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Thomas Patent Atmospheric
CHU RN DA SH.
Patented May 7th, 1867.
The most Important and Valuable Inrsntionlef
the l9ty Century,

1. The Dasher is superior 10 any other, by being
an simple as the old daoher, and combining the at.
mospheric principle Herewith and the Butter dsth-
ereI.
2. II is superior 70 all others, Inasmuch as the
same power applied to this in like mechanical ePer-
ations will make one-foursh more reciproca tions.
3 II Is superior to all others, inasmuch as 1t pro-
duces in n much shorter timc.
A. It 10 superior TO any other inasmunh as it pro
duces a much better quality Of Butter.
Lastly it is superior to any other Patent Churn,
inasmuch a. it is 500 per cent. cheaper than any
other.
It is we'll known to Dairymen and others, thsi
Butter is contained in minute gobules sacks COW.
cred with membrane and requires the action oil
air to prepare the covering to DO removed by trio
ton. The Scientific American says
IF cream is dashed against hard substance or
mashed between bars or rolerit breaks the globuei
snd becomes oily, by destroying the grain. IL
should be thrown into currents and counter currents
BY the action of air, causing friction by the cur
rents against each other, removing the covering
without breaking or bursting tho globues"
This is the principle which the inventor OF this
Dashcr endeavorsd to keer in view, and the result
shows,a much
LARGER YIELD OF BUTTER OBTAINED IN
LESS TIME THAN ANY OTHER DASHER
Experiments have proven that any other me thod
except pumping air through the cream will not pen
citrate sufficiently 10 oxygsnize all the globues pre-
paratory to concentrating the butter Throwing II
into the air by clappers of old fashioned Dashers
does not sufficiently expose it to the air to bring out
the Butter.
The above Patent Dasher has beea purchased fol
Susquehanna Wyoming and LuIerns Counties by
A, 2. Baldwin, of Montrose. The process of churn-
ing can be seen on exhibition at Wallis Hotel. in
Tunkhannock, for few days by Mr.. Reynolds
agent, who will sell township rights,
Mostrose, July 23d. 1867.
OPINIONS OF THB PRESS.
The Philadelphia Inquirer speaking Of this in.
| vention says: This most simple, practical and
useful invention, truly, merits the patronage oi
not only men of science, but also every agricultu
raIist and farmer.
The Philadelphia Age in speaking of the prac-
tlcal operation OF this invention says: Having
witnessed the operation Of the Atmospheric Churr
Dash we are without doubt satisfied that it is one
Of the neatest and most useful inventions exhibit
| ed. The dash can be used in any churn, and will
produce butter in from three to Eve minutes. It's
operation is simple and ingenious, acting on the
same principle as the ordinary mir pump. By its
use fresh air is upon each motion, forced into the
churn and the cream thrown into currents aud coun.
ter currents, and producing not only much fnel
and healthies quality of butter, but far greater
yield than can be obtained BY any patent charr
ever invented.
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EXECUTORS NOTICE,

Letter testamentary having been granted ths un-
dereigned on the estate of Samuel Lyman, late OF
Meshoppen TIP. decd. Notice is hereby given all
persons indebted to the said estate, to make mme-
diate payment Of the same, and all persons having
claims against the same, will present them duly
thenticated for settlement without delay 10
G. C. LYMAN, Ex'r.
Washington, July 22nd 1867 -y6n49-6w.
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5UCHU
Is certain cure for diseases of the
BLADDER, KIDNEYS. GRAVEL. DRoPSY, Or
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URINARY ORGANS,
whether existing in
MALE OR FEMALE,
from whatever cause originating and no matter Of
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:. Diseases Of these organs require the use Of n
Ii no treatment is submitted to, Consumption or
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McLennan County, Texas, or
the 9th ult Of typhoid fever, Emma Jane, wife
OF VIM. Whitworth. and daughter of David Os-
tsrhout, aged about % years; formerly Of Wyo'
ming County, Pa.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

The Republican standing Committee for
Wyoming County, will meet in the Borough Of Tunk-
hammock on Monday, I9 Aug. at o'clock. p. M
A general attendance is requested. as business OF
special import tance will be transacted.
R. p, POSS, Chairman.
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SCROFULA.

