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Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-27
| am as Good as You,

What singular state of things
weuld be brought about if men should
begin to obey the Bible, aud love their
neighbors as well as they love them
selves! You would see no smiling
looks at the advance of gain-and no
long faces at the loss Of property
The voice of harsh rchuke, course an
ger, and loud denunciation would be
flushed. 81 am as good as you-tlldl
| would have you to know" would
give place to. "You are as good as I,
and we will assist each other -
Shoulder to shoulder, with sunny faces
and light hearts, mankind would move
on in the. march of life, distributing
favors with liberal hands, and labor.
ing to make each other happier and
better. When will this time arrive I
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-27
Fran the Boston Congresationalis..
The Maine LiquOr Law;

The idea has prevailed to some en-
tent that because the United States al
lows the importation Of alcoholic Ii.
1uors, and derives ii revenue from
them, lhcrcloreno State couldprevent
their sale. But this is Il mistake
Each State has sovereign control over
its own international affairs, and has
the right to pass such laws touching
this traffic us it plcascs. Judge Dan
iel said in the Massachusetts case,
No such right is purchased by the
importer; he cauuot purchase from
the government, that which it cannot
insure to lin, a sale Independent Of
the laws and policy ofthc State"
Nothing can be more explicit than
the opinion Of Chief Justice fancy
upon that occasion, touching the pow
er of a State ii prOhibH tic trg&c IN
tie most ample manner.
If any State deems the retail aud
internal traffic in ardent spirits injuri-
Gus to its citizens, see nothing in the
Constitution to prevent il from rcgn-
lating and restraining the traffic, or
from prohibiting it altogether"
1t is the united eslinony ofall per.
soms in Maine, who llavc published
their opinion on the subject, that the
force of their law lies in lis provision
to destroy the article that produces the
mischief From among many witncs-
SEES, ! select the following:
an Darts, E%3@ Belfast. Better
have no law at all, ut present, unless
you can get one making spirituous
liquors contraband, and crposiag them
to dcs'racii0a. All laws Without this
will only fail. Nolaw against the sale
merely, however stringent, can be Ell.
fcctual. Our law of 1916 was every
thing that silGll law Gould be. Ms
prosecuting attorney for a country
leaghe, carried through some 300
prosecutions under it. This checked
the business, aud in Il few to@nsbroke
it up. But III large places it produced
no effect and was finally dropped
And | AIN fully convinced fran ~
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-27
miscellaneous,
What Printers Ink has Done,

"Sc1cn oights of the splendid for
tunes in this country have hccn made
through the Influence ofprinter's ink.
Mark that !'-E1ehonyr.
Printers ink has not only made
seven Fights Of the splendid fortunes
that have been made in our country.
but also nine tcnths Of the great men.
transformed Tito suites.
men, prosy takers into eloquent ora
tors. cracked voice singers into night
engales, murderers Of Shakespeare into
perfect dcliuea,ors Of the creators of
Avon's great bard and humbugs into
the most philanthropic of their species
all by the application of little prin-
tcr's ink! And what is more surpri.
sing, people are made to bolicvc those
things in opposition to their seven
senses. Printers ink is q great thing
when properly put on.-Eah. 'ary3s
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-27

Good company and good conversations
are The very siG:w: Of yinus.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-27


TO CLEAR A WELL OF Foul Aln..-
Put quart or two of unslacked lime
into bucket, and, before lowering it
into the well, pour sufficient quanli-
~ of water on the lime to slack it;
then let it down to the water but not
so us to go into it. In a few minutes
tho well will be cleared of fuul air,
the Stacking lime either taking the
noXious air or forcing /, oct Of the
wcll.-LoM. Builder.
o. In the back counties in Maine, the
Snow last week averaged five feet deep.
Many Of the small furm.houscs were near
y submerged in snow banSs.
Monongalia mirror. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1855, 1852-03-27

England imports from the continent
d hundred thousand eggs annually.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

