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ELECTION NOTICE.
So In accordance with the provisions Of
the City Charter, an election viii be held
On Thursday, January 5ih, 1871,

On Thursday, January 5ih, 1871,
At all OF the Wards in he city, for the pur-
pose OF elegting Aldermen and Councilmen,
and also one mem Der Of the BOsrI Of Educa-
Jion from each ward OF the city, as follows,
to-Wlt:
FIRST WARD-Two Coune'lmen and one
member Of the Board Of Education.
SECOND WARD-One Alderman and two
COunctlmen and one member Of the Board o.
zducatlOn.
THIRD WARD-One Alderman aud two
COuucilmen and one member OF the Board
Of EduCst on.
FOURTH WARD-TWO COuncilmen and
one member Of the Board Of Education.
FIFTH WARD-Two CounciImen and one
member Of the Board Of Education.
SIXTH WARD-One Alderman and two
COuucllmen and one member Of the Board
OF Education.
SEVENTH WARD-One Aldermsn and
two Ccuncilmen and one member of the
Board Of Education
EIGHTH WARD-Two Couneilmen and one
member Of the Board Of EducatiOn-
NINTH WARD One Alderman and two
COuncilmen and one member Of the Board
OF r ucatiOn-
TENTH WARD One Alderman and two
COuncjlmeu and one member Of the Board OF
Education.
Due notice viii be given Of the appoint.
ment Of Judges and Clerks, and places OF
holding election.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
State F FBmaIe College
MEMPHIS, TENN.

TFNHE Spring and Summer Session Of this
Il Institution Will commence on Monday,
the 23d of January next.
Pupils are received at any time Of the ses-
sion, but IL is greatly 70 their advantage TO
enter at the beginning; $50. in advance, will
cover all expenses per session or nvs months,
for Tuition IN the Regular COuf Sc, Eoard, f,
Washing, Fuel, Lights, and Furnished Room.
No school Of is class cheaper thoroughly
equipped with apparatus ana musical tustru-
ments-l2 Professors and Ieachers-Eup perlor
advantages for the study Of Ancient and
Modern Languages, and every facility for
thorough training.
For catalogues or other information ad-
dress REV. u. COLLINS, DID,
d3id&W Presi eut.
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FOR SALE.

The property known as the Caiczasa7v Cot
ton Press, Or gethsr with the machinery ana
buildings thereof, and nine adj Joining lots Of
laud situated on Hsunessee street. between
HuuDR and Talbot streets. For particulars
apply 10 +. HOBAEE q co..
der No HOWFrd's kOv-, memphis,
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The Fat Contributor, encouraged by
Mr.. Greeley's success, is writing about
farming. He says: ga correspondent
asks US what we think about late
blowing. Flowing should not be con-
tinued later than ten or eleven O'Clock
at night. 1t gets the horses In the
habit Of staying out late, and duly e1;-
poses the ploW."
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CHANCERY SALE
MEMPHIS SUBURBAH
PROPERTY.

IN obedience to a decree Of the Cnanc-ry
4 court Of Upton CouuEy, rendered AZ the
last October term, tn the cause Of j. l-. Pa
mer, adm lnistrat0r OF Ed ID. sLeL-rl. de-
eTs, the heirs and creditors lf said Ed. u.
SHELTON Will. OIL
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A Persian philosopher being asked
by what method he had acquired so
much knowledge, answered: "By not
being prevented by shame from ask
ing questions when / was ignorant" T"
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MARkETS
by GRAPH.l
NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS, January 2.-Flour in fair
demand; superhne, SIS 90; Xxx, S. IS; xxx, -.
Corn nrmi white and yellow, 72G75c. Oats
hrmer; 81, Louis, 65058c. Bran scarce and
nrmer at 81 40. Hay drm at $50. Pork dull
held atS2. Bacon-nomlnally l2A9BGl31zG
fierce, I25<@l215c; reg, l44l41<c. SuRar-fsir
75<9Sc; prime, 93I8l9c; white, l5S1sl8c. Mo-
choice 6CG6lc Whisky frm az Sl@I %. Cof-
fee In good demand and frm; prime, l5Ha
l554c. Cotton active; sales, 7800 bales; good
ordinary, l3i4sl$sc low middltngs, l35s9
l41sc; mlddlings, I45EGl43Sc; receipts coast
wise, l744 bales; stock, 2I5, ,355 bales Sterling
8 sight Il discount Gold lIOJ<
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
K. q. B. B.

