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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Reverdy Johnsou's prompt con6rma-
lion BY he Senate OS minister 10 EnglOud
and the very complimentary manner 10
which i, was done. is pleasant mani
feslation Of good feeling 10 these days
when political snimosilies are so ran.
corous and the ucerbi'y Of party feeling
so general. Mr.. Johnson is probably
the best appointment that the country
could expect from the President. Du.
ring the impeachment trial his votes
showed less partizauShip than those Of
any Democratic Senator, and his fatter.
ing confirmation shows that the Repub.
can majority appreciate an honest opPo.
nent. This action is more creditabIe
when it is remembered that Mr.. John.
sons successor under the PRESENT gov.
eminent of Maryland, whether he be
appointed or elected. will in all proba.
hiIity be distosteful 10 the loyal ssuti-
ment Of tho nation. Maryland will not
now send 10 the Senate si,ber as pure
or as able a mau.-PkiIadelphia Press.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25
Tho Now York World gives tho dole,

The New York World gives the dates
Of the admission Of the late Southern
States into the Unioa, aud asks, when
did they get QUIT" Wa answer that
they got out when Democratic PrsSi-
dent told them that the General Govern.
msut had no power to keep them 10
The psItadRipbtrAIiOn, however, dcci,
ded that tho SOScdOrS could be 6rut whip
ped, aud the States that got out undol
Democracy could be tSksnin again uDdSl
RspublioGniSn.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

General Grant is supported by every
illu,riOus soldier in the Union-Shor.
man, Meade. Sheridan, SiOkles. Geo. H.
Thomas. Hooker. Plsssonton. Mcdowell,
Candy. Emory, schofeld. Moves, Ord,
Halleck. Fitzpatrick, Logan, Rawlings,
and a host of volunteer generals, many
of whom have heretofore been Democrats
Gen. Hancock il the only really emrnen.
officer who seems willing to train With
the anti.war Democracy.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Kansas is shutting her doors on Ross.
1.-THE public indignation meetings report.
ed from every section Of that State may
DO taken as a reflex oFtbc popular feeling
the accidental Senator will very prObab-
bly, deem II prudsnlLo 90 back TO bis old
home 10 Illinois, add avoid The wrath oil
the border patriots.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25
WHICH ..BEN,u

ItappeSts that Lhersiis colored mao
10 -Moreautown named Ben, Smith. and
this discovery has inspired the Demo.
cratic mind here with agonizing doubts
whether The Consultation means 10 advo-
cate the claims Of that gentleman or Of
his Kanawha nsmesaks, for Governor
The recent Chase movement strengthens
the Doubt intelligencer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

An old mNu, uamO unknown was mar.
dsrsd near Buffslo, on the 10th, and his
body was thrown across tho railroad
track. ,..,..
Tho military a'o securing tho woods
on tho ArkAusAR shore, opposite Mem
phis, for Collier, who killed Bethel, last
Tuesday,
Tho uauo Of Gen, Gaorgo B, MeClolin
seems to have sunk out Of The minds and
memories Of the busy hunters after q
Democratic candidate for PRECEDENT.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

A prisoner confined in tho city jail at
Columbus, attempted to commit suicide
Wednesday night by hanging but he was
discovered in time aud bis life saved. He
improVissd rope out Of his linen coat.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Tho law provides tha, the Southern
Territories must accept the Fourteenth
Amendment, before they can be admitted
into the Union, and yet Gen. Buchanan
has issued an order fOrbidding the Leg
iSlature Of Louisiana to assemble until
Congress has accepted the new couslitu'
lion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

shorman'I bill to reduce thO value Of
our gold and silver dollar about six cents
10 order to unity il with the GySfrs no
piece, provides that all debts except
those due the public creditor myy DO paid
in tho cropped dollar.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25
Tna DEMOCRACY.

