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VOL. XXI.

Land Office in Indianapolis. The bill to
consolidate the Northern and SouLnefn
ing Bill was then taken up and discussed
at length. A mum Der OF amen dn1enUs ana
substituttonS were oHered anu oIscusseo.
The Vice President laid before the Senate
a communication from General Key noldS
commanding the District of which Texas
forms a part, enclosing copies OF the new
cation of the 18th, 18th and 18th Amend
ments, and other papers: referred. The
Judiciary COMMITTEES Of the Senate at 4 30
P. NJ took q recess until p. n. At
the evening session several bills of
minor Importance were passed. The
Vice President submitted q communi-
cation from General Reynolds, containing
copy of the proceedings of the Texas
Legislature In the election of United
States Senators. Referred to the Judiciary
Committee. Also letter from the Secre-
tary of tbe Treasury, asking an appropri-
alton of S160,O00 TO supply the deficiency in
the Appropriation for marine hospital SER
vice. Referred to the Committee on APP
pTopTiat.ons.
HOUsE.-Julian asked leave to report
and put on its passage a bin to open up 10
homestead settlement all lands not legally
disposed OF, that were granted TO LOUISE
ana In 1855, to aid in the construction OF
the Opelousas R.R. Objected to. Schenck
introduced q resolution of inquiry respect
ing man named Cole, who was operating
empioye for years, for attempting 10
induce parties in New York and Brook-
lyn to correct income returns. A bill was
reported from the Committee on Railroads,
authorizing the Norfolk. Louisville 81 st.
Louis Railroad Company to construct
their road. The New York and Washing
ton City air Line Railroad bill was taken
mp. A motion to postpone was lost. The
bill, however, went over till Tuesday. Ine
b3lI to reduce the number of officers of the
army was taken up, and Logan addressed
the House in explanatfon aud advocacy of
the bill, which was taken up in sections,
and d d'scussed at great length
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New Jersey Items.

TRENTON, March 10-A joint res
olution was introduced in the House
Congress to call conven-
tion of the States for the purpose of
proposing amendments to the Consti-
tuition of the United States.
A bill granting divorces of persons
who have been insane ten years was
rejected unanimously.
Il bill was introduced to tax rail
road lands and other property of the
Erie r. Z. in the State, one half per
cent, and authorizing it to build a
branch road from Hudson county to
Port Jervis, with the privilege of
connecting with railroads in Passaic,
Morris and Sussex counties.
The bill authorizing the Cincinnati
r, K. Go. to construct a branch road
between Elizabeth and Newark
passed. The bill authorizing the
Camden & Amboy Co. to build a
road from Belvidere r. r. to a point
on the Central r. R., also passed.
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Indian AfalFs-TPOuble with the
Pie0AnS

CHICAGO, March 10-Accompany-
ing the reports relative to the attack
on the Riegan Indians. the Tribune
publishes a letter from Sherman to
Sheridan, dated March 9TH, Ia which
he says: The Piegans are attacked On
the application of Gen. Sally and the
Interior Department, and that they
should not now be shocked at the re-
suit Of their own acquisitions, and an
endeayOr to cast blame on you and
Col. Baker,is unfair. Gen. Sully, by
communicating by telegraph, for the
use Of Mr.. Colyer, did an unofice
like and wrong act. and this will in
the end, stand to his discredit. Do
BRAND, commanding the district of
Montana. In forwarding Col. Bakers
report, says:
1T is most gratifying that a
complete success was attained,
not only in the severe punish
ment of the Piegan Indians, but
in the telling effect of that manifesto
ton of our power on the whole Of the
Blackfeet nation, Blacks and
Blackfeet proper, who henceforth
will carefully avoid bringing upon
themselves a similar retribution by
the murder of white men, and depre-
datIons i'll disposed. being inspired
with salutary fear which will coerce
them into good behavior in the fu-
ture. The peace and security of the
Territory may, therefore, be consid-
cred as restored, at least for a pretty
long time, and may be forever, if ju-
dicious measures are taken to pre-
vent the occasions of new troubles
as we'll from lawless white men as
from Indians. This most desirable
result has been accomplished chiefly
by the activity, energy and judgment
with which Col. Baker has conducted
his operations, conforming himself, In
every respect, to his instructions, and
making the most of what was left to
his discretion.
| would, therefore. recommend that
experienced and able officer TO the
approving commendation of the su
perior headquarters for a promotion
by brevet as just acknowledgment
of his excellent conduct in this
instance. Inspector General Hardie,
who was sent to Montana by Sheri-
dan to ascertain the condition Of In
dian affairs, makes lengthy report,
showing that the Piegans had been
guilty of many murders and robber-
les of whites, and expressing the opin-
ion that chastisement was necessary.
Sheridan, in letter to Senator Ross
on Kansas politics, says General Scho-
field has reported that he considers a
war inevitable, and with the very
Indians we have been feeding for the
last year. We are very much embar-
rassed by the apparent sympathy of
members OF Congress and humanita.
rians generally, who seem to forget
that all we require Of the Indians is
that they shall not murder our peo
pie. There will be no Indians killed
or injured by my orders if they will
comply with this very reasonable
condition.
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FOREIGN NEWS.

