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NashUille and Decatur Railroad.
-lIuntsville and LarkinsHille Mail

CHAMBER OF CoNAlEECE.-Tne Chamber Of Com
mcrco met at p. N. yesterday, President Tcrrass
IN the Chair.
Mr. McCann, from the Committee appointed to
inquire into the expediency Of appointing Flour
Inspector for the City, submitted the following
report:
IL the offcors anil m,s1ibcrs of The Chamber of
f0suHercc.-lOur committee to whom was re-
icrred the subject Of the appointment. or
election Of a Flour Inspector, would re-
specially report that they have had the same I'M
der consideration and are Of the opinion that the
best plan 10 be adopted is TO get the City Council
10 pass an Act requiring all -four offered for sale
in the city to- be inspected. allowing the Inspector
fee Of three cents per barrel for 30 doing said
Inspector 10 hold his Office for one year from the
date of his election.
Your committee are of opinion that the fees ofin-
spection should be paid by the seller unless 9TH
crwise agreed upon, and further that the Treas
urer be requested TO furnish the Mayor of the city
q copy 81 these resolutions with he request that
lac call the attention of the City Council TO the
min. .f ar
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-08

H. You desire 60 obtain liquors directly import
Oh from France. including wines and hIandes
perfectly pure. you have only 20 step around TO
Cherry street, between Union aud Church. and
call upon Pandolhni a Riva. They yesterday re-
cciycd shipment direct. which viii be opened
to-day and hereafter Of most excellent quality.
VS. are indebted to the Adams Express Com
pany for Augusta and Atlanta dates Of the 9TH,
ahead Of the mails.
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THE UNIVERSAL SUCCESS
DOCTOR M'GILL,
BOTANIC PHYSICIAN,
IN THE TREATMENT OF DISEASES, Is
OTHER STATES. AS 1T Is IN
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
ID H. McG ILLS

DRACTICE HAS BECOME so EXTENSIVE
Il that he has been compelled 20 engage the SER
vices Of an experienced Physician % aid him in
in preparing medicines for his patients in distant
States.
DIR McGILL in Nashville, Tenn. has the !ars-
est practice Of any Botanic Physician in the
United States. The Cubelieyer can be convinced
by calling at the Adams Express Office. where he
may see the large amount Of medicines be sends
every week TO different parts Of the United States.
DR.. McGILL treats d s,sases at any distance.
He treats the following
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-08

TEIA OF NoLEN AND McDANIELs.-A prelimi-
nary trial of these young men, charged with
shooting and maltrcating negro on Saturday
evening last, was held last evening. Esquircs
Mcacham. Hagan and Coleman presided. Messrs.
Turner. Mechanism, Clare and Perkins appeared
for the defense. During the investigation ques-
ton arose as to whether negro testimony should
be admitted or not. The laws Of the State forbid
such n thing. while the Civil Rights Bill extends
to them the right oftestifyinS in Court, etc. The
Court, not being able to decide on the point
raised. postponed further investigation until to-
day at o'clock.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-08

THE LADIES HONE.-This is the title Of new
literary ana family paper just now starting al
Atlanta. by DIR. Thos s. Powell. The literary
department is under the entire control of Mrs. L.
VIRGINIA French. of McMinnville, in this State.
and its other departments will be conducted by
competent editors 1t will be published weekly.
each number containing eight pages, about the
size and style Of the y. Y. Ledger. 1t will be in
all respects most interesting and valuable pub
LEGATION, and should find its way To every fireside
in the Southern country, where there are ladies to
be entertained, or men made better and happier.
The prime object of the publication, and to
which all its profits will be devoted. is the com
pletion of Home for Invalid Ladies' where
they can have the best medical attention, and be
treated in all respects under the most favorable
conditions. This enterprise was set on foot by DR..
Powell in 1859, and from the magnitude of the en-
tcrprise and the Intervention of war, remains yet
unfinished. but not abandoned. While the ulti-
mate object of this publication is to aid the com
plction Of the Invalid Ladies Home. for the ben
eft of the suffering. this periodical will bring
pleasure and information to the unaffected, and
supply a true and pure and elevated Southern
literature at the same time.
Address Or: Thos 5 Powell. Atlanta, Ga.
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CHRONIC GASES

