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Importance % Union.

The future ealKation af this country de-
penis ppo4 the disintesesto9ness Gifts pub
lie men, which most people viii isay IS
rather . poor dependence. The people
have become intensely disguised with pre-
fessional politicians. The interests q the
nation have been so often sacrificed for
mere party ACKNOWLEDGEMENT that tie most
crclulous and hopeful arc beginning to be
unholioying and despondcnt. Che very
frs step necessary to The doliverance Of
tiro land from impending ruin is that all
good men should forget party prejudice,
and ignore old party organizations and
cliqucs and work together, heart and soul,
fer the single and exclusive object # re-
storing the American Union. -BosttDsore
Transcript.
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VALLEY co-onaratson EEeetsne..

The She2a do2h VALLEY Co-opora ton viii hold
ij7 au1u lmee,i g at Walnut Spring commend Y
at IL o'clock, 4. NJ.
Az tue cburchesia tais Co-ope. atjon ia ibis and
The adjoining counties and all othe, churches o,
The Disciples, wishing to cooperate Gre requested
2 a23olnt ne usual 9nln3er o. mes a:e>5 70 be
in al ldance, properly prepared To report the con-
dillon Of ,hoir respective churches, order Of W0r-
ship, circumstances, numbers, means to support the
proclamation 0itho Gospel &c. Preaching Bretl-
rem Al distanca rs wei! as those embraced With
in the limits Of the Co-operation, cordially IL
vited to attend. 4. SlICKLEY, Sec'y.
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Austrian and Prussian side, even negot~
tons for q three days truce having faiss-ss.
MORE EIGETrNG ~ AHAr. :, 4 uurr II Z.

Austrian and Prussian side, even necot
lions for q three days truce having fais-ssss.
MORE FIGHTING-NAyAL BATTLE.
london, July 19-After the enga,,.-
ment on Sunday, July Is, some oavalrys
attachments of General Hartman's divss-'
ion charged and defeated several squads Sc
the first and eighth corps, and captured
800 prisoners. The Prussians have COM
menced regular siege of the fortress
Meutz. Boats on the Rhine are no long.
er allowed to pass chat fortress, and rail-.
road communication with the towns has
been suspended.
The anticipated truce between Prdsfia1
and Bavaria is net yet definitely eonaii,as,-
ed, the Bavarians declining Gen. Eaiszsl
STEMS conditions. -
The federal troops were defeated at As.
clofenburg and are forming . jun.siiera.
with the Bayarians. \
A battle between the Austgians ara
Prussians is expected at Flersdertf or "a.
the field Of Mara.
NAVAL ENGAGEMENT
On Wednesday the Italian feet, ocnsies-
ing Of some ;rcn-cIad vessels ard several.
steamers, opened an attack on tie ialor71!
Of LISA, On the coast Of Dallnatia. AZ
several hours Obstinate Fighting Admiral
Pcrsano, with c:gl.55 iron-elad vessels, 81,
fenced Fort ST. George. The 1nagagi - -
IN the fort was 3'lown ep during
gageneut. - ----7
? Wee 4 5s:eiral A..iarsd joined tie 1sqa
ron Of Admiral Poraano, who vas as5Iy1
to give orders for dise.Abarlato:n, whe5
he was apprisol Of tire Al2stgian squadron
approaching to prevent tho design being
carried ont, end he Italian leetswas soo1s.
afterwards preparing FOR an ensagenaps'
with the Austrian squadron.
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E'ennegse3 Politics.

