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NEGRO ExoDUs-. The Washington ST.

NEGRO ExoDUs.-The Washington Star
says:
Last Saturday, several slaves owned in
and around Washington, left home by per-
mission to join their colored friends at the
camp-meetins in Montgomery county, who
have not since been seen or heard FROM
Others disappeared from their owners resi-
dences here on the same day. Diligent
search having been made both at the camp
and elsewhere, it is probably that they have
Joined in stampede to the flee States"
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TAKING IT EAsY.--A man named Peter
Westfall was lately confined in Scoharie. N.
Y, Jail, where he committed suicide during
the night. by twisting the towel about his
neck. His wife, dressed ii deep mourning,
but with an Indifferent expression of face,
called to see the body next day, and fter
looking at it momont, turned away with
the remark, "He was an ugly devil !"
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New Brunswick, N. j., Sept. 10.-The
Bank Of New Jersey temporarily suspended
this morning, but will probably resume in a
few days. Bill holders are advised not to
sacrifice them as they are worth dollar for
dollar, and are taken by our business men
at par. The liabilities of the Bank are
100000, while their means to pay them
with are $500, 900.
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TO TIE PUBLIC.

II THE undersigned having been afflicted with a tocd!
chronic disease for the space Of IS years. employed
during that time some Of the first physicians in British
North America without success. After residence in
this (Otawa) OF twenty months, Doctor MCNAMARA
administered TO
Electricity
And Medicine for nearly four months, with result. FAR
exceeding nv expectations. ! perfectly well,
and my anvil daily with all the energy and strength
OF former years.
In token Of respect and gratitude to the above named
gentleman add with pleasure this testimony 70 his
moral worth. WALTER kETCHCN.
Ottawa, H., July II, 1857.
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Assessment NaIicc.

nCBLIC notice is hereby given, all persons con-
cerned, that the commissioners, appointed by tho
City Council OF the City Of Ottawa, to assess the da
images and recompense due the of out lots Sc and
65 in the of the south f u OF Sec H.
T. 80 N r. f., caused by the extension of Illinois Ave-
east through said lots and also TO the
amount of such damages the real estate benefited
by said extension of said Avenue have completed their
assessment and made return thereof to my Office.
Any person wishing 10 appeal from said assessment
be heard at a meeting of the City Council to be
held the 18th day Of September when and where
the Council will revise, correct and confirm the
aug29-Sw J. AVERY, city Clerk.
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The widow of Henry Clay is seventy six
Years of ICE. Until within a year she has
been in hearty good health. Her feebleness
is now, howeve:; growing manifest, and the
time is not remote when, in the tomb to be
erected for her husband, she too will be con-
signed to her final earthly repose.
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The UTAH ExPEDITIoS.-An armey order
issued from the War Department on the 81
inst requires Gen. Harvey to dispatch six
companies of Dragons to escort the civil
officers of Utah on the mission numbering
$50 men.
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PASSAGE FROM EUROPE.

Tia LiverEooi, London, HIrre and tie German Port.
TO OTTAWA.
Transmission s. Money Great Britain Ireland,
Trance and Germany
JOHN H. MEIGS,
FOREIGN EXCHANGE AND PASSAGE OFFICE.
Persons residing in this State prepay here the
passage Of their friends residing in the old country
viz:
London 10 Ott1,r0.
By the Y line London Packets sailing weekly.
liverpool TO Ottdsod.
BY the old Black Ball Line Liverpool Packets, salin
1st and 10th OF each month.
Also by the Black Star Line Liverpool Packets sailing
every six days punctually.
The Continental and German Ports to Ottawa, by the
H1vre and German lines.
The facilities offered by the arrangements for passage
above will be found very convenient and complete
Money RENTED Great Britain, ireland, and all
the commercial parts Of Europe and Drafts for sale on
the principal cities of France and Germany.
sep12 JOHN ii. MEIGS.
INSURANCE AGENCY.
THE HOME INSURANCE COMPANY, of New York -
/ Capital 500, 900, with s30O,0OO surplus.
EDWARD EANES, agent
sepl2 Gtorer q Cooks Block, Ottdlrd.
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Commi>sioner>, Notice

nCBLIC notice IL hereby given TO all persons int.
j rested. that the undersigned, Commissioner. sp-
pointed By City Council OF the City OF ottawa
the sum three thousand dollars the
in the part Of the City by deemed benefited by tie
construction Of main through and Ind-r the
tire Jefferson Street, from the side % Clinton
Street Rox River will meet At AvERYs on in said
City on the l9,h day Of September, A. D. ISL at 9
O'Clock NJ !or the purpose OF making said assessment.
WARNER,
l. RAUGH. ,Corn'rs.
eepi2-2T GEO. Il. MACY,
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DESTRUCTION OF THE DEPOT IN Sr. CHARLES.
"A fire occurred in St. Charles, Thursday
evening last, destroying the Galena and
Chicago r. R. freight and passenger Depot,
with most of its contents. Loss about 81,
4Oo-no insurance
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

