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The Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1870-1875, 1870-12-06

MoTTo for the City Council-"We
won't go home until morning."
THE thermometer range for yester-
day, was: AN. $40; noon $50; 6 Pm.
520.
THE sale of the machinery of the
Norman and Pine Bluff occurs this
afternoon at 2 o'clock.
Ma. BUKowITz has removed his
Musical Academy to his house, No.
56 Sixth Street. between Sycamore
and Vine.
A. III. FOSTER will cut pork again
to day, and Messrs. Elliott & Son and
W. M. Akin to morrow. Tenderloins
are in order.
THE liveliest branch Of business in
the city yesterday was the hat BUSH
ness. It kept people on the lookout
to keep their hats from giving them
too much business.
IT WILL be seen by an ADVERTISE
ment for Agents, that Mr.. Will. H.
Hugo, late a navigator Of the river
succeeds Mr.. Jno. III. Cornell in the
management of the Florence Sewing
Machine Agency in this city.
THERE is one consolation to read
ers when the failure of the telegraph
renders news from Europe short, they
need not puzzle themselves about the
whereabouts Of Ducrot. who, accord
ing to the dispatches, was with D'Au-
relies, was not with D'Aurelles. had
cut through the Prussian lines, had
been repulsed in attempting it, and
had succeeded at the same time. And
all this stuff came when both English
cables were disabled and the French
cable worked badly
A SHORT HAND reporter Of the
Washington Globe can write with
both hands at the same time-the
left taking notes. and the right tran
scrlblHg-Rnd Is said to be the only
man in the world who can do this
E!cchange.
Perhaps he is, but it is reported of
former we'll known business man of
this city, that he would write a letter
with each hand. and dictate a third to
his clerk, at the same time, and but
few people can be found who are
willing to believe either of the
stories.
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The Courts.

CRIMINAL COURT - Hon. Chas. II.
Butterfezd, presiding. - The Grand
Jury were called and sworn, Mr..
Nicholas Burkhardt being substituted
for Peter Frick, Alexander Msddux
for Louis Kamp. and VIM. Hunnell
instead of Ira A. Fairchild.
John Buchenberger was put on
trial for assault with intent to kill
Anton Holman. Several witnesses
were examined, from whose testimony
it was plainly apparent that Buchen-
berger had been outrageously assault
ed before he returned a blow, and
that when he did resent the assault
he lost all control of himself. Hell
man, the man who was so fearfully
hurt, made it convenient to get out of
the way as soon as he recovered from
his broken skull From tho examin-
alton made by DR.. Maeeniss, while
Holman was in the County Hospital.
it was apparent that this vas not the
first Injury Of the kind he had re-
ceived, his head being well cor
duroyed. The jury returned a verdict
Of not guilty. after a very short abb
sence. The case from beginning to
end is but another proof Of the wis
dom Of the proverb. Beware the
fury of patient man."
RECoRDER's CoURT-N. Willard,
Esq, presiding.-Ele4en cases against
ten defendants were tried and but Sc 25
in cash realized. SAT 10 were re-
plevied, and two naiserables, husband
and wife, went to Jail for want of
$14 so with which to pay for family
drunk.
The delinquent list reveals a
Smith, a Miller. Brand, and one
whose name would indicate great
muscular strength. One who bears
the classic name of Nineveh, gave the
alias of George Francis Train, while
the rest Of the herd of offenders
might as we'll be indicated as No. 1, 2,
3, &c., for all their names would re-
veal to the public ofthe identity of the
bleary eyed. matty haired, dirty and
degraded crew. One of the prison
ers was visited and cared for by his
rather good looking wife. Another
was less fortunate in having his wife
and child come with vengeance in
their eyes to testify sgainst him. a
kind intent which he frustrated BY
pleading gully, thus saving himself a
heavier penalty in accumulated costs
Before Justice Nc Ternan. - Perry
Ryan, Frank M. Kennison and Jacob
T. Sipes appeared bsfore tie Court
and each subscribed and swore to a
pledge to abstain from the use OF
spiritueus or intoxicating liquors, the
first for the space Of one year, and the
other two until the 18th of March
Perry Ryan is the person known by
the various names of Classy Jack
Jim Ryan and Jack Ryan. Kennison
is best known by the soubriqust Of
Red" aud Sipes is a fellow-river-
man. Ryan affixed his mark TO his
pledge, Kennison attach ed his sigma
ture withsa Spencerian flourish that
would do credit to a professor of
ornamental penmanship, and Sipes
made sober. business like signature.
Ryan, who has been regarded as the
hardest bat )" in town, declares his
intention to be a good boy" go
home TO his parents Ia Pennsylvania,
and become a useful man.
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In order to conform to the change
of time On the h. & @. Railroad, the
following hours will be observed at
the Post Office In this city:
OFFICE HOURS.
General Delivery and Glass Boxes
open at AM. Closed from 1910
7. II. till II: 40 PM, for opening Noon
Mail. Closed at 6 PM.
Office open for Lock Boxes till
10:30P.M.
Cashier and Money Order Cfice
open from 7:30 AM. till $50 PM.
E. & G. R.R. MAILS.
Forenoon Mail closes at 10 AN.
Afternoon Mail closes at 4:50 Pm.
Mail arriving at Noon open at 12:45
Mail arriving at 9:35 PM. distri-
buted for Lock Boxes at 1913 PM.
No other changes of Mails since
the issue of last Bulletin.
NOVEL til JOHN w. FOSTER, Z. NJ.
~ Prescriptions carefully filed
at all hours, at Bridwell's Drug Store
corner of Main and Third Streets.
dec6tf
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ne folloWing bills were alloWed:

