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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14
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NEwsERS, y @, March 1.-THE enemy
elated with the capture Of or small guns and
a line Of skirmishers 10 our front, made several
charges Yesterday of most reckless character m
which they were repulsed each time with heavy
loss
Our forces were well intrenched and are now
within three miles Kinston to which point the
railroad il completed.
The enemv are continually receiving reinforce
ments and evidently iutend 10 make stubborn
resistance
Gen. Cnuche's forces ,nei Gen Cox's forces
this morning which indicates a battle 70 dsy
The enemy show signs e weakness and will
doubtless fail back 10 Tie other side OF the Nease
river AID make = : aud a knls'on
The enemv nunber rom Is 900 20 p 900
A rebel ran IS stationed AZ kinstOa to protee'
the bridge across the Nease. which quite an ex
tens've structure.
It's reported ~ deser'ers thar Gen Lee and
Breckinrtge visited Kinston from Richmond
aud gave Instructions
Gen Scho6eld emaias IN the field with Gen
Cox, giving everY movement his personal atten-
ton
The enemy are much alarmed and myst6ed
In regard 10 Snerman's movements
We EXPECT TO hear from Gen Sherman in a
day or two
Gen. Cox has issued an order congratulatiug
his troops on the heroic manner IN which thew
have met the euemy. and successfully sustained
themselves thus tar.
Gen MARYLAND. military mail agent, arrived
az Morehead CITY with large mail for Sher-
mans army, which he il waiting 10 deliver by
way of Newhern
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

