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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

DIS EASES or THE NERVOUS, SEMINAL,
Urinary, and SEXUAL systsms-Dew and reliable
trsatmsnt-in Reports Of the HOWARD Asso-
CIATIOE. Gent By mail In sealed letter enVel-
opes, free Of charge. Address DE-. J. sklLLIs
HoUGHTos, Howard Association, no. south
Hinth strsst, Philadelphia, Pa
AprI'g4 dAElys
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

NEw YORK, Feb 9-By the steamer
Germany we have the New Orleans
Times of the lst inst The only item Of
interest, is the statement thRi a gentle
man who left Mobile on the 9th ulL,
states TO that paper that powder from
magazines vas rapidly going away.
The steamer Castle brings Hanover
dates TO the 4th nit Advieas from
Mexico show that the Imperial forces
we're concentrating about 0sxaca, and
will probably capture the place, but 10
the mean time nearly the WHOLE Of the
State Of Itasco is free from heinvad ers,
and they have thrown OF the yoke Of the
Imperialists, so that other work will be
ready for them after the fall Of 0axaea
Indeed the whole country will have to
be conquered and re-conquered, and
Maxiliaus prospects are very dubious.
Guerrillas are very troublesome.
Reports Of revolutions in the City Of
Mexico, though denied officially, con.
tinueA
The Juarists attacked Tolueco and
/ captured the town Of Watuffe Acapul
CO has been By officers announced as
abandoned. Artega has $500 insur
gents in Moselina The Imperialist
/ Gen. Vega, was defeated BY Gen FL
feurte in Seuoula. The Imperialistl
were able to hold the city OF SeoeotlaT
| only three days.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
ORES s-MAKING.
Dress-Making, Children's Clothes,
Embroidery and Braidiu1.

We respectfully snaouses 20 cur friends and
ths public that We vii Do gso1 work cheap
Please call and u, third Eoor CkAnSisra BIoek
ovsr the Peat O@os, Evznsvflis, Ind
MRS. pESEIsoS 3 MRS HOPPER
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

Diarrhoea and Dyssnterry.--Ws have Ok
smiEed a great number Of letters from sore of
The most prominent oitizeas 81 Cincinnati and
coTisgton, etc, speaking In the highest terms Of
Dr striokiands Anti Cholera Mixture for the
cure Of pisrrh1a and pyseBterry. The letters
are too long 20 publish M Woods, Of C0ying-
ten, says he VAS prononseed iuourabie by tho
best doctors Ia Cincinnati, and one hottis u Or.
stricklands Anti Cholera Mixture Effected per-
tnnnent cure, after safieriag for months with the
sorst form Of Diarrh@a aud Dysontsrry. For
sale by Druggists.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
1855 :::::::: -: 1860.
Evansville and Nashville
sEMI-WEEKLY PACKETS
CARRIE
many ................... 81 4eTEB.

LEI NJI L. @oTIf
MCCONNELL .....-......-....-...-...'-. d 40 3D.
win form e regular line the oAhhiE ieStlaA
Vile every FRIDAY at ?, n -,
The LENt bE0Ti leaves hyansyisa every III
DAY at8r n and leaves NashyilleeseFy m"na@y
atbp -
So This ARA gtmeut Is permanent. and me
praprfstors Of the line hope. by strict attention
70 business aud tha Interests 81 shippers aud con
f5rt Of passsuFrrs. 20 merit a libe' q at'a
end suufort Nlfh many thauks for past iaFora
Ne reapec fuliy soil IL coetinuanes q patronage
'''''' HALL 4 RUDO, Agents,
d-gg Evan willie. lid.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

Why submit 10 tho suffering attendant upon
diseases Of The boweis, shen Dixon's Blackberry
carminetivs cen be sslain.d at any respectable
drug store fants.1w
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
READ
Our New Figures :

We have the following Coods at prices likewise
lowered: ShSwls. sontSgs, N16iss, Hoods,
Oloaks, Basquas. a large variety OF Gloves and
Gauutlets of any size and for any sex Rag Car
pets, Ingrain, two ply, aud Hemp. oil Clotesafov
Floors aud Stairs. Also many other things
usually kept 10 our line, which -ill be sold very
low for cash.
II. NJ. ELLIOTT,
No. 40 Main st.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
TRANSPORTATION.


