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ny reIeGrRDh.l U~nroEHEATI. March 81
FLoUR-Unchanged and quiet; extra
81 5094 IS; family S595 IS.
WHEAT Unchanged and quiet at 81 009
l 08.
CoRN-Dull and dropping; car 75@77c.
OATS-49153c and dull.
R~YE-S39e8c and In but limited demcud.
BARLEY-Nomlnaiiy unchanged.
CorToE-Firm 2lZ@2lc for middliDg.
ToBACCo-Dull bnt not lower
WHIsKY-Firm 92c and in air demand.
MESS PORK-Held at s23 p but no de-
mand.
BULK MEATs-Duil: 0Mc for shouisers:
1870. 12Nc, l3Hc M I4e for sides and no
enquiry; bacon irregular. shoulders held
at l04c and clear sides at l5Zc bat no de-
mand for the other; clear rib sides so q at
1870, cut are now held at He; sugar
CURED hams 169l3c.
LARD-DuIl I4a for prime steam or ket-
tie, but no demand.
B~UTTER-scaTce and higher, 32g37c.
EGGs-Dull; 22G23c.
CHEEsE-Unchanxed.
LIESEED OIL-Du1; GGaOgc.
LARD OIL-Steady at 81 2O@I %.
PErRoLE UM-26d28c Tor refined.
GROCERIES unchanged.
G0LD-Sl II buying.
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MILLsBURG, Centre Co, Penn,
March ID. 1870.

MeSSrS. Cloud, Akin &c TO-:
CONFERENCE.-The box of Clouds
I~nvigorating Cordial has arrived. The
express charges are outrageously
high, but | am glad to get the medi-
cine. You have selected, | see, Z
Of our best men for Agent here.
l have two daughters who. for a
time, seemed to be in a decline from
general debility, and threatened also
w. IL. Watson, of Tennessee, was
using your Cordial, and ordered a
half dozen for my daughters. which I
am happy to say has entirely relieved
them both, after We had exhausted
the skill of many of our best physi-
clans. 1t ought not to be kept from
suffering humanity.
Yours, very truly,
mh21 WHARTON Morris.
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OhlGngn

BY ~Te.egrsph.I CHICAGO. March 81.
FLoUR-Very quiet; So 25@3 70 for spring
extra.
WHEAT-No. l quiet at S3dS4c, n No. z
fairly active, ranging at 75g76N, closing
easy at 75Lg75N; sales this afternoon at
35c cash, and 75A, seller April.
.~CoRN-rirm. steady, aud Z@lc higher,
no grade; this afternoon the market is
steady; No. 2 at nc; no grade &c, and
new Q c..
Overwhelmingly active and firm ut
37L37S<, closing at 37Z for No. 2.
RYE-Firmeri 55%967M for No 9.
BARLEY-NOm1nal.
HIGHwISEs-Flrm at G3c for wood and
9lO for iron bound.
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Dan,L be Tmposed UpOn

By purchasing Baking Powders which
fall short of the quantity represented
in each package, from one-eighth to
one-haIf. DOoLEY's BAKING Pow
DER is put up in tin cans. which con
tain cctuaz net ueight, /. J. 1 and 5
pounds, as represented, and is per-
fectly free from any impure SUBJ
stances. We guarantee purity, qua.-
ity, quantity and results satisfactory
every time DooLEY's BAKING Pow
DER is used. For sale by Grocers
everywhere. mha2 TuThSa
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Aen YOrh DEE aooas naran..

