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Police hIntterk.

The Police Board met last evening, Messrs
Sonle, Conway, Duyigneaud and Moore present
Mayor Monroe presiding. The following cases
were disposed of:
J. O'Conner, for neglect of duty was suspended
for thirty days.
C. D. DAWN, for sitting down on his beat was
suspended for thirty days.
j. j. Daniels, for being asleep on duty and al
lowing his coat to be taken from his back was
dismissed from the police.
7. Herman was restored to duty after a pro-
.longed suspension.
j. OMealy, suspended for being asleep on his
beat, was acquitted of the charge and restored to
duty.
resolution was adopted to the effect that in
future any policeman found drunk or asleep while
on duty shall be at once dismissed from the police
force.
A general order has been issued to the police of
which the following is a synopsis:
| The numbered men are to report to Davis &
Jackson at once and leave their measures fol
uniforms.
| The reserved payment for uniforms will com
mence to be withdrawn from salary on the first Of
| September, and the whole amount of S51 will be
withheld in three successive monthly instalments
| SIS for each month, commencing as already stated
| on the first of September. Should any member O
the force be dismissed during this period or resign
he will forfeit sufficient of the salary due him tt
pay Tor his uniform.
| Heucetorth a resignation will be regarded al
| equivalent to a dismissal In other words, thC
party resigning will be ineligible for reappoint
ment.
The measures for uniforms will be taken by th
contracting clothiers as follows: First District
23d inst. Second District, Oath inst; Third Dis
trict, 2jth inst; Fourth District 27th inst
Those failing to apply for uniforms will be con
sidered as having resigned.
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THE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS
Aazimilian to Return to Europe

L0FDoS, /, Wednesday, Aug. %, Noon-CPer
Caols )'-ihe reAart of the closing Of the peace
oI'3sions pe'"ees Austria, Bavaria and Prus-
sla' Is premature. fhs. negotiations are still in
progress, but is beIe7edvsay will soon he brongbt
to satisfactory and successsql termination.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22.-TAe ssearoabin Cttv og
Boston arrived to-day.
LoSDoN, Aug. 22.-It is stated with some de-
gree Of credibility that the Emperor Maxfmilian
vii! soon return to Europe. The empress Of Mex-
leo it is also stated has failed to get French aid
LoNDoN, Aug. 22-Eyening. Official quotations
Of American securities at the close of business.
5.2Os 703.
LONDON, Aug. 22-Evening.- declined
l. The official figure at the close was 885.
The Moscow Gazette, journal which exercises
great moral power over the Russian government,
publishes an article of serious import, in which
Prussia and Bismarck are plainly assured that
Russia does not fear their needle gun, but does
not like the territorial agWandizement of that
kingdom. The writer advises the czar to seize
the Grand Duchy of Posen and retain it as a.
pledge for the proper maintenance of the European
equilibrium.
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 22-The sales of cotton to-
day comprised ten thousand bales. Middling up
lands 133d. There is no other change to report in
commercial matters, with the single exception
that pork is advancing.
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Two very fine looking little girls and an ntel-
gent, happy looking dog, go about the city selling
buttermilk. The dog pulls a small wagon loaded
little girls do the selling. The girls have some
appearance of anxiety on their faces, as if they
felt sense of responsibility and were long way
from home. The older one is especially thought
ful-her troubles being increased by the tendency
But the dog appears to have delightful con
sciousness of performing a duty, as well as
supreme confidence in the girls. It seems to thinl
that they are in some way superior to all the res
| of humanity, and would be as much more than
match for the "rest of mankind,' in case of
difficulty, as Prussia has proven to be for Austria
The group would be a worthy subject for the pen
Gil OF Lapdseer,-[GalYestOn News.
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ENGLISH CoA1EsTIBLEs.-The art of preserving
meats, fish, vegetables and fruits in cans so that
they will retain for almost always their original
favor and sweetness was discovered many years
ago in England, and practced largely both there
and in.this country. But the English, whether the
articles put up are originally better Or that they
have the best method, have proved most success
full, and articles put up by them have always beel
more in demand when known. Our neighbors
Messrs. II. Maheu Il Gardel, No. 50 Camp street
have just received large supply of these pottet
and preserved meats, fish and fruits sauces ant
pickles, and as we have tried them we can recon-
mend them as superior to anything we ever saV
of the kind. For travellers, picnic parties and il
fact persons who require their provisions read,
prepared and in small space, they are great in
vention, and we advise our friends to go and Sc,
them.
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FIRST Observation-Disclosures Ahern yesterday
adjudicated the following cases:
Mark Kenninger, accused of obtaining re-
yoLyer from Thomas Harrison, by ia Sc pretenCes,
appearing.
William DooIey, charged with an assault and
battery, was discharged upon paying a fine of $40
for a breach of the peace.
A darkie with the uncommon name of John, and
who had not yet obtained a patrouymic from the
freedmen's bureau, was ordered to pav fine of
$40, or go to the workhouse ninety days, for using
obsence language in the presence of respectable
persons on Prytania street.
John Kennedy, Catherine Mccormick, Lizzie
Wilson and Emily Mason were sent to The work
house for sixty days, Bridget McGraw tor ninet,
days, John Quinn. for thirty days, and julius Wis
| enberg for six months, as vag,ants,
Lizzie Wallace for being drunk was fined S25.
Two boys named james Larkin and Jas, Foley
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gotat gntelIt9ente
Captain james lrcCloskey.

