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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

The Internal Revenue receipts in the last
nin.iv-sIx days. Sunday included. amounted
to tie SUN of Sl0a.935. .32l, "a, being
greatly in excess OF what WAS expected by
any me c0rversant with the business OF the
Revenue n, ,Iar,mont. The receipts for the
ninth Of September were S31.939, ,il5 50
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

AenIcuLrURAL FAiRs-Windsor, Addison
and LAmoille counties have recently held their
annual fairs, and they seem to have been vel
attended.
At Middlebury. the Addison County Fair was
hardly what il should have been, although the
attendance was good. All the departments. un-
lee it were those Of sheep and htrses, were be-
low the average The annual address was de-
livered by Henry Clark Of POultsey. 1t was
upon the National Resources, and d aid to have
been fine production. Among the nrst pre-
miums awarded. vs notice the following:
Matched horses. to c. Ticknor; single car
riage hor,es. to E. ". Eells; stations, to Jonas
Hemmenvsy; Merino bucks. to A. G. and D.
W. Ch,lds; pen Of Ave ewes. to NJ. C. Root; but
ter. to P. Jewett: pear. grapes and plums. to
Ira Brown.
In relation to the Champain VALLEY Fair. held
1t vesgsnnss. vs take The following from the
correspondence Of the Boston .Adssrtiser
There was 6ns display Of matched and single
driving horses. stallions Of bar. three two years.
breeding mares. &c Hon. +. E. Woodbridge &
beautiful span took the Arst premium Of the
matched horses. Not - many b,oodsd cattls
we're exhibited - 1t some previous fairs; but
there were Durham, Devon and Alderney, -
we'll - grade bulls and etvs Of dns quality. OF
working oxen and mich cows there was . good
display. or sheep the display Was not large,
but could not veil Be fner-33, 900 sheep being
no curiosity. LII .o
Floral Hall, under the supervision Of Mr.. J.
Crane, was tastefally deeofssed md we'll filled.
Mechanics Hall contained the finest display
Of fruit,-particularly q ssppks.-sver &c. in in
varieties, and IS Of pears from the celebrated
Mech firm in Ehslssr.s, s.d 20 Of apples and
pesrs from Dr.. Coe, e this CITY, and splend,d
fruit BY 8. NJ. BurroughsL s,-..
At tabout II O'Clock on Thursday, Mr.. CARR
son vas escorted o the stand, By the jericho
Baud, and for an hour md ! hllf be held thu
large sudisnce1u perfect control: notwith.
standing the heat and htyus Incident % The %
casion. OF souroo, hs. 0AiDsl ~ the al ah-
sorbing one Of ths bsns, u Assan0s nShz
and tbe,r present condition.
Mr.. Chspin, h .ths sfaesoou, delivered hii
first agsieuiturAl addr0s. and y surpssssd hin.
self % sloausece, easy sdAptakiea b de subjsD
snd ths oocnprshs6siUa q - 5000 or 600 -
/ pls in attendance. vbSl 1p4uzos6ly spplaudst
his 6ne perioda The fAir vas perfect success
the receipts II ne gsts bong over $500. Th'
| socieGy has hsdsooe, .surpans sf>sf paying
large and hssvy premium tst. .-.-i,r - .,..i
must not fail to mention among the horse
in town. the superb 5000 stallion Young Ethan
Jr.. owned BY Henry D. Lsse. Of Shorsaso- -
1850 lb. horse. Is l-2 hands high, and soa II
240 cay" 20 %
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

MILITARY APPoINTxENTs.-Amon the ap
pointments by brevet in the regular army
made by the President since May 26, 1865,
are the following vermonters
TO DE BRIGADIER GENERALS BIT BREvEr.
Brevet Col. Amos &. Beckwith.
- :. Truman Seymour.
4" 4" VIM. B Hazen
'' L" Joseph A. Mower.
TO BIZ CoLoSELs BIZ BREvEr.
Brevet Lieut.. Col. Benjamin Alvord.
L" =. I" VIM f. Smith
" Z" N. b. Mclaughlin.
|" :" James NJ. Warner.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