The tribulSlionS OF the Confederate
Democracy do not decrease OS tho day
Of their National ConveniO approaches.
While tho National Republican ConVsn,
lion, which met mainly to ra,ify tho pop.
ular decree. our sdvensrles have an as.
pirant for the fut Office Of tho Republic
In every State, and in some 10 many a.
two or three. But their dilemma 10 not
confnsd 10 individuals. A unit upon
the twin doctrines Of opposition to re-
construction and sympathy with the re-
belliou, they dare not make these docl.
rinss Q part Of their platform. and are,
therefore, driven to choose between the
alternatSs Of Sdhsring to their faith end
90 meeting their defeat, or Of surrender.
ing that faith for The purpose Of securing
q doubtful victory. 5ry
The situation Of the Democrats muy
be summed up III single Senteucs:--
They are ready to Slullry themselves by
suPportiuga Union soldier 10 tho hope
that they can secure 10 them enough
soldier votes, or they are ready TO sup.
port an AbolitioniSt in the equally des.
perute hope of securing enough negro
votes in the reconstructed States to give
them the next Administration.
WhOt is oil this but an overwhelming
tribN'e TO the Republican party, its can.
didates and creed? What else but an
invocation to the Republicans 10 close
ranks and secure Victoryl Looking over
the wide field Of action, there is scarcely
State 10 which the signs are not hope
full. Last years. reVersss. like the re-
verses of 1862. must now be proftsbIy
stu lied as so many warnings against in.
action and dissensiou.
1ris universally conceded that Grant
" Il carry the following slalOE New
York, Pennsylvania, New Hampshire.
Maine, Massachusetts,. Iowa. Illinois.
Indiana. Missouri Kansas, Californis,
West Virginia, Ohio, Wisconsin, Mich.
gan, Connecticut, Nevada. Minnesota,
Oregon, Arksusas. North CArolius.
South Carolina. Mississippi, LouiSinna,
Alabama, Georgia. Tennessee aud Vir.
giuis.
The question naturally arises what
States do the rebel Democracy expect to
carry for their candidate. Even If they
we're united they would find it a hard and
desperate struggle; but they oppose heir
disloyal record; their quarreliug house,
hold, and their multitude of candidates
to the uuslained and patriotic record Of
the united Republicans under Grant and
Collax, their attempted campaign be.
comes simply ridiculous.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

At Williamsburg Long Island a WO-
man named 0smosky died from the
effects Of medicine administered by her.
ssA. -...---.-.-..... = - -
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Booth and Surralt Dsmocraey-the
Democracy which 10 Psnnsylvania. up
in the coal regions, forges naturalization
papers deity stained with coffee, grouds,
and murders Irish witnesses who dare 10
tell the truth lin the South works more
openly and dsfantly, bazoniug its felony
through the columns Of a reasonable press,
The Columbus (Ga) San. published in
the city where few weeks ago the Hon.
Mr.. Ashburn was assassinatsd at mid.
night by gang OF we'll dressed Gsulle-
meu, uttered tho following threat the day
before receiving the news ofthe nomina.
ton Of General Grant at Chicago; Z" We
don't kuow pho ,OiN be nominated; are don't
care toho may be. The unhappy ,uretch
toho may be fallen upon ,oM neUsr redr
Presidential robes" We commend it to
the consCienceS Of any respectable aud
law.abidiLg citizens who propose 10 vote
the Dcnocralic ticket. Philadelphia
Press.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25
THR WEEKLY BEGISTER.

