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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1876-08-10
'IgIlo1EeP Poetpg,
VI Ih0 ~ cltSNIlle OOSeFNeT.
ON The DEATH OF A YOUNG SOLDIER

who WAS Found on n Battle Field, Du-
ring the Late Rebellion Having in
One Hand n Small Esi5ie, the Gift OF
His Mother.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

- warmoth g prescription Of negro sol
dicrs for Louisiana is being taken here
70 ! limited extent The hundred and
tifty negro soldiers now in the city
seef1ed to need a great deal OF airing,
for wherever one went, ne was sure to
sec one OF these boys In "black and
blue promenading around and view
ing the sights Of the CITY,. They did not
seem. however. to have aroused any
very great enthusiasm in the negro
ranks, not even among the colored
boot blacks, and will have to be sent to
some sf the. sections OF the country
where the negroes are turbulent, II they
wish 70 produce the riots and race con
flicts that the knowing warmoth pre-.
scribes AZ the only salvation Of Louis
lana Radicalisrn. ec,
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

It Il noticeable that the flag lying
from she Mechanics Institute does not
contain the name OF the illustrious
Antoine. ut present acting the part OF
Governor. II reads, "For President,
r. h. Hayesso for Vice President, Will
liam A. Wheeler; for Governor, s. b.
Raokard. "id Why Is our dapper little
candidate for Lieutenant Governor thus
forgotten Is it, rs some Of his rivals
suggest In anticipation Of the sudden
hauling down OF his name altogether
from tho State ticket,i Difference to the
My a Northern Radicals?i It certainly
lookslso. The st. Charles Herald bolts
Honors (colored); all the white Radicals
bOlt Brown toolpredl, and now il seems
highly probable that the Mechanics
Instisute fiag is trying to bolt Antoine
(colof6d). Has the ,colored man NO
rights s1EAt the Radicals should respect,
ef n tAis tAssbegfnnia of the promised
soforma within the Radical ranks, by
aokht allatAss negroes OF the ticket :
Bysthe-b by rowhoi cisS going to replace
An1ofne on that flag !? We are extremely
oAxious to know.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

Yesterday morning an old negro
woman, looking almost a centenarian,
started up tho steps of the Custom.
mousse, when siie got ut, aDout hall way
the terrible fatigue the almost per
pendicular steps produces, seemed to
affect her 80 that she could hardly stand,
FortunHteiy there was some scatfolding
near and the old woman was able to
lean against this and support herself
there until two young men descended
and hslpei 10 carry her up. How she
descended we are unable to say.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
The Northern and western papers arc

The Northern and Western papers are
suEResting that Grant should not be
cast, upon the cold charity Of the world
after the Fourth Of March next, but
given some sinecure which would enable
him to1ive comfortably with hts farm
lily. We DO not think that Grant has
deserved any good treatment At the
hahdsof the nation, but we are not un-
willing that something should be done
for hin. The widow of the heroic Gus
ter ID allowed by q grateful republic a
pension Of thirty dollars month. We
are against giving Grant any more. It
is as much as any imam OF destiny
wants TOR whisky money. l--lh.-
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

There are thousands who. were II not from
prejudice. would test articles which are advet-
Used az remedies. There are un1nestionably
those that deserveto to be ignored az nostruns and
vile compounds, yet In the category OF medi.
zines. many that are advertised POSSESS real
merit. f1l. l5ef lauL .g4G..1 .
Benson's Capcine Porous Plaster Is. without
doubt mn honest remedy, and can In no wiee be
called O patent MEDICINE its ,.a.ompositlon is
founded upon true medicinal skill. contains the
newly discovered principle Capcine. II superior
to electricity. and more certain. ls entirely
vegetable does not blister, relieves you vt once.
and cures you quicker than any known Plasler,
J,juttnent or COMPOUND. They are n great I'm
provement on the ordinary Porous Plaster. Try
them and be convinced. Price. twenty -hve cents.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
peace snd good order shall be preserved every


