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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-09

FRIDAY, March 8, 1867.-The House
was called to order at nine o'clock, acting
Speaker Mulloy in the chair.
Senate bill incorporating the French
Broad and cambridge railroad was taken
up on its third reading.
Mr.. Waters offered an amendment incor-
porating the Gallatin and Lebanon Rail-
road Company. Adopted.
Mr.. Mullins offered an amendment in
cooperating the Shelbyville, Fayetteville
and Huntsville RailroadCompany. Adopted
Mr.. Richards offered an amendment IN
cooperating the Clarksville and Corinth
Grand Trunk Railroad Company. Adopted.
The bill as amended passed third reading
A few Senate incorporation bills were
passed on third reading, after which the
House took recess until two o'clock.
AETupNcOON- Cr7ccToNr
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for soldiers and saiIers

WASHINGTON, March S.-The late Con-
gress, while making appropriation for sala-
ries of the metropolitan police, provided
that hereafter no person shall be appointed
as policeman or watchmm who has not
served in the army or navy of the United
States, and received an honorable dis
charge.
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Tho Tariff

WASHINGTON, March 8.-The Speaker
of the House having intimated that the
appointments of tariff committee would
really usurp the functions of the Committee
of Ways and Means, it is probable the
movement for sIlch committee will be
abandoned The extreme tariff advocates
refuse to consent to any proposition of this
kind unless they can control it.
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THE SCHOOL FIND
STATE NEWS.


From the MUrfreesborO Monitor, 9th.
THE UTILITY's" DONATION TO THE
DAVIS ToMBoLA.-We were shown yester-
day beautifully finished chest, manufac-
tured at the Utility Works, of cedar taken
from the battlefield of Murfreesboro,
which is intended as a contribution to the
tombola gotten up by the ladies of Cclum-
bus, Ga, for the relief of Mr. Davis family.
The chest will be forwarded as soon as
railroad communication is opened to the
South of us.
- Our County Court during its session
this week has been besieged by several dis
consolate Dinah's,
Black as the badge of hell,
The hue OF dungeons and the cowl of night"
who preferred charges of bastardy against
their sooty "lovyers." Many of the newly
made voters regard with ill-concealed dis
gust this phase of the law, and evidently
prefer the irresponsible condition of their
former state. They do not relish the idea
of providing for their "pickaninnies"
- There was a company of cavalry paid
us flying visit last Saturday. They were
sent up to arrest the Aliens, who committed
the assault on Mr. Wilson near this city.
No arrests Of the parties were made that we
could hear of they having taken leg bail
some time before their arrival.
- The recruiting of colored sustainers
to uphold the Brownlow dynasty has be-
gun. We learn that sub-agency has been
started at the bureau in this city, for re-
crniting purposes.
- The Radicals held meeting at Muir
f~aaa knr, Mpu1ovr lot ,n1 81
VIM. Spence for the Senate and w. T.
Elliott for the House of Representatives
in the State Legislature.
The Franklin Rerle,r comes out strongly
for a Conservative State Convention to
nominate a candidate in opposition to
Brownlow, and recommends the lst Of
April as the time and Nashville as the
place for its assembling.
From the Pulaski Citizen, sth.
The MILITIA. - We have heard the
question asked repeatedly, who is te be
Captain Of the militia in this county
Several names have been mentioned, and
the report in circulation that Mr.. Malone
has been commissioned TO raise q company.
That gentleman informs us that the report
i, altogether without foundation. The po-
SltlbU llaa uuA uttu ltflttT6u MN, nor WOtiu
he accept it under any circumstances.
LOGGED IN JAU.-Three negroes, one
named Gus. Butler, and Field Ballentine,
and youth whose name We did not learn,
were arrested in the country Wednesday
evening and lodged in jail, being found in
possession Of goods that were stoolen from
the grIE-shop Of Davy Speer and a black
smithshop in town last Sunday night But
Ter was playing pretty steep game. He
stole his own gun, which was left in the
shop for repairs, and returning next day
required Mr.. Speer To give him his due bill
for the value OF the gun. Many articles Of
value including guns, valuable Tools a new
side-saddle, a keg Of tar, etc, were found st
their retreat and recovered.
The people of Bedford county have
formed a Southern Relief Association
Colonel Lewis Tillman, President and
Sam. H. Whitthorne, Secretary. Relief
COMMITTEES are appointed in each civil dis
trict, and an Executive Committee for the
country.
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Our Manufacturing and Dos
mestie Interests.

