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G L A S G o W .

hfS3S FOR HAMBURG THE Al HAMBURG
kFET> harNuc Copcrpicus, Capt. Dahl, Is now onCnE
ss-aEnd will have Immediate dispatch For freight OF O
bales cotton. apply
j. =. WHITNEY CO.. s. Carunlclct street.
For passage, apply TO the caunin on honrrI d22
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; I. 7 u 7 Z Il ) D Q Il U.
k1yf FOR ST. PETERSBURG- = PASSAGE
kFTsfe 0ny-The Al fast sailing American ship Joseph
$780, { ark, Capt Eme having all her cargo tn
gagged, Will be dispatched Hs shove.
j. T. WHITNEY & Co, 35 Cnrondcet ST.
Fo- passage, apply the Captain boHrd jal3
Stf FOR sr. PETERSBURG PASSAGE
AFt5s-S nyEhe Al fast sailing American ship Golden
.sss. Eagle. Capt. Thompson, having all her
gagged, viii dispatched as above.
j. P. WHITNEY & co, 35 Cnrondeiet st.
For passage, apply to the capnin on board. inl3
S1I| FOR ST. PETERSBURG PASS AGE
sTT$N OnyThe Al fast smiling American ship Patttr-
fSsrs.AnsOn, Capt Hi having al her cargo engaged, will
have dispatch
j. P. WHITNEY & co, 50 Carondelet street.
For passage. Apply to the captain, on board. ia3
SSy~ FOR ST. PETEksBUEG : PASSAGE
sT4S OulyThe Al fast sailing American ship James
&AAxs &AAax5s Scsnit:>, Capt. Watts wing all her
"a ed, will be dispatched as above.
j. 2. WHITNEY co, 35 Car0niele street.
For passage, apply to captain board ial3
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VOLUME TX.
SEA-GOING VESSELS.

StN FOR LONDON-THEA Al AMERICAN SHIP
NE4f Equity, Noycs, master, IL now loading and will
kSsaYe Immediate dispatch For freight Of tobacco
slaves, apply to
J. P. WHITNEY Il CO. IS Carondelet street.
For apply onb dis
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n0C'Teets asAAYSEE TREATS ALI. DISEASES |
NJ FREE OF Gil AftiE-Dr- iiHHter will special
following named Diseases tnh e ls Ton
sumption Group, influenza Asthma bronchitis, and a other
Of the throat and lungs. I inHtrc Mii devote
tiruqr attention Of Lunnro, la liru
uR>u and rhroaic Neuralgia. Paralysis, Epilepsy,
nysprF-iu Piles, and u ,cr"ngcm'ls Of III" stomach, e
l also to all chronic female diseases Special nj
RnaNrr lts made discovery Of fluid that viii produce
the Cataract, and
vision without the Of the knife hr. Bnnkee
produce thousand ccGtiGtes Of his perfect
Of ytv dissertations without llC Gf the knife Special
.l1HugrucH3 made with Dir. BHAkee for the treatment
uunrd diseases, they will require his constant hd
attention. Dr Bnalen is OF the most Sknii and
celebrated Surgeons and Physicians ihlHE H lang is
krurg personally nearly every principal city i'll the world
t. Dr. Buakte, tenCoonE postage stamp
~ ii cents any distance correctly stating the nature o
iss shall he promptly answered. and the patients treated
10y correspondence, free Of charge
~ ~ DOCTOR BAAEEE.
I32 GmlET No, ~ CnrHndeIGt ST., New Orleans, La
TN EN.HERyvIE. 26 NEW LEyEE.-THE SuBsGRI
Il. Der respectfully informs the public that he keeps
stagtly hand full supply Of .,..--
FRESH GROUND AND USGROUND
Cornmenl, Coffee FlaXSeed,
YToO,iuy Mustard,
Cracked Corn, Ginger, o!i Chie;
Hay, ANSpicc, NheNt 'onF,
tgru, Cinnamon, Rye
Cloves, Rice
yTa,, Nlce Euchwhea Flour,
Crit, Aulmegs, Dyspepsia, or I'm
boiled Flour
5-Cirae Roasted and Ground st the lowest city prices
nS
NANDLES-Sa boxes, half do 400 quarter do. Proc
s'' ''''''' JUSEiH LANDS co,
d2q SO JChQUgtguHs street.
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NEW GOODS /!
Ague and Fever, or ChiIls and Feve,
cCRED BIT
SMITHS TONIC SYRUP.

