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The Manitowoc tribune. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1866-1878, 1871-09-28


The public improvements submit the fol-
lowing report
Your Com. to whom was referred the building of
cemetery fenc.. would make the following report.
That, we have this day examined the fence and
and in accordance with the contract. made with
and would recommend the payment of the account of
NJ. KUHL, Chr'm
Report adopted, ayes II, nays 0.
The com, printing submit the following report:
Your com. would respectfully recommend that the
within account be referred back and Mr.. Borcherdt
be requested TO attach copies of publication
enable your CON- to make proper report.
AsDaz Y K K.ssss, Committee
Report adopted. The following accounts were pre-
sented and recommend to be allowed in full.
W Felthausen $27,55 material for Drcdge
Lykum $50 digging grave
A wallich $50 rollers for platform
Halporson ATE hand cuffs
seedorf 500 Assistant Surveyor
W Gibson $500 Street Commissioner
c Buel 2o25 Repairs on street
Allowed, ayes II, nays O.
tx Robinson s., 80 medicine for pauper ,dsallow-
cd, ayes 4, nays7,
tion of D Jones laid the table.
Report of c Busl received: That he has abated
nuisance of Lot Block 22s at the cost of sss75 and
that F. Riegelsperger be allowed that amount Re-
port adopted.
Bond ofC Grutzmacher Co. Street Contractor
approved.
On motion of H. Martens, Grutzmacher was
awarded contract for improving sidewalk ON Main
street. Ayes 10, nays o.
Bids wero opened for improving 18th street and
contract awarded to F. Pautz he being the lowest
bidder. Ayes TO- nays o.
Petition of F. A. Bean and and others for purchase
of lands to connect with leading out of
the city, was taken mp and motion of A. wallich
the petition was granted and recommendation of
Com. adopted Ayes 6, Wallich, Conway, Hanson
Pankratz; Kuhl, Kappes. Nays 3, Martens, Auberg
Jones.
AID Jones offered the following:
Resolred, that the Com. public improvement be
and they are hereby Instructed to have the Cemetery
laid in accordance with the plans and views of City
Surveyor az stated to this Board. Adopted.
AN ORDINANCE.
An ordinance to permanty establieh the. grade of
5th street, I'd Ward of the City of Mantowoc, lying
between the north corporation line and the south side
of ST. Clair street.
Mauitowoc do ordan follows:
SEC. l. The grade of 5th street between the north
Corporation line and the south side of ST. Clair street
be established follows
Below grade stone in the
N. 4. of Park.
Junction OF st. Clair and 5th street IA #. below
At point 365 feet north of
St. Clair street "a g.
At junction of Huron and 9Th st. 16 $1,000 "
At junction of north corporation
line and 5th street 10
Sec. 2. All ordinances parts of ordances
ordinance
hereby repealed.
Approved and adopted Sept. nth 1871.
Jos. RANKIN. City Clerk P. JOHNSTON, Mayor
Ordinance adopted, ayes IL, nays o.
On motion of A Jones the council adjourned
until Sept. 25, 1871, at Up NJ.
JOS RANKIN,
City CLERK.
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WE acknowledge the receipt of copy
of the annual report Of the Department
of Public instruction, Oshkosh, which is
very neatly printed at the Northwestern
Office, on heavy tinted paper, with en-
ameled cover, and is good enough for
Chicago premium work.
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THE schooner Magic arrived at this
port yesterday with corgo of ties for
the western Railway.
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Stray Notice.

