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MarshaI's Sale.

q. > DIsIkIII UUUNI FUh MIDDLE- DIS
TRlCr OF TENNESSEE,
The United States
VS.. ; Information
Sarhels marked '.B" and s.C,"snd No. S.
Trunk marked "D," eoutsiningl
jeSelry.
DURsUANT TO A VENDITIOHI EXPOSAS
issued from sail Court 10 id cause, on Tues
day the 5lst day Of January. 1885, Between the
hours Of 10 and II o'clock, A. ~ al the store house
on the pubic square in NashYiii', sdJo ming the
CITY Hotel on the sou h, and formerly occupied by
Messrs. A. J. Duncan 4 Co, ! will sell, AZ public
auchon, tor cash, % the highest bidder. the above
mentioned articles, condemned by said Court a.
forfeited 70 the Jnilsd States.
EnWIN r. GLASCOCK,
ianlI-20t Marshal Middle Dist Tennessee
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Boarders Wanted.

CEVERAL FAMILIES, AND SIX OR EIGHT
- Gentlemen c ~ be furnish with Board and
Lodging st No. l6 South Spruce street. betw en-
Church and Broad. Day borders can also be &C
cOmmocRtei. jans1-1WF
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Ststs of Tennessee.---Bed-
ford County.
IN CBANCERY AT sHELBIYILLE

IN C8ANCERY AT sHELBIVILLE
VIM. McGogen and wife Margaret McGo4eu,
Is,
@. N Ray. - ~.
iSTT APPEARS TO THE SATISFACTION OF
"a the Clerk and Master inst the oeiahusht ma
removed beyond this state, it IS ordered BY the
ClerI, and MISTER That Publication be made in the
Nashville Union newspaper rub shed 10 the city
of Nashville, weekly for three weeks, the last pub
Ication to be at least week b-0le the first ~ on
day after the fourth Monday in Feb uary next, mo
trying sad Ray to appear At that lime at the court
room IN the town Of ShelbyVille, Bedford county,
Tennessee then and there 10 plead, demur 10, or
answer comp ainant's bill, the same will be ia
ken for confessed and set for hear ng &c pGrtc.
" J. WHITTHORNE, c. & N. 2
WM H WIsENER, ST., Sol jan3l-F4ts
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Valentines in endless variety at r. Il.
Singleton's News Depot. jan24-Sw.
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State Of Tennessee. Bed
ford County.

In oHANcERY AT SHELBY WILLIE.
Harrison Wood, Administrators Of John Lsrue,
dec. ssed, ct ais.
VS.
RosanAh c. Hardin and others.
TT APPEARING To THE SATISFACTION OF
1 the Ct, rk AMI Master. that defendants ) l.. "a
OIe and wife NJ l.. Caple, - O'As1l and Wues
John n. Lzrue Joseph NJ. srue and Isasc Larue
and wife, reside beyond the lInls OF the Stae q
see, it is therefore order that publication
be made weekly three nmes ~ the Na5nTlI
VILE the last publication % be at least one week
before the FIRST Monday after the fourth Monday IN
March next, giving sud defendants notice TO ap
rbe,byyiiie. Bedfor I'd county, Tennessee, thu and
there TO plead denur TO- answer said bill, or he
same viii be taken for coma and set for hearrg
ez Parte as 10 them: ,,.,----,,,e,,,,,,
WA. Ht WIsESER, Sr., Sol. isnSl-Tit'
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1t is said the prettiest girls in Utah
generally marry Young.
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FOR SAA.E-SeEen new neat cottages containing
rooms and kitchen, under good fence, lots Is
Ia0 feet, on Broad street, near Mr.. Shelton and
4 VIM. l. Bro. MS resid sDces. Possession ziYen IN
& week. Each $40. t-. .-.
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lTANTED AGENTS FOR THE NURSE AND
~ SPf.-Ihe most interesting aud exciting
took ever pubiI5 ed, embra ing the adventures 81
spy. Giving most vivid inner picture of the war.
Re.urned and disabled Officers ald Soldiers in
want OF profitable einDloyment will find it pecu-
Larry adapted 70 their condition. JONES BROS
& CO Do Main street, Cinciansti, Ohio.
jsD3l-JmdEW"
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FOR sALE-A Brick Yard, in working order on
On Oh srlotte pike, ~ miles from Nashville, I'D
joining he lands of VIM. B. Cooper and VIM r.
Ellst0n, on \. w. Railroad Sufficient water TO
run the Srd, two springs and branch, il all IA
acres. p.
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DentistrY.