~ HIS justly celebrated medicine mas for many
remedes, for the safe certain, speedy and permanent
cure OF Ague and Fever Chills aud Fever, whether
OF snol, 90 9ng suandng; and IN no case will fail to
cure the directions are strictly followed and carried
out
the States OF Kentucky, Tennessee, ohia, Indiana,
Pennsyl vania, Michigan, Iowa. Wisconsin, Illinois,
Missouri, Tex:s, Arkansas, Alabama, Mississippi and
LOUISIANA ana has permanently cureS over
LION cases IA all its varied forms, many OF which hal
been OF rom one 70 three years standing, aud hal re-
sisted all the usual remedies known in the country =
and In NJ case Did this medicine fail where the irec
lions were properly followed such is its invarH,,sIe
success. that large number OF resp ctahe pg,cton.
O medicine in various parts ~ the coun,rv nsr ana
prescribe u in preference to Quinine and other
The public assured that II Is not only certain q;
its effect As Tonic, hut being composed entirely ~
circumstances. and NAV he given females inf
and all persons 81 desiiitaied aud decste cpnstita
t.ens without the least Tear whatever OF any unpleas
This medicine is composed Of articles Of the primes,
etor in person, after the established forms u pharmacy
(Which cannot Ne said Of the many t0nics now hoodins
respect alone Is rendered crafty superSr 70 the re ns
dies usually prepared aud sold in the country.
aided rs tonic qualities. L Is rend-red s%nensIs
superior 70 Qunine and other remedies rs z ineraI
are roper TO he administered. The proprietor, there
fore, respecny practitioner snd the public
&c convinced Of its great superiority over ali oher
remedies nov in US. Tor the purposes specified.
and Fever. Calls and Fever, CT Bilious Pevers, would
do Wen 70 Keep supply Of this yeiusDle remedy al
The prophet n has. now in his possession thousand.
of of value, given by persons who have
sold It largely in their country. As we'll a. nom MANY
respectable practitioners who have used IL in prefer
ence to other remedies at sSn i, yslae
For sale, wholesale and retail, by Hallock & Stod
osrd; Keller White; WoOlsey & Sawyer, and J.
Ssnnington. sept,ism
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The Most skeptical People-Can be con vinced
by trial that all the family medicines not humbug,
and that among the thousand Of butterfly life, there
few VI great merit and undoubted worth. or
these, DIR. sASroRD's ISvIsokAToR OR LIVER REM.
EDy, stands first and foremost among the remedies o.
the day that be relied medicine that is all il
Is recommended by its propretors Itafvertises itself
every trial, for tn who use II but tell
their friends to do 20, and IL goes from mouth to
mouth, till all the people Of the Union have learned
the good Of this truly valuable medicine. lis
me,de with testimonials to prove Its virtue, for the
of liver complaints Of every kidd from the worst
Dyspepsia to common headache. and Is particularly
adapted TO Jaundice, Deganged stomach, Bowel Com
plants, and diseases Of Children. (see Advertise.
ment) dec.
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the President does not hold that, because the
entire Constitution was hot submitted to the
people, Kansas should be kept out of the
Union. Douglas replied: l infer from the
Message that the President does hold tina,
the Convention had the right to form Con
stitution and send it here, but that it was
only the right to petition for redress of priey-
ances u.der federal Constitution, and not
because the Legislature had power to consti-
tute that large Convention.
Bigler replied; Where did you get thatl
Douglas replied; A gentleman (meanine
TrumbulD yesterday read from a speech
made by Buchanan twenty years ago to show
that the Legislature had no right to create a
Convention to supercede the Territorial Gov
eminent, and to attempt it, would be gross
usurpation. The Democratic party has held
that doctrine ever since, and assisted to diss-
eminate the doctrine by increasing his
(Douglas'sl Report from Committee on Ter
ritories. Three hundred thousand copies
were circulated as party documents, and b.
himself paid for 100000 of them, daughter. !
Bigler entered his protest, and claimed the
statute of limitations. He could not consent
that Douglas should hold the President re.
sponsible for principles laid down twenty
years ago under entirely different circum-
stances.
1t is not half so long since Douglas de-
clared that the Missouri was the best com
prised. In ls4S he proposed to extend II to
the Pacific ocean, and yet he repealed the
whole Of it. Douglas denied the right Of
Biglcr to ofer the statute of limitations
None but the authorized attorney of the par
" can thus interpose. As the Senator has
denied authority to speak for the President.
he cannot file that plea. Douglas approved
Of the statute of limitations lie needed one
very much himself. He had never boasre
that he had never changed opinions. He felt
every y ~ little wiser than the year be-
fore. Has the President ever withdrawn that
opinionl lie denied the right to plead the
statute of limitations against the Cincinnati
Convention until the Charleston Con yention
met. lie stood now W here lie stood last wear
because he believed he was right. II wa.
true that he voted for the Toombs bill. and
was ready to vote for it again. By doing so
there wou!I be no quarrel. Is would not do
to taunt him with once voting for measure
he would not vote for now. Alter further
debate the matter was postponed, and the
Senate adjourned.
HousE.--Thc vote was taken on Mr..
Smiths substitute, which was rejected
Yeas 81 Nays lis. The question being upon
Mr.. Huestop's original resolution. it pleynil-
ed by majority Of 40. The House then
proceeded TO the election Of a printer. when
Mr.. Bocock nominated James b. Steadman
and Mr.. Washburn of Maine Nominated {, co
NJ. Weston. The vote was then taken. and
stood James B. Steadmen, l2l; George NJ
Weston, 81; scattering 4. Mr.. Steadman
was declared elected. r-e 81
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COngressiOnal.
WAsHINGToN, Dec 9-P n