HAME into the enclosure of the undersigned in
J Sec. g. T. 1S r. D, Cow light red with white
head the horn. sawed off. with rope round her
horns when taken up. The owner is requested to
prove property. pay charges and take her away.
23-4ts ERNST SCHLETER,
Town of Newton, Manitowoc County, Wis.
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WEEKLY MARKET REPORT.

wHEAT-winter, 1,2o@l,25 ctsets
Spring 1.l29l,l5 cts
RYE-55
0ATS,-S0
BARLEY-50@75cts
PEAS,-5o@1 90
BUCK WHEAT-6Ot9 Scots
BEANS,-S1 600 rs
TIMOTHY SEED-$2,00
RAPE SEED-S175
FLAX SEED-S1, 50@1,75
pOTATOES-35@l40c cts
EGGS, pei dozen-11@12cts
BUTTER, per b-13@ 15ctsl
FLOUR, winter, per bl.-s6, 5o97.oe
spring-So,7 sac Is
MEAL per cwt-S1. S0491 40
WOOL per fb-55@5Sc
SALT per 5rl-s2.4O
PORK, f00live cwt-$G 500
drcssed-S1ooG,. 50
BEEF, on foot 4. d "A
dressed $500 = 500
SHEEP, per heads . a $500
WHITE FISH, hIf bll-$I00
HIDES green-s69cts
dry -lSt92Octs
HAY,-s@$1O. 0O@1I, 90
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Abatement of Nuisance Notice,

WHEREAS, the Board of Aldermen the 2Sth day
of August, 1871, authorized and directed the under
signed Street Commissioner to receive sealed propo-
sails for abating the nuisance of Lots 6. & TO- in
block No. 267 the south side of the river in
City:
Notice is hereby given, that sealed proposals will
be received by the undersigned at the City Clerks
office within ten days from this date for properly
abating the nuisance now being lots No. 6, & 10
in block No 267 within days from the date of the
contract said contract to be awarded to the lowest
responsible bidder
Dated Mantowoc City, September 2Sth 1871.
CHESTER BUELL.,
A-2t Street Com LIST & Sd Wards.
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sIARINE ITEMS.

SCHR. DAN. TINDALL ASHCRE.-Dur-
ing Monday forenoon, the schooner Dan.
Tlndau, loaded with lumber from Oeon-
to. while heading into North Bay, ten
miles this side of Deaths Door, for
shelter, was struck by heavy squall OF
the land, which rendered it necessary to
cast anchor. Both anchors were drop
ped, but the sea running at the time was
so heavy that the cables soon parted,
when the vessel drifted upon the rocks
on the north side of the bay, near the
end of the Point.-Here she soon bilged
aud filled with water The IIadaH is
owned by Captain Finnegan of Chicago.
Her cargo belongs to Chas. Mears. OF
the same place. She was built at Ere
mont in 1858, measures 229 tons bur-
den, rates |, and is worth $4,000 or
$1l 900. The tug Kitty Smoke was cir
gagged by the Insurance Company to go
to her rescue. After taking on board
her steam pump and making other nee
essary arrangements, she proceeded
to North Bay, placed the pump on the
schooner and set it to work, but was dis
covered to do no good, the bottom Of the
schooner being too badly damaged by
the rocks. The tug did very heavy pull
ling but all of no avail, she was not
moved an inch and it is doubtful wheth-
er the vessel can be saved unless she is
raised up from the rocks, which proba-
bly, so through her bottom. We under
stand she is insured in three companies.
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THE schr. Ben Moe came in,stoo late
last Thursday to be noticed in THE TRI-
BUNE. We were very pleasantly remind
ed Of her arrival, by the receipt of bas-
ket of the largest and best apples we
ever saw, just imported by Perry and
Milton Edwards, the enterprisng own
ers. 1--WE and the boys hereby tender
our best thanks for the very tasteful pres
pnf
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.

concluded from last week.
The following accounts were pr essnted and allow
ed.
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FRUIT AND ORNAMENT
tai TREES!!
About the goth of October shall have one of the
finest selections of Western grown
Fruit and Ornamental Trees

ever brough to this market. Trees warranted graft
and true to name, and the very best quality at the
lowing prices;
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AOhalssa.a-s staes.,.s. f11s9SA %
Ali of which is respectfully submitted.
FELIX W. ROBERTSON,
City Tax Collector,
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THE 2. 3. MCGEE . s


