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.P.H.suERrpAxs FAMrLY.-The Sheridans

=. II. SHERIDANs FAMILY.-rhe Sheridnns
arc Catholics-most Of them, at any rnte.
Mary is Catholic, but her husband is a Pro-
tcs,ant. A large majority of the Catholics
about Somersot-and ofthe entire county,
in iact-opposed the war bitterly from first
to last. Only small number, compare
lively, cspoused the cause Of the Union, but
they did so with bOldness and determine
ton. But rs Phil Sheridan rose higher and
higher in the estimation of the loyal people,
his relatives were subjected to many annoy.
ances and prosecutions at the hands Of the
violent anti-war Catholics. An incident
here is worth relating: On one Of The Gen.
erals visits home large social party was
made, TO which he was invited and went.
The company was composed principally
ofopponents Of the war but 1t was mere
social party. and all was going well. a
disciple of Esculapius present, ind talking
to Phil. INDUCED IN some outlandish abuse
of Gen. Rosecrans. The veins Of Pills
neck Immediately stood out about two inch
Is, and he stopped over in few strong
words that cleared tho atmosphere of the
room amazingly. A leading copperhead
who wns present said that he would not
have had It occur for $50
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The Saco Democrat says, 1.-THE South
claimed the right TO secede, with other
reasons, because the constitution did not
prohibit il: and therefore u iras a reserved
right" II would seem to be rather late IN
the day for the copperheads to take the
ground, Us the Saco paper has, that seces.
sion was right enjoyed by any State not
that such u course on the part ofour cotem-
porary is inconsistent with its record, but
we supposed that the question had been
settled somewhat decisively, and by court
from which there is no appeal.
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The present epidemic among ioo'isn
vou,v men srems TO be base ball on the
brain. No city or large village seems to
be properly supplied that has not 4base
ball club" I, is an interesting and excit.
ing sport, but should be prohibited by n
due regard to health its exercise is OF the
mos, violent kind, and often leads to fatal
results. Blu, the expense attending the fe-
yer of "champion match games is enor-
nous, considering the advantages gained
and the pinched pockets ofthe players, the
members generally being young men whose
labor ought to en,itle them to something
more substantial than the "glory of the
thing" P.S. A New York b. b. comPa-
ny have elected A. J. honorary member,
he in turn thanking them for the honor
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State Of Maine.

State OF M0tues
YORK, IS To SsAoias Wakefield, Of hs cifv Of
BIffsIsrd, IN SAID Cosnfy Of York, sasErIsot
IN compliance with the foregoing application.
/ made 10 me. you are hereby directed 10 notify
tho owners Of the Pree Baptist meeting house, st
uats on Jefferson street, In the cry q bhdefort,
and the owners Of the psws therein. 70 meet at
s,id meeting house on saturday, the tuenty.hrst
day Of September NEXT at " o'ciock In the amer
noon, for the purpose OF Incorporating themselves
aocoriips TO law and you vii notify tho owners
Of said meeting house, and VI the pews therein To
meet at the time. place, and br the purpose above
indicated, by posting M q certified oopy OF this
Warrant on the principal outer door OF sald meet
ing house. and In the Post 0foe, IL beiux public
and conspicuous place In aid Bidcefbrd, three
weeks prior 10 said meeting. and also By causing
said copy TO DO Published. prior % SAID meeting.
three weeks successively in the uSIos AND JoUE-
sAi- Newspaper Published In said Biddsf6rd, In
said County % York and have you this Warrant
al the time, place, and Cor the purpose Aforesaid,
with your doings therein.
Given under my hand at aid Biddcford, this
twenty eighth day Of August A. ID. 1861.
HENRY q. DEAN,
Justice Of the Peace.
Pursuant 20 the foregoing Warrant, 10 me direct
ed, 1 hereby notify said persons 10 meet nj tho
time and place and for the purpose aforesaid.
NICHOLAS WAKEFIELD.
Atrue copy. stts,t NICHOLAS WAKEFIELD.
Dated at Diddeford, this 29th day Of August, A.
ID. 1857. sWo
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We are upon important days, and many
prominent aud sagacious men believe that
the country is in serious danger Of anarchy
through the efforts of Johnson, the Had OF
our woes. Men in whom the people trust
and in whom great responsibilities have been
coniided by them, are removed in violation
oflaw by the lawless adventurer who ex-
ercises the power Oft Chief Mugistracy,
in order that he may replace such officers
by supple tools of his own through whom
he can work for the subversion Of our liber-
ties. We arc not an alarmist. We are al-
ways disposed to look to the probabilities
OF safety rather than danger. But IL John
son has deep laid design to seize the gov
eminent, and dispense Congress ut the point
Of the bayonet, he would act precisely in
the manner he is now acting. He must Of
necessity get rid of officers who stand in
his way he must supplant them with those
who viii do his bidding. Is our confidence,
the trust OF the people, in him so great
that we cannot believe him capable Of any
evil' Was the coup detat OF Louis Napo-
leon heralded before he seized the Legisla.
tif and proclaimed himself Emperor Does
the lightning give warning before it strikes
DO murdcrers declare themselves as such
before their crime' We who understand
the strength of our institutions, may In n
measure feel assured that in our govern
ment such things cannot happen but they
canno, happen only when the people are
aroused to their rights and thunder them at
the ballot box. Are We in Maine to DO the
first to forget this lesson?
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PITTSBURGH, September J, 1866.

