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Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
OF TIE PACIFIC.
A Continued Speculative Dcmant
fer Cotton.
Resignation of the French General,
Canrobert.
LATER FROM THE CRIMEA.
New YoRK, May 30

New YoRE, May 30
The steamer Pacific, with adyices from
Liverpool and London, 10 Saturday, The 1911
inst, has arrived at this port.
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.
Advices from the Crimeo by This arrival, arr
not OF special interest. AfairS al Sebastopo
remained without change as far as the public
are advised.
An expedition of $1,000 men of The allied
CRIMES embarked on the 18Th inst, and put &c
sea in The direction Of the Sea OF AzoG, but
returned without Landing. No details of the
object OF the expedition are known.
Omar Pasha'S forces had returned to Eupa.
tOfia.
Large reinforcements to'the allies were ex.
pected within ten days from the 18th. Moth.
ing new IN the diplomacy between Austria
and the Western Powers; but between PruS-
STA and Austria the relations were becoming
more intimate.
Russia had notified The German govern.
mentS, that the Gear will only hold to the
first two guaran;eees Of The treaty with them,
on condition OF strict neutrality of The confel.
Grafton. =
France and England have presented on ul
flmaium to Sweden, which she seems incli-
ned 10 reject.
The Flench Exhibition had been formally
opened, Iurtbe ceremony waS rather dull.
Pianori, The Italian, who attempted 10 shoot
Louis Napoleon, had been executed.
Canrobert, the French General in command
in the Crimea, had resigned, said to be in
consequence Of bad health; his successor is
Gen. Pelisson.
The Pacific brings 1856 passengers; among
them is the Hon. X. NJ. MLean, the U. S.
Commissioner to China.
The Pacific arrived out at Liverpool on the
afternoon Of the 18th, and the st. Louis at
Cowes on the 18th.
The latest advices from the Crimea, by
mail, are 10 the 30th ult., and by telegraph 10
the 18th inst. CanTobert reviewed The entire
French arm. in the Crimea, and assured them
that they would soon enter Sebsslopol, either
by door or window.
The combat between the Russians and
French, on the night OF the Oath of April, was
a desperate affair; The Russians attempted 10
dig new rife pits, which the French attempt
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07
"GoDEY's LADY's Book" for June is I'm

"GoDEY's LADY's Book" for June is upon
our table, handsomely embelIished and con.
tanning o large amount of choice reading mat
ter. The present number completes the ff-
tieth volume of the Book. During the whole
period Of its existence it has been under the
control of its present Proprietor L A. Cooley,
Esq, and the success which has attended the
publication Of ''The Lady's Book" is atttib-
utable mainly to two causes, Punctuality
and q ?ulflment Of every promise. We hope
the next volume which m with the
July number, may find The subscription list in
CREASED by thousands. Terms SO per annum
Two copies for S.. Published in Phila.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

TOur friends of the "Home Journal" ore
quite tame in their last issue. The response.
Die editor, ALT. BURNETT, is too good natured
and has too much soul to go into regular
battle, and the sold NAN" would cry quar-
ters, so soon as he was turned over TO the ten.
der mercies Of the ladies Of Vernon, Indiana.
How about that Democratic Union 7" "Old
Man You need not answer, for thereby
hangs a tale, the recital Of which might har-
row up your feelings, &c.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

UEconemyhas been d~ignifed with the title
OF a science, and, if we look at the matte
closely we find that, though it is not offer
practiced, it is an exceedingly profitable one,
In the purchase Of Clothes, a vast saving
may be effected annually by many who now
expend a lavish sum for wearing apparel. To
effect this saving, it is necessary to practice
economy and this can be done by purchasing
your Clothing of Sprague & Co., No. 10 East
Fourth street. They sell good. durable, and,
withal, fashionable Clothing, at very reasona.
bic prices. Patronize them.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07
PrograAa In 6taam.