PARIS, March 10.-Rochefort is i'll.
His friends, who are not yet permit
ted TO see him, are apprebensive that
his complaint is smallpox.
LONDON, March 10.-The Tines
suggests, for an experiment, that the
Atlantic tolls be reduced for one
month to Eve shillings for ten words.
The Times severely criticises the
speeches made at the Tory banquet
last evening. and characterizes refer
ence to the discomfort in the army as
a bad precedent, and dangerous and
unconstitutional.
Charles Dickens had an interview
with the Queen to-day. by invita-
ton.
An International Exhibition of
Fans is to be held in London. and
preparation has already commence
ed. The Empress of Russia, and the
Baroness Rotoochild, will be the
leading contributors to the exhibi-
ton.
In the House of Lords to-day, the
naturalization bill was debated in
common. The Lord Chancellor ad-
Vocated the amendment permitting
aliens TO acquire and dispose of
lands in British territory, except in
time of war. A bill was reported
from the committee, and the House
adjourned.
In the House of Commons, Os.
borne, the newly elected member from
Waterford, in taking his seat, was
loudly cheered. The debate on the
Irish land bill was resumed. Mr.. Pat
ten, member for North Lancashire,
conservative, criticised the bill with
severity. but declared he would sup
port it. Horseman, member for Lisk-
cord, liberal. approved the bill in
general. He objected to it as it made
the tenant practically owner of the
land; yet the safety and comfort
gained by the landlord might be a
fair equivalent for what he had lost.
Palmer said this was a wise and Just
measure. He analyzed its provisions
aud pointed out where reforms were
advisable. He believed in giving Ire
land equitable laws. and then enforc-
ing them rigidly.
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HELENA, MONTANA, March 10. -
Meetings have been held In most
every town IN the Territory during
the last few weeks, for the purpose of
taking into consideration the recent
action of Col. Baker, in his endeavors
to suppress depredations committed
by Indians in Montana. In every in
stance Bakers action has been fully
endorsed. Full statistics of the dep.
relations by Indians in this Territory
will shortly be reported, and will show
good cause for the late raid. Weather
cold; light SHOWS.
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Funeral Of Col. Wilder.

KANSAS CITY, March 10.-The
funeral services of Colonel J. Wilder,
who was assassinated yesterday, were
performed this afternoon and were
very impressive. In attendance, were
the Mayor of the city, city Council,
city officers, editors and reporters OF
the city papers. employees of the
Journal, the Typographical Union,
the Faculty of Kansas City College,
physicians and surgeons. A large con-
course of the citizens and members of
the city press, passed appropriate reso-
lutiOns. and the city Council adjourn
ed to attend the funeral. The re-
mains were forwarded to Boston.
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Memphls Matters.

IEMPHIs, March 10.-The Ohicka-
saw Jockey Club stakes have been
we'll filed for the Spring races, on
the Goth of April; for post stake 6,
green stake 10 nominations have been
made. The following stables have
been engaged: Adams, Blakey, Con-
lisk, Patterson. Jennings, Hill Paul
& jackson, Richards & Kilgour.
The funeral of Hon. j. w. Left
wich, late. Mayor, will take place to-
morrow. Business generally, will be
suspended, aud all city officials will
participate.
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Rowing Match Agreed Up0n.--Bank
Robbery.