with satisfaction Rheumatism. Affections Of the
Suf Limbs, Pleurisy. Pains. Ulcers, Cancers.
Gravel, Diseases Of the Heart and Liver. lnham-
nation Of the Stomach. Neuralgia, Kings Evil
or ScrOfula, Deafness, Diseases Of the Eyes. De
biitated Systems. Dyspepsia or IndiEestioa, and
mption-together with all Private Diseases
and Diseases Of the Urinary Organs, All Syphi-
lstic Diseases treated at any distance. and cure
Guaranteed.
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THE CORRAL FRAUDS.
TRIAL OF ISHAM HENDERSON.
TENTH nav
TENTH DA

The Court met at the usual hour, Mai. Gen.
Gillem presiding.
The Bruner case was continued till Monday
next
After reading the minutes, the case Of Isham
Henderson was called up. The contract between
Mr. llendcrsona and Col. Irwin for feeding mules
was then introduced. II Is dated April 18th. 1864,
and provides that he shall pasture United States
stock. both horses and mules, and also furnish
them with 4 certain amount of corn, salt and
medicine. Italso provides that they shall be pas
tured from the lst Of May till the lst Of Septem-
Der. 1864 This is to be done near Bowling Green,
Kentucky.
The books Of Mr.. Burners Office were then pro-
duccd in which the receipt of ninety-eight mules
was noticed. All these documents were admitted
as genuine by the defense. The prosecution he re
closed, and the defense commenced
Mr.. c. II. Saunders was called and sworn.
Q.-Nhat Is your name residence and occupa-
ton? A. c. IL. Sander; residence, Nashville,
Tennessee; clerk for Col. W. IL. Coyle
Manuscripts were then placed in the hands of
the witness. Of all the issues and receipts Of the
corral in the hand writing Of Mr.. Mckay Hoge,
between the 9th and 18th Of January. 1854 lie
testified that The transcript was correct Du-
ring this time the transcript showed that Hoge
gave but one receipt to Isham Henderson, and
that this was forl mules. A transcript was then
placed in the hands Of the witness Of the corral
book from the 4th TO the 9TH Of August, inclusive
lie testified that he made it out. and that it was
correct. The entries and orders for the 5th, 9th.
and 9TH Of August were all in the hand writing Of
Mckay lIogue. The receipts to IshaIn Hender-
son. during this time are a. follows:
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TuF Stockholders VA the Commercial Insurance
Company held an election for pircctorsycstcrday,
according 20 appointment. The old Board. which
ha, served So long aud SO faithfully both com
pauy and insurers received the Endorsement Of
well done. and were unanimously rc-ciccted.
There will probably hc no change IN the officers
ct the COMPANY or otherwise, and the oldpair"nS
viii Doe 90. much al homc As over, whom they 90 IN
tn renew their ,solcies. New acquaintance VIII
b., received by Major McNairy, the secretary,
,.LIn Tho -rnnIl.l ruraIalIIN.
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Fer the present season ever exhibited in this city
all bought within the last three weeks. and what
ever decline there may have been in the North we
have got the benefit of and will give to our Gus
TONER'S We do not propose any bats " to eur
customers by way of offering Staple Goods at less
than cost, with the hope of making it up on other
Goods. but simply to sell everything at as small
profits as the present high rates of rents taxes and
expenses generally admit of. Our friends may
rely upon getting the best Goods at the lowest
prices, and everything warranted as represented.
Daily union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1865-1866, 1866-05-08