Though we might be disposed 10 admit The
truth Of Solomon's saying, that there is moth
ing new under the sun, yet we must insist tina
old things are frequently moulded into new
combinations by The genius of man. The sd,
eaciiy of the human mind and the mechanical
shili of the human hand, often turn the ele.
menls of olden time 10 entirely new purposes,
so that the old becomes as good as new.
This thought was suggested by noticing
most important improvement in the Steam En-
glne, consisting lii a peculiar arrangement o.
The cylinder in relation to the valves, so tina
the steam is admitted al the same moment on
both sides of the cylinder, thereby making the
application of the steam much more direct,
and avoiding all valve friction. 1t dispenses
with the use of excentrics and all the various
connections now attached 10 Engines for the
purpose Of admitting and discharging steam
1t is adapted TO all purposes, where steam
power is required-Marine, Railroad, Mill, &c
1t is of simple construction, less expensive and
much less liable TO get out of repair.
MesSis. CowLEs, SloKLEs & Co., are the
proprietors and are prepared not only to dem
%onstrate The truth of all they claim for this
new patent, called the ChrOnOmeter Steam
Engine, but also to manufacture per order, Of
any degree Of power or 10 any extent. Conf
dent that the extraordinary merit of their i'm
provement would especially create q great de-
mand, they have purchased the property IN
Covington, known as the CopingtOn LOeomO-
the Works, now styled The United States Giro
nOmeter Steam Engine Works, where they
have commenced The manufacture on large
scale.
Associated with the firm is, Mr.. D. II. FE-
GER, an accomplished engineer, under whose
Superintendence the vast establishment has
erected.
There is also associated in the partnership.
q most active and gentleuanly young man,Mr
W. HARRY PEEFLEs, whose thorough ac4uaint.
lnce with the people OF The West, aud whose
exceeding generosity Of soul, and urbnnity Of
manners, most thoroughly qualify him for the
Citations he is 10 sustain to this establishment.
We congratulate the company on so fortunate
IN acquisition, and ore confident that wher-
'ver he may 60, trops Of friends will respond
o his amiable qualities and the most friendly
Citations be established and maintained be-
ween the public and the PROJECTORS. .
The Headquarters Of The Company in Gin.
innati, are at23 Broadway, Spencer House
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

@ALF. BURNETT, the inimitable All. has
our thanks for q basket Of the choicest Straw
berries, large, ripe and luscious. The present
was as acceptable as it was rare, and for the
kind remembrance OF US, we hope the donor
may live forever. and never need a friend
May prosperity crown every effort and success
attend him in all his undertakings. He will
please sos US hat in band, - the Strawberries
were received with emotions better felt than
expressed.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07
c Editor.
EATON, O., JUNE. z, 1856.

Governor,
William McdiIl.
Lieutenant Governor,
James Myers.
Supreme Judge,
Il. Ii. Warden.
Auditor,
w. ID. Morgan.
Treasurer,
John G. Bres!in.
Secretary of State,
William TreVitt.
Attorney General,
George w. RGcCO0k.
Board of Public Works,
James ID. Stecdman.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