PITTsBURG, March 10. Walter
Brown and Henry Coulter have to-
day signed articles to row FIVE mile
race for 1000 a side and the cham
pionship, at Poughkeepsie, June 30.
The robbers OF the Farmers Il Me-
chanics' bank at Birmingham, to-day,
were Frank Moran, of Kentucky, and
VIM. and Thos. McCully, of Birming-
ham. The amount taken was about
81 900, all of which was recovered.
Thos. McCully escaped.
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BOstOR ltemss

BosToN, March 10.-Harper, the
Sandwich incendiary, committed sui
eide IN Barnstable jail this morning.
Joel NJ. Walkup, of birmingham,
was sentenced to twenty-five years
in the States Prison, for assault with
intent to kill marshal Gray, at Fran
ingham Centre, and DR.. III. CoRles,
~ Saxonville II October, last.
Seandy Pinkham. convicted of
burning the dwelling Of Mary Broth
eriok 10 FramlBgham, was sentenced
to States Prison for life.
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NEW YoRK, March 1O.-The logs
of ships which arrived at this port
yesterday, show that during the last
two months their navigation has been
attended with unusual peril. The
heavy gales at this season have been
without a precedent, and it IS feared
many disasters must have occurred
not yet reported.
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3NDENsKB TELEGRAMS.

FRIDAY, March IL.
osed in New York yesterday, at
eehauIc's Bank, of st. Louis, re-
peeie payment yesterday. II mas
tion OF about $50, COO.
& Chapman, shoe manufacturers
mis-, have sued Anthony keSslers
for SIS, eco for selling them worth
ner.
reight trains colHded on the Pa
1ilToad, near Franklin, Mo,
lay night, tnJuring the 1ocomo-
smashing several freight cars.
epubIican state Convention OF
sIand, met yesterday at Provi-
nd. by acclamatiOn, unanimously
mated the present Slate officers.
trdener's ofNew Orleans, accused
Capt. John Alexander, at their
House, in 1859, In New York, have
"a 10 await the decision Of the
smplaint in the Bishop case, 10
Tx for false imprisonment, was
Gu w edneSday, Tor want OF evil
lat the defendant had caused the
9Irs- Bishop.
rand Jury of Hamilton county
ifcted, for shooting with intent 10
lslopher W. Wilson. who, some
b firld d upon a policeman who at
70 arrest HIM.
Morrison, q las StaughtOn, who
Ialy stabbed a policeman who un-
@ arrest hfn1, q few days ago. IN
1lti was yesterday sentt to the Pen
+ for 20 years,
-nrrent resolution was introduced
Iss0uri House of Representatives
les day, asking tLeir representa- a.
Congress- to favor the passage o
10 reduce the price of railroad
= % per acre.
.svlin, of New York, who figured
= cases, got Into the Penitentiar.
pardoned. by President johnson
sdfct of S5, ,4S0 "a. on Wednesday
5eo. u. CraTy, Ethan ID. Maison
~ Pike. to whom he sold 2o bbls
D n 1867, and for which theyE di'
b1m.
naIf-past twelve yesterday after
&c men in a buggy, drove up I
aels' and Mechanics BanB, il
aam two Of the men entered tn
of WhOud knocked down tn
mo was the only employee of th
sent, while the other went be
counter and Sc zsd all the none,
Iesk, amounting to $50, ,000, an
in q basket and ran OF. A crow
and pursued them, catching tW
N and secured the money.
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The Kentucky Central Railroad not
leased 10 Pennsylvania Central
Burning or 3 Railroad Bridge
other Items.
CINCINNATI, March, 10.-The re-
cent rumors that negotiations were
pending between the Pennsylvania
Central Railroad and the Kentucky
Central Railroad, looking to the trans
fer of the latter TO the former, are not
true.
Ebenezer Lane, one Of the found
ers of the Lane Theological Semin-
ary, of this city, died at Oxford, Ohio,
at tho age of n years.
The meeting of the Free Trade
League, called for to day, was fail
ure; the Secretary and two or three
others were there, but nothing was
done.
Samuel N. Pike, of New York, has
proposed to build grand Hotel and
Opera House, on the square upon
which the great Davidson fountain is
to be erected. The conditions are
published in the evening papers. He
suggests the building to cost two and
| a half million dollars.
| L tlC uAAAl C1COA LII AZ 60 q Val bh 5 y
on the Cincinnati, Hamilton q Day
ton Railroad, was destroyed by fire at
! half past 3, this afternoon. The fire
communicated to the roof by sparks
from the engine of the up train.
Though 10 miles from Cincinnati,
Superintendent McLaren, with con-
struction train and so men, were on
the spot within fifteen minutes, and
in fifteen minutes more a pontoon
bridge was finished, and passengers
crossing. About one thousand pas
sengers, the contents of three trains
had collected, and were all over witt
baggage, mails, and express matter
within one hour. Trains will be pass
ing as usual. tomorrow evening, anC
transfers will be promptly made II
the meantime.
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aE are more pretty girls and
Is IN New Albany, according
population, than in any other
a the West. We have very
0aiuion of the good taste or
ze 4ualities of the young man who
0l uis himself with wife among
he N#T Albany girls.-Nei0 Albany
Ler strange it is that your young
t see it in that light, but go
ing all over the country for
as, ieaviug so many pretty girls
and 60 girls to peak and pine into
lonely. lreary, dismal, wretohed old
nsi1on lood. Why, even Evansville
does @ arge export business in par
iall- ling the demand of New Al
bauy wives for her young men,
ff dde ErpreSS.
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IFDAg, MARCH IL, 1870.