PITTSBURGH, September J. 1866.
Ms,us. Ro,fefir 4 SnitA,
Pitf'burgA, Pa.
GENTS think am only doing the part ola
good citizen when testify to the great benefits
received by me rom the use ofyour Stomach Bit
tiers during the last hrc year. sOiOurning for
time In the oil regions, In 1851, Thai severe BILL
lous attack, which, in connection with dyspepsia:
left me in very weak condition. l uas niyisei
TO try your Bittsr., and, having pIocuret bottle
found that they worked like charm upon the,
eight pounds having been added TO my weight IN
the space OF week, and life seemed to have
been Infused into my system, 50 much 80. that
have been induced to use them every summer since
time. As q tonic, think they are Invaluable.
This summer. having had similar attack, (and
as before. much rodneed) although under tho
treatment OF an A No. physician, ] was again
obliged 10 have recourse 10 the old Bhters, ani
with the saiue good result, having gained ak
pounds within few days. i purchased n hall
dozen bottles few weeks since, and purpose To
use them regularly ms tonic.
Wishing you every success, remain
Yours, gratefully.
im3o WILLIAM MILLER.
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REMOVAL OF SEcRErARr McCULLocH.-
The Washington Star says the pressure
against Mr.. McCulloch comes solely from
powerful lobby made up almost entirely
of'Now Workers. who demand his removal
for the ostensible reason that he has kept
Radicals in office. This is the charge made
by Mr.. Cisco and his party. The bank note
companies make their fight against him Oh
other allegations, but all have tho same
common animus-the desire to get rid of
an official who stands in the way Of their
interesting schemes We cannot hear that
they have madc any great head way in
their crusade against Mr.. McCulloch, either
with the President or the public. The New
York papers, we see, quite without regard
to politics, take sides with the Secretary.
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SCROFULA.

The Rry. dEo SroRRs % brooklyn New York.
says In the Bible EIsminer, by way OF analogy
for publishing medical certificate In this Maga.
Iine Of the cure OF hts only son, OF Scrofus after
dissolution appeared Inevitable" I'VE .Publish
this statement. not ier pay, but In gratitude to
tiod who has thus answered prayer. and In justice
In the Iodine Water treatment, which the readers
OF this Magazine will thank Its Editor for bring
Ing 10 their notice"
Circulars free.
Dr, n. Anders' Iodine Water Is for sale by J. u.
DINSMORE, proprietor. 36 Dey st., n. Y. and by
all Druggists. 1fWD
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SHERIDAN's LErrER.-The following let.
ter from Gen. Sheridan has been reed. by
Gen. Grant.
Tho State OF Louisiana Is registered in accord.
ance with tho act Of Congress, dated March 2 1861
and the bills supplementary thereto.
Tho poll books arc nearly made out, and the
commissioners Of election In each polling precinct
appointed. ,,-,,,.
ever one hundred and twenty thousand.
The State will In all probability como In ~
Union state
In accomplishing this registration. have had no
opposition from the masses OF the people-on the
contrary much assistance and encouragement
but from the public press, end especially that OF
New Orleans, and from of1ce-holders and Office
seekers disfranchised, have met with bitterness
and opposition. The greatest embarrassment with
which have TO contend. was the constant rumors
Of my removal, published nearly every day In the
papers OF this city. IL was . serious enbarrass.
ment, as II was breaking down the confidence OF
the people in my acts but Notwithstanding this
We worked patiently and industriously, having In
Wow only Justice the rights OF the people and the
law In its spirit. have. rs have heretofore stat
cd 10 you, permitted no political influence or pot-
ical machinery to help or influence me In this
work. Receiving tho law as an order, 1t was SO
executed
regret that have to make the charge against
Brigadier. General l.. H. Rousseau, u b. A., or Wis
itng my command recently. and without exhibit.
ing any authority, interfering with my duties and
sugges' ~ my removal. ... '.
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The New York Times gives Prsidcn