pence end good order shall be pfeservea eyeiY1
where. ..
Il will be seen. gentlemen, that am Ia entire
accord with the platform Of the convention by
whiebt have been to.niaatsd ~ = ssnlili.ats, q /. !,
fvt ilIs Office Of Vice President pf the United
Atatas. Peel1it ND Id eunel sldn To Ok PRESS IN
satisfattIun al being Associbted with q deAdhate
for the Presidency who p llrst among his equals
a. a Representative ef the. spirit and 0f the
achievements 81 REFORM ip his eileial career.
10 has IN yely shgr, period M yeiortmed t,,
Ien 80 ~ Il, have earned Mt once tile gratitude
of bis State aud the sJgl'raiop VI the country.
The people know him ~ he thoroughly IN
parnests lie has shown himself TO bH possessed
Of powers and qualities which ~ him Ia an enl-
neit degree for the great work ~ iefefmati0a
which this country now needs, and u hs shal,
President ei the United States. believe that
the day Of his inauguration VIII bea pew era -
peace purity aud prosperity In all the depart
ments Of our Government. .yl1 ggsyU. hMf
! am. gentlemen. You. gbalient s@srya,t SCI
TO the Hon. John A; McClernend, Chairman
and others of the COMMITTEES VI the Natt0hM
Democratic Convention 5altf+ AHt
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

Positively cures Bbepmat ism. eeiatiea. Heq
ralgia, Local Nervous Disorders, Nervous Head
risv. Lumbago. Severe Coughs and Colds. here
Throat Kidney Weakness and Difficulties,
Pains In The Side. Stiffness Of the joints and
and all complaints for which Porous Plaster
has been a relief. II will remove efreotually and
they cure where other Porous plasters simply
relieve. DENBON'A CAPCINE PONOUS PLAS
TER is great and needed improyement. and Is
The most reliable remedy before the pubic.
Purely vegetable, eertai u and economical Price
az cents Try them and be convinced.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
,osrnl ANNsrAs, STATEMENT.

Weiakaia call the attention ct mer-
ohhntsstc the fact that on Friday, Sep
tembefs 1, is7e, we shall publish ~ full
and reliable review the commerce OF
New Orleans for the year closing that
day. hsuch document, widely t,ircuh-
ted, cenntt fail TO aid the business Of
our city. and for the conveniehoe Of our
patrons we will furnish the paper con
tanning it. ready wrapped for the mail.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

A'gentlesnan who ID an excellent
judge on the subject, informs US that
there are twenty Ave beautiful and one
hundred and twenty good looking la
dies if' this citysr1 Weido not give these
Agures ~ dur own, -we Would not dare
toido sol4we only give them for what
they are worth, incidentally remarking,
that n this census be true, New Orleans
makes mighty poor showing. ,uae
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

The Campaign wErknY DtMochAr. q
large eight.pege paper, will be fur
nished from the ist Of July to the 18th
November for the small sum OF One
Dollar. Every man In the etate should
subscribe. Every Democratic and Con
servative club should subscribe fol
from twenty-five 10 one hundred copies
snr dlAtriMitf6nl yaHxejih iui4'sah I
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
NOTICE no TAXPAYERS.

OFFICE BOARD or STATE AND CITy ASSESSORS.
BIN No. t5s Common street, up stairs. I.
Hs tar ia New Orleans. La, August l. 1870
The taxpayers of the city Of New Orleans par
ish Of Orleans. Louisiana. are hereby notified
that the assessment on real estate and personal
property for State and city taxes for the year
iB7s exigible In The year 1877. are completed and
will be exposed for inspection and correction
from n. m. TIL 3 u mstSundays exceptedl. until
the THIRTY FIRST DAY OF AUGUST. 1915.
at which time all complaints Of excessive or err
roneous assessments will be considered. In
order 10 avoid delay. facilitate and expedite
business. taxpayers are requested to bring their
last years tax receipt or description of the
property as TO district and number of squire.
VI j. l.. HBRWtg.
President Board Of Stats and City Assessors.
aul fJt .'smI-7 t9ffttl
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
SPECIAL NOTICE.
DEPARTMENT or tMpRovEMErTs,
NptU tJflatat1n Attpttsf A 1VTG

