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The Cadiz Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1854-1864, 1857-02-18
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A Regular graduate Of the jefferson Medical
College. Of Philadelphia, Pa. Also the College Of
Pharmacy, and for the last Twelve years have been
prsctieing in the East.
Having now permanently located IN Cadiz with
the intention Of prscticing Medicine and Surgery in
al thSir various branches he now offers his services
TO the citizens ofCadiz and surrounding county m
general, hoping to share part Of their public pat
ronage and support.
Bunk. Cadiz, July 2-3m.
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JoilA Z. Talimun, Jr.1
Demsndsnt
vs.
Laura Ann Charles.
worth and her HUSBAND
James +. ChhulrFWorih
james Tailman. Jehn C.
fsllman. Sr., Peter 'Yall-
,nan, Rachel r. Alexan-
derwih her hasbsnd R6- : iN PARTITION.
bert ]. Alexander, df the
rpunly Of BslmouI aud .-.
State sioresaid also ia
e,,h Fallmrn, Coates
" alien Hoge, with ius
father Thadtus hngc. Il
Eliznbeih Iul.man oi the
county OF Washington &
State aforesaid and lsHnc
II. altman, who resides
lnihs state OF Illinois,
DeS ndaEts.
Notice is hereby gwen by the said lctharGanS tC
tie said defendants that he ON the 3etn day OF De.
c,m5sr loss, filed his petition tor partition ngainS
tEem for lie following DESERVED ands and tene-
nenis IN The cid county Of Harrison. The irst
being part OF the North East quarter OF section "a
township 10, aud range in the Steiihcuvile Land
nistrict. Containing 7l1z acres more or less with all
the privileges and npperenaaces tleTeuntO belong
ing
Alec par; Of section 10, township TO- range 6. con.
taing y OF less with the privileges and
sPpertenanees, Reference is hereby made TO said
petition tor more ull description OF said premises
and that ihs said ton al a term OF said cunrt tC
he holden ON the First Tuesday of May 1851, he W.
demand that partition be made OF the premises oore
sind. and II the cunHot divide without II uni
fest injury that the sume may be sold other prop
order taken in that betsf pursuant to the Statute
il such case made and proydSd.
Dated December 30, 1876.
JOHN C. TALEMAN, Jr.
'By d. L. JLNNINGs, his attorney.
Jan. "a, Ct Rr. fee 7!0O
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LEGAL NOTICE.

TlVtsaafs 4 OHIO, EdsTisuR Comfy, 50.
Gousi o. Common Pleas Of said county.
JoiiA Z. Talimun, il.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
AARON FQRMAN. !, .

TNAKESl this method TO inform the citizens ..
. l. Harrison and adjoining counties, tf,at he
has taken the stand formerly occupied BY JOSEPH
Williams in the lol Z. 4 s.Jlsi s,lssy, g,sf
.s COACH MAKING BUSINESS :.
And that h he has on hand superior stock Of
Carriages and Buggies,
Which ne intends to sell on the most. rea asonable
terms. Persons from a distance NAV rest assured
that they cdn do as we'll at my Establishment 4 8
they can west of the fnopntains. as Il am deter
mined not TO be exceed in timber or W orkmanshiD.
Repairing done on the shortest notice, and on III
most reasonable terms.i eas.,eges. 81. sifrrs, -
! have, purchased the, Right Of the Paten
coupling invented by Hons Edward g. Charles Ev.
erett ltneeds only to begseen 10, be appreciated
hope and feel confident of liberal share Of
patronage. ' "A. FORM AN!d
cndiz, october 1856. r.. I'd 4 ryl4E a.
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RIsUGm = mcCUTcmEON.

WHOLESALE DRUGGISTS
\ ND dealers IN all kinds of Paints, Oils, Brnsh'
IA es, Fine Paint, Perfumery and fancy articles
large stock Just received, which We are selling
cheap.
Great care willbe taken in packing gOods TO be
sent by the railroad N N f3,. 4. NJ
Stoubenyile, Sep. s, '55.ly.
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AMBRQTYPEs.

DlCTURES on Glass are acknowledged Superior
j. to Daguerotypes. II. Davis is taking first
class pictures in this new mode.
Call and examine his specimens and get your
likeness. aug 20-tf
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Philadelphia MedicaE House.
Establi:h he'd twenty-five years ago by Dr. KINK.
ELM, cornerof Third and Union streets, Phila.
delphiu Pa. ..
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New Faii and winter Goods.
s. q III. NrcFADDEN.

