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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-07
FOR PRESIDENT,
II r A ITO Sc Y M q q f ,

FOR PRESIDENT,
II o r A ITO Sc z M o u + I,
OF NEW YORK.
FoR.vICE PRESIDENT,
q p N. =. =. u L AIR,
OF MISSOURI.
STATE DEMOCRATIC TICKET.
ror Secretary of State,
Hon. DAVID ii IAN NJ Z T.,
Clayton County.
For Register of Land Office,
A. d. ANDERSON
Dubuque County.
For State Treasurer,
LAWRENC Nee r Fly,
Woodbury. County
For Auditor of State,
HARVEY DUNLAVE1,
Davis County.
For Attorney General.
J. E. WILLIAMSON,
Warren County.
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.
For Tire State at Large.
THOMAS w CLAGGETT, of Lee County
MARTIN v. B. BENNETT, of Marion Count.
For Congressional Districts:
rirst-M NJ Rlackmore, of Jefferson county.
Secopd-1 T.. Wallace, of Muscatine county.
Thirtl-J r. Stoneman. of Clayton county,
Fnnrtb-C. H. Mackcy, of Keokuk county.
Fifth-p II Harris, of Guthrie county,
sixtb-Thomas Sorgent, Of Webster county.
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North Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1867-current, 1868-10-07

$50 a Day for all.-Stencil Tool Sam
pies free. Address A. j. FULLAM, Springfield, Vt
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS.

sEATON HouSE-J. II. SEMMgs.
r yeiteh, W Bgdi, Nd; WI Lee
nsll'e SsosFS S2"R'Y Fh MG hga uhSnos2
and wife, Chicago ! II NJ narrower, yAi A W
Turner, Charlotte Hall, Md q A MIngcn,
T w.HT SDG sie t. SP sHn AID S, Sls
y Dana Bancroft and wife, Mass; Mrs J X
Going, Amos johnson and wife, Boston, Mass
RU Jackson, N.Y. Prof prudhommc, U n
spencer, Ala' q II Lee, Lccsburr, Vas Syl Y
Lewis and wife, Ala; Colonel W II Mobiles, 81
raul, Misnj Geo Aohcnhach and wife, Hack
White, Ribbctt, Philadelphia Horace II
borg, N V; Judge S A Riggs, Lawrence, Kan
s.s; Jas J Wedding, Prince ueorgc's county
MIDI u steer, Baltimore, Md Chas Russell,
Augusta, Va
EBBITT HOUSED. q. WILLARD.
Jas Brady, NY; Saml q Creighton, Phila.
delphiai u ACurtis, Val W II Rockwell and
wife, BnitimoTei Geo GleA,isS ny; Colonel
Barker, N Y; Thos ! Patrick, Va; ID Good
loe, kyi !. stamps, Tenn " kswley, Dr
Holiingsworth and two ladies, N C;ER Saw
yer, Tenn; Capt IL NJ Mullany, Y ) n; Jno
i Foley, cityi.J NJ Hines, Va; b J Black, W
i BCrghoh, NY RE Thompson, y 5 Al rhNs
7 Fuller, Philldclphia Wsrrick Matthew,
PATTI, n +; 4 / Stamp, Tenn; Miss Kate A
NY; John q Hines, X ii fcls, rhlsdclphia.
KIRKwOOD HOUSE-kISa.
horn, J A Sanborn, Aexandriai VIM l.oncy,
Jr, ID wagcrs, Baltimore; I l. Meredith, Harry
Tempest, II NJ brown, Winchester; II A PIN
Moi l. + WhItcomb, II I Brown, Charles A
Foster, Capt CharleS Campbell, Winchester;
Ihos j. limerick and wife, Lowell; ChHrlcB NJ
dcucc, X I; Alex Hart, Baltimore; William II
Martin, Philadelphia George " Scawright
Crawford, Pa' John Nichol- and lady, Peter
NJ M. ~ a
Hoht q Mitchell, Brooklyn; Chaa Hitch
lngs, II + DcGrPss, Jos wood, ir., n Y; ThOs
uolnCr, jr, samuel A lfourCr, Baltimore; u
Ford, .IoH Harvey, Philadelphia; VIM IL Rust
Mckay, &; II Tinsley and wife, George 7
Hanks, Ben May. Wade ( Cnthrsn, I 4 smith
GGd wsc, Ga; Rowan, NJ v framsis
TER and wifcj Chas Robe. wife and infant,
Mo; >. = Nicholson, A ) Mcdaniel, Dcl;
FEELS, Baltimore.
OWEN HOUSES. W. OwEv.
GcU II IIigbce, Thos Sharp, I SA; E.G W
Hall Md; jeremiah Ward, Theological Srnli.
mary, Va; L. l'stRnn, - & BLrd-nli, ! W
m,i"tih, iL"rhigsviiie' N.Y. Thos ioyh a s"I :,
lahnl, 1acEHnmylllc, Via: Ward, Lynch.
burg, NMj " Miner, Ia; ur Logan, l.ray"n-
worth, kansNsi II u Scott, Frank buckley,
Trxa.; Ssml q W Dewey, y e; L y Barrett,
Batavia, N Y.
UNITED STATES MOTEL
shaw, q u Smith, MIDI e. small, Spring
! hcll, nAssit Barry, AnnSpOlir; u A Smith,
Philadelphia; capt W Meade, Washington;
! u rrcstnu, n j; > Smith, !; Atrs \ NJ
| tirassic, Washington; q II lnwEUu, j / Cor
re, \ /; T. q Darlington, Warrington; II
ls'tcll, Nd; r J Iogsn and wIfe, -; 4 u
Smith, Washington.
N'.SEi.lVS AVENUE HOUSE.
Inc " >lukcs, & Clayton, ] Duran, d
: Tones, city; Il l. Abbott, chicago; lanes "
t'1riin, III; i q GrrhAm, - Johns, y u, q \
| fH, nor, iiruUI;lyn; II LPaytOn, - aud \ X H.
| 4 g Howell and lady, Philadelphia.
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NoTICE TO NTRACTORs.
iMrRov EMENT OF TIE TENNESSEE RIVER

