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MCINTYRE CREEK, Jeff Co, o
SID Fl October IL, 1856.
MEssRS MEANS & BROTHERS: I'VE have our work
all finished. Engine perfect works the best Of any
we ever saw. Let any who wish to buy, cal! and
see ours. RALSION d. Brown.
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MASONIC NOTICE.
,JoHS MCCORMICK. SWM. HoGG,
Omaha City NJ TS Cadis, ONO
JOHN MCCORMICK & Co.
La nd a gen + .,

Omaha City, Nebraska IeTTft@g'
Having established ourselves at this place TOT the
transaction Of General Land Agency,we VIII give
prompt attention TO all business entrusted to US
Will select Government Land from personal lnspee
ton in Kansas, Nebraska and the western line OF
Iowa; and on the opening Of the Land Othce, Will
give special attention the selection Of Lands LOT
settlers and others desiring good locations: Wlli
locate, buy and sell Land Warrants negotiate and
guarantee Loans, furnish Maps, pay taxes &c
Entries made for oreiqn dealers on favorable terms
and money loaned for Capitalists on Real Estate
security. We invite the attention OF Capitalists
and others desiring investments.
Dec "a, '56-tf.
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Silver Ware,

Silver Ware,
A choice lot of pure Silver Tea and Table spoons,
warranted TO contain no alloy. Also heavy plated
tea, table, and desert spoons. Butter knives and
forks tor sale cheap at b. K. QUESTS.
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NOTICE.

DIR. j. G. PU R RSELL,
A Regular graduate of the Jefferson Medical
College, Of Philadelphia, Pa. Also the College of
Pharmacy, and for the last twelve years have been
in the East.
Having now permanently located in lCadiz with
the intention OF practjeng Medicine and Surgery in
all their various branches he offers his services
to the citizens Of CsdiIan surrounding country
general, hoping to share part of their paSic pat
ronage and support.
aTOfice on Market Street, nearly opposite the
Bank. CadiZ July 2-3m
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A VERY large lot Of Stella Grape q Nett
IA Shawls can be toundat Hatcher & Cos. :
PTice-from So To &25. aP22-ti
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w Il have very large and superior lot of Man
w talas which must be sold cheap
ap22-tf HATCHER &CO.
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Publishers, No. SO North 7th 81. (up stairsl Phils,
May %, i957.ly. N
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THE WELCOME VISITOR!

MACS '57-l,
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 20.

Council met, pursuant to adjournment, at
IL o'clock, A. NJ.
Mr.. Balcombe was called to the chair.
After the transaction of the usual prelimi-
nary business the following bills were intro
duced
By Mr.. Dooley-A bill granting to Thos.
McRoberts the right to establish and main
tain ferry across the Mississippi river at La
Crescent.
By Mr.. Bassett-A bill to incorporate the
town of Glencoe.
BY Mr. Humphrey-Notice of bill au-
thoriZing the creation of dam or dams OH
dams on section 107, range 20, in this Terri
tory.
Also. bill to provide for laying out Ter
ritorial road from Austin to Eureka, and for
other purposes.
By Mr.. Lowry-Notice of bill to incor-
poratc the Nininger and st. Peter Western
Railroad Company.
BY Mr.. Bassett-A bill granting to Amos
Clark the right to maintain ferry across the
Mississippi river.
Mr.. Lowry, from the Committee on Ter
ritorial Affairs, to whom was referred sun
dry lii reported them back without amend
ment.
Mr.. Freeborn, from the committee to
whom was referred the bill in relation to the
county seat of Dakota county, reported the
same with amendments.
Amendments adopted.
Mr.. Lowry, from the Committee on Terri
torial Affairs. to whom was referred SO
much of the Governors Message as relates
TO the Public Lands, made report endors-
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j. II. Brown moved to amed by inserting
'This act shall not q deemed valid until
sanctioned by the Supreme Court of the Ter
ritory." Lost, and the bill laid aside and in
definitely postponed.
No. 46, bill dsso'ving the marriage con-
tract between Persia B. Thompson and Jane
Thompson, his wife. Bill was laid aside
with the recommendation that it be indef-
nitely postponed. a.
No. ~, bill relative to the assessment of
property. Reported back with amendments.
No. "a, bill dissolving the the marriage
contract between Joseph and Anna Loomis
was taken up.
Owens Il Moore be inserted instead Of Jo-
scph and Anna Loomis. Adopted.
No. 81, was then recommended to be in
definitely postponed.
ENo. 5S, a bill incorporating the town of
Clear Water. Reported back with the re-
commendation that it pass.
No. So bill to organize the county of
Wasecr. Laid aside.
The Committee then rose and reported its
action, and Ma SO. and so were oLdered to
be engrossed for thitd reading.
Mr.. Whitlock gave notice of bill to in
corporate the Medical Society of Minnesota
Mr.. McVey, pre- s,nted apetition for road
from Hastings to Faribault Referred to
Committee on Roads.
Mr.. Murray introduced bill defining the
boundaries between Wright, Meeker and
Stearns counties. Read first and second
time.
On motion, the House adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
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legislative Divorces.