HorsE.-After the usual preliminary bust
ness, the House resumed the consideration of
the two propositions pending with reference
TO the election OF printer. The proposition
submitted by Mr.. Hueston was that the
House proceed to the election of printer with
the proviso that the House retains the right
possessed by Congress To modify the existing
law on the subject of the public printing.
The printer may be elected under this resO-
luton receiving said election with and upon
the condition above set forth, and that a
Conmitte he appointed tocxamine the whole
subject, and report such change or improve
ment they may deem advisable.
The other proposition by Mr.. Smith, OF
Virginia, as a substitute, provided for a sim
liar examination, and that the election be
postponed until the committee make re-
port. Banks moved to lay Hueston's rcsolu-
ton on the table. Motion negativcd. Yeas
So, nays 46.
The galleries were densely crowded again
this morning in expectation OF u speech from
Senator Douglas. Mr.. Pugh gave notice OF
his intention to introduce bill for the i'm
provemcnt Of the Ohio river.
Mr.. Mason offered resolution, which was
debated ard passed, inviting the clergymen
of the District to officiate gratuitously as
Chaplains OF the Senate.
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:F"IIave saved S5OO."-This remark, made
by gentleman the other day, whose strength had been
restored him by bottle Of Professor De Gra;h's
(scnuine) "ELECTRIC OIL" would apply to thou
sands, especially the man woman, who depends on
sclf-cxertion for support. No person money
who is half the time sick, lame, rheumatic, and suffer
ing from pain; but IL timely caution used. and
before consumption becomes sealed from cold and
posure the application Of this Electric Oil" should he
made, hundreds Of dollars would be saved, and life
made tolera,e also Ask Mark Griggs, Esq, IS Mar
shall street. Philadelphia. and hundreds who have
been cured. For sale by Keller White, also PEN
ninston, and us.lok l. Stoidard. nov25.
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The Selllns Qualities Of Beerhave's Holland
Bitters.
QUEBEc, CANADA, June 90, 1854.
We have no DOUBT it will sell well here.
Send us one gross.
JOHN MUSSON & co.
MONTREAL, CANADA, July, 1, 1854.
Send US gross Berhaves Holland Bit
ters. We want medicine Of this kind in
our market. JOHN BIRKS IL CO..
Medical Hall.
80 SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA.
There Is quite ready sale here for your
Berhave's Holland Bitters.
WIN. III. WOLFF.
LEwsrowN, Pa, Dec. "a, 1885.
Send me dozen Berhave's Holland Bit
ters, per K. R.-will remit. less discount.
CHARLES RITZ.
WELLsBrRe, Va, Nov. l, 1856.
Send me another box, dozen, Berhave's
Holland Bitters. 1t is taking the lead here
OF all other Bitters.
WIN. II. KIRKER.
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THE RIVER
Arrivals and Departures.
From p. g. O'Riley 4 Co.'s Register.
ysir William Wallace, from ST. Louis to Pittsburg
Peter Tellon, from Louisville to n. Orleans.
SEF The river continues To rise rapidly.


