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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

U MIRO. c. Zeller. for a number of
years Clerk in the Probate Court, has been
nppoinled Assistant Cashier in the National
Exchange Bank Of this city. Mr. Zeller is
n young man OF excellent business qnalifca
,icn and we congratulate the directors OF
the bank in having secured one who is SO
well qualified to attend Ito its busines''-
SENlCA ADyERrtsIR'
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Horse Races.

Next Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and
Friday, there VI i'll be agrond teial Of speed
between the fast horses Of North western
Ohio, held at Perry'burg Severn gentle
men Of this city have entered their nacs for
the prizes Quite number Of our citizens
are going over to sec the fun. On Friday the
Sweepsicak races will cccur The track is
two miles long.
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C unity Snrgcon

C.unty Surgeon.
Under the provisions Of the act passed at
the last session OF the Legislature. nmen-
datory of the militia act of March 81, 1864.
DR.. E. W. RKEME. Of this city, upon the re-
commendation of X. n. BAnR. Surgeon
General of the State, has been appointed
Military Surgeon of Seneca County. This is
good appointment end we congratulate the
Doctor upon his success.
What became of the application of our
~Democratic" friendsl
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Special Notices.

TO rHE NEavors, ,DRaitrrArrp AND pEsrospESr
l. or norm sExEs.
A great sufferer having been restored to health In
few days after many years OF misery, IL willing to
assist his suffering fellow creatures by sending
(free), on the receipt Of n postpaid addressed en-
velops, a copy ofihe FORMULA Of care employed.
Direct to JOHN NJ. DAGNALL,
Box is3 Post onlee, Brooklyn, New York.
January 5, 1865.
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Seneca County Bank.

The Ohio State Journal says; Holders OF
the circulating notes and Receivers certih'
Gates OF this baHk, should present the same
at the Office Of the Treasurer Of State forr =
dsmption before the first day Of July next
as the time fixed 10y law for theirredemp''on
expire on that day.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Thanks.

"E. E. s" a resident Of Tifln. now ia
the arm has placed us under obligations
for file Of the Richmond Daily Wing. aud
also message Of JSrF. DAVIS to ,hc Confsd.
crate Congress in refereSee to the Hampton
Roads conference, and the report oftbe Com.
missioners thereon, all in an official form.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

Never since grapes we're grown in this re
eion, had our grape men such promise OF
fruit as they have this Spring. IL nothing
happens to the crop. those who have grape
on the brain will get cured this season, or
there is nothing In the doctrine tat like
cures like--SASprsKr REGISTER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Plaoe of Jeff s Confinement.

II hes transpired that the imm ediaic
place Of confinement. of Jeff Davis will
be 10 the classmates, which are rock.rib-
bed and arched mansions within the fort,
each well nigh constituting fort within
itself. On the arches Of these classmates
are mounted iilteen.inch Rodman guns.
The only connections from the fort with
the main land are by the main sallyport
and small posterL in Que OF the bas'
tions, tile wet ditch being spanned n
each Of these points by drawbridge
which can be raised at pleasure, thus
cutting OF all communications.
The New York Times correspondent
says there is no doubt but what Davis
will be tried in Washington for treason
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

We notice that the people ID cincinnati
Dayton, &C., are luxuriating II, Stra "Oerr'''
and cream. and that an invoice has 'Se"
'rtceived ut Sandusky. Strawberries and
aream are not bad - take.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

HorSe tfotecuvcG
We call attention TO the notice in
another column Of the Horse Protective
Association, organized by portion Of
the farmers Of Seneca county for the pur.
pose Of protecting themselves against
Horse thieves. The name Of cvety
member is there given and that which is
required OF them. y
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Record Your Deeds.

by an act OF the last General Assembly
Il IL provided that all deeds and conveynnces
of real estate shall be recorded within six
months after their execution, and those not
SO recorded s,all be held to be fraudulent
and void against any subsequent purchaser
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

