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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-06-03
THE HEALING SPRINGS

THE HEALING SPRINGS,
On the Line ofthe Chesapeake and Ohio r. H.,
Bath County. Virginia,
NJILL be opened for the reception Of
w visitors on the FIRST OF JUNE, with
Accommodations for THREE HUNDRED PER-
SONS. They are accessible by the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad from Covington Depot,
fifteen milee by fine turnpike Of easyIgrades,
in fine order. passing in full view OF the
CELEBRATED FALLING SPRINGS and the
NAGNIk 1CEST SCENERY ON JACKSOE'S
RIVER.
Passengers by mail train from the East ar.
rive at Coyington at P. NJ. Express trains
from the West arrive ct 63S P. II. Visitors
for the Springs by these trains remain over
night at Covington. Passengers by mail
trains from the West arrive at Covington at
20 A. NJ. Express trains from tho East ar
rive at z A. NJ. Stages and other vehicles
for the Springs leave Covington every morn
ing. Trnins stop twenty minutes at Coving-
ton for breakfast and supper. Two hotels,
with ample acc commodations.
KESSSICH'S FINE BAND OF MUSIC is
engaged for the season, and the usual faciE-
ties for amusement and recreation provided.
Descriptive pamphlets can be had Of
Messrs. PURCELL, LADD i Co., Richmond, or
OF the Agent at tho Springs.
TERNs-Board, So per day; $50 per month.
Children and colored servants half price.
NJ. B. HOUSTON, n. D., Resident Physician.
May 70 ~ b. III. QOARLES, Agent.
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New Publications.

New Publications..
r" JtNESlI;E ErHl[S Lon: cdi.
IL ;i.us .i.ua.littd
N"w Standard wnihs i,r Libraries
~" N.Nu.t =. cE, ~ !iniiDE.
A.en, :. ir.. ot.vA = WRITING DESES,
Portfolios, Go!G !crs, Pcr-Knvca, Pocket.
Books iho'"2rn; Il !t!'mms ~ aMsiZcs. Fancy
Brackets aid BuoE Sheivce. and IL general
variety ~ !.''!.r, N".c and Ca: Inr, rs, En-
vcltlr- ~. Fancy :iatiol to. rt.iclv
NOV Il. l.. BRYAN.
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SILK sCARFs, TIES and BOWS, of the
finest and most elegant designs and patterns.
All at the lowest possible hguros.
Call early, at d. EPSTIN'S.
May "a Under Columbia Hotel.
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TO ALL.-Sprng and Summer is a trying
period. Sickness, Fevcrs, Bowel Affections,
Biliousness, Liver Disorders, arc always lurk.
ing about. and fatal diseases often spring
from neglect OF any OF thcso Indications
and BLOOD PILLS, and take them for Hoad-
aches. Feverishness, Nausea, pi;ieus Disor.
ders and Liver Complaint. We know they
VII! curoyou. For tale by
May 81! HEiNITSH. Cben,ist.
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ON g@ I'M
The New Store, one of
the finest selections of
DRY GOODS ever of.
fered in this city. One
advantage in purchas-
ing in this establish
ment is the bright light,
which enables all Gus
toners to see what they
are buying. and not be disap-
pointed by buying in the dark.
As all advertisements are only
half believed, you are request
ed to call and be sure of what
you do. G. F. JACKSON.
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Millinery---Miss Isabella Smith.
A RovE Ar. F. J: Browns Paint Store. on
IN Main street, will trim, alter, and repair
LADIES' BONNETS AND HATS in the most
approved and latest styles. on reason nable
terms. NAV % ST
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Notices.

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE.-Happ
relief for young mon from the effects OF errors
and abuses in early life. Manhood restored.
1mpediments to Marriage removed. New me-
thod OF treatment. New and remarkable re-
sealed envelopes. Address HOWARD AsHO-
CITATION, No. 2 South Ninth street, Philadel-
phia. Pa.-an institution having q high repu
tation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. bIar &c 3m
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Cherokee Springs.