We shall constantly admonish the Southern
people 70 be self-reliant, and shall do what we
may be able to induce the establishment Of
manufactures in our midst for our home pro-
ducts To this end we viii pay special attention
TO the COST and STATISTICS Of manufacturing.
and exert ourselves TO encourage the diversif-
cation Of Southern industries and the develop
ueut OF Southern resources.
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Now IL the Time To Subscribe.

by A CONSOLIDATION OF THE NASH
WILLIE UNION AND AMERICAN and the
DISPATCH. and by the generous and united
support Of the UNIoN kND DisPATcH by the
patrons Of both the former papers. the Proprie-
tors are enabled to present Newspaper hither-
10 unsurpassed in this city or State
IN FULLNESs AND ACCURACY OF
NEWS our paper viii compare favorably with
the best IN the entire country and In saying
this. we only repeat the expressions Of many Of
our patrons who are most capable Of Judging in
urh matters.
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Military Commanders for the south.

WASHINGTON, March S.-Gen. Grant
to-day sent to the President the names of
four distinguished Generals, as commanders
in the Middle Districts in the Southern
States, SchOfeld, Siekles, Sheridan and
Thomas, the fifth has not yet been decided
on. 1t will be either Hancock or Ord.
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Assistant Secretary of the Treasury.

WAsHINGToN, March S.-The vacancy
which will occur on the first of April, by
the resignation of the Assistant Secretary
Of the Treasury, will be filled by the ap-
pointment of Thomas Brown, of Ohio.
Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-03-09

New YORK, March S.-Yesterday pre-
siding Justice Leonard, of the Supreme
Court, decided that United States legal ten
der notes are, in law, money, and as such
are liable to taxation.
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Upon the Subject Of Agriculture

And kindred topics We shall also give an ex-
tensive variety Of valuable and interesting mat
ter-tho best adapted to the farming classes Of
our State. which will. IN a great measure. sup
ply the place Of a mmily agricultural paper.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
NOON DISPATCHES
nMPEACHMNET.
The senate Opposed 10 Impeachment
The Fever Cooling Down.

Ehe EeVer COOftng Down.
WAsHSGToN, March Sat the Sena-
torial caucus last evening the whole snb-
jeet of adjournment, and its relations to
Impeachment, was fully discussed. A sur
prisingly unanimous sentiment was de-
veloped against the impeachment move
ment, and especially against any recess or
adjournment which would bring Congress
back here again in a short time for the ex-
press purpose of considering this question.
The only Senator who spoke unequivocalIy
for impeachment was Mr.. Chandler. As
to adjournment, the very general expires
sion was in favor of remaining in session
only long enough to close up the executive
business, and then adjourning to meet no
sooner than November next. No final ac-
tion was taken. The impeachment fever
which was increased by Wednesday nights
action of the House caucus was last nigh;
ceoled down by the action of the Senate
caucuS
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Decisions of the Supreme
Court.

lu view a the necessities of the legal proies
sion. aud the general public interest attaching
o. the many new questions coming before our
Judicial tTibunalS We will publish all the i'm
portant decisions of the supreme Court. nom
otbcisl sources which may be relied upon as
entirely Trustworthy.
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A GIft Enterprise Suppressed.

NEW York, March S.-The brokers' and
merchants presentation enterprise, Clark,
Webster & Co, bankers and managers, was
taken charge of yesterday by the police,
and thirty-three clerks arrested.
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PLANTERS RANK NOTES.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH AN ACT OF THE
Il Legislature Of Tennessee, passed December
18th. 1866, entitled an act Ito expedite the dis
tributiOp of the effects of Banks, which have or
may make assignments among their creditors, +"
notice IS hereby given to the holders of the notes
of The PLANTERs' BANK OF TENNESSEE to file
them with the undersigned at the Bank in Nash
vile, between now and the lst day of january,
eighteen hundred and sixty nine, QS69,) and re-
ceiVe certificates therefor or they will be forever
barred from any participation in the assets Of
the Bank. I he certificates will be received
AT PAR in payment of debts due the Bank
whether rendered before or after the lsf Of Janu-
airy. 1859. ID. WEAVER. Trustee.
dec25-3m
Memphis Avalanche and Knoxville Whig copy
three months and send bill to Mr. WEAvER
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NO. 80.

l lowing splendid Passenger Packets leaving
Nashville during the season IS follows:
TYRONE, ToE. HARMON, Master, leaves TUES
DAYS az II o'clock n.
NASHVILLE, Willy SMMs, Master leaves Nash
willie THURSDAYS, at Y O'Clock a.
TALlSMAN, Capt. SrRONG leaYes Nashville
SATURDAYS, at u o'clock, X.
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AFTERNOON SESSION.

