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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1870-08-12
Cincinnati Live stock Market.

CINCINEATI, Aug. s, 1870.
The current prices for the week at both
the markets. were as follows:
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29

NoTIsG the fact that Mr.. Vallandig
ham has espoused the cause of female
suffrage, and intends to make it a plani
10 the next platform of the Ohio Demo
sracy, the Chicago Republican says
"a What the women frieods Of this meas
u:e have done to have such an afFron,
put upon them, is not reported. The
same person recently lectured in favor
CT Introducing the Bible into schools,
but then the Bible is strong enough to
stand it. Whether the suffrage question
can survive such an alliance, is E matter
ct much doubt. It will take q live
cause to 60 safely through such an or
deal as that"
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EXCELSIOR CoLoRED CLUB Last eve
ming, Hos. Thomas B Shannon, late
Surveyor of The Port. delivered an ad-
dress before the Excelsior Colored Club,
at the Club room. on the corner Of Jack
-on street and Virginia Place There
was a Roodly audience present. and the
speaker made very sensible and happy
speech. during which he alluded to the
emancipation Of the color.d people and
n~stOwal upon :hem of all the rights and
privileges enjoyed ty the whi'es. He
also caution-d them to use their rights
in n sensible manner. AT the conclus-
ion of his remarks, the Rev Mr.. Morgan.
a colorsd preacher, who had taken pari
10 the war, and who Was present 1t the
capture of Richmond, was called upon
He gave an interesting account of the
last great battle of the Rebellion, and
was repeatedly cheered by his audience.
IS. r. Call, Nay %.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29

The FRUIrs OF WAR-Oue of The
most singular sights growing out of the
war is a continuous line of peach trees
nearly Fifty miles in length, ABOUND Pc
tersburg aud extending toward Rich.
mond. They are growing from the
ureastworks thrown up by the rebel
army and are the only legacy lef, by the
poor fellows who were on the advance
line within one hundred yards of our
forces. Having eaten the fruit while oo
picket duty, they cast the seed aside,
aud nov they appear in one continuous
line Of foriy-6Se miles OF beautiful trees.
which yielded an abundant crop las,
year.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29

IxAIGaATIoH on Born SIDES OF TIE
CoxIIxExr.-The New York Herald, Of
Nay II, says:
Over nine thousand emigrants arrived
at New York from Europe last week
We learn, too, that the Pacific mai
steamer Japan, which arrived at San
Francisco last Friday, brought fourteen
handred passengers, thirteen hundred of
~hom were Chinese emigrants. Thus
the tide of population is swelling on
both sides of the continent. L~t the
PEOPLE come. There is room enough
cheap land enough, plenty of we'll paid
employ Dent and abundant resources for
ali. The United States can sustain a
population Of four or Eve hundred mil
lions. Nor iced there be any fear o.!
admitting the Various na,ionalities and
races. We Gao mould them to our insii-
tutions and make them useful in de,el-
ePing and Increasing the wealth of tn.
country. The prospect is that within
twenty years this country will be the
most popul0us Of all the civilized couu-
tries Of the world, and that there ARE
many men living uho will see a hun
Gred millions Of inhabitants in the Uni
ted States.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29