G1EAh WEEKLY TO LIVERPOOL, touching
- IS QUEENSTOWN, tCoRK nAEsoKD The
well known steamers OF the Liverpool, New Yask
and fhiladeiphis Steamship conpaay QnmAn
Linel, carrying the q. 3. Mails, intended 70
sail IS foilows:
KnINuURaH .--.-.-.............. 6atardyy, Dee. 10
Nlsssow ......-..--.-..-..s.-.. Saturday, Dee. II
ttFf o. EAScHksFER .-s...-.. SATURDAY, ppc. -
And every sucoseding Saturday, Al Noon, from
Pier "a, North River
RATEs OF PAsSAoEs
Payable In Gold OF Ia equivalent 10 Currency }
FTRss CANS. $50 90 srsERAaz. $50 %
do % London. $ % DO 10 Loadoa 80. - 90
de % Psris.-.-. IS % do 20 Parts - a. %
do 10 Hamburg 20 % do 90 Hamburg 81 %
Passengers are also forwarded g HAvrs Bremen,
Rotterdam, Antwerp, Ac., Al equAliy low rates
Fares from LiYerpcel or Queensfowns Lat Cabin
SIS, SIS, SOS. steeraes $50 Thoss wke wish
20 end for their ffianda can buy tieketH here Il
these rates. =
For further information apply At the Company
ofhcss. JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
rs broadway, New York.
BKHM A Antilles, Agents,
dses-km Evansville. Ind.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

The most valuable remedy before the public
without any exception, IL Dizon's Blackberry
Carminatiye. It always elects cure.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
FLOUR.
IgIeheart Brothers to the
Hungry.

TO YoU VAST TLoURf
II Come % the soufhs<n Mills.
DO TOU wAET CoRH nEALf
Come 70 fhs Southern Mills.
DO Toe WANT BRAN AND sHTPSTrTTf
Cons % tbs soufsern Mills.
Do you want your Bread and led frsshs and
ss1t 70 your homss Gene 70 the soafksrn NILS
AID yea 81 II. al smoking hot, these cod EsFD-
inK1-
a. oMas az6 Bran Eoou spsr al buzinss
dsczE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
BANK STATEMENT,
The Evansville National n


-
TREAsuRT DEFAKzH IA
0FrFcE OF COMPxRaLEKR on FHk EURkH -
Washington, January 18th. 60
WHEREAS, BY satisfactory evidences presented 60
to- undersigned & has been made 70 ANS that
" IHE EvASsvTLLE NATIONAL BANE, - city
OF tssSnsville, in the county Of Vaader& % and
stan Indiana, has been duly organized undsr
aud according 70 the requirements Of the Act o.
Ccnsrsss entitled s.An Act TO provide National
Cul reaeY secured ~ = pledge Of o. s. Bonds.
And % provide fsr the circulation and redemption
teeneofs approved Jsbs ID, 1854. and has con.
pita With al the provisions Of said act Required
&c r. complied with before commencing the busi-
pes ct banking under said act
neN, THEkEFoRE. I. Hugh McCafioch, Comp
irlter q the currency do hsrehy eertif, that ne
kyahsEille National Sank. IN the city Of Erans-
vile. Ia he county 81 Nandcrhurxh and stats Of
Indiana, is authorized e commence the buslness
OF banking under the Act aforesaid
IN testimony whereof witness ny hand Ana sssi
OF efnee this nineteeuth day % January, lsss.
Is HUGH AeCuLLoCH.
Comptroller Of thu Curranex
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

DErsoIr, Feb 9.--rhe Ship Owners
Convention met here last evening. Dele
gates we're present from all the principal
Lake ports. Convention organized and
elected E G. Merrick, OF Detroit, Presi.
dent, aud E John Bullitt, Of Buffalo,
Secretary, also several Vice Presidents,
aud Assistant Secretaries. 4 commit
tee consisting OF one from each delega.
/ ton, was appointed to bring business
before the Convention. Adjourned till
! this afternoon
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
OCEAN VEL.