NJ. Andrews demande quon fasse rappel du
Conseil, lequel dome lie resultat suiyant
Hon. F. Alpuente, president NM Andrews,
Bailey, Dolhonde, Lanata, Lusto, Mccormack,
Mackey, Place, Ramos, Stetson, Sykes. Watkins
ct Willson--14.
M. Sykes presente la resolution suivante ct
demande une dispense des reglcs pour qu'cllc
soft prise en- consideration, mais la demande est
reietee de sorte que la resolution ne subit que
sa premiere lecture:
Resolu que lie voyer soft ct demeure autoris6 a
employer un nonlbrc Additional d'ouvrers--
mails qui, bien entenIu, n'excedera pas cinquan-
| te--pour lesplacer sur la Ley6e du premier dis
trict, ct leur faire remblayer les travaux den
caissement avee de Ia terre, aussi promptenlent
que les contractants complement leurs travauz
sur les quais.
ct, sur motion de NJ. Mackey, lie Conseil s'a-
journe.
WAITER II. PETERS, Seoretaire
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
SuERyFF,s SALE

Firm DsrRcT CcuRr JAMES BERTHouD vs. j. g. BARNARD
on NEigflHtEANs NO. 4sTs; saevs. seneNo. tsisf.
,r L pIi " "a n, II ~ IN o.
diylaally and natural tutor of LIS minor rhonNo 55S
r VIRTUE OF three writs Of feri facias tome
- directed By Honorable Fin District Court of New
orlsaos the abye entied prcceed pdtl e-
ton tho toiunda OF the City Exchange
Chatlres aud Royal stree MONDAY, 4 s57,
O'Clock -
4 CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND win oil HE BUILD @
sa tt AlttUF iAitSIS tbertpn shs Tt
5eStui mud ppErtenanqea heiGupto belonging or Eli
any Vice a'iuae In the uhuh
spy No. Two OF this the square Apollo Eue
ieicho1 and acclEs streets The composed Of th hG
OF e number three and para Of eOunia pgi4
hrd measures xy fset Foat said Apollo
depth Of Endrtd and eighty ise parallel
sans properly po ned BY j. g. Barnard from rinishn g
- els t.aAIy public % th Al day Of jane 1850 and
Frances A. Egtan %i q VIM II GarlsA TIE s june 1885,
by act passed before Fl. B. Ceuas, Notary Pnb!ie.
The BUILDINGS consist In OLD SHEDS.
Seized in the above
Terms caah on the spot. JAS y. FRERET,
sop9 10 % oss4 Sheriff OF che P6rish Of Orleans
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

no h oil sett pos du toat lea uis sont casses ID
sns6s, les antres ont besoin d'atre r9pards q,
remplaces. Nous suggerons done ridee qu'on
SO procure, pour lie premier District, deux dou-
zaines de menottes pour lie second District, cent
vingt chapeaux ct deux douzaines de menottes
pour lie troisieme District, cinquante chapeaux,
cinquante crecelles OF une douzaine de menottes:
ct pour lie quatrieme District, trente chapeaux,
trente crecelles ct une douzaine de menottes. j
Nous avons estime 10 colt CONNIE suit
Deux cents ohapeaux de police
~ 3D.. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. $500
Quatre-vingts crecelles
d ~ o.. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 200
Soixante- douze menottes
Reparation de chapeaux, de Gre
celles, de menottes, ETC.,
cont probable. ............... 1866
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

SHERIFFS sAT,E

TESrr DsT!cr couRr IJotIN MARTIN Vs. THOMAS NJ JACK
PARISH OF MADISON son, H. ia against CHARLES b.
- - x MetIERNAN. No. e3a -
pY VIRTUE Of a writ Of fieri facias IN RIO
directed By The tonorate tie Tenth Court parish Of
the above entitled will public
chaes and Royal Streets WEDNESDAY, October Iss al
O'Clock - 4s'0''t " 1899 VI IL
The negro slave named JACOB,
laed in NE above suit ms belonging defendant cKn.n
TEnAisIh being the second and last auction tie sud slave
be defnyy adineaed to the highest bidder foI what
ever he viii bring ut twelve credit the purcnser
bond with good and solvent security bearing p
"" aua special mortgage on the slave sold until final
sepl6 " Sheriff II ths par;h Ne 80 II,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

