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O;d and only Reljanle Rem. -.

from Brrltn E.on 10 Chicago, Detro, To,.,
~ r.aMn1n1rSh Pn.adsphla Baltimore. New S Ye,s
Passengers leaving BUR- lyon o.: ~ - !. -
e lrsin connect at Mendoza with the Nil III. = =
h.n E a. North and Soalh ana al ca
g., %. uo. me Noon and Evening trains setS
cad routes to-wit: y; G. X k via Det,o.,,.a !. y
~. X wa Toledo aa6P ltts !, a-yn and X W. "A
y z Va ~; Wayne, Of wien passenSe ~ q 2 2
tniy twenty nonrs RON Darlington 70 rc,a.
Lhlreen hoars aoead Of Any she! ror:e
Burlington. oo'e ga VI Z
Baggage cnecse1 ...so1xe C re,ro,. w..
saIs az oeW 1nsA, Boston, Toledo. D-n
bnEalt' pittsburgh and Pi.lsdel rhia'
i.ss stt ior tEie greai Eastern tho-oucbss.e T..
sac AZ utthtnWa, raAIEsid Mt pleasart "a -
Ihe I4eset Oihce cG-ler i-oL. aid Wa,er st,a1..
Burlington. 'e1 f1seA
Sleeping -ais at7ae.ets 10 re Might TRAVIS
Fare aA .oT s6 Any LtDer youI4.
z =. HO9FORD
s~nA'up1'. h<r- agent c. B. a O.
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70 Ghsnners 0f T.ive ssrcn

StOcK Trans VIII run regu .ariy leayIrr daIlk
Sunday excepted. These Trains have all tHs
rights of Passenger Trains, thus ;nsrring DIES
patch and consequently avoiding ali those ycs
atious delays that are constantly occurring on
.0theI routes.
NEW STOCK PENS have been built on both
sides OF the Mississippi close by the Ferry: and
DrOvers will find there anything they could e ~
for the accommodation OF their stock
Through contracts given to Chicago and New
York. II. THlELSEN, Superintendent
r. +. HOsFoRD,
Gen. Western Agent. C.. B. 4 @. RR
ocf..w.f
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sE0RTTST. QUICKEST AND BEST Ro1-rF
10 CHICAGO, NEW YORK. BOSTON
PHILADELPHIA AND BAITINORT:
81: LOUIS And CINCINNATI, AND
10 ALL POINTS IN ILLINOIS.
INDIANA, MICHIGAN, OHIO
AND CANADA
On and after August 18th TWO DAILY yRArrr
Will leave and arrive as follows
LEAVE oTTUMwA: ARRIVE AT CHICAGO:
OcIock, a. N. ..B O'Clock, Pm
Connecting al Galesburg with the NORTJEHN
with the ILLINOIS CENTRAL KAiLROnD for
Galena. Dunle.th for st. Louis and Cairo Ut Bur
ltngtnn with fas. sailing Packets for
MONTkOSE, KEOKUk and ST. LOUIS,
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Passengers from Southern and Western Iowa
by taking tie i. 4 NJ. X. r. r., reach Chicago
twelve hours ahead Of any other route
BUY YOUR TICKETS WA THIS ROyryE
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THE 18th IowA.-The Nashville Union
has the following complimentary notice Of
this regiment:
Justice requires the Statement. Of some
circumstances concerning this regiment
1t went into battle without single line Of
icer in its ranks, an event which seldom
occurs in war. The terms Of service hay-
ing expired on the 24tn Of Novemb Der, thew
had all been mustered out, and had LEI: for
home some days before the battle.
Several OF them however delayed their
departure for several days 70 take ra-: in
the expected fight.
companies were commanded by Se-geapts,
who exhibited the skill and courage OF the
best line officers. Capt. Knee, late Of the
pioneer corps, was acting Major, and gal
| lantly filed the position SO long occupied
by the veteran Major Van Duzee. Adiu-
, tan. Reed, Sergeant Major Barch, the color
Sergeants, Clark and G5annis. were all
conspicuous for their bravery. Quarter
master Morehead was often on the field to
supply the wants Of the men. Surgeon
Underwood was on the field by day and in
the hospital by night, attending to the
wounded. Lieut.. Col. Stibbs was con-
stanIy At the head OF his regiment, and
ED his men il successive charges with
sucn cool ,ntrepidity as called forth the adj
miration Of all. TIE men and officers of
| the l2sh Iowa have added another wreath
| Of honor TO the unfadiIg laurels which
| these veterans have won on many other
hard fought fields: aye. and so has every
! egiment or McArthur's division.
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seven voted for the Copperhead candidates.
A festival was held in Des Moines on
Saturday last for the benefit of soldiers,
families, the gross receipts Of which the
Register thinks will reach not far from
$,Ooo-a very handsome figure.
The Sioux City Register says the Abo-
regimes sell venison in that city at ten cents
pound for hind quarters and i've cent.
for fore quarters.
dodmand 4 Brother, of Keokuk. have
slaughtered and packed the present season
5000 hogs, and 1900 beeves, and ere not
through yet. So says the Constellation.
The Des Moines Register estimates the
NUMBER Of men to be furnished by Iowa
under the late call at 10000.
Mr.. Vei!e was elected Mayor of Musca.
line, Iowa, nearly year ago. but was
cheated out Of his Office by the rasca,;,;oo
Inc democracy. The case travelled
through the Courts, and was finally do.
cided IL me State Supreme Court i, fayo,
Of Mr.. Veile. That gentleman has ,..
samed the duties Of the Office,
SINaULAR-A DREAM VEn,r,,,
gentleman from Wapeilo, who was sto,e
ping at the ogilvie House, one night ~;
week, dreamed that his horse, witch Il,
had left at livery stable, had cot dow,
with the halter around his neck In such
manner that he was in danger of chokin.
to deaih: The dream made such q viy;,
impression on his mind tina. he awoke an,
went at once to the stable, where he fonnt
.ne morse 40 me precise condition seen i,
Ills aseain' 1hls circumstance my be r.
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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1865-07-13
Ayers Cherry PectoraA.
rnn 1ur pArrn cnnL OF