Ga the passage of the bill of Jas.
Crofts, Mr.. Carpenter called for
George Bingham, and demanded to
know how it came that he bought &C.
ment at 80 70, while he bought it at
3 %, and sand at proportionate
prices.
On the passage Of Robert SINNERS
bill, Mr.. Carpenter also objected, for
the same reason. 1t was urged that
Mr.. Skinner worked for 81 per day,
while George Bingham had So. This,
Mr.. Carpenter said, was against Mr..
Bingham, but not in favor of Mr..
Skinner.
The resignation of John Clark as a
member of the police force was ac-
cepted. Mr.. Van Ripper nominated
Paul Strasser to fill the vacancy, and
81. II. Edwards was nominated By Pc
tition. Mr.. Files nominated Alfred
Henry. Benken. Henry Benken re-
cei7ing five votes on the second bal
lot, was appointed to fill the vacancy.
A petition from property owners,
for the rescision OF the order for a
brick sidewalk on the south side of
Center Street, between Cherry and
Oak Streets, was read, and, on motion
Of Mr.. Muhlhausen, the prayer of the
petition was granted.
DIR. Ralston called attention to the
condition of the block next north of
that mentioned in the petition, where
brick sidewalk had been ordered,
effectually shutting out the property
owners from the full use of the rear
of thGar Vremises without mourning
the penalty attached to driving upon
sidewalks.
On motion Of Mr.. Carpenter, the
matter was referred to the COMMITTEES
on Sidewalks.
The remonstrance of G. Bippus,
against the opening of an alley In
Block 81, Lamasco, was read. Mr..
B. claims 81 900 damages.
The remonstTance of Jacob
SchWeitzer, claiming $50 damages for
the same work, was read and both
papers were ordered on file.
An order for a sidewalk. of class
No. 4. on the south side Of Eleventh
Street, from Harriet to Washington,
was passed.
Orders were also passed for the re-
pair Of certain sidewalks.
The license of Charles Exc was
transferred to Winchester & Co.
ME. Van Ripper submitted resolu-
ten for the measuring Of lots through
out the city, and assigning a number
TO each twenty foot of space, SO as to
regulate the numbering Of houses.
Mr.. q rpenter submitted a Tesolu
ton, accepting the invitation of GER
tain promlnet citizens of Henderson,
to the Council and citizens Of this
city, to visit that city on Tuesday the
18Th inst, to consult concerning meas
ures to be saken to secure the location
Of the E., II. q N. r. h. shops at that
city.
The resolutions we're adopted.
The following reports Of collections
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Rnnrs am SHors.-The old estab.

