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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-22

RryER BApr1sM.-TAc Ordinance of Baptism will
be observed by the members of the Calvary Bap-
tist Church, on Sunday next. They will proceed
to Daniels Island, on the wando River, where the
candidates for immersion will receive the ordi-
nance. The steamer Planter will leave Venning's
wharf, at the foot of Calhoun street, at 10 A. NJ,
and will take all who may desire to attend.
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Aprl@
PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, [
Janllacy 5, 1867.
DUBLIc NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT USDER
the following Ordinance licenses have bcca grepa.cd
lur delivery from Ais Oiiice. ). IdO4iAS,
Guy Treasurer.
Sec l. Be il Ordained 6y The Mayor aaL -i!dcrmcR in
y Council tS:embed That from Ind after the hist day
january, licenses shGl he taLen out r a CARTS drays
and waruus used Tor private and domestic purposes,
the uler, hnl according 10 the s,,lc PROVISIONS
now OF iurcc i'll relation curtis, sSs and Wagons lei
rivsn iUr hire except giving nVIdS, And eacu sucl
cart dray or ws.o si provided With tluee col:
tanning nuulucr ;rreo ulu inarEod fr,rdtc u ls
placed OH The outside o tnG sialt.
Sec 2 No person shall he taken ~ tso Treasurer Us
.,ncty to any Lun Unlcr the U:d.nGnce concerning y
ccnses cars iGys, %aons aud o,er earraSes, ILL.,
less he Oh she be f:echriurr.
SEC g. Tue follow iiy s.all hereafter be the ratog ior
licenses for pub! and pr!ve carts, drIye. wagois. &c
u:iuuIrS horses uluics usei t,,ereo shR
tree from othr EiS.tIou:
BUSINESS WHATEVER, YUN utnE DiEccT OR I>D!REcr
For every carr. uray Or wason, drawn b. +- horso Oh
mule, $40
Tor every cart dray wagon. drawn by two ho.s.s
mu!es, o.ai.
For every mack md carriage with Two wheels, $50,
tor every hack carriage Will iour Tu.e.a, S4u.
For c"cry StIse or oulr.LHs except hIe onLiDdS
with two .iorses. ,5O.
For every sta;,e or omnibus except line onnibus,
drpwn Iy lour horses, SGj
For every uch ir.wn ny two more horses E,ules
500
For every express wagon drawn by two horses
or mules, sf0
Tor ever; bread cart WaDun
For every cart tray wagon USED Tor private OF do
,est:c purposes aud not to Ge enp!ose! LII TIE Tails
porting ~ gouls wares, urrchansr. lumber, Any
other commodity, for compensation, either t,ir.;ly or
indirectly Tor the sGo shall pay Tor license TIC VI
,5 exclusive OF the HORSE or mule.
Ratified in City Council. this 18th Gay Of January
H. 81 i'll .nc Year Lord oue tioisaud eight hun
drcd aud si2ty-sa.
p c. GAILLakD, Mayor.
BY the Mayor.
JanuaryI VI. Ii. SMITH. Clerk Of Council.
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Free to Everybody.

A Large PIP. Circular, giving information Of the
greatest importance to the young Of both sexes.
It teaches how the homely may become beautiful, the
despised respected, and the forsaken lor ed
No young lady gentleman should fail to send their
address, and receive copy postpaid. by return mail.
Address P. o. Drawer, 81,
nE.z.h on Tro.
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Muscular EOUS.
TAX NOTICE.

TIME UNDERSIGNED WILL BE AT ROCKVILLE,
So Ca., on ooh and 2lst, and at the Dill Farm.
Edsto Island on 23a. oath ni 25th d"ys Of May g..
to receive returns of oil lands in the Parish OF ST. job
Colleton; anil of all incom employ nents Facuihf
and rolf. e.sorshlps gross sales morchanlse, &c.,
taxable under Act Dec 1856 and to erlect Taxes Oh
the sae Also Special Tax and other Taxes imposed by
sud Act.
Property holders and all others are requested to Re
punctual as the Law is imperative to the day IN
wch sid returns are to be deposited IN the proper
Office.
Returns by mail must be sworn to according to law.
J. ]. R. WESCOAT,
T. G. ST. Johns, Colleton.
Edisto, So. Co., May 10th. 1867.
NAV 0I, mwth3
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yUDl WATER.

