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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14
THE DEMOCRATS ELECT A COLOR
ED ALDERMAN.

The democrats of Boston, at the late mum.
opal election in that city, nominated and
elected a colored man as alderman from ward
three. This shows how fast the unjust pre-
judicsagainst colored people is wearing away.
The Boston Post says: t
The result. of the election yesterday aston
ishsd the republicans. To carry their ticket
for mayor, in this city, by only eight hundred
aad twonty-six plurality, makes their knees
smits together. Had the friends of DR..
Shurtlef organised thoroughly, and made
the effort they were capable of making, they
could have chosen him. The republican tiok-
ct for alderman has, also, had q hard road to
travel, aud some of the candidates On it have
experienced q close squeeze. In the council
the democrats will have respectable num-
Der of the members as will be seen by the de-
tail of the returns in another column. They
succeeded in the choice ST Mr.. Brown, a wor-
thy eolorsd gentleman of Ward Three. " hich,
of course, will be gratifying to the republi-
can sympsthizere with his race notwithstand-
ing their political prejudice against the man.
The mesgre majority obtained by the re-
publicans after their confident Wanting of
thousands-thres thousand, st least, some Of
them cisimsd-proYes that the people are be-
coming tired of the diosatorial rule of /. clique
who undertake TO issue orders like an imper.
lal despot to his subjects and to set up and
pull down whom they please.
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IOtel-0U- ,fff.
The counties of Gallatin, Mason and Mon
roe failed to take the enumeration, and the
figures fixed for those counties are taken
from the United States census of 1860.
From this it appears that last year Illi-
nois had a total population of 2, al $40, as
follows:
White males, 1.093, III white females, l,
10 l,sAs. Total white population. 1924, ITO.
ooiore0 males. 8 .ll2 ; colored females, s.
22a. Total os'ored population, 7,s4o.
Absorbing to tho national census taken in
1850 the population OsIllinois at that tuna
was l,7ll,75S. Increase lsfye years 400.
| 937.
| The average population to each county ia
/ about 20. 900. The population of hsck Is.
land county is IS ,2o2 and there are only zen
counties in the state which exceed this ir
population viz: Adams, Cook. Fulton, La
Sale, Madison, Mclean, Psoris, Sangamon
So. CLAIR, and Will. And we predict that
| if the csnal is built to LaSalle and around
the rapids. on this aide, that 10 ton years on,
county will be the second county in Illinoi.
| in population. g~--
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BY TELEGRAPH
RsgortsG for TIE Daily A~Sss.

New York, Dec. 14-The steamer Cuba, which
arrived yesterday morning, reports that 200 miles
of Hook q schooner was seen making signals, prob
ably the fenian privateer Estella.
EngIsh advices show that the government is
making great preparations to suppress fenianism In
Ireland. Large quantities of breach leaders have
been sent there for the troops. s- r.-s...
Fourteen thousand percussion eaps were found at
Dundale.
Detectives are watching everywhere for Stephens
arrival. Paris letter says that stephens arrived
there after having stayed day and night in Lon
don.
Confederate bonds in London have advanced to
81.
The impression everywhere, in France, is that the
Mexican empire 10 ended. #.,
Latiberte considers the affairs of France with the
United States very delicate.
WASHINGTON Dec. 14-The house committee is
equally divided on Boutwelfs bin directing the sale
of 81, 900 900 of gold, weekly, Mr. Hooper has not
yetdeclared himsefIt is understood that it practical
" lies with him whether ii shall be reported sleep
in the committee. ..
Thirtv-one members of con gress organized q pray
or meeting, last night. Senator Foster presidss
PHILADELPHIA, Dec 1.-THE Investigating COM
mittee discovered great swindle psrpetrated in the
gas works here. .Zasr.s
Ex-CSoE, Lyons, of Idaho, was robbed, in the oars
from New York, of SAT, goo.
Postmaster Banding has been pardened by the
President.
All delinquent southern post Offices will be closed.
The Sanford Connover case comes up to-day.
SEEArr-The finance committee reported o def
! cheney.
Abiil was reported, with amendments, to strike
| our appropriations for facilitating communication
between the Atlantic and Pacific Cities by telegraph
| LEAVENweRrH, Dec. IA petition, ffty-two
Ieet long, containing the names of nearly oil the the
| prominent ctizensof New Mexico, has been forwar-
| ded to Washington, praying for an increase of the
military force In that territory as absolutely n.css
ssy 70 protect the lives and property of the people
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BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.
Proceedings of the december Term.