TOURNAMENT At CLNEEsNILLE.--From the
Carks,iuc giraHirifwc learn that tournament
Is To- be given there by the young men of Christ
Ian. Todd and Logan counties Of kcntucky'
and Montgomery county, Tennessee. ON the Slst
Instant. Tor the benefit of the Orphan Asylum.
Generals Forrest and Brown, Of Tennessee. and
General Williams. of kentucky. are TO adjudge
aud award the prizes.
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BfNr,oLESr ENrEErNNNENrs AT "nlAT'N.-
Wcl.aru from the Gallatiu En1miasr that the
Concert for the benefit orthc Presbyterian Church
IN that pl,r,. ou the "a instant. WAS q decided
surccSs.
We also notice. in the same paper, that an en-
t,rlapuncnt As 10 be- given ON the 18th instant, in
n,,,ysv of tablcuV. &c for the benefit Of disabled
soldiers IN response to the appeal Of the ladies Of
Of IA, Southern benevolent Association Of this
place.
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JNo. j. MCCAIN,
NJ. n. PARMELE.
The l"lluwing communication from L. S. Dis
tr.t Attorney II. II. Harrison. was referred to a
special committee composed Of Messrs Sample
Mccain aud Adolphe Nelson:
, 1866-10-10

schooner with s.gns, Of di.,rs*s Tying. The
9 sshooncr was from Mobile. with a general cargo.
The I'd 'Ist. and continued with terrible sfa'tncs.
Ia the 5lh Lie so IN :noc:at"i. al seven O'Clock
Iicnslled The steamer NORTH Star y altitude y
ii mi,,ntcs. Shr apreared tu have enfsa:od fam
the gale her decks we're crowded with passen-
srr sns nn'G Gnw aGn u; III oa rsn i'nS IN :Ho @
schooner, daua.n, herself badly. She then
Stood OF, AMI was last seen, towards noon, Oh
GcEer.l ralfrc., in command OF Forl JACK son,
who h.d beer absent q alsolt fatlough, was
passenger on the Evening Star, with hts wife. sis
AuorsrA. Ca, October o.-Tle following adl,-
toral particulars Of tho loss Of III: steamer Eve.
iesoo zee al arc | te ae ia,e,t daacs q % hs .ss,er
The etc: NOR Evening Star, On the I'd Inst. En-
eouu'ered 4 tcvcrc gale which coaamet'cet .. tvo
e.ss osf x T,ee ee i.1sna hsr tie @ he oe
come eligible N hon7n. she foundered 1t EEx o'clock
OH the morning Of The ID lust. With % souts OH
loard. Only sss. nteen persons are known TO
/, tass there were only three or fonr life boats
On board. in one Of which The chief engineer. the
cecdcd. attcr capstzing several lines. "a getting
away. ind they were rescued by tho Norwegian
ba.E FeetNins, from which they sse;e t5,usferted
The following IL a list OF those sayed on tho
Ggrze.s beok: Robert As1se1, S chief en:inss1; se
der. Fred. shs6er, coal pas.eE; George smi.h,
John Powers. Dennis (annon, Rowland s:orcn.,
Edward Hamtr, N. II. Harris
The fecond boat took sixteen persons from the
steamer, among whom were the Captain and third
mate. this boat was capsized twelve Or fifteen
times. TIE Captain was lost on the fourth dine.
This boat u r.vcd at Ftrdnadtna Sunday with
siI persons on board only one passenger eaved
Gerard. ....-...-
The following are the names OF the survivors 10
this hout: Fitzpatrick, third male, Jno. Drmrstef,
Jno. Campbell, J. b. Howe.
, 1866-10-10
DEATH ~ TIE STREETS.