H Benjamin Mason Of Indianapo-
known throughout the city
ar5 ate. As former landlord Of the
paIu House, leased from Messrs.
Severn & 5chnull, the Oriental House,
4ar years, and will at once proceed
p tiu good condition to open as
lass hotel.
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H lippeeanoe Democrats want
re1eru ioket to manage the financial
aT4i of that county. They want
suoE reform, no doubt, as exists
in York or in Butler county,
oh acre a Democratic Treasurer
ntly defaulted to the tune of
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Scholar Killed by a Teacher

INDIANAPOLIS, March 10. = a
school teacher, near Greenfield, Ind,
named Dunn, struck one of his schol-
ars, young man named Cant, on the
head with an iron poker, yesterday,
from the effects OF which he died last
night. Dunn has been arrested.
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Cincinnati Times says it is
"a knowing circles that the
81 Central company has al
rned their road over to the
Pe-r gania Central, on what is in
perpetud lease. The Ken
.ue atrial has charters for con-
nee 7ith Chattanooga. This, the
inks, makes clear sailing for
C ati to Chattanooga without
spa n Z any of her ten million loan.
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aER Democrat under a cloud.
The cad stshfp Investigation has mixed
up tls anne Of Hon. John A. Girls
gola a very unpleasant and sus'
Bie.cus manner. True to their igno-
rance. the Democratic press teemed
Ii use Of John A. Griswold. Re-
publ last candidate for Governor
0f York; but it turns out to be
John A. Griswold, Demo
smber of Congress from the
alth District.
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ST. LOUIS. March 10.-The passen-
ger depot and freight Office of the
Pacific railroad. at Jefferson City,was
burned this afternoon, together with
the books of the Office and $1,000
worth Of freight. The loss on their
building amounts to S4,500-open
policy insurance.
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NEW ORLEANS. March 10.--In the
Legislature, the Educational bill f.
nally passed. A bill passed the House
giving the Louisiana Sulphur Mining
Company, three hundred thousand
dollars Of State bonds.
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RICHMOND, March 10.-The Legis-
iature passed the homestead exemp-
tion bill. exempting $4,000 in proper
ty from execution; also bill requir-
ing Office holders to take oath to sup
port the federal constitution.
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GLASGOW, March 10.-The Cham
Der of Commerce of this city proposes
a memorial to the U. S. Government,
setting forth the Irregularities of the
ocean postal service.
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ongressienal Summary,

E-Suudry rasa ilItIOns were intro
.ciudlng one tuQuiring Of she Sec
ftbe Interior TelatiVe to public
Indiana not disposed Of, amount
cf tu 1857. price received therefor,
t5ng 10 the 1lscQ1tlDuHDce of the
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4 evidence of the demor-
rl-a.r feet of the Fifteenth Amend
lent man by the name of Gates,
7eila the north western portion of
nty, eloped, a week or ten days
his darling DinGh, a negro
lad in his employ, leaving his
Ina children to shift for them
-KsHtucky Times.
are confident that if the poll
4 Gates could be correctly aseer-
hat he has always voted the
atic ticket. and is loud Op-
II negro equality. We heard
chaps before the war.
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DzLs for the new fifty cent notes
ve t5en completed. The size is
ma as the old ones. A vignette
cr be ate Hon. e. NJ. Stanton, pro-
n9auo a most excellent likeness,
nd cuted by one of the best en-
ea7el in the United States. will or
nazuel the left eud of the note.
The her end for the space of an
nch III remain blank, for the pur-
sos 9 showing the localized silk
ft.c aich will be so introduced as
tom = distinctive feature of the
will be remembered this
p only manufactured by the
g aent. and that orders have
been recently issued by Secretary
Eoa d, forbidding the bringing of
w ra 3er Of this description from
alr0a5 Having failed to prevent
eoen sitting by engraving, it is be
Ea ie plan adopted will be the
guard; at least it increases
~.a Guilty of producing limitations
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LOUISVILLE, March 1O-The insu-
rance law just passed by the Ken
lucky Legislature, requires companies
which have not made deposits in
their own States 10 make them here.
Bertha Clark, woman Of ill-fame,
attempted suicide by inhaling chloro-
torm. but was rescued when nearly
dead.
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PHILADELPHIA, March TO- The
principal officers of Cincinnati are on
a visit here to examine the workings
of the public school system.
Cox, Republican, was re elected
Mayor of Camden, New Jersey, by 67
majority.
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Arrrer. M Marob In II,