TTNHE mem bers of Euphrates Lodge, No. IS
Il 1. o. B. B., will assemble at the Han, cor
ner Adams and HecoC5 sts. en- WEDNESDAY,
Jan 4th at 81 a m, to attend the funeral pro-
cessiOu Os our late brother, the lamented Dr.
5. TUsKA. Mem bers OF HiddekeI Lodge and
transient brothers are invited to meet rs at
the Hall and join in the procession. AL He
brew business houses are requested to close
their doors between the hours OF and 10 An
as a mark O! respect to the memory the
deceased. SEYMOUR I. LEE. Presf lent.
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Ronday, January % 1871,

Ths f1loWiug described property, t0-ult.
"a. HUuse Hnd lot lu the cry or Gs1lI I1is.
TeJu., fronting tvsnty-ons ra5t and two aud q
four seventh inches I'd feet and 81 inches
on Main street. and having depth O- "a IL e-
3 inches. and being lot No o. tie su1diTI-
sion of lots Nos. Z7 and ZI5.
TEEEs-CredlLs OF 8. y l8 arl 1i mont O..
notes required, with ap srOvei teeuEIry- on
the nrst and second notes and The lLlIf.lc
ual notes Of the purchaser for the rWolEs-
payments and a lien retained.
NATHANIEL BAXTER. JE.
faI CIerE and Master
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HniIea 10 credllors.

~rsv1NG qualified as administrator % 2.
f-I 5errll. deceased, ali persons are lsts9'l
n0fined to present Their elalm9s F1oissI,s F1oissl-,s
n1-sso-ii,aJ. and those iEdertcd VII Pieaa5
eous iorv7sRd and settle. u. = EesAy,ass
~ At1.iFeo4 p As3sllal os'iA
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DIED.

VACCARO-In San Pietro. I ally, on the 8th
OF December, 1870, A. @. VACCARO, formerly
Of Memphis, in the AID year OF his ace
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TO PAlRTERs.
- E4aINEFR,s oFFIrE-

CITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, December q, 1910
Q EALED PROPOSALS viii he received at
y this Office until y O'Clock m, January 2,
1871, Tor NUMBERING the Gas Posts IN the y
with white paint, The city reserves the right
u reject any or all OF the bids. For further
Information apply az this office
j. u. HUMPHREYS.
d23-d6 City Engineer.
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Executors Sale.

I WILL sell. at the auction house northeast
Il corner Main and Jefferson streets, on
Wednesday, llth day Of January, lS7I the
furniture, etc, belonging TO the estate of John
Trigg, deceased Sale within lawful hours.
Terms cash. T. A. NELSON,
FX'r Of John Trigg, deceased.
Geo. Shields Il Co., AucUOneers. Jsnl
IN compliance " tn therequest contained Ia
i the card addressed to us in last evenings
Ledger we announce ourselves as candidates
Tor reelection as COuncilmen from the sixth
ward. II. n. JAMES
r. A. PARKER.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
ZgIoano Rsturns b nex.co

LONDON, January Troops are
in southwestern Russia.
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H0usay, the zsa Day Of Ianrary. 1871

IN pursuance Of a decree of t1e Clalcs1~
A colrt Of EaEhVilIs. On the case rf frsl.
TsrraEE AGm'r- ssc vs. Russell Housfru.
Adm r. etc et al, WlIl sell. ar public sale
70 the highest bidder. en- the premise, il
Memphis az IL O'Clock un ca
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JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,

nS- In accordance with the above notice o
the Mayor Of the city Of Mem phis, I VII
open and hold the Charter election TOR Al
dermeu and COunCilmen Of the city Of Mem
phis, as above set forth, on
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NASHVTLLE.

NASHVILLE, January 2.-CottoB quiet; low
middlings, l354c. Bulk meats unchanged
clear sides, l65lc; clear ribbed sides, 101Io;
shoulders, 71<c. Lard, l25Sc. Rump pork, SIG
Sugar-eured hams, IL 1Se. Corn, 65e. Oats, 55c.
Flour, 81 50g8
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Election of Directors,

UNION AND PLAETERs' BANK OF MEMPHIs,l
Memphis, December 9, 1870.
~ Stockholders Of this Bank are hereby
notified that an election for fifteen Directors
for ensuing twelve months viii be held at
this of1ce, on MONDAY, January g. I87l, from
10 am. until p.m.s
deIO 8. P. READ, Cashier.
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RPPLET0KS' JOURNAL
FOR THE YEAR 1871.

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postage, to any part OF the United
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BOSTON.