We were gratified to meet this gentleman last
evening, who returns from an estivahon at the
North, of couple of months, entirely restored to
health shattered by arduous military services.
He boasts, and it is the only thing we have ever
heard him boast of, that he has added some twenty
pounds to his weight by the trip. He looks much
better than when, with his rheumatic lameness,
he started from Alexandria to see after an iron
clad concern, ycleped the Indianola, and came
back with the news that she could not have been
saved. With the expression of a suspicion, which
we trust he will pardon, that he had something
to do with damaging that splendid war ship,
we welcome him, and thank him for his consid
crate fayors to the CREscENT.
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The whole number of deaths reported to the
Board Of Health yesterday, up to the usual hour,
six o'clock A. n, was 42-24 whites, II blacks,
and not described. The total Of deaths from
cholera, during that period, and embraced in the
entire number of deaths was 2S-lj whites u
blacks and l not described.
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lnuneats.

Coroner Delery yesterday held the following
inquests
On the body of colored man named Henry
found floating in the river at the foot of Main
street. Verdict-accdenta drowning.
And on the body Of Etienne Dumosie, native Of
France, aged 43 years. Found at 81 Philipp street
Verdict-chOlera
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The attention of parents and guardians residing
in Jefferson City and vicinity, is particularly re-
quested to the advertisement of Immanual Church
School for boys and girls, Rev. L. Y. Jessup
rector
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STILL CHEAPER.-Messrs. Garthwaite, Lewis &
Stuart still continue to reduce the price of the il
clothing and furnishing goods. Persons desiring
a well filing and desirable suit should go to Nos.
81 and 80 Camp street and buy.
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WEAK EYEs-The principal source of weak eyes
is Indigestion. The Red Jacket Bitters remove
Indigestion, they invigorate the system, tone the
stomach, and make life of misery one of health
and strength.
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When every other prescription has disappointed
expectation, in cases where the system is suffering
the effects of mineral medicines, the powerful
vegetable correctve-Red Jacket Bitters-will
restore the tone of the digestive apparatus quiet
the nerves, and arrest the action of the poison
upon the secretive organs and the blood.
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Cooper's Well Express leaves Byram Station
on the arrival of each passenger train.
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The Mobile Quarantine -Caterpillars.
REPORTED REMOVAL OF HOLT.
THE EIGHT HOUR LABOR MOVEMENT.
CHOLERA IN SAVANNAH AND ELSEWHERE
THE ODD FELLOWS sCHIsM HEALED.
MTsCELLANEoUs--MARKETs--RIVER NEWS
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THE CERTAINTY OF HIS SUCCESS.
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THE PRESIDENT AND THE PHILADELPHIA NETl0NA
CONVENTION.
Detailed RepOrt--His Patriotic Reso-
luton.

HIS CONCILIATORY COURSE
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THE EIGHT HOUR LABOR MOVEMENT
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CHOLERA IN SAVANNAH AND ELSEWHERE
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The Mobile Quarantine -Caterpillars.
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GzLEGRAPHIC DISPATCHES.

Cable News of Yesterdays Date.
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THE ODD FELLOWS sCH1sM HEALED.