Considerable time was occupied in the
House yesterday in discussing the question
of Legislative Divorces. During the Morn
ing Session the general principle was ably
discussed by Messrs. Hayden, L. NJ. Brown,
Costello and others in the negative by Mr..
Whitlock in the affirmative by Mr.. Gree
ly in defence of the particular bill before the
House by Messrs. Case and Adams in ia
vor of medium grounds, and by Mr.. Gere
in defense of the committees report in favor
Of the particular bill.
The general tendency of this discussion
satisfied us that majority of the House are
disposed to adopt the correct view upon
this d. ngerous question, and put their mark
of disaprobation upon all legislative d-
vorces. We doubt very much whether any
bill Of the kind can pass the present Legisla-
ture.
In the afternoon, another bill of the same
character coming up, our very considerate
friend, Hon. j. r. Brown, of Henderson,
moved an amendment so as to to dissolve the
co-partnership contract between Owens &
Moore of the Mienesotian, which is now the
oldest business firm in st. Paul. We
are much obliged to Joseph for his kind re-
CARDS in this respect to the parties really
represented in the original bill, but certain
ly oppose any interference SO far as we are
personally concered.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. 20

WASHINGTON, Jan. 70.
The Sergeant-at- Arms of the House has
sent telegraphc dispatch from Phiade.-
phia, stating that he !has arrested Mr.. Ches-
ter, who refused to appear before the Cor
ruption Investigating Committee this morn
ing He was asked whether he was agent
or any other capacity of any company ever
executed, bound or obligation to convey any
lard or any other valuable consideration to
any person or persons, on condition that any
Railroad bill, granted or pending in Congress
should pass. Mr.. Chester denied the RIGHT
of the committee to enquire into his private
dealings with persons other than members
of Congress, and declined to answer the ques-
tions, as he was advised by his counsel, he
had the right to do SO.
SENArE.-Mr. Clay introduced bill re-
pealing all laws or parts of. laws, allowing
bount'es to vessels employed on the banks
or other cod-fisheries.
HoUsE.-The House passed the bill ex-
tending the land laws to the lands laying east
of the Cascade Mountains.
The House then took up the adverse re-
port on the petition of the inhabitants OF
OriZonia, praying for the establishment of a
Territorial Government and other business
in accordance with the special law.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 81.
HoUsE.-Mr. Orr, from the Col ruption In
vestigating committee, made a report, setting
forth that Mr.. Simonton had refused answer
ing certain questions as to members of the
House approaching him with corrupt propo-
sitions, which were deemed material to the
enquiry of the committee. The report con-
cludes with resolution directing the Ser
geant-at-Arms to take Mr.. Simonton into
custody and bring him before the bar of the
House, forthwith, to answer for contempt of
its authority. The resolution was adopted.
only l6 voting in the negative.
SENATE MIR. James S. Green, elected
Senator from Missouri, in the place of Mr..
Atchison, appeared and was qualified.
Mr.. Seward presented a petition from the
Geographical Society of the city of New
York, protesting against the coi age of three
dollar and three cent pieces, and praying
that none but decimal coins may be issued
from the mint.
Referred to Committee on Finance.
The submarine telegraph bill was then
taken up. ~
WASHINGTON, tan. 10.
The snow is about 18 inches or two feet
deep on level, and feet in a drift.
There are no trains from the north or
likely to be fer sometime. The agent thinks
he will start train for Baltimore at p. M.
There will probably be no trains from the
South.
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SURVEYOR GENERAL OF MINNESOTA
The committee on Public Lands of the House
of Representatives in Congress has under
consideration the subject of creating new
survey district especially for Minnesota, and
detachng it from the States of Iowa and
Wisconsin, such course being necessary for
the extension of the public surveys, and to
meet the demands of settlers, and the ad,
vance Of the present and the prospective
fields of observation.
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MARRIED.