BOSTON, January 2.-The coupons Of the
Union Pacific Railroad bonds were paid to.
day at the company's Office here.
FOREIGN
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
Coal Oil!
WHITE STANDARD, In prime
30 COOpcrage.
y o MNSEED OIL, Raw and Boil
- q cd.
q 0 WHITE LEAD, and Colors.
"a b WINDOW GLASS, BRUSHES,
Etc, Etc, Etc.
1A7CIA BROS.
Nor'cn
Of America, Southern Dis,ric, OF

United States Of America, southern District Of
lluUs.-ss.
Whereas. on tho 18th DAY Of December, a. i.
is7u, Enos T.. Kerr, John u. Kerr, Patrick NJ
Seil, John scott and Henry Berry hled libel II
the District Court Of the United States for the
Southern District OF Illinois. against "eigh,y-iout
saw logs. oak, ash snd rafi.d,' now lying at the
pert II Cairo ~ the District Aforesaid, praying
that the same 10 condemned VA accordance with
10, prayer Of raid libel. Ana whereas, by yftuc
81 process In due form ~ law, ~ the directed.
fctufnNbo on the hr-t Monday IA February IcG,.
have scl rod upon and taken the said "eighiy-
ioursa longs, OAK, ash and rated and hsse tie
same ia my custody
Noticr u hereby given, tina, District Court e
the United states vii y. held at III" United States
Court Room, IA the city oi Cairo, op the nf-t Son.
DAY IN February next, for the trial OF tho sait
premises, aud the owner or owner, and all IsF.
sons who have 90 claim any interest therein. ar"
hereby cited 60 be- AMI apbcn a, ihe tim. nEt
Place aforesaid, 70 shOH cause, II any they have,
sIy niagrso should not be rendered IA accord
laer With the prayer Of rtd libel.
JOnN l.. KDUTT, L. :. Marshall,
By Peter saup, Deputy.
CAIRO, llls.. December, 18th. ls7o-lsnydlo
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
BULLS
SARSAPARIlL.A
Read the Captains Lt!.cr and
the letter from his Mother:
Denton narracks, no, ,prII %, l.t

Benton Barracks, BIO, april ~, ls6g,
DR., JOHN HULL--boar Sir; knowing the eh
cheney ~ your rsVlII.la, and iho healing ana
benz H. al qualities u Possesses, / send you tut
following statement Of ny casci
Twas wounded about tHo years agO--was taken
prisoner aud cOanDcd for sixteen months. Being
moved 20 oilcn, my wounds have not healed yet
have not sat up moment since wa- wounded.
am shot through thc hips, Ny general health
~ impaired, and need something to assist ma
ture, ! have more faith Ia your SaIsaparIa than
IN anything else, ! visit that that II genuine.
Please e1pT,ss me n half dozen battles, and
oblige CAPT {, J., JOHNSON,
-, Louis. No,
+, S,-The following was wrlItun Apul 80, lsn'
b, ME-. Jennie Johnson, mother 81 Capt, john
onI
DR., JOHN BULI.-Dosr Sir; Ny husband, Ia.
@ :. Johnton, was rfillul surgeon and pAyE,t.
ian 10 Central New York. whore he died, lssy.ng
the above &, l.. johnson IN my care. A. thirteen
years Of age he had chronic dlarihca an0
scrofula, for which gave him yocr sar-uptrlllI
IT CURED HIM: ] have Tor ten years recon,
mchced Il to many IN ACa york, OHIO and Iowa,
for scroiula, fever sores, spd general debility.
Perfect success has attended %. The curts lgs1'6d
oGsts u srreiHia and fsrcr sores rare 4lisss
miraculous. am very ANXIOUS Tor my rol 10 ag,t,u
have recourse 10 your ~arsapariig, He l. fearful!
of getting spurious article, hence IA, writing O.
you for II, Ills wounds we're terrible, bgt ! be-
JENNIE JOHNSON
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
DR.. JOHN BULLS Principal Office;
NO. 10 FIFTH, Gross street.
louisville. Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
To MY. United States and World
wide RaaderA.