~ I he Memphis leaves Cincinnati this
evening Tor Memphis, ard the Swallow for
st. Louis.
~ The Dunlieth left last evening for
Nashville, and the Switzerland for New Or
leans. The Landis will leave for the latter
port on Saturday.
H The Fanny Bullitt Is advertised to
leave Louisville this evening for New Or
leans.
T The R. II. Wirslow left New Orleans
on Tuesday for Cincinnati.
~ The Buckeye left Cincinnati Tuesday
evening for New Orleans. with 600 tons Of
freight. The National Holmes left yester-
day for St. Louis.
sH- During the recent trip Of the Key
West up the Wabash she struck rock be
low Little Chain, breaking about 40 Of hel
timbers, which caused her to leak rapidly
She has gone on the ways ut Louisville fol-
repairs.
~ The Eaves, having broke some Of hel
timbers, has gone on the ways at Madison
for repairs.
~ On Saturday there were thirteen boat
at Nashville, and nothing to do.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Il TELEGRAPHED EXCLUSIVELY TO THE
EVANSVILLE DAILY JOURNAL.-E
WAsHINarox. Dec sAx

The Postmaster General in abiding to de :
lays and failures on great mail routes from
New Orleans TO New York, recommends as
remedy the closing OF contract with the
Florida railroad company, the mails to be
conveyed from New Orleans to New York by
sea in five days. This arrangement, the
Postmaster General thinks, will obviate not
only delays attending land carriage, but also
prevent robberics and losses. The company
offer to perform daily service for s45s, $3.50 per
annum. An extension of the great South
ern route may be made toincludc conveyance
Of California mails VIII of Cedar Keys, Aspin-
wall or Greytown.
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WIN. II. KIRKER.


