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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30

Mine'p and Child's ShoD ~ prOpoduonAto rntee.
We desire to call your attention to : few
Home Truths. 1--WE Aesn what ~ ~ aad say
what W mean
We are making goods fAr superior 10 any we ever
onbsoo.
We uss the bsst Chicago tanned leather.
We use NO eplit leather.
We eide I'll our 0o0da By hnnd.
We brace all the Shanks with Copper Nails.
We warrant a1l ous 0oods.
We ask you TO give onr Goods Trial.
We have been IN the Trade Went ~ Yeafe.
We have sold over go Cascs Of Boots.
We viii save you from IS to $40 Case.
We cell at fair Mann iucturers Profit.
We will save you the JOBBERS PROFIT.
We viii give you any rises y0u may wieh..
Wesell boots NJ al times at Boston prices
Ne ask you to examine our Price Let above.
We put Sole Leather Counter In I'll oar hO0te.
NB.-We sell for cash, or eenc goods by express
md collect on delivery, giving yon tho privilege TO
examine the goods at the Express Company before
paying the bin.
10 prpmpt men who can give N good city refer.
ence We VIII send BY freight and shalf expect prompt
Otufne % receipt Of goods.
Oldest msnuihcturer In the Wet, estnbalGAed u
tee. oAGx1nOOA = eEAT1 04H111, undee
City Hotel. Tsetcsy, - Kiasie =. Chicago. .seSo
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
DuJCHlU.

Nrom Disreneatory of the Uuited Statee.)
PHOPERTIEs.-The ordor is strong. dinasive
and somewhat aromatic, their tastes bttefish. and
MEDICAL PROPERTIES AND USES -Buchu
lsayes gently stinulan, with pecuiiar tendency
They sru given in com lan,s Of tho Urinary Or.
sans, such . Gravel. Chrunic Caiarrh Of the Blad
Disease OF the PROSTATE an. Retention or lncon.i
ncncs OF Urine from loss Of tone in the parts
ccrned IN its evacuation The remedy has also been
Cutaneous Affections. and Dropsy.
Hembold's !, tracf Buehu is used by persons from
The ages q IS to ss and from % to 81 or 10 the de-
Pains Bed-wetdng in children.
m AFEDcIloRs PECULIAR TO yEEALEs, the
Hxtract Buchu 10 uneQuaed by any other remedy.
Chlorosie q n. tsnsion. Irregular y Painfulnefs or
Suppression OF Customarv Excavations. Ulcera ed
or ochirFous otsse Of the Uterus. Leucorrhea or
DISEASES OF THE BLADDER, KIDNEYS.
CHAVYL and DROPSICAL HwELllN0S-This
cites the absorbcnts into heal ny action. BY which
the wssery OF Calcareous dep sstions and a.! unnat
ural RnlMeemsels ere reduced, a. well o. Pain and
Inflammation.
HHMBOLp's EXTRACT BUCHu has cured evry
esec 81 DIABETES in which II has been given. IT.
rtation q tie Neck Of the Bladder and maans S
der Istention Of Urine, Diaeases OF the Pro trate
GLAND UsoAe IN the Bladder. Caleulue, Gravel.
Brick duet Deposit and Mucue or Milky Discharges,
sn for Erftebled and delicate COnsttutiorr. OF both
Sc zee attended with the following symptom. In
disposition to Exertion, Loes OF Power. Loss OF
Memory, Di1acuify Of Breathing. Weak Nerves,
Trembling. Horror Of Dieease, Wakefulnese. DIM
nees Vision, Pain in the Back, Bot Hands, Finch
ing Of the Body. Dryness OF the Skin, Eruption on
The Face Pxiid CounteuAnce, Universal LAesitudc OF
the Muscular System, sc.
HELNDOLDS fBxTRACT BUCHUuS DltRETlC
AND BLOOD PURIFYING,
And cures all Diseases arising from Ha ts Of Dssa-
patton Exceeeee and 1mpfudences In Life. In
puritiee OF the Blood, &c, euperssdiog Co
paiba In affections TOR which tt II used.
euch - ConcnhRa, Geete, OF long
standing, asd 6yphilitic Afsee-
tions-in those dleeaeee. need
In connection with HELM.
BOLD'S ROSE WASH.
sold at
HELNHOlD'0
Dnue AND CHEMICAL WAnmoCsA
~ BnOApWAY.
And By Druggists everywhere.
ask for
HELMBOLD'&
Take no other.
Reware of 9,ounperfefts
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TO YOUNG EN-.