DlR. L. r. GUMS Rental ofice is over 2.
IL ThompsoB'S fCGishing store on Cherry street,
secOD& house south Of Union street
Entrance through Thompson sstore
jRnZ9-lWs I'd. P.6T.
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sINGLETON'S
Nashville Business Directory for
1865.
FIRST ANNUAL ISSUE.

THE GREAT WANT OF A THOROUGH
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
has been long cit 10 III Clty, ami 4 the suR1es-
lin OF a number o. business men, the subscriber
proposes 20 publish Be *, complete in is sp-
pom. ments, which VIII IN every way supply the
public want
The Directory wall contain the name and loo ton
Of every rroie ssionsl and Business man in this city
and E7gen-ld. Also general Military Director.
heavy expe-s e will be incurred in the publiea-
IL Of this work, and all who are interested IN u
complete Business Mirror, whereby The location Of
any firm can be found at glance, are respectfully
requested - contribute to its support. both In adj
VertisDg and subsciipu5n.
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THE ORPHANS FIR.
T,HE LADIES' FAIR FOR THE BENEFIT OF
Saint Mary's Orphan Asylum

VIII open on MONDAY EVENING. the 30th lust,
IN the Cathedral corner Of Summer and Cedar
streets, and coptious open every evening during
the week good hand viii be IN attendance.
Tickets. TRentY-f Ye Cents. ian2s-lR
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OFFICE INsP sCTOR GtNERAL'OF FORTIFI-
CATIONS,
MILITARY DIvIsIos The MI sIssIPPI,
NASHVILLE, TESS., Jan. -, 1856.
Order.
]. No build ngs, large or small, will be construct
ed IA the immediate vicinity Of the entrenehed line
Of esrthRorks extending from the Reservoir to
Hyde FeIry-nor IN front Of, nor near, Forts Neg
ley, Morton, Houston, Gillem and Hydes Ferry
RedOabt.
ii. All officers. soldiers and citizers are forbid
den to walk upon or cross the parapets Of tie en-
irepchme Is covering Nashville, or to remove any
material forming part OF the entertainments or Of
the bait sTies connected with them, or il any man
ner TO injure this defensive Inns OF works. his or
der does not IN manner res Z ct the Engineer OH
GERS charged with the defenees Of Nashville.
By order Of Mai. Gen. GEO, II. THOMAS.
L. b. TOWER,
Brig. Genl. and Inspector General Of Forufcatons
Military Division Mississippi.
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Terms ST
BOARDING.

A FEW GENTLEMEN CAN BE ACCO NMODA,
ii TED with Boarding m a private family, hy ap
plying at No. II South Cherry street, next door to
Provost Marshal's Office iap3I-I5t@
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FOR SALE The neat impact, and vel arranz-
ed residence, No.21 north High street Posses
sion can be given in few ddys.
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HEADQUARTERS POST OF NASHVILLE
NASHVILLE, TESS., Jan 25th, 1861 !
The shove Order vii be strictly enforced by the
-lIlitary power Of this Post
By command Of Brig Gen. JEo. MsILEg
L. ROWLAND,
sngR-sL Capt and A. 4. q.
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Head Quarters Of the Jockey Club
and Racing Association.