Doors AND SHoEs.-The old estab-
lished boot and shoe house of John
Raseh, on Second Street, below Main,
is the place to go to buy your Winter
boots and shoes. His prices are
from ten to twenty per cent. lower
than the Main Street stores, and he
has larger and better stock of goods
than he ever had before. Come and
examine prices and the quality of
goods. noV9 tt
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FRE.-At half past O'Clock this
q FIRE was discovered by OH
Ger Ul- cite in the Office Of Swanson
& Son lumber yard. corner Of Good
sell and First Streets. which, by the
prompt arrival of the fremen, was ex-
ti1guished before the flames broke
fr1ua the house. The damage
could not be ascertained at that early
hour probably not large.
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COUNCIL CHAMBER, EVANSVILLE,
H. < Tn~m

Monday, Dec. 5. 1870.
The Council met in regular session,
present Messrs. Files, Van Riper,
Richardt, Carpenter,
Kerth, Heilman aud
Doughty.
The minutes Of the meetings Of
Nov. 14sh, 18th. 2lst, 18th and 18th,
were read and approved.
The resolution authorizing the in
crease ofthe stock of the E., c. & p.
r. r. Company, laid over at the last
meeting, was taken up and discussed
By Messrs. Carpenter, Muhlhausen
and Van Ripper, and the resolution was
adopted, Messrs. Muhlhausen, Rich
ardt and Carpenter voting no"
Messrs. Joseph j. Reitz and Fred
Lunkenheimer weres appointed ap-
praisers for the opening of an alley.
By permission Judge Asa Iglehart
appeared before the Council, and in
behalf of the E, @. & P Railroad,
asked the passage of an order author
izing the construction of q road and
granting them the right of way upon
Third, Honest John and Ann Streets,
to effect connections with both the T.
& c., and the Straight Line Rail.
roads. The Judge submitted daft
of an order which he read.
Mr.. Muhlhausen vehemently opposed
the adoption of the ordinance, as
hasty, and stigmatized it as a side
show. He moved to lay it over fol
one week.
Mr.. Van Ripper explained the ne.
cessity of the proposed connection
and the aWkWardness of operating the
railroad without.
Mr.. Carpenter supported Mr.. Null
hausen's motioa; he didn't like to SCI
matters of SO great Importance
rushed through.
Mr.. Heilman said when men die
business and saw plain proposition
il was not necessary TO take q week Il
matter four hours ago as any one il
the Council, but was prepared to aci
now.
Mr.. Mublhausen said it seemed
curious that Mr.. Heilman knew moth
ing of the matter up to so late an hour
he knew it Already two or three
days ago.
Col. DENLY, City Attorney, who was
sent Tor 20 give his opinion upon thS
right Of the city to grant the right o.
way asked for, read from the Cit!
Charter and decisions Of the Supreme
Court, upon the powers thereil
granted, all of which went to show
that the city had the right to gram
the use Of the street for a railroad
The question of damage to property
along the line of any street where ;
railroad track was laid was a different
question, upon which he expressed
the opinion that the railroad company
would be responsible for any damage
done.
This being the point upon which
Mr.. Muhlhausen opposed the propo
sition, Mr.. Van Ripper moved to amend
the ordinance to make the company
expressly liable, motion which Col
DENLY said was superhuous under
the decisions.
MIR. Muhlhausen's motion wal
then put and lost, the ordinance pu
upon its second reading and passed
Messrs. Muhlhausen and Richard
voting no, and Mr. Kerth, not being
excused, as desired, voting no. also.
Judge Iglehart filed an acceptance
on behalf of the E., @. & Z. Railroad
Company, and the contractors, of the
order passed.
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ment of taxes for those who pay their
taxes within ten days, and the prOpo-
sition was consented to.
The Mayor said, in regard to the
tax duplicates that the only thing
that could now be done was to let the
City Collector take taxes as fast as
they were offered. but that the dupli-
cate must first be submitted to the
City Attorney.
After several other unimportant
motions, the Council adjourned at
II liz
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Columns.
NICE PREsEN