A. II. SrEPHESs:-A news dispatch the
otter day said A II. Stephens had been
parolei and was going to Georgia. On the
contrary the Boston Trdreiier of Yesterday
says:
Hon. A. II. Stephens is now occupying the
rooms at For, Warren known as ''the headqusr-
ters,'' and appears to be enjoying better health
than heretofore he takes his accustomed sftef-
noon walk, and eeems to enjoy it. There are no
intimations from Washington, that he 10 to be
speedily released.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

Chittenden Co. Court, Sept. Term, 1865.
Hon. J. PIERPoISr. Presiding Judge.
Hon. Hon. Ms WV v s..a R.1.o.D.. Assist Judges.
FRIDAY. Oct. 6.
The case Of State VI. Hurley, 0'Britn and
Flanagan. commenced yesterday. was rscOmmit-
ted to the jury in. the afternoon. Who returned
verdict of guilty. ........
The case of State VS.. S,epbes Billings. indict-
ed for rape. Was commenced this morning. 1t
being the last case for the jury. r. 8 Tan.
States Attorney. and J. French. for State. 6.
H. Davis and II. Ballard, council assigned the
respondent BY the Court
A. C. Ballard and Frank l.. Hunserford.
having duly applied. were admitted to the Bar.
Mr. Ballard is graduate Of the U. v. NJ.
and recently Of the Albany Law School Mr..
Hungerford has passed through q similar course
at Harvard Law School
Charles H Potter and John Ward slias Jerome
Lavigne were arraigued and pleaded not guilty
to an indictment for the murder OF Sally Girls
void, Of willieton.
William Faulkner being arraigned pleaded not
guilty to an Indictment for the murder Of Mich
ael Conley.
The Jury have brought in verdict Of guilty
in the case Of Stephen Billings. who wss sentenc-
ed by the Court to six yean hard labor in the
State Prison.
The following additional sentences were i'm
posed by the Court Friday afternoon:
May Ann Gearing. for theft. sentenced to 2
years confinement in State Prison.
VIM. Hurley. Martin Flanagan and Thomas
o'Brien, robbery. eentenoed to fur ysas in
State Prison.
The Court then adjourned.
THuIspAY, October 8
Luther C. Gross. indicted for horse lstesliug
had his trial this aosnins aad vss f,ssd ''nct
guilty" BY the Jury. Jeremiah Preach for the
State and h, Ballard counsel for tie respondent
The case Of staAe ". Hurley. O'Bisa and
Flanagan is now in progress. R. 8. Tan Au'y
for the State and b. Ballard for the respondeota
The Grand Jsrv reported three more true
bills found and that their lahors were completed.
!, Amer listening 70 the customary report they
were discharged BY the Court .
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13
2 Oe I ry.
Ri, Needle and the sewing Machine. d.
Fa RLE.
ny rsoP. OF BROOKLYN.

sY nsoP. Of BROOKLYN.
r,on = work liable one day
,Pin,u.hion there chancei 20 lay,
In which a NEEDLE stood alone,
,n1 inferred despsirine grosn
Il. In. the way" the needle cried.
Tia, Ism 10 he thrust aside,
Now rhsr nv point is blunted quite
| who have worked from morn till night
nn cloth aud other fabrics-toiled
Until nv precious eye Is spoiled-
Why am thus so far disgraced
That 'mongst thick-headed pins I'm placed,
What harm have I done,
Like Jack Horner
Tbsle stood in the rooms fartherest corner
,ssWISG MACHINE, whose quick treadle
psri the complaining Of the Needle.
.rdiius rebuked il :
Mrs Sharp,
n, II YOU on your cushion carp,
Oy, rao such mischief has produced
..uu have. should no more be used
You talk about uour precious eye:
Sos viii you please INFORM me why
lou sro.lt the eyesight of the women
Wfo used you, with your point inhuman
and though your point tcas sharp, | know,
ls progress Was uncommon sioT.
ris well your eye and poim gave OUT,
Oryou'd have, without anv doubt,
Killed many weary toiling laughter
0f earth, by your vie woman-slaughter.
But heaven be thanked. slave driving friend,
Your murderous career doth end
For am come TO woman's aid.
(By WHEELER and by WILSON msde,)
And YOUR late mistress has me hired,
And finds me all that she required.
You uihinned her form and paled her cieek;
Itdil for her all through the week;
You kept her poor, but !. instead,
Enable her 10 earn her bread
She often hreathes blessing fervent
Upon her most oteiient servant.
So, Mrs. NEEDLE, groan no more
Nv day has come and yours is Ger"
The Needle heard. aud with sigh
Drop; sad tear from out its eye,
Then; bent and covered with confusion
Buried itself beneath the cushion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