General Sherman's official report will
soon be published. II was written after
the issue Of Stanton s manifesto aud con-
sequently quite racy. He explains fully
his arrangement~with Johnson.
0JCol. Prilchard, who commanded ths
4tb Michigan cavalry ut the capture o
Jeff. Davis, is native Of Ohio.
Lieut.. Col. Conger, who commanded
the party Of cavalry that captured Booil
and Harold, is citizen of Huron Coun-
ty, Ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

----sAs&s
%" The reaction in English s,nti.
ment on our affairs, brought about by the
assassination Of Dir. Lincoln, has already
been noticed very fully in our columns.
The excitement and change for the bet.
ter appear to have been almost equally
marked in Paris. The correspondent o
the New York Times at the French capi
tai writes: "The demonstration in re-
gard to the death of Mr. Lincoln has as
snmed proportions which are the astonis5
merit Of everybody. Nothing like it ha,
ever before been seen. 1t almost recon.
Giles one to the opposition to the Union
cause which preceded it; or rather. |
should say, lmost makes one forget tn at
we ever had any enemies in France. The
subject is in every ones mouth; the
columns of the newspapers are given up
to il. Papers Of sympathy and condo
lence have been sent in by the pastors o
the Protestant Churches of Paris, by the
Free Mason Lodges, by country depu,a
tons and newspapers all over France
ond various associations where it is the
habit TO inscribe on the tablets Of their
halls the numes of exceptional men, that
of Mr.. Lincoln has been inscribed with
out dissenting voice. Tho French
papers abuse Lord Derby for his remark
that the assassination of Mr.. Lincoln by
a Southern man was mot only a crime
but a Hunder. They think that such
morality as that does not do much honol
to the first noblrman Of Great Britain
and candidate Cor the Premiership
They a1mit that Tillerynni once pro-
nouDccd the same words, but only II
private, and even then these words wcr,
always quoted against him. Tho Ameri
cans in paris, afraid Of the turn whcl
might be given 10 the affair by the pres.
ence of French Liberals, are not going
to hold any general meeting, for fear o.
giving offence to the Government. II il
n melancholy thing to say that meetin!
for such On object cannot be held in
enlghtencd France, but tho authoritic'
nre already vcxed at the manifestations
of the students last week, and perhaps
still more yexed at the emphasis will
which the Liberal journals dwell upoI
the decisive manner in which the gres
republic has manifested its power an'
durability" .- .-.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

We are disposed to think that the clerk Of
The weather is an out and out rebel or a
Northern peace man. Anyhow, we have in.
dubitable evidence that he is demoralizcd.
II commenced mining again yesterday.
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IaSonds Agricultural Works.

The attention ofOur readers is directed to
above advertisement, in which the Stafford
cultivator is highly recommended. John
swigert, Of Republie. is Agent for the sale
ofthem.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

0JGcueral FAM Sigel announces, In
the Baltimore Wecker, of Moy i6, that he
has become the editor and co.proprietor
of that paper. The Wecker was estsb-
lished in 1851, and has ever since unwa.
yeringly fought for the principles OF the
anti slavery party. II was for many
years the only anti.slavery daily paper in
Maryland, and il has always enjoyed the
reputation OF being among the best
conducted and most spirited German pa
pers of the Union. This reputation, we
feel sure, viii not only be maintained,
pu, increased, under is Psesea. editor.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

NERVOUS DEBILITY, SEMINAL WEAK.
IN NESS, Etc.,
Can beeured BY one who has really cured himself
and hundreds OF othen, and will tell you nothing
batihe truth. Address. with stsmp,
EDWARD u. TRAvER,
Aug95-iy Lock Box, Boston, Mas.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

o. Mrs. Jefferson Davis, who was
with her husband when captured, is his
second wife. Her maiden name was
Verina Howell, and she is said to be a
granddaughter of Gen. Howell, Of New
Jersey. She is still a young woman.
Mr. Davis first wife, the daughter OF
Gen. Tay lor, di ed some years ago.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Executors Notice.