The Rev. George storrs, of Brooklyn, N. Y, says
in the Bible Examiner, by way of apology for pub
fishing medical certificate in his magazine, of the
cure Of his only son. Of Scrofua "after dissolution
appeared inevitable" 1--WE publish this statement
'not for pay. but in gratitude to God who has an
"swered prayer, and in justice to DR.. Anders ; be-
sing satisfied that there is virtue in the Iodine Wa
'ter treatment. which the readers of this Magazine
Twill thank its editor for for bringing to their
tice,"
Circulars free.
Dr. III. Anders' Iodine Water is for sale by j. P.
DINSM0RE, Proprietor, Sc Dey St., N. Y, and
y all Dru ggists.
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ORPHANS COURT SALE.

Notice is hereby given that all the right title and
interest OF Jed HOlenback, minor son of the late
Eoen Hollenback, decd, in and to all that certain
farm, lot, ar messuage, situate in Washington Tp.
and bounded on the North by land of Morgan Max
well! East by land of Lewis Cook, South by land Of
A., w Robinson and Jared Robinson, and on the
West by land Of VIM. Jayne and the Susquehannna
River, containing one hundred and sixty acres, more
or less, (beng the same farm now in possession oi
Irwin Hoenback will be sold by virtue of an order
OF the Orphans Court on Friday, the 2nd day OF
August, 1867. at one o'clock, P. NJ. at the Court
House in Tuukhannock BOro.
R. r. LITTLE, Attor.
ney for Guardian &C.
v6n47.
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TAKE NOTICE.

hereby forbid all persons purchasing or negotia-
ting certain note for 5000, given by G. W.
Brink, of Falls Township, Wyoming Co.. to me /; as
the same has been lost stolen from me,
PHILLIP KURCHIES.
July 18th 1867 -v6n49.
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TAKE NO MORE UNPLEASANT AND UN
SAFE REMEDIES for unpleasant and dangerou-
iseas g. Use Helmbold's Extract rachu and Inns
roved Rose Wash.
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HELMBOLDS FLUID EXTRACT BUCHU is
pleasant in taste and o2or, free from all injurious
properties, and immediate in its action.
North Branch democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Pa.) 1854-1867, 1867-07-31

ALLCOCKS POROUS EPLASTERS.
Allentown, Penn, April 4, 1865,
Messrs. T. ALLcoCK & Co.;
Dea. Sirs My daughter used one Of your Po-
Plasters. She had n very bad pain in her side
and il cured her in one week:
Yours truly,
JOHN V. n. HUNTER.
We refer to the
Forty Thousand d. uggIsts
who sell our Pasters, to their high sterling char
acter.
ALLC0CK i co Agency, Brandreth Hsuse, New
York Sold by all Druggists V6n47-4t
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For Sale.

AYoKE OF F0UR-YEAR OLD CATTLE. a,
for beef. or for working cattle. -'n'
For rarticular'--- -snqairs nt this Office.
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FNFEEBLED AND DELICATE coNsTITU-
TIONS, Of boin sexea use Helmbold's Extract, Blu.
ehu. II will serisk andgivs energetic feelings and
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EOR SALE.
TWO TOP BUGGIES,
ONE NEARLY NEW FOR 5000
ONE BUT SLIGHTLY WORN,
FOR $3.50.
Will be sold for cash or exchanged for bark.
PALEN BROS.
Tunk June Path 67.-.v6n46.t.
SHATTERED CONSTITUTIONS RESTORED by
HelmbOln'a Extract Rnnhn
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NOTICE,

