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The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1858-04-16
New Goods---FirSt Arrival

w. &. w Ill &c CO.,
A T "Ballew's Old Stand" would respect
N fully call the attention of their friends
and customers to their splendid assortment Of
Spring and Summer Goods,
embracing variety adapted to the season
and the wants Of the country, which will be
sold at unheard of low prices.
FOR THE LADIES,
:hey have the latest styles of Dress Goods,
Trimmings, Muslins, Prints, Linens, Laces.
Handkerchief, Hosiery. Gloves, Bonnets and
Bonnet Trimmings. A large stock of
GENILEJfEN'S WEAR,
such as Cloths, Cassimers, Satinets, Vestings,
Tweeds, Drllings, DC, &c, Ready Made
Clothing, Hats, Boots and Shoes.
Drugs and Medicines, Paints and DyeStuffs,
Hardware, Cutlery, Queensware and Groce-
rios, besides every other article usually kept
in Retail Stores Give them call. They
consider it no trouble to show Goods. They
are determined not to be undersold.
CY- They will also attend to the purchase,
sale and shipment of Produce. April
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T WILL sell, on credit Of six, twelve and
eighteen months, on approved paper, a
DWELLING HOUSE, with two good rooms,
and Kitchen detached from main building,
and a quarter acre Lot. 1t is conveniently
situated to water, churches. schools, DC. II
can be bought low, as ! am going West and
am determined to sell. For particulars, up.
ply to Me.srs. Smith 4 Harden, London, or
TO me at Morgantou, Tenn.
March 20, ls5s-2m-49e
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Aoooot

TWO Thousand Dollars Of shelbyvile and cambridge
money wanted by the undersigned, for which they
viii give Goods low ds=a. Will also take the issues Of
the Bank Of East Tennessee, in payment for Goods
20 cts on the dollar. (Apl6l VIC. WITT co.
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Forest Hill Academy.

q. L. YORK, Principal.
THE Spring Session OF this institution will open on
Monday 22d February inst. Term OF Session. twenty
weeks.
Tuition:
flTst SIass &b,UU
Second I" .......................,.., 300
Payable one-half in advance. No pupil permitted to
enter the School without Ticket signed by Secretary
No deduction made for lost time, unless In case OF pro-
tracted sickness. contingent fee Of 81 per session
will be charged. by order Of the Board.
Feb l9-tf-t9l TI0S. A. CLEAGE, Secy.
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Lecompton All Rig h t.
HORTON e. BRYAN
liked Fact

60 says the Telegraph but be that as it
- may, it is the impression, or rather convic.
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Irish Potatoes,
Safes =! Safes /!

A FAw bushels Early White Irish Potatoes received
IN and for sale. [siar 19l J. NJ. HENDERSON.
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Spring and Summer Goods,

Cigars, TObacoO, CO.
CtFHORN 4 HORNsBY have just received a large
= assortment of fine Cigars, excellent Chewing To-
bacco and good Snuff April
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Important Notice.

nEADERICK 4 LOWRY having sold out theft In
~ terest in the Goods business, Is necessary that
their affairs should be closedup Therefore, all persons
indebted to the firm either by note account are
quested to call and sette and by doing they will save
costs. A. II. DEADERICK
Athens, March 10, 1s5S-tf NJ. NJ. LOWRY.
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Swan & Cos Lotteries,
$4,000! for Ten Dollars /!

To be drawn in the city OF Augusta Georgia. in public,
on Saturday, April 24th, 1855.
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Uouse and Lot for Sale at Loud0n.

1yUuP.-s,uart's Steam Refined Golden Syrup
- for skle by NOV. 13l y. TX. REEDER.
Sauk Rapids frontierman. [volume] (Sauk Rapids, M.T. [i.e. Minn.]) 1855-1860, 1858-06-17

sTTAVING had an experience Of foua years as $
Ii Register of the Y. 3. Land ofice, and
fur wears more asSmveyor ia Eltnesota, trusts that
Ne can rive perfect satisfaction 10 those entrustng
business to his charge. Will attend to the sale and
location of Land Warrants, the loaning Of money,
payment OF taxes, and the purchase and sale Of Rea
Estate Persons wishing to make investments q
loan money, will be guaranteed 25 per cent per an
mum. ae5z Pre- emption papers drawn up for claim.
ants, and claims prosecuted before the Land ohce.
Sauk Rapids, June s. 1857
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me Wires Revenge ;
MS 9s's5 81 sst on,
f4iE INiPR ovIDnNr HUsDAsB.'

