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The New York herald., 1867-04-09
NEW JERSEY 1NTELLIGENCE.
Jersey Citv.

f. 81 Jersey Citv.
THH CHARTER Eikcross. Throughout Hudson county
the charter elections will be held to-day. The interest
In the result seems TO have abatcd the several cities
and townships among the public In Jersey City and
Hoboken particularly the candidates for the Mayoralty
and subordinate oices claim little attention, and
small vote comparatively is likely TO be poled by both
parties. ots.fa .letI
Newark.
TEE CrARrER ELECTIONS YESTERDAY. The election in
Milbu resulted in favor Of the republicans BY small
majority. Campbell, ono Of the republican nominees,
was defeated however, by thirty. three votes ID ii
sc{n Morristown complete democratic victory was
majority the general ticket being elected BY fortynino
the republicans by Gton township resulted In favor OF
III ..seased majority.
THE CirY CaARTsR ELDC5loN.a . ef
their city ticket by respectable majonYS. o.'iy
the seven wards 60 democratic. Tho CommoE' ous "
now stands fourteen democrats 10 repubIicaipc
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AxHuAl aepaaT OF TUE saAap OF EXCISE.

out yesterday afternoon, gives the following facts rea
two 70 the operations osthe Board since organization
The gross amount received for license fees for licenses
granted To persons residing In the county OF New York
is sess. $40; In Kings county, sara s2S in Richmond
county, $3.50; In Qneons county, SO, ,2o0-total,
81, 2s3s5A Besides these amounts. sl1 ,5al k given
the total sum received for fines and penaities i'm
posed by the various magistrates The Board has paid
out OF the money received 70 the Treasurer OF the Board
Of Police, 81 l2o 500 70 the same Treasurer, for the
surer Of tho Inebriate Asylum d Bnghamton Sl24 53a;
on account Of expenses Of the Board, S2l
in the custody OF the Treasurer, &l7, 221-makng q
total Of 81 2o6 40. The Treasurer reports that the
balance q money n hs hands, amer total disbursements
made, IL -, ,5lk ~ ,..as -'l s s n 4, ~ i
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1Bs INDIANS o. IHE WAspArH.

ST. LOUIS, April 8, 1867.
A despatch from st. Joseph says the Montana fOa OF
the 1lh gives the following Information In regard 70 inc
Indians-
Eighteen hundred lodges Of Sioux, numbering three
warIors In each lodge, under the Chiefs Rcd cloud,
Iron Plate and White Young Bull encamped On the
Big Horn river, about 90 miles from Fort Smith. Tns
Crows Boods Peguns Grosentres and sioux hsee made
peace among themselves and joined In league against tns
whites About eight hundred lodges are yes norm OF
the Missouri river but will cross over and camp ncst
Muscle shell river the spring opens ana aeI
concentrating their forces the confederation VIII wase
var against the whitea
roVd and that death ID Inevitable, and they prefer
battle rather than by starvation Tne commandhe
Fort Smith doubts his ability TO hold the poeitioD
Is thought that II reinforcements do not arrives,
will como 70 Clark's Fort on the Yellowstone
San FMsusco, AvIsIIeS The
The Indians Of The Hoopo reservatioEn,o ana |
hsvs declared war against the whites sb,scs on the
Sub-Agcnt, Robert ". stockton, and ~. ~. s,si, a.
burned al the government property - "
klamath river are forafyins andZ
fenca
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FoRTIETH CONGRESS.
extraordinary session Of she Sense.
WASHINGTON, April s,1S01

Extrasrdipary session Of she SENSE.
WASHINGTON, April s,lso1
rns FINAL JouRyxEsr .
Mr. wnuAxs (rep) OF Oregon, offered resoution
thss ,hs President OF the Senate ~ i've O'Clock n
next wednesday, adjourn sne present session of'hs
Senate sins die.
considerutjou or the resolution.
yur PRINTING COMMITTEE
rbe psrapxrr appointed Nr. johnson on the Com
mrtee on Printing n the vacancy occasioned BY the
deah OF Mr.. Riddle. .
NJ 49, IRAN OF w. Va, one~ed . resolution,
which vas adopted that the Secretary Il War BE- re.
Guested IN comrnu nunicate 70 the Senate .pes Of all
deeds and other evidences Of M by which
e Un States have claim s,csys 70 ANY Ferry
y,ro,nia. vhat psrts thereof any, have oen sol or
ansd and for what purpose ana sss.c
and waser privieccs unsold and undisposedof should
not now be sold.
xxEcrrfvE SESSION.
On motion OF Mr. RAMSEY, rep oi minn., " sehae
went INTO Executive session.
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SALE Or TINE lare wsAm wuousuffs pfasAL PROP
n.as enIv.