~ h ...i, .a,ss3 es New Orleans. August .. 1879.
The offices of Dist rict Puperintendents. De-
pattineet ef improvements are located rs fo-
lows viz. fl{gtIl =. fhg ~ 4lf
First and Second Ward, No. 2ss Erato street.
Third Watd. No. 345ts Common street. stf
Second District, Nos77 Bourbon street.
Third District. No. 14t Elysian Fields. .u
Fourth District. No 754 Magazine street. "a
Fifth District. Levee. between Seguin and
Bouuya8 sHtl n sstgsa.s88 4k ftel
sixth District. Napoleon Avenue Market.
Seventh District, CarfolIton Courthouse.
Citizens are requested to report all complaints
at the above Offices. or to the underslgneda at the
City Hail. in writing. and they will receive as
prompt attention rs possible with the present
limited force. E ID ssFVs5f1 d. s. 4IItts Lral
Notice is given that the obstruction ef streets
or cutters by store sweepipgs, rubbish, shrub
berry. etc.. Is a violation of law. prejudleial to
the health of the city; and that this department
is now without any foree ~ remove such OBJ
strlictionss 4rs u 81 Lua slA lss,4 - .zg !,
The Garbage Carts are continued on duty and
will remove garbage. sweepings. ETC.. II placed
la boxes. barrels. etc. as required by law.
au4H u. A. BURKE. Administrator.
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
RAND
Ratification Meeting
or THE
Democratic Conservative Party
OF LOUISIANA.
ON THURSDAY. AUGUST 10. 1876,
AT LAFAYETTE SQUARE.
UNDER THE AUSPICES or THEH
state central Committee, Parish Com
nsittee, ana the 1Demecrat tic.Cen-
e.rvatlve Association VI Orleas,S,
To ratify the nominations Of the Democratic
Conservative party ihade ut
Baton Rouge, July "a, 1916.
Baton Rouge, July "a, lS76.

The Ward Clubs are requested to meet 1T their
Headquarters and proceed In q body 10 Lafayette
Square. l. w. PATTON, President
P.J SULLIVAN. Secretary. q m3f L aue td
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
spECIAL NeTltE.

ppf4pr~&FsF OF tsep stsvwMHn4s, nssv Hart.
New Orleans. August 4. 1879. !
ybe attention ei residents of this city, and
officers vf The Debartneht Inpfuyensnts is res
spertfnlly rallelto the fsllowingD City VrdinaBee,
CONCERNING The tleat,l fnass OF streets and kpk
ters; SANITARY consideratiols demand that this
serve the pterer tefs,ns'w WITH a copy Of the or
dinafce. second violation by the same party
must bs promptly reported Il, this 9l9ee fer le-
gal ptoceea1htss az asss - ~ tis,njt..,. +.
ts H3 Mayhnstgty oF NEW ORLEANS,
aHg AfHff btidE n City Hell, May 30, 1876. J
s.,3o.s no. ai2e ADMINISTRATION series.l t.,.5
An ordinanee to provide fot leeleanliness Of
strettsl CUTTERS. etba hHF 1fyHt
sEtrIos /. Any uersdn who shall keep, throw
or deposit any oiial, nth foul or olfehsise nat
straw Kitchen stuff. paper. cloth vegetable, mat
ter, on any substances bf any kind that inay be
offensive 10 smell. or Injurious to health, or liR
puliing pi ii siia Walk gutter Drain Or aatial. 81
shall suffer on allow or Imrinit the same " be
agnh or rsa fSi sn es as ss + sa ns t,y no, ss
f,se provided HAT ordinary refuse and sweep
ngs from stores dwelling ,, h2,,aes aad oths5 I
i, t,,,s sae a,,e larres Iaskes ar atbar s,t
able teceptiicd aud be placed on tile outside of
The banIaettes, eotivehlent To be taken OH by the
oifa carts aud hereafter such deposits shall be
made not earlier tllafl d. M nor later thar =.
m pha the reeepeeles rs abqye shall not be left
on The bapa,letes after The hour of g:s9 e. y, !.
clude not only the adjacent proprietor, resident.
occupant, OF persen actually doing, or who has
done anypf the thing named herein but also
any one whose duty Il Is, by law or contract, to
teniove, or cabse ~ be- removed, or carried
away, any suei matters. substances or things rs
herein set forth uf intended
EEo D. No person shall impede or obstrnet the
passage or How Of water in any gutter. ditch,
tie saltlf iti,der d ppnalty not ekceeding s10
Adopted by the Uounbii of the city Of New Or
leans May 1s. 1876.
true copy: ]. H. HAany, Saetretafy. avs II
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