By Telegraph NEW YORK, March q.
Weather very fine and market active at
somewhat irregular rates. Stevens
crashes are quoted by jobbers as follows:
brown bleached 9. ROW 10, bleached do
10 do. Il do, A lI% do, l2% do, p I2% do.
l3L do, MA do, Is do, N N Is do, 10 do. NJ
Is do, Xxx 10 do, twilled rolled Is do, 10 do.
Union and don apron checks all of
one cent per yard extra miners sell at 20 I:
Indian head brown sheet4ngs are reduced
muslfns down 10 22E. Print market still
in middle Hamilton II cloth u reduced by
agents 10 IlZ; the COnestOg6 70 IL; whtie
Sprague's medium WORK Is advanced Il II.
and extra robes TO III, but there are plea
~ OF prints "a lally as good at o. 10 l0k.
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GooDsELLvILLE.-There is a mis-
understanding in the minds of many
persons relative to the location of
Campbell and Putnam Streets, in
"Goodsellville," or Goodsell's En-
largement. The old map, which was in
common use until the publication of
Bateman's Map, located these streets
wrongly. Putnam Street was repre-
scented where Campbell Street should
have been, and Uice versa.
The County Plat Record shows
that Campbell Street, is located east
ofPutnam Street, just as Bateman's
new map shows it. The boundary
line between the new First and Sec
ond Wards, runs out Sixth Street,
and across Blackford's grove, nearly
in a straight line to Putnam Street,
and th.nce to the southern line Of
the city, at the border of Goodsell-
Vile; thence by the corporation line
to the Ohio River, thus dividing
Goodsellville nearly in the middle,
throwing the east half in the First
Ward, and the vest half in the Sec
ond Ward.
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By TeiegrRph.l LOUISVILLE. March 81.
CoTTOE-Quiet and steady.
ELoUR-EZtra family, e5 90.
GR~AIN-Steady. Corn, 92c. Oats. Csc,
Rye, soc.
PROVISIONS - Very quiet and steady.
Mess pork, steady at s2B 80. Bacon shoul-
deTs, llHe; clear rib, l5e; clear sides. l5i<c.
EuIk shoulders. Zoe; clear rib, lie: clear
slqes, lo54c. Hams, sugar-cured, 1SIc.
L"ARD-Prilue fierce, 15c.
WHIsKTzsa Jaw drmer at 92093c.
ToBACCo- ales OF l05 ~hOgshends 40 83 90
a 90 for trash to Tugs: IS U084O 90 for low
Is Qrm.
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mr. ota1r R4cer Htenas ace THIRD Page

The additional arrivals and departures
up TO midnight, include the P. w. Strader,
New Orleans to Cincinnati; Kenton, New
Orleans to Cincinnati; Spray, Cincinnati
to Nashville; Quickstep, to Cairo; Ev-
ansville, from Green River.
The Quickstep took out a good trip, and
running up above the city, came down
like an arrow from a bow, and mads the
run from the foot OF sycamore Street out
of sight in 5 minutes and % s-econds.......
The P. w. Strader discharged so hogsheads
sugar and some other freight here, and
had about IS tons for ports above. She
will go to Cincinnati, If she can cross he
falls. of which there is but little doubt.
The Kenton discharged some 500 bales OF
cotton fer R.. K. Dunkerson & Co.. ana hao
a moderate trip for points aboTe-.""."..
The Spray arrived at 8 P. II with a
medium tlip. She discharged some
freight here and added a Ittle--~~-....
We learned from a responsible source last
night that q misunderstanding arose be-
tween the Captain of the Lucy Bertram
and the steward, in consequence of a sup.
posed infringement upon the rights of the
steward by the Captain, and that the
whole cabin crew, including cooks, &c,
left the boat at some point wen down the
river, and came up on the KentoD-......
The Mallie Ragon viii be in to-day, and
leave for Nashville to-morroW..."........
The Evansville arrived from Green River
at 8 O'Clock, with a good trip. She leaves
for Bowling Green at 4 o'c ock to-day,
and Is a nicely appointed steamer......
ManEfes:s.
MANIFEST-Steamer City of Evansville,
from Cairo to Evansville, Trip No. 4. March
81, 1S70-A Z Shrader, 2 hhds tobacco; K K
Dunkerson & Co, IS hhdS tobacco; A Gum
berts, 2 boxes furs, l bundle furs, 8 sacks
of feathers; steamer Clara Scott, 100, COO
shin giles; CA Kessler s. Co., 2 bxsi oysters:
[ d ID HeimanD, 5 bags dried apples, 2 bum
dies dry hides; VIM Rahm & Son, n bags
potatoes, Is bags turnips.
R-ESHIPPIHG.
L~oufsviIie-S Z ] Reynolds & Co, l hid
Il %, . hhds tobacco; X Il Alexander, /
Dbl bacon, l keg 2 l box dressed fowls,
l box contaiDg a clock.
Rising sun-W Douglas. l bag seeds.
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ORIGIN OF "SHoo FLY."--The
newspapers all over the country have
been quoting from the classic poets
to prove that "shoo fly is the pro-
duction of Virgil. Horace, Homer or
Milton. Eb. Stebbins. the epistolary
poet of Fort Wayne. writes the Jour-
NAL to say that he is the author. and
the following is the original:
" My ma Ia deep contritlon made me cry
Gas she ia spanking me made her shoe
dvU
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ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-A Mr..
Taylor was before Esquire Walker
yesterday. for assault and battery on
30 little negro girls, his servants.
Che complaint being sustained, he
was fined one dollarl and costs.
In summing up, one of the attor-
neys for the defence revived the doc
me of the Church of the Moo dis
pensashun," the corner stun" of
which is, 'the divine right of the
master to wallop his WI niger"
showing in evidence, indentures from
the Freedmen's Bureau. Nasty is
probably legal authority in some parts
of Kentucky, but Justice Walker
didn't think him good in Indiana.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
LIYa and Lei Llrp.