In this City, on the 2Sth instant, by Justice Lemay,
Mr.. FREDERICK EMMERT to Miss ANNIE ScHILLING, of
Philadelphia.
The happy pair have the best wishes of the Printers
for their future happiness and prosperity they being
forgotten on this occasion. .a3
~ Columbus, Ohio, papers please copy.
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- The Pacific Mills, Lawrence, Mass,
in the last SIX months, netted $4,000 pro-
fit, or six per cent on the entire capital, for
six months.
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1F APPLICATIONS for the discharge Of an insolvent
~ from his debts pursuant to the provisions of chan
ter ~ Of the Revised Statutes Of the Territory Mime
sota entitled OF relief of nsovent debtors" In the
solvent debtor to be discharged from his debts pursu
ant TO chapter SO Of the Revised Statutes Of the Terrific
ry Of Mnnesota. the District Court Of the Second
Judicial District the Territory Of Minnesota in and
Tor the county ofRamsey The name Of the applicant
William A. Coggerha who resides at St. Paul. the
county of Ramsey, and Territory of Minnesota The
date Of the publication of this notice st. Pail the
seat of of the Territory Of Minnesota in the
county wherein the insolvent resides, In the WeeIIv
Minnesotan, Is the 3lst day Of January, A. D. 1851
of the officer before whom the creditors of the
insovent are required to appear is Moses Sherburne
trct in the Territory Of Minnesota. The place appoint
ted for such appearance Il the chambers Of the Aforesaid
Judge, ct the CAPITOL in the city Of st. Paul. and the
time fixed for such appearance the 10th day Of june
1851, at ten O'Clock A. \. Of that day. ~ 7.a
BRsBIN BIGELov,s Attorneys for insolvent.
Dated at st. Paul, Jan. %, 1857. jan. &.wl0w.
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OLD FOUNDRY!

Pioneer Foundry and Machine Works.
s7 Il OF SAINT PAUL.
The Proprietor of this well known Establishment would
say to his patrons that he has completed the enlarge
ment and furnishing of his premises and has SHARED no
expense to furnish it with new and expensive
MACHINERY, ENGINE LATHEs, POWER PLANES,
And frst-class
MECHANISTS, PATTERN MAKERS AND MOrLDERs
So that it is the largest and most complete Estab
lishment west of Chicago north Of St. Louis 1t is
now prepared to furnish all Minnesota, part of Wis
consin, with Portable and Stationary.
STEAM ENGINES,
LOCOMOTIVE AND CYLINDER BOILERS CIRCULAR
SAW MILLS, sIINGLE MILLS, BRASS WORK.
And Engine Trimmings of all kinds Having been 4,
operation -Four Years. it has large and constantly in
creasing stock of Patterns, and can furnish on short
notice all kinds of Mill Gearing, Water Wheels shaftiug
Spindes, Saw Mill Cranks, Building Columns Window
Caps and Ss and every variety of Castings in Iron and
Brass
IRON TURNING, PATTERN-MAKING,
And Forging, of all kinds, promptly executed Brass
Cocks, Valves, Babbtt Metal &C., constantly on hand
-" OBSERVE! IA
This is the only Foundry in the Territory that has
MACHINE SHOP ATTACHED TO 1T.
----rss. -. s-s F. GILMAN.
st. Paul. January 2S-dawy
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Territory of Minnesota, County ofRam.
sey, The District Court, Second judi.