AFLoRID,AN RIP Van WINKLE.-While
David Clark ofthis city vas in Jackson
Vile fila J, during his receni s,journ
IN that LAND of orange esayes. there
came inro town one fus morning IN
February,s planter from IT, back coan
Try, having with him a negro he wanted
to sell He said he wanted TO false ii
little cash, and so he brought 1.-The boy
-lany to sell, AMI wanted to get bout
81 900 for him He was utterly unawa.e
that there had been "A war and that slav-
cry had been abolished, aud when told
that such was the case thought that bis
informants were playing a joke on him,
and for aw hile refused TO belieselt. HIS
plantation was in the Interior, his near
est neighbor was fifty mites distant, and
in all the years that have elapsed since
Snmter's gun he had not heard from the
outer world-knew nothing Of ne chang
es that had taken place, and Came into
Jacksonville in this year of our Lord,
1870. in good faith TO sell slave
other negroes speedily Informed their
fellow that he was "A free msn. and at
last the master that vas let him go and
DEPARTED for his plantation II ssdder and
wiser man-Hartord Post, Nay l3h.
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SauALID wretchedness and poverty
ssys the San Francisco Bulletin of NAY
%, are generally associated with met
ropolisan ou.cssts, yet i, is no uncommon
occurrence for a miserable, repulsive
shandooej creature to be possessed o!
FL income fully adequate for her supper,
"a al entirely difereot sphere of life
IA illustration OF the above statement is
given BIZ the record of The Harbor Pol
ice Station where il is noticed that near.
y all RI. persons arrested for intoxica-
,:oa hare scns Of I've dollars and up
ris rpoa their persons. The most
r:.ca,tr ctse that has come ucder or
rbsersatios vas recorded on Saturday
Shortly after day break O6cer Finnrgan
discovered ~ old sransgressor oflaw and
spirited advocate Of irtemperance, test
Tag she .ssrengsh Of her 1uugs At the cor
nee Of Battery and Pacific streets. he
vAs compelled to arrest her for disorderly
essdses ss& drsskesoess, aad upon
s-assAisR- Der Psskees. ~ The 'seas on.
sosaet FL a 10 sesis. aaA, bank bosh
sssusoe - Asa 81, AIS 70 In 49, HI
sssniA Bank, Wers fosnd. She gavs her
asoe Il rss; Asa Wilsos.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29

Qua NA1UKALIZArIoS TRsATY with
England is the subject of the following
notice 10 the Washington Chronicle OF
May 20:
The State Department has received Of
fetal advices that the long p-nd'ng ma
furalization treaty between England and
the United States has AT last been signed
by the two Governments and will snon
be laid before the Senate for ratiica-
ton. By this the British Government
recognizes the citizenship of an adovted
cirizen of the Uniied Sia,es The same as
a citizen born on the soil, and thus yields
The doctrine Da,nrained for many
years that no citizen of Great Britain
can transfer his allegiance Should an
occasion arise, it will have au important
hearing on all future srrests OF citizens
of the Uni ed States on British soil
charged with Fenianism, and may yet
apply to those now in prison.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29

After paying the expenses of the enter 'ainmens
AID m liking Sue dis'rioation OF the quits, As ABOVE
aniio,in, ed the balance will be aptled 10 extia-
gushing the present Indebtedness II The Mercah-
the Library Association.
The Concert and Dlstribuin will take place
under the immediate directivd Of the Board II
trustees OF the Mercantile Library ASSET atioa.
assisted by supervisory COMMITTEE, selected
from State, City and County oihcrrs, and we'll
known citizeus II San \. isso.
H,iders of tickets which gifts may be awarded
will receive the same presentation OF such TICK
cts or coupons 10 tie Business Agents If the Bard
Of Trustees, ut their office,
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29

TasArIxe WIFE CArfLs rBIsvEs.-
The ranchmsn east Of us have adopted
= new mode Of treating With cattle and
horse thieves-Spencer rifles on sight.
! On Thursday night last ten or twelve
| head of cattle were stolen from the Rob-
inson road about ten miles east OF this
city. On friday the ranchmen turned
out and tracked the cattle aud there's
70 the head Of CANYON near the Ruby
Valley grade. where they found two gen.
,lemen costly encamped. and immedi-
ately opened on them with Spencer rifles
The thieves returned TIM Gre with G.
shooters and broke for the brush. where
il was considered TOO risky to follow.
A number of shots were fired at them.
and it is believed that one of them Was
mortally wouod-d. as he threw mp both
hands, dropped his pistol. reeled for
moment and then staggered into the
brush Parties will 90 out to search
for the body to day The thieves bad
three good horses with them. n sorrel
horse branded j. " = on the left thigh,
and a black mare (both sBod round)
" hich will he AZ Travis stable for iden.
rificntion on Friday and Saturday next,
and gray horse which is still in the hills
with pack-saddle on. When the firing
the two animals first de-
scrlbed, and the cattle, ran down the
can, on toward home. and were all Sc
cured White Pine Ners. Nay %.
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ras SrAsIsH Arruoxrrrxs in CUBA