%,uIr,i proposals, IN duplicate, will be received
1T thu Hilr,' until T. III. Uu MONDAY, October :,
lSS, tor renewing III" obstacles u navigation IL
the T"nu"s>rr river, hrtweon Chattanooga, Ten
n"-s"y, aud Decatur, Alabama, Known ~ the
"Surk aud 'EulInp Pot, and those between
hurIuE the ensuing low water srp-un.
Cnutrarl"rS VIII he T,aIuitrd to furnish Hll III.
materials, IiuI~ sud lih"r necessary t. r'riU'.t
III" wurk H. specified IN the aIp'udlN {, my r.
port 'tLr Chl"t 81 Lugu er-, dated February ~,
Cof,u.c, r VII ,tau. th, prrc" yet cuhlv yard I
Nhu N, rrrl''... t. do ~" excavation NLi hulld
he wins daII., tul lh" pIIr0 IA bulk 81 the cor
stan aud other RAlur,a H. ho cuu'tructrd, sud
Hah. rl,-s ,f,. frll'.l- riaItlyly tut ,,Ftl Oh.
.uu,ltnu To- l'. removed
Proposed. wilt lee received Tor IuN riuFh.. IT, at
tli y lu. 'lr-tTu,'Inu- IuIul, irHWN Of thl~ ID
,rlls"m"uI mu t l'0 alta h,"i To-, ''n ur"pn-'I
Each hid u'.l b" HcCrmpnuich hy 4 written
stUiHu"", .rU' 10y iWI g.. InuNl hI' rrfson-, fhti
lh" pIlh % parll"r proposing VIII rul,I IN r1u
lr1rl upon r'r'N ms The hMtrJIu"ul
Any U'L"r Information required by hiid, TO-,
Dr..,l t,,' ,sh,. mentioned T'ImII. sud hI,uks
ri-hr ~ Ihi- "iiir,, ct at tho oGlrr II Tam Il
"'w,' i'Nll huE.u''t, th"lau""-N, I"un','
.rr, uH hplnn atom
Ii' uEhI B.. I..,ryun T., r. ..,l auN uI rlI hl,, n
It -m'll nr 'l,,IG"l i"r Nr' lu"r.l'i ~" U">,ru-
ir,uI ir d' s.'
rWrury ~, e. ll.u ar M, mrutlIy ,-rm,i,. "l
VI" va, .lurl,. o. h' r'>rf> v uIuy l1 thu
luHn.'uo.t of o.. = ur.ir'
r,""'4a' wa To-. ulr." "rrr,;d. g." lm.
".'nsu Il" T"aa' $40" rNn, apt ,ilT, ~; -, I"
MAJOR r Cns.urrr-, u, NJ odd + ; \, y.
nuglu,r urlu.. NJ - F0I,r 49, 1t, l. n.-
NuI., k,uf .,ky, ~,Il Is, L.. !. tt
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AUCTION SALES TODAY.