T1HE UNDERSIGNED WILL CONTINUE TO DIs.
PENaI. t.is agreeable and hculthiul beverage. at
tncir wcl-known Stands. No. sc BASEL STREET, be.
tween King and Meeting strcels 40. 425I KING aIREET
lO:i piqIrt arsl EOusc and at tho Lead OF CENTER
hARnEi Z, northwest corner.
druggists aud others wishing To be supplied WIN
Euu,la:us or Syruis and desiring Fountains
c!larl..,i, will accommodated upon reasonable
terms
sr,..rrIcrs, Hotels Restaurants and private families,
:rnis!i. wi III superior rclc Of Dotted Soda, i'll quan
ti,ics suit ,:Iich.:i. !G.
We are n:,,, dc sale OF y. J. alorse Sons Justly
tcci!rrd mar; APPARATUS, ol.islng ni Genera
iurs FDululs, hlaio!v pr.us,nt aiilds silver Pted
i:cr:cr.; t.:.igbt slads lumber Holders, uild oil
necessary tor tic nahuiaatur VI >oda Water,
a: III: iual:dcli;reIs ,ritcs wita freight added.
Dclirrs .,oi Mater t.rJu sodt The Slate, desiring
an alis.r,:a will do wei! to examine the meriis OF
s.o-sa'a Apparatus. 1cnrc purchasing elsewhere.
Description c.tGu and prize list sent 10 any address
uGoI ~. ..caiIoM 10 5GHN BUCk Co., Charleston
Whiru apprrcLt.. tic very ben pau ou.ge extended
10 Us during Lv pas scason, hull strive to merit lis
70, A ulrcu
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InmreRAr1os.-We direct attention to the very
interesting address Of General JOHN D. WAGNER,
to be found on the fourth page Of to-days NEWS.
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AUCTION SALES.
Boots, Shoes, Bro9nns, Gaiters, dc.
nV n IIIIMkn K. SIN.

THIS DAY the 22d inst, 10 o'clock in our saesroom
No. l42 Meeting street, will hold our regular S; e
so cases and cartoons RO0rS. SHOES, Crogais. Ga
ers Dalmoruls, Slippers, Ankle Ties Bsmarks a.,d Mai
kotIs, &c. May ~
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p. HI. b.

Are synonymous with Health, Strength and yigor.
The secret win be revealed by investing in bottle Of
PANKNINs HEPATIC BITTERs. For sale by oil
Druggists. "
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JAS. KENNY, to be allowed 10 erect wooden
building in Tradd street, opposite Limehouse, ss
it was prohibited by City Ordinance regulating
those matters.
The Committee on Licenses gave notice of their
intention to present Bill in regard to the prices
Of licenses, and asked that this be considered it's
first reading.
The Bill regulating the selling and storage Of
petroleum and other infammable oils, was en-
crossed in due form.
No other business appearing, the Council
adjourned.
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BOOKKEEPING,
DOCK K-KEEPING, BOOK KEEPING.

HyHE SUMMER MONTHS AND GENERAL DULL
i NESS at this season offer inducements to young
m N for the study OF B,)OKKGEPfNG. WRITING. AC-
COUNTS aud ARrrHMErIC, without loss of time from
oshes duties. Ihos wisia, instruction in tho above
branches are respectfully requested to apply TO
J. REEVE; GIBBES,
Charleston Library Building, Broad street.
Nav II fnW6
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FmEMEN's PIo-N1o.-Msy has been called an out
door month, i. g. the time to commune with ma
ture and leave the brick and mortar prisons Of the
city. This is we'll known to our gallant fremen and
they have q time honored custom Of spending one
day ON maroon or picnic at some easant sub
urban retreat. The German Fire Company will
to-day visit the s,hutzenplatz, and from our past
knowledge Of their capabilities, We feel warranted
in saying taat their picnic will be pleasant and
agreeable entertainment.
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Strong Testimony,

TAMAnoA, Perry Co.. H., Dec. H. 1856.
This certHes that have u ed and recommended tn
my practice, during the last four yeats, HoSTETTERS
STOMACH BITTERs with perfect satisfaction, and take
great pleasure In recommending them to the public
Ell. PRICE, III. D.
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AUCTION SALES,

BY r. NJ. MARSHALL & FRO,
Brokers am: ADctfonpcI.~. No. 80 Broad St.,
1FEGNCH PLATE MIRROR, nne feet by four.
Nav
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
A,.t,on sa,o. Tb,a nav.

ALL KINDS OF JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE.
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The Greenyille Mountaineer

rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 90 PER
year, in advance. Advertisements inserted at usual
rates G. Z. ELFORD,
May 10 Editor and proprietor
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TusooLA, III, August 3, 1866.