TaR SPANIsH AuTHoEIrIxs in CUBS
act a. if somehow they had been inject
ed With some Yankee shrewdness and
foresight. Recent developments are
really surprising because they are SO lit
tie like what one commonly expects Of
Spaniards. Their general habit is TO
settle right down in the harness thai
their forefathers wore and fight every
body Who tries to stir Them up to timely
progress. Lately, however, they are
doing things that smack Of saeacity.
The other day, as we found occasion
to comment, Captain General De Rcdas
was smart enough to issue an emanci-
patton proclamation to slaves who had
supported and would support the gov
eminent. That was a good stroke of
policy whether il was meant to be per-
msnens or merely temporary. Doubtless
Spain can keep Cuba some gears yet if
the slaves are given an indictment to
stand BY "the old A.g-" Now We are
told that the Intendente (whoever that
is) proposes placing . $50. 900, 900 loan
on the q. 8. market With the Island of
Cuba and its revenues as security. 1t
il not At all Improbable that this loan
could be effected and should it be,
poverful party (of bond holders) would
be raised up here to favor Spain and
work against the insurgents. This, then,
is wise strategy-so far as Temporal.
success is promised thereby. With this
loan effected the rebellion would core
to . speedy end whether it might not
hasten the annexation of Cuba to the
Uniied States is a question to be separ-
sseiy considered. Eeguess that''mani-
fes, destiny" will settle tina, matter,
ANYHOW
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DIE D..

In Carson City, on Saturday, May 9, Of con-
gestion Of the brain. JERE. E., youngest child Of
Elvira 8. Cowan, aged 2 years and months.
The funeral will take place to-day, May %, un-
der the auspices Of the Good Templsrs, from the
residence Of A. Curry, Esq. Friends are invited
to attend.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29
ExArrsArIos OF DR. Owrx.-The 3,

ExAHISAIIoS OF Dr.. OwES.-The ex
aminatioo OF DR. J. r. N Owen for the
shooting of r N. Allen, was common
ced before J. X. Davis last evening,
The prosecution examined six witnesses
when the examination adjourned until
Saturday, defendant's bail being 6xed
.as $4,000. which he readily gave
Wxiie Pne Ners, 26.
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BOW EsTzC
CLOTHES WASHER.
Patented by II. l.. Ennes, January Is, $50.

Thi, Machine consists Of a circular washhoard,
and brush ten by four inches square b. ush
beng su,pended upon sprng Standards, which
are attached on each -lIe II the 10 ard. AT the
lower end The machine is worked by wo Kin :
the brush upon the 70 ard by the hand The e 'se
with which il is worked is very apparent. the
brush being suspended upon the spring. With
thi, celebrated machine, ali articles of clothing
can be washed n ceiy. easily and rapidly. with ut
damage to the article va he'd, a the brush Is
soft aat elastic. These Machines are universally
acknuwieda ed by the Ladies IL be the easiest
worked, and the best Clothes Wa>her in ne
simple, portable, tIcal, being applied to
any wash tub, al 10y TAR the
Cheapest Washing Machine In the
World.
PRICE ONLY so.
REED WHITNEY,, Agents for Nevada,
Utah and California.
MINT HOUSE, Carson City, May p, 1870.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-05-29

Horlcs,IThers yill be, preashisg q
Mr.. Ferrer's seAoe1 house this uorn-
iig q II s'elsek, An At y u The svss
isg, b. ~ L. D. 8.
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NEW TO-DAY.
ATrTNTION!!
UNION LODGE 40. 4, 1. O. G. T..

You are hereby reqres ed to meet at your Lodge
Rom TODAY at ONE U'fL OK, for the pur-
puse OF attending the funeral II the little son Of
Sister Elvira Cowan. BY order.
THO. A. HALE, W. c. I.
WIN. PATTERSON, ". 5.
MAJ -. ls1u.
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COPARTN f. RS III Up.

NTofICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT lIAVE
y associated with me in business Nr. u AoadE
gibson and Ill continue at the old st nd
under the firm name and style II DAVIS &
I'll. LSON, where We sh al be leased 10 see and
wait upon all who may favor wIth their calls,
cnaIa t,te.ing 10 sustain the reputation We have
gained.
Tn mixing a generous public for the Lber'l
patronage received in the past eleven ears, and
soliciting a continuance If the same TO the new
firm. G t. DAVIS,
Now LAWS & GiLLSON.
, 1870-08-11
Colonel T10odysA XFhr FFnJcrs
Fyp.r Tie Cincinnati GQzestt, d.t1. Q,

Annexed We print report Of a prayer re-
Gently made in Grace II. f. Church, Newport,
ly the I.ev. Granville Moody, which reminds
us Of devotional exercise Of = somewhat
similar eort, which occurred on memorable
occasion some centuries sgo. II VAS in the
divine, Hobinaon by name, had asceuded hia
pulpit, one Sabbath morning, aud was abons
10 bee gin tho service, whcu ono Of tho elders
l,asteIed up The pulpit stairs and informed him
Of the awful fact Of the vt. Bartholomew mas
eac1e, tue Intelligence OF which had juat been
received. The I'D man was oyerNhclmed aud
crtashed with eorrow. 1fo announced tho IT,
telligcnce. however, to thoau lleuce, and .sked
the people to unite With him IN prayer not only
for The be1eayet, uut for tho euemies also OF
commended the sufferers to tho csre Of Al
mighty God. aud then, with deep solemnity
and blood eazuestness, the tears falling. and
tic swcat dropping from his face, he exclalua-
ed: 80, guild Lord. tax en- {tbs papists) by
| the nap O. tho neck. shak' en- ONT the mon' g.
| There was merry ~ we'll Al Justice in the good
| said .'Ameu!" Brother aIoody's meIrlful
nood, hove yer. is not quite 10 con-pic11ons.
| He IL not sati.ied that book ahontd he
insinuated into tie "nose'' Of Napoleon
gions may be 1nclely served up ~ 10 1A'iy
noses with smell Of hot birthstone. Tbs
probability If. were he to pray over the Scotch
slisine's prayer, he would wind up with 90
gusd Lord, tcnd them al whol1op clear .lou1
10 the hottt m, forever and ever. Au1en!"
sn,r!,is oi thc ea,1a." ghou hast ss1lrd Thysta
ttne t;osl of batttes,' and hast promised =
snverturn nnd osettufn anf nEcrtuEn until HI
shall come whose right 1t Il to triSn. We derout
u tnyoke Thy blessing on oar EUROPEAN brethren
struggling Tor The inaticnahie nights Of mh!
against the aubltinus ans! nEscrnpitlous Napoleon
| Nb0 stride to arbitrary p0Het over hts broke
xexs aud seeks tue perpttuAti0n OF tlrspotlsm {:
the person Of his son; and by The conquest o. u
Chrtx;fAu,ty tu the 1isint+4,ration OF PEotestan
Prtrssia. Pat = hook ID hts nose and sead ny
| opt with the workers OF intqu!sy; aai nAy -
smnke nf hIs torment ascend from thu battlefield
of the Rt.a-: and may bis d!scom tsure prove %
disaster Of Pop~ry. al which he has been th
chief support: ami may hts overthrow. rin,-t
and centcE, shake the tomlnsnns OF The Mta Z
Sin; and then may tie wrath OF man praise The
| and tnk Remainder Of wrath DO Iaoa tEst:nll."
, 1870-08-11