W o~J~--
emit same az yesterday, except SUPP Atkin-
Con.
Supr Atkinson, chairman Of the board, be-
ing absent, Supr Kimball was called to the
char.
Minutes of yesterdays meeting read and
approved. Il rFEf EE1l-.E u
Supr Thornton reported that he had re-
,eived of Giles Pettibone the sum of $50 for
one years ferry license, cammsncing Dec.
9Th, 1866 and, on motion of Supr Reynolds,
the clerk was ordered to pay the same over
TO the treasurer. -.t =
Henry F. Thomas presented his bond as
collector for the county of Rock Island, and.
on motion of Supr Reynolds, the same was
approved. =. .ss, 49,
Henry F. Thomas presented his bond as
treasurer for the county of Rock Island, and,
ON motion of Supr Parmenter, the same was
approved. ..-ss ..s.... =. +,
The committee on Attachments reported
that they had examined the following list OF
lands and taxes, found that said lands were
doubly assessed and recommended that the
taxes on the same for the years hereafter
named be abated and an order be drawn for
the amount of said taxes in favor of j. Z.
Starr, VIZ: @a
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They also recommended that 81 600 Of. the
valuation Of the persousl property OF L, ).
Report adopted.
The committee on town and town accounts
recommended that the following named per-
sons be allowed the sums set opposite their
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14
BOARDING UgCSE.

rEsHE subscriber has opened a regular
boarding. house, in the brick block on
the nurth side of Union Square, where permane nt,
transient, or day -boarders can be sccomm odated
Meals furnished at regular hours.
81 A few good boarders can find rooms and
board At 81 per week if application made soon
@-~T A. II. OSBORN
Rock Island, Aug. 2l-dtf
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CENSUS OF ILLINOIS FOR 1865.
Total Population, 2,I4l,5lO.

The returns of the state census taken in 1855,
as reported from the several counties to the Of.
fee of the secretary of state, ars a. follows: IS
Khitss. -Colorcd. 81
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CHRISTMAS TREES.

EVERGREEN TREES for Christmas and
IL Evergreen branches for sdorning Halls and
rooms for the holidays, for sale at Black Hawk
Nursery. D. +. KINNEY.
Rock Island, Nov. 90, dwlm.
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Judge Kelley, republican congressman

from Philadelphia. proposes to create new
department Of government at Washington
and give the chief Justice of the supreme
court the power to nominate its head The
Commonwealth newspaper, printed in Boston,
wishes to abolish the Office of president, and
Col. Forney would abolish the Office of score
tary of state and confer the duties and pow.
ers of secretary upon the president Of the
United States senate. These government
tinkers" would soon demolish the whole Of
the old fabric if they had their way.
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dering with immunity.

dering with immunity.
The shipment of gold from Denver the week end
ing December 4th was ], 1s9 ounces, increase of
y ounces over the previous week.
MONTREAL, Dec l4.-Mrs. JEFF Davis has return
ed to this city. -
LoSpos, Dee. IA, ~ M.--Consols $50. ~
Illinois Central 774 @
Erie -. s.
Liverpool cotton steady l9d.
Beef los, Ca SFA So 81
WAsHINGToN, Dec.14.-House-Mr. Shillobsrger
presented petition from the Louisiana loyalists
praying congress to superceed the present state
eminent and secure them republican form. The
petition was signed by Gov. Wells, Chief Justice
Himan, Assistant Justice Howell, Geo. Kendall and
several hundred others.
r Mr.. Julian introduced bill reorganizng the reb-
ell states and restoring them to the Union. Refer
red.
bill for government telegraph line betwe
New FORK and Washington was also referred.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14
Committee On Programme.

The senate confirmed the appointment Of
General John A. Dix as minister to France,
on the 18th inst.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14

Ihad. Sse7ens's vulgar speech at the ''#sl-
come" earonsai In Washington would dis
grace the lowest got that ever lost his sense of
decency in debauoh.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14
VERY MEAN BUSINESS,

!. = t
The Springfield Journal, the state organ OF
Illinois radicalism, meaniy gurbles and IN
terpolates a telsgraphie dispatch. and by this
shameful fraud tries to cass odiam upon .
highmindsd, honorable gentleman The dis,
patch, as sont to all the papers read as fol-.
lows -
Assassinator Surratt was the guest of J. Hogan
at Lawrence Hall after bis escape fran Washing
ton. Southerners in Canada supplied him with
Lawrence Hall is the finest hotel in Mon
treal tCanada) whers We have often stopped.
II is kept by gentleman named John Ro-
gan. E- NJ
The Journal manipuiatss the telegram and
makes 1t read IS follows:
The assassin Surratt was the guest of j. Ho-
gan of St. Louis, after his escape from w ashing-
ton. Southerners ia Canada supplied him with
fund .sossga - az-rl ss etzs- 5000
It's object was to cast disoredit upon one o.
the puress men in congress, Hon. John Ho.
gan, of st. Louis, never saw Sarrats in his
life. ra.sasaH Is zz,sa ia. a.str.s
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14