DWe notice that the Abolition Editor o
The Eaton Register, paid his respects 10 u
personality, in several articles last week, t
which, under existing circumstances, We mus
decline a reply farther than to say, if the
Editor or his masters, desire the discussion o.
any political subject they can be grstifed,
and II they expect by their meek subserviency
to the Free Soil doctrine, 10 enlist the anti
slavery partizans OF PEBBLE county, in their
crusade against the institutions and forms Of ouI
government, they have counted without then
host. The sectional and f~anatical tone Of the
Register, under its Present owners and Editor,
is witnessed with regret by many who once
belonged to the National Wing party, and the
men Of principle who yet delight in the prin-
ciples advocated by Clay, and Webster, and
Harrison, and a host Of other Statesmen, de-
ploIe the depths Of degradation to which the
Proprietors and Editor have fallen Princi-
pie has been sacrificed upon the altar Of NAM
mon, and in their endeavors to get upon the
popular side, the political compass has been
boxed and now, in the hope Of a 'JusiOn" in
this county Of Office seeking republicans! : and
pruieSsed init 'slaveryites, the Register, al
most every week, teens with slang against
The democracy, the laws of our country and
those who execute them !! If ever sectional
ism and fanaticism obtain the sway, we hope
those willing instruments will be provided
with high seats in the synagogue, among those
who were mainly instrumental in producing
a 'Jusion" Of cid line wliggery and Free
Soilism ! 'Giow art thou fallen, oh Lucifer,
son OF the morning |" A few brief months
sgo,ihe Register spike out the true sentiments
of the wing party upon the slavery question
and the Free Soil principIes-they were high
toned and National, but they suited not the
Of some Office hunters in the then
wing psrty, and rebellion ensued-the Regis.
ter establishment had 10 change hands, or o
new paper would DO started-a new editor,
was adequate 10 the emergency, who
could throw aside his former principles, if ever
he possessed any, and swallow niggsroogy
with all its Objectionable features, had 10 be
employed in order TO appease the wrath Of
he discontinued who were determined 10
rule or ruin." The change was effected.
Ind in the short space Of twelve months, we
zee the former Proprietor again in the concern
q pariner-a year having been sufficient 10
all love for former cherished prin-
iples. and qualified linn 10 swallow down
gag ing, the Eoxious doses pre-
each week by the Abolition editoE-
there axe wondrous changes in political
5 well as other matters. We are Of the
pinion from present indications however, that,
Iot withstanding the Free Soil lotions admin.
through the Register each week, the
rec Soil party riH not unite with those who
lyle themselves Republicans |
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

UThe Abolition Editor of the Dayton Ga
zette, elects at the Eaton Democrat, a pal
full of the foul stuff in which he dwells, ant
like a poltroon, neglects 10 send a CODY o.
the sheet containing the missile. That i,
about Of a piece with the practice of whig Re.
publican, Abolition Editors.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

I'll. A. HNE, Esq. Of Cincinnati, deliver
ed a Lecture in the Town Hall, or Monday
evening, to a large audience, on "AristOeracy."
The Lecturer treated the subject in familiar
manner, as though he knew what be was say
ing, and uttered many truths worthy the con-
sldeEetion Of every right thinking Individual.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

UThe position of the allies in the Crimea
is CRITICAL and Balls Gallery. No. % Fourth
street, is daily filled with crowd of visitors
anxious p~secure one Of his splendid Pictures.
Ball still heads the list OF artists, and his Pic
tnres enjoy a wider reputation than those Of
any arts, in the West.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

u What delightful weather Just the
time to have a Dogguenotype taken. And,
by the way, Balls Gallery, No. 10 West Fifth
street, is just the place to get a good Picture
at the present time. Our citizens are pretty
well convinced of this fact, for his Gallery is
crowded 10 excess, Gaily.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

1JTnE "ODD Fellows CAsKEr," for June
is upon our table as interesting as ever. Each
succeeding number grows in interest and re.
commends itself more strongly 10 the supporto of
the order. Edited by Rev. W. P. STRICKLAND,
Published in Cincinnati, by Turner & Gray,
at 50 per annum.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

D'AuLL has been supplying his customers
for the last week, with Strawberries and
Cream. His efforts to please, should receive
their proper reward, and we hope his custom,
ers may increase in proportion to his endeav-
ors 10 keep first class saloon.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

u STEPHENS e. Co., continue 10 furnish
customers with great Bargains from their i'm
mense assortment Of nice new, fashionable
goods. The public appreciate their efforts to
aud give substantial evidence of that
fact. Everybody who wants cheap goods had
better roll right along.
Eaton Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1843-1856, 1855-06-07