THE BURNING OF THE ARIZONA II be tug
Ho.lyhock, yesterday afternoon, brought up the
officers and crew OF the late flag ship Arizona,
and from one of the former We have obtained
some further particulars OF her loss The hfe
originated n The engineers store room. sno wa
discovered about 10 o'clock in the evening She
had been freshly painted, at least IN the neigh
oorhood Of the Ere and when the door was open
ed the f,mes burst forth With great fury. Every
effort was made 10 check the spread OF the hie
out in an ex eedingy short time the tati,y o.
these efforts Wa apparent 10 all. and the con
msnder. Lieut. Brown. called upon the men To
save themselves. and made the most gallant Ell
forts 10 insure their safety. s. he bad prevlouslS
done TO save the vessel be ably aideu by
Lieut.. cry, second Ia command
The burning vessel was laid To the bark. sui
msny got ashore, but she swung out Ana when
the Ore hnally Iea he'd TIE u zine ard tie -tg
blew up. number Of pefsons were on boa, q. but
of these only FIVE are known 10 have lost their
lives, one of whom Il wss thought, persisted iu
the store room, and the Others were drowned
The ship sunk almost i'm mediately after the *
plosiOn, and, the night being very dark il seems
wonderful that the loss OF life Vas 20 small.
Lieut. Brown himself was overheard once and
bad very narrow escape from drowning New
Orleans Picayune. March
Lieut. Brown. IN charge OF the Arizona at the
time Of the Ere. is Mr George Brown Of thi.
city. son Of the ate Wm ] Brown On arri
ying az Ssv Orleaps he dc mand "a a court of ~
quiry, which Wa cailed and he was fully exon
Grated from all blame in the loss Of the ship
Lieut.. BfosR has siLee been placed In commanC
of the Iron clad Cincinnati
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14
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NEw YoRK, March l3-The Post saws the
sanitary commission on Saturday dispatched a
steamer for Newbern with supplies, and another
will be ready to sail in a few days for the same
place.
Vera Cruz papers brought 10y the Liberty have
tue following:
Four thousand prisoners. captured at Oattaca
have been removed to Puebla.
Among the prisoners were several deserters
from the French army who had been entrust ed
with important commands by the defending party
IL is supposed that the prisoners will be detailed
to labor on the public works.
The dispersion of the Vera Cruz guerrilla
bands is reported.
The Estapette aud Franco Mexican journals
declare that in consequence of the fall of Data
ca the Jaurez general Chagery and Gsrria have
both given in their Submission TO the Mexican
empire.
By order OF the emperor war department
with the necessary officers has been formed in
Mexico.
The gold dealers have a report that Sherman
has had heavy fight. defeated the rebels and
captured a large number of prisoners and mum
tons OF war The report has had It's effect on
the market
The Times Shenandoah correspondent says
among the papers found in Early's baggage was
a letter from jeff Davis in reply to petition oil
the soldiers to have the war brought TO a close
as they had fought four years and accomplished
nothing. Davis reply is characteristic He
simply expresses the hope that il does not repre-
sent the feelings ola majority OF his men.
By the steamer Liberty We have Havana dates
70 the 9Th. advices from Vera Cruz to the Goth,
aud Mexico to the 2sth ult
Nothing definite to the capture of Oatica by
the imperialists was received
The city OF Zacapaxila was captured by the
imperalists on the 18th ult
The reported submission of Gen. Echagaray is
untrue. he still holds out
The Spanish and Italian ministers had arrived
at Vera Cruz
The reported cutrages az Matamoras on union
refugees and the American consulate are re
peated
Two ships, one Belsin aud the other Spanish
have arrived at Havana bringing 767 coolies
bod attempt by pirate to capture the
AMERICA steamer Shooting Star was attempted
on the night of the 4th. in the harbor of Havana
but failed Ii was repeated the next night, when
with the assistance of the authorities, boat con
taing % men captured. but on being taker
ashore they were liberated
The steamer Owl. refusing a crew list has beer
detained in port.
The steamer Francis has been receiving arms
bat for what purpose is not known.
The pirstei Moffitt has had dinner given tC
him at HAVANA.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14
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rTArtemus Ward will exhibit bis colossal
moving rsiutiurs. embrsciug faithful views Of
Mormon scenes and Mormon life. on next Mon
day and Tuesday evenings. a. Masonic Hall. A.
Ward l. a character himself. and his eotertain-
ment must be visited by everybody here. az u
Ia. been 10 Other cities Toe New York Her.
ala tbas speaks Of A. Ward. his lecture and bis
psintiogs:
ARrrNUsWARp AMoN0 IHE MoRxoss We
have been Accusromed to regard the Mormons
AID Morm0nism Is a somewhat grave and I'M
porsant question. inasmueh a. secession and re-
bellion had their birth in Mormon Tertiary; but
20 see Nornonism in livelier aud more anus
ing shape. one must bear Artemus Ward's expe-
riences az delivered in Dodvorth Hall. We
must hear him tell Of the domestic life OF The
Prophet and his subordinate chiefs how Brig
ham aud bic family fli several boxes aud all tie
uurer stalls when they 60 to the theatre; bow
the lecturer munifceDuy gave family ticket
for one Of bis lectures 20 Heber Kimbail. and
hos The house was filed in consequence. By said
family. 80 that al those who would pay were
turned away from the doors; how the lecturer
was introduced TO Kimball's hundred wives. and
also 10 their mother-in- law" In short. in the
entertAipment Of SIR Artemns Ward we have
Mormonism in cafcaiufe aud on canvass: but
the Discourse Is not the less Instructive tia, the
information j. clothed In the garment OF fun
The spirit Of caricature extends in measure
also to The scenic portion Of the entertainment,
but there are some views OF considerable inter
est. such az the Echo Canon, where the Mormon
General " ellis established bis defences against
the advance of the then United States General,
Albert Sydney Johnston. in the Utah var, where
"a the lecturer states. the Mormon chief intended
10 make Thermopyle, but be didn't The
audience was so large that the dimensions OF the
hall were found inconvcniently small for their
accommodation The prologue. which bad real
ly nothing to do with the subject OF the lecture.
was very brilliant. and was thoroughly appre
eiated.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

ArPoISrsESrs.-The following appointments
we're made in the new Indiana regiments on yes
terday:
I45,h-Michael Gelwick. captain; Samuel
Hosteter, LIST lieutenant CO. b, TO fll vacancies
caused bv promotion.
James II. Miller. captain: Rem. G. Smith, Isl
lieutenant. CO. f: to FL vacancies caused by pro
motion.
Milton Peder. of Knigh,stown. to be colonel
of the 18th; George W Thompson, to be
chaplain.
I47th-Co. II ,-William +. Shelley. captain
George l.. Weas,, LIST lieutenant; William II X
Rock, 81 lieutenant.
Co I-Marcellus b. Dickey. captain; Mark
Msudlin, lst lieutenant Daniel Elliott, 81 lieu
tenant
I5Olh-Co C-David 5. Price. LIST lieutenant,
and Richard F Jack, 81 lieutenant, to ill va
cancies caused by promotions.
I52d-Co. CIV lillian A. Kelsey, captain
0rrin ID. Rogers. LIST lieutenant; Frank A. Rob
inson, ID lieutenant.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

tE- Ii is said prophet is not without honor
save n his own country. This maxim has n
general application. We understand there il =
proposition on foot 90 present Colonel Darr ell
one of the most gallant officers Of the gallant
18th Indiana with a horse and equipments as an
appreciation of his merits as a soldier and a msn
He has faithfully earned distinction. and no Off
Ger In the service ia more deserving the remem
bran ce of his fellow citizens. Colonel Darnell i.
truly a veteran in the service of his country. He
served with merit in the Mexican campaign. and
he was one of the first volunteer in the present
gigantic civil war. and he has performed arduous
duty In the field from the beginning We trust
the patriotic people of Indianapolis will demon.
stratc substantially their appreciation Of true
worth and merit in one of our own citizens.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