no arrest Seminal Losses, TO conquer bad habits
and remove the effects OF early Error, send %
cents TO GALEN'S HEAD DISPENSARY, Louis
Vile, Kentucky.
Having had ten years experience in this specially
patients suffering from any disease whatever OF pri
confidential nature, and ladies' troubled with
any of the ailments peculiar to the by enclosing
70 cents above with brief statement of case, viii
receive particulars for self treatment BY return mail
and thus avoid quackery. We also have a Narix
Clasp which we guarantee 10 cure varcocele In four
days. The Kleetro-Magnetic Preventive. Those de-
string TO limit their offsprifg, enclose stamp
for pamphlet, containing engravings and expana-
tions Of the above preventive. with essay on the
subject OF prevention. AL correspondence conf
Drawer FL. Louisville. Ky ocfg4dkWlY
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30

The Confessions and Experience
of an Invalid.
Published for the benent, snd ne a CAUTION TO
YOUNG MIN and others, who suffer from Nervous
Debility, Premature Decay Of Manhood, &c, sup
plying ruR MEnEs OF SELr-CuRr Written by
who cured himself. lind sent free receiving
post dad directed envelope. Address NATHANIEL
MAYFAIR, Brooklyn, N y. Also free, by the same
publisher, Circular OF DAISY SWAIN the great
poem OF the War. deci T-ddw3m
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
MRY A BOTTLE AND BE CONvINCEI 1T
will only cost you your tme in using IL, Nit does
| 49,

DIR. To bias Venetian Iiniment.
AZ an External Remedy In cases OF Chronic Rheu.
maiism. Chopped Hands, Mosquito Bites stiffness 81
the Joints and Contraction OF the Muscles, Head
ache, Cats. Dsuhcs. Pains In the Limbs. Back and
Chest. Sorce, Toothache, Stings OF Insects and
sprAine. its wonderful curative powers are maraeu-
Ions.
Taken Inernailo in eAses OF Sick Headache, Collie,
Dowx Osnplsints, Cholern. DyssAtesy, Vomiting
md Dyepepsia. Its soothing and penetfating quail
tiee are felt o. coon ~ taken. II the reader on
his friends have any complaint named In this adver
tisement. try the Venetian Liniment Remember II
you do not fnd relief you can have your money re-
funded. Ask fos DR.. Tohias' Venetian Imminent and
take no other. II r. pleasant TO take and clean 10
nee and ePaaicates the disease from the system 30
mauy Lninents, Pain killels, and Oils. now food
ing the country, that only stop the pain while the
article is being used, and then return.
Price 80 cents per bottle. Sold by sill Druggists.
Depot, 50 Co,tlandt street. n. Y.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30

How Brandreth's Pills Cure.
When dieease Is in the system 1t may be said 70 be
an intruder Brsndreths Pills are n sort of Police.
which being swallowed. seize the intruder and cause
a Disturbance when Mature tuins them both out Of
her domains together. Nature always tries 70 re
stoye health but, alas Is not always able. Being
assisted BY BKANDRETH'S PILLS and mild diet,
she never iails when this great medicine is used IN
scaeon. Over hundred years has proved the tru'n
OF the asserson In fact, their use neures the cure
o. All disease Of the human body whether chronic or
recent, infections otherwise because they purify
the blood and increase easely the action OF the ex
crsting and secretinR veseels. The sick gain new
powers Of life from Brandreths Pills. as flower That
| Il fading gathers vigof from q refreshing rain.
PrIr cipal Office, Brandreth House. New York.
Rnlh BY all Druggists.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1868-01-30
Browns Bronchial Tr0cElel