Coughs, Colds, Influenza, HoarSeness,
Group. Bronchitis, lncipisntk onbunp-
tton, and Tor tho vsIIef OF COneumptiyc
Patients iu tho Advanced stages Of tn
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BOUNTY MONEY!.

OOONT WHINE Va 1IUIH
Every Soldier who has served two years. Is entitled
tcSlOO Bounty: Every Soldier discharged By reason
ofwounds received in battle is entitled TO 500 Bounty
Every Soldier enlisted after July lsf, 1882, and dis
charged before serving two years, is entitled to S25
Bounty: The Widow, Children, Father, Mother, or
Hers OF Soldiers, who die in the ser,fce are entitled
to the above Bounties.
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,D.,, slll ~
ES'Shppers Of Grain, Flour, and other meruhan.
nse can have insurance to any place desired, on
tine most reasonable terms
we are authorized to pay for the scrip ofthcso
Companies before delivery iOccnts ON Tho dol,ar
No Those who desire the best and cheapest insu-
rance IN tho most responsible companies, will do
Wen 70 call ON tho Ngents, Mt their office Tallmadgc
Lancaster, Nay a, 1895 .stf
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S Y NJ ON S.

The symptoms Of Catarrh as they generally appear
are at first very slight Persons find they have
cold. that they have frequent attacks and are more
sensitive to the change Of temperature. In this
dition, the nose may be dry, or slight discharge,
thin aud acrid afterwards becoming thick and adhe-
sye. AS the disease become chronic the discharges
are increased in quantity and changed in quality;
they arc now thick and heavy, and are hawed or
coughed up. The secretions are offensive, causing
bad breath; the voice Is thick and nasal the eyes
are weak; the sense of the smell is lessened or de-
stroyed deafness frequently takes place. Another
common and important symptom Of Catarrh is, that
the person is obliged to clear his throat in the mora
ing of thick or Shiny mucus which has fallen down
during the night. When this takes place the person
may be that his disease IL on its way to the lungs
and should loose no time in arresingit. 49,.
The above are butfew Of the many Catarrh Symptoms,
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n BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE
.. AND VALUABLE
FARM for SALE!