The household property Of the late HratWoodrur
uas sold "a auction yesterday, ~ his rssdsncssr the
Uuion course, Long Island. A large numf Of the
lovers of the surf and sportlng general wpresent
aud the bidding very spirited. The sale vnot con-
cludad until late hour and therefore y 10 possible
for us 20 form any definite estimate OF the nn but
IL was supposed that u would run over - The
most noteworthy articles sold were SIX on nings Of
celebrated horses :--Fjora Temple ~ 500 sercss,
cIdsH time, ESQ; Ploushboy, e42; Gray EaGee, aud
three h,sdssers: namely, pacing mare % scrr~
pony 0l0G. and gray horss. SO. -
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Rev. q J Fson, formerly nas,o, ~ -. v.
Evsneeics. Gn Chicago has been bound or.o sa
printing ofn( materials from
.,uss nS sU. oEs.. = y ne rs once Chicago have
edge the PrptUnion. "0s's nos scknowl.
rhe eIidss Z scuthsids Railroad comp.,v 49,
Jamsc nv@ Ss,sson's min, sIx miles bcIoy ,.as ,uscS
ess' " Anv dsstrcvsd bv ars on ths eiS ,ra
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THE STATE CAPITAL.
SPECIAL TtLEeaAm TO TINE HERALD.
ALBANY. NJ " April a l2e

mE CITY TAI LEVY
Aessrs. Moves and Henry were heard before the As.
sembly Committee Cities to- night with reference to
the appropriations the tax levy OF New York for 1851
reduction asked in the items below, among Others
that the amounts appropriated would be oilows
Advertising for Common Council ........... SOS 600
Belgian pavement. $1,000
City contingencies. .............. 90 600
Printing for Common Council. Observation-Disclosures. 10000
II was stated that the fees and profits Of the City
Chamberlain amounted annually TO one hundred and
forty thousand dollars and was urged upon the CON-
mitiee favor the fixing tho salary OF that
Official at ten thousand dollars and providing for the
payment OF the interest on the weekly balances into ths
city treasury.
Mr. Noyes behalf OF the Citizens Association sub
mtted the amendments sought TO be Incorporated In
the law These provide that the Mavor shall select
papers, In which the Corporation advertising shall be
exclusively done; that the Corporation henceforh shall
not be liable for advertising in other papers
proprated; that no judgment for such amount shall
be recoverable against the city, that the moneys appro
no liability shall Be- incurred for expenditure in excess
OF the stated amounts; that the Common Council shall
create 70 new oces nor increase the pay o. present
ofceholdcrs; that heads Of departments shall
extra clerks and reduce the salaries IN their Offices 50
that their expenditures may como within the amounts
that no money shall bo paid for any Indebtedness Of
1850 unless such payment Is provided for by THE
METROPOLITAN FIRE MARSHAL
BY the hothouse process OF q select committee to
,rpe,s complete, the bin TO appoint Metropolitan Fire
Marsns was 70 night forced to third reading 10 the
THE CENTRAL RAnHoAp FARE VETO
cns,n me senate rsssssmbled this evening but the
sent in Is usual TO transmit such documents in the
day time The friends OF the measure have brought
to bear upon the Executive to withhold
the veto, and his residence has been the scene OF
levec Of them all day Judging from the gloomy faces
q, or. tne rarosd people tonight suspect however that
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FRENCH nsN-clAus EXPECTED At NEW LONDON

NEW LosDos. April 8, 1857
The French squadron Of iron clads from Havana will
arrive tomorrow, u IL expected via Newport, a. tho
water not deep enough for the nagsh,p al Now YORK
Is beloved grand reception win Be gven TO the feet
By the commander Of the school frgae Sabine and the
omcers IN charge OF Fort Griswold and Fort Trumbull
ip this harbor The feet consists Of the ron.cads Ma
ssnta tnagshpl Magnanime andIFlandrc The officer ip
command Is Admiral De Rouclere dc Noury
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ELECTION IN HARTFORD. CONN.