Observation-Disclosures NEWS
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REPORTED REMOVAL OF HOLT.
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MOBILE, August 22.--The following is published
in the Evening News:
PosT OFFICE, MOBILE, August %, 1866.
To W. G. Clark Co
Genlemen-During the continuance of the
present quarantine regulations will send the mail
to New Orleans via Meridian and jackson, Miss,
closing each day alarm.
fSienadA T, PTTTRTFq
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-06-06


/. TIN NATIONAL 1TzPoaRAeaIcAl .cosvzar1on The
fourteenth annual session of this body in the
City Of Chicago to-day and is expected to be Of the
largest ever held since Its some thirteen
Unions In Che United statea--now numbering some
eighty or moro-eaoh Union being entitled to three
present atives athouhh the greater number send but
one is the most thoroughly organized trades Union
In the country and the laws which are promulgated by
it are generally carefully prepared and well discussed
in that they msy not conflict with any local inter-
ests either Of employer or employee.
In 1881 when Che Southern States were about seced
g the Typographical Unions South were among if not
the frat to withdraw all allegiance from the national
orsanzaon and at the close Of the war they were the
A. the convention last year. held In the city of Phila
resolutions were passed inviting the return Of
aa tae WeyWard members, and, aotuated by the same
mat controlled the President of the United States
tSet body extended general amnesty the result is
nn most q the southern Unions chat have been so
aenated will return to the protecting care Of the
sanstzs. Onion Our own State have four repre-
an.a with probably more The Savannah Union Is rep
!esenea ny Mr. ID. J. Divine Of the Advertiser, who
oI tnS cl or the Convention In the General Barnes
on her last rip.-Sauasnak Herald NNf0N"' ~" '1''
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PosT0FFiCE NOTICE:
a. tz ~. POaTOFFIOE''

CHARLESTON, 8. CT: June q, 1885,. 4
ON JUNE Sd AND AFTERWARDS, UNTIL FUR.
THEIR NOTICE, the Mails for Northeastern Railroad
will close daily at IL O'Clock A.. NJ; and In consequence
of change IN time Of arrival Of the Northern Mall the
Postoface will open on Sundays at one r. N. for onA
hour. STANLEY q. TRO1ur A. pr
June2 - - -
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where ten thousand acres Of Sea island Cotton land
owned by one person, Mr. STAFFORD, we made our WY
Here the negroes doing admirably There are about
thousand Of them on the tslapd. The. wo1k Ct
'ogging " earning &wentystx dblars month, and the
ingcort cotton and potatoes The agent Of TIE Ru-
reau here is Captain Lenny, genial, honest lrshmai
.s Re- l u. TROUBLE BREWING.isS s9ss.lS ~ sss d s
Notwithstanding the fair appearance Of things on the
surface there is some danger ct Fernandtns and yon
need hardly be surprised to hear Of repetition Of the
Memphis and Newbern nassaores IN this Of
the South The danger arises ont Of 81 matter which
does not at first sight, seem to bear any to the
81 ~ Il ass hs so
special Commissioner has been cent by the PrsAdent
to nvesigate those here and also at
viii dso6ss succession Of gigantic frauds perVsding
these sales from beginning TO edd been
mentioned to me ofpropery worth three Thousand dol
lars being disposed Of for less than twenty doars
numerous lots being bound In and Of fiegaies Of the
most palpable character being committed oil round
Under those ofrcnmstances s evident that the titles
purchasers and the Southern former owners. Un.
sorupulous men from the North have taken advantage
of this excited state Of the public mind to urge the ne
them, going to turn them out Of thar little lands
am assured OF authority hardly doubt that the
thu
ana an accident an nudioious act may bring abouta
serious outbreak. - - s,3-;ss,.
1,5S .s 8 ar JAoKsoNv1ILE, e 8, Y Sc: ,.: q.
whence dispatch this letter, similar excitement pre-
wallis. Threats, 1t would peem hsve been msde use Of
by few white rowes that they would kill the niggera
vhen the troops a3a these fears thus
Friday night last armed bandsao both negroes and
whites paseed along the Streets each expecting astapk
s siass sRsGass esss
gr0nndless. $ II u 99sss .iJi
s3i5S "a DELEaATIoN oEsp1T1zEtss ~
had an interview With General etesdman last evening
and assured him of their desire fairly aud usty
o.es points We hase vsssd aor srs deosions 81
the civil sourts 80 Just g they ought pc TO the freed
men.E7j men ~ "a ~ i3z
sAvAnsAn, dA., Nay g, 1888, tedious Hide nom
enabled to complete she circuit Of the State Of RQ
da We have found the Bureau here carefully and HON
esy administered By Brevet General Oaborne
the freedmen working at high agea; crop prospects
md The people generally we'll 70 the Govern
ment and 70 the freedmen, With tho exception have
notedin previous letter. Governor Walker and Gene.
ral Foster o. the Department.
have started fot Feruandns 40 allay the
s e .n sgi SsSse,a
agsnts nave rendered Imminent. q d sssE
AIp AND SPECULATIVE SENATOR spRAaUz,4 &,
ought t0mention that one ot pnrobaaare
ot tie prob which has been sp dis.
p6aea 81 locality By the Ta1
Hnited states senstof senssorf This gentle
han % manage
s9Xs s M s yss Es eg
ttA md NOT
5sS Ss
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glIs ] lsssF b