rTsHE WELL KNOWN FAvORTITE cLYp
Il buiit iron steamers Of the AECbGe LIS.
q steamships. "HIBERsI4,a " CALLD0NIAs
"BEITAH 81" ana - United kItJDOA" AZ
Intended 10 sail fortnirhflT 70 and from Esw
Tork, Carrying pssssDFers . and frofn LiserPooi'
Glasgow, Belfast pGbiir, Safsr1oros SoFEs Lila
erich. Galway, sr Lond0ndsrry. These stsaEsrs
80 uIlt ,srselsIly for the Atlantic trada, and
- dfvided futo watsr and air-tight eonpArs-
RATES OF PASSAGE
Fran New York e any % the above Blaoas I:
Gains, $40 and Sllos ssssrzss, S4s, paykbls IN
American currency.
70 Ns~ York from any Of thu above places I:
Cabins, SIS ahe $50; etssrags, tz5, payable In
zoid or is squfEz'eni IN American currency.
Thoss who sish % sad for thsir frisnds esa bay
tickets 81 there rates from tbs Axsnts.
FRANCIS MACDONALD A co.,
ya1ZT-4m 8 Bowling Green, Eew Tsrk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

Advertisements inserted In special Notice col
ann charged twenty Ave per cent extra.
Local Notices, 10 cents per line. No notics,
however short, inserted for iesa than (EIl one
dollar
Marriage Notices, one dollar. Funeral Notices,
One dollar.
A iyertissments discontinued before expiration
Of contract will Be charged for the time ins@T ted
according % tbs abOve rates.
All transient and occasional adYsrtiaem en- u
must b. paid for Ga advance
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL co.
sTINBON sPROULE.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
DRUGS, LIQUORS. &C.


a MOTHER SUPPLY or THE FoLLowING
"A uurn and unaaaltsratsd medicinal iiquorn,
eomprasfns Port CAtAwba, Claret, aamburK,
shsrry Ginger, Blackberry, Strawberry, Cherry
aad Raspberry Wins Cognae. Apple and Peach
Rrandiss; Bourbon, Old Times Family Bye aud
Old Domiulon Wheat Tonic Whistles Old Ton,
Iesudor Cordial, Ola London Dock snd Holland
Gfss and Janniea Runs, for sale ~
sCHLAEPFER's Drug store.
I'VE CELEBBATED BAKING POwDEK,
i and str4tton's Tazst Compound rposirsd and
for sale AZ sCHLAEPFEE's Drag stors.
Scratch Scratch Scratch !
PRURIG0 LOTTO.
sure CURE FOR TTCH, WABASH
y Scratches and illinois Mangs. This prspara-
ton being Cad, obviatss al tes dlsasrssabls
and gummy qualities Of ointnsnt. Prios 5os per
bottle For sails a.
sCHLAEPFEE's Drug stcrs.
Corner Male and Second streets.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
onLaArE,s HONEY soar.

THIS oeisbratsd Toilet soap, In such uni
ysrsal demand, Is made from the choicest ma
tsriais, Is mild and emoIfient 20 its nature,
fragrantIy scented, and extremely bene
neiai 10 lie aetion upon the skin. For sale by
Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
nnlIr AdrsrllsIne Ratss.

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so :.:S Z
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

All Iosses sustained By policy holder. in any Of
tho above oouPzniss will b fairly adjusted and
promptly paid through this agency.
TIE undsrs5Ened viii also atser5 % the Mitust-
snt Of losses Of svsry dascription under pollcEss
from othsr azsncisss -Ds Attslc 70 The ssttlsment
Of ali matters connected With fasErancs for par-
ties connected intsrsste6. His lonz exD<risnes
a. Inszrszoe Agent has Essds hfn familiar With
ali subjects connected With assurance.
ALLEN -HALL0Ck4
o@ss 30 10 UrDsx Tfrsz sssast,
tAnS1 Wear Tia Pest 0Ess-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10
Schedule

Of AdoertiSiag Rates agreed upon By
the EVANSVILLE Journal and EVANS
VILE TIMEs, to take effect Monday,
March IA. 1854
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-02-10

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Z z z z = & z 8 1881
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-25
Pope's COrinth Dispatches.