Territory of Minnesota. County ofRan
sey, The District Court, second Judi.
Elvira B Sweet, Plaintiff, l. .s
Stephen X. Sweet, Defendant. l.1
appearing to my satisfac acton that cause of ,c,on
exists against the above named Defendant and tb.t
such Defendant cannot be found in this TerrtorvI do
order that the summons in this action in the words and
figures following, viz: ,-.,e.-r. So. - ~
TERRITORY OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF RAM
"SEY. TIE DISTRICT COURT, SECOND JUDICIAL
" DISTRICT. si ip e7'eT-'1 -
" Eivira d. Sweet, Pluintif, ~ Faisaaa
b ef against :, lSnmu,ons for p.,;s
Stephen B. Sweet, Defendant. q. -.
" To the above named Defendant In the name of IN.
United states you hereby summoned ard reonira
to answer the complaint in this action which il filed in
the Office of the Clerk of this Court and 10 serve conv
OF your answer to the said complaint the subscriber
at their Office in the City Of st. Paul I'M said Ramser
County, within thirty days after the service hereof
exclusive OF the day of such service and If Won fa ~,
answer the said complaint within the time aforesa;S
the Plaintiff in this action will apply to the Court for
" the relief demanded in the complaint
Dated st. Paul, January 23, 1857
4....-.- ~ '.-WILKiNsoN, BABcoCK J. Corroy
Plaintiffs Attorneys''
be served on such Defendant by the pubcaton hereof
once In each week for six successive weeks in the news
paper printed in the City of St. Paul and Cenntv or
Ramsey, called the I" Weekly Minnesotann -
Dated at Chambers, St. Paul. jan 25, 1887.
janai-wow siiel r5es- M. SHERBURNE, Judge
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]. JAY KNOX, JOHN J. KNOX,
ii. NJ. KNOX, { Bank of Vernon, New York
EXCHANGE AND BANKING OFFICE
OF J. JAY KNOX & CO., New Stone Block, near the
~ Post Office. Exchange bought and sold. Sole Agents
in Minnesota for
Duncan, Sherman & Co.'S. Foreign Bills,
OF One Pound and upwards, on England, Ireland and
Scotland Deposits received and unquestonable security
offered to depositors
REFERENCES:
New YORK.-Duncan, Sherman Co.. Atlantic Bank;
the Banks in Syracuse.
CHIC AGo.-Marne Bank. Dec15
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J1EALEKs IN REAL ESTATE, Minneapolis, Mime.
~ sofa Territory, have constantly on hand and for
sale large amount of Real Estate in Minneapolis Still
water, Superior, Hastings, Ninipger, Glencoe Little
Fais and other of the most promising Towns in the
Territory. Also Wild Lands, Pine and other Timber
Lands Farms, &c. They will locate Land Warrants in
me Territory Money constantly hand for Loans on
Real Estate security. jan15-d6m
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DELANO T. SMITH, Attorney at Law and Dealer in
- Real Estate, and General Agent. Office, next
door to the United States Land ONCE, Minneapolis Min
bought and sold money loaned property and titles
amined investments and collections made; Land War
rants, Located; Land entered and sold on credit
agencies socited interest allowed special deposits
All business entrusted to him will be attended to with
promptness and fidelity. % c.T oct 00 1asS dswtf '
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NEW JEWELRY STORE,
THIRD ST., TWO DOORS FROM MARsHALL'S BANK
SAINT PAUL, MINNESOTA. .-r ..-.ri
New Goods at New York Prices!
Fine Watches, warranted perfect, Gold and Silve
Levers, Lepines, Duplex and Escapement, Hunting and
Open Face, fine stock. Also,
Fine Gold Breast Pins and EarDrops, Cameo and Gold
Stone Sets Finger Rings Gents Studs Sleeve Buttons
Gold Pens and Pencils, Bracelets Lockes, Seals, Keys
and general assortment of
FANCY GOODS.
Gold and Silver Spectacles with the celebrated Perosco-
pic Gassesthe best kind in the world for the eyesigh
all of which goods offered very low.
REPAIRING carefully done, and all work warranted
st. Paul, Dec. 1-daw6m O. II. MOSES.
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BIDWELL,S EXCHANGE BANK.
THIRD STREET, ST. PAUL.
EXCHAN E
Bought and Sold at all times, and at best Rates,
DRAFTS AT SIGHT, fa
In sums of One Pound and upwards payable in all the
Principal Towns in England, Ireland and Scotland.
Deposits Received, Payable on Demand.
GOOD ENDORSED PAPER DISCOUNTED,
COLLECTIONS MADE,
And all Financial Business transacted under the general
system of Banking.
IRA BIDWELL SON, Bankers
JOHN K MADISON, Cashier. je19dtf
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M / N N e APOLIS.