D'Lots of nice new goods at CHAMBERS,
which he sells at the lowest rates. If you
want a Watch, Clock, Ring, or any other or.
tlcle Of JewelIy give him call.
Polynesian., 1855-06-09

%LoBE SrokE, L. fRANCoNI & n. ME-
an DAZZLE, King Street Honolulu, Oahu,
General assortment of Dry Goods, Clothing, Pro-
visions, etc.
NJ assortment General dc Prorisions, Habatenens,
articles de Dler, NoHUealae, etc. I-u
Polynesian., 1855-06-09
Che polpnesian.
REPORT

OF the Minister Of Foreign Relations. con-
cluded, from No. 1 Of I'd June
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
DENIAL SURGERY,

D r. r. S. B A RB r n,
" OuLD respectfully announce to the cti-
w zeus Of Keokuk and vicinity that he ha.
permanently located IN Keokuk where he ex-
pec's 10 perferm all HE operations pertainiug to
Dental Surgery
H. feels confident in his ability to give salts
faetionfo those who may favor him with their
patronage.
fTr Office on Main between Third and
Fourth Streets
Alloperations warranted
Keokak, April 24, 1859.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06


Mechanics Block, .ForM SIDE Of Man ST.,
KEOKIK, IOWA.
ii SFING nade arrangements for n per- n
IL naneit business IN the above line I am ~
now Offering 4 the city and country trade ~
2 large ami we'll selected stock ef
Drugs Medicines. Paints, Dyes Oils ard vn,
nishes, BruAhea, Glassware md wInd..s
Gluas,
Aiso Perfomcry and fancy articles, Cirars. To.
bacco and snuff, and choice assor,mer, -
faEaiIy Groceries, including Spices. Teas Fla
poring Extracts, Candies, Soda. Salaraius ana
variety nl AriielAs feF aittfng to that
all which will be sold on the principle of s.sm All
profits and quick reiurnsn
Particular attention given to preparing nre.
serFhons. II cases where medicines are re.
qmred dgiing the night il is frequently jnconve.
uiet 10 ob ain thein. This difficulty have
completely obviated By having my residence In
part OF the same building occupied bv ny
store; and persons desiring medicines. NAV reIy
upon procuring them II sI hours, night or dsv
without lne0npeHieEce or delay
Druggists. INGREDIENTS and Others. pnrehasjne
ny NE qaahi.fy src requested to give me cali
% am determined - seii on as Favorable term
as any hoaae IN the city.
APs.i 6 1855 div.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
LTlIBER,

At THE PINE MILL.
THE subscribers have constantly on hand
L supply Of
Dressed Flooring.
Also. FENCING BOARDS and FrNcrsG PtcxErs
Siding, and general assortment oil dtnensien
stuff.
Mill and Lumber Yard at the foo, of Second
street, keokuk, Iowa.
HIATT & HARBlNE.
April 7. 1855. d1m&wly
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
Western Hotel.

fToRNEnLY KEakCK II TEL,
DCATED ON the Levee, below NJ ain-st
pst Convenient 10 The steamboat landing
hs been taken by the subscriber, (iate oi
Snix Hotel, J and has been thoroughly re.
Ind well furnished. The entns arrange
fe made with view TO the comfort Of
Ids and customers. He hopes, therefore
Att@ation 10 business 70 haye share OF
patronage The attendants speak the
| German, and French languages. Give
II. DANIEL ACNE.
S. 1855. dEwti
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
Linens.