The bill allowing aliens to vote, after a
residence of one year in the State, on
filing declaration, etc, passed its third
reading-ayes 20, noes l, Senator Fra
zier.)
Also, bill to incorporate the Nashville
Life Insurance Company, with amendments.
A large number of private bills were
passed
The Senate adjourned until o'clock
P. NJ.
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Lots Nos. l3 and IA in Winston's plan in Edge
field, each fronting so feet on East street, and
running back Ill feet.
TERMS.-Credits of six, twelve, eighteen and
twenty-fOur months with interest from day of
sale. Notes required with approved security and
lien retained.
MARI ia NIB. HOWELL, c. &M.
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REDUCTION OF RATES.

We are grati6ed az being able to state that
tho very large increase 10 the number of our
Daily ana Tri- " cckly subscribers euables us 90
reduce the price Of subscription 60 these editions
We DO 70 the more cheerlaliy because the neces-
stiles of the people, in the impoverished coudi
ton Of our stricken section. requires such con
cesslons as can be reasonably made In their in
iorcsts From and after the lea January, there
fore our
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION WILL BE
IN ADVANCE
DAILY V.................... sig 90
TRI-WEEHIY ......-.--..................... 6 90
WEEKLY a...-..-...-. .........-...-.....-. Z 90
Aud for shorter periods al the same rates.
So We earnestly appeal to our friends TO aid
cxteuding oar circulation; and IN thereby IN
easing our means Of uscfuluess A COPY Of the
Per will be sent gTatuitously 20 any one send
ten subscribers 10 eitherof the editions.
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Mary A. Ragsdale vs.. f. G. Pearl and dothers.

. TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THB
i Chancery Court at Nashville in this cause
| will sell at the Courthouse at Nashville. on
Saturday, March 23rd, 1867.
Six lots or tracts Of land Of the subdivision of
the Ragsdale Lands, about six miles from Nash
vile, on the Gallatin turnpike. and Of the fol-
lowing dimensions and character:
Lot No. l, containing Is acres and having
upon it the mansion house in which B. III Rags
dale formerly resided.
Lots Nos. 8 and 3, each containing Is acres,
all cleared. These three lots front 291A poles on
the Gallatin turnpike and run back an average
depth of 63% poles. The Louisville and Nash
vile TailroBd runs across them-nearly parallel
with the turnpike elF..
Lot No. 5. in the rear Of these and separated
from them by Lot No. T. (which is not Sold and
containing Is acres. all cleared.
Lots Nos and Z. each containing II acres. good
wood and grass land. These three lots front
each about 80 poles on the lane North OF the
property. and run back about 90pOles
TEKMS.-Credits Of six and twelve months.
Notes required with approved security and lien
retained; Sale free from redemRtion
mar "a NJ. .. nov ELI, =. a N.
Jno. ID. James vs. r. L. Bingham andothers.
IN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
L Chaneery Court at Nashville. in thus cause.
I will sell at the CoUrthouse. at Nashville, on
Saturday, March o3d, 1867,
a Lot on the East side Of Sammsr street in
South Nashville, fronting 559z feet. and running
l7s feet 10 al alley, adjoining the lot formerly
owned BY the Union Bank.
TERMS.-Credits of six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest from day Of sale Note
required with approved security and lien
retained Sale free from redemption.
MARI ID NJ. Z. HOWELL. Z. VI.
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/ SeAGaAes
FRIDAY, March S.-Twenty-one Sena
tors present. The Committee of Confer.
ence on the revenue bill reported the fol
lowing amendment on the merchants tax
On all merchandise purchased for sale
by merchants, tax of one per cent. shall
be assessed on its invoice cost, at the place
where purchased, unless the tax on the
same has once before been paid to The State,
in which event no additional tax shall be
paid. The act to take effect from and after
its passage.
The amendment was discussed by Messrs.
Spence, Muse, Trimble, Senter and Bosom.
Mr.. Senter moved to lay the report of the
committee on the table The motion was
. lost
Mr.. Trlmble moved a concurrence in the
report, which was carried by the following
vote:
hyes.-Mesars. Bosom, Frazier, Hall,
johnson, Muse, Mckinney, Mcfarland,
Nelson, Powell, Patterson, Smith, Trim
bic, Thompson, Robinson, and Speaker Fri
erson-15.
Noes-Messrs. AIdridge, Cate, Keith,
McElwee, Senter, Spence-6
The bill to provide for a new registra-
ton of Davidson county, passed its first
readine
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Mr.. Jarvis presented protest against
the passage Of the military bill, declaring
it manifestly unconstitutional, signed by
the following members:
Messrs. G.. W. Oyerstreet, T. A. Laugh
miller S. S. Warren, f. Simmerly, Dan.
Able, John Lellyett, Peter Pearson, Henry
Briggs, james Jones, j. T. Street, L. Nj.
Jarvis, J. r. Shuts, S. L. Colville, John
S. Brien, Harvey Brown, L. NJ. Sharpe,
j. F. Moore, d. w. Coleman, James Parks
THE SCHOOL FUND.
Mr.. Sheppard oferd a resolution in lieu
of all on the same subject, authorizing the
Governor and Comptroller to invest the
school fund received from the First Ma
tienal Bank of Memphis, and what yet to
be received, in United States 7-30 bonds.
Adopted on a suspension of the rules by
ayes SO, noes f.
Adjourned until tomorrow morning at
9 o'clock.
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Ma SHV
WROUGHT-IRON aud STEEL PI
CORN SHELTERS.
IL No
HORSE POWERS,