The Republican National COMMITTEES
have completed its arrangements for the
approaching campaign but the canvass
will not commence until July, and will
not DO active untilthe latter part ofAug-
uH. Great confidence is mauifested'in
the result. The Republican organization
is perfect inevsry State. Ali5t ofStaleS
has been made out whicE 1t 10 essential
TO carry for The success of the ticket.
The strength Of the party will be con-
csnlrRted 10 these States, but the others
will not be neglected. The utmost ex-
srtionS will be made to elect Gen. Grant
by an overwhelming majority, end also
maintain the Congressional asoendsncy
Of the Republicans Ball. american.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Mr. Beamon'S bill dividing Te1ssin
three States, is timely aud wise. 1t can
DO done now much more easily than a,
any future time, since the power OF Con.
grsss over that territory is not limited by
State rights as it will be when its prop
sr relations TO the Union as a State shall
have been re established. After her
admission division can not be had On
less the consent Of The people is regularly
obtained; and should it be delayed for a
lew years conflicting interests will great.
y embarass, if they do not absolutely
defeat, it. sa
One of the sources ofSectional discord
hereafter, is to be the inequality Of rep
rssenlalion in the Senate, The difference
in Senatorial power between Rhode Isl,
and or Delaware and Pennsylvania, Ohio
OF Minnesota, is great enough. and to
have States like Texas, large enough fOE
six States like our own, would be o very
great aggravatiou oilbat disparity. By
oil means let Texas be now divided.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

Yellow fever Of a dSugurous typo and
epidemic form Is raging 81 Vera
CIua,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25
NOTICE.

MY wife, Nancy Patterson, having left my
IIl bed aud board without Just cause or pro-
vocation, this is to give notice that will pay
no debts of her contracting, after the date Of
this notice.
HEZEHIAH s. PATTI ERS0N.
June 25, 1868.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25
Meat Market.

MA The undersigned would res,
.MsNA. pectTully inform the citizens Of Point
Pleasant aud vicinity that he has removed his
Meat shop to the building directly opposite
The Union House, where will be found at 81
times fresh beef pork, veal and mutton, at
prices TO suit the the times.
1TThe highest market price paid for bee II
cattle, calves, sheep and hogs.
may I4-f u. GEO. BARCUs.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

MIS-. Marble vile OF Msulon Marble,
of the World died in New York on the
lib.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25
WANTED. .AGENTS .

&17S per month to sell,the NATIONAL
PlI0 FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
This Machine is equal to the standard ma,
chimes In every respect and is sold at the low
price of $50. Address NATIoNALSEWING
MACHINE CO., Pittsburgh, Pa. lin 25-3m.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25

PrivalSur. who won the milo race a,
the Jerome Park races 10 likely 10 die.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-06-25
ron PRESIDENT.
GENERAL q. s. GRANT,
OF ILLINOIS.
STATE REPUBLICAN, TICKET.

FoR ooVRRSoR.
HON. w. E. STEVENSON, Of Wood.
FOR ArDlroR.
Carr. THoS. BoGGEsS, of Rome.
FOR SECRETARY OF srArs.
CART, J. N. PIPES. Of Marshall,
roR TREASURER.
SERd'r. J. A. McCAULEY, of Ohio.
- FOR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
Hon. THAYER MELVIN. OF Ohio.
JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS,
Hos. R L. BERKSHIRE. MonongaIie.
For Presidential Electors,
la Al LARoE,
A. W. CAMPBELL. Of Ohio County.
R. S. BROWN. of . aoks son County,
DISTRICTS.
I-GEx. N. G0FF.
81. MARSHALL HAGANs,
3--GES. W. H. POWELL.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22
special Notices.