Resolu QUE la yover soit Of daneura mar Ia
presente autorise faire placer des banauettes
an b;ones do Oh eats ~ ~ os doa
depuis Ia rue Reconnaissance inso,,,a Is rna Ies
Religieuses, le Placement deyant stre effeetue de
la maniere habituelle. 4 sayo;r nm tiers mar In
Vile ct les deny oufres tie,.s ra,, las nronr;s
taires.
L'appel nominal. reclame s,r I.adontion ds6-
nitive IA Ia r5o,,t;o,, ~, ,,ssada LII W
nimement adoptee. = ~ - '@-'''
| Sur motion de M. Bailey ct les replements
Giant suspen6us la resolution M sssa MOI, 10 flo
sell DIES Aldermen. autorisant 4 Ronnev,l !
construire une grue pour lie advancement des
briques yenant des chars de Carrollton, est lue
ct sancuonnee,
Sur motion du meme membre. ct les reglo-
| ments Giant susuendus In rssolut;on sn;,aSnt,
~ 1onseli des Aldermen est lue ct sanctionnee
Meso1u que NoJuoleation latte par lie marie a
ao.io 9uisi' Paf acte ae leA premiere munich
lnli.e, w contraG pour Ia construction dun
Peiit sur ie canal Claiborne, Ia Jonction du
yhelnin au bayou, soit et demeure approuvee ct
leInaire autorise signer 10 contrat ce sujet,
WY 81, = yorreJoiies pour securlte.
- upper noAiihai, reeiame sur ADOPTION de La
resolution qul precede. ellie est unanimement
auop1ee' Ns regiements etant suspendus ct le
president votant en- favour de cette mesure
our hiooioh au meme nempre, et les regle-
lehts etant suspendus, 10 resolution suivante du
Gonsei des Aldermen est lue deux fois ct sane
sio p
kesolu que lie yoyer achete DIES coouilles ct
tasse coquiller lie chemin public du Bayou ST.
Jean, par les negres de chaine, en- face de la
propriete de Blanc, soft environ 200 pieds.
Lappel nominal, reclame sur Padoption def
nitive de la resolution qui precede, dome lie re-
sultat suivant
oni NM. Andrews Bailey. Dolhonde, Lana
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
MUSIC STORES, ETC.
HoRATIo D: HEWITT, PIANO .. ss szs,. i,

HORATI0 d. HEWITT, PIANO -,
IL FORTE AND MUSIC STORE No. SO Campo sas
street Neworeah would respectfully request theft It'd n VI
attention of the public to his large and sxtenaiveG ~ U
assortment MUSIC AND MUSICAL INSTR kinds
ard Inscriptions aud also to hl well selected
from the factories Of the first maker She United
Of NGH York, HALL SON, oil NewYotk, PLEYEL CO., q
faris me above the following kinds GRAND
MI GRAND, PICC0L0, PICCoLO GBIIGuE AND SQukRE-ary
Of the most celebrated n9kerg the world combining all tia
be had OF the sahsber every style eae
Of = IN and oetaves They Will be sold
prices MUSICAL MERCHANDISE all kinds quantity
Among othe the subscriber keeps constantly
finest selection OF brought
which offered at the most reasonable
tged BY WILLIAM HALL SON from the approved SPA
MODELS Ihoae Instruments the fret
stand the climate The ntserhr has had eEperieaoe
Thoroughly acquainted with the nnue details of the
stos mo best selected that has been The Southern
and his such that he will
stock Of all kinda OF MUSICAL the and
MOST FASHIONABLE bUSIC usiyal Pebble are
invited TO call and his stock.
hl3 1yos EioRATIO D. HEWITT, SO Camp ST., N. o,
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sADDLERY, HARNESS, ETC.

Isl EWARK, NJ. ,sADDLERY Ware gs--;s.
Mn HHasgs;LANi1kEF q BULL co. No. Is Canal kgA
sfee between Gimp Magazine streats
ass and nd t mRGriGfs sAB1fEwARE,
rides Aestngag Trunks, whips sIrtisr s,a o. saddles
e hex kiaa sAppLEs, TOOLS aud rmmng aug iiae
seIiRoa o. Nc. 10 CANAL STREET, 's " s'efy de-
slz lya1 " ANpREw q. BULL & CO.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

81 X ,ut ssl;er N al let de
WI coaniler.
Ell Ia rue
lss 5 III IA gslst
yso,, s,ayant il
is sonIna eiia ! 6t6 amsndee
7ssis "a Siopt6s CONNIE suit
MIMI n n na,,r eoauller #
y -. 81 ,; - M n
T. o;,,s; -, Ia
FL 81 = sSss ''1's'' = -
IT, &c
iS III
- ass 'ss
I; Ill fs,as nm ~ T4a,ys ,4sTr
s;. -,
~
s
N ~ !,
ssls ,,,s, s ~,
l sssxs III = = a..
-
a,,y
81 MI IA
M INV, 81
,, N, ii st,;ct MI;
,,ss; u - 10
1slso - n 81 7 N Y
81 Railv. X conJ,,;.a Il, svovor
n "a al IN rne T,bn,s,; n,as est
~ N Tests ~ II, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS III
- eofnitx deg ,j rues ct debareadsress
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20
sHERIFF's SALE.