49, 80
THIS DELIGHTFU UL WATERING PLACE,
situated eight miles above the town OF Spar
tanbrrs, S. e., vii! be open to vieitors JUNE
18th.
The buildings hRyo boen newly furnished
andsyarious improvements made for the COM
tort and enjoyment of Guests. The chief
mineral properties Of the Water are Iron,
Sulphur. Magnesa and Nitre, and from the
time when the Chsrokees visited the place to
drink and batho in the water. it las been re-
garded specific in Dyspepsia, General De-
bility End diseases OF the Skin, tho Liver and
Kidneys.
Tho Climate is extremely healthsrl and
pleasant, and nature seems 20 have dceig-
nsted the spot both on account O: ite curative
elements And it's inviting loveliness.
''U a" he prescriptions made up ,ciM q
ric'c % d:srd'lce eject, hose cGm b. COMPARED
,cih M.nerdl lPa.e"s"
VEHICLES always at depots.
TERMS 40 per month; SIS per wCeh; SO
per day Children under II years OF age and
Servants kaT price.
Apply 10 JOIN B. BLACK.
Rceident Manager, Spartanb1re, s. G.
GU- Augusta Chronicle and Sc,..iuf{ Charles
ten Ne'rs "ud Courier and Savannah Repub-
,icCn COPY iaiiy tor Que month and send bill
to this ciiice May q lno
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New Orleans

New Orleans
Is just now attracting the public atter tion
on account of the political trouble there. The
"Indiar Girl" is attracting the attention of
am okers OH account of the stock OF Imported
Cigars, tho like OF which has not been seen
hero since Columbia was
Burned and Her Citizens
Show their appre citation OF the same, aa also
OF the store that makes q speciality in this
line, by the increasing demand for MANILA, -
."Principees" and Figaro" tof Imported 70.
bacco,) and IS tho Indian chief who
Shot Down
The United States General has csused the
lava beds to srn.ll OF the burning OF powder.
30 this "Indian Maid" has caused Columbia
to smell Of the burning Of tobacco. May II
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err Warehouse Company.

Southern Warehouse Company,
Gfrr0iS street, near GreGnciUe and Cclu,nJio
Railroad.
Is prepared to receive COTTON ard other
4 property upon Storage, and 10 mahc ad.
vAnccs upon tho same. Cotton .hirpcd to
this house will be stored subject to the order
OF tho owner, and tho lowest rates charged
insured in good reliaia co.npani. :. if ira1sr
ance is depircd; and advar cos will bo made
1T tho lowest banking rates. Cur storehouses
are 80 located that drayaso is not necessary,
ard no charge for handling will be made
a5-All business Communications shouid be
address OF to the Treasurer.
EDWARD HOPE, President
EDWIN F. GARY. Trossnrer. March 33ul
Buffalo Tongues,
NEW augar-cured HAMS,
~ Breakfast Strips,
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CLELVELAND MIEERAI, SPRINGS

iFtrWsrly Hi'fon's , near .S1e,by,
AaMCo FlFTY.FiyE mics West of
E44TS Sa,xA1 Charlotte, y. C., will lie opened
HssassSisEthel HssGsisEth the 18th Of juno. The main
building has been improved by the addition Of
three piszzts. The Wilmington, Char!o: te
and Rn;h erford Railroad e finished to within
three miles Of tle Springs, ana passengers
viii be met by hacks every day except Sun-
daye. Tie Airline Railroad passes within
eleven Files OF the Springs. and If Informed
III time, hacks VII be sent to meet those who
may c ,me in that way Conveyanccs to other
o!nt. miv lc lad !: desired.
Cnlc ari Warm BATHS, Waite Sulphur. r, {!
sulphur and Chsiyhca,c Na;cr. Eand IT Mn.
SIC 'i;'. "!htr sources O! Amusement. Fare
Grst cla-p For further particulars. app!y 20
Mavlj I'm T. ". BKGVARl. rro,rietnr.
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WAGONS.
A LARGE lot OF the justly celebrated
"MILBURE WAGONS"

just reeciyed-twc, three and four horse; aud
will be cold very low, il called for soon, at the
Carriage Factory of JOHN AGNEW.
Mav1S NJ. J. CALNAN. Aecut.
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Notice.
OFFICE BOARD OF HEALTH,
COLUMBIA, May 80, 1873.
NNHE citizens Of Oolumbia are hereby noti-
4 fed, that on and after TUESDAY NEXT,
the 1eto Board OF Health will proceed to a
rigid examination of each and all of the pre-
misses Of the citizens Il the various wards Of
the CITY,. By order OF the Chairman.
THoS. p. WALKER, Clerk pro tenn.
May 81
The weekly clarion. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1863-1882, 1873-10-09

REDUcrHoS ~ PRIcEs :
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Notice.