u,,As, assorted c0ofs and handsomalg put %: sn's
,,| g3i9rs ana pstast q Cents
Assostsd saiors rcd and 6as edge. es soessd & cssi.
DAISY ..i4. ..4..y 4.4. .....,.. 15 Cents
Assorted colors. embossed fowor cmblsnn "''
LITTLE CORPORAL. .....,...... .x Gents.
F}aTsIt Hnnssk Rspsr. eolored edges childrens size
Assorted styles win j. stssi pens. Il Cents
assorted tns with paper assorted $50. assdiss . dGss's
White. ruled. With embossed fover embism. n ysn.s
Asserted 3 s9ars with cake u nsrlansd II sesp ''
zsssiisd sqiots With gs Il 1iei Y sf asn''
White assorted sizes with red and blue Il berder osnr.
White regular szs, with colered EDGES L. esn'S
aesathtEa assoitsd dsaa.t ,a,s1 a. Cents
Whit snd ersam, embossed nsmori.i b. ss ees etc
& AsssIisd ss ats with bottle q pen and psns
Assorted tiny. With wax and taper lnstras. e CsntS
tons. etc. 3elife
White. With Handsomely smboa:ed sassiopss ssSes.
White ruled large size. embossed pIaafs R sn's
fS%ssf S escorted ~ ssys Ss9,.
Cream ystfa paper st edges haGd.S.se u Isai' soa
Whlts ruled ordsred - Is ssnis siIk.
hALMAfSON1 .,s.1.... ~. J. 20 lents
White. unruled. xilt edges. embossed, psre' Der"
SILVER THREADS = - 5.s,,s.
Assorted eelors si and silver edges nosby Ss1s'
Perfection woys. anralesd ceart Bath. osn''
Contains two auirss oi paper and envelopes aso
sorted styles and tints. extra handsome box.
Other new goods on hand and rscsivsd every
and monrD,ns osner y, Kinds h o. PaPeteries plain
enumerated above. NV
COME AND SEE
AT THE sbos
BOOK DEPOT,
Nos. 11o and lie Camp street.
iyls sm RoBT. J. HARP. Agent.
PEYCHAUD & GARCIA.
'rAri0skhs' PRINTERS.
t*H LITHOGKAPHERS
e{ BLANK BOOK MANUFACTURERS
- Canp street, New Orleans,
Hia be pleased to show patterns and give es-
mates for every deecriptfon Of Cotton Books,
0ank and Insurance Books, Ledgen, Journals
(na Cash Books. Cotton Account Sale, Invoices,
g 1sttsf And Note Heads. Bill hesds. StatsmsntS.
CAL snd sat sseinates bsisrssoias elsewhere.
" sending orders NORTH. g = - ~
GOOD material and work or no pay
jysl 1mdGN
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08
GROVER & BAKER js3"
SEWING MACHINE DEPOT
MOVED TO I

A NEW STOCK OF the Elastic Stitch and Lock
Stitch Machines with a complete assortment Q;
Cotton, Linen Thread, Oil, etc. Just received
and for sale at the lowest cash prices: The
above goods are manufactured By and tor the
warranted the best in the market. ~ 9IlBf s4l
Caution to Our PatrOns, Grangers and
~ Their Agents.g ,ysfa,t
There are parties here who are selling tnita-
tions OF our goods repaintinE and patching ug
old @achines to make them 1ook lhkA naE Apd eptl
above make can be purchased In Wee Orleans
except from u.s. at No. ChRrtres street. Agents
wanted. Fl. H. TRUE,
jelS sm General Southern Agent
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

Our treaties with foreign powers should als
be revised and amended, In so far IA they lcav
citizens OF foreign birth in any particular les
secure in any country on earth than they woul
be If they had been born upon our soil. Th
iniuuitous coolie system. which through tn
agency OF wealthy companies imports Chimes
bondmen and establishes a species of SLAYER
and interferes with the lust rewards of labor o
our Pacific coast. should be utterly abolished
The New Orleans Democrat., 1876-08-08

The first work of reform must evidently be the
RESTORATION ol the normal operation OF the Con
etitution of the United staies with all its amend,
meute Tie necessities OF war cannot I've pleaded
ih d time bf peace. The right Of local self gov
eminent. as guaranteed by the Constitution.
jzad almost personal, imperi8 8lsm which has
been priacteed must be done away. or the first
iprtnrjnles of the Republic will be lost.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-13
S U M M Q S (.