House resolutions were presented
and referred, IN favor of Mount Des-
ert as a naval station Of the United
States.
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TO.DAY's ADYERTIsEIRNTs=



On motion Of Councilman Hopkins, see.
onded by Councilman Wiifs hfrs M
Following order was unaulmcualy passed
and adopted:
RF GS NOW HERE ORnEnwn that
N SIX weeks public notice bh aivou hV
publication In the Evansville journal
publlc newspaper printed and Dubflehad
ia the city OF Evansville, that nn MOmdmv
the 1Dlh day OF April, 1870, The CunnIon
CJuncll OF the city OF EVanHVfIle erifI
make an order for moving the me .anf
nOrtneasterly line OF Center Hfraaf fn y
llne sixty feet north cf the south line of
SAID street. between Clark and resi- g'frerfa
pahsluR through Lots D. 10, ll, l2 Il and IN
In BLOCK NUMBER z, IN the Fourth hniaFno.
menb or the city OF Evansville
ana any person nggri0ved hv ronnau ~
the adoption OF this order mHw M nnw
Time within SIX weeks from its nil blicaffon
apply 70 the Common Council fer redrrer
Dy petltl0n or rom0nstrahe8 in wrff1nu
LETT with the Clerk Of tho Common Conr-
clls containing statement oi The inIuflos
complained Of, and The amount uamanded
tneEeIors ana SAID petition or rom0n-
strance VIII be duly considered and deter
mined on the 9th day OF April, $40.
Ana ~ IS further ordered That Emo Clerk
record In the Minute Book OF the Couusif
the plat OF said Center street, as pronaeod
70 be Widene1s which plat has jeen nra-
pared Dy james ID. Saunders. Cttv sur.
Yeyor. A. Al. MCGHIBf, Clerk.
BY T.. a. MC0RIFT Deputy
Gity Clerks once, Eva aytues March lO.
low null NW
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EOtice.

NOtIce.
gTyHE APPRAISERS APPOINTED
Va. by the Judge of the Vanderburgh Cir
cult Court to ascertain and appraise the
damages and benefits to result 10 owners
be made by the knight Township Ditch-
Ing Association. through or in the vicinity
of such owners lands, Will begin the eX-
animation of lands affected by the ditch
now surveyed in the said Knight Town.
ship, and the appraiSement of benefits and
injuries resulting therefrOm, on
FRIDAY, MARCH 25TH, 1870,
At o'clock An, at the mouth of said
ditch, being the northern end of the same
where it viii empty into Taylor's Branch.
The said appraisers VIII proceed In tbeic
work along said projected ditch from the
mouth TO the ends of the branches there
or, along both sides Of the same.
AHGHIPRDS KNIGHE, President
H- b. SzLErEI- Secretary
February zsths 1870, mha W8t
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EDITORS JoURNAL: Please announce my
ns.las a.l ~ = candidate Tor the office on Citv
Ssue,eJest ~, 70 the decision ~ tho Rapubifcan
CHARrHa q, srrfrr,r.r,..r,
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N. = Z @ TE--Opera House
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am candidate for the once of Cnv
assessor, subject 10 the docisi 4n 81 NJ
Republican Convention. j.. B. EIDHaa
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OANDIDATEs' NOTT0ra-
CITY TKEAsuEEH

Notices In this column three doilarr.
n n @, O. hotlce Will be inserted untI paid lor +.
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EDITORS JoURNAL: Please annauncs r,v
he name os candidate FOR reelection ta fno
ONCE CT CITY Treasurer. at the onerfre
Apt! ELECTION. subject ID the q ciai9n of
the Republican Convention.
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CITY ASSES OR.

CAPT A. LEE EWING rs a candidate for
the oflce Of City Collector, subject to fhe
decision OF the Union Republican con.
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On motion Of Councilman Hopkins. sec.
onaed Dy Councilman Wiifahirs' tna
loilowing order was unanlmcusly passed
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