~ E-lRiNG 10 remove ffoin Lancaster, ! offer my
q bprp prrty, 0tuatod one mle south Of the city, on
advantageous 'eras. The Farm contains 100 acres
a1i AN oi Il II weil enclosed In GOOD fences, About
scrcsH under cultivation; tie rest Of the land il
covered viii hravy md valuable ,imhor There arc
tuo neW nnd we'll arranged dwelling houses on the
wow Of the city; tho one, a rommoddus two atory
hn4ttuing W,th new and CONVENIENT outhouses,
t1o ot1rr 2 anloWntnl one story and halt frame
dv ling There lsplso on tho farm Nthuty orchard
o'ohoco rn, nnd quarry OF the rest quality Of sand
stone. Tho urhnli i admirably oiapled for shoNp
rNa'nE md iheculiErc oi the grape A brook ofrun.
unR FMer and number ofhne spring9 enhanec tho
value ofthe lond The whole farm n IN excellent
condition furs"ns, v hing to purchase, will please
cay on the nnd"rsgucd at his residence,
June 22, loij-Ii G splELNfAN
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RefePences


Martin Co., Bankers; Hunter& Daugherty ,AttofnctH
= M Wagenhals Pension Surgeon,
PiTTsBURe LANDING, TENNESSEE, =
May, 1858.
To the People of Fairfield County. al
We are personally acquainted with r. NJ. CLARKE,
ESQ., and believe him to be honest and capable. We
eheeriully recommend him to our friends Of the nth
Regiment as proper person to attend to the collection
of Soldiers Claims Back Pay Bounty, Pensions, &c.
John M Connell, Colonel 17th Regiment O.V.
NJ. F. Moore, Lieutenant Colonel 17th Reg. owl,
~. Davis, Adjutapt 17th 0hoi. t.'Fo I'l
Daniel Kutz.
Captain B. =. ButterReld, Comd'g Co. A 18th O.v.
Lieutenant J. II. hmey
Captain Ezra Rickets, Company F, 18th Reg.
Lieutenant D. OSulliyan.. I.
J. w. Stinchcomb, Captain Company B. '-"
a. p. Ashbrook LIST Lieutenant Company B.
Wilnam Fl. Pugh, I'd Lieutenant company b.
"A. ognen, CartaiD Company !, i7;h Ohio.
Leo Noles, lst Lieutenant, Company ], 18th Ohio
D. NJ Rea, Captain Company X, 18th Ohio.
\. b. Collins, I'd Lieutenant.
o. q. Peters, AssiBtant Quarter Master nth Ohio.
B. ii. Showers. Captain Company'1, 18th Ohio.
Captain c. II Rippey, Company u, 1Tfh Ohio
Lieutenant g. NJ Webb Company u, 17thOhio.
Lieutenant D. B. Brandt, Company @, 1Ttk0iao
Lancaster, June Is, 1s65=12tf
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6ht Gaufaster &asette,

MASON LODGE.
TR4SELATED I2oz eoETaE. ~ cARIYLE.
The Msson's waysare-
A type Of Existence,
Efg And his persistence
i. Is as the days are
,fif or Men IN this Torld.
The Future hides in II
Good hap and sorTow
We prees still thorow,
Haught that sbides in it
Dauntiug us-ouvszd. 80
And solemn before "a.
Yelled, the dark Portal.
a Goal Of all rlor:ali
stsrs silent res: Ger US.
Graves under US silent
Bu; heard are the vocee.
Voice ofthe sseeE,
The Worlds and the Ases
r Choose well, 90 ohoiee!s
Bret and so. endless
Esre eyes do regard you.
In Eternity's stiffness,
Here Is all FITNESS.
Ye brave, 10 reward you.
Work AID d,sra:g aes,"
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N GbAR RRae.

A III persons are hereby notified not T. purchase
~ ~ reeeve a pronssory noto giYon by Will
LIAM DELoNG. hnd made payable TO tho under.
slgned dated April 2Sth, 1894 due six months alter
ndte, efid rnto with tho pocket book containing H.
Having te5c lo On the ilth ina;
Gdiambpn o, April 60. '66--sin O. D. PORTER.
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Fl r e! IRE!
BEsT7A ARD CHEAPEST INSURANCE
T IRE MARINE And LIFE,
On the Participation Plan.
LORlLLARD INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Capital ............,s1 900, 900
Surplus Assets. 1858
Total Assete.........,..S1 ,l39,S13
SECURITY INSURANCE COM.
PANY
or NEIIy VODJ-