MEm2E51s, July ga large and en-
thusiastjc convention Of the conservatives
Of West tennessee was held TO day, 10 APP
point delegates to the Philadelphia con-
yention.
The statue ofAndrcw Jackson was dra-
ped with the national flags. Stirring.
speeches were made ~ Gen. Phil Glenn.
chairman; Hon. L. c. Haynes, General
Chalmers and others
Resolutions were adopted strongly en-
dorssng the policy Of tile President, ad-
herring to the Union End tlle constitution
and setting forth TIC ine7itabl9 ruin Of &c &c
country which would folloV if tho radicals
should succeed in tue fal elections
NEoxTILIB, Tenn, July 2G.-Colonol
Thomas A. r. Nelson presided over the
johnson convention held at Knoxville to,
day, to appoint Delegates for the East Ten
nessee congressional district 10 thc 1h;la-I
delpllia Conveltioi. lie endorsed Presi-
dent johnson, and denounced the rump
Congress as plotting to perpotuata their
power by force in case they failed il the
fall elections, re cited Dir. Raymond's
letter to prove his declaration. Their res
buttons denounced The State Legislature
! fqr adopting the constitutional amendment.
aids 4sa for soaking 10 sorce 4poys -
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NEW PoRK-cURrNG PRoczss.-l Tie

NEW PoEE-cURrNc PRocisss. --9'he Chi
icothe (Ohio) Adoeriisey says:
mfr. Bartlett is curing pork by a new
process. After the bristlos Of Ike hog are
taken off, betJre the entrails are taken out,
the ventricles Of The heart are opened, and
all the blood il tie ANNUAL extracted. AT
ter this is done, strong pickle is injected
into one Of Tie vcntriclos, and permeates
the entire carcass, curing it IN very few
moments. The brine, leaving the heart,
circulatcs through all the veinA OF the ami
NAL, and passes back to the heart and out
Of the second yontricle, and the porh is
thoroughly cured
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The New York Times on the enc side,
and the World and Aeacs, on the other,
are wagiDg daily fight over what is to .be
the composition of the Philadelphia Cor
vention. The Times says al the antiwa1
Democrats, or Corperheads, are to be ex-
Guided, and all who do not subscribe te
the terms Of The Call The other papers
reply that the movement has burst all such
letters as those, and has passed under q
control thai will abolish all prospective
tests. -Aich. Enquirer.
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Kerosene Oil.

AS u number of deaths have occurred
recently from the explosion of this article,
and as it is so generally used, the medic
al society Of New York have published a
simple method for testing the oil before
using, viz : Eli a glass three parts full Of
cold water and add ono-half table spoon
ful Of the oil, then hold a lighted paper
over the glass, if the gass escaping ignites,
the oil is adulterated, and consequently ex-
plosive, and unfit for use, as on the c0nz
trary, If the oil be. pure Tie gass viii not
iguite, and indeed it will tie difficult to
burn il by placing tie fame in contact
with the water.
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.

AMUSING. Mr.. Skinner, member Of
the New Brunswick Parliament, has IN
troduced bill thus entitled: "a bill to
establish conditions for the admission of
the States Of Massachusetts,, New York,
Pennsylvania. Maryland. and the District
Of Columbia into the British North Amefi-
can Confederation; AID for the orgaIita-
ton Of territorial governments fer ll4
other States Of tic American nation I
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STRANGE. Butt rCE.gTT1.

Every young lady and gentleman in the United
States can hear something very mach to their ad-
vantage by return mail Gree Of charge), by ad-
dressing the undersigned. Those having fears Of
being humbugged win obligc BY not noticing this
card. All others Will please address their obedi-
ent servant,
THOS. i. CHAPMAN,
81 Broadway, \ ew York.
mar Is, l80G-ly.
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Resignation of Secretary Harlan.

WASHINGTON, July 27.-fIr. Harlan
W afternoon, in a brief but courteous
aote to the President resigned his Office
Is Secretary Of the interior.
] Oryille &. Browning, of Illinois, was
,o-nlght nominated by the President 10 The
Senate as Secretary Ct the Interior, to date
rom the first Of September, at which time
FeeretaFy Harlan's resignation is to take
bs44aef
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WnAr DoEs GI,2agAL SIERmkr MEAN :?
in addressing the students Of Yale Col
lege at an improrptu gathering last Fri
cay, Gen. Sherman said
s.Loolz at the cid flag as Christian OBJ
iect Cbey itsdictates and follow its lead
crs. Asyou 90 out into life you will find
opportunities enough to stand up for it
you may even have q chance tofgat for it.
| tell YOU that before got pass from nc
stage there sctU be jigE4;ng, " conparisop
aath whfch ?niac 'eiH seem sfiysf, md J
TIRE had enough"
We alI,bdo MOTTO the idolary for thc
s'nll aae1 which Gen. s. enjoias, bnt
where IS thar .fi,eelstiag' to como off--and
what about gount The 5outh cut =
T'ficb E'ne
Shenandoah herald. [volume] (Woodstock, Va.) 1865-1974, 1866-08-02