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And every year and month brings forth new one,
Which, after cramming the gasettes with cant,
7 The age discovers to be NOT the true one.
OF such % thess let thsit conooptors vannt 5.t5
1'l aing Tie BlTTRRs that have credit due WON
The worlds great fTonie which no ekill can better
/ mean the matohless BlTTERs Of HosTEfTER.
Doctors were living long before old aalen.
And since, exceeding learned. grave and sage;
But the stomaohtcs they we're bound 70 faA in;
Success came not until this later age.
Now is the era sick folks are made hale in,
And dread dyspepsia driven nom the stage.
Agaes, renitentgs headsohe real bead. .splitters-
Vanish like amofe before H0sTRTTRR's BTrTERa.
Herbs, barke and roots compose the rare infusion;
Nqmineral poison mars their juices pure.i,
And Ryes mild essence holds them In solution. So.
The taste is pleasant. the effect is sure.
Ne'er have the Bitters yet proved deiuaion; ID,
Try them in time and health and strength secure, z
The dragon. slayer hgnres on ths LABEL i IS.
And they, like him, to save the weak are able. is
June ss !t'+se - =5f -
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Jsastea statos Uourt at 1aachnaonll: I l
Rsca,sosD. june Sopss me- here 20
dsy.S Judge uADERwooD made violent charge to the
Grand Jury. denounoing Richmond as asvsdeading
and its press loensteps and reasonable
WnL1AH B. RMD asked In behalf Of JIrrHRsoN DAVIS
to him suspend the trial for the
present. HzKaksun, Assistant District Attorney. vas
not prepared to answer in the Absence of OHRDrER,
DISTRICT Attorney. The Latter Win be present tomor
row. OF II not HsaukssEY viii answer The Court then
adjourned. F9f3
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r. TELEGRAPH.
Fenfan News.

battle IL expected during the day.
Ns& xoaEs June The rnIhofd daunny aofsFs 3
!, sisas q! X, qe'44||
swnrNnY is said to So at Malons. New FORK, but
probability Is that inyasion is at an end President
RoBrars has, however, issued stirrng address to
,.rlhs and haa promoted dColoael the rapat
og for gsllanty Arms Belonging 70
Fenans have been seized 81 stiouB points, and the
United States Government is using all efforts to pre-
serve neutrsNt7 Head Centre. srzpRzas declares the
movement erushsd. A dispatch fon Buffalo says thas
warrant has been isiueds by the United States Com.
Sxnissonor to apptehend the Fenian officers now on
oara the Michigan for an examination before the Com
issoner who will decide whether they shall be hela
for trial Tho writ Of aabeas corpus has been served
but hearing IL postponed to give Commander BaYsoa
sf tie kchgan an opportunity to consult the Govern
= nnant authorities st Wash tustoh. y 4
M TosoNxo Juno 6-Resulsrd ana volunteers arriving
arom she onf viii concentrate hsre. Thirty Fenians.
which we're dptursd % Fort Erie; haye been brought
here ana Win probaby be tried BY oourt m asta and
i hanged.
June s-lt Y reported hsse snss ~
lenssal 1aupRax sross " g Aeis or oorfHAlsWlsh
-Four thousand geaian another column 70
esobs at and Genera eraAs xash three
sthoussna - move o O.. Aibsns on eas
sne rafoaa g snss sss, s9a - vitS Mos:
asunA 1.s: sna ss w :" 80 - m
ueA Dy taas rows .,s ~
asne.I e.ssssa nos0s .e1's = ~ -ss I;
3sNle eApeo'sa e''usy "a, ...4 .,.o r.nt.n .na.
1000 .n,s tno,n,n, . I,o,t Erie
s.on, ss,os With .rttllerv
On to a,rival Of the English troops at Fort Rrie the
Consul was ahot Of and grossly insuted by
y Ss r,taK wha IN his own tougoS with the dsg un-
$3.50 !. =. h.. d.n,.nd dad e a.poloay.
Y
fghslsrs st vow aoIk Sua.ansaaes
xoaK sane 80 sp.L a.poss. III
Alarming amoae tne unoasls -
Tho dissase being yesy vifulent, so'ne oo - ="
g hours aiser peins saien' en- s. r i.
me snlp kgsae n.e asfasea Mon
ahp H..ann nom Bremen, the cause Of which 4 not
eatsa. sis.;.: S. !. ,s 49,,
INV yoazuR s-The condition q The epole.n
fu ana nas ssensy more on oosro eIs g.
ga 1ayo vesesA As1 wv!
oa III
yeaoW .sveE =. s.asu po1.. ~.
s " a9sR'a snp v'1e a''.o.su = 0l'i'
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,,ss sisss RI: Nonrs nat ,,s,s tos
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saase
4 aseu1 ss.s. ..s s,s
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z. .ss4D ~ ta sr,s, ~ the
was P.yposea y Is
mot prepared 70 answer IN tne absence OF
District Attorney. Iae Mtsee WIN % present eo.mos
row, or not, HRNuEssEY Will answer. Inc court tnen
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still Later from Egroue.