A co1orcd ,nan employed rs rccond eook on tho
propeller "plymonth" or "Wa,son " wns ye4tcr-
DAY morning at,acked with disease which, had
tho appearance Of cholera, aud tho celsain, wish.
Ing to have him placed under proper treatment,
md him laid In an express wagon aud conveyed
10 lhc Custom House. Arrived here, the Depnly
Collector isRucd an order for his admission lnlo
tho Marine Hospital, and the wagon droys thither
So9s. IL asata I'M sso e "
liz. s'poor doc" in B!cak House. Mayor Rice
being next applied 10 senl him 10 tho Health OH
dcnta; the rules Of this Department also prevent
Ing admission. md the vehicle turned 10 nnd thc
County Agent. Here again tue plea Tor shcltcf
was denied and the victim Of circur,socnsion Or
cia.l. on Dearborn street. liesr a. last The rick
mnn found relief and rest, for when the driver
turned to tho wagon, from tho door VI the rhyal.
clan, be founI hts charge dead: From about nine
O'clock 10 hatl'ast eleven the dying man had been
carried alont In agony through the busy streets OF
the city. finding no place ~ cover bis heal Death
was mnic kin,i TO him than were bis fellow-men.
almost precisely similar to this occurred here: a
| eics 1aooref being carried about from place 70
place a,, continually refused admission, until he
finally died in the streets.
where. lfthe fault be in any OF the officials they
should at once be called II account T. however,
rs VIZ understand Ii, the rules Of the dsrent In
| chance cases cannot receive prnTnpt care and
treatment, for The cake Of humanity these rules
| ehouitl be changed. Frequently. stranger In q
strange place 1s suddsniy aatacSea " ltseass'
while neglect and exposure will result In death
! Every man who journeys from his houns for bnl .
| night Ii liable 10 such an occurrence, aud every
mCnsuses are taken to prevent such sad results q.
| are above uaYrntcd.
, 1866-10-10

The last 1inc gives The totals far ~ received.
The following ,wczc reported US having been
cIecleI in the nndermenti0ncd cnnfitry towns. bul
numbers OF votes riAtcd:
WSfcg9%m WWll%aFts " r nn,,n = y Kingsley W.
Lyons-A. J.. Allison, ftohcr, A. Leach and
chas. 4. Engle1,art-
John s,ryker aud Captain s,udlcy.,
Maine-A. Scott. Z. scots, = Ballard, and E.
':fht; Thorn,on-A. II. Dols.n, j.. skiuucr. c. Il.
Dclton and S. E. Young.
n!eSn, @ E. ii. Eoana,d, {. 7. Dyer and Doctor
Miller.
Bscmcn-D. Cool. Heman craudall, William
orland-J. II. nlyrlcs, J: Humphrey.
Observation-Disclosures, Kyle, Vanderbilt.
wiiiams On, Henry shirding, F. j. llohnsoD, J.
Ersa.ton-sterriu Iadd, Ed Russell, John c.
Hanover-D. S. Hammond, Peter Sharp. Geo.
NV T1isr-D. r. Wilder:
/ J. snow. j. Dunton.
| Hyde Park.
Sisero-A:A !: Kf,loss; ;; John Crawford.
The delegates will assemble In Convention this
AFTERNOON, at two o'clock. in the old Hoard o
1fade 1ioums, South Water street. between tasalle
and Wells, to pnt In nomination The candidate aol
the office Of Congressman from this District, 10 he
voted Tor by the Union Republicans Of This couu
IT,. IL expected that The discussion will be al
| unlimited one.
The ticket headed i Fon Cokanrss, NoExAS .
M Pi i s.eS'as hs 3 u ~ eoasia IN
lu5 delegates. The other ticssct, ";'rosed to b
for nr. Wentworth, was elected l. 40 lst, 5th
Jutid'e majority in The Convention, la q, with
number of towns Yct 10 Eear from.
, 1866-10-10

Fox River District-Third Annual Con.
ycntion-Election Of 0fllccrs-Al-
dresses by the Delegates
ans1 RcT. DIR. Gregory.
Progress Of the Movement.