f4iE InrRovIDnNr HUsBAsB. s
,sss CHATTER i. . 81, i
No strawberries What il The
world Is the reason YOU didn't order
some / Z exclaimed Edward Lester, A
he entered bis pleasant home il the sub
\ urbs 81 Boston. Y You know, Maria, 1
am very fond ofthem, and you are de-
terinined 70 punish me il some way if
/ you can. + IS s... .s e.
4 Punish, you, Edward What Nj ass d
|yoa talk % for. s" returned she wife, 4 4
4 sweet ,lit.ls womau, fill ef beauly and
grace. asifsst s9iiti
| TX Gu know ! like them very much, q
added the petulant husband. NJ ss'ssI
"But they taste too strongly Of the
/ money. Z
i Come, come, Maria, no more Of
Door jaIi,echard's ) saws. I am heartily sick
| OF them. A -3s4
!" You wsu|d not have me pay sixty
cents box for strhwDerr'es' r'd'es would '1fs
you s.yi.
Why not :
4 ls' TOO much. '7t
/" NJ, its'sn't.
You cannot afford It. 81
Yes, can. Isn't my salary h''een'
hundred dollars year
!" do not think strawberries @ SKI sl4'y
cents 2 ooa' s. ars wy p'oao '.l'' . ,.. :,
= -. !, gfs.1,1, Mi s,.
~ III p..,.a !, Ea,v. i, I e.,er ala not
aasa..a - s,,ch. he,,,t;f;,,s e,t-temnered,
s,;ss s, : Ms,;s' q ,What bu,ines. Md be
W. -, :. 80 - sco,d .ach ! lovely niece q
,,,aa, aL;aa j ~. ,,as ! 4 "a. wicked.
!, Isa.s h..d,y IT, ] ~ ,enr.,. While I
record h;s wicked conduct
81. !, I .a.,..s 3 80. e h;..ns.
-. ~" 80. 80 rsa,,s - ! sxreI,en, =, ~
49,. NJ u ,,,, Il, ,:,,, o., J,
- s. 49, !, ,.1I, 4. &, . J. 3. s,., ,..a
s'.1' 81, .'s MI. 81 81 s',. q, d. ]. d. ,,,
s !, 81, I; 4. J; = . ], ,,o,a.
80 9 :. : ., s ne !. ! 8, hsttsl ;t;.
not vorth wh;lolt III dwell too long npon;
fthe DARK side of his character.
H.s,..s ] verv ana i salesman. and
8, ..,,,avea u ! large establishment
lin the ci.y, il salary of fifteen hundred
1dollars For the first year after his mar
- ~ ardsd IL ~ f.. des;r;,g E, ], - i,
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i av.rtisefs will beeni,led to change ostne's
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TERMS:
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catesfrom Pos:masters. *
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-13

De GRsrH's ELECTRIC oIL-This celebrated rem
edy for rheumatism. Govt, Neuralgia, Erysipelas,
Eruptions, Sprans, Burns, Felons. &c, is manufac-
tured only by Professor Chas. De Grath everywhere
known as the original dscoyerer, at his old establish
ment, in Eighth street below Cnesnut, No. 50.
N B.-The SICK for their safety, must avoid all
worthless counterfe,s from the of which the worst
consequences have followed to invalids who have
been deceived into buying them. An article which is
confessed in the versemenf of it, to lie only n" i'm
ition of Prof. Chas De Graths Electric Oil, is
times offer To the public by person in this city,
who pretends to have picked up knowledge of the
mode OF prepa il, while ia the employ Of Prof De
Grath.
This is an entirely unfounded pretension. person
who now advertises imitation Of the Electric Oil,
was once engaged with Prof De Grath, book keep
and correspondent and thus made himself known to
some customers but he was never trusted to the
MANUFAcrURE of the Medicine Of which he is entire.
y ignorant. or this il is not necessary TO say
more present, as, Of course. will buy I'M
IrATIoS, when they can obtain the ORIGINAL, sENU
article, by application to Prof Chas De Grath, a
his long established store, No. 30 Sou Eighth ST..
a few doors below Chestnut. liam l3-dSwlwl
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Another Witness for DR.. Robakc.