TuscoLA, III, August 3. 1866.
MEssRs. HosTErrER / SMITH:
Dear SirI: your BI- TIERS in my family, and
consider them the best that be procured My wife
has derived great benefit from using the and also con-
siders them an invaluable medicine.
Respectfully yours, g. P. MILLER
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P1o-NmBY THE seth I1ANTRY BAND.-The Post
Band who have made themselves deservedly popu-
bar With the Charleston public, have determined
tSb IN the fashion, and viii give grand picnic
at the. .sdlutsenplata, tomorrow, the 2Sd inst.
The band have made extensive preparations for
this picnic, and it will be one Of the best OF the
season. Music, dancing and refreshments, viii be
furnished ad album, and as omnibuses will con-
meet with the cars, we predict that the schutzen-
pIatz will be well attended, and the picnic sue
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To TIE LADHs.-sroLL, WEBB l. Co., No. 287
King street, beg to inform the ladies that they
will open, this morning, another lot of those best
quality prints, slightly .mased which they will
sell at 12t cents at retail only. Come early and
secure good selection. fmw3
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LIQUOR DEALERS MEErMe.-A meeting Of the
liquor dealers of Charleston was held at the Ger
man Engine House, yesterday afternoon, at four
o'clock. On motion Of AIr. GARREr BYRNEs, Capt.
THEo. CoRDEs was called to The Chair, and MIR. G.
n EBEHHARDF was requested 10 act as Secretary.
After stating the object of tho meeting, the Chair
man read q petition to be presented to the Board
of Aldermen respectfully asking that body to re-
duce the present license from 5000 to one half that
sum.
On motion of Mr.. MONAGHAN, the petition was
unanimously adopted and The following gentlemen
wcro nominated by the Chair to act as committees
from the different Wards to receive signatures to
said petition, after which the meeting adjourned.
Ward No. lie. F. Torck, John Handlin, and
a. Fischer.
Ward No. 2-F. Thoeling, D. Geraty, and Il.
Helms.
Ward No. sc. Byrnes, Joseph Dothase, and
C. 81. Eberhardt.
Ward No. Al. J. Monaghan, D. sem''e.
Ward No. Sc. Berger, u. Wohlken, and B.
Ward No. 6.-John Graves, Hugh Farrelly, and
E. Kline.
Ward No. flames Luby, W. Schroeder, and
L. Kornahrens.
Ward No. 81. Buck, Stephen Malone, and II.
Thiel.
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AUCTIONS for HorSes. Vehac'rs and Furniture,
EVERY WEDNESDAY and FRIDAY. at quarter past.
10 o'clock rs originally established by the subscr:br'.
Furniture sales at Private Residences promptly attend
cd to ut low charges.
SMITH & McfrTTIyRAY,
Auctioneers, No. p Broad street.
April II 3,no Sonil Side near St te.
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Dry Goods, Perfnmerg, t,c., dc.
nr. r x-NtJ viz