Army end Navy ofseers are invited to call with
out furtner invitation. Jen3l-ti
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FOR SALE.-The New Theatre, corner Union
end Summer Streets we Offer al a price Iha. vii
nettthe purchaser 10 per cent gross per annum.
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OF "a sold for $50, ~ acres 10 Vineyard. Ths
lend is al good. Timer enough Tor fre-WO0d
Terms easy.
FOR sALE-The tRo exceedingly desirable store
Houses on north Market street. next north Of
Itmsden's, running through to Front street,
Commanding fronts on two important streets.
These fns storesare gOrthy the stteati0n o. men
OF large business capacity.
FOR sALF-SehooI Furniture for % pupils. study
table, an assortment Of household furniture, CRIB,
chamber set, &C.
FOR SALE "A lovely suburban Residence bait
bv Felix K Cheatfsfn, Ex-CouDty CJftrt Clerk Of
davidson county, &C feet on tue Bnens Nista
Pike and 463 fees on Polk sire {. Ndeabie p.o-
perry and healthy homo.
FOR SALE A Brick Bouae. With two Rooms sud
good cellar; lot 81 Zee front, l76 deep, on sum
iner street, oppOsite Dr.. Chas h Nlnston's.
FOR s4LE-The residence Of Mr.. John Kirf-
man on High stree. 50Xl75, with all the modem
Improvements.
For Reat.-A very desirable Farm 81 50 Acres Of
rch land All tllsbie, good for garden or the
groUtb AZ grasses; fine spring close q che house
and Eprr, 7Taree miles from asifYlle near Jfs
VauIx's, on the Frankiin p he A high, healthy
place. ar-e .ar
For Rant The spacious, comfortable family resi-
cienee of DR.. ID 4 McGavoek. about mile north
Of ne Conrt Hoase. and near the German Cafho-
liz Churen IN the north Uart Of the city, having
The tsosfold adEsut Sc Of city and country.
Wanted.-To'leass good Cotton FarFns.
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FOR SALE.-The eie can't Mansion ard well en-
closed let now occupied ~ the President os the
Union Bank, corner Of high and Church streets
h Spring street rtnts Of n properly are desi-
r6tie for thrifty busiress houses
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FOR SALE Two Forwarding and Commission or
Grocery stores on south Market S rect Nos AZ
and 40, running through to Front street. These
stores are Ye1y valuable places for large bust
ness.
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FOR SAIE-Fiys Houses onsTTnion Street, ONO
size the New Theatre, in the ceBtRl portion o
the city. EIFt
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For SALE.-Thst entire block on North side Of
Cedar street, between Cherry street and tho a lev
on the west running through 70 the Theltre
These valuable business localities will Re sold in
fronts on both streets TO suit purchasers, and we
offer them at prices which md ces us to believe
taat purchasers may expect an advance Of 100 per
cent on cost.
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FOR SALE-The pretty Block Of Stores, , stories
high on SIMMER street, conner VI Unlou street,
now rented st s. 90; this years rent will be ia
ken az part payment
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FOR SALE-The imta' ion red sandstone front
dwelling, NO. "a Church street, with gas, water,
stationary vash-tubs, coal house, Sc, withan Ell
to the lot II ,cni1s 10 Spruce street. Possession
wi ] De given speedily.
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TUESDAY. JANUARY 81, 1866.
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FOR SALE-1'he double stately Mansion nov &C.
cupied by Mai. r. c. MeNsiry, east side Of High
street ID house Forth of Church with all the
modern appoiniIne e and convenience, IN a o.
Cality eminenty desirable
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bnt Association are TespscfaIy sviiex 10 assssd tho
aners from The house VI Charles Dermest l2s heS-
QUS.-on Saturday, January "a, My. the beloved
o. Daniel oun, native Of Ireland, In the SSth year
The friends Of the family and those Of her son. John
HcTerney are respectfully invited To attend the funeral
irn her ate residence, 81 Mulberry street thu won
Ssssn !" caIs ary cemeter r for inserneni :
rRr;-0n Sunday Aftlrnoon, january e, aner
NJ. lines wnns ana sso a sses % Of ss brother
IN aw, Apheus Und rh, are Respectfully req est 70
sted the funeral from his late residence l62 Wooster
street. on Tuesday afternoon nj halfpasf one clock
SicKEL -Sredcnly, Sunday, Jan airy %, Dr. JcHy
Q, rxLs. in the 10th year Of b age:
saicnd tho funeral viii viii take place Tuesday
morning at eleven O'Clock from his late residence First
avenue and llSth street, Harlem.
sAlmAsr Parrsippauy, N j. on saturday, Janu-
she was /. kind friend and faithful mother Her
ssIrI-on sunday, January 20, of burns. HrsRY G.
Exrs aged years and months
The relatives and friends invited IN attend the
funeral, from the reidence OF his parents al bergen
Wood avenue, corner Clinton avenue Hudson City, n.
=: rs on Tue aay mos1nnT, a. eleven o'clock.
60 SOPHIA Sps, VIE OF Colonel samuel l. Thompson,
aged So years aud months -
The FUNERAL VII take place on Tuesday afternoon at
on o'clock from the house. The friends Of the family
E. requested TO attend whou. further in, its,ion.
aopsS after SSo sS On sassy s Of
Notice of funeral In Tuesdays paper
IrLLr On Friday, January 81 JuxrH b. TuLLY, after
. short Illness
Tho funeral WI take place this (vonday) morning at
Ton O'Clock The remains will be from his late
vderco ZOE East Forty ninth street. the Church Of
~ John the Evangelist, In Fieth str ei where q re-
g'em mass VIII be said, and from tterce 10 Calvary
cemetery His friends and relatives a@o those Of his
in-law Charles Devn, respectfully invited 70
attend
WulI.m-On SUNNY, January %, JANIS WEAVER,
Joungest son OF the late \. B. Williams
The relatives and friends OF the family respectfully
snvied TO attend the funeral Tuesday afternoon, at
one o'clock from Tho residence Of his mother 6j South
Eight street, williamsburg
wAiysn-on aurlay, January g. Mrs MAuA WAR
SEP, wife Of Georsc H. Warner
The !rneral will take place from st. Pnul's church.
corner of broadway and vcs street, Tuesday, ut
twcse oco X, noon The friends and relatives are in
vtted 70 attend without further notice.
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FINANCIAL.