The case Of the United States vs.. r. B.
MCGEE, upon the charge Of passing conn
terfeit money, was set for examination
before United States Commissioners @.
Canning Smith, at 10 O'Clock Am. on
yesterday.
Owing to the shsenes OF the District
Attorney and his assistant, the Com
missioner decided to continue the case to
3 future day. To avoid this delay and to
secure an opportunity to Vindicate the
character Of the defendant before a court
and jury of the country against q charge
- grave, the ~defendsns's counsel, Gov,
Isham G.. Harris, Gen. John +. Sale and
Col. 8. Hill, proposed to waive the pre-
hminsry examination and give bond for
appearance at the October term Of the
United States Circuit Court.
The Commissioner fixed the bond az
1890, and il was promptly signed and
acknowledged by E. NJ. App6rsOn, H. A.
Partes, s. Hill, W. @. MeGss, J. A. Shane,
Samuel W. Hstchett and J. p. MCGEE,
men worth more b a million OF dollars.
Inasmuck as publications have been
heretofore made with regard to this charge
highly preJudicial to Mr.. McGee, we
deem y proper 80 say that we are assured
tnaG mr. Me8ee stands ready 70 prove
where and Of whom he received the money
in question, and that be received it as 50
much essh, believing then, as he does
now, that 1t is genuine.
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MYSTERIOUS DEATH.

Yesterday Coroner Moffatt was called to
hold an inquest over the dead body of a
negro, that was found In the middle Of q
passenger car, at the Mississippi and Ten
nessee depot, that had been lying on the
switch for several days, and was Rbont to
be taksn of for use. The employee of the
road, when he opened the car, immedi
sicily distinguished a fearful odor pervad-
ing the atmosphere of the whole ear. He
found 4, dead negro in one of the middle
seats, v ith lis head hanging over the back
OF the seat. He had on 8 black coat and
gray ptn.s; no shoes on or stockings. He
had evidently been dead some time. The
doors Of the car were left open when it
was switched in on the track, and it is
thought he just went in there to die, and
was moi found until the car was about TO
be movsd yesterday. The jury of inquest
returned q verdict that he had died OF ex-
posure or some disease unknown to the
jury. John Walsh, county undertaken,
buried him at the county's expense.
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CITY pIsPENsARY
CHIEF OF POLICE,


MEMPHIS, August 2, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
/ have the honor to submit for yOuF
consideration my report OF the business
of the Police Department for the month
of July, 1871. The whole number of men
constituting the Police Department is as
follows: Captains, 2; ssrgeants, 4; sta
tion-hOuse keepers 4; patrOlmen OF the
day, 80; patrolmen of the night, 50; turn
keys, 4; special duty men, 1; detective
officers, 3; sanitary officers, 2; clerks,
les.
A-rTests.-Total number of arrests-596.
State cases, q; tried and fined, 424; dis
/ charged, III; released, II; continued, 6
1876. Night arrests, S26; day arrests,
G0.6s6. Males: 49l; females, lo6-596.
White males, 2Sl white females, 43;
colored males, 30; cOlOrad females
62-596.
MISUNDERSTANDING States (yhite), I56;
United States (eoloTsdl 272; England, 4;
Ireland, Ice; Sweden, 1; Germany, AZ;
France, 1; Italy, 9-596.
NGtRre Of CrimeS.-MisdsmeanOr, 146;
drunk, IS; drunk and disorderiy, is; dis
orderly, So; lsWdness, %; keeping a
10; beating wife, 8; confidence game, 3;
assault. 81; swindling, 3; nuisance, IL;
suspicion, II; robbery, 7; vsgTsncy, II;
assault with intent to kill, 2; t-espass, IL;
carrying concealed weapons, 9; larceny,
a; shooting in the corporation, Z; prOsti-
tuition, 3; assault and battery, 5; violating
market ordinance, 8; piek-poeket, 2; gam
bling, g.; shooting With intent to Kill, Q;
obstructing the streets, L; obtaining goods
by false pretense, l; resisting officer, 3;
doing business without license, 3; keep
ing a disOrdeTly house, /; running and
drumming, /; obtaining money by false
p%retenss, 2 fast driving, 4; horse-stesling,
/; keeping 8 gambling-house, l; attempt
at rape, l; indecent exposure, total,
596.
Aces of PrisOaers-Of the entire num-
Der of arrests, IS were under 20 years Of
age, 407 between 20 and 50, lib between 30
and 40, Is between 40 and so, and 5 over so
years Of age.
Lamp Report The number of gas and
oil lamps not lit during the month are as
follows: Gas lamps, 40; Oil lamps, l4l.
Also lamps not Lit on the 24th on DsSOtO
street, from Elliott to Georgia street. No
lamps lit north of Carroll avenue on Pop
lar street, July 25th. Nc lamps Lit July
oath, in the Eighth ward, north Of Poplar
street. No lamps (neithsr oil or gas Lit
on the 9th and 28th, in the Second dis
triet, moon setting a. l O'Clock and 20
minutes.
Feed of Prisoners -Chsin-gang, 424, at
so cents, S2l2; ordinary, 629. at IS cents.
500 Is. Total, 1858, Sl33 Is.
Property RecOUeTed-Amount of prop
erty recovered and returned to owners,
SI157.
Sanitary RePOrt-Number of nuisance
sbsted, Il; privy vaults full, II; privy
vaults filthy, 20 open eisterns, 2; ali Us
filthy, IL; cellars hlthy, 3; yards filthy, :; |
vacant lots filthy, /; cutters filthy, 8.
Distractions Removed Houses removed
on Mill street, 8; fences removed on Mil
straet z. Vqults ramOVed on Mill street. I
l. Number Of orders served, 80; complied
with, So; not complied with, 1.
Respectfully submitted,
T. ". O'DONNELL, Chief OF Police.
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RECORDER.