|. Tsmak bsrSsss have beeeus ~ sfsstisstjah
in Bangor, snA . De1sUpeIsc1eecdee
Who has submitted his chin 70 their delicnke
msupulations il snthunastie in their ptsise.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

=, EluID.-Ar, Oliver Macon Of Cnion. Min
pesoss, formerly Of Craftsbury, VT. wss
killed. August 10Th. BY the secidental Dis
shafss Of gun. e- --.r ss1u
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

SOUTHERN PosIyAsIEKs CALLED To REoK-
oxINc The Government is instituting suits
against Southein Postmasters for the recov'
cry Is; Government noItYev had
on hand wh,n their States seeded. a pro-
ceejiag ~Aicli calls lorth general howl
from tho', Impcyeri-h,d rerols. There is lit
tit deposition on the part ot the Govern
ment t. show them mercy. for it is rennm.
bercd tnat vie" TIE disruption Of the Union
iD lsol seeniet. iI,t-VItaile. tie Southern PYst
lnasters, with ecarceiy an exception, c,ared
to render their accounts ae required BY law
and retained in their posse ssion the funds.
ViRGI>u--iH accordance v iIh call ir.,rn
numbtr oi citizens, the hon. John Min "
Bolts oi Cuippper, has accepted a nomina.
t,on for Congress in the Lynchburg district,
and he will probably be elected.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-10-13

There was quite a smart snow storm at
Island Pond, Wednesday morning.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
Tho ChoIsra at New YORK.

NEw YoRE, 4Noyemper 3 ~ Inc steamer Az
lanta, from London, arrived last night, aud
WAS ordered 10 the lower quarantine in con
=, qaepce of sickness among her passenRero
Ii was rumored ut Staten Island that eight
deaths had occurred on board feom cholera
Dr. Burdette, Quarantine Surgeon, reports
that fifteen deaths By cholera, out Of fifty or
sixty cases on board tho stosmer Atlanta, oc
CURED Oh the passage from Biest $500
There are also tew cases OF smoll pox on
board Of tho steamer Atlanta '.-
OF the scourge on board the Atlanta, tbs
Commercial says Though the disease has
been imported to our shores al thlS time, We
do not think huy specla' alarm need be felt
at present IL behoovts US TO prepare imDe-
diatey tor the reception OF rh's scourse. Not
a day is 10 b. lost
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
Medical Notice.

DR.. y. CONE may be consulted as follows
In XENI at The Depot Eating ous0, on huTs-
days Nov, %, Dec. as, FeB l, March ., Apr ~.
In DAYTON at the Phillips House, on Frldays
Nov. "a Leey ~, sch q, naToh Q, ,Aprii l3. i4 gi
In TROY af the Morris House on Saturdays Nov.
20, Dec. 80, Feb s, March 10, April II. ' ffni
In SYRINGE ELG at the Willis House, on Thurs.
days, Nov 80. Jan. q Feb s., March 10, April 49,
DR.. co 4 has had oficos In ca h OF the Ab owe
places that he has regularly visited Tor the past
en- years a. he no. treated and cured many Pa
tent-, in esch Of the above pl ces he ca, give tho
best OF ref renoes IN each place, rs 10 his skill
DIR CONE Treats, and Ourss all varieties OF Chronic
Diseases including those OF the Bye And fari makes
no charge for consultation but " those who coDhnlt
him des 70 snt, he charges Cash or his Msd-
icnes. .ssi .i.i. 800
Medicines that will last q patient rom four to six
months, cost from Five TO Thirty dollars, IN Cash.
Addrsas DR.. K. co Il,
octs5df CoLuMBUs, ONO.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
TefBgfapRic. !.
ynaauOl 8TIiGIugfIL all lnlli
LATEST ME Ws.
From Wellington.