4 RE now receiving the largest and most elegant
"a stock of Goods they ever offered tc the peo-
pie of Harrison county. They invite the public to
call and examine for themselves.
GadIz, Oct. 9-ls56. 81 Ike a -. q ~.
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A. Jul. ECHRETREE

MOOREFlELD, HARRISON COUNTY o..
NEALER in all kinds of Dry Goods, Groceries
~ &C., which he sells cheap for Cash, or goo1
edu,' June 9, 1852.
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WAR


Bet Ween France and EnRlamdL
Il can no longer be concealed that ffunee and Fry
land are At ssslssib sf--si55 srsti51s-i--. m -
L0GGERHEADS ssissf'aa
Withsssh elhsI; and sIih9ggh eanpa. FORE
out fear OF contradiction that JACOB CRAZE, stiil
remains on the most amieable terms with friends
and patrons ard in order to irsure a coptinuancs
OF those Friendly Relations he has filed his -
es Temple of Fashion aroi -
with large and fashionable stock Of READY.
MADECL0THING, Cloths, Cassi.neress Vssti,a
and Gents furnishing goods, He has received 4or
the Fall and Winter trade Rocky Noun fain over.
coats, Beaver and Proadeloth Ovefcoats Caasifnefe
Business coats. Sattiuett coats and Pants, Plush
Velvet and Satin Vests Fine Doeskin Pants Fan
ey Cashmere Pants silk plush vestings, Bldck and
bills ,atess coats HATS. GAPS, etc., etc. r,,y ob
This is the most nagni6cent stock ever openec
to the People Of fsf1 81 ~. .fR is = II iii
aglir4 HARRISON 4COINTY.d..ig,o N
u Invite the public to call and examine NV s,oeh
as am determined TO give bargains. VI rye
Cadiz, Oct s-ls56. yfe JACOB eRARR,f
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XTT ATCHES-o of every description and price
w from 10 to $50, Tor sale cheaper than ever
at sept "a Il. B. BARRET'S
II ADlES--Call at Barretts and you cannot fail
Il Ito be pleased al his fine array OF Jewcley bot
especially for your benebt. sep "a.
ENINE GOLD PENS--Just received one Of the
l. finest assortments ever brought to Cadiz; by
scpt24 G.iB BARRETT,
TfAtiEO jEWELRY--A fine lot, and at prices
.soYt "a, q. o. BARRETT's.
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The Overland Mail to srn Frsncisco-the Con
tract Awarded.

The Overland Mail to srn Frencisco-the Con
tract Awarded.
WASHINGTON. June 3J-P. n.
The 2. M. General, with the appreciation
Of the President, has selected the following
route for conveying the overland mail to
California. namely; beginning at Saint
Louis and Memphis, on the Mississippi riv-
err, and forming junction ut Little Rock.
Ark, thence in the direction of Preston, to
the Rio Grande, at most suitable crossings Of
that river, near Fort Fillmore or Donna An
ma, thence along the new road now being
made under the direction of the Sec'y. Of the
Interior, to Fort Yuma; thence by the hest
passes through the best valleys, for safe and
expeditions stages. to San Francisco. The
P. NJ. General. with the appreciation Of the
President, has given the contract to VIM.
Butter6eld, VIM. B. Dinsmore, VIM. g.
Fargo, Jas. v. P. Gardner, NJ. Kenyon. and
Alexander Holland. Of New York, and Ham
ilton Spencer, of Illinis,. at the price Of
s595.OO0 for semi-weekly service, they being
the lowest bidders, and will perform 400
miles more service than other bidders pro-
posed.
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~ The annual examination of our Pub
lie Schools is now in progress. Yesterday
afternoon Mr.. Adaiis school Of boys was
examined. THIS morning MISS Ronalds'
school will be e&afiined, and Mr.. Knights
in the afternoon. The High School examine
ton comes of on Friday. Those who have
attended the exercises this week, speak in
the highest terms Of the progress made by
the scholars since the last examination. The
teachers have been untiring in their efforts to
bring their pupils forward, and deserve the
hearty thanks, not only of parents, but OF
all good citizens. An hour can be spent
very pleasantly and probably at the school
building, during the examination.
We shall endeavor to give more extended
notice of the examination of tho High School.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

ORDERED That the owners Of lots Nos $50 and
~ leo in the Donation Enlargement % the city Of
Evansville, the side walk OF said lot 81 street,
extending from the alley adjoining the Court House to
the Of I'd and Sycamore street to he brought To
proper grade and TO be reaid with good brick pave
ment Of proper width and good stone curling Also
Ordered that the gutter along said described property
I'd street he laid with stone Of the proper width
responding with the gutter along the Court House
after the publication Of this notice and In default
thereof the Street Conn., Is instructed tn perform said
work, and the costs and expenses arising therefom
SO much thereof As will satisfy said lien and costs By
order OF Council. WELL. H. WALKER, Clerk:
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.