These Companies divide three .fourths Of net
profits annually 10 the Policy Holders in script
bearing interest at per cent-thcreby funding the
surplus and giving policy holders greater security
and cheaper insurance.
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PENSlON
Are allowed 10 a soldiers who have been disabled in
any degree. by wounds disease while in the service
In theilne Of dutyto widows Of deceased soldierstO
orphan sisters or widowed mother dependent on the
deceased soldier for support
Back Pay. l4.-....
We hrte every facility for the collection Of BACK
Par. f final papers are correctly made out, we can
nave the money in hand in four days from the time
the papers are delivered to us. Soldiers who have
arrears Of pay due them from the Government will do
WeHt9 call on us, we can collect the money for
much less than it will cost to go to Columbus or else
where and much sooner than the State Pay Agent
can collect therimoRey.
Write to rs,
And will advise youy FREE OF CHARGE, and send
yeu blanks with instructions for filling them up SO
thatyo can prepare your clam without trouble.
he Prompt.
The sooner You make your application, the sooner
you will get your money. Application for Pension
Is not made within year from te date Of discharge
yearly pension is lost.
Reme I'M ber tho PIaeeg
R. NJ. CLARKE, CLAIM A0BNr: 0fict--South aide
Main Street, Tallmadge Block, Lancaster, Ohio. III
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Orgaaixatien Of State Freedmaa's ~
Association Ia Minuesots.
Of The N. Y. Ttihrne,

Correspondence Of The N. Y. Ttihnne.
SAINT PAU, Num-. May 4. 1868
Nothing can be more gratifying to tho lover
Of equal aud exact justice to all men than I" DO
at an asssmbago Of American citizens convened ior
the purpose Of organizing an association havis ''r '
obIec, the smeoraton OF the condition G those ""'
have inst been delivered ont Of bondage Iho'o "Ho"'
tho war for the preservation Of the America" uo'''
mont h.s liberated are now dependant on '1s 'na''''
Of the public for Tho necessaries ofie ln'
from abect Slavery TO absolute hotfy '"' 10, ""''"
,,peoplo or race could be prepared. o'A'y s'".
,,,,s n.yro remains. The question now Is not Nc to
o .,,n sradca,e an institution. but as ~ how we
educate and elevate . race
In PROPORTION rs the people Of the Union engage in
hi, work win they show whether they have been
sborne In the past partisan ends or for the good Of
the oppressed whether their conduct has been ac'n
.ssd BY sslnsA motive " by ~ enlarged and bsrslissd
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What an e.cellent chance had II wished 70 hill
AZ close to him nearly AZ TO you that IL - near
his language a. ] can give. I'm
O State how far he explained 70 you MS Proecs ,oI
capturing the President IN ne 'nea'er' a. oen0''
have stated as far az / know. ...r,
from the box to the stage without oelg caosh'' A.
Q. Did he say how many were to help him In ''i'ina
na nn .nv other officials who were to be
.eiSed besides the PRESIDENT A. No, the only zine
he told me- he said 1.-THE heads Of the Government In
n" ~, hdgl xdroces-Q. understood ron TO Say
thsi he stated that the particular enie rise OF csp,uI
ing the President and beads Of asr bs wn.
of the horses he had bought for the purpose' A. ies
lsir. ,,ho+ ,roas n, nr,csedins
10y, suhstituted for that, but Simply that that one
had been given upi A. Ito told me they lad gwen W
the affair. .,,,, -. Wa cir
Sha Conmisson then adjourned until Saturday.
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Dinner Of the A!umni Or Columbia CslS
Ieye Saw Hchool.