H OIDFN Flax. ard Medium Fronting Lirens.
y OF Richardson's mate, warranted pure, loI
Linen Sbes'ng, Pillow Case Linen. Bleached 4
BroEn Table namesxs. Naghios. Towehng
Crash, &c, for sale cheap. T. D. FOSTER.
aptl 13 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
CITY DRUG sIOREI

IIIl DRUT ) UhE
Rurr9TS Block, Main Street hgOAnk. c.
y 6 STEWART are now lnr-celpi u
q very large ani Carefully selected STOCK u
Drug. Medicines aid Chemicals, Patent Medi-
clnes. Popular Remedies, Medicinal Liquors,
Pain'., OF, DYs S.f, periunory, ari every
ser ely ot fancy articles usually found in tie
best Establishments Of tire kind Every article
"arantsd pure I'D genuine.
Purchasers wil confer iaatual favcr ty call
irg at our establishment before buying else
wuere.
Pty7icians prescriptions carefully put up
Dir. J:G. oTEWARI'S Office and consulting
Room in the Drug Store
raoF tssIoNAL RTFFaFScTs
T. Q EDWARDS, NJ D., Ohio Medical College
Comb,
John Locke, g 6 g
Nav 3, 1885. d&w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
ESsacksIfllthsng.

WILLIAM GRAHAM on Ihlrd, between
Johnson atd Exchange Srfeets, 81 r.
Brick shor, woula inform The pubic hat ss Is
prepared 10 DO al kin IS Of 81 LAcEsu.rHlNs IN
usat. durable, and cheap manner.
HORSE 3HoEISG.
Brig OF yeur lame horses ard hs~e hera
sloo fiaht. From his long and constant prac.
tce in this branch oi the bnsiaess ne aauefs
himself that h cannot be excellrd BY any one IN
the country. lie partil alariy solic..s patronage
~ this iine.
lie also c.Fars Ais services Is rarr!er IL ell its
branches
May %, 1858, a&vIy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
sKYLIGHF
II 4 G. TER EAN aLLERV
THE LOVERS soLILooyY

THE LOVERS SOLILCQUY.
Go search tic lndies' wave foi psa.ls
To deck your tieh.horn mariet
o. dIg Goleonta's diamond sarde,
With priceless treasure laden.
G gather Myrfh aud Frankiacense
Ahd sweet arabian pces,
And cluster round your hearls delight"
Love- widest of tepiees--
III glte 10 her whom adore,
BY far an od'rins richer
Ng fa.", ali 6res,el ii lovers su..,es,
In BUELL's fsir skgilght Picture
BgelFs G4u@rv, So Mai Street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
Boots and Shoes
az oil styirs, and In any Oufrftty

Boots and Shoes
of oil si,irs, and In any ouaraty.
n DELL & MATLEsS have inst q
received large and splendil EsA
iety oi Boots ard Shoes, OF he
"a tst styles. and saec ed with rartlcuIer rr.er.
TO this market. Their stock cornpriae. ev.
~ In ng desi able for La,li4s Misses, Ce,tte
tneo. Bows, sne Children. whch they wiil sell a.
low tof cash, as any dealer in tic city
They are also prepared to
MANUFACTURE
all kinds Of Ladies and Gu tom work 10 ar,
esred style. Th-v employ none but the yer,
beat uoFkmen. AID plenty II them, and are pre-
pared TO fil ali orders with perfect satisiacti5a
anc aith entire pm ctusity.
KLPAIHING
me " - neBtness and fispatch
W nv All ner.ors 20 give usa call, ~ ths
Ign o. Ia MAMMOTH SHOE, opposite 4. L
Deming x Co.'S Banking Hense. Msin Street
ODLLL & MATLESS.
Eseknk, June s. d&wy
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06

ny Memories in Foreign Lands. by II. D.
Re, Nexsboy-eq'al to the Lanpaght
Fharine A -hton; journey TO Central AT
Bsyard Taylor For sale BY
GRAHAM 4 CAVE.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06

SrLtN Dio assortment Of children's fancy
a Hats aud Caps for summer wear. the laIss,
sunIaer style just received and for sale chsan =
sHrLpaN'a Hat EMPORIUM, "a, Main -.
Ladies, call and look al them.
naA9I
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06

|OJL, spirit Gas. Linseed Oil, Conal.
]. DeNar and C,sch Var,,sb, on hard
v,s RE1NILDS' Drug Store.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
The Fast Mill.
FLCUR! FLOUR,