Complete Democratic Victory and Gain Of
One Hundred and Thirty since Monday
Last.
HARTFORD, Conn, April 8, 1857
msr democrats swept the city election By six hundred
s. 70 day, gain OF one hundred and th rty since
sA'cea 0 . They elect four Of the six aldermen and
xenty -four coupcimen.
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IM Tswx Of De seIa. mss. MvxsATtD S
c.wces Eighty and Ose Hundred Negroes

.nnN& g# Drowued.a srg 81. VI VI eng
= N ut Sr LoUn, April 8, 1857 q
Advcss nom below say the town OF Do Soto opposite
vicksburE was suddenly inundated fcw days since.
and nom eighty TO hundred negroes wcre drowned.
The people Of vcksburg used strenuous efforts 10 rescue
the poor creatures but could only reach such a. had So
cured Temporary places Of safety. The town was ex-
cusvey occupied by negroes.
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= srRIke All Doyea. n. 4.

The iron nAnogs siill hold :, -
occurred but there are many thfe.S, April ., 1851
pear reckless asd talk OF breaking into vioence has
6y the iron companies II the advance is APP
bosses Say the! won't gys IN W mex. J.nusr"ns
road or the canal s town election today IL ouisp 49,,
there In troubb at~ao t.e - ~
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@c,,or. ,,. a., SAY M MrsAxcIsco, April Z, 1867.
souhsrs tes escesds $4,000 Some OF tbs Ur,rc, snc
pal ar nave not seen canvassed, and all the bonsss
y amTmshn. hs nav. M volunteered benefit to aid no
St.ss Sac " neafd rom tho interior Of the
The dssd States sr steamer Pensacola arrival h...
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The three m,rosy,r, 80 ;, OnCTSSAn, April, 10.
nS ' 70 b ha ne q s%e: s:,s ss
bitterly oss cracked jorss VIM wsps
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----.f ANO COLLINS.


--lNcn, n j., April 2, io2s,
pps this city this evening ~
considerable Parry London 70 Isrt,sps:s,s v
the ten clock trOe cay mosnns . "a ~ chss,.s Cons
between Gscr!s pOo ad~
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.- vLsvsLAsD. Ohio. April 9, 1857
The ioundryI Engnsh I Dixon, IN Nsv ps,,.1.,.
ph'a, ONO. wyourned Iaa nghs Los, s-o a. !.
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CxARIssror, April ., 1851.
A efforts are In progress 70 stimulate emgn
Rep(ovsrnor Orr has appointed agents 70 pseceSn "
sione ana represent the advaDtages Of sousn ~
Eug~.isv 49, been addressed 70 The planters o. W.
Az srsips them 70 co-opsrais in the movsmsnA
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AostJ sA'RNNIcTlO of HANsl Iucu,e,

m. y, brough. isylvnLs Ky., April 9. 1867.
.aasht the cas- Of RI {'yS,nt q guilty OF man.
murds Fred unissSs ssa,ssa s.n,sd With tho
iscA -" Ven years in The V,s, rsn,' -
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G A N A DA.
l FcnIan Convict ReIeased.

A Fenian Convict Released.
One Of the -. TORONTO, O W., April Q, 1867.
released from the PsnnSycis named Connsrs has besn
~, Osnsasn, ana y Y said h.-s Kingston. Connsrs
resided
Criminal Trials as Nfsnsrcal.
MoxrRsAI, April {, 1851.
the trial Of Lieutenant Colonel George Brown, Who
Was pur.usd through Europe and finally arrested the
charge o. embszslng government funda concluded
today Verdict not euity.
Provsncher was found guilty Of poisoning Jontrsss
and sentenced 70 b hanged Tho Trial Of Provenchsrs
partner In gnllt Sophie borscsrc was commenced to
day.
me Ice IN the rfvsr remains 6rm
The Prince Of wales regiment wss served with new
rnss today.
The Dlsceuss on Americas Isvolces.
BoxnAnsviLLs. q. w., April Z, 1867
Tho discount on American invoices for she ensulna
week y swepsv.nvn pey cent
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RECONSTRUCTION.
GENERAL 'scklEs OtpmrMexT-HuRrH AND SOUTH CARO-
Lin. Nf
SPECIAL IsllssAm 70 the Hfsllu.