THIS DAY, at 10 O'Clock, A. H., at tn'ir aue oa
rooms, 80. 13s Meeting street, opposite s7
Hotel will be sold,
PAM rs STUFF, COATING, Dress G7cds. 'oiaeat CO,
White Goadz, Linens. HoEicry. Gloves a,p'ercniCis.
Srspenders Fancy Goods, hiusouito NettinI !, &c.
AJ.So
Invoice COLOGNE, poMAD2s, &c.
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A WORD OF consolation to all who suffer from dis
ease of the Lungs. MARspEN's PEoToRAM BALM
has boen tried III nearly million cases, always
giving relief and in the majority Of instances eff
fecting q cure AS each bottle is accompanied
with a guarantee, sufferers may rest assured of
the results. For sale by all druggists.
DOWIE NOISE, Agents.
GOODRICH, WINEMAN & CO., Agents.
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E1ssr1lo FRRAK.-Mr. WnLIaMs' hat store in
Broad street yesterday attracted many Of our cti-
zcns, curious to hear further particulars Of the ac-
c;dant on Monday night under the porch Of st.
Michseps. Mr.. W., the gentleman whom We men
toned as having been hurled into the street, had
his boot and stocking torn of his right foot, with
out seriously iajuring his foot. The boot, how
ever, which was on exhibition yesterday at the
store, was very much injured, the upper leather
being torn from the sole and the boot leg split oil
the way up-one OF the most singular freaks Of
tightening We have over heard Of
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HAHNETr : 'slUH.
Auctfoneer and Commission fzerchant, al
No. 50 King street, below Broad street.
Offers his services tor ;he sale OF aIERCEAND1SE =
day and night at his Store. also for the sl,e Of o.
Bonds Real Estate, Vessels, Horses a.;1 Produce.
city references will be given. Cons;4nInents soci
Terms moderate and guarantees satisfaction.
April 22 Inc
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EXCURSION OF THE 'EIlzA HANoo1."4There is,
perhaps, no pleasure more popullr than sail DER
the bright blue waves Of our beautiful harbor.
There are so many points Of interest to be visited
and 80 many fond recollections of the past that
viii be recalled by renewing the associations Of the
war, that an excursion around the harbor is nsep-
erably connected with tho summer months The
cool sea breezes are inYgorating and the dancing
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Court OF COMMON PLEAs-Hon. R. MUNRO,
Presiding.-Several cases on the Process Docket
were tried and DEGREES granted but no business of
Importance. The Court adjourned at an carly
hour, and will continue the call of the Dockets
to-day.
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Total amount burned. ned................. s5s, ,S72.74
The Committee on Retrenehment aud Relief re-
ported untavorably on the petition of JAS. OWENS,
to be refunded the amount paid by him on Junk
Shop License.
The Committee on Brick and Wooden Build
ings reported unfayoraby on the petition of Mr.
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RUDE CosDuG.-There is no surer sign Of the
dsnosnlisetion otthe present day shan the num-
bar Of boys, white and colored, who may be seen
congregated at she street corners engaged in diff
6erent g4pes; ;and making the air hideoqs with
their rude,s noisy, and 'oftsn obscene language
This has, in some localities, become Irregular
nuisance sast certain corners are chosen for the
rendezvous, and the sidewalk and neighboring
door steps are occupied to the exclusion of the
citizens, while the neighborhood is disturbed and
disgusted with thaif boSsterous conduct.
Before the vn these: juvenile gatherings were
unknown, as thsofendsrs stood in mortal dread
Of the calaboogsy they appear now to have lost
all fear, and pursue their sports with impunity.
This change is singular, asths municipal arrange
ments are the same IS intthe past, and the police
force fully capable Of preserving order in the city
ifthey are not prevented from fear Of the Civil
Rights Bill, or any similar bugbear. Citizens of
every class, color, and condition, are amenabe to
the law, and when they persist in conduct that
renders them. Objectionable neighbors, slight
punishment would soon convince them Of the error
OF their ways, and cause them to be more tractable
in future.
continuance in crime has the effect to make
the offender more bold and daring, and if these
rude and disagreeable characters are not punish
ed, they viii not remain as at present in the back
streets and in quiet neighborhoods, but will
eventually occupy tho principal thoroughfares,
and will even beard the lion of law in his den. If
teducation is absolutely necessary for this
rising gsnaratoa, they can pursue their studies
with more credit to- themselves and pleasure to
their enforced auditors by avoiding the public
crossings. and corners and repairing to the burnt
district, where they will disturb none but the
1oeaoeful COWS, whose ears will not be shocked by
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March 80
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February 25
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| petition from residents in Gibbes street re-
qaesting that the lamps in said street be lighted;
referred to the Committee OH Lighting the Street
Lamps.
A communication from the Board of Firemasters,
accompanied by resolution, requesting that tho
Palmetto Steam Fire Engine Company be placed on
the same footing with other steamers in the De-
1 partment; that the Engineer be allowed the same
compensation as others, and the Company be fur
nished 800 feet of hose and new reel, to be sup
piled when the city is in funds.
The petition of the residents on Coming street,
Ward No. 8, praying for light, sidewalks and gut
ters. Referred to the Aldermen Of Wards Nos.
ands 8.
The return Of Harbor Master for April, showing
that s595 45 has been paid into the City Treasury.
Received as infor nation.
| A communication from the Commissioners OF
the Orphan House, showing the origin OF the lire
Of March 18th. AS the particulars Of this fire