BR!TIsu MAGAZINES AND RgvIEws.-Iie-e
is almost a su.fc.: Of good reading. The
mail brought US, yesterday, Iiackwood'
Magazine, the Eiinburg,. Review, and The
London Quarterly Review. they are hiied
with the choicest things as usual, and VIC
are supplied with months good reading.
The following are the contents:
BlgeZu0oFs UagaziHs-Wiiat.w viii he do
with it:-by PisIsiratus Csxton-Part II. ;
Manchester Exhibition of Art-Treasures /;
North on Homer; Scenes of Clerical Life
No. III; Janet's Repentance-fart ii. !;
Afoot-Part III; New Seaside Studies
No. III.-Jersey; Life Of Sir Charles J.
Napier-Part II.
EdiHGurgh Eecieu.-The Confraternity Of
La Salette; De Ia Rive GA Electrical Science !;
Marshal Marmonts Memoirs; Social Pro-
cress Of Ireland; The License of Modern
Novclists: Mcrivale's Romans under the
Empire; Goethes Character and Moral In
iluence: Schoicher's Life of Handel; Rep
reseniative Reform.
Load0H Quarterly Review.-The French
Constitutiona!is;s Electioneering; Ireland
Past and Present, Internal Decoration and
arrangement of Churches Travels in China
Fortune and Hue; Manchester Exhibition;
UOmeric Characters in ard out Of Homer :;
The Bill for Divorce.
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WE have just had printed, on fine paper, about 20
w Reams Of Blanks which ODER for sale at Chica-
20 prices. They embrace, in part, follows:
warrantee. Special Warrantee. and Quitclaim Deeds
Mortgages Of two kinds Articles OF Agreement Chatte
Mortgages, Leases. Warehouse Receipts Judgment
Notes. and general supply Of Justices and ConsabIe
Blanks.
Orders by mail or otherwise p ornpty attended to.
sug22 RATHDUN 4 ORION
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Alex. SrARSE has resigned his office as U.
S. Mail agent for this state in order to be
enabled to devote his whole time and atten-
ton to his duties as President Of the Pike
county Railroad Company.
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Fine Citv Prone rtv for SoI~

NE subscriber offers for sale the house which n. AZ
present resides with the lots which Il s situated
The house ]. good two story brick. with good cellar
WELL &c. The two lots beautifully situated on the
high grouuf. Immediately acros. the Feeder Bridge in
OTTAWA North. There I. not hsndsoner location In or.
tawa. Terms made easy Apply the premises. or st
, the blacksmith shop, near Eames' Warehouse
sepT2-2n JOUS ROyry
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Cattle. Colts. HAY. &C.. for Sale.

TrVHE subscriber having sold his farm and being about
retire from the business, offers at private sale all
his cattle, embracing some good Cows. young Heifers,
Steers one, two. aud three year olds Also a fine
Prairie Team or work Oxen, with Breaking Piov Yokes
and Chains all in good order Some yeariings and two
Old Colts Also. large quaatity OF Hay now cut
ting and ready for delivery made up in grass cocks
which will he sold cheap. He he found almos, .v.ry
day on the meadow. ~ miles northwest from Ottawa
or at his residence in that neghborhood
sepl2-3w THOs CARTCy
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OTTAWA SEMINARY,

