fresh. and selected
with great care; 5. His sign-the sGOlden Nor
tar" Is plain TO be seen. nie-3m
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28
BOARD OF ENGINEERS.

The Board Of Engineers submitted a report
in relation 10 drainage. The report states that
surface drainage Is difficult, on account Of
change Of grade, the natural drains having
been INSTRUCTED. The report estimates the re-
specti,e cost Of covered brick and wooden sew
ers at $40 for brick and 50 forwood, per lineal
foot. The Committee does not recommend
wooden sewers as being 50 durable as brick.
but estimates that a wooden sewer, properly
constructed would last twenty-five years. The
report was accepted.
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-28

The sinnis~ippi Insurance Co..
Of THIS city, has paid over Thirty Thousand
Dollars $4,000 In Losses, since January 1t.
isks. and now has over six Hundred Thousand
Dollars lsseo,oool in bona Jfde Capital. We
say. insure with the sinnissippi. s3sw
For Saie--A IiorSe and light spring
Wagon and Harness. Apply at No. 5, Bates
House Biloxi J.F. SFxorR.
22-tf
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PFTITrONS.

BY the Mayor; from J. :. Dunlop, asking for
the reduction Of taxes
BY Mr.. Boaz; from II. u. Fatout, asking
leave TO gravel sidewalks in front Of his prop
erty on Fletcher avenue. Referred 10 Board Of
Public improvements.
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CITY IT z ~ s /.


II Very lovely was the weather yesterday.
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MONDAY EVENING. November q.
Council met; His Honor. Mayor Caven In
Chair. Present, Messrs. Allen, Boaz, Brown.
Coburn, Colley, Emerson. q lazier. Jameson.
ksppes, Lefeyer, LOOMS. Macarthur. schmidt,
staub and Thompson.