All persons indebted TO the estate Of Geo. S. Tat
ton Esq. late of Tunkhannock Pa, decd, by book
account note. or otherwise, will trouble and OK.
pense by making speedy settlement with
SARA TUITION,
HARVEY SICKLER.
Admr's,
Tunk. Pa. June 24th l667.---tt
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MANHOOD AND YOUTHFUL VIGOR are re.
gained by HELNBoLD's EXTRACT BUcHU.
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In large quantities and at reduoed prices.
A. B. MOTT.
Tunk. May l, '66-v6n3S If.
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Registers Office, Tunk. July %, '67.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30


We quote in gold, duty paid Mc coffee. prime, 3sAc.;
Rio Coffee goou, 1salsc.; Rio coffee, far,
Rio ordinary loa16c Ro tair to- good eafgoes aMa
1870; Java. mats and bags native Geyton:
19a2oc.; Maracaibo, Ehalshc.; LAguasra, l7salSc''
St. Domingo, 18a16hc. 80 1oo
GUNNY c1o1H-Is offered as 1oho. for parcels on the
spot, and lie. for do. to arrive, gold, IN bond.
prices are lower We quote hay at 81 55 for shipping
and 81 s5as2 for retail qualities. Straw is selling at 81 ~
for good long cut rye, and 81 for oat:
1ricss paid We notice sales Of 52oo bbs s2s 1oa
Il l2H for new Western mess, cash and regular way,
closing at s24 caah a 5sa22 IS for 80 and SS n mess
$40 76a2O prime and extra do. aud $40 25ao o lor
prime mess. Also tor future delivery, 1850 dds new
at s23 s5a24 II and o. March APRIL ana nay: G
The United States commssary awarded contao'S '0r
1860 bbis prime mess at SD At ha22 62H.
BEEF-There Is not much doing, Snles were MADE OF
$40 bbs at sl3a19 so for plain Western mess and Slsa
for extra do, T.. e.,,,u
equal to the demand. and new Butter Is now oegn-
ming to come in holders derous OF disposng OF tne
stocks even ut heavy oss Tho prncps @ s
ten grades quote State at 2uaSoc In Welch tubs;
Sc In frkins, and Western at 1a16c.
CHEEsE-The markUt remains much the same export
ers are buying common and medium grades very mode
ratey leaving the fine lots to be used by the nome aoe
or to be sold at lower figures The stock 1s amply large
to supply nil demands. We quote dairy at l2aloc ana
factory at 17a18c.
LAap-The market is firm, with good demand largely
for speculation We notice Sales OF bbO tcs ana oois ~
l2N@13Ac for No to Kettle rendered cry; 52s ios
No. Western; 12@l34c for steam rendered D. do ana
1JA@13Ac for kettle rendered do. Also ioo0 yes ZOE
april and May delivery and b, o., OF lSaSl4c' INC
latter price for kettle rendered. ;.o
MoLAssRa-The market is quiet; the sales are 4SO
hhds As terces muscovado private terms; lo hnos
Porto Rico at 62c and at auction, 81 hhds Porto co ~
53@83, mos.
NAVAL sronEs-spirits turpentine is in better de-
rnand the sales embrace $50 bhls in merchantabe OF
der. at 7sc Roains-There is more demand for low
grades at 1u prces sales 1900 bbls strained on pm
gate terms; 1000 bs part to arrive, ct "a l2A tor com
mon and - 25a4 50 for strained and Ito bbls gooa NO.
J. at 10.
suGAR-The market for raw is quiet. Holders are
however, demanding former rates. We 9aote ialr 10
rood refining ut 10a0Ac. The sales are H5 hnds JUDE
ut 9xa1Oxc; 200 hhds P-rto Rico, part at !1Aal2Ac.
and i25 boxes Havann at There good inl tor
refined Wo quote soft yellow at 13a133sn soft white az
and crushed, powdered and granuated at ioc'
FnE1aHTsro Liverpool 10 600 bushels sorn yes.es
day nfternoon at M l50 erces beef at 2s 6 !0o oaes
cotton ut 58d and per steamer 5000 bushels barley at
Gl To London, 8O00 bushels barley at 3D.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30
MARRIAGES.