THE Ottawa Female Seminary is now in successful
u operation, numbering ~ and more Students Glass;
formed in Latin. French, Drawing, and Music,
beside the English branches in the Academic and Collie
giate Department.
The building the next north Of the resi-
dence of Judge Cotton has been purchased for school
purposes for this winter in the spring the building will
be enlarged accommodate A. 50 students from
abroad, with board and other conveniences
For this winter limited Der Of or 10 students
be accommodates with board in the Seminary Students
abroad wishing attend this School this winter and
take board should apply and procure their
For further information address G. Nattinger, ESQ.,
J. v. A. Hoes Esq, Hon. g. C. Cook E. Y. Grggs. Esq,
or Ipov22I l., UMLAUF, Principal,
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MURDER AT MENporA.-A man named
Fritz was committed to Jail on Tuesday for
committing murder at Mendoza on Monday,
under the following circumstances, as rela-
ted by the Peru Commercial:
Fritz, who keeps a lagerbier saloon, had a
dance at his house few evening previous
to the murder, during which there was a
row, in which brick bats were used and the
hols. damaged. On Mondgy evening man
named William Anderson was passing his
comments upon the character of the row in
presence of the wife Of Fritz, when she com
menced pushing and at last kicked him.
Fritz now came up and also kicked and
struck, and at last stabbed him, inflicting a
mortal wound. Fritz was Immediately TAX
en- into custody, but portion Of the citizens
were 80 enraged that they threatened to
take Fritz by violence and lynch him. Al
derson was represented as being a peaceabie
young man, and stranger almost in the
place, having but recently come on from the
last
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

INROM the pasture Of the subscriber residing in Mar
L settles, La Sale County III, about the Sd inst.
DARK SORREL MARE, 1419 hands high, hind feet white
above the fetock, slim neck. light and taiabout
II years old Any person giving information where said
Mare be found returning her 10 the subscriber,
will be literally rewarded. JAMES GIBBONS.
oil -1Ut
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

Mr. T. Forster. of Brussels, who has rigis-
tered the weather for fifty-three years, finds
that the average heat of this summer has al
Ready no parallel, and, indeed, exceeds ev-
cry other by at least seven degrees.
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NEW
Family Grocery and Feed Store,

27 ByorF north Of he Court H,,lse ColuraJ,rs H.
m THEOP Illus respectfully announce. the public
that he has or. ned this Store, and just received
quantity OF Hams Cheese, Butter Flour Fish. Te, COT.
fee, Sugar. Sauces Jelies Preserves. Fruits. Candies.
&c and every description Of table stores and delicaces,
o, the best qualities and owest prices
DAILY supply o. Poultry Fre'h Butter and Vegetables.
" Boats and other feed at all times on hand
share NJ public paronae is respectfully solicited
Ottaxa Sentember u. Is5..
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A daugh liter of Mr.. VIM. Armstrong, living
near Wenona, Marshal county, was riding
in a wagon, when by sudden lurch of the
vehicle she was thrown out and the wheel
passed over her, killing her instantly.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

4 trotting match came off at Elmira, n.
Y, last week, at which 10000 people were
present. FLORA TEMPLE won the race, max
ing the three mile heats in 2:2G4, 2:27 and
2:25 minutes. This is said 10 be the fastest
time ever made in tie United States, with
the exception of that made by Flora Temple
in her great trot over Union Course some
time ago in 2:24i.
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MORE MURDERS IN KAssAs.-We COPY the

MORE MURDERS IN KANsAs.-We copy the
following from the St. Louis Republican Of
Monday, to which should be added the later
rumor, that, O'Brien having been found, the
three murderers were hanged:
The steamer Omaha arrived at this port
Saturday, from Lcavenworth City. We
learn from her officers, that Just as she
landed at that port, on the mornin. of the
Sd, two men by the names Of Gordon and
Gilaspe had been arrested, and were to be
hung in the course of an hour or two by the
citizens. They were charged with having
brutally murdered man by the name OF
Walls, from Ohio. He was stopping at the
time at the Planters Hotel. 1t is supposed
that he was decoyed to the Levee, there
murdered and robbed, and the body draggeg
to the river and thrown in. When Gordon
was arrested he denied all knowledge of the
murder, though it was observed that his
shirt and clothes were stained with blood
The populace were greatly excited. A rope
was placed around the neck of the supposed
fclon, and was elevated short distance
from the ground. This seems to have bro't
him to a proper sense of his situation, and
proceeded to make confession. lie admit
ted his criminality, and implicated a fellow
by the name oil GIliasple, Wei KNOWN IN 81
Louis and man named 'Brien, as parties
in the murcer. He acknowledged that he
stabbed his victim once, that GiIlaspie sta b.
bed him four times, and OBrien twice, be-
fore they succeeded in killing him.
Soon after this confession, Gillespie was
arrested, and the execution Of the murderers
was only delayed in the hope of catching o.
Brien. As the Omaha left, preparations
were being made for the execution of Cord
on and Gillespie, whether they were success
full in running down O'Brien or not. Week
pect to hear that they have been hanged.
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We had the pleasure, on yesterday, Of
meeting Gov. Moore, who has just returned
from England, after an absence of three
months. He is in excellent health.-Statl
.LourHaL SM
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INSURANCE AGCNCy.