Monthly report Of the Recorder for
July, 1871:
Number OF arrests, COL; number OF State
cases, 81; number tried and fined, 424;
number tried and discharged, I3O; num-
Der released before -arraignment, y; num-
Der continued to next month, 4; number
of cases appealed, 9. Amount Of fines
assessed, $500 50; amount OF fines col
lected, 81 ,l39 80; amount received on NIT
timus account, S631 35; total, 1,770 IS.
Amount of fines RENTED, $50; amount OF
mittimusses issued, S2370; amount Of re-
ceipts during the month. Sl,695 IS, less
the amount of SIS returned to A. Ssyres,
being the amount of his forfeit, which had
been applied to the payment Of fines
against him, the judgment imposing said
fines having been superseded by a process
from the First Circuit Court of Shelby
county, Tenn. Total amount collected
and paid over to the City Treasurer,
S1,657 IS. J. W. SCALES,
City Recorder.
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July, 1871, cleaned and kepGin gOod.burn-
ing order 449 gas and So oila lamps; total,
504 lamps. I have during the same Pc
Rod put $50 lights OF new glass in gas
lamps, and 50 lights OF new glass in oil
lamps; total, 245 lights. / have put up
% new gas and 2 new oil lamps; total, "a
lamps. / have sodsred and repaired 8 gas
and 4 oil lamps; total, - lamps. I have
reeeived during July 1871, 5 boxes lamp
glass. Respectfully,
JOSEPH RABORI,
Lamp Cleaner.
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LOST.
STILL MORE EXCITEMENT.

The gentlemen having Heterogeneous
nor the centsnarg celebration In hand,
seem determine that no affair Of this
season shall excel 1t. A friend TO the
cause has offered q beautiful, silver goblet
80 bs the prize 20 the best Lady walter on
the ground. Il has been suggested that a
sewing machine be voted to The most pop
1lsr married lady on the ErOund-good
and practical Idea. From the high social
standing OF the gentlemen Who have
i~naugursted this fete In honor of the
memory OF the great poet, All may rest
ssIlsnsd that 1t viii be the most enjoyable
aisir Of the season.
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FUNERAL OF J. ]. WORsHAM.