HORSE POWERS,
STRAW CUTTERS,
Hollow-Ware of all descriptions, such as Ket-
ties, Pots. Ovens, Skillets, etc All kinds OF
CEDAR WARE, manufactured by the NEST
improved machinery and Iron-b0und
Buckets, Pals, Tubs. Churns, Water Cans.
Tanks, and Cedar Chests Of all sizes
Having the latest improved Machinery, and
unequalled facilities. we are enabled to furnish
everything In our line at lower rates than any
manufacturers in Northern, Eastern or Western
cities. Every article warranted.
HYATT, BRIGGS a MOORE
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sIOO 10 s95O per Month

SIOO TO $3.50 per Month.
WANTED, AGENTS EVERYWHERE
w Male and Female to sell the Genuine
Improved Common Sense Family Sew
ing Machine. Price only SIS. This Machine
will stitch. hem, fell. tuck, bind, quilt, braid and
embrOider. The cloth cannot be pulled apart
even after every second stitch is cut. Every ma
chine warranted three years. Send for circulars
BLISS 4 MCEATHR0N,
Manufacturers Southern Agents
dec5-3m I,ouisVfIIe X
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SATURDAY, March a9rd. Iss7.
Ahner Turner vs.. i. D. Richards and others.
Saturday, March card, Is67.

TN PURSUANCE OF DECREE OF THE
i Chancery Court at Nashville, in above named
cause. will sell at the Courthouse, at Nashville
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TENNESSEE LEGISLATURE.

MnLIaAE, Judge.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-03
Corrltlsx PAnfY ct Andreos' Park "a
n,ght-be sure aud 60.

Coat OlL.-ln view Of the conetaatly re.
curing accidents from the explosion Of coal
oil lamps, BY which life - well - property
Il destroyed, stringent legislation to secure
the pcrity and hsrmleesnsss Of the oil 10 de
mauded. The uee Of coal oil has almost en-.
tirely superssded lard oil and candles, for
household purposes. Its eheapaess, - veil
- the better quality Of the light secured, re.
commend Il to general use. while the large
ard constantly increasing numbes Of casual
ties demeud more care in its preparation. -
Pure coal oil, properly prepared for burning
in lamps, 10 non-explesive and harmless -
lard oil; but the greater part Of The oil now
in use is almost ~ inAammable - camphine.
and dangerous - gunpowder. Lsmps fire.
quently explode Of their own velitioa. when
the oil is low. scattering death aud destrue-
tion on every hand. A lamp carelessly over.
turned and broken fills ~hole room With
flame. ceaaunieaAiag itself 10 ~ clothing
Of the female members Of the family, and
psodseiag horrible suffering. faot death. A
few days sincs geatlsaan liviae IN thts city
exploded . Lamp while lighting his cigar .,
the chimney, being horribly frightened end
slishtly burned thereby. Until there ID
some restrietioa placed On she pssparatiea d
coal oil fos the market, consumers would d.
veil 70 tsst the quality Of the oil they ~,
before sisking their lives By putting Il ia
the lamps. Pour . .msll quantity Of ths
flu,d in . shallow dish, aud tes. il with
flame. fit flashes like gunpowder, the in.
fsreuce u fair that its use will not y fount
healthy in cass the lamp shsuld b accident
allr A.nl..n -hila Il Il haaeniaa
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DAVENPORT, IOWA. THURSDAY, JANUARY 3. 1867