Our National otsOPdef.-DB. hOback's CuHee.
The American stomach is a tormenting or
gan. 1t is generally out of order. The rea-
son is obvious. The driving man Of business
has not time, or will not take time, properly
to masticate his food. ii, bolts it. and as
bad habits are catching, all classes follow his
example. Hence Dyspepsia. with all its
compli ations--heuce Indigestion, Liver
complaint, and disorders of the Bowels, in
all their various phases. Against these and
q hundred other complaints, DR.. Roback Is
waging an discriminating warfare. His wea-
pons are the famous Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier, and they are irresistible. The sue
cess of these Medicines has been astonishing,
even in an age eff scientific miracles. They
do not alleriate, they eztinguish disorder.
The agony, the fever, the debility. the des-
pondency, which characterize Affections Of
the digestive and secretive organs, vanish
under the influence of these preparations.
The constitution itself seems to acquire new
energy under their operation. We say to the
sick, everywhere read DIR. Roback's adver-
tisements, and give his Blood Pills and Blood
Purifier fair trial.
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NEW. YORK, Dec SPY
Cotton dull; 400 bales sold. Flour de-
clined; quoted at "a 55@4 IS for State, SIS 20
as so for Ohio, IS 1895 35 fer Southern;
market closed quiet-salcs Of 5000 bills.
Wheat declined; $4,000 bush sold at 81 24ta
25 for white, aud 81 Is for Indiana red.
Corn leclined; $4,000 bush sold ut s0@S2 fer
yellow; new Southern. white quoted at esq
IS. Whisky closed firm at ut 23c.. Molas-
ses. new. 85. Dressed Hogs plenty at sea
8 lsH. Bacon dull. Lard heavy at log
1888. Butter heavy at ls@l7. Stocks low
er. c. d Il. /. 7SA, Ill. Cen. Sc, Lacrosse *
Milwaukee l01S. Galena & Chicago S2sx. Erie
1917. Beeves firm; $500 head sold at 7(l
lo1z; moderate demand. Sheep advanced (;
5000 sold at Is 25@5 so. Swine declined
IL, 900 sold at "a 50@5.
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Cincinnati Afarkets.

CINCINNATI, Dec 9-PN
Flour in fine demand this afternoon, and
5000 bbls sold at "a for choice brands. The
demand is chiefly for the South. Whisky
closed dull at l6. Hogs held more firmly
this afternoon; holders generally ask IS %;
packers freely offer SIS. Receipts light, but
the pens are pretty full. The Price Current
gives the receipts for the past week $4,000,
and for the season 49,, 900. against 5000
same time last season. The receipts are
chiefly from Kentucky, Indiana. and Illinois
comparatively few. Very little doing in
Provisions. Market steady Exchange on
New York ! Il premium and dull.
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CoPAKTSERsHIP.-Itm may interest our
brethren Of the press to know that DR.. J. C..
AVER of Lowell, CHERRY Pectoral and Ca
thartic Pills,) hes associated with him. his
brother Frederick AVER, ESQ.,, long and fa-
vorably known as a leading merchant of the
West. Mr.. AYR will conduct the widely
extended business Of the Arm, which now
reaches to the commercial nations Of both
hemispheres, while the Doctor will devote
himself to his scientific investigations and
pursuits.-[ Mercantile Journal.
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Kemp's Worm Pastilles. M ercural vermi-
fuses sometimes kill the we'll the worms.
They are dangerous, uncertain, nauseons. The Pas
titles safe, unfAiing. ps.tabie. BRIsroL's SAB
sArARrLLA, the grand specific for Consumption, scrof
ula, Debility, Mercsrial disease, Salt Rheum and Fe.
male Disabilities, never diappoints the hopes Of the
sufferer. Sold by ID. T. Lanman 4 Co., wholesale
druggists, 50 Water street, New York, and by Al
druggsta ssraparlla 81, and Pastiles &c per bot
lie. dec2d&w.
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RAILROAD RECEIPTS.

DECEMBER 1920 bbls flour, Geo Fos-
ter q Co; SO bbls pork, Dbl beef, IL hf bbls
do. 20 Tres pork 81 do lard, kgs lard, Al bbls
beans, p G O'Riley d Co; 20 bbls flour, A
Crane; bbls fax seed S Myers; les bush
wheat, Little d Erwin; II doz brooms, VIM.
Baker; els bush wheat, lglehart Bros; "a
bbls -four, Wheeler d. Riggs; II SKIS -four, 3yl
bush bran, z II Cook & Son; 10 SKIS fou-
Vickery; bx hrdware,J b Mesker; 2 Dbl.
eggs, bx butter, SIX feathers, Reed d Pres
ton.
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Safety and Rclicf.-OlJ DIR. II. James, about
whom the New York ani other ] mtc city press have
said much, has retired from practice, but Dr. Tho
Tilton, his soninlaw, has been educated TO trav
Ell for him and dispense his invaluable medicines. Most
prominent among these Is his extract Of Cannabis In
dica. which he discovered after hard labor and deep
search i'm Calcutta lie strove to make medicine To
save his only child nom death by consumption and he
succeeded. DIR. Tton, his son-in-law Is In Chicago,
Room No. iii, State street., lie has already sue
ceeded in curing permanently, hundreds Of terrible
cases Of Consumption, Nervous Debility and Suffer.
ing, Asthma and bronchitis. The Colds and Coughs
he has banished. are innumeraie. The Canniabis In
dca Is the most wonderful blessing Of the rye. Give
Dr. Tilton call send for bottle Of medicine, which
will cost you two dollars. lie will prove 10 you that
you need not be sick, and that il will cost mere tribe
to get we'll.
n. "A spiro- Dy namcter to test the strength Of
the lungs and ascertain the exact state Of the patients
health.
p. s. BY addressing DR.. Tilton note through the
Chicago Post Office, enclosing four postage stamps,
2 recipe will he in return, free OF charge.
any part Of the Union. All letters answered prompt.
ly. Address.
octll6m- Box 1851, Chicago, Ill.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Il can Never De Known,