FOX YOUR
Wifi, MotLer, Sister, Daughter r
Oth.r Female Friend or Rela
tive, would bo
A fine Black Silk Dress.
A handsome co.ored Silk Dire
a Moir Antique SIX Dress
A japanese Sill Drsm.
A Meteor Silk Dress.
An elegant Irish Poplin Dfeas
A Silk Corderoy Poplin Dress
AFrencb Velour Silk 4 Wool Ir
A French SIX Poplin Dress
A Silk Epaaaeline Poplin Dress
A Satin Striped Poplin Dress
A French Msrinoi en- Eupre
Cloth an Alpaca Mohair popIir
a Plaid Poplini q Striped Mohair
POplin; a Notified motaIr Popliu
TODge POplini Delaine or Caiieo
Dress; a nice Cloak sat Velvet
Cloak a fne Shawl o Lady Br
lin jackets a West Point Arat
pair Of Bed Blankets Mari
ouiA; Piano Cover; Table Ca
Table Cloths and Napkins BalnaraI
Skirt box Of Stockings; 3 Lace lIaai
kerohief or Collar; a pair Of Thoul
son's GlOve-attiug Corso,ai q fna saar
oett Of Toilette Mats pair Of Nl
Gloves; Glove AID Handk'f DO
A Nice Present for a Gentleman
Isa nice Wrapper. q box o. Haaa
kerohiofs; half dozen half Hos
pair Of Gloves; pair Of suapeaaua
Pattern for Coat, Pants or N..,a
0rsvsti Gents shawl set Of o.
derwear; a ine white Shirt boz 3
Collars Neck Tie, and man. sr
things for Ladies, Gentlemen and
Children, USEFUL and CHEAP, 40
10. r. LlNDLEY q BROS
70 Main Stree
Near the Court House.
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Core ed Tine Table, November 81.
JOURNAL
TUESDAY, BECEHBRR 6. Is7V.
CITY NE VS. !.

Ill URE.-Our readers must not
forret the lecture this evening, at
MarIetts Hall. Mr.. InmPE as very
Lirh poken Of in the various cities
he has visited as a lecturer, and we
have no doubt will highly entertain
all Who may favor hin with their
preseuce this evening.
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County Notice.

To accommodate especially the Ia
boring class, notice is hereby given,
that, from and after November 18th,
1870. the Auditors and Treasurer's
Offices will be kept open every Mon
dav evening from z to 8 o'clock, to
enable them to transact their busi-
ness without loss of time.
PHILIP DECKER, A. V. G.
Z. LUNKENHEIMER, Z. Y. Q.
novI0 BOT
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soNAL. = Captain James G.
Rud1 1fORensborO, was in the city
yesterday to inspect our Post Office.
He US he owner Of the buildings in
the postofice Of that city is
lo-alc5, and designs refurnishing it
good style after the model of the
once a this city.
rs. T. J. Reitz and FL. Stokes
left for Chicago last night to
attend 4 meeting of the Stockholders
& TIC State Insurance Company, and
repre- nt the Evansville stockhold-
e..
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B@-A fresh supply of Frssh Lake
Fish, Prime Mush Fed Oysters and
Canada Celery, just received by ex-
press and for sale at w. Ruhe y Co. g
Green Grocery, corner Second and
Locust. nov A6n
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DIED.

- MAMMAL O'Clock AM, on Monday,
Dec. 5, SAMUEL i, KAHN, in the 7Sth wear
of his age.
His funeral win take place from his late
residence on Mulberry Street, between
Third and Fourth, on this (Fuesday3, Dec.
6, at 20 o'clock Pm. The friends of the
family VIII please attend without further
notice.
bowling Green Democrat copy.l
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The Senate.