Mr.. Richardson, in his recently published
book on the rebellion gives the following
story of how Gen. Pope wrongly got the name
of being a liar
After the evacuation of Corinth, Pope's
reputation suffered greatly from false dis
patch asserting that he had captured ten
thousand prisoners. Halieck alone was re
spoDsibie for the report Pope was in the
rear One of his subordinates at the front
telegraphed him substantially as follows:
1.-The woods are tul! of demoralized and
flying rebels. Some Of my officers estimate
their number as high 81 high as ten thous-
and Many of them have already come into
our lines,
Pope forwarded this message, which said
nothing about taking prisoners. to Halleck.
without erasng or adding line, and Hal
leck, smarting under his mortifying failure
at Corinth. telegraphed that Pope reported
the capture of ten Thousand rebels. Pope's
reputation for veracity was fatally wounded.
and the newspapers burlesqued him merci-
lessly."
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-25
AN ORDINANCE
Levying Taxes for the Municipal YeaI
1865.

AcNymS the munlClpaI ear
1865.
: Be it ordained by the City Council of the City OF
Rock Island.
SECTION /. That taxes for, the municipal year
eighteen hundred ard sixty five, amounting IN the
whole to Thirteen Mills the dollar, be and the
same are hereby levied and assessed upon the re al
and personal estate within the City OF Rock lsa nd
according To the assessed value thereof for the
year aforesaid for the several purposes hereinafter
specified, to-wit:
FOUR MILLS on the dollar, to defray the con-
tingent and other expenses OF the city not other
wise especially provided Tor.
FOUR MILLS on the dollar Tor the purpose oil
repairing streets and highways, constructing and
repairing cross walks, and other purposes OF gen
era city Improvements
TWO and half mills the dollar, TO meet
the interest accrung the debt of the CITY
TWO and one ha 4 mills the dollar, Tor the
erection of a city hospital or other like improve
ments.
SECTION ?. Belt further ordained, That a tar
of Three Mills on the dollar be and the same is
hereby levied and assessed upon the real and per-
sonal estate IN the lamp district of the city, ac-
cording to the assessed value thereof for the un-
icIpal year aforesaid, to defrsy one-haIf Of the
expenses OF erecting and furnishing lamp posts
and lamps and Liz hting the streets Id said district
>EcTIoS 3. The city clerk is hereby directed
to issue warrant in due form tor the collection
OF taxes hereby levied, con iormity with the law
IN such case made and provided.
Passed July 18th. 1865.
Attest Approved
J. R. JOHNSTON, BAILEY DAVENPORT,
City Clerk. Mayor.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-25

The following extract from spesch dsliv-
cred by the Hon. w. W. Boyce, of South Car
olina, indicates none of that morose bitterness
CERTAIN politicians attribute to leading south
ern citizens. Indeed. we find more cnristian
sentiment and patriotic counsel In II than we
hear from the pulpits OF political preachers
Mr.. Boyce says
ssI consider slavery as gone, and the best thing
for us to do 10 to recognize that TACT distinctly
and unequivecslly, and accept il in perfect good
faith, with all its logical consequences. Let Us
recognize the great TACT that the negro 10 no long
ar n slave and let Us act to~ ards him In kind
spirit This does not of course imply that we are
to sacrifice ourselves for him, but II means that
we are to give him fair chance. This 10 our pol
icy this our duty. Less than this will not satisfy
our sister states Ifthen, after tar trial, eman-
clpation proves to be failure, and the negro race
is an incubus on the country, it will become nee
essary to colonize them in another land. Our
gre al est statesmanship consists In pacihcaton
with the north. Every man should lend himself to
| this work. Whoever does kindness to northern
men is doing a thing Tor his country Lea US
forget the horrible struggle through which ~e have
| passed as much Let US look before
| us and not behind Let us not despair oil ou'
| country. God is wiser than we are The history
/ of nations is the Judgement ofGod Let ne acqur
esce in that destiny from which there 10 no appeal
| AS we have had the greatest war ON record, so
trust we may have the greatest peace. Upon our
selves will depend, in very large degree, how ad
vantageous this peace shall be to us. We mus
act under the influence OF new ideas. We mus
not listen to passions, but TO our reason
and the future may be more suspicious to US thai
the most sangulne now imagine
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-25