The Third Annual Convention Of The FoE River
1'apt,st Sunday School Association was opcucd
Yesterday afternoon in The lccturc.roona nj the
Iirrt Baptist Church, on Wabash avenue. corner
cf Hubbard court. Tic mud under foot, the
threatening clouds and occasional showers nm.
otherwise would baro been there. Still tho room
Ind many occupants, alt deeply Interested 10 tho
work, and VIM fell that II was good 10 he there.
1lc coEf1eeF OF Thu 1uome tfa appropriate culoT-
incs, aud siornmenls gave a hnulclikc feeling to
thc fccnc. During the session tho delegates con.
1t o:ciock precisely, Mr.. u. F. Jacobs. Of Chi.
tnGo, 1tceidcnl Of ltc last Convention. touk tho
cl,ar. and raid Tho time had come to open that
The Atsocintiuh Ind much H. 10 thankfui FOR. aud
thzt the prospects were bI lighter than history Of
1ir exercises were opened by singing tic
hrMn-
ttFsoin orrry stormy wind sl,4t h.ows.'
1srv. H. i1altru,sn, af Marrngo. read from, tho
ninth chapter oF Mstihrw, commencing nj tl'c
l;cv. ien,+ l,aymon.l. OF tsarr!nrlon. followed
In prayer, af,cr Which l!ry snt9 tho iota hymn,
my hapr + t,n!lt @ on nohuE r." .,,,
t"hsrn.ion ~ welcoming you t" hir placo. ''as
t'nso III hcta1f o. the sunday sehoel ~ ".
:'.e, u IL ns. hsn b,r:.:d @ much aar,ne tho
ih'r Etad wuik. t;ull IL his gnolnrrh has hlr.scd
ns al. ami our -1pre.n!onr i,.ve hr"n motc thai,
realized. hr,e, Gasr bern 1norc ln.pru.scl than
ihis l,I,pl teartin. ip~ me Atrlt attain hrllrr
ii,: My he ~ Ill. t 1i,.!ng nSs} snd BE-
| tlay. and I"llu,s W. ought " draw nrar Mn,o
unr Lord thst NC might tuich Llsc hem Of Ills
ra,1ners: wo shonla t.rikc after higher degree
nlen, thor. from thc best in ihc land, ar!l lba
children aac made to se:lss lessons I's,fsstlly,.
GI, hw 4isstsnt 70 wo az ~ n on ts I'll sao"sI
ne, ,tal'sic. ~ Which Tic trnth Of !lod in'gln be
taught ard 'n,iae.tro unon AZ. T.; u, q; NV, ,ve
tlutc gonc befutc. aud who la.e lc!i ltlcecea
lrracy. Lei III isntta!c lin, who 1o!a down HI.
HE Tor us and thrtc IL n" donht hut that ~ vi,
iLcm Viii, i,esh igor iscar, Tho Heaven
rxor sers Il ",ts' & rlas': ,S l.sS 1n"r Il ruuns
:. Nearer, ny Gud. te thrr." by Mr. d. sweet
III: J. II. Dean n,osed !1at a committee Cur tte
1hs rl.air sppointeu 'rs'te: r.ice. &. l.. Wren
nEd X. tirnscn a& .ai,! Committee.
ltey. 4. g. Ts,'"r, "t chicago. n,1sea a., il, iha
10 unlie ~ ti.r lr'a' atlen.. Carried.
On E'1itu,I III Mt, i. e. sMrct COMMITTEE 0
Organization "sn aps"ln'rt: consisting Of Ms.srs
III. Commit,es rsrottra sor. rarnancn. officer
.,issas1 So r. %t5e e. as,s'as aas's;sahi Chicago
Vtcc l'rcstdrnt-Iiev. Charles L. button. An
Hcc1etsry and rreatnrcr-Dr. C. 1t. Dlackall
The i,tcsidcnt took tho chair. Ho said he fell .
esnc sundss ehoa
before ;Ss P, s A. aa Ss on III
Tue youth In proper mnnner, and he asked hc'
! II ttlatance and sappolt IN The task,
: was appointed 10 prepare programme OF exc
'Sei Me.srr. S. Jacobs. e.. B. Caldwell, and -
I y>a..I, ~ ,rorr "a prfnfftcH
, 1866-10-10
MARINE DISASTERS.
Particulars or shc t.osa or thr STEAMSHIP,
Evening htnr-hAmr~ OF Pranliucnt FnN~
AEhrrrn.