We see that DR.. Jean Ledoux, we'll
known practitioner in Franklin, Louisiana,
has come out with a strong Endorsement of
DR.. C. W. Roback's celebrated vegetable spe-
ciics, the Scandinavian Blood Pills and
lished in the Southern papers, These mcdi-
eines the Pills and Purifer) undoubtedly re-
lieve disorders incident to the digestive or
gans, improve the appetite, renew the
strength, allay nervous irritation, and free
the system from the impurities which gene
rate and stimulate diseases of the stomach
and the bowels" Such unqualified praise
from such source, carries weight with it,
and seems to confirm the result of our own
observations. DR.. Roback's advertisement
in another column, deserves attention.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-13

Th(bughout the country that has attained the widest
celebrity ever known a remedy for Liver Com
plants We hs reference to DR.. SANroRD's ISvIG-
ORATOR OR LIVER REMEDY that has performed cures
almost too great to believe, it not for the
doubted evidence that accompany the testimonials 1t
is, in truth, the greatest remedy known for Dyspep
STA, Jaundice general debility that often baf
aes the skill Of our most eminent ply sicians.
Dr. Sanford has been for long time Of the emf
nsnt physicians Of New York, and it is sad most Of
his cases treated with the Invigorator with such
invarable success that he has been induced to offer it
as family medicine, and let the world have the bene
fit Of his discovery. If those who troubled with
debility, headache, anguor, slow, lingering fever
will try bottle. think they might save ply scians
bills and days, perhaps years OF suffering. See ad
vertisement. Jan l3-d&wlwl
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sI- How often do we hear the inquiry made, what
get to this violent tramp nightly sub
ject to well know the to be my too frequent
indulgence in eating the vegetables ard fruits Of the
besides taking dozen more glasses % ice
water during the day-consequeItly must pay the
penalty. Our advice such would be, always to keep
bottle of Hcsteters Celebrated Stomach Bitterr in
the house. it will afford instant relief TO any person
having Cramps, Srasms, Cholera Morbus, &c. which
are generally the result of Over-indulgence in vegeta
bic In fact, when interest is consulted, fmi-
Iy afford without these Btters. They c@n he
had of any of druggists for dollar bottle,
containing full quart, which will last the season.
Sold by all druggists and dealers generally.
jan l3-d&wlw
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THE RIVER at this point continues to re

THE RIVER at this point continues to re-
cede slowly.
The weather yesterday morning was clear.
warm, and pleasant as a day in Spring; but
in the afternoon the sky was overcast, with
indications of another change.
Business OH the levee, yesterday, was more
animated tn: II Oh the previous day, and
draymen were actively engaged, until late in
the evening.
The splendid packet Southerner vii! be
down to-day for Memphis. The favorite
Louisville and Evansville packet Diamond
will also be here to-day, and the Moses
Mcclellan will touch here on her upward
trip.
The Commerce and Umpire came in coils
ion few days since in the Cumberland Riy-
err, by which the latter lost wheel.
The Hickman, for Arkansas River will be
down o-morrow, and the Defender for New
Orleans.
The fine steamer Baltic will be down to-
day from Louisville.
FROM New ORLEANS The steamer z. II.
Fairchild came up yesterday evening bring
ing New Orleans dates of the 9Th. She put
off large lot of molasses and sugar at this
point. To Mr.. Leyden her polite clerk, we
are indebted tor full files of papers. From
the New Orleans Crescent weclip the follow
ing report of the market.
SUGAR-There was good demand. Fair
al E.i M A IN
MoLAssLs-Some 1900 bbls were sold at l6
6l715 tor Inferior and Dark. and ls@l9 for
Good to Choice, with 500 half bbls ut 2z@
2213c q gallon.
FLoUK-The demand was active, with
sales of about 1000 bbls at firmer prices in
Gliding l2J0 at 81 for Superfne and s. 80
for Fine.
GRAIN-The sales of Corn embraced some
5000 sacks, including 500 Ordinary Green
Mixed at soc, ll27 White in one lot at So
1850 in lots at the same, 200 at &C, and 1850
Yellow. also at 2ec q bLshel. OF Wheat
POI sacks Prime Red were sold at 90c, and
3l7S Prime White in. one lot at 81 l2H &
bushel. Oats were higher, witt. sales oil 45C
sacks Ohio at 44945c, and 100 81. Louis al
45@47c q bushel.
PRovIsroys-The safes of Pork included
some $50 bbls Mess, mostly rather short
weight, at SIS. with some retail parcels al
Sl3 so n Dbl. OF Green Meats, about 81, O0t
lbs in bulk and in casks were sold at $685.,
tor Shoulders, 6@64 Tor Hams, and &c q II
for Sides. Lard was in good request, will
sales of 500 bbls and tierces, including l0t
No. ut TSlc, 6UO in several lots at s@S4c fol
No. to Prime.
CoFrEE-There was good demand. will
sales OF about $500 bags, including $50 at s.
5Sl at Ssl@9, ALP ut s114@91a, and lou Skim
mings at &c y 10.
WnIsKY-Th he market was dull, with sales
of 100 bbls Deans Extra Rectifcd ut Ice, anc
40 Raw at tic u gallon.
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The CampbeIIs Last Might another COncer
nj 10 O'Clock this Morning for the Benefit
af nj he Baar.