NEW YORK, Jane 80
Alterations to the U. S. Frgate Niagara,
were expected to be finished on Saturday,
when she would leave for Liverpool. Her
officers were being Hospitality entertained by
the naval authorities ut Portsmouth.
The corporation OF Dublin has protested
against the abolition Of the wee Royalty OF
Ireland.
FRAxcE.-Election canvass in France con-
tinusd animated, but there was no new fea-
ture. The Democratic party was likely to
continue divided. Plenipotentiaries were to
meet on the 18th, to sign the convention
relative to the Turkish and Russian frontier.
lhe Steele had received q third warning for
an article which appeared in its columns,
relative to Democratic candidates.
DKNSARK.-The Danish Cabinet Council
resolved that it was impossible for the king
to assent to the demands of Austria and
Prussia. Copies of reply had been tor
warded to London, Paris and st. Peters
burg, with proposals to refer to European
Congress.
Its rrumorcd that the off;e nsive and defen-
sive allhpce probably relates to the matter
between 81 ,den and Denmark, and the sup
position il, shat Russia will be the friend OF
Denmark.
TURKr, June-20.
The TURKISH officers who were sent on
mission to Belgium, were suddenly recall
ed.
LONDON, June-20
The Jewish oath bill is still in suSp,ns, .
Palmerstou, government party attach great
Importance to the measure.
Official custom returns, show an increase OF
nearly three and half million pounds over
returns, Of same month last year.
PARIS, FRIDAY NIGHT, Juns-1s.
The Plenipotentiarles for signing ccnven-
ton respecting new Beserabia, assembled at
the foreign Office to day.
The cholera IL raging violently ut ST. Pc
tersburg; deaths exceeding seventy per
day.
The London Times city article, of Satur
day morning, says it was announced to-day
that the acceptances of John Fenchar e. Co.
of Liverpool, ship brokers, had been return
cd. The liabilities of the firm amount to
E15, 900. Funds were steady, at q slight
improvement yesterday, but markets show
but little tendency to variation. The Paris
bourse seems incapable of being revived.
Markets.
Tin has declined 4c, with an easier mar
ket. Barring IL Bros. quote Welsh rails and
bars dull, the latter being quoted at 81 S.
Sales Of pig iron Is Cd.
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A Sheriff HOaxed.

NEW YORK, June Is.
on Saturday evenin 2, about ten o'clock
the Sheriff Of Richmond county arrived at
quarantine, and ordered out the Thompkins
Cadets, the Riva Cards and Engine Compa-
ny No. 5, to proceed to Scguin's Point, to
protect the Hospital buildings, now being
erected at that place, from the inhabitants,
who had made an attack upon them with the
intention of burning them. The military
promptly responded to the call, and marched
as far as the Club House. five miles from the
Point, when the the Sheriff countermandcd
the order Tor their progress, as the whole
affair was grand hoax, played off on the
Sheriff, by one of the many sharpers in that
localitv
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Nearly One Prize to every Nine Tic kets.
MAGNlFlC ENT SCH e NJ g.!
TO BE DRAWN
EACH ATIvRnAX IN LII w
APPROXIMATION PRIZES:
, y 30 Prizes amounting to .......... 62O4, OO(
Whole Tickets si0; Halves 50; Quarters s2x.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY

, , 30 Prizes amounting to ........... 02Ol 900
Whole Tickets sio; Halves 50; Quarters s2h.
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from TO 3,01. corresponding with
Of paper are encircled with small tin tubes and placed
The first sa Prizes similarly printed and encircled,
are placed in another wheel. go -
The wheels are then revovei, ard number is drawn
Prize IS drawn from the other wheel. The Nuraber and
Prize drawn out are opened and exhibited to the audi
and registered % tie the Prize
ton Is repeated until all the Prizes are drawn out.
the Two succeeding Numers to those drawing the first
Prizes For example: n Ticket No. li,sg draws the
s6000 Prize. those Tickets numbered 1928 ll4e PSI
s9a S fns e. ts.s
5 S5i So will each he entitled 70 600, and 50 on Ac
The p Psss o. so will he determined by the las.
figure Of the Numher that draws the seooo Prize For
eSamgle, Il the Number drawing the $4,000 Prize ends
with No o. then all the Ticket. where the Number ends
CetiScates Of Packages will be sold at the following
rates. which is the fisk:
Certificate Of Package Of 1 10 M I,9 Tickets
" {" l 10 RIsssS :: :: ::::. :. 70
the ony q aates for the Tchets on
receipt Of which they viii he forwarded by yst NAIL.
may designate.
The list OF Drawn Numbers and Prizes will lie sent to
purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
~ Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain. and give their Post ONCE County and State.
~ Remember that every Prize Is drawn and paya.
bic In full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 600 and under paid Immediately
after the drawng-other prizes at the usual time Of
thirty DAYS.
AZ con%unication. strictly confidential.
3. SWAN 4 CO., Atlanta. Ga.
II A list of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount OF the prize that each is
entitled to, will he published after every drawings in
the following papers:-New Orleans Delta Mobile
Register, Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette, At.
lanta Intelgencer, New York Weekly bay Book and
Savannah Morning News. and Richmond Dispatch.
jeA nr
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF EVANSVILLE.
Arrivals and Departures.
From p. G. O'Riley y Co.'s Register.