OFFICE SuPERISTExpFNT PUELTC EDUCATIoSl
FOR KINDS Co. AND City or JACKSON,
JACKSON, Sept. 30 1871
NOTICE Is hereby given that the County
IN Public schools viii open, for the fail and
winter session, on the
First Monday ina November,
In the Regular School Districts, where the
County Superintendent has been notified of
the election of School Trustees by the people,
and in some cases where the Trustees yet
TO be appointed in consequence Of failure TO
hold election as specified by law.
School Trustees are requested TO notify the
County Superintendent of their action in the
election of teachers, as soon possible after
such election has been held
The term REGULAR School Districts applies
to those districts where public schools have
been maintained during he past school year
In cases where the people desire new schools
or a change in the location Of school sites,
petition setting forth the facts should be trans
mitted TO this Office
Copies of the new school la viii be mailed
TO School Trustees upon their application.
The time for opening the Jackson public
schools will be determined and announced i'm
mediately after the election appointment Of
a full Beard Of Trustees for the city
JOHN c. TUCKER.
Sup't Public Education for Kinds county and
city Of Jackson. oc9-zw
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ASTRAL OIL.

ABSOLUTELY safe. Perfectly odorless.
Always uniform Illuminating qualities
perior to gas. Burns in any lamp without
danger of exploding or taking FIRE. Manu-
featured expressly to displace the use Of VIOLA
tile and dangerous oils. Its safety under
every possible test, and its perfect burning g
qualities are proved by its continued use N
over 800, coo families.
Millions of gallons have been sold and no
accident-either directly or indirectly-has
ever occurring from burning, s.oring or
handling il.
The immense early loss 10 life and proper
", resulting from the use Of cheap and dan
gerOus oils in the United States, is apsIIing.
The Insurance Companies and Fire Com
missioEers throughout the country recon-
mend the ASTRAL as the best safeguard
when lamps are used. Send for circular.
For sale At retail By the trade generally,
and At Wholesale BY the prOPrietorr, CHAS
PRATT & CO., los Fulton street, New York
austin
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JOINT DISCUSSION.

It is agreed that a joint discussion be
tween Senators A. Ames and j. l.. Alcorn
will be held at the following times and
places at
Vicksburg, Warren county, Monday,
October 18th.
Mayersviile. Issaquena county, Wednes-
dav, October 10th.
Greenville, Washington county, Friday,
October 18th.
Flereyvilie, Bolivar county, Monday,
October both.
Eriars Point, Coahoma county, Wednes-
day, October 22d.
Austin, Tunica county, Friday, October
24th.
Brookhaven, Lincoln county, Monday.
October 9th.
In connection with Hon. W. II. Gibbs and
Hon. w. II. Vasser.
o. G. FRENCH, Chairman
Republican State Elk. Com mittee.
+. j. ALCORN,
For j. L. Alcorn.
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Political Meetings.
jackson County.