The CampbelIs Last Night -Another Concer
nj 10 O'Clock this Morning for the Benefit
OF the Poor.
Crescent City Hall was crowded last night
BY large audience, who listened with de-
light to the music of the Campbells. The
whole performance, with the exception Of
the dancing by tie "wenehes" was unexeep-
tionablc and by far the best of the kind ever
given in the city. At the request OF the
Evansville Benevolent Association, the
Campbells will give another Concert this
morning ut ten O'Clock, at Crescent City Hall.
This is the first call in behalf Of the poor,
made by the Association this winter, and 1t
should be promptly responded to. The pro-
gramme will include number OF the
choicest song, with several instrumental
pieces. executed as the Campbells can alone
execute them. Those who were present
last night will gladly avail themselves Of
another opportunity to hear this talented
troupe.
The Hall will be opened at half past nine
o'clock, and the price oftickets has been fixed
by the Committee at fifty cents. Give the
Association q full house, anil show the Camp
bells that their services in behalf of the pool
of Evansville are duly appreciated.
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LATEST FROM KANSAS
The LecOmpt On Constitution
Voted Down
Great Excitement in the Territory.

ST. Louis, Jan In
The Democrat has Kansas advices to the
eth, which give the following pro-slavery
malorities:
Kickapoo s64, Doniphan county 500, john
son county 1900, Bourbon 430, Douglas coun-
ty gives 500 Tree State majority, and Atchi-
son City about 80. Democratic State ticket
probably elected. Majority of Legislature
free State,
About half the vote of the Territory was
cast for free State officers, but II very decided
expression was given against the Lecompton
Constitution, it being set down at ten thou
sand.
a man named Calvert was arrested stuff
fng ballo: boxes. Another named Rodman
was arrested for receiving fraudulent votes.
Calvert was taken to Leavenworth along
with cannon belonging to the Kickapoo
Rangers, and paraded through the streets.
Much excitement prevailed. Fears were
entertained ofserious troubles.
Political parties much divided-the ma
ijority bitterly opposed to the Lecompton
Constitution.
Gen. Calhoun was supposed to be at Wes-
ton, Mo. He has been advised not to return
to the Territory.
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HAMILToN. n. Y, Jan.

HAMILTON, n. =, Jan. II.
A most atrocious murder was committed
at Poolville, four miles from here, last night.
Jerred Cofnstock and wife, aged over sew
enty years, were the victims, and their son
was the murderer. lie had been for some
time insane At about eight o'clock last
evening. he killed his father by knocking
ed with a skillet. He then cut their hearts
out, and cut one OF the bodies in pieces, and
roasted the other on a stove, eating portion
of it. He intended to have killed his sister,
but fortunately she escaped. The murderer
is in custody, and has confessed the act.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-13

W In quantity, quality and style, Mr..
LYONS stock of goods for gents wear, is not
excellcd If equslled by any in the State; his
stock of fine fresh French cloths pushes and
cassimeres, is truly rechtrche; his clothing
From DEvLN's, New York, is fully as well
made and trimmed as the best custom work,
and, as still greater indueement, he will
sell goods full twenty-five per cent, lower
than the regular rates.
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Philadelphia Market.
PH1LApEIPnIA. Jan

Extra Flour ranges from 81 Is to IS U.s.
Rye Flour very dull at SIS Is. Corn Meal at
IS. There is good demand for better quail
tiles Of Wheat but inferior lots are neglect
ed-sales of 1000 bushels at 81 12@1 Is for
red, and 81 80 for white. Rye continues to
sell at Toe. Corn scarce. new yellow selling
on arrival. at 62c; old held at Coo. 1000 bu.
Pennsylvania Oats sold at 35c. Cloverseed
in good demand-200 bushels sold at IS per
Ga lbs. Coffee quiet. Another auction sale
of $500 bags Rio is announced for Thursday.
Sugar and Molasses dull. Provisions very
dull; small sales Mess Pork at SIS so, and
Lard at Sc in barrels, and loslc in kegs
Whisky dull at 2l1Sc.
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Very Interesting Intelligence from
NICARAGUA!
Reported Loss OF $50 Of Colonel JOhnson's
Army ON the Plains!
NEW ORLEANS, Jan 1l-P