HosrirAL ExoITKMEST 1t has just come to
light that Il is proposed to establish on the old
fair ground a general hospital of extensive pro
portions, covering nearly the whole space. cost
Ing perhaps 5000, 600 This. of course, is but a
nucleus around which will spring up other build
lngs until we Will have established in the heart
OF the city an immense pest house, ntrating
disease from all the camps, 10 be spread by the
sipis into every pr, Of the city The object To
be secured. we understand is water from the canal
bur when il is considered that sufficient Drainage
cannot be secured. aud the; what is accomplished
carries through all oar mills and factories upon
the canal condensed pee silence; it is matter of
,stouishment that this locality was for a moment
thought of. Intense feeling exists upon the sub
ject; the mayor aud council have protested
against the ocaltion. and se hope for the health
nd general prosperity Of the city, that site
b ond the city limits will be selected. Our
c'iz.ns should move promptly in the matter and
we are satisfied that the department will not
insist upon localitp 70 Injurious 10 us.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

NKw ORLEANS, March Via Cairo 49, Gen.
Bailey's expedition from Baton Rouge into the
interior of Louisiana and Mississippi consists Of
900 cavalry, with a strong support Of artillery
At last accounts the expedition occupied Clinton
Louisiana
General Badly Smith accompanied Candy on
a recent trip TO the vicinity OF Mobile He has
not yet been assigned 60 any command Large
bodies Of troops are leaving here for the vicinity
OF Mobile ##E .HH 81 takk T
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14
Doctor WIN. THOMSON.
HAS nroyKD his Office FROM
VIRGINIA AVENUE TO
No. % South Delaware Street.
HEWIII. COxrIxuE

U1HERE ~ WilL C0xIIxUK
Wv 20 treat ard care Private -
Disease. IN al theirspecfes. stares r.
raufcsiicns and phases. ~
nr Wm. Thouton vii give q ~
I each patient = written instruxnenf. ~ ~
binding himself % effect radical
and permanent care. 81 make nol n
charge
Dr. wn. TL0rassn has made he -
tFestneri q Privaie Diseases a.
specsay Suss he year islthree ye.rs he eisy
Bunale esht year IN Chlcage. III. and year,
- Peoria, III During eight years practices n Ckscaro
III. Ne cured ever thirteen Thousand cases.
Dr. VIVA Thomson. In bis psartice fer scrofuis Rh<n
matte and gencra diseases of the blood Funias-
ung Napor aih Of The nosi iagt nous kind In coujune
ton with internal treatment.
SEMINAL EMISSIONS. the Consequences ofself- sbsze
lhs solitary vice. OF deprsved SEXUAL iDds Esnce. A.
practiced By the youth Of both 10 an almost IN
limited extent, Producing with unerring certainty de
following train OF morbid mptoDs urlsss ccnhsfec by
scientific uasdscai measures via ssllow counfensnos
dark spets under the pain IN the bead ringns
ting OF charots uneasness about the ons weakness
the limbs confused von buuted intellect. loss 81
hdence. didence IN approach strangers dirlke
form new acquaintanees etsposften shun socisty
los OF memory. hectic tushes pimpes and various emp
tons about the face fufrCd tongue night svea;s fet
breath coughs, consumption, monornania ana frequent
~ insanity.
The sfnoted, on The nrs, appearances q any Of the
above symptoms, should Immediately apply 10 Dr. w.
Thomson for relief
n6rorce and Consultation Rooms Ne ~ south Dsi--
ware street, indianapolis. Ins.
T. o. Box 1850. isn2f-diy
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

TRASsFERs OF REAL EsrATE Deeds for the
following property were left at the auditors Of
fee yesterday for transfer:
John 3. johnson 10 Robert h. Johnson, 10;
no. 10 in Yanblarcum's sub division of the east
part of out lot 1911. Price 81 700.
Henry Prebasco to Sarah r b. Reese and
Francis Smith. lot In square !. in brakes ad
dition Price SiC0
d. b. Fatout to Christopher Gomph. acres
being lot 7 in ID. b. Fatout's sub division of So
acres west of White river Price 81 200
Jacob Kurtz to Patrick Moore, lots 90 in Me
Carty's sub division of out-lots lis and ll9
Price 81 $50
samuel T. Martindale to Cornelius Kinney
lot % in cut lot l6l of Wiley's sub division OF
said out lot Hrce 81 $50.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

