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d f o OLU TION
~ Authorizing Certain Transfers of the Appro-
pTiaton made to the Fire Department Tor the Year
1866
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
the city of Philadelphia, That the City Con-
iroller be and he is hereby authorized to transfer
from the appropriation OF the year 1866 the follow
ing sums, TO witt
From Item IL. To the Moyamensing, Columbia,
ano Paramount Steam Forcing Hose Comoanies
each the sum of one hundred and fifty dollars (tour
hundred and fifty doars(, for services rendered as
steam forcing hose companies prior to the adoption
OF the ordinance for the present year.
10 the Franklin Steam Fire Engine Company, of
Germantown, the sum one hundred and ninety
seven dollars and nInety-two cents, for nine and
one half months services us handengine COM
pany previous TO being located as steam fire engine
company
From Item 13. To the Liberty Steam Fire Engine
Company, of HomesbuIg, The sum OF two hundred
and twenty.n dollars and sixteen cents, tor
eleven months services as q hand.engine company
previous 10 being located as q steam fire engine
company and that the said sums to be charged to
Item IA.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this seventh day of July, Ammo DOmini
one thousand eIgnt hundred and sixty.six a. ID.
1861. - -. ..
791t Mayor of PhIlade lpnla.
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ESOLU TI0H
Il, To Change the Place OF Voting in the Third
Division of the Twenty firth Ward.
4 Resolved By the select and Common Councils of the
CITY OF Philadelphia That the place of voting IN the
Third DIVISION of the rwenty-itth Ward, shal here
after bo at the house OF Conrad Lutz known as the
Cedar Grove Hotel, instead of the house now or
lately occupied by Charles HAbers longer avail
able.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs.
Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND
President of Select Council
Approved this fifth day of July, Ammo Dominf
one thousand eight hundred and bixty-siSl "a ID.
1861
MORTON MoMICHAEL.
79h Mayor Of Philadelphia.
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ID o L U ! ON
IN Authorizing the Chief Engineer of the Fire De-
partment TO dlaw Certain Warrants.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Engineer OF
the Fire Department be ana he is hereby authorized
to issue the warrants the gratuty to the Liberty
steam Fire Engine Company of homesburg, for the
balance OF the year 1866 dating from the first day OF
June OF said year, the Company having complied
with the requirements of existing laws relative to
Steam Fire Engine Companies in actual service.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this seventh day Of July. Ammo
DomIni one thousand eight hundred and siXty-slx
"a. D. 1861. ,, .
791t Mayor OF Phiade phia.
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DIES OLU TION
III To Change the Place of Voting in Second DIvi-
sion of the twenty second Ward
Resolved, By the SeeCt and Common Councils of
the CITY of Philadelphia, That the elections the
second Division of the Twenty-second Ward shall
be held In the Branchtowp Hotel, corner of York
road Mill street, the place heretofore used being
no longer available. - -
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Cou ucil.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
Clerk OF select Council.
JAMES LYSD,
President of Select Council.
Approved this seventh day of July, Ammo Domni
one thousand eight hundred and sIXty-six "a. d.
MONTON MoMlCHAEL,
71O1t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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DESO UTION
h To Lay Water Pipe ON Alder and Other
Streets
Resolved, BY the Select aud Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Engineer
of the " Water Department be and is hereby autBo-
rIzed TO lay water pipe Alder street, oxford
street to Columbia avenue
Warnock street, from Oxford street to Columbia
avenue, IN the Twentieth Ward.
Marshall street, from Columbia avenue to Oxford
street, in the twentieth Ward.
Hudson street. south of Chestnut street, in tho
Fifth Ward. -
WILLIAM S. ST0KLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAIEEs.
Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this fifth day of July, Ammo DOmini
one thousand eight hundred and slxty-sx "a. ID.