In Justice Court Prescott, Precinct IT. IT Cartier r
 TERRITORY OF ARIZONA CotXrY or YAvarAEs The TSrrituy of iTiso0o fo AiJrTf Toan"y'
 You are hereby commanded o arprar before ssr! office. in Prescott precinct h" lnih day nf NsTers 1876 ai ln urlrck a. m then and fhsre to answer se romnairt of Charles Bennett. r'ainf. for W" hs' dred fortv-cight and sI 100 i"lIrrs and interest ds> , a rromisSrv and h,lnn~r of arconnf ~ Jhf- by default will be .inst you for said aansas' and costs
 Given under my hand this 9rl, d'v of September A D 1876 HNEI.FI II CARTTEE sspa2t4 Justice of The Peace in and for said if-eS'
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-13
Estray Notice.

Came to my ranch in Kirkland Valley. one rrssos .. roan horse branded H the Ieii lip and hear 7" lsft shoulder, three white feet The owner s ref''
 MD. LANGLEi' Orto George W. Barnard. at the Horse Market fl Prescott Sept. %. 1876.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-13
Dissolution Notice.

The cn-rnrtnerShip hrrr'"F.r" rvi-ting between Ff dolph Ieinhrh"r and William Fi>b undsr firm rsre~ Leimhacher & CH is ihis day dissolved by mu'rai s's Randolph IrirrhachPr will rInfinue the tus'nssh the old stand and will pay all of Tn" indebiedpess ~ M late firm ami is alone entitled collect all debts dr w late firm. WILLIAM FISH.
 RUDOLPH LEIMBACHkA Prescott. Sept e6. 1876 serSH'l
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-13
LEGAL.
= U M NJ q K 6

IN THE DISTRICT COJRT THIRD JrDIrlAL District. Territory of Arizona County of fayara.
 JENNIE A. REED }
 versus Summons
 w. REED
 Action brought in tho District Court of the Third jr cia Dsiric, in and for the County nf Yavapa inthe ritory of Arizona.
 The Tsrritory of Ari-ona srHds 7'eotsg fo J w. Rsd You are hereby summoned anf required to ar p~,r s an action brought agrs you hv the af"ve n:m'd rss tiff in the district court uf inc Third Judicial Dsie' and fr county of Yavarai in the Territory of An znna. and the complaint flied with 'he ciet q this court at Prescott in said conrty Ia copy of vhss coraplais. accompanies this summ"ns). within tweev days (excsve of the day of servic~( apr ihe ser,r' upon von of this summons if -arvrd this county: h if served of the county and within ths district he' within thirty day- in all other e.is"s hrtv days.
 And vou arc hereby notified that if yaa faif ta srrss' and answer fha c"mplant above reqnirrd the Fsre will take judgment against Ev l~anlf in an arss dvorre and apply tO this cnurt hr d"errs of divers and for attorneys f-s and general relief and rests ahd disbursements in this hehnN rvr"n'ir-'.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the ssh rs.
 trict Court At prasoo this iti day of Ssr'. lrs fJsI WILLIAM VII EFRSON Ciert WILL D. SorTnworTir Attorney f'-r Plainrir sr a''
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-13
GROCERIES 2 PROVISIONS,

Teas, Sugars, Co6ees. Canned Fruits 6 Vegetables, Whole and Ground Spices, Alden Dried Fruits.
 California Dried Pears,
 Peaches, Apples, Grapes,
 Fitted Plums, Currants,
 Washing and Toilet Soaps, Canned Honey, strained and in comb, Candles, Crackers. Nuts, Raisins, Bacon, Lard, Butter, Cheese, and Eggs, Potatoes. Corn, Flour, Etc, Etc.
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-13
Notice to Tax-Payers.

Notice is hereby given that all Territorial and CenSy Taxes for the 1s76 due and pa,ahlr to p at my office in Prescott Yavapa county. Arizona ssi not raid before the llth day of December VII come delinquent ED. F. BoWRhs
 Sheriff and ex-olicio Tax Collector. YsvaraiC C@ Sept go 1876
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-13
Estray Notice.