A special session is held at j. L.
Kahn's Senate Restaurant, every
morning, at which an oyster lunch is
served. Quails and all sorts Of game
daily. The best the market affords,
of both fluids and solids, every day,
at the Senate, 133 Main Street.
NM f
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TEIEITY II. E. CHURCH S0oIABLE.
We understand that the ladies of this
Church will have some new and in
.- g features at their Sceiable on
ursday evening. They viii have
soue eEoelIent music, prepared by the
nsnbsrs the choir, and they also
antf-- ate entertaining their visitors
# 7cral Tablequr TiUdnt, Illus
.raffvs Of Bible scenes and characters,
Aifarether the Social will, without
doubt. be one Of the most interesting
ever lid in the Church.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Mere New Goods for tie Holidays.
At P. L. Geissler & Co.'s, 81 Main
Street, who have now on hand the
finest assortment of Watches, Dia-
monds, Jewelry and Silverware ever
offered IN this market. All who are
in want of anything in this line
should call on z. L. GEIssLER & Co.
dec e IF
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Tar HOLY INNOCENT MITE This
qathering IS set for tonight. Let all
tbe friends Of this congregation 60.
It ters not whether they be &C
aua Cd with the members. Come
and get acquainted. The meeting is
very purpose. These sociables
are always very sociable. In the Ian
ggare Of a sacred bard.
Fe been there, and still would 20;
-Els ike little heaven below.
The sociable is held at the Rectory,
ne1t p the church, from z to 10
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS - The
Boa-I 1f County Commissioners met
~ for the regular December
sassic1 Mr. Barker being still ah-
:. Fair presided. The busi-
confined principally to the
e Of bills. During the after
he Commissioners visited
I'LL to view the situation and
the proposition to grade the
g road through that eleva-
During the session Mr.. @. 81.
lpeared before the Board and
or hearing Of the contested
case Of Patrick Burke vs..
L Decker. After some discus
sos matter was finally brought
le efore the Board, who set the
ua. or a special hearing for We'd
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NOTICE. IA 0eI1n0Ten1e

On che 10Th Of December the Au-
ditor will advertise ali the property
upon y Aich the taxes Of 1859 have
not been paid Parties interested
will please take aotica.
4. LUHR NHETMER, r. v. q.
TreasuFer's Caaoe, v, G., Dec. 2,
1870. 1ec5d&Wtd =.
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CHRoMos.-Fish and Barter have
just received a new supply of these
beautiful pictures, which they are
selling at greatly reduced prices. Call
and look at them, oct27 tt
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CRANBERRIEs - Just received on
consignment, and for sale cheap; 90
bbls. Cranberries, at Carson, Baker &
Co. 8, No. 30 North Water Street.
dec2.1R
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~ HolIand's gold pens are the
best and cheapest - todTTdnted - at
Fish & Barriers. Octz8t
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QUICK s. n PE

II. 7. DExTER, Master:
W. B. PESNIEGTON, r,larlra
EUGENE RUDD,
VIII leave Evansville every MONDAY
and THURSDAY, 81 4P.M.
Leaves Cairo every TUESDAY and FRI.
DAY, at 6 Pm.
Inc above new magu thcent side-Whsel
low pressure steamers having been con-
structed expressly for this trade, Will run
regularly during the season, carrying the
U. .. Mail and Adams Express; making
close and positive connections at cairo
win the N. q st. l.. Packet Co. steamers
Tor st. Louis, Memphis, Vieksburg, and All
way points, and with the st. Louis q New
orleans Packet Co. steamers for new Or
leans giving through tickets and Bills
Ladlng to 81. Louis, Memphis, FtcksDuTg
and New Orleans. Also through iickets
the Paducah q Gulf, Illinois Central, Mo
bile q Ohio, and Mississippi Central Kslt-
roads, and Cum beriand and Tennessee
Rivers. Close connections made az Ev-
ansvllle,with the +. q Q. Railroad for ali
points North and East, and with the Morn.
Ing Star and Tarascon for Louisville ana
the Upper Ohio. Special inducements Of
fered to stock shippers.
This company being the U. >. MAIL con-
tractors, and running the only loW-presss
ure packets upon the Ohio River, and
being commanded by CAREFUL experienced
ann responsible officers, can safely guar
antee greater punctuality aud safety than
offered by any other line. General OmceS
No, 20 Main Street, EvanGVtle, Ind.
W. BROWN q CO.f
HUMPHREY & LEWIS,
And PLY. d. VETS,
noVl2 Agents.
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Christmas
Look slt Those
p r ZOE 8.