INSURANCE, LAND AND COLLECTION AGENCY Of
TRUE 4 WATERMAN.
At the Bank Of Ottd,ra, Ottd,ra H.
COLLECTIONS made in our vicinity at usual rates.
Lands purchased and sold at moderate commissions.
Titles Investigated and abstracts furnished.
Deeds and other instruments made out and acknow.
lodged.
Policies issued in the following insurance companies:
Ia SrNe County Mutual Fire Insurance Co.:
Illinois Mutual do do
Stephenson County Mutual do do
National L0sn Fund Life assurance Society,"
WM. NJ TRUE.
June 9-y ISAAC v. WATERMAN.
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DUBUQUE, Sept. 10.-Ex-Gov. Ramsey was
yesterday nominated by the Republican
Convention at St. Paul, for Governor Of Min
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1857-09-12

JAS K. Hall, of Kentucky, has been ap-
pointed commissioner of patents, in place Of
Judge Mason Of Iowa, resigned.
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Music ROOMS :
MI SIC ROOMS
At the residenre Of Mrs Sizer.

At the ,esi5enre Of Mrs Sizer.
NTEs. WILLIAMS AND DAUGHTER respectfully ar
vi their pupils engaged for the September
Term thst they prepa rcd to receive them.
PRIMARY CLASS will meet every Saturday at 4. N q,
for instruction in Vocal and Instrumental Music Child
o. seven years and upwards will be received Terms
rodsrdts The patronage OF the citizens o. Otta-
va Is respectfully solicited sep12
500 Bushels wild Grapes.
WILL pay the highest cash price for quantity OF
ripe Native Grapes, delivered al my Drug Store.
sepI2 T. !. GRIGG3.
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The hoop question, like most others, ha;
two sides to it. The ladies take the inside
and Of course we must take the other.
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Hon. Jas. Lockhart, NJ. c. elect from the
Evansville district, Indiana, died at Evans
vile on the 4th inst.
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Sidp.WnIk NOsiCe.

NOTICE is hereby given, 10 all persons interested,
~ that az the meeting % the City Council,
Tuesday evening Sept 18TH 1851 the petition OF C ".
Van Dor-n 81 a., for plank Sidewalk the side
OF Clay from Cas- Street 10 Madison Street. VIII
be considered. Said petition is fle in nv office.
sepi2 J. AVERY, Cty Clerk
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New Hat Store