BIID LAu G LIFPs
Did you hear the news? The doc
tors have agreed that
oysters, Fresh, are the Best Bedi-
cine!
The best place to get them always
fresh, is at JOHN G. SoHWEIzER's
MAIN STREET EXCHANGE,
Between Fifth and Sixth Streets.
mar22 I'm
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E HEARKETa.
.urz cold ana BsoCa Haraet.

sss 4uTE cold ana BgOCR HarRet,
By zeiegraph.l NEW YORK. March q.
Tho particulars os a new fraud came 70
light this afternoon. An individual by
the name of Hart, on SATURDAY.. entered
the Office of Evans. Wharton q Co. MOI
Broad street, and gave an order TO sell
$1,000 shares of Lake Shore, which they
sold at S536 to Sj4. Hart stated the stock
was for the account OF ID. h. shelton, one
of the most responsible operators on the
street. To-day a Wharton & Co. dis
covered that Shelton had not ordered any
such sale, and bought the stock back at a
loss of 81, SEQ. 1t is supposed that Hart was
short of Lake Shore, and adopted this
course to break market and buy in his
There are no new developments in re-
gard TO the late fOrgeries. Some bankers
and brokers to-day instructed their banks
not to certify any checks under Sl,OO0, and
some banks, of their own accord, are re-
fusIng to certify for small amounts. All
the alterations have been made from very
small amounts, and the forgers, thus far,
haVe not risked $1,000 in their operations.
a report that Dennis, Perkins q Co.. cot
failed, was IN circulation today, but Is
denied, and Is understood to have grown
cut of difficulty experienced in tie settle
ment of some margins on CONT acts for
future delivery. Members of the firm say
the amounts involved are small, and that
their general business is not effected
and The difficulty be amicably arranged.
The report. however. caused very uneasy
feeling, especially among the partteSao.d-
ing contracts for future delivery. There
margins, which may p~recipitaTe failures
among the bear operators in the cotton
market. The enormous mount OF cotton
sold short for future delivery both here
and in Liverpool, at about the lowest
point reached on the late break IN gold,
and some of these contracts have been
covered, but a very large mount of the
cotton has TO be delivered during the next
two months. and at low figures compared
with current quotations.
- .Ilg = - fEnH n nannIarFn- an fn-InNr
passed the House, declaring IL 1nexpedl-
ent to increase the interest bearing debt.
This would seem to Kill the prospects of
that section of the funding bill giving the
Secretary of the Treasury authority TO
fund -greenbacks into 4 per cent. bonds.
MoNEY-Markst easy at Ago per cent
generally sec.
STERLING-Quiet at 8M9S%.
~GoLD-Firmer in the morning, closing
weak ana lower; the piice opened at l214.
touched l2I, and closed at 1915. Carrying
rates 4G5 per cent. C~iearances $50, 600, coo.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT naHN nwI Fnn-wwa
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BGS From a first class hotel to a
poo house is generally a violent
transition, but thanks to the County
Fathers, and Mr.. Frederick, the
Warden of our Asylum, two sick and
i~mpecunious ladies who were yester-
day removed to that institution, from
hotels in the city, experience no great
hardships.
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INSTRUMENTATION ELE ELoPE-
MENT.-The first act of this domestic
drama was closed at Esq. Walkers
yesterday. by committing Dallart
Won Albert Calvana Gerber KT@bele
to jail in default Of $3.50 bond for his
appearance at the Criminal Court.
Mrs. Zukowsky. having waived an
examination on Saturday, is reposing
in the Hotel de Miller on the same
terms.
Mrs. Kerbele, who only shares
one of her husbands names, was
present. The testimony showed the
facts to bo as stated in Saturdays
JOURNAL with the further fact that
Kerbele prolcssed to have SCI
cured a divorce from Mrs. Kerbele
and married Mrs. Zukowsky.
Mrs. Schauffeller, who testified to
this fact, said, II bin q ornish Won
Minis, und off l dink it not was drue
dat he bin gescheid NIT my friend in
his wife, l never wouldn't lot him in
de house NIT de onder vimmins vat be
call it his wife already"
Mrs. Schauffeller declined an inter-
prefer, and mixed argument and tes-
timony together so nicely that it
would be difficult to tell which side
she testified for, had not Major Mat
teson put his skill to the utmost to
separate her testimony for the prose
cution, from her spite against the
~prosecutrix.
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resumption OF specie Payment.