bHEKIFF'S SALI
flFnn s DsfIGr COURT HENRY sLADh J JOHN F. BAsT
- or :, ysE ATJSiE. II No. 1898.
Ri VIRTUE of writ of feri facias to me
directed by the Honorable the Fifth DiGr Court o Nav,
IN The abeye entitled will proceed to sell at ppiie
aon on September IL 1882 at II O'Clock Nj a Levi
Short Sizes" ~ N'''ANs po9on
Seized in the above auit
Terms cash the spot. JAMES p FFFnFr
sopll "a ~ y sheriH 6f thu Parish Of Orianr,
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CONSrABIlE,s SALE

-CONSTABLE'S SALE
sHsosD Isl SNIFF WILLIAM PINE
~ lH " vi IT n gs1fI n No 1854. -
by the Honorable g Jonie Second Justice of the pnoce
@ r' "' viii expose at public auction at Pines
1852, IL O'Clock - -et'7DEAi, september ",
The FURNITURE AND CONTENTS of the alovs es,ot,;sr,
sepl GEO II on ~ ~ YIN w si9-
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No 50 Garisl Ao SADDLE AND TRUNK wARFfoUsE
s New Goods re con-
tie from prepared to u dsaiea
ER TRATEINGEH ssddIers Harness IEA4H
GOODS AnnET ANg PACKING TRUNKS INDIA RJJBBER
MATEaIAis TR, GsT}hGH HARNEsss AND TRUNK MAKERS;
= Purchasers are invitad 10 csl q N5 asa co.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1852-09-20