I'm Na1" Street, near the Bank Of 0ttaua.
- TVFE subscriber wishes 10 in,orm the ci. go
EH i tzens OF Ottawa and la Sale County yty$A
e~othat he has opened a Hat and Cap Manu- 80
factory in the Store formerly kept John stephens
door west o. the Bank OF OTTAWA, where he int nds
keeping constantly hand the best assortment Of HIATT
and Caps that can be found in the market. He would
be happy to have you give him call before purchasing
Ottawa, September r. 1851. JAMES CORwIN
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How TO GET TO The STATE FAIR.-The fol-
lowing railroads Of this state will carry pas
sengcrs to the state fair at Peoria, (com-
nencing on the list INST, ) and returning, at
half the usual rates, and stock and articles
for exhibition free: Illinois Central, Ohio
and Mississippi, Terre Haute and Alton,
Great Western, Chicago, Alton and St.
Louis. Peoria and Oquawka, Chicago AMI
Rock Island tialena and Chicago, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, Chicago, Iowa and
Nebraska, Missouri and Mississippi.
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AZ EDIToRs EXPERIENCE WITH SoRGHo ST.
cree. ". keadal, writing from his ranch
in Texas, to the New Orleans Picqyune
says:
But bile have lost my crop at ny ran
che here or all with the exception Of small
patch Of Chinese sugar cane, at my her
place thirty miles west Of this, have had
extraordinary good luck a soaking shower
Of about fifteen hours, coming just in the
nick Of time, has given me corn enough to
more than do Inc, and an immense crop Of
Chinese sugar cane considering the amount
Of land had planted hardly dare say the
amount OF seed can raise TO the acre, while
the amount Of fodder is prodigious. As I
look at it cannot help thinking Of the poor
fellow who won the elephant at the rattle, he
fonui he had got too much of a good thing
AMI did no, know what to DO with it,
That the SorghO Sucre stands drought
better than any thing else is beyond . |
question; proved it last year, and TINS
year have doubled confirmation. Rows of
it are now standing in my cornield ev, n
here, with well-matured, ripe heads, where
the other grain has come % nothing. Al!
that Il wants is moisture enough in the
ground 10 bring Il up, and then 4 single
shower 70 Eve IL start anu IL VIII 80 on
and mature when everything else fails.
Many Of my friends l. this section are
sanguine that this new grain or plant viii
drive all others out Of the ground. or that it
will at least effect perfect revolution in the
way OF farming in Western Texas. They
are saving the seed TO plant and for bread
and are making syrup and sugar Of the juice
OF the stalk. which they arc feeding out as
green fodder and saving up for dry. No
part Of 1t is wasted; cattle, horses, sheep
and hogs eat it clean, from the ground up
wards. when the stalk is ripe, and gain
strength and grow fat upon it. An immense
quantity Of it will be planted next year.
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SCHOOL, In this city there are 1000 child
rem between the ages of 6 and i years. OF
these 1900 attend the public schools, and
probably 400 the Sabbath-scbool. And
these Sabbath-schools are at best but miser-
ably supplied with books or efficient teach
ers. Truly, you children are in q hopeful
way to obtain moral and religious training I!
As this is already too long, We must re-
serve the Improvement" for another article.
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REAPER AND MOWER TRrAL.-Some weeks
since quite large and spirited trial of reap
ing and moving machines took place took
place at Syracuse, n. Y, under the auspi
ces of the L. States Agricultural Society.
Over forty machines were entered for the
trial The awards Of that contest were an
nounced during the national fair at Louis
vile, KY, last week. Mccormack, Of Chi
cago again carried off the first prize on reap
ers, and Haines of Pekin, ILL.,. got diploma.
On combined machines, the first prize was
awarded to Mr.. Atwood, Hoosac Falls, n. Y;
Cd, to ID. NJ Osborn. Buffalo. On mowers
the committee failed to report.
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CHICAGO Monty MARKEr.-Thcre is no
change in the general condit on of the money
market The demand for money is active,
principally BIZ produce men and builders, but
banker, are obliged to act with great caution,
and 70 limit the line of their discounts to
the least possible amount The conduct Of
the banks here generally, has been. we are
sure, actuated by sincere desire to do eve
rvthiu- in their power to accommodate the
public, consistent with due regard to their
avn stability. There may have been one or
two exceptions, but they are marked, and
will not be forgotten.
Western currency is in tolerably fair sup
ply. Eastern exchange is extremely diff
cult to be had. Gold is scarce and in de-
mand-Iimes
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Plants for Sale.
subscriber has the following Pants

TIME subscriber has the following Plants 70! sale
II Asparagus,
Strawberries. (NcFyoy's superior,)
Mammoth Rhubarb, Pie Plaut,)
Easp5-rries Red Hardy,)
LAYTON Blackberry.
Orders accompanied by cash viii he sent bv Railroad
express carefully packed 10 any reasonable distance
W. CHALMERS 4 CO.
aUg22 A tie resifrrce Of " H. ". Casl7rd1
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SHAMEFUL HYPocRIsY-The fusion papers
point exultingly to the Iowa election returns,
(by which the clause in the new cOnsttion
to give negroes the right Of suffrage was
nearly unanimously defeated, } and the action
Of the Minnesota republican convention. Gin
which similar constitutional provision vas
scouted,) to show that their party are not
in favor of "negro equality as their OPP
poncnts allege. Yet these same papers de-
nounce the democracy as pro-slavery,"
and declare the bred Scott decision an out
rage. Judge TASEY decides that negroes
are not citizens Of the United States, but
says they may be made citizens of States by
local enaciments. Iowa and Minnesota re-
putlicanism refuses to give the negroes such
rights 10y local enactments, and denounce
Judge TASEY. Wherein is rcpublcanism
more friendly TO the negro than the democ-
racy? And yet hypocritical abolitionists
whine around US about the wrongs of the
negro and vote such republicans into office.
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Sidewalk Notice

NOTICE is hereby given, that at the meeting Of
~ the City Council. the petition for a plank side walk
Of Post Street, from Superior TO wash
ington ST. thence north side o. Washington ST. from
Post -. 10 Paul St, will he acted on.
sepI2 J AVERY ctr Cl>rt