Eclipse, from N. Orleans to Louisville.
W. ID. Thomas, from Cincinnati 70 n. Orleans.
Prima Donna, from Pittsburgh to st Louis.
Gen. Pike from Cincinnati To st Paul.
w Dickson, from Louisville to Nashville.
Fashion, from Louisville to Sc Louis.
David Gibson, rom New Orleans to Cincinnati.
Fanny Bullitt, from New Orleans to Louisville.
Messenger, from Dubuque to Cincinnati.
The RIVER 10 falling slowly. The wealth
er yesterday was very pleasant with an sup
stream" breeze all day.
u The steamer John Heron, small
eternwheel boat, was burnt at Hampton, Ill
inois, on the 18th. All on board escaped,
but lost all their clothes except what they
wore. The hull and machinery were saved.
Loss $4,000.
~ A new steamboat paddle has been
invented by Mr.. Louis T. Howard, of Car
roi'Co., Mss, which, it is thought, will su-
percede those now in use, and add at least
one-thIrd to the speed of the steamers to
which it is applied, without increasing the
motive power. The padels work vertically
except in their backward motion, and thus
in descending and ascending avoid the re-
distance Of the water, and apply their whole
force to the propelling of the boat.
LIME SUNK IN THE MIssIssIPPI.--The
Natchez Courier learns that, in the storm of
Tuesday week, a fiatboat laden with 1900
barrels lime was sunk near the mouth of
Coles Creek, few miles above that city
There were five men on board, who just
managed to escape with their lives.
t~ The st. Louis Democrat of Thurs
/, day says:
The past spring and the beginning of this
summer. witnessed the transaction of reat-
er amount Of business on the landing than
was ever before effected in the corresponding
period of any former year. The pressure OF
steamboats, waiting, but unable to discharge
their cargoes was a continual subject of re-
mark. But hot weather has now come, and
with it dull times. Yesterday there were
only four steamboat arrivals up to s p. M.
one representative from each of the following
important places: Wheeling, Alton. Quincy
and Peoria. There were ten departures.
There il no crowding against each other
among the boats; every one has ample room.
Drays are scarcer on the landing and they
have plenty of room TO move in. The river
continues rising here, although not very rap
idly, the main rise in the Missouri being still
confined to that stream. 1t is generally sup
posed that there will be considerable rise
here, as the mountain flood is supposed to BE-
unusually large.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

OHDERED that the owners OF lots No ls3 and l5l
~ Donation Enlargement Of the city Of Evansville,
cause the side walks Of said lots fronting 81 street,
and extending from the alley between Main and Locust
streets, the Of Third and Locust street be
brought the city grade and laid with good brick OF
the proper width within thirty days 900 after the
the Street Commissioner Is directed to perform said
work and the costs and expenses accruing thereby
will be assessed to and collected by sale Of said prop
ery, or so much thereof rs will satisfy said lien aud
costs. BY order Of the Common Council
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.
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PORTLAND, Ne, June 30.

The Democratic State Convention was held
here to-day, and Smith, of Warren, unani-
mously nominated for Governor.
Resolutions were adopted extolling the
Democratic party. aud sustaining its course
in regard to Kansss; expressing approval Of
the Supreme Courts decisions; com pliment-
ing President Buchanan; approving the
liquor law, and favoring the annexation Of
Cuba.
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a N ORDNANCE to create the Nineteenth Ward
- OF the CITY Of Evansville and % provide for the