The Boston Evning Commercial has sus.
pended i,s daily edition. Il viii appear
weekly.
The will Of Mrs. Sarah Lewis, 4 Cincin-
matt, deceased, gives various charities and
colleges $4,000.
John Browns cabin, occupied BY him
whoa . sqnatter, 10 to BE- sent to the Paris
Exposition.
A bill for British Anerican confederation
has been agreed upon, and vill b presented
to ths British Parliament.
A FIRE at Cleveland. Ohio, on Monday,
burned the glassware house Of N. o. Fans
los loss 100000.
There vas an unsuccessful conspiracy 70
revolt among the coovicts in the Illinois
State Psnitentiasy yesterday.
A Revenue Collector named Brown, was
shst and robbed VI &l5.oOO It Duvalrs
BluG. Ark, on Saturday. He will probably
die.
Zachariah Lewis, one Of tie men who
cleared the site { Rochester, N. ", died
in the adjoining town Of Brighton,on Christ
mas, aged 7d years.
Two boxes, each containing two dead
bodies. directed to an address ., Brunswick,
Me /, were discovered At Boston on Monday.
The murders remain mystery.
+. l.. Pitts, Republican, was elected
Speaker Of the New York Legislasprc, and
Luther Caldwell, Republican. Clerk Of ths
Assembly. A resolution was offered in the
Senate to ra;ify the Constitutional Amend.
mont
Th- Legislatures Of New York, Pennsyl.
vAnia. Maine, Massachusetts,, Maryland.
Delaware, Indiana, and Michigan met ycs.
terday. The Legislature Of Illinois will meet
next Tuesday, and that Of Wisconsin nsxt
Wednesday. The Iowa Legislature has 10
session this year.
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4 Gre u Sterling. Ill.. on Sunday. d.
stroyed $4,000 worth Of property.
E. W. Fox, has been elected Presideat ol
the Sc. Louis Board Of Trade.
A fire ct Richmond 1ndians, on Tuesday,
Destroyed 310o, 900 worth Of property.
Gen. 0raat hes orlssed the llth and 2Oth
regiments 70 NJ NOV 81 from Rich0ond, VI
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The following oaIlS f0f removing ouisences
= (hogs. dogs, cats, etc. j - were rsfsrred
TO the fiuaaee Coomittee asd City Marshal
-ons in fAvsr Of James Houg ghton, for Sc 90.
and one in favor Of John Tsmpleton, for
t15OO.
The bill Of Kniphellsr Of $53.25, for rs>
paie;ng street tsols, Was referred TO the
Street Committee to report st next meeting.
Bill u favor Of James Coulthart, Of 3l52,
was referred to Aldermen Seymour, Davis
and rrixxell. q Special Committee.
Bill Of ID. II. Severance, Of $685. for po-
lice fecs, was refesrsd to the City Attorney.
Bill OF Health Inspector, Of $0.76, for CON-
plaint book, vas referred 10 the Finance
Conmittee.
AID. Coulthart offered the following reso-
lutson:
R<solsed, That the City Clerk issue .
city order for 5000 70 John Mulcrone ( Co.,
on account Of contract for quarrying rock
in the city quarry.
Referred 10 Street Conmittee.
Aid. Coulthart offered the following ieso-
luton:
Rrselcsd, That the City Clerk issue city
order for 32O to Christian Schroeder, in &C
count Of contract for dressing crossing rock
in city quarry.
Referred TO Street Committee.
Aid. Andressen moved that the bill OF
the Gas Co, Of $371.l0 be paid, and that
the Gas Committee be Instructed to make
arrangements with the Gas Co. to present
their bills hereafter TO the Gas Committe, At
least two weeks prior to meetingsof Of Council
for examination.
Carried.
James Coulthart filed the proper ahldavlt
setting forth his reasons for absence from
City Council on last and other meetings.
Aid. Mcneil offered the following resolu.
tions:
Resolr<d. That an alley - petitioned for
By I. W. Harrison and others, commencing
q point ten feet south Of the northeast cor.
ner Of out lot 81 Of LeClaire's Addition 70
ths City OF Davenport, in centre Of Rock
island street extended thence west eighty
Ave fest. and twenty five feet vide, be and
Is hereby ordered laid out, and the Clerk 10
directed 70 record TIE same together with
the plat made by Wm. p. Campbell, County
Surveyor. showing the proposed improve :
ments and the real estate required to be Ia
ken therefor. and
Resolred, That ootice OF the intention Of
the City 10 take the real estate proposed TO
be taken for said alley, be given to Thomas
Russell and Martin Downs. owners Of said
real estate, by publication in the corpora
ton paper for at least ten days.
Which were severally adopted.
Aid. Mcneil presented . written order
from the Mayor 70 VIM. Pool. Masshai, di.
recting him to deliver to D. II. Severance,
Chief Of Police, pistol in his possession,
which matter wss refcned to . special CON-
mittee Of Aids. Mcneil, Andressen and Da.
vie.
On motion the Council adjourned.
ID. B. NAsH, City Clerk.