1'appslle dgaieinent l'attentios, de yotps Hon.
neur All fait inentionne dang mon ,lernier ran.
port, 4 SAVIOR que L. troisieme ct 10 quatriame
district sont enforcement sans chapeaux ct ore
celes, ct que lie troisieme district est totaement
depouryu de menottes, besoin pressant auouel
on devrait pourvoir lie plus tot possible.
Avec respect, j'ai Phonneur d. etre, monsieur
Yotre obeissant serviteur,
S2lgneo j. YouENEs, Chef de Police.
nj: Wilson demande Iajournement - Reiete
par 10 vote suivant
oui Jul, NM Andrews, Lanata, Mackey, Ramos
ct Wilson,
Non NM Alpuente, Bailey, Dolhonde, Lus-
kins-9.
M. Andrews rencuvelle la motion, mails on la
declare perdue.
nj. Sykes demande la suspension DIES regle-
ments pour pouyoir presenter une resolution.
Reiete.
nj. Mackey demande fajournement--Rejete
par lie vote suivant OH il y egalite de yoix
Oui NM. Andrews, Dolhonde, Lanata, Nc
Cormack, Mackey, Ramos ct Stetson-7
Non NM AL puente, Bailey, Lusto, Place,
Sykes, Watkins ct WILSON,.
NJ Wilson, au nom du comite DIES prisons OF
malsons de cours, presente lie rapport ct les re-
solutions qui suiyent, lie tout devant etre pris en-
consideration plus tard
LIE connie des prisons ct malsons de cours de-
mande presenter les resolutions suivantes:
JOHN f. WILSON,
L. BuRTHE,
J. j. McCoRaIAcK
Resolu que lie tresorier pale sur lie mandat du
contr6leur, deux mile cent piastres, pour mon
tant DIES provisions consommees 10 maison de
travail de la vile pendant les mois de Juliet ct
d'aoht derniers.
Resolu que lie tresorier pale sur lie mandat du
eontr6leur, douze cents piastres, pour montant
requis pour liquider les aehats de vetements
pour Pusage de la maison de travail
Resolu que lie tresorier pale, sur lie mandat
du controleur, quatre cents piastres, pour mon
tant do pour materiaux, bois de charpente,
huile, etc., pour lusage de la maison de travail.
M. Andrews demande Pajournement-Re
par lie vote suivant, on il y a egalite de voix:
oul MN. Bailey, Dolhonde, Lanata, McCor-
mack, Mackey, Ramos ct Stetson-7
Non MN Alpuente, Andrews, Lusto, Place,
Sykes, Watkins ct Wilson.
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lsets,ap Yeeegfa un saisirs e sihRtssilq piAstrSs
bar an, en- outre d'nne commission do leux ct
Semi pour cent sur toutes Leu soifnes collectees
par lui.
Resolu que Ia resolution passee par lie Conseil
de Ia Municipalite No 3, abofssant la take sur
les chalands, soft ct demeure par la presente
abrogee, clique la somme de quatre piastres soft
preleyee sur la demolition de tout chaland.
Sur motion, lie rapport ct les resolutions cl-
dessus sont pris en- consideration separement.
L'appel nominal, reclame sur 'adoption de
| la premiere resolution, ellie est unanimement
| adoptee
Nj. Andrews propose CONNIE substitut la Sc
condo resolution, quill soft fat I'm devolr aux
oollecteurs aetuols DIES droits de Levee dams lie
| troisiame ct lie auatrieme District, de collector
| tous les droits sur radeaux, chalands, pirogues,
/ etc, ct oujls ne recoivent aucune autre COM
pensation que celle ou'ils obtiennent pour DIES
services semblables-Reiete.
NJ Mackey demande amender en- etiaeant
apres les mots " lac dit Collecteur receyra y les
nots &C I'M salaire de yingt-clnq plastres par an,
en- outre de
| M. Ramos denaande rajournement - Rejete
par lie vote suiyant
QUINN Andrews, Lanata, Lusto, Maekey
ct Wilson,
NoN-MM. Alpuente, Bailey, Dolhonlo, Nc
Cormack, Philbrick. Place, Ramos, stetson,
Sykes ct Watkins--lO.
/
sideration de la dite resolution est renyoyee
la prochaine seance.
| NJ. Bailey presente lie rapport ct les resolu-
tions qui suivent
Les soussignes, composant 10 majorite du CO.
mite DIES Rues ct Debareaderes,- auquel await
etc referee la petition de la Compagnie du Grand
Chemin de fer de Ia Nouvelle-Orleans, de jack
son ct du Nord, demandent lie privilege de faire
passer un chemin coulisses double dams Ia rue
Claiborne (ou toute autre rue parallel celle-
ci) depuis la rue du Canal jusqua la presse a
coton-presentent lie rapport suivant
Votresconite ne peut pas, cause q I'm senti-
ment de Justice envers les Districts interleurs
de la Vile, hester accorder Ia demande que
content Ia petition, quoique celia ait Fair dune
vGritable farce, attendu que yotre con1te ap-
pris avec I'm profond regret, que les directeurs
du dit chemin de fer ont place leur care aux
limites superieures extremes de la vile, &C qui
fait qu'ils priyeront injustement la partie basse
de Ia vile DIES ayantages du dit cheain, aux
quels dependant ellie a un droit incontestable,
au moins ep partie.
Votre comite volt egalement ayec peine la
conduite tenue par les directeurs du dit chemin,
car ills semblent prendre coeur d aigrir les SEN
tiiments -d'hostilite 1ui existent entire les diff
ferentes parties de Ia vile, tandis que le Consel
q eherche a les etouffer ct votre comite pense
que les Districts inferieurs ont de justes raisons
de Sc plaindre des directeurs, ct serait davis
d'engager lie Conseil prendre les measures ne
cessaires pour proteger les interets DIES diverses
parties de la vile, attendre qu'elles sont toutes
taxees de la meme maniere. Aussi en- vue de ce
qui pteeede, nous offrons les resolutions sui
yantes:
N d. BAILEY,
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LACEY g. CO., 81 st. Cborlos stsoat
NHss ~ skAGGH 81 LACEY PtIILIPSs HAD
ashionable HARNEss esrn he nea and mos
s9 REPAIRING STRICTLY ATTENDED, ' fplaeea prices
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RTEXICAN G ULF ff. e. fr7 FzEs .=zsaa-
corner of Good Children street and Champs
Fifty Gents, Children and Slaves half price.
LEAVE THE CITY AT ~ NJ. LEAVE THE LAKE AT A. ri,
A N. NJ.
= NJ.
~ Office No. 30 Common all Ralro
department any estate Of Az
Gordon deceased Apply W G. BLACKWELL Executor nn3 "
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TT EW ORLE Ne and Car IT. r. ssss r 4fzEzsgEr7
u rohou ESS5 seaa