At 9 o'clock, on the premises, part OF lot o,
square III.
At 10 O'Clock, at No. 500 Pennsylvania ave.
nue., lot Of ribbons, fancy articles, &C.
At 10 o'clock, at No. 3io Pennsylvania ave.
nue., between Sixth and Seventh, a lot Of Gro
cerics, Liquors, Wines, Cigars, Tobacco, &c.
At S O'Clock, on the premises, two Building
Lots, In square 5ii New York avenue, between
Fourth and Fifth streets west.
At 10 o'clock, on the northeast corner OF
Pcnnsylvanis avenue and Twenty first street
west, Piano, Furniture, sc.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28
Stables.

4 looks BOARDING STABLES,
" On EIGHTH STREET,
Between u and T., No. ~
Particular attention paid tn Boarding Horses.
Large, AIRY aud comfortable stables. TIL" pIupri".
tor Is w"llknuwn Que Uf tho best feeders In this
District Owner OF poor horses eau have lh' In
attended and well cared for.
CARRIAGES can be- had at all hours for Parties,
Wedding, aud FurrTtls. Jtgj-tf
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IpROPuShLS For OVApING ANp;GRhN
LLlSG IN TIE FlR>F WARD.
MAYpE pFptrR. GttY II ifr.l

w,-uISur"N. .. e., Sept. -, Isis.
PwI"-sls will lr re wed 81 this uhcr until y
% clock M. zen MONDAY, October 3, lHfN, Ter grad
tug aud graNrlinE Twenty sixth street west, be
tNwrn Il street north aud Pruusy lyRn.a avenue,
und"r au act approved April 10, lS7.
Also. Tor grading Twenty fourth street west, be.
tween street north and PENN ylNauiN avenue,
uuL"r Hu act approved April ~, 1914
TIL" work To- be don" under the direction Of II"
city Surveyor, ID" supCriut" ndrucs ~ th" Com
missioner ui the First ward aud two Assistant Cum.
mnis .iuurrs to be appointed by the Mayor.
Bidders will stat" thu price per cubic yard for "v
clyaiinu or cubHnkIn"ri that which measure thu
Iurst " hr paid for Gully "u" way either In eNcaya-
tiun ar rmbauk mcnt
All ri tn" surplus earth, including tho sand.
EIayy!, aud stone, L. he deposited wherever th"
Ward Cummisstsngt may direct. No Part Of III.
appropriation will ho paid until the work hls been
nrprnvglby the CITY surveyor aud GImml 'si"n"rN
Commissioners Tho right to reject any or all
bid, il reserved.
Zach bid must BE- accompanied with the guaTau.
Irr IT T"-p"naihl, parry tknrwu t. h" Hu'h) that
II accepted, III" hihdcT viii rN"cut" contract In
due form, aud perform tn" work In accordance
herewith
Tho guarantee must be In substance ~ follow .
I, A. u, guarantee II thiS bid h. accepted by the
Mayor, that the bidder " i'll enter iutO contract
for tho sam" and prrinrm tn" work according to
tn" requirement. thereof
Bids must be endorsed nu the envelope - Pro-
pusals for grading aud graYcliIg' Tor either. 4,
i" Ca-c may hc,l and addres.ed IT, tl. May vt
Washington. u. G. HENRY HlMRkR,
COmni--iu uf the First Ward,
srILi-lJt star and Chronicle. j.
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rtornsHl-, in duplicate. with copy II tn. diy"r.
-lrucd until u e. Cl"rk, ~ Iu.. On The nih day nG
ArpIemb'r, Isis, tor furnishing the following sub
.iftrurr Stores Tor tho u,' Of thu Troops 1t lhl1
pn'i for III" next SIX months Th" contract t. h'
,uhIyct To- III, approval "i tn Commanding G,ur
raj, department Of ia" b'H T.
Su .uUt- { Ntru,
~ l1tUH 81 Flour,
l,uHI IuuuI Il Brru',
Get wruud- If Nirr,
Ihn Inrnl # GI,,.I C"n,,t.
IAN iouods ~ Rr"wu sugr.
/, Az puuu,i. ui WLilr SWi.lI,
2,lIu pound. ~ S,ar,
l.p1 Ppund, 81 Fable slii,
I"Iru hottie tuHit 81 lukl.
Gdukru eau. Ui FIrsh Mf'k'r :,
u duyru rnns 1T I'rtth"-,
llduyuu ~ ui IDut1inr.,
iduEru cdus If Urrt'u lrta.
IN cl,,,u ~ lulurr, ar d"triru,y 10 tho ~ tuy or
G"uWr.-nry ~ Fnft War; u. Ma-,a' hu-"tl-, .haI
ha,v the pow ct Z" supply IT,, Il, HrIrurN by VHr
rha'", aud IT," r"w'r 'ct"r wt,l h." changed with
IN" Il ilrTouc" ui r''si.
lhu CONTRACTOR VIII h' rruuir.d To- cuUr into
hurI, fnr the sum ~ lN" hundrrh dnllIr-, .ign"i
tl-O hN two rrsprusihlr rur,iU~, hose uAIn,- VIII
be- mentioned In the hits
Small sample 81 III" rlprc,, Printed In ItaltC-,
wifi be furnished with the hid.
The aforementioned Sturr- IT, hr supplied at
G, nmi-sary Sub,i,t"ucr A. Fort warren, Ma.sa
chu>ctts, may require, and L. D." delivered free II
cost IN board the Fort Warren boat,
Bidder are requested IL state In lhcir proposal
The Government T"-rry"~ the right /" reject Iny
or all II III" bids received.
Proposal, will h" marked "rTorpsal- for sub
.i.t,ur" S'vIrs, 80 rnd u,l ir..,'d ...
rtr-l Lieut.. "a Ant, \. {. :, Font Warren. So
rt IIIs, It,, srIg6 tu
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n. -. ALLEN,
MANUFACTURE az LINE,