An AsnicabIe Arrangement Agreed rpou-No
hscctiess To bo Hcid-The Resistratism To
\ Continue, kc. M" 80
&C. CHARLSsroS April 8, 1861
nna and satisfactory conference for the establish
ment and mutual understanding or tho relations be-
tween the civil and military officers Of North and South
Carolina was held by General sckles and Governors Orr
and Worth today.
All vacancies arising under the laws OF the two
States heretofore filed by the Executives un,ll
the meeting OF the Legislatures will continue
to be filled BY them unless special reasons
arise for Interference Of the Commanding General
No elections for district or municipal officers are TO be
their terms OF olce holding over until others are ap
pointed BY the General The orders for registration or
voters will be issued details are perfected
Governors Orr and Worth will proceed once 10 urge
the active reorganization or their States under the new
laws Governor Orr his return 10 Columbia also viii
issue circular 70 the freedmen Of tho STATE advising
them as TO their duties
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"A eaIlllANr ~

sssor IN e.a ,Ss, Notices The cforr 8 1887
IN equal . thousand gas surusrs mnra 'shsensrksby
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

Dishandment ef Negro Militia j. 50
Meeting Of Freedmen. tkees sssss
AUGUSTA Ga, Aprrs, 1co,.
General swesny has disbsnded the negro militia COM
panes In this city. ireas.V ass ait gr,r n rr~
mass meeting OF freedmen is called for on w.anes.
day. Some Of the prominent citizens Of ths State have
hesn Invited 10 address tho meeting. na prseer ft
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Elections In the States Of North and south
F Carolina.
The following important order in relation to elections
has besn issued by General SickIes:- satsH eG
GENKfAL ORDERs-NO. b.
HEApouARrERs, SECOND MnIrARy Drsr,

GENERAL oRDERs-xo. D. tei LEI
HEADQUARTERS, SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT
- CHARLESTON, 8 c., Apr I, 1867
When an election for district county, municipal
the provisions OF the local law within the limits OF sny
post In this command. commanding officers will promptly
report to these headquarters the time and place Q such
election aud the designation OF the offices to DO hhed
III the present incumbens be ineligible to hold oice
or any objection exists arising ont Of their misconduct In
will be reported by the post commander with his sug.
gcsons having In view the interests OF the service and
the welfare Of the locality Immediately concerned
By command OF Major General ID. T. SICKLES
W. CtoUs, Captain Thrty-eighth u. 8 Infantry, A.
General sickles' Spcech-The Cennecsicut
Election, &c. hE
Tho Columbia, c., Pheniz, April g. terms tho
speech Of General sckles at the Charleston Board Of
Trade banquet admirable" and copies the principal
portions Of IT, ftv sps ec F.s pH
The same paper thinks il the States OF New England
and the people Of tho North generally follow in the
footstcps OF Connecticut then the South ha the
results OF the Connecticut election as the dawn or
brighter day only for the South but for the Whole
country. t tea
The Charleston Cburiey Of the 5th inst, under the
caption Of ' The Cloud the Size OF Mans Hand,n
says
n there one cause more than another which led
70 the recent triumph OF tho democratic party in.the
State OF Connecticut, was the Inconsistency Of many
OF the republican leaders and their manifest deseb 70
conduct the affairs Of the country simply with reference
FOR the principles OF liberty or the general unity and
welfare.
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t.s6t Qualifications tor Once. &c. "
1a sse ,3,ar Ma RcHMoxD, April 8, 1857.
c,c ,cSeral schoeld has issued order that all vacan-
on,v ~ GQe in Office before the convention s held An
sunoort ,,e persons who have taken the oathio
80 IN 1- 'ssn Of the United States o.
GENERAL popts 'ptpAATk-.-- Ar ...u ,..,. !.
.e1rlf1srn.oi STA -; AlAoANAee uneA' flvAuA ~
The New York herald., 1867-04-09