[ have just retained from the East
with the largest stock Of Spring and
Summer goods ever brought to this
place, which l purchased at 10 per
cent. in gold. and will sell the same
way. Remember my stock of furnish
ing goods are we'll selected, having
given my special attention to this par
ticular class of stock. [ have a vari-
ETY. of collars, and all kinds of "Sboo
Flies" Come and sec me at so Main
Street. JOHN III. SCHRICHTE.
mar17 w
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TOBACCO SALE. = Messrs. Martin,
Gardner & Co. will sell twenty FIVE
hogsheads Of tobacco this morning at
10 o'clock. Two hogsheads of the
above are to be old Choice Cuttings.
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NEW TYPOGRAPHICAL, CIVIL AND
CONGRESSIONAL TOWNSHIP MAP OF
INDIANA, AND FARMER's RECoRD.-
Our city is being very literally sup
Piled with copies of the above map,
and accompanying book. We have
glanced over the map, and, as yet,
have failed to detect any errors. 1t
seems to be all that was claimed for
it by the agent soliciting subscribers,
and is valuable in either the Office or
private residence. The Record and
Directory will. no doubt, be of value
to our business men, while the map
itself furnishes, at a glance, informa-
ton that could not otherwise be OBJ
tanned without considerable labor aud
trouble. We feel confident subscri
bers will not be able TO complain OF
its incorrcctness.
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FIFTH WARD.-The citizens will
be glad to learn that Mr.. Willard
Carpenter is a large property o10ner.
An impression seems to have become
quite common that he was not a large
property owner. See proceedings Of
the Fifth Ward meeting last night.
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sPECTAL NOTICES.
OnnsnmnfInn.