On the 10Th February, by Rev. R. W Brice at the
dence Of Mr John T. Bgham, in Chester Dieict S. c.,
Mr.. W. ". Beatte, Of Gaston County, N. g., and Miss
Elizabeth Bell.
By Rev. r. ". Bfice on the 7th of March, Mr.. John D.
Boyd and Miss Mary HcKeown, all of Chester, S. c.
On Thursday the 14th inst at the residence of the
officiating minister, by Rev. David Humphreys, MIR. FL
bert F. S. Rowley of Greenve to Miss Anna Smith, of
Anderson District.
On the 9Th January, by Rev. C. Newton, MIR. Thomas
Covington and Miss Sally Gibson of Richmond N. c.
On the Esd February by Rev. J. Scott Murray sergt
John Smith, Of Chicago, H., to Mrs. Martha j. Shana-
han, of Anderson Village.
On the 18th February last by Rev. c. Fl. Spears
Charles D. Hill Esq, of North Carolina, to Miss Mary j.
Crenstaw, of Walhala, s. C.
On the 93d of Februa last by the same Col. C. P.
Bryson OF Jackson comfy, N c., to Mrs Elvira s. john
son, Of Pickens.
In Marion S. c. by Rev. S. II. Browne, ut the resi-
dence OF the brides father, Rev. W. c. Power, of the
South Carolina Conference to Mrs NJ. Louisa Mcachin,
daughter OF Gen. VIM. Evans.
On March 21st by Rev. r. B. Tarrant, Mr. Thomas &.
Walker OF Barnwen District to Miss Maggie T. Bonnet,
Of Orangeburg District.
On Thursday evening" 7th instant at the residence OF
the brides father, by Rev. w. E. Walters, Mr.. Milton
Richardson, OF Hart County, Ga, and Miss Sallie l..
Smith, OF Anderson District.
On the evening of the 10th inst by Rev. J. S. Have
ner, Mr.. John Bradley to Miss Julia Wilson. both OF
Barnwen District
At Barnwell c. H., on Thursday March 21st by Rev.
L.. H. shuck, AIr. Pnckney ?. Brown to Miss Saliie
Bush.
On the evening of the 13th at the residence Of the
brides father, by Rev. N. Graham, Mr. May Hodge to
Miss Hester Hodge, all Of Sumter.
On the morning of the 2Oth at the residence of the
brides father, Lieutenant T. S. Whilden, Of Christ
Church Parrish to Hiss Anna L. second daughter Of Col
W. Netles.
By the same, Jan. 16tl, Mr.. Phillip Odom, and Miss
Nancy Newton, Of Marlborough, =. q.
BY the same, Feb 21, Mr.. S. Cooper, of Ohio, and
Miss Curry, of Richmond, N. C.
By the same, F, b. d. Mr. J. 7. bail and Celia Hal Of
Richmond, N. c.
At the bridegroom's residence on Sunday evening,
10th ;nBt by Rev. r. WEIGH, Dir. VIM. r. Webster, to
Margaret A. Hinson, all Of Marlborough.
At Clinton on the 10th inst, by Rev. VIM. P. Jacobs,
Mr.. Watts Copeland to Miss Lena aollingsworth.
At Clinton the 21st inst, by the same, at the resi-
dence Of Dr.. W. H, Henry, Mr. Ross Finney to Miss
Mary Young.
On Monday afternoon, March 25th, by the Rev. Wal
lace q. Stratton, Corporal Henry Ackey Co. L. 9th u
s. Infantry and Miss Adea Parker, OF Ander on village
Or the 2sth of February, 1867 by Rev, George Allen
Mr. g.. A. Hamilton and Hiss Isabella c. Douglass all OF
Abbeville District.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, March 2S-CorroN-In our last report
we noted that the market clos at 29c middngs but
in at the ruling rates Early in the present week how.
ever under reported lighter receipts ut tho shipping
ports and an advance in New York and Liverpool tn
market had spasmodic tendency upward, and reached
as high as 20 Ha3Oc for ddling upands with consider
able sales based the hgres but tor the past two
days. under receding prices per cable our market hrs
hal at same gures current ut date Of last review to-
wit: 200 for middling upands.
SEA Is1ANDs-The same irregularity that marked the
sales OF last week has characterized the market tor tho
week under review. There have been operations to-
day upon which to bnsc quotations. but should infer
from such information US could OBTAIN. that good
article Of Florida ginned may be quoted at 45a50c
The receipts at this port since the 2lst inst amount
to 1910 bales of upland and psf bales OF sea island The
exports for the period amount 4744 bales upland
and 189 bales sen island
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30
TIE pREss-ROONI,