Schenck's Seaweed Tonic.-ihis
medicine, invented by DR.. J. II. ScaEssK. of PILLS.
deiphia IL intended to dissolve the food and msbe
into chyme the Arst process o. digestion. BY clean
s,ng the Stomach with ScheDcks Mandrake Pills. the
Tonic restores the appetite. and food that could
not be eaten before usng II viii be easily digested.
Consumption cannot be cured by Schenck's Pulmo-
mic syfupunlcss the stomach and liver s made healthy
and the Appetite restored. hence the Tonic and PMS
afs required in nearly every cnae Of consumption
| half dozen bottles Of the GKAwEED TONIC and
| tArse ~ four hhses Of the Mandrake PILLS viii
| eure any ordinary care OF dyspepsia.
| d. scuxscK makes professional visits In New York
Bog ton, and at his principal oice in Philaeelph'a
every week. See daily papers Of each place, or biz
pamphlet on consumption for his days for visitation
Please observe. wien purchas ing, that the two Ike
nesse. OF the Doctor one In the last stage OF Con
sumption. and the other as he nowis, In perfect heIa
| are un the Government stamp
| Sold ~ ali Druggisse and Dealers. price 81 H1i
hottie or a. 90 the nalfdozen All letters for adv
sbonli be nd dressed TO DR. Schenck Principal Ofics
/ No Is North 9Th street. Philadelphia Pa.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
BY TELEG RAP H.
LATEST TO NOON TO-DAY.


Nrw YosK, November 81, io:4s am
Gold opened at lsal, and u now 1914
cotton quiet bu, steady; uplauds, 2lac.i
Mobile. 243s.; Orleans, 25e'; weeks re-
eeipis. 5000 bales; gross receipts. p 800
bales; sales for the week, 20, 900 bales
exports since September lst, 6,325 bales;
stock on hand, 25 1000 bales; receipts at
all Uoited States ports, $4,000 bales.
l2.-Gold, l35.; cotton less active,
but prices maintained; exchange steady.
1890 p.m.-Ns cable news received
yet; trouble on New Foundlaud wires
NEw ORLEANS, November 81, ll;soa.m.
Gold, l34s; cotton demand fair and
prices firm; middliuss, 2sci New York
sight bills to. discount.
l220p.m,-Gol 1914; coupons 81, ll5s;
'62, llls; ga. 1919; '65, lO7i 5-20s, new
issue, llOi; 81. llOs; coupons '6s, llOs;
1910 coupons, 1861. New York Central,
1881; Erie, li2 Government bonds
strong. Tennessee--old, 6s2; new. est.
l:20 p.m.-Gold, l34i. Cotton, quiet
but firm; uplsnds, 243e.
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The Efaae Trenkury,

Attention is directed to the report OF
4ba mint committee of the House and
Senate uuon the condition of the State
Treasury. The ease with which the
4isebool fund is disposed of by the com
mit,ee will not sstoGi,h this community,
in view OF the political faith OF those
associated in it's 6nal taking of, and
the status Of those to be affected ~ a
plain statement; yet the Srollery 81 me
thing is striking and in accord with the
Ingenious avowal of the Governor, Who
used up what was left Of the sacred
fund" after it had been manipulated ii
Memphis. for the purpo.e of paying the
5ntorest on The State debt, which had
previously been swallowed up in extra
mileage and pay fer the loyal members
of our loyal Legislature, 30 we CO.
Appeal.
While our neighbor is on the subject
of Expectations in school books, and
the disposition Of The " school fund" we
hope it will give us all the facts which
may be in reach on these subjects. That
four hundred thousand dollars, which
was so sacred fund that the rebel "
Governor Harris would not use it to feed,
or cover the shiVeriug bodies or bleeding
feet of Confederate soldiers, during all
the four years he had it in his undis-
puted possession. and which be SO faith
fully and bravely retained to the State
authorities at the close OF the war, is a
matter of some little public interest
which our school officers, taxpayers,
parents aud citizens at large desire II
look into. il il large sum TO lose
especially TO a State involved for forty
millions already. and being q fund for
hidden TO be toOched for any other pur
oose except hiatt which it vss sppSo'
pria,e5. We hope our usighbor may
have or fad abundant information OF
this sufiect No matter who is inpli
Gated. lss the truth come, and the whol'
truth. though the heavens fall.
We are unable to state facts ofour ow'
knoulesge. Bot we know that there Is
wbisper on The streets that 6fty-fwo o.
6fv-,even tbousand dollars Of the asset
n he Tennessee National Bank, vhicl
.bould 20 80 far 10 replace that fand. Ar
a present in the hands Of certain part
n this city. HO~ e shis' Can on
r.;gbbor give o. any information, or hnt
.or. n By cor aid or otherwise, Il shoult
ii fo-,unat. euo1eh TO Be pat on The nigh
80 takes. 9th all cur public
- u.u;sess an interest - the matter, VI
hose 10 see Re sebool fsas '1''se'
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
FOREIGN.