The Association o, Alumni OF this most pr0ss
porous ,hool Of law inau urted Tuesday evening thd
Institution Of IN annual dinre.. at he Maison Doree
suwptuous supper ~.s served ap TO large company q
the gentlemen SLo have ysGu to- rom the Law School
IN tire upper saloons of the Gded Mansion" at abou1
o'clock By 20 p. tie mortal was satisfied and The
ref-eshment OF the sgiri nal began
George v. n. Baldwin. es., resident ofthe Assoct>
a,ion occupied tho char. and the Viee-Presdent X
Everett Inssel ESQ. frs OIL at the other end OF the
table. A song IL real csleee character was heartily
sung By Mr.. Ward at the commencement OF the cers>
ronies and then President Baldwin. In neat speech
r,vewed tho history of tho past trials Ard difficulties
school in its various dgtes conSratuating the A.
scixon upon the Dri. t promise nov before them. AZ
q conclunon of AIS remarks the Dinner committee io
r.6 we're appointed: M"ssrs lneersol Oh the CLASS %
~ Icuk.r VI Ul lie Pov 'rr of o. WAo OF o. niene
ards of "a. and Mitchell. "i ~
The regular II TIE evening were then pressnte
ard responded to In amer highly credtaoie snQ
- RE LAW school OF Coumbs College. under the
efficient leadership Of Prof Theodore W. DvightIDr.
Dwight resronded irrllngf expressing ms dec4
interest in tho welfirr Of the School and of the bar
a. be b,neuted hy the School, ma congrsulatng the
gentlemen present upon the aaspicious morn Oh
coming day -, -. ,.s,,.a...,
Dr. Dwight has been most seslou, and inae snS 4:
bile worAer fur the interests for which ne spote sha
houored ipr IL as 10 Mr. John Ward o! " or nus
Sor the Ahau, Associaion, With the sincere grsW9
itude OF oil concerned. -
Afsr a .nns of the class OF go 60,
o Tis Alumni on Colun bia Columbia College-kes.
spondcd 10 by vice-Presidcnt Rosseil ID sieo.a VI
able national Import expressing dceiIe 70 ~
the trial by jury triumphant over ali temporary ne'esN
Ths :. Star. Spsngied Banner was sung IN indofse
snt NJ Mr. RusseII address, and the President PROF.
posed. -,.,, ~. o..,s..xv NJ,
W II Ine,rsoL represented. saying that the members
Of The bar look great interest aud sympthy upY
ths LAW School VI Columbia. and also ealogising the
sminsnt Professor Or Dwight. whose work on ThS
Law Of Charitable Uses was the result OF rescalVN
employed IN single case -
ina rmy Of the United States called up MsjoQ
I'm los of OIL who dwet upon the perncions doctrine
Of state Sovereignty M III" basis Of the Rebellion.
s Tie Memory vi tie Dead Of the Alumni was dranh
in silence all standing.
8. The President Of the United States--By Mr.. war
ter Phelps, OF o. WA,
T. Tho Younger Members Of the Alumni-Mr wee
more.
T. The Press--By representatives Of the press.
Tho Getting Continued late, with the good feehhsS
and with more than the dccoiun--dsual on such oees
sous ana was happy Inauguration OF AL Ins.Lo,
which doubtless will, il Is niended, Dfins a,
the gentlemen who have graduated at tnis o.noo.
Law. and who otherwise would VI necessity uus.
chanee for the acquaintance which their sI'"u"''~
from college shoad induce.
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APPOINTMENT OPP UNITED STATES CorTor