CASTING OF A TwENTY-INcH CANNON. =
1'he third twcnty-inch cannon ever cast
was cast on Saturday afternoon, at the
Fort / III osssssoII foundry =
SO far as eansat present be known, WIS
cast successfully. Three furnaces vere
employed il melting the metal, and these
were fred early in the morning. The
ffrit contained IS, coo pounds Of metal, the
second 81, 000 pounds, and the third 25,-
000, making a total, in round numbers,
Of 40, 000 pounds Of metal required forr
the gun
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~ FAIR FAIR FAIR! .ET

The ladies Of Woodstock propose hold
ing Pair in the Seminary, o9 thc 1871
5a$t., (eourt-day,) for the benefit of the
Presbyterian Church, in this place.
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S p E g IAL n TIC55S. !
.E1os tettox's Stomach Bitter i4tto1, 8,

!, Read lie fo'lowing1ettor from t. Bourne, a wen
known citizen Of Pittsburgh, Pa:
/ PlrsBvHaA May 10th, 1866
! 1ieaare. Hoato';er d .9n.j:5- Gente1nen Dui-
ting visit ia The West last fall cont acted oli<
and fever which brought nc to nv bed and fin
a'iT terminated il ,Yphoid fever, and confined me
70 my room for several months, during Which ijue
/ vas physically 50 prostfa led that ! almost de-
SPARED O. oves recovering NY health, having en-
trcv lost nv aoreeito f0r 1avs. not beia abEa to
cat 2 nersei, added to which was much distress
ed with seei:nz. zeasaon in my head. and passed
May a'een'ess ni.hts-al from debility caused g.
prcssato condition, brought about ~ the few
e.. At his stage Of my condition f;lod recon-
mendcd me 70 Use your celebrated Stomach Bit
tora but being morally opposed 10 tho us2 Of slim
oants in any form, at first declined, but aIe,-
wa'Gs yielded my prejadicos, and after taEiag 3e
me1Liciue for severs weeks, as directed lay e,c-
ti.9 returned, Gnd ~ith i ain rapidly reg,jlja9
8ae .5s3 u ~; q, 7s5s15. = 4. S 7os
been better Tran ,,c}y, fsas t15s
alluded o) has entirely le(tl lily ho1:.3s which
were mach conati2@t4d and Irregular, are now
Guide 1aiara', aud in fact an slad 70 sav that
feel nv8olfa ne : ,lscc an1 tender yoa his tyati-
laonia' Of nv appreciation Of your yal&a5le pre-
,5ar2yyou in o De- tlat Others suffering A. ] have
may avail themselves Of its virtues, Which pic5u~
dee prevented zee from enjoying for 50 loa@
period ] may also ado that ny physician, after
seeing the beneficial eject your Bittors had on NE,
recommended that use them regularly.
You $, very respectfully,
L. BOURNE, No. IS Market st.
July 49, l866-4w
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Essa p0gtart C0nfr,na lions.

!. ASH ssseroN, July 26.-I'he Senate,
u executive session, this afternoon con-
I9fied Major General William Tecumseh
~A5nernan 10 be lieutenant general Of the
irnly Of the United States, vice Lieut.
Sen. GRAFT, promoted . be general 6f the
Fafny, and Rear LAi.ntre.l David d. Port
s.. g e yice4dni9al Of the navy, IN The
-sassaee Of Vice Admiral Fagra gu-, pro
.....ect.eea to be admiral OF she ,,avy.
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NEW SOUTHERN MUSIC BOOK.
Just Publched
9 :. ., Is 81 { 6. :
Richmond C577octio,s Of Sacred Music,
BY r. NJ. McIErosH, Of Virginia.