Dcnirr is PLASTER, tcmrut, Hnir,
Nc.. Sc. Sc..
liIlS~ on ROCK rRBEk,
........... BErMLGN / ASp X srRLbTS.
OFFICE W NJ e STETEF,
Eh1 WEI St%rH AND SEVENTH,
l.rtC u' M,lrpullnn IIuI,I
49, ! Luur rur lr"Wn Muita. 1t - N I"I ltgul
t'm.u' 'ul Plaster at NrN York piIr",.
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PRlCg LIST of gents furnishing goods At the
original Francs, 494 Seventh street between
u and T. streets; Good white shifts, tlStl5O;
tine white shirts, S2t12oO; good undrrshiris
and drawers, JOc., I6c, and u; a No. tue
cotton socks, 10, 10, 20, and % ecmtsi hcSt
English halt hose, Is NJ d 80 per dolcni good
paper collars three boxes lOr % ccntsi white
handkcrchicfs, IS, 20, and 90 cents; liuru CO..
lars, cuffs, ties, bows, toilet articles, 81, nj
popular prices, Remember the plNcc--toi
Seventh street, large plStoglass front, six
doors below l. street. No branch stores. .
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Ruillrs's Emporium, C,rn.r lllh and G IS
: d ~ -nmlm ML-LLmwL-LL. L L
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Communicated.
FIRST REGIMEET BOYS IN BLUE-A SuG.
uEsTIOS,-IO he EditOr Of the Republican: For
the First Regiment Boys IN Blue, now being
organized, suggest the recruiting Of a CON.
pany OF one armed veterans. No argument Is
needed to prove how cminCntly 1T would he
tho sight OF such = body Of men In the Grant
column, and make nom" have the honor
to he one OF the men who know how rebel
lead feels in tho body, mud who don't mean TO
cast his vote In the direction that rebel bull
let's were fired against the republic.
WINrHEsrgR.
WAsuINuION September o., ISIS.
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CONDITION or DR. GURLEy.-Wc visited
the residence of the Rev. Dr.. +. ID. Gurley at
y late hour last night, and were informed That
his attending physicians, Drr. Edwards, Gar
net and Nichols, entertain no hopes of his re.
covery. They visited the reverend gentleman
several times during yesterday and again last
evening, at s O'Clock, when consultation was
held, and all arrived at the above conclusion,
nr. Gurley himself entertaining the same
belief. Watchers remain at his bedside, and
every attention possible Is given him.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28