EW ORLE NE and Car f2Es ktssa F.
l Y rolhon Ral,olG-tA ltofLne-EtS sEs9
Departure of Frana. - lr4i!epOFeang:
Horse Am quarter past and half past Ii
Steam 1rains6 and hour afterwards
siyely in summer, and until quarter pasT in winter.
From Carrolhoa;
Horse Cars A.. NJ. and l0Ph
Steam Ians7 hour aterwaiE p
sively in and until hall. past P n winter.
FARE5 cents Children under Il
ES Summer Ferasy,
and end the second Monday n November.
LAFAYETTE LINE.
I These Carnun and from the Depot street.
Departure Of Cara
In Winter from Lafayette and ~ O'Clock
Depot, 10 Baronne street. ......T1z, 81 :.
In Summer, from Laiay I and
-. Depot y Earcnne street .eG ~ and :.
After which The will leave each every
o'clock Pm. -
Than at 81, 9, 10 and II P. H., from the Depot.
Aud So, "a and l04 P. NJ, from Lafayette.
FAII-i0cen Children under years. half price.
NotSpecial Night Carafor Parties, Bas Meetings. aup
piled when required. nhsI w
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UUMTTLs sFEUIAUN.
NJ. Lanata, CONNIE president, presente &c qui
suit pour etre pris en- consideration plus tard:
LIE comite special auquel await etc referee Ia
resolution du Conseil DIES Aldermen, Ieffet de
fxer les salaries DIES commissaires DIES marches, a
Phonneur de vous soumettre lie rapport suiyant
j. LANATA,
N. u. BAILEY,
L. BURTHE,
j. A. WATKINS.
Quill soft resolu que les salaries des commits
saires DIES marches soient par la presente fixes
| col SIit
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coapTtoLLEIt's OFFICE Ass Aug a 1884,
~" IN accordance with the foregoing reso-
LUTON notice 10 hereby MONDAY
the 18th day of October u O'Clock the bidder
above mentioned aui COIL o. DRBuYS Gohproer
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6l(sisr1 DEs ASSIST ,AaLDERAIEN.

& oFFTclEL.
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- T. b. UOLHUNDE.
hesoiu quun Collector soft nomme par lie
Conseli vic, don't les deyoirs seront de col
Letter La take sur tous les Iadeaux atterrissant
dams lie troisieme District, dapres les ordon-
nanees On vigueur, ct sur la demolition lie tous
Les ehalands dams lie meme District, lie dit Col
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
Important

We clip from Dyes Counterfeit Detec,or,
for September, the following:
The following Banks, in the State Of New
York, have given notice Of their intention 10
close business:
Adams Bank, Ashford; American Bank,
Maysville; Armenia Bank, Armenia; Champ
lain, Ellenburg; Commercial, Lockport;
Cortland County Bank; Excelsior Bank;
franklin County Bank; Henry Keeps, Wa.
terlown; Knickerbocker, Genoa; Lumber.
mans Willimurl; Merchants. Granville;
Merchants Bank, Naples; Mcintyre, Adj.
rondeck; Northern Bank Of New York; New
York Stock Bank, Durham; Oswego count
Bank, Meridian; Sullivan County Bank; vii.
lage Bank, Randolph; Warren County Bank
Notes on the following Banks must be
presented at The Department for redemption
before, or at the time annexed. after which
time they will be worthless.
Cortland County Bank, December 1, 1853;
(Notes ofthis Bank are redeemed by Weeks
Kelly & Coz Franklin county Bank, expir
ed April 6, 1852; Henry Keeps Bank, Sep
temper II, 1858; Village Bank, May 22
1858; Warren County Bank, November A
1853; Merchants Bank, Feb. IL, 1854; Ad
ans Bank, June 2, 1854; Oswego County
Bank, July 4, 1854.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1852-09-14
New Advertisements.

Qui,e a rush Of new advertisements came
in upon US during The mas, week, as our read
ers will perceive, by reference 10 next page.
Many Of these advertisements concern
our readers, particularly. The Sheriff and
Master Commissioner occupy considerable
space, in describing properly which is soon
to be sold for debt. The impression gener.
ally prevails that publishers secretly rejoice
TO see the sheriff coming in with his hands
fullor sales, The publication of which yields
d nice lille revenue. We speak for our
selves only, when we say that no greater
mistake could possibly be made. No class
of business men more sensibly feel the ad-
versi,y of their neighbors, than publishers;
and sheriff's sales are no very great evidence
Of a prosperous community. Putting these
advertisements in type produces in us such
feelings as we presume are experienced by
an undertaken at work on his frs, coffin
Renders, for your sakes, we hope this class