A0ICft|'tO''0 COttC' te0f0 y kJIVCJCt 4N~otC,
By r. NJ. hcIErosH, Of Virginia.
Essentially Southern in its main features, TABOR
nevertheless contains choce selection of the best
Nor.heen Copyright Music. It's author, for four
yea's an Officer OF the Confederate army, compos-
ca many stRi ing piees in moments saatched tiui-s
ing It's ma cl.inas and counter-marchings IN Viz
rinia. The y ge used at the lune-ai Of General
I. J. Jackson, (StoneWais) Nav 1853, was from
his nan, and s-inoludet, in this collection:
mi. MetGtas5, says the Richmond IDhiq tis
well knows t-~. gofst be 3cath rs an aaltt5r ana
teacher Of 4T5sled excellence, with musical rem
utaton rarely attained by any man of his ape in
this country. In the South he stands at the gcry
head q church music, no one dispudng the posi-
ton with him.
she book embraces every thing ofvalue of South
err or South-W estern origin, much of which is
gov for the first time reduced to written 4oeIn
rs variety is great-embracing all metres in use,
ifeyery key AND every variety Of measure-with
q iu! elementary depa tment and fine collection Of
new anthems, set pieces and sentences. It COR
talns nearly 500 closely p intcd pages, neatl; and
t2stetaY gotten up, well printed and bound.
Price, retail, 81 SO. So 90 pee dozen.
Can be obtained through all Booksellers or will
De matted BY tRe Publishers to any part of the L
nituG States, post free, receipt Of ,etai price
Single copies, ior examination and introduction,
sent to any address, postage paid on receipt Of one
dollar. +. j. HUNTINGTON & CO,
Publishers aud Booksellers
4v9 D.o0mc Street, n. y k.
Aug. 2, 1866.
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Aug. 2, 1896.

gTT ANTEDA GOOD SADDLEAED BUGGY
w MORSE, tor which The cash will be paid
A youag no sc preferred, ct medium SIZE perfect
" gentle and tho1rougalv broke to harness.
Apply al the HEHA ID Office.
aug. 2, Git:
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ETEECne c2 DA1.a o. Go14UN. Or
reports Of the New York and foreign mar
kets says thc Lyneh5ufg (Va.) Republic
can, generally STATE the nnlaber Of 5ajes
sold and lie number Gu hand, as If all
bales Of cotton were Of the same weight
Is this IS not lie fact, the reader can
hardly arrive a. correct conception Of the
quantity Of the staple in the ,narket.--
The following statement, which may be
relied upon, viii materially assist our
readers to a proper understanding Of the
telegraphic reports. All to whom thcsub-
ject is Of Importance should either commit
it TO memory, CT CIT it CIT and carefully
preserve it for future reference. Average
weight Of bale Of cotton Of different coun-
tries: American, 475 lbs; East Indian,
387 lbs; Egyptian, 314 lbs, Brazilian
l62 lbs; West Indian, 165 lbs.
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MARRIED.

On the 25th inst, by Rev Thos miller, I'm. il
county.
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- ssinatica Conspiracy les,T.ia 7,oocv.

= = g Ells'I 17'N VoaSis71Ray .GE.ia asoocy.
- ~ share q this prize money first a.
@ssfaed to Tire notorious Colonel Baker " as
o oII1 500, bat as tic bill Las gone to 5he
N-s7ldant he will only receive @3, Geo. If
&c Was Q poor man this Wo1ld be a scr
s7sFhing for him, but lis Pile probably
.lssss5 40 apparent diminution.
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~,Fie Atlantic Gable 81 success.

f7aa YORK, Trly 29.-'Tho following
Just been received: lfeG.'fs Cqnteat,
sssuly 23tA, 1856 We arrived here at 9
i.-elooE this morning. AL well. 1Ehank
sd he Cable has been lad and is in
- sEing e-do-
l-aals 1A..,gz7r.ot
q zTy1vs s9eErEs@,. July 2222--Wo ere
Sc telegfaphlc COMMUNICATION with Ire
I'd. 1ho Gable is in perfect working
Ss.ler. g
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Most Remarkable Fact!