Came to my ranch. the Q d Government Sas-n . on Banning sCreek white mark on rgh nP. crop and split Jeff and cr'p off right ear. ir owner is requested to prove property pay rharr.s ~ take him away. T. J. RANhisS
 sspS2ti
Arizona weekly miner., 1876-10-13
HARDW A R E1

H A H VV w A I( lL. IN GREAT VARIETY. For Mechanics, Miners, Mill Men and Artisans, Flows, Flow Steels Scythes, Rakes, Bellows, Anvils, Axes, Shovels Hammers, Sledges,
 Picks, Chisels, Files, Saws,
 Drills, Planes, Screws, Nails,
, 1876-06-03

After q man has been drilled through
an apprenticeship of many years to tho
art Of editing a newspaper he feels that
he has mistaken his calling when some
ignorant cuss, who never patronized
newspaper a dollars worth in his Ilic'
travels through wind and weather 10
point out defects which he alone could
tell the editor how to remedy. Why he
continues to drudge along through thi'
vale of tears, earning, at some hump@
calling, psltry dollar day, when 10
might be directing tho great minds O'
the world, is pastall human comprchen'
sion.- Turner'S FaIs Reporter
, 1876-06-03

ru wNs \ STRANGER, AND SEE TOOK HtM
The daily gazette., 1876-06-30

From d. B. Martin & Co., asking for
permission to tap the water main on Sec.
ond street, between Tatnall and Orange,
with inch pipe. Referred to the
water Committee, witt. power to act.
From John Turner and others, for the
paving of cutters on both sides of LON.
bard street, from Seventh to Eleventh
and on the north side of Tenth street
from Lombard to Pine.
From the Phoenix S. f. f. Co., for a
loan of 5000.
On motion of Mr.. Pyle, orders Tor the
July interest on city bonds, amounting
to S7.25O, were directed TO be drawn also
orders for matured city ponds, and State
tax on the same, to $l4.766C4. On his mo
ton a note for $40, 600, at 30 idays,was di
reecte.d to he discounted, in order to pay
the interest money just allowed.
The ordinance allowing Mrs. L. d
Rhefuss clear space of eight feet in
front of No. 234 King street, on market
days, was read a third time and passed
Mr.: Farrell presented an ordinanc,
providing for an extraordinary appro
priatlon for the completion of Cool Sprins
Reservoir. Read twice.
On motion, Council adjourned.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-30
THE CITY COUNCIL.

REGULAR hRETING-A SHORT sEssloN-A
BATCH OF PETITIoNs-RELIEY FOR TIE
COOL SPRING RESERVOIR.
The City Council met in regular session
last evening, President Lichenstein IN
the chair.
The Street Committee reported favor,
ably on the petition of John &. Heinel
and others for the paving OF Taylor
street, from Lombard to Buttonwood ;
and adversely on the remembrance OF
VIM. b. Norton and others against this
petition. Also, favorably on Patrick
Gormely's petition for the paving OF Reed
street, from Harrison to franklin; also,
favorably on the petition OF A. East6urn
and others for crossings at various places
in the South Side (o1cept at Lobdell, and
Williams streets.) Estimated cost, $oo.
Adopted.
The City Treasurer reported:-Balance
in bank subject to the reservoir, $5,l 1851;
TO current expenses, 81, ,41S 88 to the re-
demption of bonds, 500; total, 1925. ~,
The Street Department pay roll lol
men and - teams employedD was $57525.
The Water Department pay rolls were err
as follows: Reservoir 185 mem $llOS 10;
horse and cart (33 teams) $3O8.M; De-
partment (26 men) .$2l6,05; total ,lslS23;2l u.
Petitions and communications were
read and referred, as follows:
From Drake & Co., asking for an auc-
tioneer's 6 license. Granted.
From the Third Ward members OF the
Board of Health, asking that lots at
Third and Harrison and Fourth and Van
Buren, be drained, as the recent change
of grades caused these lots to overflow
From John Dugan and others. com
planning that +. Klund, Sr., stores hay
in a stable on Klund street, in violation
of city ordinance, to the danger and
detriment of the petitioners properly
and asking that Elund be required t. re-
move the hay. Referred to the Law
Committee, with power to act.
The daily gazette., 1876-06-30

Remember Heald's Clayton House
sale tomorrow morning.
Since the recent rains the tempera-
ture has moderated somewhat.
Two drunks. usual penalties, com.
prised this mornings police record.
The public schools will close this
afternoon for the summer vacation.
Republicans generally admit that a
strong ticket was formed at st. Louis.
Yesterday the Wawaset B. b. club
defeated the Splaine nine by a score
of IL TO 10.