Especial TO the Gin innau HnquWer,l
WAsH, aToS, November g. There is still
much speculaton here as to the course that
will be pursued BY Nj MGPhetsou, the Clerk
Of the House OF Representatives, IN feterepce
10 the organization Of tho next House. IL
appears that Mr Mcpherson has adopted the
idea promulgated by the radical Republicans
that he is not authorized to place on the rolls
the names Of the membere elect from the
States latsly IN .tebelQon. This o9lAion is
oased dpon heh} b6thAsN 4Aatt tbe Pfovis,ohi
al Governors OF these States are not known or
recognizable under the laws of Congress re-
qhrlng the Clerk to place upon the rolls the
names oil only those whose election is proper
ly certified, in accordance with the laws OF
the respso otive States and oi the United State.
1t is unquestionably true, hat majority Of
the membtrs from the loyal Slate, atein t.
vor OF the Ultimate Rdmisslon, % aeata, Of all
Southern mem btrs elect, who eye able to take
the test oatb, but itis doubtful II majority
can be, fund in lavor oi admitting these jdete-
gates TO participate IN the organz..ron,of the
House, 4',t, Itiii sannush iA uE.i .slusa
10 ibis fact has probablyhad some effect upon
The mind Of the Clerk, whose prociivties are
toward the Radical wing Of the Republican
party Many OF his trends regret his deter
mination in regard to the preliminsries OF the
otSau,z, ,,ion OF the House, and that his politi-
cal future would be greatly advanced by bic
throwing all the, influence Of bis position in
favor 81 the adhinistrstion policy of recon
struction.
A rumor is prevalent in private circles to-
day that an open rupture has taken place be-
tween the President and Secretary Of Whr, and
that this was the rea cause Of the postpone-
Emeut OF the Cabinet meeting
1t is asserted that Mr., Stanton would be re-
uuested to retire from the Cabinet forthwith,
but Mr.. Johnson 1es not wish 10 disturb bis
| Cabinet until such time ns ne will be able "a
make complete reorean.Es aod nat
alizlng OF it by introducing therein two mem
bers from the South. To do this be is await
ipR the reconstruction Of the Union by the
admission OF the southern States ID Congress
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

SoiREEs DRAMATiQuE.-Our readers will no
doubt be grati6ed to learn that Mr.. Fredericks,
the gcntlemanly and popular manager of the
"Soiress Dramatique," has returned to Day
ton, and will reopen Beckel Hall on Monday
night, with q talented aud efficient company,
he has just returned from the East with his
family, and intends to make our city bis res-
dence. Daring his absence, he has secured
the services Of number of distinguished
artistes, aud our theatre going people may
anticipate a succession of the most attrsctive
and delightful dramatic entertainments ever
witnessed here. We are pleased 10 record
this fact, forswe are satisfied that more
popular and deserving manager never before
catered to the theatrical tastes of our citizens
During the past career among Us, Manages
Fredericks has won golden opinions" aud
his success hitherto is certain guarAntes fol
the future. We predict that his opening a'
Bscksl Hall on Monday night will be cordial.
ly aud enthusiastically welcomed.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

"Look Oh this picture and then on thas.V
Here you behold thsgmfirm step, Bo7
The pallid cheek, wasting form, 'a'''' O. '.a. ,.l
Untasted food, aud social atmosphere
Poisoned With the tales of aches. pains, ~.
sleepess nights, aud neutrality-suspicious.
There, laughing health, sparkling eyes, D, ai
Elastic steps, craving appetite, forgotten cares,
Genial thought and ambitious resolves f1!
Show the contrast and mark the picture
And here the secret lies, that ....
Unknown 10 QOackenboss, the Doctor,
Smith had taken bottles three 32haoA "
OF DRAkE's PLANTATION BlTrERs, .ii
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
Nv york nssr.t.
NkN YoeK, November 4.