A FIRST CLASS RrsINEss-FRoM S200D TO ss,oo0
st,hShci bsipess for and ~ OF nm rr
cie IN universal commanding hrpc profits quick
.ss m Q. ais business TIN eoavalsons
CHARLES II. STEWART, attorney At law. No Pine street
RAEK OF CRAWFORD COUNTY MEANWHILE, PA
ID The oss of bonds win moi I'M erfcrc with lie
business The bank sbandany able and win promp,iy
meet al s obligations The Of the bark viii Ia re
Deemed BY Us at the usual Of exchange ooe
CULVER, PENN 4 co.
10 Nassau street, New York
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csaaeln.n Rm.spos that when The Board adjourn
ws ..,s a.. c rrei
.ii-rm.n brs1 ossn and Shannon. here arpsred and
ben sproin,ri on tie part of The Of
Alsrnsn were duly organized ready prooeed wih
.hr so.d = Aldermen for their coarss. aud .s sonmsss
The Pr.,e Secretary Of HI. Honor Mayor was then
snnosnced BY the sergeantatAms WHO pressal1d o
MAros,s osvles, WV yos.. Jan. 1865
GxsrLx.Es- eeins observed festival do no,
%ysa z Il. s soass r%
s .s member. q The Common Council o. ,s esssnraton
Q. GODFREY GUNTuER. Mayor.
To rIE HonoalslE fsx BoAxD or couscrlxEs crr
ia. psa.oa Richard 9, srea, Or No. SIC Es., Twenty
Ths. liaa,e for the once Of
s.S y on The ., 81 d. q psosmr 1854 sox
such election Comedian for ssia district Tor The
o. one s The Isl day q @ IND M, b:
JOHN Houshtaiin, a.,
ton such Couinlan. which sid ceric your pet
toner claims and inssts he tho said Housatn not legal
petitioner desires TO and does hereby the
s@sa lsss hat
'ns'" ana your psa'ns RICHARD Ts Ii 's oBiEs
-
Councilman HAcEKrv moved that the petuon be
crived entered the minutes and referred 10 special com
mill,e OF three.
Which carried.
subsequently,.
The President appointed counclmen Keenan, Kenney and
Russell such committees.
Council IoueHrAlS that when the Board
jorn do SO 10 Monday next 9th instant ut two
O'Clock r. NJ.
Which q carried.
The President announced that he had appointed Walter j.
srAcos moved hat the Hoard DO now ad journ
Which carried.
WhsrsnPon Tho rs..dcn, declared tina, he Board stood
JOHN A. TOWLE Deputy Clerk.
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FURNITURE.