EnfftrNlnfr OF INT Loon oV t6e %fenmaHsp
Evrninn Atar-Nnmr~ OF Prnn,,ucnt Pns~
Arharrs.
Nkw fonH. October D.-tpon the steamer
Eycninr Star, which was 1ort oa I.hco Island.
yc+'s,usy. WIRE Ill Tho n,rmbeFa Of q French
ter M q passrnscrr % snd crow 1ost viii not o1sssd
H. s.si s lit Il .s s %SnF %.a ao Snpsf s s;ea ss IL:
tcl wcrc t"cnty -A,c con.te,ans who wc1c n roaF<
for New ulrans. where thyy wetc 70 bceeme NJ
'asnc. son,c 9! them were from lh's city otlcts,
Int 'nr1,'si!CH hcm Al, rnrs or Europe;
tcn1.eesair drrlrr tn Nrw urlchns, md a General
III tr Stntc snlltIin. with lis witc and Child is Also
rcrpstr lo.t. M!.r tloo WAS !hr daughter Of Thos.
ii Neaiofhsnr, aid niece of liz .str. sloo ito'
whntu ,lie original eranl arrosa tho lssbnus was
u,Atc of the ftearaessA tohte. =. ffcltu belonged
Tic @ % G9 a. ID. H.. ri reiu9ns an s. sa
i:uroi~. D en,i ID 70 j".nsi hrrc Sy IL vile. Who came
or fam New orleans iot the purpoto of meeting
Srw Y"nx, Urlolcr The following drApa,ch
ias lecn received iy tho Treasurer of tho New
to1k MIL sicam.la', Conipany: a.. ,,ua
snown to Ic saved. Mona II ilcae arn won;rn,
Tin Of our rar'; arrived II tehoGncr s"fH:"s,eay
n ,nH.r' ''J 1oln 1ans, ".icrlek shadrs. t;eorce
smith, John Powers, Dcnnir Cameron. ul AZ
Ms,. tsM.' src qectsd AZ
ErW Yott iu.morrow tnse tclcgsaphcd to Now
Ullruur. lt1snrG> ,.c,.
f. 8. ALIEN. pMEfcr. Evening star.
tt,a hoped Thai othcrs t!!an those aboys men.
TONED dc saved, y Tho Evening Star had dix
latgs si.rd metallic l!ft'hoats. -. ru..,. s,.,
Among thn passcnScEe on tho kvcning ssas
| wcro the Fr,nch Upctn Troupc Of Paul Alhai.a,
which arrived hero Just be{oro the calling Of the
Evening Sur on the steamer Vile do PaTls, from
Franco. Thore werc nny-nlnc members Of The
81. Epauldtns's Circus Company. Of thirty per
sors, took rassage on the EycEfnc Star: They
had, Il Is said, Ill ,hcis raEaphernalia. but nc
FouT Monnox, Va, October 9.-The steamer
Saratoga, ftom Cha1lcston for New York, arrived
| hcte th[s afternoon With the schooner Mary Nc
! Eee n tow, She reports that she found the
, 1866-10-10
CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION.
Republican Primary Meetings
Yesterday.
Overwhelming Victory for Norman 3.
Jndd-llis Majority Fifteen Hun
drcd on tho Popular Vote.
CITY uELEGATEs. FOR JUDD, los,
FOR WENTWORTH, II.
Mctnrna from tlac Countrywide. Judd's
Majority In the Conventions, ~.