NAPLES, November l9-The eruption
of Mount Vesuvius is still very imposing
and threatening All the cones Of the
volcano emit rgph,inssounds and eject
large quantities of lava. The lava has
set a whole forest Of chestnut trees on
fire, causing immense devastation.
Houses, farms and lands are over
whelmed with ruin, and the population
of the nearer villages are leaving their
houses in great restitution.
Later advices from San Domingo state
that Gen. Ozsndo was moving With his
revolutionary forces on Azeta, and fight
ing is reported near that place, haez'
troops, under Fsceres, had been united
near Capitnlls, scd tae insurgents in the
North had proclaimed for Luperon.
5aez continues bis Infamous outrages on
eitisena
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
NEW YORK.

New York, November 2l.-Later adj
vices from Paraguay state that Capias
with the allied army and feet had ar
rived in front of the Psraguayau works
near Killita, but was detained from an
assault by the natural defenses Of the po'
sition. On the first Of October, however,
q accommodating party succeeded in cap
turing an important redoubt while the
iron-clads holly bombarded the Angas-
iura Notifications.
Lopez Is reported to have shot his
brothers, and to have his sister in
prison.
Mcmahon, our Minister to Paraguay,
was to leave Rio Janeiro on the 18th OF
October, with the American feet, to
obtain justice from Paraguay, and three
English and French men-of-war had
already gone up the river on a similar
erraud. The delay of the moving of the
American squadron is said to have been
caused by difficulty between Rear
Admiral Davis and General Webb on a
point Of etiquette. General Webb
has published a card exonerating Wash
burn from ell blame in the course he
took in Paraguay, and asserting that any
other course would have cost him his life.
The last accounts state that Bliss has
been tortured by Lopez, and Masterman
shot. Minister Washburn has arrived at
St. Thomas from Paraguay, on board tho
United States steamer Shamaken.
UrIoA, November 2l.-Carswell, con-
voted Of the murder of the little girl
Abby Saunders was yesterday sentenced
to be executed January 8, 1869.
The Constitutional Union party yes
teydsy nominated A. Oakley Hall for
Mayor, and A. R. Lawrence for Corpora
ton Counsel. The investigation into the
Fulton ferry disaster wac concluded yes
terday. the jury attributing the casualty
to the overloaded condition of the boats.
No one was censursd.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
TEE NEWS.