The Three Remedies. "BCHENCH's PUE-
MONO SYRUP" for the cure of Ccugha.
Colds, Bronchitis, and every form OF Com
sumption. The peculiar action OF mods
tcine ripens the ulcers In the lungs. proc
NOTES the discharge OF the corrupt matter
by exp-ectoration. Purides Ia blood, ana
thus cures Consumption, Waen every other
remedy fails.
"Schenck's Sea-Weed Tonieu for the
cure OF Dyspepsia or Indigestion, and ni
diseases arising from debility. This tonic
~inVIgorates the digestive organs, surplios
the place OF the gastric juice when that fla
deficient, and then nabIes tho patient TO
digest the most nutrlclous food. IL Ig q
sovereign remedy Tor all eases Of indige.
ton.
"Schenck's Mandrake Pills" one OF tina
most aluablo medicines ever discovered
being a vegetable substitute Tor eaiomeL
aud having all the useful properties as
crloed to That mineral, without producing
any OF its injurious effects.
TO these three medicines Dr.. l. Ia
schenek' Of Philadelphia, owes bis un-
rivaled success In the Treatment ~ paI-
monte Consumption. The Puimonfesvrup
ripens the morbid matter, -discbarpes b..
aho pufinea the blood. The nndrak
Pills act upon h liver, remove am OH
"NA@A@AAB give inc OFumm ID
heaiIhy tone, and cure Liver Complalnt.
which IS ono ofthe most prominenteaueee
OF Consumption.
me Sea- Weed Tonic ~InvIgorateq the
powers Of the stomach, and by strenrtheu-
Ing the digestion and bringing A. 10 nor.
NAL and healthy condition, improves tao
Of tho blood, by which neanq tbe
formation OF ulcers or tuberclss ~ M
lungs becomes impossible. The combined
action OF hese medicines, as TINS axe
planned " lcure every case or Copsnmp-
ton, II the uiediaa are used I'm Time and
the use Of The is pergevered IN sumeiept-
ly to bring the case TO a favorabIetermIna
ton.
DR.. Schenck's Almanac, c3ntainfnqam mia
treatise on the various forms of dIssoss.
his mode Of treatment, and general dirse-
lions how t. use his medicine. can 81 had
gratis or sent by mail by addressfng hlB
Principal once, No. Is North sixth Street
Philadelphia, Pa.
Price Of the PulInonlc Syrup and Sea-
weed Tonic each g so PER bottle, or 81 Goa
half dozen. Mandrake Pills, 2sc. per box.
For sale BY all diuaglsts aud dealers.
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.Memnhfa HarRar.

By telegraph MfmrFHIB, March al.
CoTroS-Qutet and steady az 22kc; re-
ceipts La bales exports 1906 bales.
Eupernne 81 70.
CoRN-Large recoiptsi 93@g8c.
OATs-63G05c.
HAY-e7 60.
BRAN-S26.
LARD-l4Z6lGc.
PoRK-227 90.
BACoN-ShOulcers llLc; sides lG1Sc.
BULK MEATS Shoulders 1910 sides l3%
@l5c.
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BT The Fakir was really quite
good last night, and had a good house.
all Of whom seemed TO be pleased full
and running over. The cook stove
was won by an old bachelor, and the
applause by the Fakir. Presents
again tonight.
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G@~ Fish & Barter have just re-
ceiVed Harper's Magazine and Frank
Leslie's Lady's Book for April. Put
MANS Magazine is also in.
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EIGHTH WARD CoUNoILMAN.-Mr.
B@ttichcr having declined to run for
Councilman, Mr.. VIM. Heilman, ac-
eording to his promise, has taken the
Aeld
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saT A few loads of Coal Cinders
at the JOURNAL Ofice-any person
can get by calling early.
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BW- See the call for a meeting Of
the Stockholders of the State In.
suranee Company.
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REcoRDER's Court. - John Fitz-
patrick, for the same old drunk, paid
S. Is.
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BY Cable.1 LONDON, March 2I.
COnsols, for money, 93; account 03K:
bonds, 62s, 9C1S; Cos, S93I; 67s, s9Li I0-40s, ST;
Erie, 2Ih: Illinois Central, 1879 ALlautie
u Great Western, 29H.
PARIS, March 2~I.-BOnrse quiet at 73f. G0C.
LIVERPOOL, March 2l-COttOu drmer:
sales 1900 bales uplands at llLsmfI1<; Or
leans llZ@ll6s. Hreadstu0s unchanged
ProYlslons u~ncnnngeu, eNeepL cheeaa, OBJ.
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FIrst in the Field.