The Indianapolis Journal says that it will
che mischief done by the President. But the
wisdom of congress can't bear heavy tax,
Retorts Mr.. Prentice. vT.s IS
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14

There Is considerable excitement in our
pork market, to-day, and prices hav. adysuc.
cd so 30 IS Giants since yesterday. Nearly
5000 pounds of mess pork were sold, to-day.
at range of from $3.50 to $1,000 per bar,
rel. Lard and green meats are also tending
upwards Chicago Journal, 18th.
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[PDGT' U][RL ESa

So are and Oval Frames, Mouidings, Frames
and Euamsied Glass for Pictures, Ensmeled
Glsss and Mounted Flowers, Frames aud Flowers
complete. Fran ss m de to order. -.. r.
l. A large assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14
j u " Il N Tile
.-... AND .-.. .. ..
TOY BOOKS 1ay
Diaries for 1867,

Most splendid Chremos and Paintings, direct
from Prasg & Co., Boston. Engrsvings, Pho
tographs, Autographs, Photographic AL
buns, very handsome and of all
's-s- @- styles, very cheap. --#ls AHFs
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14
ILLINOIS STATE TEACHERS AS
| SOGsATE0N.
At jacksonville, December 25th, 26th, and
2.th, 1856.

TUESDAY, Dec. 25.-Forenoon.-10-12, OF
ganization. Address by the president, S. II.
White, of Chicago. Appointment of commit
tees, etc. s-a
Afternoon music: Prot. Blaokman,
Chicago. 2!-3!, Address Rev. S. G. La.
throp. Joliet 34-43, discussion: Should
moral and religious instruction be given in
TIE common schools? Prof j. Y. n. Stand
ish. Galesburg; S. M. Dickey, Fulton M.
B. Beals, Moline. 4s-5, gymnastics.
Evening music: Prof. Blackman.
It's, essay: Miss Edith T. johnson, Nor
NAL. SO, Address, Jas. II. Blodgett, Rock
ford E+
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Co. 1au's Adpertiset,ents.
TAX SALE,



e. = s. CIrT 0oLLEcroR's OFFICE,
s. Rock Island, Dec. l4th, 1856. ! &
Public notice il hereby givsn that in pursuance
OF an orderef the City Council Of the city of Reck
the undersigned will, on the l7th day OF January
next, commencing al the Hour of 10 O'Clock A.
M, at the City Council Room in said city, sell at
public suction, the smallest portion of the lots or
parts OF lots and real estate hereinafter described
ito be taken from the east side thereoD-ior which
any person will pay the sums set opposite TO each,
being the assessment made thereon by the City
Council, together with the expenses attending the
ssle-te-w wit: Commencing ninety (9o) feet from
the northeast corner OF block fourteen q A. In
Spencer 4 Cases addition, thence west across
lots four AZ and five (5) in said block, thence
south thirty t50) feet, thence east to Adams
street. thence north to the place of beginnng, for
filling D the same - : ~ - SS7, so
Also, lot five (5) block nine ~ old town, for
building sidewalk in front of same, S32,S
r. B. TAYLOR, CITY Collector.
deei4d4t. Ell e i
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EEM STORE.
NEW PRICES J