Cottor f,r q, 55 SIC. Flor d1ll and
salt trt,,c d, IS 80 ss IS io' extra State
aAd 10 8 80 10. rould hcar Chs
Nheai stead, srd ls2 better 70 'Cf new
Nil % Sirt.- red S,s.s.a, Ghd eu icr
sm1sr Al wankec Corp heavy -nt : shade
lower T., Sias7 'or Gr,CIn5 4pc So, 80
Ter scuud kIe is, B.rlly lt-i IL Onu
dull and ,oee. st 46 q 81 or y, st~th
BEEF hsm Cat NsAt qe.,; butter quir' at
at 1929 Chees- quot si Jsl5e.
Pork lower a. 81 So - 90 'cs ceg.
mess, and 81 0Ch3l 50 foe '63 ah5
81 LARD hrAvy 24j2et WLNhy hrLcr
At = 50 tor ives ern Petroleum dun Ct
s5ss 36n ior Grade j9c .cr r-H,ed bond ara
7SG ios frse.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

TEE FAM LAST Nidar The Fair at Bsek>
81 Hall, which has been in progresN since the
23d Of October, will positively close Tonight.
1t has been great success in every point Of
view. Those who have attended nightly, all
bear testimony to the excellent order which
has been preserved nndsr 'bsl efficient man
Agemsnt Of the Committee. AZ this is the
last night, the greatest attraction win be pre-
sentsd 1t will be the graad RiRhtei tbs sea-
son Magnificent Tableaux, representing the
birth Of Christ" "Pocahontas,' Birth Of
Cupid," and the statue Of Highland Mary
with many other beautiful designs, will be
exhibited, There win also be the most de.
lightful mus.c, and everything will ,bs pro-
duced on scale that cannot fail to draw an
OveraoWieg house. i5 ,l.r
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

TIE FlRsTAPPEARANcE OF scRoF.
ULA,-When small bard kOots appear under
the skin on the glands OF the neck or small
use Puri6er OF the BiOodnto carry the hu-
the Remedy physicians are uspR in theu
practice as one OF the very bsst NJ dicnes
epsssd BY an impare state of he Blood.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

DRuos AND MEpIcISEs --Dr. L. B. Stevens
successor Of Dietrich, at the Phillips House
corner, always keeps good assortment of
pure Dreus aud Medicines, aud We are pleas.
ed to fnd his efforts to accommodate the
public at all hours are duly appreciated.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
pn. mAfL,slnALsAM.

This highly sffeseious and popular medicine
aslonishep, by ito good effects, every CON-
SUMPTIVE sufferer who makes vseof IT,;
Nud thoSe who have tried thousand remedies
in sin will never regret ils trial na Iss0
doses viii give proof Of its superiority over
ali other remedies known.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

a J N Harris & Co, Of cinpinos,i, are now
putting up medicine for the cure of Pulmo
nary Diseases, Known by the name ofAIlsDs
Lung BslsAm This -snedy is curing catss
Of Consumption that we're considered in
durable. This remedy breaks ur the most
hsrasSiAg. Cough IA 60 inersli1le short
time. ''''i,, ~ a,asalll,aa
Eor anlA hv all drnaaiaia
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

RaS- We learn that the Rev. Mr.. Kelly the
faithful and estiwable pastor Of St. Joseph
Catholic Church in this city, will hereafter
have the aid Of Rev. Mr. Young, late Of Gin
ciunati, as assistant pastor. This arrange
ment ia rendered Indispensable by the great
ly extended labors Of Mr.. Kelly in this por-
tian Of the diocese.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
New rorG 4toeA r..rae,
NEw YoAY, Move mber 4,

Stocks firmer and lower Money on call
and active at 7 pur cent. Sterling qpiet
at lUSial09i Chicago aud Rock lslspd, 1851;
NJ. saukee eud Prairie du Chen 74s, Plt.sbure
Fort " 'ynr q Chicago 95k Alton anG Terre
9aute A; Macon apd Wiscorsip, AS, Reading
lI6; Mics, Cen,, Ia Mich Soath,. rat
Cies. ard Pits. s21 Cbieego and Eortbwes-
Ell 33.; Cleveland ana Tcleao, lO4; Western
Unio, IolcrrGph, 10, New York Central l0l;
&rs s3t, 90 pref 81; Illinois Central scrip
1873 sold l4s5, Skies OFFS uoons 1861
Chicago 1oltoo 100 oae Year Certificate
Oh Blrhngtoy d Quincy, l36 Cleveland 4
kprthwestetp. BOT; do preferred 6if; Hudson
1914 o. & N. Certificates. 29: es CT, ll9;
6s 81, REGISTERED, lO6t 5-2O's coupons u
November, l075; DO uew issue, lOlt, lO-4Q,a
certificates 80 7-sO4 97s New York slxes
81; Missouri S,xes 779. . H
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
Speclal NoIlCes.
Rsback,s Ritssrs.