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
79lt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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AN ORDIN ANCE
"A TO Make an Additional Appropriation to the
Z, ntrollers of Public schools, ana 10 Authorize a
Transfer IN their Annual APPROPRIATION for 1865.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils OF the
City OF Philadelpha 90 ordain, Ihat the sum or
two hunoIed and fifty dollars be and the same is
hereby appropriated to the Con rollers OF Public
Schools Tor the purpose OF repairing the fence OF
the Manatawna school, in the TwentY-frst Sec
tiOn and warrants shall be drawn by the controllers
of Public Schools in accordance with existing
Section T. That the sum of two hundred and ten
dollars and forty cents be transferred from Item
l68 iRent of the annual appropriation TO the Con-
trOeTs of Public Schools for the year 1866, to Item
17S FurnuroI IN the twentieth secgNn T@KrRy
President OIL Common Council.
BENJAMIN II. HAINEs,
clerk OF Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council,
Approved this fifth day of July, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty'slx
IN - -''" MORTON MoMICHAEL,
79lt MaVor of Philadelphia.
desc TIoNt-
h 70 Authorize the Repaving OF Steiner Street,
1n the Thirteenth Ward.
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils of
the CITY OF Pbi'adelpma That the Chiet Commits
sioner of Highways be and he is hereby authorized
and directed 10 repaye with tramway stone IN the
uaeEs oil tne wheels steiner s'reeI % ron WTnaGe enS
strees and If the cartway is wider than Is necessary
for q SINGLE track, he Is authorized to reduce 1t to
the proper width by taking an equal quantity from
'"'A WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
JOHN EcKsTEIN,
Clerk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF select Council,
Approved this seventh day Of July, Ammo
DomIni one thousand eight hundred and slxty-siX
a. - -0''' MORTON MoNuCHAEL,
79lt Mayor Of Philadelphia.
DESO u T o N
~ 10 Lay Water Pipe in Aramingo Street and
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils of
the CITY OF Philadelphia, That the Chief Engineer OF
the Water Department be directed to lay wafer pipe
On Aramingo street, from SepviVa street TO Cedar
street. IN the Nineteenth Ward.
Also on Walnut street, from Twenty third street
n TWenty.fOurth street, in the Eighth Ward.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk of EJECT Council.
JAMES LYND
President of Select Council
Approved this fifth day Of July, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sxtY-slx
MORTON MOMICHAEL,
79n Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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ID l. 5 o l. U
~ Authorizing the Paving OF Hancock Street, in
the Nineteenth W ard.
Resolved, By the Select and Common Councils OF
the City Of Philadelphia, That the Chief Commis-
sioner of Highways be and he is hereby authorized
and dire cted 10 enter into q contract with com
petent paver PAYERS, to be selected b. majority
of the owners of property owning majority OF
feet on Hancock street, between Norris street. and
Berks street, lnthe Nineteenth Ward, for the paving
of the same. The conditions OF the contract shat
be that the contractor shall collect the paving
from the owners of property IN 'front.' of whose pre-
misses SAID paving IS dor and shall enter into an
obligation to the city, to keep said street in good
repair tor three years after the sald paving Is
finished: Provided, Ibat the city shall be at
pense Tor grading or intersa ctions.
WILLIAM s. SrOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
JOHN ECKsTEIN,
C.erk OF Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council
Approved this seventh day of july, Ammo Do
minI one thousand eight hundred and slxty-sIx
IA. ID. 1885, ., .,,
791t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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u ESOLU TION
~ To Authorize the Paving of Hackley Street and
Mascher street
Resolved, by the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That the Chief COmmis.
sloner of Highways be and he is hereby authorized
and directed to enter into contract with compe-
tent paVer or PAYERS, who shall be selected by q
majority OF the owners of properly fronting on
bacey street, from Fourth to itth streets, IN the
Nineteenth Ward, and Mascher street, from ezra d
avenue to Thompson street, In the Seventeenth
Ward for the paving thereof. And the cOnd-
tons of sald contract shall be that the
tractor shall collect the cost OF said paving from
the owners of property fronting thereon, and shall
also enter INTO an Obligation TO the city to keep sand
streets in GOOD Ordef lor three years after said paw
ing finished ,.u,-.,r,.
WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
ABRAHAM STEWART,
Assistant Clerk of Common Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this seventh day of July, ammo
Domm one Thousand eight hundred and sixty-slx
"a. ID. 1865. ..... ,,,,,,,,,
791t Mayor of Philadelphia
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FINANCIAL.