II is singular coincidence that Prussia
advanced into France in precisely the same
order, and under the same commanders rs
she advanced into Austria, viz: The Grown
Prince commanding her left wing, Prince
Frederick Charles commanding her centre,
and General ron Dittenheld leading her
righ:- One OF tho unexplained facts Of
this campaign thus far is that no oficinl
dispatches received relate to the movements
of ron Vitteufeld, who wns expected to
advance on 6ietck and Thionvi}le. 4 Boi-
itary newspaper dsspntch states that these
places have been taken, and would lead us
to believe that Won Ditten6eld was, per
haps, the first to- place his troops in the ricin-
ity of Metz. But no official dispatches even
mentioned his name. The exceeding reti-
cence of the Prussian dispatches is one re-
msrkable feature Of the campaign. Weknow
| the location OF each French corps by its
number and General. But Of the Pns-
siAns We know almost nothing, save that
certain forward movements are executed,
and their general result. Even the results
are confined to the simple statement which
army conquered, and what captures we've
mude. How many and what Prussian forces
are engaged, how many they lost in killed or
manned, is almost entirely concealed. In
the case of the right wing Of the Prussian
army, it is probable that tho veteran Gen.
eral ron Bittendeld carries military reti
cence 10 the extreme, by leaving the pub
lie to read o.. his exploits when the war il
over. The Clown Prince and Prince Fred
erick Charles may need fame for politica
purposes. But Prussian General per II
is not supposed TO know that there is ,
public. His business il, exclusively, witt
l t$,a
, 1870-08-11

Cnsmpain CITY, o: Pektnt s.; Rock Island, -;
laSai}e, IA Total, soe.
Mira Eliza Jewell, Of the Town Of Rice, four
miles from Galena, who was bitten BY raste-
snake TN the 9Th ult, died on the sth inst, afEf
Twelve days ot Intense suffering.
The Bloomington Pansagrapt saJS: MI.
speliman, tho 1els-0Gge1. was engaged In dig
Ing q well In white Oak, Whens nearing loW,
Rubbing noise, he concluded II WINS gas, and,
getting ou, OF the vel as fast a possible. struck
match Instantly a blaze OF fre shot up out OF
the we'll striking and scorrhlng the porch Ia such
manner thai the occupants hufTtedly carried
ou. the contents of the house, In expectation Of
DIE. Some OF the neighbsrs arriving, the ire was
pst out before any harm was DONE
sowA
Thompson, the murderer nt the uassa.ty fam
iy, Is to be hung at West UuIon On the 9th Of
september. .r
The editor Of the Dewitt o8s,rs, has been
presented with bean poi twentY incheS long.
The Mills County Opinion tells ot Rerxahire
pig elertn months old weighing SIS pounds.
IN Warren County, On Wednesday Of 12s'
week, Mira Wooliscsoft attempted to tie up 4
vicious cor. when the animal 4ored her In ths
breast 30 severely that ahe died On Thuraday.
Twelve hundred tents for tna Soldiers Reun
| Ion are On their way to Des Molnes, Geaera
Baker has isaned 10 600 passes for the gathering
two, and sometimes three, to soldier,
INDIANA.
Jacob Chickendance aud Peter Hogwaitz kee,
rsB1 stalls In the Indianapolis market
| -Leoniaas Napoleon brown, of Jay county, ha
| e1rat1tated himself to avoid three cases Of pro
| spectiye pasetDa1 responsibility.
| "A runaway accident occurred Ut New Atban
| on the 9Th tnst, by which MIS-. Msrquet, Of Ne,
Orleans, wns Killed, and her tHp young daughter
we're severely injured.
| EAk9l4.
Colonel Bordinot, Of the lndian Nation, IL tra&r
inE splendid clk to exhibit, at the Kansas ST tst
Fair, IN matches Of speed against the taste
| horses.
, 1870-08-11