To MY. United states and World
wide Readers:
I HAVE received many testimonials from
ssional and medical men, ~ my HlmauuCs
and various publications have shown, al of which
are genuine. The following, from u highly Udu.
Gated and popular physician In Georgia, u ccr-
l have ever received, Or. Clement knows *.
actly what he speaks OF, and his testimony dee
serves To be written IN letters Of gold. Hear
wha, the Doctor says Of Buli's Worm Bes.
villanow, WAGER County, Ga,
June 30, 800.
pr. joins BuLt-pcar siri htys n;reco
gwen your "Worm Destroyer" several trials
and mud II wonderfully .ihcaciou-. II has no
failed In single instance 20 have the wI-hed-ior
eject. am doing pretty large county Utnriud.
and have daily use TOT some article Of ta1 Eidy
ain free to confess hat know of no t"ues0
recommended by the Ablcst authorities that De- 80
certain aad speedy IN is effects. On the Coutrg y
they are unceItainin thc extreme. Ny object va
writing you Is TO IND out uIOn what tvrWs ] can
get the medicine directly from you. II I can gyt
IL upon easy terms, | shall use "a great dra. 81 lt
am aware that the use Of such articles j. contrary
TO the teachings and practice Of great majority
OF the regular line dirCafdinE q remedy HulDuVU
know To be sufficient. simply because W. may 10
ignorant oflts combination. For my part, ! shAli
make II a rule TO Use all and every means g. nl.
leyiato suffering humanity W.T. Ga I may b" able
10 commandment hcstatlHg h'cAuse some one
more ingenious than my self have learned ~
effects first, and secured The sole night 10 scCuT"
that knOwlcdge. However, am by uO means uu
advocate or supporter Of the thousand oi wUtt.sss
nostTums that hood tho county, that purpod 10
cure all manner OF diseases 20 which ht-h i- heir
Please reply soon. and inform ~" uf your 30.
terms. am, s.r, very respectfully,
JuLltsP CLEMENT, NJ T.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
NOTICE.


tinted state, Of America. southern District Of
ui,no,s--s-,
whereas, on tho ia day 81 b.s"inber. A. T.
leo, William Morris aud george " barns, paft
u,fs, ETC., filed libel ia the Distinct court ~ the
United states for She Southern District OF Him
u.-, against the steamboat "Bepgal Tiger" her
boats, tackle, apparel and furniture, praying that
tI, same may h. condemned m anrofiaDc. with
o., prayer ~ sad lbol. Aud whereas, ~ virtue
OF d.. css tn do. form ~ las, 20 me directed, IT,
iHrUab.r Ga the tg,t Monday 10 February. have
seized upon and taken IN. sad steamboat "b"u'
ssl Tiger her boats, tackle. apparel anu iufhi'
igrc aud have tho same IN my custody.
Notice IN hereby gwen, thats Distinct Court 81
the United states will be held At the United states
day 10 February next for the trial 81 the sed pfs.
i-e-, ~ owners, aud all person. shosnd The owner
have OF claim any interest therein, are hereby
cited 20 he and appear at the time AMI place aOrc
SAID, to shoH cause, II any the have, Why decree
should NJ, T.. rendered IN accordance with the
prayer Ct SAID lIbcl. JOHN j.. kOlTI
Ry Peter Saup Deputy. L. :. Marshall,
caro-, ILL.,, Decetn jUbcr, ls7O.-lanadit
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18

'lNHE proprietor OF this celebrated medicine
Il justly claims for " n superiority over oil re-.
NEEDLES over offered 10 the public for the ate,
tan, specify and permanent ere Of Ague and Fever,
or Chis and Fever, whether Of short or long
standing. lie refers to the entire Western and
southwestern country to bear him testimony TO
the truth Of the assertion, that IN no case
whatever vii u fail 90 cure, IL the directions are
strictly followed and carried out. In great
cure, and whole families have been cured by n
single bottle. with perfect restoration OF the
general health. IL IL, however, prudent, and IN
every case more certain to cure IL its use I. con.
tnued in smaller doses for aWcek or two after the
disease has been checked, more especially IN dit.
hcult and long standing cases Usually, this
medicine will not require any AID to keep the
towels IN good order should thspatient, h0wey.
er, require a cathartic medicine, after having
doac. of Bulrs Vegetable Family piis
will be sufficient
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1871-01-18
Monday Evening, Jan. l0,

81 NDKIFaS.-o UbIs, Urahgesl $40 %
per Dbl; 8 bbls. Krout $40 90 per bbli .
bbls sorgum, $50 ioc per gal; 10 bushel.
Sweet Potatoes, 81 80 per bushcli doz.
Broons SO 90.
BUTTER-The market is good, though
prices are not very firm. Sales were re-
ported as follows
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-25