New YoRK, July 25-The N. Y. Times Mobile
special OF the 22d. saws:
Bishop Andrews has issued n notice TO the NJ
E. church requesting general annual coRieren e
TO hold a session the coming tall and elect dele
gates to the general conference commencing IN
April next also a request to the church to meet
at Columbus, Ga, for consultation.
Cotton dull forty-one cts. Total receipts since
occupation thlrty-eight thousand.
New YORK, July 25.- The N. Y. Tines Wash
ington special has the following
The trial OF Capt Henry WIeiz, late comman-
der OF the Anderso avile prison was set for to-
marrow before military commission has been
indemnity postponed.
The next term of the u. s. circuit court to be
held at Norfolk, meets in October when the trea-
son indictments against Gen. Lee and other noted
rebels will be called up. 1t is understood here
| that these will not be presented but the
president will direct nolle pprosse to be entered
| and disposed of each defedant he proposes 70
dispose of other leading rebels who have been
| active participants in the war.
Among the persons pardoned by the presid emf
| to-day was Gov. Perry, OF South Carolina He
| leaves here TO morrow direct Tor his state, to
| sumo his official duties governor.
| MOBILE, July 22.-The Advertiser & Register
| pu bIshes, to-day, Gov. Parsons proclamation -
| The governor reviews the prospects and condition
of the south before secession and the present lm
| povenshed condition of the state, and estimated
| that from 100 900 to 200 900 Allah .mians were il
the various battles, of which number 10 600 we n,
dead and disab led; hence desoIat ton reigns vber,
| once stood comfortable homes. Yet amid the
ruin, suffering and death resulting from secession
every political right which the sta.e possessed
under the federal constitution is here to day e1-
| cept slavery.
The election for delegates to the constitutions
convention, to assemble the 10th of Septembe
next, will be held on the 3lst of August next.
The navy departments mas directed the reduc
ton of the Mississippi squadron TO vessels, IN
| cladlng those at Mound city, and Admiral Lee ha
given directions tor Carrying the order into efct
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-25

asacs was to-day presented % the Pses,as:ss -
Re viii decide whether the bonds shall oe ssoea'
~ claimed by the company under tns
This looks a. if the president INTENDED 20
"paddle his own canoe. ne cefssany M -
some of the old jackson metue ln MN. =
Secretary n.s'a ss would throw ~ h,s bud
80 in d5deson and leave; but being Per
fsct s.Urisn Heap" there is no ouch good
nrospecs in view. lie will be the last man
8 leave the cabinet. unless the president
should commence by knocking out the bot
tom round of the ladder frst.-Rochester I'm
ION.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-25

In the Three Great CIrcuses, all the leading ri
ders appear on Bare Back Horses. Each Artistic
of the Triple Circus Troupe will take part in an
unparalleled display of Horsemanship and athletic
skill. At each entertainment the Troupe of Act
Beers will be intr reduced in the arena in all
their unprecedented performances; the Educated
Sacred Bull and the Leaping Buffaloes will erhib
their wonderful training Prof. Wallace's Corps
of Performing Dogs, Monkies and Ponies will go
through their astonishing and indiscrb baby laugh
able isats. The only Male and Female Riders
the only real Bare Back Equestriennes in the world
are with the EquescurricIlum. Independent Of
the unparalleled attractions of this combustion,
the managers. with pride and pleasure, announce
the positive appearance Of the only great rider in
the wOrlo, the champion horseman, JAMES ROB-
INSoN, who will. besides giving his sensational
pirionette act and the terrific hurdle act yclept
"Robinson's Ride introduce his infant son,
Master Clarence, IN a series of classic calisthen-
les.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-25
White soldiers lnsu1ted
NEGROES PLACED ABOVE THEM.
The Rock Island Union says;