A meeting Of the Conservative party of
Jackson county was held NJ the depot on
Saturday, Sep. 9th, pursuant to notice.
on motion. Pr. +. +. Griffin was called to
the chair and c. II. Wood appointed Secre-
tary.
The chairman briefly explaineduhe object
on motion. the roll was called, and the
following delegates answered to their
names:
Beat No. David Harvard No 2-wm.
Cuuniu CHAM. J. j. Parker and J. NJ. COT:
No. Be. +, Griffin, J. NJ. McInnis, W. G.
Elder. NJ y. Cadabac, VIM. Howell; No. /
John Eagan. W. q. Carter j. w. West.
fall; No. 5-Lyman Reeves, VIM. Carter
On motion, the Convention proceed TO
nominate candidate for Clerk of Chan
cery and Circuit Courts. Ii. krebs aud A
X Farley were put in nomination, and
upon taking the ballot II. krebs was de-
clared the nominee, and on motion his nom
ination was made unanimous. John f.
Clark was nominated for sheriff by accla-
nation. James Helveston was nominated
by reclamation for Assessor. Cornelius
Ward tor County Treasurer, and VIM. f.
Clark for County Surveyor.
on motion, it was
Resolved. That the Convention PLEDGES
itself To support its nominees.
On motion, the Secretary was directed tn
forward tor publication the proceedings Of
the Convention To the Handsboro' Demo
crat, PaScagoula Star and The CLARION
On motion, the thanks of the Convention
were rendered TO the chairman and secre-
"tary for the manner in which they had dis.
charged their duties. Also, to Mr. b. ]
Jane for the use of room.
The proceedings of the Convention hay
ing been marked with great spirit and har
mony, on motion it adjourned.
(. f. GRIFFIN, Chm.
C.H. WooD. Sec'y.
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Egalf Fare TO State Fair.

l am authorized by the following Rail-
roads to announce that visitor to Mississippi
State Fair. to be held in Jackson during the
week commencing Monday, November 10th.
will he passed at half rates, or one fare for
the round trip, Each visitor to secure an
excursion ticket at point of starting. Arti-
cles and animals on exhibition, where own
ership is not changed during Fair, will be
returned free OF my certificate;
Y. o. J. and @. n. Railroad.
Mississippi Centarl Railroad.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
Vieksburg and Meridian Railroad.
Mobile aud Ohio Railroad.
\ special train will leave Canton, Vcks
burg and Brandon every morning. and re-
turn every evening, during Fair week.
J. L. Power, Secretary.
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Perfect health is voucksafed 10 few. Prob
ably ninety people ont of every hundred
who call themselves perfectly healthy have
their turns" of languo-, exhaustion, de-
preston of spirits and bodily pain. At
these times a wineglassful of Hostetter's
stomach Bitters is a refreshing as ''the
shadow of a rock in a weary land" 1t in
vigorates and rests the system and cheers
the mind. The effect of the Bitters in cases
of nervous debility produced either by I'M
due physical exertion, over study, intense
anxiety. or any other cause, is wonderfully
reviving and invigoratiug. In fact, this
healthful vegetable restorative possesses
medicinal properties which entitle 1t 10 the
rank of an article of prime necessity, and it
should be kept on hard in every dwelling,
and promptly taken as remedy for all the
minor ailments as we'll as for more serious
complaints.
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Jackson. Miss, Sept. =.