When we hear Of t'wars and rumors of
wars anywhere in the world, we instinc-
lively begin to associate them with break
ing into houses, carrying away all that is
valuable, and the application of the fam
lag torch. Writers, however, from the
battle-iells in Bohemia assure us that the
Prnssians, during their marches through
the enemy's country, did not disturb pri-
vate property Of any kind, nor burn q
church, barn, or a house Are these
Dutch Prnssians more enlightened than
our nasal-tWanged yankees, that they
Should respect the rights Of non-oombat-
ants, Old men, women and children, and
eFen the families Of those who have ogone
to tie wars against them? Is it not
strange The deseandants Of our s:pil-
grim fathers claim 70 be Shemost humane,
Lost eligious, Ihost enli satened people on
keartl4 yea, snd to .la1
nent the world ever saw"
nsritanic Bostoas is The
Ssst 49, so-ealled -tiilo
Ass.~e'aa fffp77esfse = and ye. they have
e. Iguilty Of robbing orr houses, taking
furniture, books, spoons, plates, knives
and forks, pictures, pianos, bed clothes,
and oiher articles. @, thou pua1taaic
W
Yankee Doodle +! learn g lesson from the
uncireumcised Dutch ! Your statesmen
and your preachers have not only justified
the enormities committed by your soldiers,
but they have shared the spells ! We say,
look at these Dutch Prussians, marching
through the eneny's country, fighting the
armies Of that enemy, but no robbery,
murder or arson are committed Are not
many Of your houses adorned with the tyo-
2'afcs Of your own victorious march Do
nas,nany vacancies in cur domestic circles
: at the rod-banded murderer hath
I5ns bis work ? And are nottlle ashes of
our houses, our barns, and our granarics Wit
sesscs against you? Again We conjure you,
q, self-rightcous yankees, learn alesson Of
humanity and liberation from these Prus-
sian and Austrian Dutch
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Male a11d Fon1alo Academy,
WOODSTOCK, VA.
JOHN Il. GRADU.L, \. 3.

?. W. MAGEUDER, ESQ.
TgyIiE Exercises ct this school VII be resumed on
1 the fist Monday IL = 'ptan1er. The seholas-
TIC year VIII be divided into two sessions-the first
commencing on the first Monday in Septenyc: aacs
closing the last Friday in January; the second
commencing on the following Monday and closing
on The DIST Of June.
1t is The object Of the Principals to establish
first class English and Classical oc1ool. Students
viii he prepared for the University Of Virginia and
other Colleges or the active duties Of life.
In c0nsuq uenco Of the fUctaati0p OF the eurrcn-
cy the terms OF tuton are reduced to the rates a.
dopted before the war, payable in specie o. its G.
quiyalent.
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In Ednburg, On Sunday evening, July ed, az
ter Short Illness, TERDA STEPHENSON, youngest
child Of Jno A. and Elizabeth S. Sauln, aged five
months and IS days.
Thy passing Spirit gently aes,
Sustained by grace deylle;
- 6 11av snehserafs on Ss be shed,
r. .9s ss 81 s4 s.s $500
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TERMS PER- SESSION

Board can be procured at very reas0nabe rates
at private Boarding Houses.
Fer further particulars address either Of the
principals. [Juy 2e, '66,
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JOaE TIG3T1RATE CUERE1NCY.
The following is tatlo showing the value D.
one dollar n Cold as compared with Confederate
Treasury Notes during each month Of tie va,
from May, 1861 to April 1st, 1865
1861. 1852. 1853. 1861 1865
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4 VICTORY FOR TIE ITALIANS.