The undersigned has been appointed and
qualified as executor Of the last will and
testament OF John Stroh, late Of Seneca
County, Ohio, deceased,
HENRY c. STROH.
May 25th, 1861 .-3w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

Spotted Fever
We understand thata species Of the spot
ted fever has been raging to little extent
in the South eastern portion Of this county.
Butfew esses hsve proved fatal, however.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
IMPORTANT rorRAvrj.tts

While journsyins on the cars, nv .,om, .h 4.
esms badly dersnged, enpsing lstsfe pain IN N,
mead Had u been on the water u wouIi have b..s
eansa sss,siotnes,. a iady sitting bt me, knBWinF
wahow, DID so. snd 10 less than ave r,in,,.s
ny trouble was encsd. The medicine wa, ..Co,.
ny'Pspna SuIe,; snd ,ioa the eject n had hror
ihink u mustb an exesllsn' fsmsds tor ~ ,',.t
mss, and Uy.petna. MRS. SAMUEL Fipf n
Madison, June 30th, 1884
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Grand Review of the Armies of
Sherman and the POTOMAC.

WASHINGTON, May &c AS carly as
seven O'Clock this morning people had
assembled on Pennsylvania avenue to
witness the grand review. The day is
Jcsulilnl and everything is in the u,mos;
order for the march of the war worn
troops. The avenue. at an early hour
was washed by the Fire Department, so
as to have il bright and clean. In front
of tho Presidents house an immense
stand has becn erected on the south side
OF the street for the President and Cnbi.
net, and fof the gallant officers OF Grant
AMI Sherman, who a-e to review the.
troops,
Another stand, on the north side, is for
the accommodation of members of Congress
and nIhcrs. A stand is also erected on
the square for the wounded soldiers. Tho
houses in tho vicinity of the Presidents
house, are adorned with llss and ever
greens.
Tho rou.c of march is packed BY people,
all eager to give the heroes Of the war q
hearty welcome. The columns com
mcnccd to move nt nine o'clock, The frs
being headed by General Meade, follow.
ed by his staff. lie was enthusiast ca Ily
cheered all along the route, the ladies'
waving their hlndkcrchicls.
AT the Capitol ths children are assem-.
bled, who distribute bouquets and loos,
flowers to the gallant mes as they puss.
The soiled aud iattcrcl Gags of the sol.
diers are proudly borne by them, amid
the cheers OF the lookers-Ln.
Tho cavalry is the first IN order to pass
under General Merritt. General Custar
bears beautiful wreath on his arm, pee.
scntcd to him at the Capitol.
In the vicinity of the stands at the
Presidents house dense crowd is sta
toned.
WASHINGTON, May Thousands OF
persons, including many from other cities
who have specially cone hither to see
the pageant, line the sidewalk from the
Capitol to the Executive Mansion, a dis
tance Of mile and half, while win.
dows and balconies and all eligible posi-
tions, including house tops, were occupi.
ed by deeply interested spectators. All
public business was suspended and there
was general holiday. The Capitol bore
the motto in largo letters: "The only
national debt we can never pay is the
debt we owe to the victorious Union sol
dicrs." At the north o! the Capitol at
least 5000 schoolgirls were assembled,
neatly dressed, aud there was much
pleasant excitement among them in pres.
sing forward to present h,wcrs to the
soldiers. The schoolgirls also sang
patriotic songs.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

,, Nsw hAyns, Conn, Jhhs h, i.,,..
MfssRs EpiroRs.--Aiiow me, thtobsh ,aa.sc,
umns, 10 acknowledges my gratitude for N. hsn.a,I
nave feeesed ifom the hse ofCoe's yspep,ia I,n,e
Although was great sufferer from D,sn.ns,. ~
first dose gave iH'sn, relief. and one ounce h. 49,.
bled me TO cat ANYTHING please, wI,b.n, asit
hav. now stopped using the edicine a, .r lns,.
needit. PAINlpaJ
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Testimonials.

From the Pastor ofthe Msihodi,t 4, chv,oh >.,s,.
son, Com.
ihavs used Goes Dyspepsia chre In m fsniI- and
can Willingly testify 20 iis value as = msdIeihs
Madison, Conn, June JOih, 1864, -
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ONE OF the rwESrr;Slrrg. .