L. R. City Register
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TREASURER
MEMPHIS, August l, 1871.
To the Honorable General Council:
The following is my account current
with the city of Memphis for the past
month:
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MARINE HOSPITAL PHYSICIAN.

Statement of the Memphis General Hos
pital, as marine hospital of the third class,
for the month OF July, 1871: Number OF
patients remaining in hospital on ths first
day of July, II; number admitted during
July, 19; discharged, q; deceased, 2; re-
naming on the last day Of July, 8; aggre-
gate number of days relief during July,
324. Expenditures during July, 1871:
Board, medicines and nursing, $324; buri-
ais. 2, at S715Q, SIS. Total, $3.50.
Respectfully, G.. B. THORNTON,
Physician in charge.
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Respectfully submitted,
]. NJ. PETTIGREW.
chm Committee on Accounts for Council.
OWEN DWYER.
Chairman Beard of Aldermen.
Adopted by Council snd Board of Al
dermen, July 8, 1871.
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To the Honorable Gtneral Council OF tbs
city of Memphis:
G~entlemef-I respectfully submit nav
report of official work done during the
month Of July, 1871, TO wit: miscellaneous
weighing, $1A %; coal, 9e cents; gaugln1
casks, etc, $l2; testing scales, 60; testing
and sealing measures, S4s AZ. Gross re-
cslpts, $221 IS. ". H. HORTON,
City Inspector.
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EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication will be issued as
usual for b coming year. Completeness
pride to our Directories of the past three
years. or this city.
AS q guarantees for the future, Mr.. L.
Soards, General agent OF the Company, viii
call on business men for their sub
scriptiors and advertisements. Southern
Publishing Company publishers; Richard
Edwardi, Superintendent and Managing
Director,
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LAzARUs & MoRRIs' perfected speota-
elss are the best. They never IRE the
eye last many years without change.
ere warranted not 20 break. u. n. Clark
g o. Jewellers and opticana, No. i
OLSLA,s block, 30 Main street Memphis,
are sole agenta for this CITY.
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FOR
o WHITE RIVER.


".
JAS. RICE.---.Mast CHAs. saARPE--Clerk
VIII run Il connection with the trains OF the
Memphis ana Little Rock Railroad from De-
wallis Blu6 as OuOws: The Usage viii leave
Dsval's Bluff every Monday, wednesday and
Friday, st 4 O'Clock p-ms on arrival OF train
nom Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta and
JacksOnpOrt- Returning, VIII leave Jackson
port every tuesday, Thursday a Saturday,
a. 4 O'Clock p-n-s CONNECTING with trains al
DeVall's Bluff next day FOR nemphis and Lii
tie Rock.
The sALLfE V. will leave Devsn's Bluff
every Thurfoay, at 10 o'clock a.m., and every
Sunday ats O'Clock pm. tor les Arc, West
Point ana sesrcy. Returning, will leave
West POtut every Thursday, ~ u O'Clock
pm. and every Monday, ATS o'clock am, for
Degall's Bluff and mOUth OF White river.
The SALLIE v. will leave D5vall5 Bluff
every Tuesday sld Friday at 4 O'Clock pm,
Tor Clareu don. Aberdeen, Csss COe, Mount
Adams, CrOcke6t's BtLm, st. Charles, Indian
Bay and mouth White river. Returning, wtil
leave mou'h OF White river every Wednes
day and Saturday ats Q clock a NJ connect
ing at DeVGlls HIun neXt day with trains Tor
Eemphfs and Little ROCK This boat win
also rup 10 Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. az 10 D m
Passengers by this route Will go through 70
Jaeksonport In IS hours less time than by
river; other points in proportion Passen-
gers to points below Dsyall1s Bluff viii save
a hours time by ticking this route.
Freight shipped by this line will reach its
destination considerably in advance OF al
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
by this route.
Through Bills Ladinz signed at Omee, No. 5
Madison street. John b. DAVIS, Pres.
A. 2. CURRY, secretary and Treasurer. ty29
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MEN OF BUSINESS from all sections find
the AMERIcAN HoUsR, Boston, the most
oentril for business purposes of all the
hotels, and at the same time one of the
best In the country. The management Of
Lewis, Rice & Son, which has heretofore
rendered this hotel so popular, is stin
continued.
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N OOM-Within thres square of East Court
n and Second streets, 8 nicely furnished
room, by single gentleman. Address -
second street. lyle
KEONEY-To loan Money o Collstersls.
vi Address N. and K. P. o. Box lbs. mylO
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y VtIlW WWIs
Crossing over Sixth at Looney.---.- 9
Calvert across alley betWeen Keel
Crossing ovsr LconeF at seventh. Is
Bridge over Bayou Qnimby, Ross av-
lS
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AIT person wishing to purchase q
Deautiful cottage can asoertlin particu-
lars BY applying 10 Col Alexander, Bust
ness Manager of the APPEAL.
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ResoIUed, That the item in the report OF
the Committee on Accounts for expenses
for band st the funeral of Roundsman be
dissllowed.
Referred to Committee on accounts.
When the Council adjourned 70 II
O'Clock this Wednesday evening, August
2, 1871.
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An 6rnis which have changed or re-
moved since the lat of July, OF contsm.
plate doing go bsfore the 1st Of Ssptem-
Der. will, pieas0 make It known st the of
dee Of Pr Zee, Jones 4 Co, and Jeffarson
street, immediately, either by card or in
person, 50 as to be correctly represented
In their business Directory, which win
be Issued during the month Of September.
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LOCAL NEWS.
-Lsddln's College.