A MAGNIFICENT SEVEN OCTAVE ROSEWOOD
n Piano ofte. sh.I will suli fs1S one beaut.
fui Paror suit, 1870 for $40: do io sls
lot of fsrinr Bciroom and Dining ROM Furniture 1T
great sacrifice Inquire lie West Eighth street sixth
avenue.
4 MAGNIFICENT ASSORTMENT HOUSEHOLD FUR
~ niture for sale; Parnr Furniture covered trctr Pt
no ort@ Psntings Etgere-. bookcase Carpets, M"rr,
- tiary Bron,e., Chamber aud Dining Room Furnanrr
China GLASS silver Ware. sacrifice Inquire atANcst
hktccnth street, Sixth avenue.
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DRY GOODS.
A = n A hnootUssEKEEr1se GOODS,
S$SsHA soS EFssS asb b $SS5s sooDs
S 81 sTN 9GAIrY s'i French KID GLOVES,
Fifty cents pair under The regular prices
Nos 2oa and eCs Sixth avenue. FOut.en,h street
Az ELEGANT ASSORTMENT 6s
on. :, or For TlI S, COMING sEAsoN. ~.
BARGAINS BARGAINS.
FOR THE NEXT THIRTY DAYS
CLOSING our sALE
rEyros o5tonNsroS's
'p''''' '''A :" DRY GOODS
Ths AZ IF STORE
GREAT SACRIFICE 49, II DOMESTIC GOODS
FROM AUCTION.
LOOK AT TIE PRICES.
FINE FAST CoLoRED PRINTS al 2Sc. . yard. worth
HEAVY GINGHAMs. hes. goods at 2sc.. worth aoc
YkRb s WibE sE MCf66Sa nsS s'r only worth
HEAVY CANTON FLANNEL. at $50. and 4oe. yar,;
WMIrE AND CoLoRED GousI n. JEANS .. So worth
wAMsurrA BLEAcHED MUsLINs a. sos
LADIES' W. na ours one OF G ; ard best ss'pra
sntly supplied with all the leading OF
1 Goods. PEYTON 4 JOHNSTON,
ia Bowery, near Houston street
WET GOODS WET GOODS
w JUST RECEIVED FROM AUCTION
GREAT SALE OF
WET AND DAMAGED
LINENS
TABtE CLorHs
DIAPERS, TOWELS,
BALMORAI. SKIRTS, &C.,
AT GREAT BARGAINS.
PEYTON / JOHNSTON,
ia Bowery Houston street
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No Personal fiabily-No Future Calls Assessments
THE cONsUMERs'
BENEFIT COAL COMPANY
n now organizing the mutual plar and presents the
same features that hay resulted successfully In Phiade
Ria ard Boston This y ,e pioneer company In New York
EGNBkR or SHARES isIxTY riousANDj 'V cSSS
Ear v.lne, fun pud en dnlars). ........... 10
The tapital being p!d In full theve personal
liability TO the shareholders any further calls
Each holder 70 receive annually and per
ONE TON OF coal AT ACTUAL COST
John ANDERSON p 9,i rii,r assn,.
Col i. + wiLLMARTH Vice Prssiden. Homo Insurance
9. j. bELAMATER Delamater Iron works.
= L. DOUGLASS, Secretary Merchants Insurance Com.
SY Ar psIkaNpsGH T. AEpIsg',s s,s
JAS. ID wUEArLny, rin,kin wheatley.
Hon DAHIELF TIEMANk.
Hen 9. GODFREY GrNTT!ER, Mayor Of New York.
Hon ORESTES CLEVELAND Mayor Of Jersey CITY,
Hon: MARTIN KALBFLEISCH exMayor and H. O.,
BROOKLYN.
CHARLES IEvEINS President East River Bank.
Z. o. GLOVER, President Harmony Insurance Company
COUNSEL
BARNEY, BUTLER PARSONS, Trinity Buildings
Books u subscription are now open ~ the following
Oacs VI the Company, II Broadway Groom g. Empire
Building back room, second stany)
East River Bank, do Bruadway
C. II Appleg,ts Il Bro, 81 Broadway
wy~ksR Iitti., Montague street. Brooklyn.
Mayors ONCE. Jersey City.
NEW YORK CENTRAL MINING AND MINERAL
IN Company, January 49, 1868
The meeting the stakeholder this company
for election q directors for the ensuing win BIZ held
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CoAL HINES OWNED BY CONSUMERS.