Tho secretary of the Navy is negotiating for
n purchase Of the Battery at New York.
The leaders Of the Cuban flibu',ering scheme
sti persist in their enterprise. and say that all
thgmen req uircd have been obtained and iuiiy
equipped, and they only want transportation.
The nag Of the expedition is exhibited ana
consists of red and b'ue bars. with white
GROUND, in the corner of With is lspe star
7. Is said At New York that large force Is
concentrated al Memphis. ready 10 SAT az
rnoment's notice. At a meeting ofcubsn hlibus-
tiers in New York. Thursday night. several re-
.,-i,s enrolled themselves, and letter from
l..e Confederate officer was read. Offering TO
;o;n the expedition with ten thousand men.
General Kinnizan. the alleged leader at New
York. keeps very reticent. hut the report Is that
TIE expedition lesves very soon Tor Cuba
An omaha dispatch says that Red Cloud, the
,.,,ou, chief of the Sioux Indians. and several
ether chiefs heretofore hostile, have signed
treaty Of place and promised to behave them
selves.
A salt Lake dispatch says new and rich
Miss hsve been discovered on Whiteriver. the
az. taken ont paying Eve to seven thousand
s,,i.-s r.r TN. Assays have been made OF ore
v;,asin~ from ten 10 fifteen thousand dollars
~, ton. Al ore stamping mill is already IN
ov.rstion, and large quantities Of ore are BENG
shiprei daily to Austin for reiuetion.
John King. a well known citizen. has tiled
r...i.;o. IN the S.. Louis cireuit Court. telling
-. ,u-rous fscts regarding the PssehaH
H0,s. JOtt-ry. King pat house in the
s.hsrae, ana II sas drawn BY the Assoeisnen'
hut no. receiving as big share as ne THINKS
himself entitled 10. re repudistes the whole
thiux. and dsnounees il as Illegal.
A Is.ts. from Garibaldi is published, urging
s-ai, "a choose dictator two years, and then
establi b a republic.
Peter Barnes and Martin Constantine were
arrested at Ashton yesterday. on suspicion oil
belonging to Penian organisation. Valuaoie
.apers. understood to give details relative 10
the organ stion, were found on thsm,
The Drew party settled their other Enc con-
,r,c.s yesterday before the corner. broke at
5-a5s. Their lesses amounted to over mil
lion and a quarter. The excitement in Erie
has subsidized. the stock settling dowa 10 81
Rock Island is mentioned as the next sensa-
ton. and has advanced to lDeH. Two brokers
had a fight on Change, growing out oil recent
transactions in Erie. They were separated
after damaging each other slightly.
Chief Jnstice Chase will arrive on next Mon
,isy to preside at the fall term Of tina United
states Circuit Court. Mr.. Davis will, it IL I'M
derstood, appear by counsel at present. uaiess
the Government makes different requirements.
Grants official majority in Indiana Is O,lAO.
a Republican gain over the vote IN October OF
9lS5.
The complete official returns give ths totSa
r,te of Georgia for President Of 1907 Q, and
Seymour's majo at 1928.
The followingis the official vote OF ONO al
tae November election: Grant, 2sO.2z2; sey-
,mour, Ok, O32. Grants majority. 4l,l9O.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
Hang Thraa inns.

The Reese River tNevads) RepeilLe,
gives the following account Of horrible
bungling execution Of Rufus B. Ander-
son, in Austin, on the 20lh ult.:
Stepping upon the trap, his hands
and feet were bound. the moose slipped
over bis head, and the cap drawn over
his face, and at the signal the trap fell.
aud the Wretched young man lay
stretched upon the ground. The knot
had slipped through the moose. There
vas wild cry and rush forward Of the
crowd, but i was KEEP, back By the
guard. Anderson was carried on TO
the platform. the moose was once more
adjusted around bis neck. aud the trap
fell The kno; slipped again, and An
derson was PROSTATE and insensible. II
was simply horrible He was carried up
the steps C the platform and seated IN a
chair, bis face wearing the pallo- Of the
grave. from which he had been tvics
cruelty sna,ched. The rope was adjusted
the third time, and ss the trap fell be
swung free. and after q slight muscular
movement Of several minutes be hsd
passei inio eternity. Daring the terri
Sc crsesl the nerve exhibited By The
young mar, Rufus B. Anderson, Eai
wonderful"
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21

further pursued by Il. The dollars. which
we're too sacred for use by distressed and
suffering med. With an honesi'hearled
purpose, fighting for the rights Of mes
and the property Of their neighbours
and friends, aud for the State Of
Tennessee. against then believed
invading power. should not 10 10
pay any private debts, or to promote any
private interests. as our neighbor will
oheerfally accord. We trust, therefore,
he will probe to the very bottom. aud u
possible bring the wtUls truth to the light
Of day, that the guilty may be punished
aud the innocent 20 free Now that he
has initiated. let him prosecute the bust
ness thoroughly, as becomes the indie
pendent press. Let us have school book
and school fund peculatious all shown up
and this "wholesale fleeing OF the chill
dren Of the State" laid bare, with its
authors and abettors. That ia the exac-
ton of justice, from which there is no
retreat "A time must come for the ex-
posure Of contemplated villainy, when
all accounts will be squared, and those in
sin will be utterly cast out" declares the
Appeal We think the time is just as
good now as any, and that it is unneces-
sary to give any long credits. The
quicker the discovery comes the better.
1t may have better effect on our future
to make it now than TO wait for the day
NJ final accounts.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
81, LOUIS.