X ~ VnO1NANCEto create the Nneteetitn " a. u
IA OF the city Of Evansville, and TO provide for the
election Of Councilman for said Ward:
WHEREAS, by an order OF the Common Council of
the city Of Evansville, passed on the 9Th day Of Jnne,
AID ISL, Crescent Enlargement Of the city Of Evans
vile, was, on the petition Of the In fee OF
half OF saf5 Infringement, annexed TO and included
within the limits Of the CITY Of Evansville. Now for
the purpose Of Constituting said Crescent Enlargement
Ward q the city Of Evansville, and to provide for
the election OF Councilman to- represent said Cres
cent Enln cement in the Common Council Of the city
Of Evansville,
Sac. I. Be Il ordained by the Common Council Of
the city OF Evansville, That from and AFTER the pas
sage OF this Ordinance, Crescent Enlargement Of the
city of Evansville shall be and constitute Ward Of
the CITY Of Evansville, and be degnated - the Nine
tenth Ward OF said city.
Sac. J. That an election he held on the second day
Of July, 1885,, at the house nj Patrick Dofan, in said
Crescent Enlargement, for the election of Council
man to rewesent said Enlargement in the Common
Council Of the city Of Evansville for the residue Of the
current year; and that Robert Ruston Of said Enlarge
men. be and he Is hereby appointed inspector Of cleo
tions Of said Nineteenth Wari.
SEC. 4. That this Ordinance shall take effect and be
in force from and after its passage, and th the
Ne published. JOHN HEWS0N, Mayor.
WILL III. WALKER, Clerk. ljeG-o0dl
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.@ The beauty ofproportion and elegance
OF style characteristic to the garments gotten
up at the establishment of NJ. Lyons on LIST
ST., are sufficient to recommend them to gentle
men Of good taste.
He has just received fresh supply of plain
and fancy linen drillings, marsailles vesting,
'cravats, etc.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-07-01

PITTsBUReH, June-30
River five feet three inches. Weather
cloudy. Murcary Sc.
New York, June 3d.. N.
Cotton buoyant-sales 2ooo bales at an ad-
vance of X.-Orleans Middling quoted at
l4Z; Upland Middling at Az. Flour heavy
$500 bbls. so;d-State and Southern con-
tinue unchanged. Wheat quiet-7coo bush
els sold. Corn quiet SO 900 bushels sold.
Mess Pork buoyant-sales $50 bbls. at $s2-
an advance Of l0c. Provisions generally dull:
Lead quiet. Freights frmer. Linseed oil
declined 10. Stocks lower, generally.
Tho report that the Aston House has raised
is yates 70 % PER day, is incorrect.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

a T a Meeting Of the Common Council held on the
n evening OF the 9Th inst, the following Order
unanimously passed to-wit:
Ordered Of Lots Nos POI and 33 in the
Donation Enlargement OF the city of Evansville cause
the side walk bordering Locust street, and extending
between 4th street and Canal-along the fronts Of said
lots-to be brought To proper grade and good sub
stantia brick pavement put down along said described
side walk and in default thereof the street Commission.
is directed to perform said work, and the and
accrung thereby will he assessed to, and collect
ell by sale Of said lots, much thereof will satisfy
sail lien and costs.
By Order OF Council.
49, WELL H. WALKER,
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NEW IOKk, Juue oV--H.
Flour firm. $500 bbls sold. State adj
vanced SC. Sales at 6.35tGs,50. Wheat
firm. 1000 bus sold. Mess Pork buoyant.
$40 bbls sold at 81 T5@2l 80, an advance os
15c. Prime pork unchanged. Provisions
steady. Stocks frmer and active.
Flour nominal at $50. Whisky declined
to "a. Butter active at IA. Nothing doing
in provisions.
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Destructive Fire.

CINcINNArrI, June-S0 P. N.
Last night at midnight fire broke out in
the Foundry of j. L. Haven Il Co., on the
hill at the head of Broadway. The Foundry
and nine dwellings, partly frames, destroyed.
The want Of water prevented the fire de-
partment from extinguishing it. Loss $40,
600, partly insured.
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From New York.

New YORK, June 90.
Sales Of coffee for the week have been IL,
500 bags. prices showing AN advance or nc.
The receipts have been 5000 bags. Stock on
hand so 900 bags. Dates by the Hermann
are to the 18th inst, but have been antici-
pated by the Niagara.
The temperance of Madam La Grange
and her opera troupe, at the Academy Of
Music, was hailed by large and fashionable
audience.
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nRDERED that the owner Of lots Nos !, 9, 2, 4
all IN Lamasco addition the 10 be filled up
with earth with the city grade within
O0) days after the publication Of this notice and
in default thereof the Street Commissioner is directed
to perform said work. and the costs and expenses
cruing thereby, will be assessed to and collected by
sale OF said property, much thereof will salts
fy said lien and costs. By order OF Common Council.
WELL H. WALKER, Clerk.
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