MR.con.-sisi Having bees uerslsd with ~rs
Dyspspsia for come sighi or twelve lpo.Ahs, have
.s no good. saw yosf sdvsrisspeat 10 a mssi
eins 70 esfe th. D,spspsis Ihsvetrisd ana tosrd
% be ihs nssieiss. The tfr ~ drops ute 7,b
have taken " ihsse az four unss, but have Isa
disusssing FEELING In mr. stomach since tshIrr a.
sr, rs d'cpsi .itere,hsr before, sstls hss a., a
rneuthfsls witheut disfsssing ae. e, ,ll.s
k''ssetisll,' III, woopErfr-
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

Those who tnsw my conui,u,,or. ,.h., A.s,
don hs, been for the last thirty years. viii believe
Win me that medicine which win reach M, g, o.
wn,eson simostany one. Goes Dyspspsis Care hiss
aom now have to use the medicine. II fslistsd ma
In an Instant when was In great pain. Aft whoIs
system 10 hsing strengthened byiis uss.
vy ANN Bl 8AGGoT
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

, Mlptsos Conn. June nntk, ISM.
rrpha chre in nv family am prepared 20 ss, hat
nr'si in'end TO be without IL sad advise sli vhs
Ts afflicted with DyipePsi. 10 ny u.
PHILANDER LEWIS
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

Ma. Cor The bottle ofcos'. ur.p.u,,. r.s,. s..
gave me has backed M your ststems ~ CON. .ya,ns
V. have only used half hottie, and cad Al r, ss
Ii act, like charm. fhe ssef i, ,ao,s.
tsnsons: JANE A. LOWREf.
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7" CQE'S lYSPEPSIh EIRl."

snd We pledge cnt reputation upon oar assnsur,
when we say II will
Positively Cure the WORST Of You,
not ins yesr--not In = mou,h--nst In q w.si-bsr
YOU 'hslls zee it, bensfcia Inference At once, imms
dtatsly. and the day yop take ". To vea vhe hsvs
lived iot vesu uron Graham BrssA and pisls den.
Who dare not est sny thing the lsasrwiss hsasty--
nrst, because the Doctor has ofusrvd the plHisssr
food, snd ,scond, dor esr Of th. distreu n yesuss
us'nr and soaring on yoaT stomach, we say si,aevs
toycer dinn~v,e eat as hest,y meal you wish, sna
soor the food begins to distress YOU, ,foIio~
by single tsaspoonful OF
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25

tssw HAvsx. Jss,iftsi ~
Mn. CoE--DrAs stEs-- The kcals sI psss~r..
Madeline Iteoeivsd NON, ysr, ssys thuaptsnsel
rsIiet onlt nssd II whss food n ztfxssss ME.
row, ,hea ever o,hsr Day, Increasing ts qbAntir
food and dssrsssiss ths msdieins, hnsil lrss sns
blsd 70 sst wishsss 'sk.ns asyihieg afsn ~ ssss
now eessiJsf myssif cured, nni b, vsIY u>lss ssh
bottle Of Medicine "a the spaes of tvb pc2sks 4
dose vsssts''Pesafal I'll ALLsS.
Sold BY pfpgsisp ineit} ska es,s(sy svuy~hsrs
PRICE si.oo PER- nOETLE.
oss.s' :, mail a.. nom .''s~ Asslss. y ssassnsr
- 1'I ,~r-' y !, g. o srLAkKAr, n
whols'als p'sss's''' ss~ Rayrs,S,<s. 3
NOTE - --F.nslsstSsmsrr win |o..s21.t
~ sssidsas scs y. see ~ Seona<h 4.
t'ag ssis'se " ssslssuaS syif ! ) ,s.~.r
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will not and cannot exist whswihs eufs Il n,sd.
rsmsyes tn. Disease by removinethe eaht, not
Alcoholic Bitters which cover nj your bad fseliks
loI Afew moments by their ethilstatiup efFSet.
bewsfe Of all such remedies ot hesetsss,. hail
theitplaoes use Remedy that will restpre The
eased Tunctionsto their normal condition and sss in
motion the entire hnman mechanism In hsr6.rt t,s
mony, aud upon principles synony ymous with iii A..
lined ph,siologioslls~s. That tuth wibs the ~,
laf '''~ "''sh
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Coos Dyspepsia Cure.