p CES 8.
Good Comfort Calicoes
At cents per Yari.
Good Waterproof Cloth /
At rs cents per Yard.
Very Best CaIicOes /
At 10 cents per Yard.
Splendid EIeached Shlrtings
At I2< cents per Yard.
Grey TWilled Flannel
At 30 ceats per Yard.
Plain and Plaid Poplina
Al Ig5S cents per Yard.
Plain POplins
Al 20 cents; worth 4oe.
PLAIN POPLINS
AT 80 centsi worth Soc.
Plain AIPaoas
At 80 cents; worth Gee.
PLAIN POPLINs
At 90 cents; worth Csc.
ALL OF OUR PLAIDS. CHEAP.
Changeable Poplins,
Beautifully, At o cents.
BEST s5 90 BED BLANKETS
In Evansville.
Best Dollar Kid Gloves
In Evansville.
Crash for Towels,
(Wide), at 9 cents per Yard.
GOOD BLACK ALPACA
AT % cents; worth SIC.
ALL OTHER 4ALPAOAS CHAP.
A good article Of
Ali Wool Children's Hose,
Two pair for IS cents.
Ladies' MERIEO HOSE. pair for a5e.
cAEToN FLANEEL at i25lci worth Is.
Extraordinary bargains In
TABLE LINENS.
Mica White Bed Spreads at 81 so.
GOOD UNDERsHIBTs a DRAWERS
AZ 20 cents.
GOOD BATTING FOR COMFORTS
At IS cents per pound.
NICE PLAID SHAWLs.
Large Size, at o. IS.
GENTS HEMMED LINEN H'DKTs
At IS cents; worth SOC.
For all the above, and anything elssy
wish, 60 TO
J. +. LISDLEY 4 BROS
ONE PRICE CASH STORE
NO. 20 MAIN sntEEr.
Z
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ITO 8LARKET GARDENERs.-By re-
ference t3 the Council proceedings on
t farmers and others who
have been deluded into the belief that
q protest brought before the Evans
vile CitT Council would relieve them
mon necessity Of paying the spe-
cial tax cried By the internal ReYe-
nue. u gill be undeceiYed.
The eunty election is over, the
market g.FdeRers can not be induced
~ vote arsinst the party in power by
e~estlnv any fslss impressions against
the revenue officers IN the city. Mr..
Assa 'r EbSrwine's Motif cation, or
che ssrGiee Of summons by Deputy
Marshal Sam. Day, can furnish the
bz af 20 more infammatory edito-
riais or athletic speeches. in which
the ne o-legislasiYe guardian Of the
ThiId 81 ard. can curl bis lip in with
erins -orn, and melt in lachrymose
rnr- .h with the toilers Of the sod
destiy, and without q mug
r 6 ts that General Yelteh re-
erss IT, be can not relieve the poo
--Is from Inc payment Of the tax, and
raistg TeE tae matter.
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F- FARM ERs.-There is scarcely
a8y oge to report in the price Of
PROD since last Tuesday, when
prices 7ere quoted. Butter is be-
comm plentier, and good butter
learer to being attainable By
mod slyTpoor people, By slight
reduo a on New York dairy butter.
Cane not more plentiful, except
VEN which now brings ten cents
ut earcassss. Cabbsges are be-
ing bon ht up by those who wish to
PIT m zraut, and they bring from
eight dollars per hundred.
With g Sc exceptions, there is no
chzne- -orthy Of note. A full re-
rlcR IF ne markets will be found In
ths -eg1l r market reports, this issue.
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PROCEEDENGs

PROCEEDENGSs
b O N d 8.
Cnr-1ni RAilrOado
RIuhIhausen ON Markets.
Van Ripper on BORIdes $.
CARPENTER ON CEMENT.
Doughty on Kertb.
Policeman Jacasen on Banners
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