-Lsddan's College.
Attend Robsrtson's College.
W. z. Mitchell's school, BOs Third ST
The DAILY APPRAL, i've oents mar
copy, can be had q al nelVsmsn in the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. III Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ET-JosEPH's INFIRMARY-ln charge OF
strsstB.
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TIE State and County Tax Collector is
now selling real estate for delinquent
taxes In the Fifth and Fourteenth civil
districts for the year 1870. Parties inter
ested shonld attend tie sale of same.
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Repairing Jackson street near MAN, Is 0e
Crossing, Main and aeorgta-..-. 10 10
Repairing bridge, Jackson and Main 90
Cu1vert On Jackson near railroad --. 20 90
s ~ 10
WharT and Landing.
Repairing Landing ct Jefferson street lao 70
Respectfully submitted,
JsH. HUMPHREYS, City Engineer
Received and ordered printed.
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oIrY HoaPIrAL PHYsIcIAN.

MEMPHIS, August 1, 1871.
To the Honorable General council Of the
city of Memphis:
G~entIemen-1 have the honor to submit
the following report for the month ending
July 81: Number of patients remaining at
last report, Sc; admitted during July, 156;
treated, 224 ; discharged, III died, 10; re-
naming July 3lst,87. The marine account
for the month amounts to $3.50, a copy of
which has been furnished the Surveyor Of
Customs for settlement with the City
Treasurer.
Respectfully, G.. B. THORNTON.
Physician in charge.
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TWENTY-FIVE CEETs. - This mount
viii buy 8 bottle Of Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup, the great soothing remedy for all
diseases incident to infants and children.
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THE CONTINENTAL REsTAURANr, No.
IS Jefferson street, sets out a nrst-elsss
meal, well cooked and served In the neat
est style, for hfty cents.
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WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, UEA. I
MEkPHIs, August 2, ls7L. 7
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LUsBEs.
DISSOLUTION.

THE hrm Of Moore, Eader 8 Co, Is this
y day dissolved, Mr.. Q. p. Moore retiring.
Either member OF the drn Is authorised 70
collect claims or sign in ~liqufdatiOn.
CD HQORE,s
W. II. ADE
July Is, 1871. FRANK NEIIERsH.
n firm OF Moore, Eader Co am dssirous
OF returning my sincere aud heartfelt thanks
TO 8 generous public f5r their KIND patronage.
sors a continuance Of ths same.
C. B. MOORE.
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