PRRsosAL.-J. W. Clampitt, United States
Special Agent of the Post Dhicc Department
arrived In this city Tuesday morning. This
geutlcmRn's reputation is so favorabiy estab.
lishud among all Montanaites who have the
pleasure of his acquaintance, that we deem 1t
Unnecessary to add single word in testimony
OF our esteem and respect. AS Special Agent,
his headquarters arc At Salt Lake city, but in
looking after mails, contractors, routes, post
offices, and postmasters, his range OF duties
embraces from southern Arizona to the Brit
ish line, and from Iowa to oregon. This Is his
second visit to Montana. What his eye is on
at present we cannot tell, but we do know that
at Warrington he Is accredited ns being an
honest, active, and thorough officer. From
here he goes to Helena, carrying with him the
wishes Of many warm friends Iirginid CHy
(hOnidnd) Democrat.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28

HEAR w, PEOPLE, AND Listen TO tue
luICE or WISnoM.-IhOSc Ia want Of gents
to the original Franc, i0I seventh street, be.
tween d and 4, where you will lind splendid
assortment, twenty per cent: cheaper than In
any similar establishment in the city. Ills
motto IL, "a quick penny Is better than slow
dOllar.n Remember the place-igi Seventh
street, large plate'glass front, Btx GUOrH below
l. street. No branch store.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28

Sons oy JoSADAB.-Council No. l, Of this
stand, will probably move their effects to the
Sons of Temperance Hall, corner of Seventh
and ID streets, a more prominent and pleasant
place. Should they do so, due notice will be
Ing OF the council the follOwing-namod persons
were chosen officers for the ensuing quarter {:
W. u, X. q. Polkinhorni ID. o., J. y. PROCTOR
Treasurer 7. Il. W. Feinouri X. s., W. W.
Inync; +. s., D. :. Johnsonj Guide, VIM, II.
Norton; /. W, Henry Ebeling; o. W, A. y,
Talcott. Tho installation ceremonies will
take place on Saturday evening, and they will,
doubtless, be witnessed by a full council.
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To IIOUsgKEEPEEt.-W. ). Mitchell X Co.,
"rcrry Building" corner Ninth street aud
Pennsy lysuia avenue, have just received a
new aud well selected stock of Carpcting, oil
cloth, mating, rugs, mats, curtain aud iurni-
ture materials, which they are selling At the
lowest rates, rs they buy and sell exclusively
for cash Their upholstering department IL
managed by competent workmeu, and all work
intTusied to their care will be executed with
pFOmptncss. 1Iousekcepcrs will lind 1t to
their advantage to give these gentlemen u
call. ., II, u
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28

ARRANGEMENT have been made for trans
portation Of all soldiers and sailors desiring
to attend the grand mass convention at Phila'
delphia on the LIST aud I'd of October next over
the road between Baltimore and Philadelphia
more on or after the 3Oth of this month, and
good for Ave days.
1t Ia expected thst reduced rates will he Sc
cured over the Warrington branch Of the BAL.
timOrC and Ohio railroad.
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Hol FOR PHlLADELrHIA-The soldiers and
sailors who attend the grand convention Of
granted, we learn, hSiEfare tickets from Bal.
timOre and return. We trust they will hear
as favorable news from our friends of tho Bal.
Baltimore.
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THr way perfection is arrived At, and the
prices Of garments so moderate at George o..
Henning's, is by reason Of the immense guam.
titles he manufactures. In addition to this,
no purchases his cloths ard CHssimereB from
first hands, thus saving several commissions.
Gentlemen who purchase rctdy-made goods,
or dCsiTc to have them made to order, can do
either by calling Mt No, 5ll Seventh street,
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THEG RECIAN BEND EXCITEMENT Is nothing
compared to the excitement at Cummins', -;
Seventh street, near the Northern market,
caused by the exhibition Of his iine stock OF tall
and winter goods, comprising the finest sclrr.
tiOn OF boots, shoes, CATERS, &c, inF ladies' nnh
gentlemen, youths, mibscB aud children. This
selection has been made personally by Mr..
Cummins from tirst-class houses In the North
and East, and his extensive experience in the
business Is n sufficient guarantee that he has
selected them with care AS to material, make,
finish, and style. Call and examine the goods
At once.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28

NEW ADvERTIsEMENTs.