were well known, the communication was not read
but received as information.
A communication from MIR. J. HENRY FoYIEs,
offering to repair and paint all Of the roofs of the
city buildings with preparation Of metallic roof
ing paint, at 50 per square, was referred to the
Mayor.
The report Of the City Attorney upon the appli-
cation Of MIR. JOHN G. BURoKMEYRR, to be refund
ed certain taxes paid on bank dividends, was read,
and on motion, the consideration laid over until
the next meeting.
The Committee on Accounts reported fayorabiy
on sundry bills against the Orphan House, amount-
ing to s260S &c. and bills OF the Gas Company,
amounting to s2l54 II.
The Special Committee on the Fire Department,
to whom was referred the petition OF the Hope
Fire Company, that they be allowed to make set
Element Of debt contracted in 1864, recommend
ed that this account be reforred to the Committee
on Accounts with power to act in the same man.
ner rs whea other claims are adjusted.
The Committee on Licenses reported favoraby
on the petitions of CAruARINE MORRISON, Junk
Shop License; JOHN WoH1KEN, Tavern License
81. BADENHop & Co., Billiard Table License; STEM
House & Co., Auctioneers License.
The Special Committee on burning Change Bills
report that the amount received prior to the
1st May, 1867. -. So1 @ odo.ga US
since. ''o'''
Total amount burned. ned..................$5 .$5S o72.fa
The Committee on Retrenehment aud Relief re-
ported untavorably on tho petition of JAS. OWENS,
} to be refunded the amount paid by him on Junk
Shop License.
} The Committee on Brick and Wooden Build
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Tn FRENCH LANeuAaE.-The advertisement OF
Mrs. N1omol !, Offering to instruct pupils in the
French viii be seen in another column.
MA. n. has spent number Of years in Europe,
and ID quite conyersant with all the leading modern
languages, Russian even not excepted, having .iv-
ednsarly eight years at sebastopoi. She, how
ever, only proposes to teach French for the pres
ent. As she has seen many distinguished men in
her travels and many places Of renown her lessons
bidfr to be more interesting and instructive than
those Of a mere untrayelled nsaitre de langue. We
hope Mrs. NICHOLS will be successful in her en-
deavor, and secure many pupils.
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Tm ON GUARD, amonthly magazine devoted to
literature, sclence and art and the political prin-
ciplss Of l77s and 1887. June, 1867, New York:
VArEyAm, HORTON &. Co., publishers, No. 169
Nassau street.
Isopens with Mr.. GILMORE snnrs' new story,
followed BIZ JoM EsrEN CooKE's description of the
battle Of sharpsburg or Antetam. Col. JAMES W.
WALL. furnishes 8 very fine description Of 'Hamp-
tom Court a. The editor discourses on "AIaERNos
spsrY's Writings on Liberty" Besides these,
there are number of interesting literary articles,
together with piece Of poetry by PAUL d.
HANU.
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A LONE FooT RAcE.-A one hun
dred and seventy-fye FOUNDER, on a
bet of three dollars, legal tender.
made lone race around Court House
Square yesterday, distance of about
twelve hundred feet Time l rs. He
won the bet. Good exercise that for
a man of such ponderosity.
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PREPARING TO, BUILD.-We, no.
tice that preparations are being made
to erect fine new building on Locust
Street adjoining the Opera Saloon. The
fence has been torn away, and the
brick stables on the back of the lot
is being torn down. The building
will be sof brick. three stories high,
with deep cellar for business purposes.
and will fill the entire open space be-
tween the Opera Saloon and the
building on the corner, with modern
front and elegant finish. 1t will be a
very handsome improvement to that
square.
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BEFORE ESQUIRE WALKER. "A
single case appeared on the docket at
Esquire Walkers Court yesterday.
Joseph Schultz was charged with
having committed an assault and bat
terry on the person of Walter Mccoy.
According to the evidence in the case,
it was adjudged that Schultz pay a
fine of one dollar. From this de-
cision an appeal was, taken, to the
Circuit Court The case will there
fore be adjudicated at the next sitting
of that tribunal. -.
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t-A For THE DEDICATION. = A large
delegation of Odd Fellows left the
city yesterday morning to attend the
dedication of the Odd Fellows Hall
at Vincennes. No doubt they enjoyed
the Inequalities of the Brothers of
the" Old Post" amazingly. s..g. 2
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PsgeoR Io,cuship-Joseph P. Eli
eft. James II. McNeeley, Emil Bisch
al. James Wiltshire. and Alval
Jshnson., ilst 50 -
U5aioa-Samuel Barker. 80
PS1ry-William Jarvis. -
ASnstong-J oseph Bixler.
Gernnan-John V. Fares Sc 8ee
Gsasre-C Charles f.. Broughtona
1Srott-Charles Knowles
s Kaiqkt-Wilson Collins. ii 9a5
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Our OF THE CITY-Recorder Nell
son was out of the city yesterday and
in attendance at the dedication of the
Odd Fellows Hall at Vincennes.
The duties of his Office devolved on
Esquire Emery, who heard the va
rious complaints and dealt out justice
according to the ordinances.
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- BEFsRE ESQUIRE EMERY.-A rep
resentatiye of Pfalzer Garden ap-
peared before Justice Emery yester-
day, with view of having an adjudi-
cation of coming event, in which
case citizen of another County was
arraigned as party. For want of
witnesses on the part of the defend
snt, the case was continued The
merits of the case were not discussed.
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FIGHT.-A street fight occurred on
Main, near Eighth Street, last eve
ming, the particulars of which wcre
not obtained. 1t is not likely that
there were serious results, however.
Men pugilistieally inclined these hot
days ought to take trip to the North
pole to cool off.