APPOINTMENT OF UNITED STATES CorroH
Aorys-simeon DR.. er .s,.. Collector for TIL, port
h,, been notified Of tie appointment Of the following
named gentlemen L.. :. cott n agents by the Scores
tary Of tho Treasury, under the amenuea i's"a
+. W. Kellogg at Mobile, Ala. ii. = him''" N
o. cola, Fla. j. NJ. Hiatt at Charieftoa D -,
Robb at Savannah. ia; c. Z. Livingston ~ "A~Ns
ton. n. Z. ..4 f..Ittl. t
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The following We reosi we'd;
OyucK Cos ArsaIosKKs OF HAhIKn BRIDGE
kswiohK. May q, 1859.
To s hoard Of Saperstsoss Of the County Of Fst York.
GEKrLxnRs The Coiau,issioIsrs VI Harlem Brdse sp
pointed by The last atuTe organized Saturday
all the Conu'slonsrs present. Mr. George H. Jackson
elected PRECEDENT
The following resolution sJoptsd-i. o.:
R<sosd That respcefu commune alton be- 10 the
Board VI supervisors Of tho Counties Of Wscheser and
New YORK. Informing them that the Commissioners appoint
sd by act Of tie Legislature Of the State Of New Io
passed pr e. 1855 los the completion o! Harlem Brdrs
have th. day orgpd nd requesting them. respectively
to take tho necessary .p 20 raise by tau tho respective pro.
portions OF the anopt ~ fled in sad Act for tho compile.
ton Of said bridge sd =. the COMPTROLLER Of the City Of
Nsw.Yor bs aso not ID 81 said organization.
The above ia copy from tho niiDui,s
Yours respectfully, OEO. X JACKSON, President
JoHE ABAas tloIk pro tenn.
Which referred to the Special Committee on Harlem
Bridge
The following received:
uNHw i0RK. May 10, 1865
To Us Honorable The hoard Of Sups,ei.ns II n. Ccnniv of
Net- York..
GEHTLKnEs The accompanying bills Incurred BY tho
Board Of Commissioners Of Harlem bridge DURING tL.IY
Office aud Deng unpaid have been 10 rsn,-
nit them your Honorabs Body TO be suded a all former
UNI: "''' '''" oJjAItsDAvIs
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Which adopted BY thc following vOtr'
AMrasveSup. vi,oD bluni. Dsv.s, FoI, Roche buiih
Stewart Twsed aud WumAnn-s.
REPORTS.
Tho Committee Annual T.,ss 10 whom f~f-Ied ,hs
peos Of Rude ph Sussr for tie CORRECTION Of Ai
| respectfully
Thst Mr. Ssr hiss bees a.,s-d personal property fol
the 1904 at unt'on OF one honand doll that ssid
petitioner has no, nov" nor ereoios y Prrons poP-,
whaisv that duns the time the bcols fs
pubc elimination said suss In COMPANY with L,dwn'
Seur called At tho IsI e. uissonefs ohcs and msde IN
yss 1854 and wss fnsd by one Of nr De- Wy la Con-
nioIsf. that no IS gs -. not nses-ed On any fsons
Popr If any :%oy" n, 2, ssen T 2, sa p.r,e,
umssances induce your cmmtr" TO bcnSvs that Mr.
stxer hes done al s hs law require. Lln TO do-to have
the proper CORRECTION made durrE the time tho assessment
rolls open for public examination. for these
your Committee submit iof adoption ths following rssoIg
Rs.oissd That tho personal tag Of Rudolph stsef foI
the year 1884, be rsmitd said Sser having sworn inst hs
bad personal opy whaevsf aud tbs h~ spph.d the
Tar Ismmss,o,.srs office tbs proper time
formed that no personal tai bal been imposed against him for
Which v u adopted BY the following vote.
v.-,.pSSfy9r' n,an, D''' Fo'H0ehe smith,
Tho Committee on Annu. TaIcs. to WHOM, has been
f.red thu spn.ied bill " Pe~s O. Hoffman for rsp.rs to
chars te In the I "a u mi..on'r ones' respectfully
That worn done pursuant rsqusioa The IA,
Comnoner. The pro- b. paid for the ~orA agreed
upon before tho voIk commenced and 10 deen.d by
your Committee reasonable and legal county charge
Your COMMITTEES submit for adoption the following
Rsoisd That the Comptroller draw his In Of
Peter u Hoffman for sins dollars ($9) in ii for repairing
ehsirs Lc Ia tho TAI ofcs and thugs the
amount thereof to tho for Cosctina TNxss
Winch wss adopted BY the iolo~in vote;
Acknowledgements Blunt Davis. Fel. Roche Smith,
Stewart. Tweed and Wlmsnn-8.
Tho Committee Criminal Courts and Police. 10 whom
referred thc Smoked bills. respectfully
That aid bill. rendered dnpery and dspns room,
Of Count Of SESSION. ac Obseqoes Of President Lncoi
The following 10 submitted;
Re.oIeed Ths, the bin. Of tho following named for d.pns
aud dapery or obsrqurs vi President Lincoln be
allow ed as follows;
Alexander A. stewart Co, Court Of Sessions si,& 40
~
aid the Comptroller directed to psy
for County contingencies
Which was adopted ny the following vote,
neutrality-suspicious. Burt DAVIS For, Roeh no. Smith
Stewart, lwced AMI " illunnn-s
Tho Committee On Criminal Courts and Police 10 whom
were reiened the annexed bii' respectfully
That said bills are properly made ous and bear the Certificate
Of the Cleik u tbs Court.
Tho following IL subnitsd:
Esd Iha, I've Diis Of tho foowins named foe ssgvas