The New York Time, gives President
johnson some excellent advice which he
would do well to heed. II says: r.
Our advice to tho President would DO rs
far as possible removed from that OF the
Blair intriguers. We would suggest to Mr..
Johnson that his discomfort and trouble arc
in large degree the product Of his own
folly, and thai his sole chance Of peace hes
in turning a deaf ear to the Democratic
mischiet.makcrs who surround him. We
would hint to him that though he can no
moro hope to regain the confidence Of the
Union Party or the respect Of the country,
he may manage TO avoid further difficulties
BY simple aequicsenee In the decision Of
Congress. And we would advise him to
retain in places Of trust. Unionists like
Stanton and Sheridan, and to cease that
kicking against tho pricks, which has
brough, upon him his present tribulaf'ons.
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MASON 4 HAsLIS CABINET 0RsAss-It 10 Eery
seldom that any business furnishes 90 good an OF.
ample OF true entsrprso 80 the manufacture OF
the above celebrated Instruments, conducted by
Messrs. Mason d lIamlin, of Boston, Mass. IL
seems hut - yesterday that the msntion Of q reed
Instrument suggested naught but snarhnE hne
tooth comb music, and yet such Q vast Improve
msnt he's been made that the quality Of tone Ia
n our musical readers will personally sIsnine IL.
they will agree with US. that the Cabinet Organ
will fully bear out oil that 10 id OF it-LosnriHs
journal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A Cssd.-Biad.fsrd, Asg. -, 1907. hv. re-
ovcd this morning nom the "PhonlI Insurance Co.. Of
Brs0kiyn, New YOrk, through Its Agents In this city,
sight dran In Payment r calm upon sail Co, under my
policy Issued by RUFUS suar 500, sni desr 10 ca
press my thanks 10 the % and fs Agents In bringing
about 4 speedy settlement And Win Aid tflst NY socs
10 undergtsnE tbooueh repair and shah spoo have
fuil supply d ne~ goods and Invite my oil friends AMI
Customers to eoatinoe. EBEN BCENIlAM.
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To Horny q. Dean, Esquire, ono or
tho Justices OF tho Peace In and for tho
County OF York:
THE undersigned, being more than three Of the
L owners Of the Free baptist meeting house, sit-
nate on jefferson street. In the city OF Biddeiori,
in said Coabty of York, and of the pews In tho
same, apply 70 you. aid Justice. and request you
10 issue your warrant To the undersigned, SichO-
las Wakefield, directing him % notify the owners
OF said meeting house, and the owners OF the pews
therein, 10 meet at said house on the twenty first
day OF September next, at ~ o'clock In the afler-
noon, for The, purpose Of incorporating themselves
according 10 law. -
NICHOLAS WAKEFIELD,
DANIEL J. NEEDS,
HORACE SMITH,
SAMUEL y. TlBBETT&.
y. PARCHER.
Dated 81 Biddeford. this 18th day Of Au.ust, A.
ID. 1867.
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The copperheads of this county on
Tuesday nominated for their ticket. J. NJ
Burbank of Saco, Moses Morrow Of Acton
and Nathan Neal of North Berwick. Sena.
tors; Hamden Fairfield Of Kennebunkport
Clerk Of Courts Horace Parker Of Eliot
Commissioner ; Benjamin Levitt Of Water.
boro. Treasurer C. b. Aver Of Cornish
Attorney Samuel Trip Of Alfred, Register
of Deeds.
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The Argus states that the Eastern rail
road is carrying more passengers than any
other line running out of Boston, aud adds
that it is because its conductors arc gentle,
manly baehsNGOrs. That is a neat compli'
ment to our friend George but perhaps
the fact that the road has scotia Press
Prescott) ofits own, has considerable 10 dc
with its prosperity.
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Thurlow Weed is getting smoked out
among tho copperhcads, and has conclud.
ed tina, he would have done better to have
kept in the wagon. He wishes to be re.
ceiyed back into the fellowship of the Re-
publican party. That weed has gone to
seed
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1t is scmi-ofiicially announced that the
President has no intention Of making any
wholesale removals Of other District Com.
manders. as suggested in some quarters
80 far rs Gems. Schofield and Ord arc con.
cemed, there Is positively no such purpose,
nor is il at all likely that Gen. Pope will be
disturbed unless he shall hereafter commit
some act which Mr.. Johnson deems fa.
grnntly wrong. As to Gen. Sicklcs, there
Is strong probability Of his being relieved,
because OF his resistance in enforcing his
order No. 10 as against the process Of Chief
Justice Chase. ..,...r,... .
P.S. Later news do not confirm the
ahoye
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The Washington administration journals
now 60 50 far as to indicate who is to sue
coed Gen. Howard and take charge Of the
Frecdmen's Bureau. The happy man is
Col. Gordon Granger. The Boston .adrer-
tisr's dispatch says,hat this officer has been
loafng about Washington ever since the
Cleveland Convention, doing the Presidents
work. Gen Gmnt has tried several times to
have him sent to his regiment, but the Pres
idcnt has cnch time countermanded tho Or
der.
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Yellow Jack seems to be in Johnson s way
in New Orleans and Gen. Thomas is too
sick to take command in such a sickly
city. However, A. J. hates Sheridan so
much that he has ordered him to turn over
his command to the next highest officer.
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Tho Republicans Of this city arc requested to
meet in Triumph Engine Hall, on Friday Evening,
Sept g. at a o'clock, for the purpose OF nominal
Ing two candidates Tor Representatives 70 the next
Legislature. PsR ORDER Oirf 'oh'
DlddefOrd, Aug. -, 1851.
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Republican Caucus.