rhe pufc meeting OF worknsmsn called Tor -.
evening Il Botanic FAi. es East by -. sne
p,,na - a..,,,.us the has, -.~y Of becoming their
o-r vas postrsaed I'll next Monday evening.
wn Wing will convene At the same hour and place
~ ~ the same object The scheme 10 receiving the
Just confederation Of large numbers OF woYkugmen ana
here Is little doubt but II win get fair trial Numerous
subscribers have already entered their names on tho
support Of mon OF influence 70 mako Il success
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The RaiIiss kcks.'isss ..a Finissers.
The railing cJhlths and nnIshers held meeting
last evening. Al wnaas Hail. corner Of Twenty sixth
street and sevsA avenue They passed resolutions
demanding an yeass OF nfty cents Per day, and have
notified Rer 1poycss that they will strike unless
their demandhre complied with by the lst OF NAY
They clam h5they receive less wages than any class
OF mechanic bnnected with house building In the city,
the average fee per day being % 80 and the highest
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are about making dcmans for % - per day. me
trade is not composed Of ave'v extensive aumber Of
members and the unsnimy Of Aose enrolled !. sbe or
ful In their demands. U .~-1\ - -
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Tho stone masons Of the city mads demand on their
spfnysrs ysstrrsy for an increase Of wages from -
v 81 50 per day. The demand was compneu Ny =
great many Of the employers. and the journeymen
strike The cona,on OF business aud future pros
pests, is thought does not the iourneymen
aemsadine this Increase and the time may not be far
vhen they win have TO regret the adoption
" tns snos> sighted policy. q tS y LII aaNMn-sD
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4 Tue tescn Case Makers s, s~Nts
ne1 Hsu'Ar NESTING N Early Closing Hall last even
chair Beyond the trahsactiou Of rout,n. hrs,n... ~
the society nothing important under consideratIon
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The HOWSe PnfUtersy HfrIks.
meeting Of tho Brooklyn House Painter Protective
Society held last night q. Gsribaldi Ha ~ Myrtle
avenue. The President Mr. J. T. PoIlard, occupied the
chair stated that the boss painter had acceded
TO their demand for increase OF 1tycents per day
The wages are now % SO per day. LAe bosses how
ever, would not comply with theiydemand for eIehs
hours a days work SatnrdaYand they therefore
resolved not 70 resume work untirhis is granted No
further business Of importance wssransscted
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E 9onnenIfi@. - ga 0as Qebeu
zines bonn GnunenfftA sEeiaQenen mel
fens;ben, eirigen Mimten .abbaaatMhb
uid1t iranlcr Elm Mrst in Der Siabef iein
fam, 10 iit;es, ipiinihenSmertb, oaB QUIZ
yfihtdrste Den am Sonneniti1 Grfranf.
ten Siafe urb &ettn,a gu brinaen piiIen.
OieS tatioitdIe Bsbanolnna oes BON,
Sonnenltib 8etroffenen belfsbt meIent.
lid in Der InwenbuHg bon AbtiiblHnss
nno 8eismitteIn.
Gin febr tiid,tiger Nrst gicbt foIaen
oes Serfabren als oas bette in, allen
Sallen bon eintretenben Sonnnenitid
an: Wan brin9e ben &ranfen an einen
flblen, battle-ground m0gliaf luftigen
Srt, lege oenieIben in cine mebr tuaag<
redte Gage nit erb6btem Sopfe nnb emf
tleioe ibn fait nou itdnbis. Damn lege
man Stii6e Sis an unb lin Den &opi