$6.OOO.OOO
SEVEN PER CENT. FIRsT-CLASS
First Mortgage Bonds.

TIE NORTH MISSOURI RAILAoAD COMPANY
has authorized sell their First Nor gage Seven Per
Cent Thirty year Bonds The whole amount is ss O
Coupons, payable on the FIRST days of JANUARY and
JULY of each year, in New York.
Before consenting 10 this Agency. we have made
careful examination OF the merits of these Bonds by
sending illam Minor Roberts, and others to report
upon the condition and prospects the Railroad Their
report file at once, and is highly satisfactory.
DO not hesitate TO end these Bonds being
first GLASS security and most safe and judicious in
Vestment
The proceeds these bonds Will used in extending
Road (aready complete l7O miles into North Missouri
TO the State lne where is to connect with the
railroads and to also extend It westw rd TO the
junction with the Pacific Railroad fat LeavenworthJ,
and other roads leading the Missouri River that
this mortgage of So 600 900 viii completed and
wellstocked Road of $3.50 miles in length, costing at
least SIC 100000 with net annoal revenue after the
first year. of over 81 800 0O0 nearly four times
beyond the to pay interest on these
Bonds. The income of the Road WILL of course increase
every year
The Railroad connects the great city of St. Louis with
its two hundred thousand inhabitants, not only with
the richest portions Missouri but with the States Of
Kansas and Iowa, and the greAt Pacific Railroads.
To the first applicants prepared to sell FIVE
HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS, at the To- rate
of EIGHTY CENTS, desiring TO obtain better price
for the remainder This will yield about per cent
income and add 20 per cent to principal at maturity
Any iurther inquiries will be answered at office.
JAY COOKE & CO.,
71e lmI BANKERS,
No. ia South THIRD Street.
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FISTn WARD Murphy Claus Pucsboysr Patrick Csy
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liabilities OF the State al date Of the Treasurers report
are as follows: State bonds outstanding-viz.: Due
June 1871, s875,5O0 due December l. 1874, $25OOOO
due December /, 1876 $25OOOO due December !, 1873,
s25O00O total, 81 625,5OO.
The current liabilities for the year $633iO 49, and
the current $3 55i g. The estimated current
expenses for the year bring the total current liabilities up
TO Si43,7S SO.
The Governor advises the acceptance of proposition
from the Trustees of the Orange County Grammar school,
looking 10 the establishment OF State Normal lnstitu-
ton and advising the purchase OF land at Waterbury for
reform school, The Governor reviews the conflict be-
tween the President and Congress in regard to the recon-
ucOn Of the Southern States sustaining the action OF
Congress- and recommending the adoption Of the proposed
Constitutional Amendment, although he says that the
people of Vermont would give larger majority for uni
vea suffrage than she did for the susenance OF Congress
the late election In his Message he thus refers TO the
bearing Of the New-0rleens massacre:
To the reading and thinking people OF the nation who udge
By the and results rather than by the enements OF ag
Memphis and New Orleans have furnished the
most complete and startling evidence OF the inherent error Oh
the executive scheme and heye written its condemnation IN
characters Of blood In those riots pcaceae citizens with
circumstances savage atroc cruelty murdered by
mob melted and led by local officials and inspired by an b
era and intense prejudice against noensye race and by
yengu hatred Of those who dared TO claim equal political and
civil rights all and these outbreaks have FURNISHED
melancholy proof Of the danger of committing unrestraned
political and civil power to recently Rebels and are sGn
commentaries upon that reorganization OF which they
were the legitimate fruits.
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OBITUARY..
Ggy. D. -. oSBASD.
t....L a. rh. - " FiDuHts

GEN. D. -. osBASD.
Special Dispatch TO The n. Y. .ribune' ,0es
Gen. ID. T. Osband formerly Of thu. ''!, -
known cavalry leader the late war, died at his pa
Mississippi the 4 inst Of brain fever His disease
induced by oycrexeron in attending to Of his ana'
z OF in his employ having been attacked with cholera
and Il having died.