The primary meetings for the election Of dele
katcs to The took County Union Kcpublican Con-
cresr{onal Convention were he'd in the several
wards Of The city yesterday afternoon, those In !
the country towns III the county having been held
On Monday. The day WAS n miserable one, tho |
rain falling al Intervals from carly morn I'LL long
af:es the polls had closed. Nevertheless the vote
mary election in this clIy.. the total sote being
about seven thousand. or about two-thsrds Of the
vo,s which sa'.tea T. IN J: r nies as aasos ~,
spect, That II Elbows the people to have taken AT
latcI Get III tho primary meetings. contrary 10 the
R,q. SGn ,st, et hs voter r. . |ag The a
There Is one regard in which the polling yester-
day is susceptible o. much Improvement: there
ssouS eSe pos a
voi,ns tic 3Weniwo11h ticket. It is due
10 The purity or thc. Union Republican party
did In lhe decision between men inside its own
ranks. ....-,.....
First Ward William Coz. a. c. sehoo1ey, ]. C,
knichsrnosksr; T.. I; Ballard, William sehae'Ies,
panie % asS M hslsey a;s RSd e + chso
D. Adams, William G. Osle. Hiram joy, ch1tles
D. Peacock: Note, sc' Majos!ly, =. Tots'; iss.
y. Kimtnsk, Wm. ITaustin, Henry schroeder, E.
]. Whitehead, J. Koch. Phillip Becker. ChsEiea
Hall. 3. :. Guiton. Geo. Adam counley, Joseph
"4L se.e ~ ny,1 " c,,x uos. a,.br Frca.
crrE SchnsiJcr I;cn1r If Shrnsr1 FIJI Se,tert
ynf,,, N,it.aT,s nrn3n r ,:.l.r,i. Ersni. Ist,n
nert 4 Htnih d.nnr"d n,i,rIen i:hs Itoss vnt,.
HI: maforitT Isl: tu,al S,s
Eonrth Nar]-A. j. GALLOWAY. 4, c. Calkins,
rolo"ri (;rn're t. Ci.rk-' t;et'srn Il. S;dweIl'
Henry Arnold. Con,ad Scnn. Join II. C!uugh,
t;rorcc Darling, ST. Vnn Allrn. Vote, I5G major
iv. ifY: total 5H
Ti?th Ward-11cnry Morris, John r. Fun}er,
Captntn Jos. Fluucan. VoteyI, maioritJ :. Total,
ii.
SIKH Wasd-G, F, DaslhardL wm. ucarson,
..cnrs kc1bcr, Jonathan Clsrl, WIN. Aic1zscr.
voie reno-ted IA unan,moos. So opposition.
Seventh Ward-Chaslc4 Loddin., Avery Moore,
John Shank. Dr. John McAllistcs, Matthias Coss-
man. Robert Y. Kennedy .1nlit. Wcslphal, Aug.
l,r1ll,tE.. Christ Co.'S, Vote et3 Mniority 1:ts.
Total, IS. -. '. :.
Eighth Ward-Pcter Button, Louis EbersnId,
GenFge Mueller, J0bN NOllieE. Majority, las.
Nlrlh Nald.-ETOfceeor :. e. BARTLETT Captain
Ecuben Cleseland, Dr.. T.. Ionxingcr. Danicl
Norihngton. Mnncel Taicuff, WIN: S,liaue. Stacy
W. UssOod, Motee ID. NroWi. III. !. j. Ilnthafdt.
George Knux. Fo1c-s95; !; majority. Soo. Total
:A0.
Ttnth Wa1d-C. G. r Holden, ". F. MiltEgan.
Henry Myer, Thomas Chalmers, Joseph Harris.
u. W. Barrett. Philip Dieter, Fl1yd Higgins, Ab.
nr5 Sulton, Charles Il. IL. tni, A1vExo aMtd:f. s.
u. C,nmb. Vote, zia; lnsjouty, II. Total, 49,
Eleventh Watu-Clal1e4 Crane. tlc, Mil.lel,,