GoSE EAST E B AlvOrd, E-q Of the
we'll known wholesale Frocerv honse 81 Z 3
Alvord 4 Go left for New Yok civ lasr nighi
to replenish the stock Of that establishment ana
tske.sdvsntage OF the rerent decline in some Of
the leading articles in their line This firm j.
doing very large trade. sccond 10 no other es-
Enlistment of the kindhn the state, and the we'll
known energy and sagacity Of iis several mem
bers is guarantee that they will maintain the
high position they occupy as successful and LID
eral merchants
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

An ENGLfsH CUEE FOR DRuNkESSEss There
i famous prescription in use in England, for
the cure OF drunkenness, by which thousands are
said 20 have been assisted In recovering them
selves The receipt came into notoTiety through
the efforts Of John Vine Hall. commander of the
Great Eastern steamship he had fallen into
such habitull drunkenness that his most earnest
efforts to reclaim himself proved unavailng. At
length he sought the advice Of an eminent phy
stefan. who gave him prescription which he fol
lowed faithfully for seven months and at the end
OF that time. had lost all desire for liquor, al,
though he had been for many years led captive
by most debssing appetite. The receipt which
he afterwards published. and by which so many
other drunk ards have been assisted To reform j.
a. follows: Sulphate Of iron. FIVE grains, magne
sia, ten grains, peppermint water, eleven drachms
spirit Of nutmeg one dram twice day. This
preparation acts a. tonic and stimulant. and so
pliially supplies the place OF the accustomed u
quor, and prevents that absolute physical and
moral prostration that follows a sudden breaking
of from the use Of stimulating drinks.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14
RENOVATE RS.
CLEANING AND DYElHe ESTABLISHMENT
I'VE UNITED STATES DYE HOUSE. no. IS SOU

yayBR UNITED STATES pYE-HOUsE, NO. IS SOUTH
Z Illinois street Indianapolis, Indiana,
Al his old and we'll known establishment, the lade.
can have silks and wooden goods dyed In perm and
cOors and euts garments thoroughly renova-
ted and repaired.
New and second hand clothing bought and SOLD Also
pstcuaT branch in the ou denomnaiec fine draw
lns-bia table cloth, tear IN any garment can -
90 wrought at II can not Be ysee 10 tie naked eye
Renern Der the place, No. % South nifrois street
ianlo JOSEPH HARhfs, Proprietor
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

TINE To REPORT AS il is of interest to tbs
drafted men and their friends tn know wher
they will have TO report at the Office OF the pro
vost marshal We republish the time Tor the
city:
First aud 81 wards, Wednesday March 10.
Third and In wards, Thursday. March 10.
Fifth and 9th wards Friday, March L.
Seventh ward. Saturday, March Is
Eighth and 9th wards. Monday, March 20.
Il-d1t
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

PHrrkprrrHrk, Ssrch f3.-The B6ffetfn's
Washington special says q letter dated Kinston
the lth, received there at noon today, says that
on the 9Th Bragg again attacked Co.'s forces.
making two separate assaults, which were re
pulsed silh heavy loss TO tie enemy SO
Rutgers division of the ID corps captured
one piece Of artillery and two hundred prisoners
The enemy left the field 10 confusion. and all
their killed and wounded fell into our hands.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

IL WILL De LIoHr The opening of the best
and cheapest cigar and tobacco store in the city
at No ;. Palmer House, by John A Heidlinger
Il j. my intention 10 carry on the tobacco bust
ness in all It's branches and it will only be neces
sary to invite every one 10 call on me for Cigars
Finecut Chewing. Plug. Smoking Tobacco and
Snuff al wholesale or retail II will be my aim
TO keep only the best brands of goods and to sell
them at the very lowest prices making it for the
interest Of every one to buy of me Having had
long experience in this business can guarantee
the best satisfaction TO all
JoHN A. HEiDLISeER,
&c No 3 Palmer House
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14
ANN OUNCEM ENTS.