HSback's BIttsFs.
s'Thsro AZ naaRY q tEao SSOrd spoken
in Jests" said Grut,sman 70 his friend who re-
marked hs. t.GresnbAeks are gasd bus
See @. W. Roback's Advertisement
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

GovERSNESr GooDs AT AUCTION This
evening, Christopher sells full line of sizes
Of coats Colors, Gray and Brown, with and
without capes, all new and in good order
SO those who expect to face the winter blast
should prepare themselves at this sale, =
Place Of sale corner Jefferson and Market
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04

INsrLLLATIoN.-The public are respectfully
invited TO attend public installation of the
officers Of the Social Temple at Temperance
Hall on Monday evening next. i.Hi
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-11-04
city Council.

November Sd, 1865,
Present. Messrs. Iddines, Kuhns, Gary,
Brunner, Ki.fer, Shank, Cliugman, Butt, Leh-
man, Bosler, Butz and Stepbahs.
The minutes OF last meeting we're read and
approved.
A petition from II K Steele and others,
asking that the crossing at Third and Ludlow
streets be repaired. was received, and refer
red to the Street Commissioner with orders
70 do said work ..4.s.....
The Market Master reported collections
amounting to $2l4 IL. Received and the
Trsasarer ordered 10 be charged with said
amount u.f. ir Ht .tit'
The Street Commissioner ieported expop-
ditures amounting to $7Tl el was received,
and said amount ordered 10 be paid.
The Gas Committee reported that they
have been unable 10 contract with the Gas
Company, for lighting Jefferson and Warren
streets. Report received and laid upon the
table
The City Solicitor submitted a report In re-.
lation to three lots on High street, which was
received, and the Clerk authorized to pay the
claims for taxes and penalty on the same.
Several bids for improving Taylor street
were read, and referred to the Trustees Of
First Ward and Engineer to award the con-
tract TO the lowest bidder. tIhI
An ordinance for lighting Howard street
was read the first and second times.
A bid for paving the crossing next south of
Ludlow sueet at the Cincinnati, Hamilton
Railroad, was read and laid upon the table,
The Trustees of the Eighth Ward authorized
to receive and report other bids for the same.
The Committee on Poblic Square we're aus
| thorized TO close the Park on November 10th,
to be closed until ordered by Council
The City Clerk was authorized to draw IN
order in favor Of Messrs. Kalbaeisch 4 Co.,
for 81, 200 advance on Bayard street culvert
The Ordinance. Commiuee was authorized
to report an ordinance to vacAte Clinton street
north OF Second street,
The Street Commissioher was ordered ia
have the depression on Bridge street filed AND
paved. ...y
The Commute on Public Square was order
| ed to have . temporary shelter built at said
Park for the deer therein, and to contract will
Mr.. Rodeubaugh for taking care Of the sale
deer
The Street Commissioner, under direction
OF City Engineer, was authorized to let III,
work Of rebuilding the gutter at the CROSSING
Of Main and Fifth streets
The City Civil Engineer, aud COMMITTEES OF
Seeley's ditch, were ordered to locate ia,
SAter>way through the recent purchase Of lsn'
at the same, so rs to ascertain what amour
Of and can be sold from the same ,...
A receipt from the Treasurer for $38 0O
the proceeds OF sale OF claim on Lot No
Il295, was received, and said amount ordere
! to be credited to the proper fnnd.
Bills Allowed; james Wallace, 80; Je
Aughe $40; J. Haseustab, ST. Fl. Bostie
81 95; Jacob Districh, 81 65; Fauver
Archer, $44 Sc Issac Vsdder, $50,
Bill Of VIM. Balm, $31 50 was referred t
. the Committee ounI Io6rmary' roa
40 Ordinance to appropriate money froI
General Expense Fund to pay the above bill
was read and adopted Council Adjourned