REFRRENcEs Marshall & Co., Bankers, Saint Paul
Steele Esq, Fort Smelling Austin Adams, ESQ., Dubn.
que, Iowa; VIM A. Wheeler, Esq, Malone Bank, n Y
=. :: hubbard, Esq, Brasher Falls, N. Y. Hon. A. L.
superior Officers .. s. Land Office, Saltwater James
y: D. Martin Esd, Milwaukee, Wis; p J. Fish, Esq., VIII
ams9urg, City Of Brooklyn; Hon. r. s. Moloney Belyi-
dere H. Nessrs Cornell, Jameson Bass, Chicago
r r = wilcox, Esq Panesvile, Ohio, Rev. Truman NJ.
ros st. Louis, No.; Daniel b. Easley, Esq., Barksdale
Va; Va; byron Murray, ESQ.,, American Exchange N. Y
City 2 C. Corbn, Esq, Union Bank, Troy; s. G. Bull,
Esq, Farmers Bank, Orwell, vt. Dr. j. v. c. Smith,
Boston, Mass John s. Abbott, ESQ., NorridgevocL Me
Prof +. NJ Benedict, Burlington, Vt. NoY24.dax
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length by Messrs. Hayden, L. NJ. Brown,
Chase, Adams, Costello, Whitlock and Gere.
Messages from the Council being in order,
the one in relation to the adoption of the
JOINT Rules of 1856, and the appointment of
a Joint committee was taken up.
committee of Conference was then ap
pointed on the part of the House consisting
of Messrs. Murray and Stannard.
On motion of J. r. Brown, the House
adopted the Joint Rules of the last session.
BILLS ON THEIR THIRD READING.
No. 32 bill organizing the county of
Freedom, passed, and the title agreed to.
No. go, a bill defining the boundaries of
certain counties on the North Shore of Lake
Superior was taken up.
On motion, the House adjourned until
half-past two o'clock.
HALF-pAsT Two O'clock.
House met pursuant to adjournment and
was called to order by the Speaker.
The regular order of business was taken
mp, and No. 80, a bill organizing certain coun-
ties on the North Shore of Lake Superior
was passed, and its title agreed to.
Mr.. Murray moved reconsideraton.-
Lost.
No. 81, bill to amend the act incorpora-
ting the Little Falls Manufacturing Company
was passed and its title agreed to.
On motion, the House went into Commit
tee of the whole for the consideration of No.
81, bill to incorporate the st. Paul Savings
Institution. Laie aside.
No. 40, bill to dissolve the marriage con-
tract between Steven Roby and Lovinia
Roby.
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FOR COURT AND JURORS
d. D. Merrill grand iuror certi6cate' 1884
B. Galloway, I"
W. G.. Clark 1S56
j. ID. Pollock -
George W. Prescott, Clerk District Court,
DO wood for office. .,...
H. r. Baker, p;tit jurors certificate, 1885,.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-18