NR. EDiToR-PLEAsE ANNOUNCE THE NAME
Of Mayor JOHN CAyEN, a candidAte.for reelection
20 the Office Of Mayor, and obHge.
EVERYBODY.
Mr.. EDfTOR-Y0U NAY ANNOUNCE THAT COL.
A. u. ROSE candidate for the Office Of City Treas
urer subject 10 the decision Of the Unconditional Union
voters at the nominating election Col Rose has served
his country faithfully for three years the front and
no~ willing to serve them at home.
MANY VOTERS
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

sSS Hetkam. merchant tailor No. IL. North
Illinois street, nearly opposite the Bates House,
das Just received large stock of new and ele
CANT spring goods for gentlemen's wear. CONSIST
ing Of cloths. cassimeres. vestings, and every
thing required by gentlemen Heilkam being
splendid cutter. and having the best of workme
in his employ. can ft any gentleman wanting a
new spring suit. Call and look at his stock if
You want 10 get a suit idiot
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

PRoxorfoss The following promotions were
made Yesterday In the 2i,h regiment. Indiana
volunteers
David Kelly Major, Henry ii Hyatt, Adiu
tant: Ewing Roberts. George T. Merchants.
and VIM Akin, Captains: Joseph r. Moore
Henry III. Lee and Robert ID. Callahan. lst
Lieutenants; w. Lnkenbll. Anthony John
son. W. Wallace, Fleming Durham. Thomas
Williams. James l. Stewart. John ! Bailey
Edghill B Williams and Arch'd ~ Clayton
ID Leutenants
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

RECRUITING OrFIcKRs.-1he following add
tional recruiting officers were appointed yester
day. in the five new regiments:
l56th--Co A Charles NJ Smith Nigo coun
~: Co. u Cliff VI. Ross. Vigo county: Co q
John N. Preston. Putnam county: Co. D.
James III. Richardson. Owen county; Co. L -
Galen Mcintosh, Greene county
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

- Rhodius Of the Circle. se fashionable
place OF resort FOR all that love good liquors. Is
IN receipt Of the bes, OF ae. both on draught ard
. o1itles. superior article % old copper dis
siiei whisky. appe brandy. ard other tne Ii
.dors H eestsurant i supplied With al kinds
ct gam Ia season.. and h cook prepares l. IN
iehe,, s',le o. art.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

~ The street railway company are laying
down second track for their road along ash
ing'on street. between Illinois and Pennsylvania
streets strong force are at work and IL will
be completed this week
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

- enour. at the Bates House Drug store.
on Washington street, has a large stock OF
paints, oils, varnishes. and al articles required
By painters that he is selling a. Low a. any other
house
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

MEDICAL-If YOU have lame or weak back
aud pain in the left side consult DR. Slebbiug,
Ne - Mason House. These in6Ematies are
asSociated With many important di-eases De ).
treats them on scientific ard common sense prin-
eiples Gil irom-9 10 10 8. m, aud from y
to 2ts p. m. IL 81
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14
For The state Sentinel.


To Whom il may Concern in Particular.
notice in the Journal of to-day an insulting
and pusilauimous notice OF a card published by
Mr. Rand ia the Sentinel OF Saturday did not
sign the paper calling on Mr. Riley to re instate
Mr. Rand. and have never spoken to the said
Rsnd in nv lite | think it unjust in the Jour
ma to be so speaatve in regard to a poor, sim
ple actor. for if it is necessary to discharge Mr..
Rand who insulted an audience, why should not
Andrew Johnson be discharged for insulting a
nltion Tor the 81 me ohense % Lee the people,
Il eatiical aud Otherwise. answer.
From tue Journal of Monday:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

~ Call at Clark, johnson / Co, successors
TO viunedge & Jones. No. II West Washington
street for ell kinds Of ladies' and misses wear.
They have the largest stock 10 the city 10 make
selections from fair figures.
sl3-3
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

u The l5Oth regiment. Col Taylor, rails
cd IN the 9Th congressional district. left for the
front yesterday afternoon Their destination
was east. The l47th regiment il now fully or
CANNED. ana will leave In a few days
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

UNION TABIRSAcIE The above building
viii comioriably.seat three Thousand people, l.
veil lighted and heated The same i for rent
for concerts. Apply - W. Il. LOOMS. Otiee
corner Washington aud Meridian streets. lnd-
snapolis Ind l3-lm
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-03-14

PRovosr MARsHAL's OFFICE There were
mustered in and sent To- camp yesterday, by the
Provost Marshal of this district. 80 men divide 3
as follows:
"a recruits.
3 Substitutes
There was credited 10 the different wards in
GLIDING substitutes. "a men "a follow: 2 for
the lst ward. for the %. Z for the 81 ) for The
5th. 2 for the 9th. for the 7th, for the 9Th.
and . for the 9th ward.