JAChobN. hI>S, sept - 60
At an adjourned meeting of the Board OF
| Mayor and Aldermen of jackson, held this
day, present:
Ills Honor Marion Smith. Mayor;
aldermen McGill, kausler, BarkSdale,
Nelson.
Inc minutes having been approved it
was moved that Messrs. Stewart Il Kirk
land be allowed $50 50--one-ha f on demand
and balance on com pletion of the bridge.
Alderman Barksdale intro dueed the fol-
lowing ordinance, which was adopted, to-
wit:
An Ordinance to provide for the election of
Trustees OF Public Schools to fill exist
ing vacancies:
WHEREAS, The gene-al school law passed
hg the Legislature of 1878 provides for an
election by the people in cities oftwo thou
sand or more inhabitants, of two School
Trustees in each ward (section 30), and this
election should have been held on the last
Saturday in August. 1873 (scction ~ this
Board of Mayor and Aldermen failed to
provide for said election; and
WHEREAS, The interest of the public
schools require that said Trustees be elect
ed and the vacancies now existing be filled;
therefore,
BE it ordained. That an election for two
Trustees of Public Schools i'm each ward, to
till existing vacancies, be held Friday. Sept.
49, between the hours prescribed by law.
Be il further ordained. That the Mayor
be empowered and directed TO issue his pro-
ciamation to this effect. and TO make such
appointments of inspectors aud clerks OF
election as is customary in ether elrcudns
of the city.
Be it further ordained. That this ordi-
nance take effect and be in force from and
after its passage.
Adopted
License granted to James Heaffy to sell
vinous and spirituous liquors, on payment
of $500 to the City Treasurer
The following resolution was introduced
and adopted. to-wit:
Resolved, That the City Collector be and
delay, and collect the taxes in accordance
Il previous Meeting.
The following petition was received and
read:
To the Honorable Board of Mayor and AL
dermen, of the city OF Jackson:
The undersigned, citizens OF said city, and
BARRIERS by profession, would respectfully
ask your Honorable Board to allow them to
keep their respective shops open on the
sabbath day until 10 O'Clock A NJ.
X. II. Carroll, VIM. Sutton,
John Walker, Abe Cohea,
Jackson Williams, Jacob Wonders,
A. Miller, John Prussia.
Whereupon, Alderman McGill offered the
/ following:
| Resolved, That the prayerof the petition
| ers be granted, and that the Mayor is au-
| thorized to instruct the City Marshal and
| Police accordingly. Adopted.
On motion, it was resolved that the as
| sessment of j. Tarbell be reduced $1,000, and
| of Mr. Bear be reduced TO $1,000.
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NEw ORLEANS. Oct. cotton firm; sales
200 bales; receipts ASH; stock on hand
2s,569 ba'es- Ordinary I4Ise; good ordina-
ry lGl3@I7c; low middling l7a8@I7a4e;
midIliag 1874 @lSc.
FLoUR-$6@9 50
BAcoN-S- G. hams 1880 l5c; clear sides
I0I4c; shoulders 9lsc; clear ribs Zoe.
SUGAR-Refinery 12i4c; crushed l2rsc );
cut loaf - &c.
MoLAssEs-F to Golden syrup $4,000 !;
no new molasses yet in market.
GRAIN-Sack corn 71@74c; oats 55c.
CORN MEAL-S3 20 = Dbl.
RIcE--Common to prime 5@71@c.
BALING SrUFT-Domestic jute retailing at
Ice; India 12c; hemp and flax To- &C; iron
ties Sc - ib.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

1t having appear red to-day (the first Of the
session. that owing to the financial crisis upon
the country about half of our usual number Of
pupils is in attendance, have thought proper
to say that have in all cases this fall, when
it has been asked, relaxed my usual demand
of payment of the whole amount charged for
the term, in advance, and have accepted any
reasonable amount, and agreed to wait sixty
days for the balance, without interest. l shall
continue that rule, placing the minimum at
twenty-five dollars for an advance payment.
This proposition will be open until Nov. lst
to twenty additional students.
THOS. s. GATHRIGHT,
Principal Of Summerville Institute.
October 6, 1873. oc9-2w
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

Hon. Beverly Matthews, Republican can
didate for Attorney General, ana Hon. VIM.
Ell. Vasser. Republican candidate for Urea
suTer. will address the people at the follow
ing times and places:
Philadelphia, Neshoba county, Friday, Oct.
10th.
louisville, Winston county, Saturday, Oct.
18th.
LaGrange. Choctaw county, Monday, Oct.
18th.
Starkville, Oktibbeha county, Tuesday,
Oct. l4th.
Choctaw Agency, Oktibbeha county, We'd
nesday, Oct. 10Th.
Okolona, Chiekasaw county, Thursday, Oct.
10th.
Houston, Chickasaw county, Friday, Oct.
Egypt, Chickasaw county, Saturday, Oct.
Pontotoc, Pontotoc county, Monday, Oct.
Goth.
Tupelo, Lee county, Tuesday, Oct. 2lst.
BALDWIN. Lee county, Wednesday, Oct. 22d.
Bonneville, Prentiss county, Thursday, Oct.
23d.
Corinth, Acorn county. Friday, Oct 9th.
Iuka, Tishomingo county. Saturday, Oct.
18th.
Enterprise, Clarke county, Wesdesday, Oct,
10Th.
Paulding, Jasper county, Thursday, Oct.
30Ch.
Shubuta, Clarke comfy, Friday, Oct. 31st.
State Line, Wayne county, Saturday.
color, are respectfully invited 10 attend.
j. L. LAKE. JR.,
W. C. FORD, Chairman.
Secretary
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loFFICIAL.j
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
MAYOR AND ALDERMEN.
LOFFICIAL.
I.crsnN Ms Sentember i. Isl ,.