cal cirolcA During the administration
or John Tyler, he WAS United
states Minister at Nap!cs. George 7. Cobb,
VINO was Killed Ia the same accident, WIS one Of
tne foremost citizens Of New jersey. In 1860 he
Nas elected to Congress by the Democrats OF the
Fourth District Of thxt state. When the rebellion
bscIe out he gave nz1n and patriotic support 10
ne government, and subsequently acted With the
aepunhcans, bS whom he was elected to the State
senate IN 1861. He was also candidate In CAUCUS
iof Gnlted States Senator; but Me. Freltnghuysen
was MS successful competitor. Mr. Cobb con.
u1onted *ioo 900 for the erection OF 4 new Meth.
odlst Eplscopal Church lu Mor1tstown. He was
also Trustee OF the Drew Theological Seminary
lie served one OF t"o terms as MaYor Of the cit]
Of AorT,stowu.
"a New York letter fass:
"The following laughahle scene took place this
morning 1t the Court OF General Sessions; Jact
AcCartJ. attaa cockney. Jack, = character vel
Known TO The Police Courts, was charged xttt
stealing sinai! amount Of motley. When a8ke<
TO plead be replied IN tone e1prezdre Of inturet
Innocence, 1ta no use OF mi. saJlng anythin:
acquainted for twenty-five 5eals. OF this 1ud2
Bowling seemed TO be aware, but In Spite OF 'Aul'
/ lang sJne,' 10 feelln9ly recalled, Jack was sen
| fenced to the Penitentta1J for aiL months Thi
WIS too much for JACK, 10 forcing sdine water /
bis eyes to exciEe sympathy: be sasi to tue Judge
the depth Of wlnter7s 'Hell, replied tue o6ll1tn
| Justice, we will make It dye tnontnst sOr r.
jolned the prisoner, % Judget Just think OF IA
condition. Pl1ze make It four. Yes, do judy,
make It four .Weli. 60 along The ot1lcer al
psoached to remove the prisoner from the coaf
and, - he xas going, he turned and again asked
as 1t four, Judge = The Judge nodded conseu
ing!y. and the prisoner departed reiolc!ugl5."
, 1870-08-11

The Empress Regent of France, upon
the resignation OF the Olivier Ministry, au-
thorized General ralikao to form new
Cabinet General Palikao il a distinguish
ell soldier. He was born in 17a6, and is,
consequently, * years old. At an early
age be went into the military service in
Africa, where he distinguished himself rs
cavalry ofarer. He served there twenty
years, attaining considerable distinction.
He was then recalled 10 France, and ap-
pointed head Of the Twenty-frst Military
Division. In ls6n, he took command
of the French expedition to China, and
led the upitel Fr.nch and English
forces TO relsin. The destruction Of the
Chinese forts, and tue great Victory al
Palikao, forced tho Chinese to accept the
obnoxious treaty. In July, 1861, on hi:
return 70 1'aris, lie WIS made Senator oI
Franco, Count of Pa1ikao, aud Commando,
| of the Fcur;h Army Corps. He did MOI
participate iu the Italian war, though, upol
his returu from China. he had been forty
two years in nctive service, aud had fought
i'll twensy-eight fattles, What his succes
will be as Minister, and how acceptabl.
| be will prove to the populace Of Paris ant
Of the Legislative Department, remains Il
b.a Staet1
, 1870-08-11

TIE population of tho Twelfth Wand, as
taken hy the School Agent, IL repurtcd to
the Common Council at 10,997. The Fed-
eral Marshal las ohtsiued the names, aees
sex, dwelling uud number of l4,102 per-
Sons who resided in TINT ward on the 1st of
luly, 1870. This shows how little depend
ance can he placed Oh the accuracy Of the
ceasus taken by the School Agent. Fn(ly
i,5t,o minors between the ayes Of 6 and
Il have been missed, and tho ward
will in consequence lose a relative proper
ton Of the school funds TO which it is en-
titled. We presume tbs School Agent will
expect to be paid for such slothful work
But the Twelfth Ward is not the only
one that has been guessed at by the School
agent or his unfaithfu1 deputies Tie returns
| the census Of the Eleventh Ward at II 1867
souls, while tho United States Marshal has
on his books the names, ages and residences
Of 14,ass persons, showing that the School
agent missed 3,6ol persons in that single
ward. Here are errors amounting to neara,
1,0c0 in two adjoining wards
and more than 1900 youth belonging
therein hare not been returned. We wonl'
respectfully call tho attention of tho Alder
men 10 these gross blunders, made to tn
serious detriment of their constituents il
The division Of the school funds.