COAL
:. - Supplied at Actual Cost.
No Personal fAabiity-No Future Calls Assessments
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NEW YORK CENTRAL MINING AND MINERAL
IN. Comp ny, January 49, 1865
The annual meeting the stockholders OF this company
for the election ~ the ensuing will held
T0csdy the day Of january 1885 q the occ Of the
e0mpany Il 10 A. N. GEO Il. KEELER Secretary.
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Total levy for 1854. SIS 50oUSz ~
by the above statement u VIII b. seen that only
- 98 @9 ~ under the immediate supervision OF the
Common Council and this enbr ced number Of items
Included In the Tax Levy by the Legi tuic which not
asked for by the city authorities The amounts raised FOR
purposes not controlled Ivy either the Common Council the
Information resP.c,ing the .moaa eSairsd 70" the tow
over the amounts rrsod for itse purposes In l66t:-
For the MetfOpoN4 Poles, llSUO
For the Hoard Of Educition, Observation-Disclosures. 500
For Public Charities and CORRECTION say 1880
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y oo' Nsw Ycsx' Dec ~ ia
David Valentine, Clerk Of the Common Council Of the
Civ o. New York. do her-bv certify
TbaI election held In said city Tuesd y. Decrn-
At the charter q oily Of New yo,i passed
couneiimen in several Senatorial Of tabs ely
Isn.. nay.. '''"'A '--'' ESwia \. II.sery.
Patrick II. Keenan,. Isaac Robinson.
riFTn SENATORIAL psrEcr.
s.m n"rS' r n' Payr.oa, s% % sr,n s1
SIXTH SENATORIAL DISTRICT
J wilson e,e.n, jonn Hoashtsliin,
George Mc,irrth. Niche Il smitn
sryrSru nxAronIA, psIsg;
T ras, s 3csliA'n' H NIsn Rs.cs Sos
VIM. Joyce David lrtzgerid.
Fer period OF ono each from the urst Monday IN
The Clerk then called tn ron when the Following
sss lax: s., Brady 'f.s ii,r
Ses s ssys. ssy i ds .aa S;s
would hear moiios any snssm.n might make with
Councilman srAeon moved that Councilman Russell take
NJ W sSsii y. :: " ssa,sss President
.h.nsed lie Hoard Tor sls confidence selecting him
ready 70 entertain any motion that might b
Councilman HAeERrT offered the following resolution.
New York hereby appoint this cur.
'e y, sssii ays sS a. p1s.sdr rse"'
James =. sweeny, a. Clerk
Thomas J. Carleton, doorkseper
4: sss.s .Ss,. sss declared duly
.sscss ~ sf s
eay Robinson Roster ksnney Brady, Patterson, Taylor
s.y . fs.is and s1s
pointed 20 conduct The President 10 this chair
ths taupor.sy rresidsns appointed councmen Len.
counen.n lent ana Joyce tasreupon proceeded ais
r.r
temporary President Councilman Russell sud taxing Els
estrrocssded 20 address the Hoard ii follows
seespt ny S..I.isi Ssals VIII d ne d.sSafse u.
m. RI, cont. nuanoe Of your klnan,s. and good win
Cousc.ssr KsrsAs moved that . committee Of three te
S~ e se f Ceunsae o. aa .na ss
| ready 10 proceed 10 Dusness.
xsp rus PpKipsrr appointed councaen Keenan, Pat,er
| sen and koster such committee
And IN. committee retired
Cousc,ir Isrr moved that Of thr~e be m
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| 10 rrse,d " business.
And The President appointed Counolmen Lent Taceriy
and o'C,ilaghan such committee,
| And the committee retiied
subsequently, the mites wait bis Honor the
Msyo, .arn.a ana N.snelm,n len. r. 'sir behalf ~
and that tie Mayor would communicate with the Board Ia
which r~po received and the committee discharged
The toinmas appointed 70 wat ~ u,e Board q Alder
sI mme.. reported that they mad dbchsigei TIE duty
gned ,m sua tina, e Board Of Aide men
Which rrrot rse,i fed and The committee discharged
Councilman Joves otter d the following rrsoulion.
the war 1872 be tho rules OF ts hoard until o,nerwlse
| Which was adopted
Councilman iisakarv moved that special committee Of
three W appointed on rules,