A large assortment of Spring and
Summer Clothing for men and boys
has just been received by STRoUsE &
Bros, 20 Main Street, who now offer
extra inducements in anything 10
their line. Call and see. mh19 81
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DEoEAsED.-Rev. J. P. E. Kumler
received a dispatch yesterday an
nouncing the death of his brother,
W. f.. Kumler. at Oxford, Ohio. He
leaves to-day to attend the funeral
services.
Mr.. Kumler will be remembered as
a member of the late firm Of Turner &
Kumler, and for several months a
resident of our city, during which
time, By his genial and courteous
manner and business integrity. he
won many friends. But the hand of
the destroyer was upon him, and in
early manhood he is stricken down,
mourned by a wife and three small
children, and a large circle of
friends.
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COUNUII PR0OENDINGs.
COUNCIL

ENd1A5NAAAGs AAdANA 49, AofVsJ
The Council met at the usual hour,
His Honor, the Mayor, presiding.
Present--Councilmen Steinbach,
Hopkins, Semonin, Orr. Hodson,
Steiueker, Wiltshire and Doughty.
Minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
The following bills were presented
and allowed:
Joseph S,aIhefer, legal fees deferd-
Ing his acts as Market Master.--s GO 60
Evansville Journal Co, advertising, 81 90
q. X. Mitchell, labor on L~ock-up.-~. % 90
Jackson Fire Engine Co...........-... 40 90
Samuel Orr q Co., -.----.-..... II 30
William Holman, butts and washer Il %
al es z, ~ y
John Duggan repairing h-ose-cart.. 2 SO
John M~cInnerny, repairing crossings 81 20
The bill of G. Marshal was refer
red to the Committee on Claims.
The following persons were APP
pointed Inspectors of Election:
First Ward, VIM. Liant; Second
Ward, Matthew Henning; Third
Ward, Jacob Weintz; Fourth Ward,
w. E.. French; Fifth Ward, Jacob
Frelich; Sixth Ward, A. j. Hutch
inson, Seventh Ward, VIM. Warren,
Sr.; Eighth Ward, Chas. H. Butter
field; Ninth Ward, August Uhl.
The following were designated as
the places at which to hold polls at
the coming election:
First Ward, McJohnston's grocery;
SecondTWard. Habenicht's grocery;
Third Ward, Court House; Fourth
Ward, Marlett's store; Fifth Ward,
masco Engine House; Seventh Ward,
VIM. Liven's; Eighth Ward, Aug.
Green's Ninth Ward. Uhl's grocery.
PLY d. Viets, day Wharf Master,
reported 1927 80 for q steamboats,.
Sam. 2. Havlin reported $159 Is for
an equal number.
Jos. Stahlhefer Market Master, re-
ported receipts for the week Sc 65.
The Mayor reported exchange Of
bonds for $500 90. The clerk report
ed receipts from various parties inter
ested in the opening of Walnut and
Market Streets, showing that they had
received $3.50 therefor.
Mr.. Semonin presented a resolution,
calling for the appointment of one
citizen from each Ward to examine
and report the best means of putting
in water works in the city. The res
olution passed, and Messrs. VIM.
Iglehart, Matthew Henning, Peter
Semonin, DR.. Bray, j. A. Haney, j.
A. Reitz, Tom. Kerth, w. Baker and
Ed. Burtis were appointed as such
committee.
The Mayor was empowered to see
that all money collected by the Wharf
master, be paid into the city Treas
ury.
Messrs. Orr, Wiltshire, Hopkins
and the Mayor were appointed a com
mittee to settle with Collector Greek.
On motion of Mr.. Semonin, an or
der was drawn on the Treasurer to
pay Mr.. Sam. Kolb, for work on the
lock up.
On motion of Mr.. Doughty, city
officials were ordered to make final
reports of the business of their offices
at the next meeting.
The clerk was, on motion of Mr..
Steinbach, ordered 10 examine, and
report at the next meeting, If any old
city officials were deliHquents.
The Sexton of Oak Hill Cemetery
reported four interments, and the
Council adjourned.
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