oes SranferL ober reibe 6amit bic Stirn,
S6ldfe uno Sinterfopf. Sn Grman /.
gelung bon Sis ninrnt man frildes
BaIer uno besieBt nit bemielben aus
elmer S0be bon siuei SUP Sopf uno
Gumpf. Oiefe BeeieBung oes &umpfes
lofpie Der Arrne unb Seine nit frif&em
8alfer jon aud seideben, ipenn ielblt
1GisiSMa Gbtiiblen bcs 8opfes anges
penbet miro. aud lit es iebr gut, ipeun
bonn Sonnenitid bettoffene 9erlonen
ralle 5 Wfinuten 5 Srobfen Shipefelz
dtber IN einem GBIofel bon friidem
/ 9Satter eiRnebmen. n. Sober, Der in Der
aSofllenbiBe. befddftiat lift, iolIte elm
Slofdden SbnefeIdtber BEL lid. trageu.
. Sn Srmangelung oe1elben dber gebe
man zen Sranfen che 10 Minuten einen
tildtiaen = SdtuG 8ranhtweiil ODER
Bbtsfep, Bis Seiierung eintritt. SIT
.@esteres Der San, 10 psripeile Ser &ranfe
nod eini9e Belt an Dem fiiblen Srte,
bis Ct ftd gan6lid erbolt bat. Our6
ioieles einfadc Serfabrel slperben Die
mtifen Sonnenitld <&ranfen, gerettet
3meroen; nur nuB oa6elbe aitfmerfian1
nno bebarrlid bis CUR 8elerung ferts
sgeiest iueroen. IIIs QJ!lll(1
.nRR @it erfabrem, bab in einselnen
lStGhten, mad benen mir unfere 8ei~
|tung fenben, Die YoHmeiiter entiueoer
aus n&nbreto SobnfOn" ODER aus
.Snomnotbina Gufiidten bieleIbe nidlt
an Die MorciIatsii abliefern fonOern i'm
IYoltamt peri9ninSen Ial1en. 4 -''. a5
/ gSir bofen, OaB unfere Srelttoe uns
'bebtifi6 lein iueroen, foIden inaliciS
oieh Semonitrationen NIT 8eweilen
auf Die Serien gu rDden.
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IL Serianmluus bes %. S.lS, g.,
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~ geriamn,lung, ber Nuftiendreu
Der Mc@appG ano Nfonnt Ser
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| @effert ipnroe cine Gerfammluno
oes Common Council gebalten. Serr
@Otton prdiiSirteS l2 N6telieoer iyaresl
dnipeieno.
Die Bill igeI9s bas @efeB .aeaen
Dem Serfdaf bp1t beratf4eh0en sc ;
tranfep in elneut .Sbeater aoeer fonitis
gem 9ebauSe flir .gersni9unsen tur<
oerruft, belon6ers Inn Serrn @unfle,
ben 8eikstS hes al sls6bfas Garieties
Sbsaterg, babur6T gu besinitieen,
ipnt0e anfgenom1nen.
SER 8eapett beantraste, bic 8ttf gu
, .0ets ssggB IpietB pie SOHuasa aus,
Dap Die Bill paffren lperOe. SER
@unfle bqGts ffiC. rtlgsfnbfes Saus,
aber iuegen 8eritoBes aeaen Die Ser
ot6nlld9, IN 4eiaehi s tsaferaebaube. III
eerfaufen, lei e er;iuu $50 sefraft NOR
e0 Die 8ig tgutbe brrp6rteas nit feds
gegen fiinf Stimmen.el 53T}9 a,s-l. .i51ai
SerssStabt zSn9e@ eur. tpnrSees, bbealfs
tragt, 3et9nnn9en Der nerlGiebetiefl
S6ulgebaube gu entiuerfen.
! 9err 2ellDett iiberrsidte .ieinen 8e,
1ri9t ais ftabtildea'9lsfptflt fir oie erite
I9alfte feines 9lp,tstermjps.
| Sas @elud Der MirS. @raiabeab.
e eli, ss ,tl luerdqisn, PDtrbs
@eiud bon sobn Coleman, INN 3us
rH6erltattung bon Gteaeru fir einen
bon gber Staot CUR, 2lnfbanfuna Don,
Stelpen benAbten B[auplnb, tuuroe an
pas Sinanss @ontite berfpiefen. .ssi aa1ii
Der ftaotil9e Sngenieur muroe -au<
petpieien, BIdne CUR ueber6riiduna
bou Wulberr6 mad Waaof1 Gtrabe
etn5uretden. sjindaT9J
| Serr 3elbett idlug Gurrb's Sill al
oeJ 6eGg1eten MnBS 5htISerltedhra1
zines Wailer< Geierboirs Dor, iolpie
ben NntGn bon 10 2lfer 2anS baielbll
fay.biefen 8tued ! 9ln9enrtnnett. ,'a ..
Ser &ta6t sNfarlball ipurSe5 attoes |
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