18th rssut from he lsek Of abfity to convert food
into nn1iAtnt. Hos 1ecsssssy. thss, or those saf-
ferfns from tasso alarming symptoms TO Immediately
resort to remedy fhst WI strengthen the stomach
saa digestive organs. Tot tails desirshso.-
fcct h been accomplished. the health improves, aid
ths patient resumes his usus IersonaI sspeatsnce.
HosfErftRs STOMACH BlTTERs lars attained .
sosia wia popularity IL such essts, srd have been
proven bess and .afest OF removing ronsti
pstion tonipg The stomach giving energy to the Hser
ant relieving svety symptom OF Dsrsousatss and d.
preston ~ spsaits I cheering aud Beneficial effects
highly spoken Il b. Thousands he owe to IL heir
r.stor health sersstoratse In tbe abnsis OF
mech Ina hss attained tbs popularity IN the shert
space u tin has teen before the puhlic has won
thu high sscordsd to this excellent touie
Msay other prspsrstions purportspg to be corrective
/ .nd restorasivss have bern introduced, and haTe
ished sna by one, .hs the popularity Of hosl -
| IEa's SION AcH BIrTRAs continues 10 scr'ase, e
il nos eeos n;xed AS stalssrd househe'd neelene
The success weA ATTENDS tine Of tins Ittsrs sfn-
ees AZ onls It's y;rtus all Of debility and cs
eases Of tae s.9ma h Certificates almost without nH
beg have teen ybiishsd asestsx IT. truly sirssn!ans
pc~sr rsmevipg those IainiSi sAd issfai a.
And At TIL. time ii Idle to do more than e at
tsa,on to the grsst remedy Of tbs sge in order TO
swAksu pnbiic attention to ia sxeeisBos III ~ tss
oniy prep Of The ktrd that IL reliable 70 sii
it - hsssfsrs worthy OF tse eonsd fsta %
| The AFFLICTED isuzldis
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22

John Il. Kennedy, Superintendent OF the
New York police, having publislsd letter
claiming the credit Of having first discovered
the plot to assassinate Mr.. Lincoln on biz
say through Baltimore to Washington, Allan
Finkerton, in order to establish his own cred
II N the premises, has caused to be published
full history Of the affair. Letters are Civ
On from various gentlemen who were IN The
secret, which fully establish Mr.. Pinkerton's
claims.
He Was employed, not BY Mr. Lincoln nor
bis party, but BY the President of the Phila~
deiphia. Wilmington and Baltimore Rail.
road, who paid Mr.. Pinkerton for his ser.
vices.
The f6iiowine statement BY tho celebrated
detective, and the letter Of Mr.. Judd, one Of
Mr.. Lineoln's Confidential friends, viii be
read with interest, ~ containing the first Al
thentic details Of the plot and the ESCAPE that
have be. 1 printed:
TO THE PEOPLE OF The UNITED srArys
NATIONAL POLICE AarxcY,
92 sad "a Washington ST.,
CHlcAco, Jan. Q, 1858.
The question Of the passage OF Mr.. Lin.
cola. on the night Of The ed Of February,
1861, from Harrisburg, Pa, to Washington,
d. CT. the capital Of the United States, il
one Oh marked interest ~ history. and one
upon which the peorle Of this country. and
the world. ought 70 have correct information.
Hitherto have kept silent upoptAis suhjses,
and probably might have continued 90 much
longer, but that historians are now wrisiae M
the imporsans svenss Of the lAst ssvse ysars
"A period the most exciting 10 the lifetime 81
thu naiion-up 70 the present maee Of IL 81.
isssncs, and deem il proper 10 IN Is fcl.
lowing brief statement before ths pnhl;c Il
coansctioa With this event an isdecsd.
ncreo.es, 70 take this step from the fact 81
me pani.catson, in the second volume Of Los
sing aassosy Of he We. of the lsshsllsos,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22
LINCOLN.
First Plot to Assassinate Him,

a LEAF 1RoM SECRET HssronY.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22