q The Rock Island Union says:
IT.. n.o,oe. have beea associated with US In the
LAR The, have stood Shouldn't 10 snou,ue' -
80, s where the bullets whistlsd, but wnen
ne wn. - .n,;ne they are to be thrust back from
When we came TO the conciu-
80: We could not save ourselves wtnout Hesins
gind armlng them, we freed them anu pu. ,.o
- un.uccassfuI war had been waged and
,o,.rn. emit began to despair of its ability 10
- vs fall that the negroes were called upon 70
khslP us.
! The Union proceeds to argue that sin the
of the south. it is our duty to
provide for the colored people the right OF
suffrage"
Il How many of them ''ssooo snouiuee "
.haaider with the whites I" According 10 the
/ /; NEGRO worshippers not over l0O.ooo ana
large portion of them not Voluntarily or VII
Ilingly. If they are TO be enfranonised Iof
@,.hss reason, what will you do with the 3.Ooo,-
GOO TO 4, 900 900 negroes who helped the reb-
els in the war; Forty negroes helped the
!; rebs where one helped US.
4 There are other ugly considerations In
\ several of the states the colored population
4 largely exceeds the white. Would you thins
IL DcSL W nave uoSko 6otoNSt
!, GERS negroes. and negro judges and negr'
congressman Guess not, now. Better leave
this negro business to the people OF eacf
state to manage for themselves. subject on'J
II to the constitution of the United States. Ihs
II ia whore President johnson leaves 1t, and TIT
only safe place it can be left.
II But it must be particularly gratifying t.
4 our soldiers to be told by the Un'on that tn
.rar ,oas a failure until the negroes tcere ca1e'
in! The editor of the Union compliments tn
soldiers by saying I'VE" 1.-THE armies AM
navies of the United States and all the whit
people to back thsm) could not save our
Il selves without the help of the negro! l
there is anything ON earth calculated to rails
L the indignation of white soldiers 10 the high
Il est pitch it is to tell them, as the Union does
4 that they could not whip the rebs; that tn
/ war was a failure until the niggers wer
1 called in.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1865-07-25

Orr oounc,L.-Adjoarnsd meeting, July
Oath, 1865.
Presens-His honor the mayor, Aid. Phil
ips, Sweeney, Huber, Cunkle. and Dlmick.
The minutes of the last meeting were reao
and approved.
Sundry bills were presented ana referred
TO the finance committee :,
P. L. Mitchell. Esq, appeared and asked
the council to make an abasement on the as
ssssment of Mitchell Lynde-
Aid. Sweeney moved that an abatemsnt OF
S5. 600 be made on the sssessment OF Mitchell
G. Lynde. Adopted
o. motion of Aid. Cunkle the rules were
.,eneuded aud the following bills were a.
lowed:
l. Huber refreshments for FIRE de-
par.msnt $500
house $500
Nicholas Schmidt y cleaning $50
Jacob Riley repairing gas fixtures In
engine house 100
Peter Phillibsr plastering and white
washing engine house 1000
cannon 80 s5
Aid. Phillips moved that the city build 6
| Howes truss bridges At Rock River.
| Yeas-Ald Huber and Phillips-2.
! Nays-Ald. Sweeney Dimick and Cunkle
| 3
| Aid Cunkle moved that the contract fol
building the bridges at Rock River be let h
E P. Reynolds. according to his propose
made this day. Adopted.
Aid Sweeney moved that the committee OIL
bridges be authorized TO make written con
tract with E. p. Reynolds for building tn
bridges at Rock River according to his writ
ten proposal made this day. Adopted.
Adjourned to next regular meeting.
j. R. JOHNSTON. City Clerk.