MARQUIS DIX TURG0T.
Louis Felix Etienne Marquis de Turgot, OF whose
death have intelligence born at Bons on the 9th Of
September 1896 and was Of noble family Of Normandy lie
was educated nj the military school Of Saint Cyr and served IN
the army for seyonl years rcsgning his commission IN le
In s he was raised the Chamber OF Peers and took ms
side with the conservative politicians but the revolution OF
February him back TO private life. lie had taken pu
little part in public Affairs up TO that time Dat
he attached himself 10 the Napoeone policy was
member Of the Ministry Of the I'd OF December ~
and identified himself entirely with the coup dedt IN July
Is he resigned the portfolio Of Foreign Affairs TO NJ DROWN
Dc Lhuys aud received the dignity OF Senator On the Zn
April lsJ he accredited ambassador 10 the Court
Spain In 1854 DO fought duel with Mr. Soule the Oh.eu
States EmbasadOr In lsj2 he mado COMMANDER OF lo
Legion OF Honor and grand officer Of the order IN seplepc
leje
TRENTON, n. j., Oct. H.-Col. c. j. lhrie. Tor
mcrly Librarian and years ago senator HUI"
Warren County, died in this city last night
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NEW-Y0RK

NINETEENTH CONGRESS- DIsTEcT-The Democracy OF Ulster
Counties have nominated for Congress Mr. Joseph
Tuh Ulster correspondent writes that there great
dissatisfaction the Copperheads IN consequence of the
nomination Of Mr. Tuth He has belonged TO the American
party time IL is said he burned St Patrick in
egy which Of will be against him with the Irish vote
of which Ulster has large share while Greene IL not far be-
hind which taking everything In consideration gives
sight 20 hope for the success Of our candidate
FOURTEENTH CONGRFss DIsTHCT.-ALBASY Oct 13--The
Republican Union Congressional Convention for the X1Vth
District nominated to-day for Congress the Hon H. Ramsey
President Of ALBANY and Susquehannah Railroad Company
UNION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.
ALLRG ANY-Member Of Assembly, DR. G. NJ Crandall
Treasurer Daniel d. Gardiner Superintendent OF Poor Capt
T. n. Caueld Coroner Amasa Ladd School Commissioner
lid District X l.. Andrus
OswEGo-The Hon. d. G. Littlcjohn the 18th mani
ousy nominated for member Of Assembly by the Radical Con
venton of the Oswego District
SARATOGA-COunty Judge, j. G. Hubert; County Clerk
James w Horton County Treasurer Henry A Mann Super
inendeut OF Poor dong te Henry Holiness Superintendent
of Poor short erm) James Trip; Justice Of Sessions Abra
ham MARSHALL Member Of Assembly Truman g. YOungoye;
School Commissioner, Neil GilmOur.
DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY NOMINATION. -
ALBANY, Oct 4.-The Democrats of the LIST District
Of this county have nominated William j. Snyder, and
those Of the IVth District have nominated james I.
Phelps for tho Assembly.
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from voting aid agreeing 10 indorsc the action Of the majority
from the Tweitieth
such actiOnas this BY this heterogeneous Douy Is heu
20 be palmed ~ IS regular
The utter aurdy Of such preenson and the dangerous
man for vhu district made up Of two wards OF hve de
gates each is the Fifth District oil that j. necessary 10
defeat the wore of the Republicans Of the District Is 70 do a.
done this instance get bogus ueegati0h anu
refuse With the Association delegates recognized by the
General Committee and nominate any no matter mat no
andsecure thereby fit instrument for any legislative
corruption that designing politicians may desire and not only
but breakup at the same time al regular party action
The Regur nominee Parsons received the entire vote
of the egua delegation who remained in the Convention con
vened in the place ordered by the General Committee sne
shop and made the Navy Yard nomination. which the ELECTORS
OF the distriG repudate with scorn.
Mr. Parsons record and temperance principles speak or
themselves ad need no bolstering ut any mans hands
c. +. HARDwIcKR Resident aud Elector III
Oct. I3 1896. Fifth Assembly District Kings Co.