ST, LOUIS, November 20.-Arrivod-
Thompson Dean, Atlantic and For
syth. Deparied-BeIle Memphis and
Virginia. The river is falling sgcin,
with eight feet to Cairo.
A Salt Lake special to the Democrat
says the hanging Of the three roughs at
Bear River city, on the llth, created
great excitement, and this morning a
mob Of two hundred men burned the
Frontier Indez Office and the Jail. The
citizens armed themselves aud fired on
the mob, killing 'or and wounding a
number. /. was arsd the whole town
would be burned, and the women and
children we're fleeing for safety.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
Grants Rogue Gallery,

The New York Times not unteasonaoly
assumes that ninety.nine out OF hum
bred OF Grants supporters in New York
expect to get Office under his admins
.tratio1. In other words, they expect
that Grant will give them chance to
steal and plumber from the country, in
an Official capacity, enough to pay them
h1Hdred fold far whatever time or
money they expended in promoting his
election. Thus, In their hattering esti-
nation, he is simply the chief in con-
federation of thieves and robbers. But
the Times demurs to this pleasant theory,
and saws that Grant himself does not APP
prove II. Wherefore, the Times chart
iably warns the tysnty OF thirty thousand
Office seeking expectauts of New York
that be sees through their designs, and
will be proof against the devices BY which
they hope, when be visits the metropolis,
10 impress their powerful claims upon
bis memory. Nay more, it is good
enough to inform them that Grant has
conceived the brilliant idea OF opening a
regaes gallery at Washington, Of which
the principal ornaments will be the pho
tographs ef the New York place hunters
by whom he expects to be beleaguered.
Taking the liberty of letting cut this Sc
cret % Grant, the Times proceeds to say
that, after ordering the destruction of
all place-seeking letters, few days ago,
be determined upon the policy be would
pursue during his visit to New York
which was to get the photograph of every
aoe-hputer that comes within gun-shot
Of him, and send them to Washington, to
be filed away in conspicuous place,
where they will constantly remind him OF
bis determination never to give any one
of them any Office or any favor" This
is an admirable arrangement, as far as It
goes. But it is imperfect in its scope
To make the contemplated rogues gall
Iery complete. it viii be necessary 10
adorn il with the likenesses Of the Radi-
cal office-holders who count on the con-
linuance in their placed under Grant, on
the plea that they devoted liberal por-
ton Of their stealines to assist in making
him Presideut-N o. Crescent
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-11-21
The Lseislaturs.

Fletcher has been elected Secretary o.
State, which gives conservative aspect
10 the Legislature. Rust was elected io'
| Treasurer. Tho ultra Brownlow Rad'-
calls regard the election Of Fletcher as
"Demccratic victory" Hamilton, the
Confederate sugar man, made violent
speech against Fletcher, much TO his adj
vantage.
Taies bill, Incorporating a Southern
Railroad Association, passed seeosd
reading. increasing the stock to ten mil
lions. The bill incorporating ufaee
Church, Memphis, passed second read
ing; and 4 bill passed the first providing
for the lease Of the railroads that have
no, paid the interest on bonds loaned by
the State.
A bill amending the charter OF Mem
mis- passed second reading, which au-
thorizes the Board Of Aldermen to elect
Water Works Commissioners TO construct
water works, with power to issue bonds
TO the amount Of two millions, and levy
a special tax on real estate for the psy-
ment of the interest seni-annually.
The taxes should, Of course, be all as
sessed to real estate so that the Beeohers
and Houghs can buy it all up for taxes.
Il is thought Brownlow will decline APP
poiuting chief of police at present.