On the 17(h the Italians, in force, at
tackled Borgoforte. The cannonade lasted
several hours Drring the night the Aus
trims Withdrew, abandoning their guns,
ammunition and provisions. 1ho tete d~
pant at Mattcgiana and the forts at Roch-
eta and the Bocca dc Carlo we're destroy
ed by ,he italian artillery. The Italians
occupied .yo1Eot6Toe. alld were ent'1ua;ss-
tically received ~ irholbitants The Ltal-
ian loss was bQt slight.
The Austrian commander in Tyrol
claims to have driven the Italians across
the Caford river. Garibaldi is said to
have been present in this affair. The Aus
trians took 200 prisoners.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Tn the House Of Commons Lord Stanly
gave contradiction to q rumor that Eng
land would not allow Prussia to seize
Hanover.
An engagement took place before Oh
mutt on the 18th, N which the Austrianf
were Dictated with loss Of 1G gums
The Austrians were making a rapid re-
treat out Of bforavia.
The Prussians occupied Sundenburg on
the 18th, cutting communication between
0lmutz and Vienna.
Tic entire Prnssian force is being con
centratca upon Vienna.
The prassians occupied Frankfort or
the 10th
The Federal army is greatly democrat
lied.
The Ttalian headquarters is at Rosigo
On The 18th the Austrian forces wer
retiringinto The fortresses of Vienna, bu
making some preparations to defend tn
paagagfs into Jyrol,
The Times afpounces the failure Of til
last efforts for Ui amisfloc, both ca tn
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1866-07-26

Board of Assistant Aldermen.
This board held an adjourned meeting lastnight,
Mr. McCulloch in the chair
The health ordinance passed by the Board OF
Health came up, and, with some important amend
rncnts was adopted. The 5ec'ion requiring the
appointment of a health officer or each District,
il was proposed to rel ct, in effect by leaving the
salary blank, but the proposition was rejected and
the section was adopted as originally presented
a resolution was adopted appropria1ng slOOOtor
the contingent expenses Of the mayors offlce and
for charitable purposes.
The ordinance, which originated in this board
for contract with the Gas Company in relation
to the extension Of lights, having been returned
from the Board of Aldermen with amendments,
the subject was referred to conference commit
tee.
A petition from property holders on Royal and
Casacalvo streets, against the running Of rail-
road on Royal and Casacalyo streets, was referred
to the committee on streets and landings:
| resolution providing for the repair OF the boy :
| house OF refuge was adopted,
A petition against project to pave part Of
New bevee street with square block stone andt take
| up the round stone was referred to the committee
on streets and landings.
| A resolution introduced by Mr.. Prague, of the
| committee on streets and landings, was adopted
rejecting the adjudication of the following con
tracts, and directing the controller to advertise
them again for sale, viz: For repairing Poydras
Dryales, st. Bernard, IRENE and Washington
markets.
A resolution providing that, during the summe
recess OF Tue GbuHC4y Int CUblhllttto vi IIl'lA
and streets and landings, Jointly, snail have au
thority to reject or approve the adjudication Q
contracts by the controller, and IN the event
rejection to direct the controller to advertise I'll
contracts again for sale, was adopted.
1t was resolved, also that when the boar
adiourns, the adjournment shall be to tile secon
Monday in October.
. resolution authorizing the sale of contrac
for building a slaughter house in tie Third Distrlc
= with the exclusive privilege Of slaughteriAg for I'll
teen wears. was adopted.
similar resolution for the sale Of the priYieg
Of slaughter house in the Fourth District, wa
: adopted.
+ A resolution offered by Mr.. Kanz, directing tn
surveyor to place lamps on inc t1grougtares !
! Milueburg, was opposed by Mr.. Paisley, as inte
/ fering with the chartered rights Of the PonIcha
t train railroad company, aud on motion OF MI
4 Paisley, was laid on the table.
The resolution to put in repair Liberty stree
t between Josephine and Jackson streets, VIZ
/, adopted on its second reading.
t The resolution to build one hundred aud fft
additional vaults in Lafayette cemetery and
fence in the cemetery, was adopted on the secon
reading.
The resolution granting forty eight hours instea
n of twenty-four for the removal Of freight from Il
levee being on its second reading, was so amendt
as to fix the time at thirty six hours, and, tn
m amended, the resolution passed.
< The board then adjourned to this evening