immcdialst aid we piedre our wv,s
nulsn OF hcho'-our reputation % Phsrmse sebtisl,-
oat lafofeps acqueinisnce with tho peopIe a. b,,
misiofs ofthe ofld'renowned "Coe's C,osrt Esl,
sam, tItttt used according to onr directj,es vLIsh
my be 'oand with each bottle. We add bslow som.
festimonials from our neighbors and inxh.mss'.
which We ask your oatefal-atennon. ~"
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Goes Dyspepsia Cure,

Fever and Aguc, Sick.Heodsche, Sick
ness at the Stomach, Constipation.
Heartburn, Collie Pains in Stom-
ach or Bowels, Dysente.,
Vomiting, feeling of
Faintness and Las.
situde, Want
Of Appe-
tito,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1865-05-25
Prepared ~ iAc Prop,ie.o,s cf Goes
Cough sslssn,p

nNsrrpstAtl. m, rrlv me srf. forsrsr-s, q
- desth hui the eo~esfi,~n of nissrsbie hfe. Iti
rei'ons both old snd vcanR. msi- md fsrsi- suf~r
from IL tsvsfes, than from al sihsr etnsu. esr-
e'ned. u tohs the whole s-sten Gifts N+saf sna %
etgy, rtNes w-sriness snd total iudispstiedtstkos>
onee sitoaS snd astve readers tho ston-scl, r,vsr
le. TO digest the food. snd hssior iss suendsuts.
headache, Heartburn, CoasficdfioS,
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THE TRAVELLERS GUIDE
sandusly, Dayton g. Cincinnati II. IL.


ON and amer MONDAY, Dee. 5, isGi train
willTun as foliowsi
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THE FEEL Id.
Bnse BaIl-Grnnd Championsh;p Match

ATLANTIC or BROOKLYN VS.. MUTUAL or
NETWORK - THE CHAMPIONS RaTAIs
THEIR HoxoRs SCORE, ATLANTIC, 40i
MUTUAL, D..
Yesterday, q larger and more orderly assem-
bly, never congrecated on Guy ball ground than wss
present AZ the Captoline Rll Ground, Brooklyn, to
witness the second tral Of skill between the champion
clubs Of Brooklyn and Ncw-York There is great
rivalry between these associations Tor supremacy this
being the second trial OF skill during the present
II viii be remembered the first game was by the
Avhntics, by score IL ~ to To- in Eve innings tho
RAIN preventing the nine innings being played out. At
the first contest the nnmber u visitors TO witness the
game was ostimeted az ~ 600 10 .00O These figures
would scarcely enrmernte the numbers present yesier
day. As early as ~ O'clock the ferry boats 10 Brook
lyn heavily laden with hnman freight all destined
20 the bah match and canyassing the merits Of the re-
spectye nnes with sfrnestness almost unaccounia
bic. Base Ball is decidedly the National game Of
America. Cars and every available vehicle we're
crow ed 20 almost sufOcaton. a large police force
the ground 10 keep order. whose services were
not called into regusitiop, orderly end welbehay cd
yaf this mixed assemb.sgs.
Az O'Clock the grounds presented = gay and mag
nifcnp, aspect, the ladies' platform being crowded
with elegantly dressed ladies' All the surrounding
trees and fences svaTfned with small boys. all
Sa'S 7, e and % dn i' Drained dns he
Mutuals scoring three for their first innings In tne
second however the Atantics came out ~ their old
style ofbutiing. making twe'e runs. Inis BAD Ne
effect of putting their party Ia ecstaces While the
NewY Workers wore rather bong faces. After this tue
champions kept Il strong lead, aud won The game
after three hour splendid play by score Of ~ 10 -
The pitclng ON either side not mp 70 the nsual
high marx Of tie first class associations; hence the
large number OF runs. The Matnals changed langley
in place Of Thorn 10 the middle of the game. which had
recover themselves. Not word Of dissent, groan or
HES heard curing the entire game; all was ap'
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To the Editor Of The N. " Tribune.
SIR: An article appeared in your issue of thi,
morning, headed mot . Good Case" rejecting uuo,
Mr.. Charles w. Cheshire, and which, a. published 1.
calculated to do bim most cruel injustice. 1 am tia
counsel Of Mr. Cheshire. left in charge of bis nteres.
and it is my duty to notify you that all the matter,
stated BY You as facts. in relation to Mr. Cheshres
case. entirely untrue. He was not Provost Mar.
shs nor amenabe to military law He was not CHARGED
with any fraud malfeasance whatever In his official
duties as citizen member of the Board Of Enrolmen,
nor was he charged with any felony nor is he at the
Dry Tortugas. The only charge against him "a citi
at large" the statute calls bim) was receiving
presents from bounty broker not for doing anything
improper officially, but as the witness said for hi,
good will" This is all the charge and the evidence to
support it was dscreditable and discredited. Hi,
friends think that journalist is excusable in thus
cruelty misstating his position while he is under perss
cution and imprisonment.
All these matters stated by will be found in the
papers OF the 9th instant and especially in
The Ner York Times which had copy Of the charges
findings and sentence rrbatim Respectfully yours.
JOHN II. BERGEN.
No. 34s FuLton-..t, Brooklyn, Aug IA. 1865.
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Reception Of Communication fsese'"'
tiOns.