10 DiE. LuShutSf EelBtiuk 70 NO conspiracy 10
assassinate Mr.. Lincoln on his passage through
Baltimore, in February. 1861. and printed in
the second volume Of Mr.. Losing "Histo-
~ Of the War;. found on my able last
evening. on my return from the country.
Notwithstanding the various publications. in
the papers. parporting to give sc$ounts Of
that matter, some of which were grossly in
accurate, hsve RETAINED from publishing
anything in relation thereto; bnt hehistoran
is making apermanent record, and | cAanot,
in Justice to you. refuse to make . ataiemenf
of the facts within my personal knowledge.
As you suggest, was oae Of the party Who
accompanied Mr.. Lincoln from Springfield
t TO Washington. When the party reached
Cincinnati, received letter from you, da-
ted at Baltimore, stating that there was q
/ plot on foot to assassinate Mr.. Lincoln on bis
passage through that city, and that yon would
lcommancate further as the party progressed
eastward.
knowing that yoa were at that point, With
your detective force, for the purpose of pro-.
tecting the Philadelphia and Baltimore rail.
road against the attempt BY the traitors to
DESTROY the same. the information TINS seat
made deep impression upon me. but 10
avoid causing snxieiy on tho past Of M. Linz
coin, or any Of the party, kept this infor-
! iA'e3stott ~ s8yDStss AAb 3sAu1AV = ACCC4tGu .
second brief note from you saying that the
evidence was accommodating. No furtherc COM
munication on that subject was received until
We arrived in the city Of New York. Ia the
evening of the day Of our arrival st the As
tor House, servant came 70 my room and
informed me that there was Z lady in No. -,
who wished 70 Sc me. 0enerai Pope WAS in
my room at the Time follozsd he servant
70 one Of the upper rooms Of tine hotel, where,
upou eutssing, found I lady seated at ! a.
lble with some papers before her. She arose
IN entered, and aid, "Ar. Jndd, / pre-
sune,'' spd / responded, /" Yes, mada., Z,
and ahe haedsd me : letter from you, iatzodsc-
ling her - Mrs. Wa-ne, saperinlendent Of the
female dassctivs department Of your police
force She stalled thnt yoa did not like to
that she had been aest TO arrange for : per-
sonal in&srvisw hetwsaa youfssR ssd ne, q
which II ths proofs relating % the csospi~
racy cpuid b submitted 70 -. Ii was 90.
cordineiy Arranged that imms dia1ely after the
arrival Of The pa<ty in Phila1elqhia, ron
should notify me = What place should meet
yoa. / informed her that sAoald Be In he
carriage Win Nh Liaoeln fkoo shs aepos 10
the continsnsal Hotsl. Dusiuethis interyieu
With A[rs. Warne, C0loael B. 8: Hanford,
President Of the Amesieaa Telegraph Com.
panys ealiea. and Mn. WaFue intr04aeed NJ.
He showed me = letter from you 10 him, ~
Listing this affair, and rendered me ehesuse
Of ~ ltses fH any commsnieG xsno might
chdsse y make, and aleo Lis personal sersics
IL needed.
At Phil4delphis, while riding ffon he d.
pot Ia ~ AQtal 10 ths cArsisas rid NJ LIZ
sc,ln, 6Is sf policemss heise - eaek, ID,
efihs carriage, ~ 4 yous9 maR swalkieel
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-01-22
A Cough, a Cold, or a Sore Throat
Requires imn sdiate attention and should he CHECKED
II allowed 70 eontiEue,
Irritation Of the Lungs, Permanent
Throat Disease, or Copsumptien,
Browns Bronchial Troches

Hayrg direct influence 10 the parts eite imrnfss's
relief For hronchftfs, Asthnsa, catsrrhs
ConspmPtive and Threat Diseases, Ts
shes sxa ussd With always COED sucerss
singers and Public Speaker TIE thtr
clear and strengihsn the voice.
orrar only "Bkoxs's BroseRnI TforHIs,s ard Dc
nos saks asy Of tbs Hors,sss Ftaons that may ls Of
fsred. EelD EynrsHEEx. lnoyi2dsssn
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-02
LAyCAsTEt-Jy Equity.