Hearts Of iron and fingers of steel.
Clamp and lever, and clog and Wheel
Chick and clatter. and rattle and DIN
The long night out and the long day N
Woe and veal tomorrow
Feathers TO fall with the weight of the dew,
Pangs to sadden the long life through;
Roses and thorns to hy on their way,
The thoughts of the years, and the waits OF day,
Hope, and love, and sorrowl -
Fiends. that grin with demon JOY,
Dial. pht with humans to tamper and toy;
Every clamp on the molten bed
Ia dream q hope, or promise dead
A chill to pulse forever!
The days, and months, and years, e. by,
Tin the prophet angel leaves the sky
For the murky room with the rafting wheel,
It's click and clog, and touch of steel,
Its band and seam, and lever.
And side by side in the rolling press,
To curse, to cheer, to crush, to bless,
The angel and demon ever wait,
Shaking the very doors OF state,
And thrilling through the natcnl
Hark. how the monster throbs and groans,
Creaking his iron nerves and bonesl
What to him Is the pain or please,
Joy from the land, or death from the seas,
High or low station
Out of the misty halls below.
Hther and thither the white wings go
Tears that pressed shall tickle for aye,
PEins that never and never can die,
In al Times rolling surgesl
pressmsni see that thy rains are we'll
Every turn Of the press shall tell
It nnsy be woe, and it may be veal;
Who can say how far the wheel
Into the future urges?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30
COTTON STATEMENT.

R1cE-We note quiet but firm market, with good
demand and fair stock. Clean is held in lots at 9aehc
Tough Rice 50 by the cargo.
EIcHNaE-There has been good deal offering, and
with good demand brokers buying at 21a4 oil, and sell
ing at 1s to- par -, So, ,,uu,,,
range and the market for the week has been unusually
steady has been bought 1S4n135 and sold at 1870
i38
CorroN-We have no change to make In our report of
the Cotton market from yesterday the demand still con-
tnuing light and tho Transactions Of moment Prices
unchanged.
MOBILE, March 25.-CoTToN-The market opened
qui vet Saturday rates. 2Sc but on receipt OF favor
nple- rpool accounts, q general and active inquiry
sprapg up, resulting In sales Of 1O bales the market
closing hard at fully Hc. advance-say 2shc for Mid,
ding Stock Offering light and transactions restricted
BY the high, prices elaimed by factors .
MONETARY AND FTNANc1AL.Th market has been
quiet throughout the av. Gold is shade lower under
New York accounts, and is quoted at ls41als5N.
We quote sterlng-s1ty days IA. and Sight l45
New York Sight Ha14 premium checking, and par to
discount buying.
New Orleans Sight par to discount.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, March 27.-BEANs.-Supply fair and
demand moderate. We quote good to prime Western
S2256l250; DO New York State S2.90@3 per bu8hel.
CoFTEE-Late yesterday there sals OF l051 bags
Ro ex Lottie Beard taken for New York account terms
not made public to-day 400 bags damaged lilo on private
terms 200 bags prime do, e1 Elverton at 18}ac gold
and 100 bags do 23@Mc currency. The stock in first
bands yery much reduced and held rm Several vessels
are daily looked for from Rio.
CoTToN-There WIS some little inquiry today, though
we only heard of small sale good mddling Mississippi
at 32c Tho market closed dull under decline in the
Liverpool market, per cable adyces, which quoted
middling upland 13h@1s14d. Our closing quotations
were as follows: for middlng upands 291S@3DB; low
middlng 271s@2s4c; good ordinary 25oG26c; ordinary
AHc
FLoUR.-The stock of all kinds Offering is extremely
light, and the trade find it difficult to make selections
Holders very firm, though but few sales are report
ed We notice 100 bbls choice Northwestern Extra ut
s13 and small lots of other descriptions within our
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30