A Washington dispatch says


The following facts, in relation to the
pension system, have been compiled from
data prepared for the report Of the COM
missioner of pensions: The aggregate an
nual amount of pensions of widows and de-
pendent relatives upon the roll June 80,
1871, was less than on June 80, 1870. This
was owing to the lesseping of individual
pensi0ns by minors reaching the age Of six
teen years. There were 81 1913 revolution
1ry soldiers pensionfd for service, IL 1903
soldiers Of the Mexican war, ana l03,79l
soldiers Of the war of the rebellion pen
stoned as invalids. It is thought that the
annual expendi lures for pensions for other
than the latter class have nearly reached
their maximum, and that during the next
ten years they win gradually and materially
decrease.
The following lie correct statement, COM
piled with great care in the pension office,
of the total number of soldiers serv ing in
the wars. etc., in which the nation has been
engaged since IT'S; it VIII appear in the
forthcoming report OF the commissioner of
pensions: Soldiers of the war of the revolu-
ton, 275.000; war of 1872 527 ,637; Seminole
war of 1917, 591l; Black Hawk war of 1882
5U3l; Florida war of 1886 to 1912, %, 953;
Creek disturbance of 1886, IL. 4S3; South
western disturbances of 1896, 1903; Chero-
kee country disturbances Of 1886, 1886; New
York frontier disturbances of 1888, Cana
dian rebellion, 1923; Mexican war of 1886,
1890; war of the rebellion OF 1861, $685.
.523
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HI q y ,llfi!ll.na s. ~
M. vttA q =. sIIek "a h.1d Mghe wsiehts
~ yesx ~ l.3set f suotsd On the ~
zS a 4Ssa6coefSsfs 8 very little
aeine. g lkofl4ao deuana = en3y ieeaL We quote
4000c = b, q IN quality.
MALTLThere q very little fere, but It is not
mneh in deunApd. Il o0snlnands ~ VOL - =
bu1l5e1 n pxIfno u choice
H0e0-Ihe stock here ts small and there 10 vely
little coming IN. Old u Offering q ssc = %. NEW
) S1LT-Durine the past few days We note some
ehipnente fbr the West. with considerable inquiry
5fef packing purposes. Coaree Liverpool Y quoted
e n 40Il 50; 1ne % l001 % y sack; Turks -
land 81 ls0l % p bag. When taken nom ware
house BY boats q DEDUCTION 10 made Tor draysge.
Table salt in pockets commands ~ csc escn' &C.
corling to size.
at el2 p ton, sacks returned. and $l6 w1tn the
sacks. The supply 10 not equal to the demand.
HIDES-There are lew arriving ana tney aro
selling readily for export. Dry salt command nc;
and flint Ice p ID. Green hides are In request ana
the supplies are not equal to the demand; they
command l0c p b for heavy and l3c for kips THESE
are prices the dealers nav to first hands dealers
sell at lOH 0ric for city slaughtered delivered
FREIGHTS-The offerings 6r f0reegn ports arc
quite LIBERAL and there ID An ample supply OF room
on the berth. The movement c0astw1se Is only
moderate We QuOte Cotton by steam for Liver
pool Nd; New York &c; Philadelphia Nc; Bremen
.nd Hamburg SD; sail, for Liverpool Sl6d; havre
X C: Boston Sac.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-10-25
Yesterdays evening Dispatches |

SAT- LAKE CRY, October 24.-Experts
from Cornwall say that the discoveries of
tin mines in that locality will work revo-
luton in trade.
The receipts of gold and silver are in
creasipg.
Mrs. Cook has brought suit against
Brigham Young for money collected BY
Brigham upon the death Of Mrs Cooks
husband. Mrs. Cook was formerly Nor
mon, but she 10 now an apostate.
DETROIT, Mich, October N.-Tbe high
winds have rekindied fires on the military
reservation. Port Huron is endangered.
NEW YoRK, October Arrived: steam
-ers Oceanica and Halsatia. Arrived out:
City of New York and Scandinavian.
LIVERPOOL, October 24.-Arrived: Uni.
corn, from Galveston; Javenta, from New
Orleans.
LONDON, October 24.-The Times. this
morning. suggests the appointment of an
impartial commission to settle any inferno.
tional difficulties which may grow out of
the cutting ont of the schooner Horton, 1t
believes that any complications may be
thus compromised promptly, and on an
equitable basis.
PARIS. October pa boiler exploded at
Borbaid, department of Nord, Killing ten
and hurting many.
VERSAILLES, October PIN the six de.
partments named in the recently concluded
treaty, Pfnssias evacuation is progressing
quietly.
In the Supreme Court Of Corsica the
DonaPartist party, on test vote, were de-
1eated BY two majority. 1t is currently re.
ported that Prince Napoleon has rendered
nus resignation Is member Of the council.