Benjamin Perry, Welmuth Perry, Administra-
tor and Administrative, Us. John Perry,
Alez. Maths,on and wfe, and others-BW
for Injunction to Marshal Assets, Sell Land,
&c.
In obedience to the order of the Court Of Equity
made in the above stated case at June term, 1885,
pa, on the frat MONDAY in December next,
All that valuable PIECE, PARCEL OR TRACT OF
LAND described in the plcadinRs, belonging TO the
estate of John Perry, deceased lying and situated in
the District OF Lancaster. stale oil >outh Carolina,
containing (6000 six thousand acres. more or less, OF
No. cotton corn and grain land, well watcred and
heavily tinbered, fencing IN good repair-the up
land Producing fine crops OF cotton, corn acf small
gram while the extensive bottoms, lying along the
Catawba River, moi to he surpassed These lands
are situated In the southwestern portion OF Lancaster
District, bounded by the Kershaw line. the Catawba
River and bY lands of D. W. BrowD. Lewis Patter-
son, C. L. Tillman, James Thompson, William Dixon
and others.
WILL ALSO SELL, FOR CASH,
On the TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY after the first
Monday in December, at the former residence of
the said john Perry, deceased, i'll Lancaster Dis
trict, near Liberty Hill.
All the PERSONAL PROPERTY belonging to the
estate of said deceased Every thing usually kept ON
large and well regulated Plantation may be bought
at this sale.
The real estate above mentioned will be surveyed,
and divided into two. three and four hundred acre
tracts to suit purchasers, plats OF which will be e1-
hbited on day Of sale.
Tcrms-So much CO h as will pay the costs Of suit
and expenses OF sale. The balance credit Of one
two aud three yeara with interest to he due and pay
abe annually, from day OF sale. Purchaser to give
boud, with two more good securities. and mort
gage Of tho premises. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers, Terms must be complied with on day
OF ale Or the property will be resod on day OF sale
at the risk of the former purchaser
X. G. BILLINGS, C. E. L. D.
Lancaster Courthouse, y,
November ., 1865.
November 2uml
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-02
RECAPITULATIoN
Whites, A; Blacks and Colored, 13-Total, II.
Ofico of City Registrar, December l, 1868.
GEORGE S. Pei .ER, N. D., City Registrar.

REGULAR MEETING OF CoUNCn.-Thero was
q regular meeting of Council at the chamber
last evening, at half-past seven o'clock.
Present-The Mayor; Aldermen Potter, Cum
uingham, Lindstrom, Dereef, Wall, Oiney,
Honour, Voigt, Moore and Howard.
The minutes of the last meeting were read
and confirmed.
Alderman Lindstrom, from the Committee
on Licenses, reported favorably on applications
of William Mckay and A. C.. McGillivray for
auctioneer's license.
Alderman Olney, from the Committee on
Accounts, recommen ed the payment OF sun-
dry bills against the city, amounting to
Sc, SIS As.
The Mayor informed Council that he had
permitted the keeper of the tidal drains to
procure windlass and tubs, necessary fer the
drains in Meeting street, as tho keeper could
purchase them for less than the estimates
which had been made. He also called atten-
ton to the Old Folks Home, and said that it
devolved upon the city to take care of the in-
mates, forty in number.
On motion of Alderman Olney, the institu-
ton was placed under the Committed on Hos
pitals.
A communication was received from Dt.
Pelzer, ofthe Health Department, stating That
in consequence Of the resignation of DR.. $. G.
Brown, there was vacancy in the department.
Council concluded not to fill tho vacancy at
present, the duties OF the position being at
present efficiently performed by DR.. An
crum.
Alderman Lindstrom withdrew the petition
of Messrs. Hutchinson & Co. fer erecting i
steam mill.
The return OF the City Sheriff, showing a
transfer to the City Treasurer of s1213 49, was
received as information.
The report OF G. B. Sigwald, Chief OF Police,
showing number of arres and fines imposed,
for qusrter- arrests, 494; fines imposed on
civilians aud police, s2275-was received as i'll
formation.
The bill of the Gas Company against the
city was referred to Committee on Lighting
the Streets.
On notion Council adjourned.