NEW ORLEANS, Jan 1l-PM
The Empire City has arrived at the Balize,
with Havana dates to the 9th.
The Star OF the West takes 81 GOO 900 in
gold.
The United States steamer Fulton, arrived
at Aspinwall on the 30th ult., bringing news
from Greytown that Frank Anderson had
surrendered Castillo and the river steamers
to the frigate Susquehanna.
II was reported at San Francisco hat Col.
Steptoe, at Fort Walla, in Oregon, had re-
ceived dispatch stating that $50 of Colonel
Johnson's command had been killed by the
Mormons, and Col. Johnson forced to re-
treat.
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INFLUENZAlAND COMMON COLD,

LIK thieves in rhe silence the night, have car
ried many to the silent grave. They caused by
sudden check of perspiration by which the stomach is
rendered inactive, and the lungs become loaded with
corrupted matter which enters the blood, and disease
Is the result. For all colds coughs and chills
ceeded by heat and for all fevers Of every form, and
hoarseness and of the throat, lungs and
ach and for all weakness ard sickness Of every kind,
from three to FIVE of these Pills going to bed for
few days. will be all that you require to restore you
perfect health. Ii has been admitted and claimed all
Europe that there twas a medicine, that
will extirpae all Of disease from the SYSTEM
equal TO Dr. Mnrses Indian Root lls; that the more
you take them the stronger you grow. They are
founded upon the principle that the human hody is
subject to but disease, namely corrupt humors.-
These Pills not only cleansethe bowels, but follow the
blood through every vein and artery, and purify it
from all morbid and corrupt humors. that disease is
of every name is driven from the body.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE.
Females who value health should never be without
these Pills. 1t has been admitted ny a number of ply
scians, that females cannot too highly value them.
They have given health and spirits to hundreds of fe
males who without them would have been in their
graves They purify the blood, distractions,
interesting appearance. box of these Pills great
medical companion at certain periods. From one to
three should be taken every day until relief is OBJ
| tanned. A few doses occasionally, when we'll, will
keep the system in healthy condition
Dr. Morsess Indian Root Pills are sold by all deal
ers in Medicines.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-13

~ The Cashier of tho Gosport Bank af-
firms that the statement made by some Of the
papers that the bank had gone by che board,
is totally without foundation. He says tina
within thirty days every dollar of this issue
can and will be redeemed in gold and silver'
Or current par funds.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-01-13

sN The machine shop of the Central
Railroad, at Richmond, Va, was consumed
by fire on the night of the 5th inst. Seven
locomotives were destroyed involving a loss
Of s25, 600. Insurance trifing.
sB 1t is rumored that Mr.. Belmont, who
is said to be partner in the vast transact
tons of the great capitalists OF the age, is to
be sent to Spain to negotiate for the purchase
of Cuba.
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Cincinnati Markets.

CINCINNATI, Jan. I'm
Flour dull but not lower, 600 bbls sold at
50 70(95 IS, for superfne; receipts fair
Whisky steady at l5c. Hogs dull. 1000 sold
at So 75@s4 10, receipts large. Provisions
dull; Mess Pork offered at Sl1 so; Green
Hams declined to so. Lard nominal.
CINcINNATI, JAM, 12-PN
Flour closes dull. without any special
change; 1900 bbls sold at So 5O@3 go for SUI
perfine and 81 90 for extra. Whisky 15c.-
Hogs, Irregular, 800 head sold at So 1904
%, receipts very large. Mess Pork offered
at Sl1 As. Provisions declining. Green Meats
declined to 8, AZ and size for Shoulders,
Sides and Hams. Lard offered at 71Sc for
prime in bbls. Bulk Meats unchanged and
DULL at 4 u and 514c for Shoulders and Sides,
loose.
Prime paper is il little better supply, but
is mainly absorbed by the banks.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
NOTICE.

FuNHE CITY OF EVANSVILLE having placed in
u my hands for collection the following precepts
against the property, and for the purposes OF filling,
grading, laying pavements, &c, and default having
been made in the payment thereof; therefore, l.,
GEORGE WoLFLIN Collector of the city Evansville
nv virtue OF my office, hereby give notice TO the
ea owners Of said property that unless said owners
pay up said improvements said lots on or before
ihs 25th day OF January, shall on that day. the
door Of the Court House, in the city OF Evansville
between. the hours Of 10 o'clock, A. M, and and
o'clock P proceed 10 sell said lots according to the
lavr---Hie and provided in such case. gt-
81 the Common Council of the City of
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