MONDAY MORNING :..:::.sErTEMBER .. Isss
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RESUMED MS DuTIHs.-rhe assistant com
missioner OF the Freedmen's Butehl for the
State OF Louisiana (Gen. lIatchl left the city
on Saturday evening for his field Of lnhor lie
having been absent on leave for some time.
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Stoves and Tinware.

rEGMyEA,u r'l, GOODS AND LAGoG.
.ugA.If
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SHOULD BR Attended To.-On Saturday, M
Mr.. aockeler, baker, was driving his hOrEc
attached to n wagon, across the bridge on
Tenth and Boundary streets, 1t broke through,
injuring the backbone Of the horse in such
manner as to cndangcF his life. This bridge
has been In such state of dilapidatiOn for
some time s to make 1t dangerous TO pass
over,
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1868-09-28

PUNT DOCTuR WANTED.--The pumps 10.
Gated on Eleventh street, between street
aud Rhode Island avenue, at the corner OF
Eleventh and q streets, and also at the corner
Of Twelfth and U streets, are all out of repair,
aud We Rre daily in receipts Of nOtcs calling
on us to show up the pump doctor. We don't
like to do that, and don't know him II We
wanted to do 50.
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Onhlrman
GERALD FARRELL.
ERNEST g. MORPHY

The following resolution, accompanying
the report of the Committee on Fires, was
unanimously adopted on its several read
ings, after which it was transmitted to the
Board of Aldermen for concurrence:
RESOLVED, That the Surveyor be and he is
hereby authorized to purchase and put nm.
on or near the eDgine-house of Yisilant
Fire Company Ne. 8, corner Of Galyez street
and Bayou Road, under the direction of the
Committee on Fires, an alarm bell of suffi-
Gent capacity and size to be heard in the
back portion of the Second and Third Dis.
tricts, provided that the whole cost shall not
exceed five hundred dollars.
The following resolutions were read and
referred to the Committee on Police and
Health:
ResolDed, That police station be and is
hereby established at or near the junction
Of the Metarie Road and the New Canal, and
the Mayor is authorized and is hereby di.
rected to detail for said Station two day and
two night policemen, snd he IS also author
lzed to rent q place Tor said station, pro-
vlded the rent shall not exceed the sum of
forty dollars per mouth.
Resotued. That the Mayor be and he is
hereby authorized to appoint two com
missaries for the private markets established
uader act of the Legislature, approved
March az, 1886; one Of the said comm ssaries
sbsltauperintend the private markets above
Caual street aud the other thuee belax
Cauai street; Prouiatd That the monthly
pay OF each taid eommi~ssrles shall not
exceed one hundred aud df.y dollars. f75.
Resotued That the duiits and powers IL
sals e0mmissAree shalt be the same az now
pr scIibed by existing laws for commlssaries
Of the pub ic markets.
The following resolution was, upon its
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second reading, referred to the Committee

second reading, referred to the Committee
on streets and Landings:
Resolued, That the Controller be and he
IS hereby authorized to sell. after ten DAYS
no1lce IN the official journal, to the highest
Diuuer' all portions of lands on Claiborne
street, created by the opening of said street,
which have not been sold,
heSotoed, That owners of land on Clai.
Dorne street, between Common street and
sne new Basin be and they are ordered to SO
renee IN their property as to iAclose all parts
OF streets which have become useless from
the opening of Claiborne street.
An ordinance entitled "an ordinance reg.
ulating the construction of the Keller Mar
ket and the collection of the revenue
thereof" was called up, and, on motion, laid
over subject to call.
An ordinance from the Board of Alder
men, empowering the Mayor to contract
WIN the New Orleans Issue and Redemption
company for the cancellation of city notes
upon certain conditions, was read by title,
ana, on motion, laid over subject to call.
Inc commissioners of the Second Drain.
ing District submitted report, which was
referred to the Committee on Streets and
Landings. ...r.
An ordinance entitled "An Ordinance for
the management Of the Pounds of the city
OF New Orleans" was called up, and, on mo-
ton, laid over, subject to call.
The petition of James McGawley, praying
that he be reimbursed in the sum of S1s6 40
for services as contractor in keeping in re-
psiT the paved streets of the Tenth and
Eleventh Wards, was read by title, and re.
terred to the Finance Committee.
The Board then adjourned.
JOHN TOBIN,