Cotton closed with declining tendency Market has
declined 10 Id. Sales of the week $4,000 bales Sales
today for Niddlings were made at u to121zd Sales
Fridsy 5000 balss. ~
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Lstost New York Market: :
Nnw YoRK, juno 6.-Cotton buoyant; 37@39.
Sugar closed buoyAnt.
Coffee Arm. ~
NoIsssss dull.
z Go Id, 46X.
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New York Market.

= q 13#,.- NOW 7 OFK m@FK0t.
Nrw YoBK, Juns Cotton qtuiatat 'S7sto $50. q III.
alss Qg the week seyen thousand bales Receps Of the
Heek af a the potts Alteen thousand bales. Exports
ditto for fhe same time fourteen thousand bales
Texas Wool, 90 4o,26o. .sfey $-.i vi. 4,
E Gold; 444,tS. - " " - = = -
i. E1chAnge unchanged. ~
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coast and forbade any white man to land under peril
Of hts lfe Everything being thus established to hts
satisfaction. be convened his Cabinet together and
issued the following
PROCLAMATION.
Whereas we. through the goodness OF God, the su.
preme Being, have pr0spered upon this Island, and
whereas we feel now the influence of the boon of free
dom, which We believe emanstsd from God.
Therefore !, Tuns @. Campbell Agent of the Bureau
Catherine's and Ossabaw Islanas, by virtue Of the
authority vested in me by the President OF the United
atatesand Brlgadier General Eaxon do issue this my
proclamation that the people do assemble December
g. 1866 at their ohurches and invoke Divine aid and
turn thanks for His great mercy in delivering from
the bond OF slavery and all other meroes youohsafed
to us.
IN testimony whereof, have hereunto set my hand
and seal. TUNIs g.. CAMPBELL Superintendent.
- HOWARD Secretary.
It was only with great difficulty that General Tlson
succeeded IN deposng Tycoon Campbell from his throne
and reducing him to the subordinate position he WAS
more qualified to fill. 1met the ex.monarch at 6avan.
nah where he was playing the humble role Of delegate
to the OF the African Episcopal Church, as
sembed In that city,. He seemed to bear his misfor-
tunes with pous equanmity eontenting himself by IN.
snuatng groundless charges against the agent OF the
Bureau who had succeeded him.. saw also. at Sapeo
Island, the exChief Justice Of the Supreme Court-a
full booded Congo attired In brown mottled blouse,
dark trousers and dirty Shirt but bearing wthal an as.
peot dgnlfed reserve which Mr. Chase himaof could
Qardy aurpaaB restrained my rsible tendencies not
knowing whether Congress might not soon reinstate
am IN his judicial position and thus subject me to the
dire pains and penalties Of contempt OF court.
no FOR FLORIDA.
Past Jekyl Island, where the crew Of the Wanderer
were landed thirteen cooking kettles ell stand under
large oak tree by the beach and Cumberland Island
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a@FoR ALDERMAN, WARD No. 1.-pIEAss
announce Pr ,wRAod ass candidate %. Aldes-
man tnilaArd No. Lin place Of j. B. MAoDEHA re-
signed ~ ,la1'; intm.'t3 ;a.{e = l4May a.