SEVENTH ASSEMBLY DISTRICT
The Democrats of the With Assembly DISTRICT nave
so far failed 10 nominate candidate the Convention being
equally diyed between Caleb L. Smith and Henry NJ DlAoH
REPUBLICAN, NOMINATION FOR SUPERVISOR.
The Union Republicans of the First Ward have
placed in nomination K Cornell White their candidate Tor
Supervisor.
ALpRRMAIC NOMINATION IN THE TWENTIETH WARD.
John X. Bulmer, the present Alderman OF the
Twentieth Ward was nominated for Alderman at primary
dent Citizens nomination will also be made.
TENTH WARD UNION CLUB.
special meeting of this Club will be held this
evening at No SO Boerumst at y O'Clock All in favor o.
the popose( Constitutional Amendment invited to attend
sixth WARD UNION ASSOCIATION.
This active association will hold public meeting
This evening at Lamer Hall Courtst and will be addressed
by the Hon Hannibal Hamn OF Maine the Hon Lyman Ire
main of this State and the Hon. John Oakley of Brooklyn
MEETING AT THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC.
Henry Ward Beecher will address the people OF
Brooklyn evening the Academy OF Music on tho Issues
of the Canvass 1t Is stated that he will speak In different
parts of the State during the present campaign support Of
fenton, Woodford and the State ticket
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DIED.
h inst, Mr.. Paul Alden, In the s9th year

ALDEN-on Saturday the 18th inst Mr. Paul Alden nshe h year
Funeral services his residence No Dc Wet rwen
ash oesck on Wsd9s.diy sas,ISS1 ss Io. ns
notice The remains will be taken to Boston Tor intemen'
cHURCH-A, Pan France ThurdAy ssUe@be q in the t
year wism henry churcs D. ta CITY formerly s
late Hon. Philip Church OF Bevidere. n T. -
FLANAGAN-on Saturday evening October H. suddenly Robert
The ans viii tsIs place on .hi. Monday noOn at o'clock
FAtbu,h L. from the Kings County Hospital Of Which niti
tut officer His friends and lbOe Of bis brothers IN
law sq9 John Bel 'cGS Ns'I sDe a. s saISa Re
Broosyn. every ten minutes
wm FIo. No 3 East ThGty'seosass julia Aan daughter
rS yss, ,s W VIII g. fS 10 chen Cove E a.f@:n
JAMEsp Bro9k,n Saturday October d. Nathaniel L. James
M. nd friends are invited to s,end his funeral from his
s rr;aence 10 81 Rsmiens' BrO0iyp on Iue's' me i9'n
LsSp3S1 Saiord Conn On Monday October ssoss Lam
Con, q The s.h year Of bis age .u,.o,,
IN! f 5e ssroh g. wife Of T6soaois L.,s
Funeral services Tuesday sth inst. 2; the fiT.t rreoye nan
s.- as s1i IS seS Il nonths and IS day..
EEwHOUsE-On Friday, 2th inst, benjamin NewhOu'e in
The friends the family respectfully ss YIN. n,itss to At.
, ,ss ss on Tuesday the 10Th Inst Il o'clock
oLMsrEDs MoTris,0wn D. on FrdSy he I.,n MS s rea
osTRANDERAth his residence Ne 20 Wet Tweaty-eighihs
Saturday morning the 18Th inst James l. oraneef IN the 4oth
TIE rrtivs and friend. family respectfully invited to q.
% will be Newbursh for niersn on Tuesday
posToa Saturday October 49, William H. Post aged 50
r friends spd relative. q the oH qTe 9d D. 70 De RS
BSoSy@ on Tu,;ds The ls'1 ns at Friday October 49, Mrs
' fEcss Van Yie, wife s%ue vht ared 8
wELson saturday octobsl y Jsnis D. "' Of Jefferson
The funeral viii ts place nom her No zoe Yves. W
e,a ST. on M sI f%iyy are invited to attend
YOUNGSOn Sunday mornns October H. Hannah f. f0uns VIE
Re- aains to be taken to Orange County for n.erment