Jackson. Mss. September l., 1873.
At called meeting Of the Board o.
| Navor aud Aldermen Of jackson, held this
day, present:
| ills Honor. Marion Smith. Mayor;
| Aldermen-Johu Nelson. J. A. Kausler,
/ Harris Bark sdale- Isydore Strauss, John
/ MeGnl and PAT. O'Leary.
Mayor smith stated that the object was
| TO take steps for clearing and cleansing the
| city.
| Alderman Nelson novel that the Clerk
| he instructed to notify the New Orleans.
Jackson and Great Northern Railroad Com
| Dany to have some bitches flied up. on the
line of their road. in the corporate limits OF
the city. Carried.
Alderman McGill moved that the follow
ing clause in the special tax ordinance be
stricken out: g A school teachers tax of
four mills on the dollar be levied by the
State Law, TO be collected with other taxes y
The School Law requires that it shall be as
sessed and collected by the State; which
vas carried.
Alderman Strauss offered The following
ordinance, which was unanimously adopted
Az ORDNANCE on HEALTH.
WHEREAs The City Physician DR. Graft
has recommended the following as a proper
compound for the purpose Of cleansing and
purifying all foul places within the limits Of
this city therefore
Be it ordained, To cleanse privies and other
impure places: First-Cover all foul places
without trying to remove impurities with four
inches Of dust from the streets then sprinkle
thoroughly with solution composed az fol-
lows:
Ten pounds copperas, one-half pint of com
mercial caTbolic acid, ten pounds water The
carbolic acid should be mixed with gallon Of
hot water first, and then added TO the other
ingredients.
That the City Constable, with the assistance
Of the police force and three inspectors be
and is hereby empowered to have the sanitary
laws properly and Immediately enforced. and
TO enter upon and inspect all places and TO
report TO the Mayor, who shall have power to
declare all foul and unclean places Huieances
and impose such fines for any and all viola
lions under the ordinance of nuisances
That the Street Committee be empow cred to
hire a suitable person TO superntend and
sufficient number Of hands TO clean the streets
That the Health Committee be authorized to
purchase. in the best market five barrels Of
copperas and one barrel carlolic acid for Iuri-
tying purposes.
On notion il was
Resolved, That tie sum Of : 100 be appro-
priated for the purpose of buying the above |
described articles.
On motion OF Alderman McGjl. tlIe Board |
adjourned,
MARION SMITH Mayor.
:. G. BURNHAM, City Clerk.
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From the st. Louis Republican.
Break of Parties in Wisconsin.

There is no Democratic party left in Wis
coAsin. 1t went TO everlasting smither-
Gems" yesterday, and will never again be
soldered or put together. Democrats there
are in Wisconsin, as there are Democrats
everywhere, but in that State they have
trained the last time under distinctive
Democratic banner. Former Democrats
and Liberals net in convention and nomi-
mated what is said to be an excellent ticket,
and another political organization, the Re-
formers. joined the movement aud Endorsed
the nominees. The resolutions ring with
the popular demands OF the W est-for cheap
transportation. for river improve ment, OPP
position to protective tariff, against the
salary grab. against monopoles, etc.
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On motion of Alderman Nelson ii was
Resolved, That $500 Ire appropriated Tor
the purpose of building fire engine house
in West jackson.
On motion of Alderman, BarkSdale II was
Ordered, That the balance due Drs. Har-
rIngton and Johnston be paid in new city
warrants.
MeSSrs. Johnston Y Johnston were dulN
elected as attorneys for this corporation to
attend to any and all litigations arising be-
tween the Beard of Supervisors, represent
inr the county Of Kinds, and the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen. representing the city
of jackson. in the matter of bridge. school
aud poor taxes.
On motion, the Board adjourned.
MARION SMITH, Mayor.
s G. BURNHAaI, City Clerk.