A SAD AFFAIR-SUDDEN DEATH.-A gen
tleman and lady arrived at the Pavilion
Hotel on Thursday evening with the corpse
Of young man who had died that day On
board the steamer Empress. The deceased
was betrothsd to the lady, and with her and
his friend werc going South on the Empress.
On Thursday morning while tho deceased
was sitting with the lady on deck. apparent.
ly in good health, his head sank upon his DO
som, and when the lady turned to address
him, he was dead. The party left the boa,
at Henderson, and were bearing the young
mans remains to his home in Maryland. The
lady's grief was heart rending to witness
her bright anticipations for the future, al
brushed away by the strong arm Of Death
Verify I'VE know not, what q day may bring
FORTH" -f-a4sas. -e II
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INTERIOR DEPARrMENr.-Informati has
been received at the Department of the Interi
or confirmatory Of the painful rumors that
have been circulated concerning the fate of
Henry l.. Dodge, United States agent for the
Navajo Indians in New Mexico. who has been
missing for some time past, and who. it was
killed by the Indians in that Territory.
Major Kendrick, commanding at Fort Def
ancc, sent out command to search for Mr..
Dodge, dead or alive, and his corpse was dis
covered at point about 80 miles south of the
Zuna, and toward the head waters Of the ella
rlver.
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IMPORTANT BANK CAsE.--The Kentucky
Trust Company Bank case Of Fennell VS.. San
ford. which has attracted much attention OF
late. its results being of great importance to
parties holding the notes or stock of the bank,
was decided on Saturday against Fennell-
Judge Moore, Of the Kenton County Circuit
Court, in Covington, gave judgment sustaining
the mortgage made by b. f. Sanford to the
Savings Bank Of Cincinnati, and dismissing the
attachment taken out by the Commissioner OF
the Kentucky Trust Company Bank. The full
extent of this mortgage was $15OOOO. This
decision will greatly disturb the calculations
of note and stockholders. 1t was confidently
expected, by parties interested in the bank
that the mortgage would be set aside, and the
property be used in the assets Of the bank.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1857-04-18

GRAND CoScEur.-By advertisement it will
be seen that Concert will be given on Mon
day night, at Crescent City Hall. Persons who
have heard this troop sing. speak in the high
est terms of their good qualities. Madame
Hsnssmann is a vocalist who has few equals;
and we are certain that all who attend on
Monday night will be delighted with the en-
'tertainment. Secured seats can be obtained
at the Hall, from to 4 o'clock, P. NJ. Prof.
Guile has been engaged for the occasion.
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or By the action of the City Council, at
their last session, the night Of meeting was
changed. That worthy body viii therefore
meet tonight. BY q mysterious advertise
.ment in another column, we learn that the
-"City Printing" will be let tonight, to the
Lowest bidder. We respectfully suggest to
the City Fathers that an advertisement for
proposals ito build house" would be about
~ definite as their proposition to receive bids
for the "City Printing" We shall see to-
night. tzssst --
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@ In spite Of the Journals commendabls
efforts to the contrary, storekeepers on Main
street, insist on pling :heir wares on the pay
ments. obstructing the passage Of pedestrians
A man hasjust as much right to obstruct the
street, as he has the sidewalk. The rights
OF people on foot are as well established in
this community, as those Of equestrians and
"draymen. II Marshal Martin will enforce
the ordinance IN few instances, We would
have no further cause Of complaint. f