II Z Undersigned wishes to inform the ctiI
4 2ens of heokus and vicinity, that he has for
sd a's pi'ae afuSie OF flour, made of pure Fan
action or The money refunded Those w,shiux
we alvantage oi the late decline ia Fieut U;'l
DO we'll 70 coll atthe Cry MiILs.
fiouf delivered IN any part of the c ~ free OF
eh,rse. a., Wa. 1LstlN.
Jane 1855. o3n
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
Justice of the Peace.

Justice Of the Peace.
TIE UNDERSIGNED would inform his
4 friends lnthe country, HAT hia effce is 81
Main be- ween 2l and 81 streets. Keokuk Iowa,
over he Harness store. he will a'terd "a thr
collecting OF all accounts entrusted to his care
with promp'nese. Accounts sent Lv mail post
paid, will receive attention, and the money re
turned as ordered.
EDWARD COLE.
March Q, ls55-d1wtf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-08-06
DON'T FORGET

10 call It BgEtL's large skylighs Dag4er-ea.
Gallery. and have you hfe-ik, miniature
takes and cased "a o5e OF those splendid frame.
he Las Jsi received from New YORK.
Gallery Sc, Main Stree.
The Evansville daily journal., 1855-06-26
CITY RECORDER,s OFFICE,

THE FOLLOWING ARE SOME OF THE OFFENCES AeAISs,
THE PUNISHABLE BY FINE AS PkEsCkIBED
as in % .oas:sy Of
Making any RoIss hsns o
Keeping gaming tables.
Creating any nuisance.
Keeping yhoTs bS'ng PT0RsES
any stable place containing hay straw etc
r. moderate riding or driving in the city:
Leaving wagons other vehicles stan the ssee
stopping dEsy or other vehicle over OF across
aks with carriages drays carts boxes
ef substance or thing Or material whatever.
4 6 SF IN ToR % the &
Bathing in the Canal within the city during daylight
1THf RopE hoops. 3 lying fs sr any hard
Discharging any fre arms whatever.
Setting On ire eIa'keE :qub; any other FIRE works
Putting filth into any public cistern.
Putting any dead Ohio opposite the city
Causing any false alarm of FIRE.
WantcSiy injuring any public private building.
Keeping ashes in barrel box other vessel
wator over the bank into the Ohio.
Rslnns KsiaH anV VULGAR or indecent language
Hschhg horse other animal without securing it.
Htchng any horse or other animal to shade trees.
Between and o'clock p NJ or at any
time within twenty & ,es Of any building br Within
the city. ~
Erecting baiIdngs within the limits prohibited.
Running drays, wagons, etc. without license.
Vagraney and street begging. .
Exhibiting any show amusement whatever Wlthut IL
cepse.
Putting signs across or over side walks.
wooden shed awning any side walk
The constructing cellar doors n side walks
eping using playing cards about grocery coffee
house. etc.
Keeping pigeons-
street alley for pay support or
hire.
Injurng gas posts lights. any of the gas works
Establishing continuing any rber or wood yard within
the Ere limits of the city
building prvies without strict observance of ordinance
Crossing bridge WITH horse mare other animal at
gate faster than a walk.
Injurins shade trees.
selling by retail crackers sQubs other IRE works
Putting hrsugh Aoor Partition or roof
violation ordinance viz of Sec 10 and liz And
hereafter pipe shall he put unless the same
chimney ue and such stove pipe hereafter
put sha PISS through foor Partition roof window
side OF house Every chimney hus hetefrer built n
any shall have its alton either the
earth or such house. and shall extend above tie
roof sid of such house atleast three feet -
JOHN F. CRISP. City Recorder.
Published by Or er Of the City Council.
je21 WE'LL. b. WALKER, Clerk.