tNA1N-ReCelpISU VI Wtle 43o puo1t MlASC
and 1900 bushs red Market very strong for winter
white at $S 49, 500 bushs do red S. 35a3 81 GG5 bushs
medium do So l0aS 49, also, GO00 bushs Cumberland val
ley Pennsylvania from store at S3 20. Corn17, 100
bushs white aud 800 bushs yellow received; market
quite brisk for prine included in the sales were $1,000
bushs gool aud prime white at 81 10 12-nearly all at
11al 12 1G00 bushs mixed at 81 DIAL 08 8O0 bushs
Western do 81 03 5000 bushels yellow uptown delivery
at 81 08a1 TO- 5000 bushs do, mostly Fes Point delivery
81 llal 2 Oas-S250 bushs received with sales Of 1850
bushs at G7c 200 do at 69c. Rye-Saes $50 bushs at
81 so.
Mo1AssEs. Nothing doing in Cuba Porto Rico for
want of stock in importers hands. English Island is
held steady ut 55a7 &c per gallon as to quality.
PRovIs1oNs.-We notice improvement in the orders
for bacon to-day; the sales amount to l00al25 hhds at
frner prices, viz: Shoulders 10a11c; rib rides l2Ic
clear rib l2a13c; clear 131a13zc hams 15al fer s
gar-cured There also sale OF 30 casks bulk shou
ders, terms not transpred; quotations noIinaly uI
changed. Lard Is held steaty at 13alHjac for prime
Western tierces. Mess Pork s2i per hJ.
IIcE.-MarAet quiet, but steady. We notice sae OF
rs bags Rangoon at 97Sc; change iu CaronR sales
reported for several days
SAIT-There is nothing special 10 remark. With fair
obbnp demand We quote dealers prices steady viz:
for Liverpool fine 3 Is; do ground alum 81 20a2 % per
sack. Turks Island G2aG5c per busEel
SUaAR-Demand inactive and p1ccs without quoab!c
change. Some saes have been effected but the partcu-
lars not yet made public. The Cuba arrived to-day from
Havana brought I'll hhds und 1918 boxes sugar. Since
writing the above sales reported OF IS hhds English
Island Delaware, damaged for refining aud 81 hds
vacuum pan, ex Dudley, both on private tet1ns
WH1sKEY--We report sales the past day or two coEi-
prised of 700 bbs Western and 3OU bbls city, both in
bond the former at 3Oc aud tho latter at &C per gallon
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-30

A Bill to provide for instruction in Modern Lam
guages in the College Of Charleston came up for
it's second reading.
Alderman RAvENEL moved that the consideraS
ton Of the same be postponed to future meeting.
Concurred in.
The communication from the Board Of Fire Mas
ters, asking for authority to continue the work OF
placing posts at the the Fire Wells, and which was
laid over at the last meeting, came up, and wss
granted.
The offer of MIR. JOHN L. BRANoH, which was laid
over for consideration at the last regular meeting,
came up, and was declined.
Alderman EARLE then moved that the City En-
gineer be instructed to make survey and plat OF
the northeastern portion Of the city. Concurred
in.
Alderman RAvENE1 offered the following reso-
luton, which was adopted:
Resolued, That certificates Of indebt edness be
issued for the interest the city stock and bonds
due first of April next, payable to the holders OF
stock or bonds, or bearer, the Same to carry In
terest ut the rate Of six per cent per annum, and
to be receivable for all taxes and other dues to the
city-said certificates 10 be signed by the City
Treasurer or his assistant, and countersigned by
the Mayor, with the seal of the corporation affixed
thereto.
.djourned. W. b. SMITH,
Clerk of Council.