The regular meeting OF the Board was helo
yesterday afternoon.
The full Board was pre6eDt.
A commune alton was received from the Chief Eng.
neer calling attention to the ease OF Patrich ~ eh
Messy member of Engine Co. No. who was run ose
by the engine while proceeding to IRE on tne lI ins'
commissioner Booth offered the following feS9'uion
P,cd Tba. the sum OF 49, be approx rated aud picto
In the hand, of the Chief Ensneef to be p'ea 'o e ee
T. N. fIennessy as may be NEEDED
A Communication was received from Hose Co. No.
IL confirming the action OF the Foreman III returning
j. c. Weeks Henry Carey. G. A. Barton and Charles
Curry as expelled. and requesting that the name OF
WIN d. Soils be erased from said return; also from Z.
A. Barton and j. C. Curry, requesting Rearing IN tue
matter referred 10.
A communication was received from John stephen.
SOD the coach manufsctnrer III East Iwenfyseyehtn'
st. stating that there is at hs factory set Of whees
for Steam Fire Engine. Referred 10 the CmefEngi'
neer.
From w. H. Little, ChiefEngneer Danvers Mass
desiring 10 purchase Hose Carriage. Filed.
From Hose Company No. %. requesting to purchase
their carriage. Referred TO Commissioner Booth.
From Amoskeag Manufacturing Company in relation
to repairs 10 steamers.
by Commissioner Brown
Rrsored That Steam Fire Engine No. be sent 70 the
Amoskess Company for repsiTs.
Adopted.
From Hook and Ladder No H. returning s. H.
Acbert and W. &. Miller expelled. Laid on the table,
and the parties TO be notified.
From A. Meneely & Sons, Troy, " T., in relation to
bells Laid on the table and Secretary to notify.
From Lose Company No. A. expulsion return James
W. Graf. Laid ON the table; Secretary TO notify.
From X. ii. Bndell President of the Erie Railroad
Company, in relation 10 additional accommodations IN
Erie Building for steamers. Filed.
From Perrine Stewart in relation 10 Hose Tenders
buiit by item. Referred 10 Committee Oh Hose
Tenders.
Commissioner BROWN offered the following:
Rso!,ed That Committee OF Two De appointed to report
this Board system whereby the City of New fofk may
be srang d into convenient Engine Districts.
40 and N
such "a Committee.
Commissioner EsGs offered the following: ,
Re,oired That s5J be Appropriated and paid 70 Dasd
TLeg for services rendered this Department T. enc reiahs
the 10Th II July, 1865 Adopted