IN HARPER's NEW BLOCK,
Second door below he First National Bank,
Rock Island, Illinois;
George Elliott would respectfully announce to
the citizens of tins city and vicinity that he has
just opened first class grocery store, in the above
place, where viii be kept at all tires as good
selection of
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WEDNESDAY, Dec 26.-Foron oon.-9-94,
devotional exercises and music. 9I-10!, ad-
dress G. w. Perkins, Chicago. 102-1l1,
discussion Should the state of Illinois estab-
lish one or more reform Schools inmed;atslvs
Richerd Edwards, Normal; G. W. Perkins,
Chicago and others. lls-l2, essay: ]. P.
SIads, BelicziIle.
Aftsrnoon.-2-24, music: Prof Blsckman
2}-3i, address VIM. ii. Baker, Springfield.
STAT, discussion Should attendance at
school be made compulsory by law, and is it
sxpedient that Law to that effect be enacted
at the present time? s. NJ. E.ter, kswanee ;
W. Il. V. Raymond, Alton; e. P. Burling-
ham, Cairo. 44-43. gymnastics. AIS, o.
say: S. IL. Heslet Lebanon
Eyening.-7-74. music: Prof Blackman
74-14, essay: NV. Powell, Normal. 1854,
address Hon. Newton Batsman.
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THURSDAY, Dec. 7.-Forenoon.-9-94 de,
votional exercises and music. 92-l03, ad-
dsesa Rev. F. II. Wines. Sprin gfeld. l02-
liz, discussion Should the free high school
and university form part of a system OF
common schools? !. L. Picksrd, Chicago ;
A. Il. Feeder. Gslva A NJ. Brooks, Spring
field. ll3-l2, essay Miss NJ. Mccain bridge,
Cairo.
Afsernoon.-2-2ll, music Pref Blaokman.
24-33, address Hen. John A. Kasson, Dss
Moines, Iowa. 34-44, discussion Should
the state of Illinois publish q manual OF d.
recsions and plans for grading, locating, cor
strucsing, heating, ventiIating and furnishing
common school houses? J.B. Roberts, Gales
burg; J. Y. Thomas, Dixon; A. NJ. Cow,
Rock Island.
Evening.-Sociable.
S.W. WHITE, PRIEST.
j. NJ. Cow,
A. N. BRooKB,
ROBERT ALLNY,
Com on Programme
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Tet.l. ,ess, lii osl ESQ ALA s,sas a,i4I $50
1860. 1860. / Is60.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14

"The wonderful progress of Medical
Science during the past six years only,
TX makes 1t possible for the conscientious
physician to declare, now, that Con-
sumption is az certainly cured as In.
termittent fever, and as certainly prevented as
Small Pox. "-Rev. Charles (. King. NJ. D., L. L.
D., etc.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14
China Sets,
PORCELAIN VASES, FANCY WARE,

Also, ----CARBON CLIFF Enamslsd Rocking
ham, Cslsrsd Cane, and Stone Ware, at Manufac-
| turers' prices.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1866-12-14

The Public are invited to call and fe.amin
stock. We offer
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vtA11fH'Alil ''''''nsa' "''zf.,aac.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-18

AYERS AMERICAN ALMANAC is now ready 70
delivery gratis by all druggists to all who call for
Among the prob ems of high science which the
Doctor presents in it, is the startling assertion that
the friction of the tides upon its surface retards the
earths revolution upon its axis holds it back with
force of 6O00 millions of horse powers. Hence, it is
easy to that without counter force the globe
must rotate slower and slower, until its revolutions
wholly cease. Then with perpetual night on lone
side, and degree OF cold far below any now known,
we should have on the other "fervent heat from
the sun, which would melt the rocks and make the
mountains run ike wafer. But we need feel no
alarm. He shows a counterpoise which nearly
balances this resistance. and will maintain substan-
TALLY the present mundane condition through ages
upon ages vet to come
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1866-01-18

COUNCILS MUST BE ECoNonCAL.-The
City Controller, in his annual report shortly to
be published, will submit several suggestions to
Councils in reference 10 the financial condition
OF the city. He says that "the income from
municipal sources, with the tax collected in
1865, could not possibly equal the expenditures,
increased as they were above the amount COM
puted from the requirements OF the several
Departments returned on the 1st of November
1864, Thy increase OF salaries, cost OF supplies
and labor, and the large demand in the early
part of the year Tor the payment OF appropria
tions for bounries beyond the amount of loan
authorized for that purpose; and with the pre-
sent rates of tax for 1866 it is almost entirely
dependent on Councils whether it will be ade.
quate to meet the demands OF the Departments,
and sufficient to restore public confidence in the
securities OF the citv, so, that the loans may be
sold and maintained at par, Of suffered to depre
ciate; and with the loans now on hand disposed
of at par, it will be by the most rigid economy.
ignoring extra appropriations, that the estimated
resources will prove sufficient to meet the known
requirements of the city,"
There is, perhaps, 40 more important Office
in the municipal government than that OF City
Controller; or none requiring greater energy,
probity, and business sagacity. Mr.. Joseph r.
Lyndall, the present incumbent in the DIS
charge Of his official duties has exhibited these
business qualities in pre- eminent degree. His
coming report, OF which we give a synopsis
above, will be found to be a most satisfactory
exhibit Of the financial condition of our city.
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AMUSEME rs.