The Republicans q saeo requested to meet at City
Ill., cn wednesday, scPt lih, at oelosk In the amer
poon, to nomlnate n candidate br Representative, The
poll, TO be ksPt open tll ~ Oeloss. 90.
PER ORpGR cTrr Con-.
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Hon. Hannibal IIalnlin, in speech at
Bangor, said there was no hour during the
war of the rebellion when there was great
or responsibility placed upon us than rests
upon us to-day. We arc not out OF our
trials nor our dangers. rr. ...-. .a nd. Q
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A daughter, twenty three years Of age,
Of Mr.. Merritt, Supt of,he Boston g. Maine
r. r., has committed suicide while labor.
ing under temporary insanity.
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No o,lse will be taken, at this Office, OF anony.
nous communications. Tho name and address Of
the writer must be given, not for PsSiesfisn, but
rs q warranty OF his good Aith.
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MARRIED..

In thi. city, Aug. - ny Rev. J. Stevens, Mr. joshua
De-ring, of Wakefield, n. H. and Miss Almn l. DVhn,
of this city.
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ITCH, ITCH, ITCH.

. Orht TO . 5CrHtCh, = q rHt q II
In IRON 10 TO q hours
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Dvhsdfors Ointment cures Tsffu.
Uh,af0ns Ointment cures Barbtrs HSA.
WA.atoHt Oinfmssf cures Oii Sores.
yAsafonI 0iRtm,nf cures Ersry kind
Of Hupsor iiis Hsgie.
Price 20 cts. q boI , by mail. 90 cts. Address
WEEKS a POTTER No. l70 Washington street,
Boston, Mass. For sale by all drugsists,
Boston, Aug a, 1867. spiyB
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UNSOLICITED TESTIMONY.
rom ASpRKv ARCHER, ESQ. q Fairfield, Ne.

"About eight years since, my son, Henry a.
Archer nsu Postmaster nj Fairfield. Somerset
County, Maine WAS attacked with splitting Of blood,
cough. weakness Of Lun -, and general debility,
have A ssErrLED CossuMPrIoS" lie was under .
medical treatment for number OF months, but
received no benefit from IT, At length, FROM tho
solicitation OF himself and others, WAS iDiuced
10 purchase srs bottle Of wisTAR-S BALsAM or
WILD CHERRY. which benefited him 90 much
obtained another bottle, which In short time re-,
stored him 70 his usual state VI health. j think
can safely recommend this remedy 10 Others In
like condition Tor 10 i think. all 10 puIpOrts To
be-TuB GREAT Lusa REsEDr goR TIE Tisks'
Tho above statement, gentlemen, IL my rsh.fd-
~ Offering 70 yoa In favor Of your BAlsam, ana u
Prepared BY SETH W. fowLE& SON, ~ Tire
mont Street, Boston, and fOr sale by Druggists
generally.
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N Otice.

n O tice.
THE Copartnership heretofore existing between
! u.s. under the name Of q Y. Coed Co., Is thIs
day dissolved by mutual consent
O. y. coon,
WM. II. MURCIi.
Aug. q, 1857. Jw35
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"Jeems Bookannon" is said to be lying
at the point Of death. H
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BIDDEToRD, Me-, AUGUST 80. 1867.