Even to the most Observing, without a BREACH Of
confidence, OF which the inventor is incapable.
WHO USES
For the purpose Of concealng natural blemish or
the fross Of age, the celebrated preparation known
CHRlsTADORO'S EXCELSIOR DYE.
This Dye is guaranteed by the first analytical chem
lists the United States, to contain ingredient de-
eterious TO the Hair. instantaneous in its opera
ton, and the color prod uced Is perfect
Of Nature. hat detection s impossible.
Sold everywhere and applied by all Hair Dressers
CRIsrADoRo 4 Co., No. Astor House, New York.
N. w. F. 4 Weow Inn.
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cV Read This-For all Bowel Diseases, Cholera,
Dyspepsia, flaulency, Constipation and General De-
biiy, we know Of nothing better than DIR. Hosteers
Celebrated Stomach Bitters. One wine glass taken
three times each day, before meals will be sure cure
for all the above diseases, will all heaviress
the stomach; keep you free from eostiveness,
sist digestion, give good appetite, and impart a
healthy tone to the whole system. Every family
should keep these Bitters hand dnring the summer
family medicine. For sale by all principal
druggists and dealers generally. dec.
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Ac,d,.y Of the stomach and Insise.sion.

Acidity OF the Stomach and INDIGESTION.
"Iean eat any thing after taking your Hol-
land Bitters," is remark frequently made
to us.
To persons troubled with acidity Of the
stomach. Indigestion, or any disorder of the
stomtch, we would only say try 1t. Its
worldwide reputation, has been established
alone by the many wonderful cures 1t has
effected. When used for Dyspepsia, Jaund-
ice, Liver Complaint, weakness of any kind,
Costiveness and Pills. it should be taken in
small doses--say, halfa teaspoonful, regular
ly three times aday before meals.
lwdaw
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Holloway. Ointment. ...rher. are

Holloway's Ointment. ...There are millions
Of minute orfces in the skin. Through these, the
Ointment melts under the hand IL is conveyed to the
sources Of inflammation. In this way rapidly relieves
asthma Group, throat, rheumatism, and all erup
tons and ulcers. Sold at the manufactures, No. 80
Maiden Lane, New York, and No. "a Strand London;
and by all druggists, at 49,, axe. and eiper box.
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CORPORATION NOTICE.

nRDERED. That the owners of Blocks Nos. 90 and
~ 81 in Stockwels Enlargement Lamasco, lying and
being between sth and Nh street, and 9TH and lOth
streets, on Division street, and also lets Nos H. r. and
i3 IN Block No lag Lamasco, cause the nuisance
wafer, to be slaed by filing up said property Of snfe
ncient heiehth to drain said water Of the same
sad work to ne done within ten days after the put
ton OF this ctice, and in default thereof the Common
Council will proceed to have said work DONE and the
costs and expenses occurring thereby will lie assessed
10 and collected by sale OF said property, much
thereof As w satisfy said lien and costs By order Of
Common Council.
WELL II. WALKER, Clerk.