ROVER OF THE ADEMY Y
IL Mr.. G: 7, JARVIS SECOND MATINEE.
single Admission. ONE DOLLAR
Tickets ana programmes at the Music Stores. 1875
A CADEMY OF FINE ARTS, CHESTNUT
~ Street above Tenth
Open rom o =. M. ill 9 P. Nj.
Benjamin Vests great Picture Of
49, CHRIST REJECTED
stnl on exhibition IL
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Gov ERNM ENT SAL E.
EXTENSIVE SALE OF DRY GOODS BED
DING, kIC., IN ORIGINAL PACKAGES.
i'll be sold at Auction, at the Medical Purve or's
Warenouse, No II MARKET Street Nashville, on
] TUESDAY, February 6. 1866
BEDDING.
1900 Hair Mattresses jolnted.
10000 Ear Pillows
47000 Bed ticks.
22OO0 Coun erpanes, Linen and Marseilles.
10000 Mosquito Bars
GOO Pillow Cases.
$4,000 Pillow Ticks.
so eco Sheets Linen and Cotton.
CLOTHING.
42CO0 Shirts.
40 100 Drawers.
25 0UU Dressing Gowns.
1900 Socks.
10000 Slippers.
0O00 Nlght-caps. -
"a 600 Towels, full size, huckaback.
l7,t00 RolIer-tOwels, crash.
1000 Napkins.
1900 yards Red Flannel.
24O0 yards Gutta Percha Cloth.
1000 Gutta Percha Blankets
1000 India Rubber Cushions and Pillows,
1 ! 600 Canvas Hammocks.
1O00 canvas Blanket Cases.
10000 pounds Oakum and low.
Cotton Bats, Cotton WadoIDg Tape, etc.
snail portion of the foregoing articles are
second hand, and will be sold seUarateY he
greater part are new and IN original packages.
Catalogues may be had on application
ROBERt FLETCHER,
Surgeon and Bvt. Colonel U. s. Vols.
1l519t Medical Puveyor U. B. A.
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

"IL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION, AT
w the New YORK Ordinance Agency No. As
0BTH street Ssss Ss q ldoS y SSSes NJ On sn9 25th
N MEDICINES, property Of the 5nited States, viz -
5Sipotnds HiiOS' AiSes, Bonariu, and Barbados
90 pounds Ammonia,
339 bottles ammonia,
80 gallons Arnlca,
27 pounds ASA 'Rtida
1854 pounds Blue VltrIol,
429 bott es British OIL
1877 116 pounds CalomeI
237 pounds Cantharides,
1440a pounds CASTLE Soap,
200 pounds Simple Cerate,
73! pounds Sulphate Copper,
1145 pounds COpperas,
, 200 oupds Eusom salts,
665 bottles Su phuuc Eher
1856 pounds Ground Flaxseed,
2S6 quarts Spirits lurpentne,
1924 pounds GrUuno Ginger,
13lSs pounds trlaUber salts
26 bottles Tincture Iodine
$685. pounds Lard,
AZ gallons Baudanum,
40J pounds Acetate Lead,
247 pounds Mercurlal Ointment,
1868 bottles Mustang Lmment.
1913 quarts Spiris Nitre
JOG quarts Castor Oil,
IS quarts sweet Oil,
1928 bottle OpOdeldoc,
20 pounds Ch. crate Potash,
697} pounds Rosn,
7sS4 pounds sulphur,
80 pounds ToOacco-Plug,
49, pounos Su phate Zinc,
Anseed, AntimoDv, Aquafortis, Arnica flowers,
Anow root Ba sam OF (opaiba, Fir baSIlcon and
Rosin Olntments, BIcaTb soda, BoraX, BucktbOrn
Snup, Chloroiorm, Condition Powders, Corrosive
SubiiI ate, Cream Tartar, Giycerine. Gliman's and
Powel's LiDments Jaustlc, Mustard, Nutgalls,
CIoton Oil, Farriers and Gargnng Oils, OILS OF
CIOves Juniper Organum, Rosemary, Sassairas and
Spike, Pepper mint, Tartar Emetic Cayenne Pepper,
Norwood and Yellow Root.
Terms-Casn, Uni'ed States currency. The stores
will be bd III il the in eTests of toe Government
should render 1t necessary. Catalogues can be had
on application
s. CRISPIN, Brevet Colonel U. S. A.,
1856 Captain OF Ordnance.
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STREET CLEANING.-The proposed new
ordinance for reorganization of the Department
OF Street Cleansing will probably come up in
Common Council to-day.
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INTERNALLY INJURED.-Patrick Mahon,
aged forty five, was admitted to the hospital last
evening, with internal injuries received bv beng
struck with piece of wood at the Industrial
Works.