OFFICIAL PAPER Fos sAssRvPrcr FoR YORK CO.
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Public Meetings.
Caucus Notice.

VIII address the citizens q sacO...........sept
- West Buxton. Sept O. (P. ny
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Your obedient servant,

General U. s. A., and Secretary OF War,
ad interim"
'This letter is not published.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-05-07

At late hour Sunday night while - ofncsr Of The
rourtssnth precinct patrolling bis post between
Spring and Grand streets Broadway he noticed two
wakng up and down the latter shoroughfsrs With
out seeming to be bent going % any csran plaza
he watched them closely for some time. whom They,
polcemans oiciaf scrutiny, turned down Prince street
and disappeared from view. The ocer tried his doors
early honr yesterday morning The o6aceT who
relieved the ono who had soon the suspicious d..
covered that the store No. $40 Broadway which h
pied by the importing nrm Of Marshall, johnson 3 Co..
had been forcbly entered BY burrlsra Who had suc-
ceeded In carrying on large quantity Of ribbons an4
vslvsts On being Informed or the robbery the pro-
prietors made thorough examination Of their stock,
and found that goods 70 the value Of $4,000 bod besn
taken away by tho thievea The detectives are - work
on the case
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MUNICIPAL AFFAIRS.
eoARu of ALDERMEN.

The Excise Law In shc BoaPd-The Corpora
ties Counsel 70 Report Upon 1.-THE Tax
Levy, &c.
Tho Board Of Aldermen met yesterday afternoon,
Alderman Loew presiding.
rHs LICENSE QUESTION
Alderman Low presented the following preamble
and resolution, whia was adopted
Whereas the ancient charter Of the city OF New York
emphatic in granting the Corporation authorities by
@ IL q ws d ssi r
re ne s .,o and s y and MI unto
New ssh AND their cir .accss,C.: forever
unas pes is Se : :sS city e ii
Of Keep s z INN sn
vctualne house and 70 sell wne brandy rum. strong
& e. n .a or s Ssss 2. pss
s sso nsrsof , y rss Nr the small and
As SS e.
cessors forever without any account thereof 70 Be rendered.
whaisosysr ana whereas he city has not volan-
Gry surrendered the power given aforesaid yet
By q sa city, ana Os
s ssoIld b. sppsd V hs public use, q
Of tazaou now borne by the people Of The cy be
Resolved Tina. the courss 70 the Corporation and he
the and q 'ls p s VET %
exercise IL together with such facts suggesons opinions
ss e e. Il;
o. q & Srsr IL =
Of the State.
THE TAI LEVY.
o the y az levy came sP among the papers from the
the Board concur IN IL - amended BY the Councilmen
After . long discussion the motion was lost
motion 70 appoint Conference Committee to
then offered and adopted after which the Board ad-
journed I'LL Thursday next at two II n
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The BoaEd Of Aldermen held na regular weekly meet
Ing yesterday afternoon, Alderman Fisher in the chair
communication was received from Rodgsr Clancy,
oering 70 remove the twill and garbage from within the
city limits In such manner may b determined BY the
Board Of Health was referred 70 the special commit.
Tee appointed o. the lass meeting 70 consider the subject
The Finance Committee reported adversely 70 the
petition 70 erect market for public accommodation In
South Brooklyn until such time the Joint boards Of
Aldermen and Supervisors raise funds therefor
The Commitee on Opening Streets reported favorAbly
in the matter OF opening North Fourth street TO the East
river North Fth street 70 the East river Madison street
20 Myrtle avenoe, and Ralph avenue from Fulton 70
the contract for cleaning the Streets cf the sixth
ward aud removal OF tbs ashes and garbage was awarded
20 Thomas Cline for the sum Of e3Sge.
Mayor Booth sent In veto message 10 relation 70 the
action pursued IN regard 70 readvetIefng for proposals.
for the cleaning o. the Third and Tenth wards giving
his grounds for doing that he found the contractors 10
question 70 b the lowest bddsr therefore entitled
70 the award hs urged the attention Of the
time, an1 that no unneseaaAry delay be made. The
message Was ordered on die.
The representative Of The Tenth ward stated that
rnngsmene had bsen enthusiastically made with the
tractor, and the work would be commenced
The alderman Of the Third, CLAIMED the proposals for
cleaning thai ward Informal and not sasiactory.
A communication was received from thu Chief Engi-
Of the Frs Department Of The Western District
condemning the following apparatus unit for service
--Eneines Nce n, IL and 20; also four old hose
carriages one tender and crab The matter was re-
ferred 70 the committee.
The Board shortly after adjourned.