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ROBERT SHEPfARH,}
MAHLOS D. WDS.1
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

~ Public Sosiee Is hesby xtven TO ali pev.ons Interest
e that tbs unletaKned Co.nsatones, appointed BY ens
Common Coundl Of 1,a CITY Of Chicao u ascertala tbs
and fecot1pcnte due The owners Ee1ecvty Of
ssea sha sad taken tsr he
aaa Tyor aoe Of rert TO
Inns es Rnhy street ned the operns q Tachesss Fret
Cosna u Rec ST. Honcre nod the west kaH Of May
A:seet from xA1Eu stseet the south as OF kut u
Eo,ta Cha2:on shoxn t1s recorded pat Of ashand
Second Adlitlun to ChIcAo, IA aeeustAnca With urtr
t1Asei common Council November to, 1851 and At The
ae 1c to The aznouht Of su-h ianaks tekether
them deemed osnttel IA pr7rarsloa. atszly msy b.
to tue benr resulting parcel Of kfoaod tspect
soh Jag Vt November. lo. u the hour O'Clock \. u
fus The purpose of maf.n1 hs:d aaeessnett.
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r| Noticc.--The undersigned,
Stockholders In ie 2icrchauis usnk Of Macon. Georgia
ss w :se ,r,si,i IL. Ut !.s cLa 1aade personally liable
It. s-u.s. The sie. q! tits uapk vi h. taken y
att d:p,s. en- the tess Kentucky, Indiana md
tlalp, II. \. TUCKER CO.
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Special Roticcs.

c5E Nature is the Greatest. Plhvsi-
e.n. 1n's1now admitted by the .elc., prots u*cn
fundamental psncpse Of healing -clcnra. IL wisely pro-
<ided " The human eeoroy that ~henevrr an,t,nx Il
x1oag tic physea syk:e the na.ura forces Of tbs body
art brought to toArto expe the Ilsc1.e The great aim
therefore hta strengthen the natural poxe. This haa
hsen teA in view bT the rklfui cnmpouues Of DR.. J.
AosTE1TERS B1TTEKS which operate to ktve fseah
vitality to II the organs Of tue body The cnt Of ths
ms3cfpc Upon the 4,oArh the rcs and tho kdneYx
pron?: and decisive, The pa.leut Who Is Wis enough
suit dragging and Try iae ,17xas soon feels he had
talen n:w 1esss al l and as lie eoa.nucs the Of
the Article h Is oyeoyc to nud ths streams Of health
S-uraaS through his sf:amr L ali from whose check the
aoa has departed sse Dr. J. Hostettess Celebrated Bt
fcEH ss:s.-
Sold hy Druggists and dcaess seaesally evssywlssc.
nuyl4..wd&w
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but it is understood that no will decline the
honor, under the idea that II would somewhat
conflict with the brighter prospects, which
await hin-of being the nominee Of ~ Re-
psblioans 10 1860. This iAsa 10 IL UNDER
stood seriously and con6dsntly 10 entertain,
90 much 20, ~ to decline any oiEsr OF pref err
ment which might in any degree trammsl
him, Or impede the prompt acceptance Of that
distinguished honor. Moreover he IL unwil.
ling to incur the odium Of defeat, and thus
impair HE availability BY desracting from
the. great moral prestige ofinyincibility which
he possessed before the change in the polisi-
cal aspects Of his Congressional District,
wrought BY the so-called Gerrymandering
operation Of Democratic Legislature.
But this Wing movement 10 designed not so
much with reference to State Ascendancy AZ
the reorganization Of the party for the Press
idential contest 10 1860. This il necessa-
~, nay, an indispensable preliminary to .
coalition, for without organisation there
would be nothing tangibls or material to pre-
sent upon this side upon. which to base a
claim for patronage 10 the event Of Republi-
oan ascendancy. After the organisation 10
complete, it will only need the consummation
Of an union between the Republioans and
Wings at the North to secure the undivided
vote Of the Wings in this State and North
Carolina, and doubt not in other Southern
States.
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TO him, to play with him, to hand him fow-
ers. They crowd his pulpit stairs the boys
gather almost about his feet. After meeting
one spring evening, while Mr.. Beecher was
talking with several gentlemen upon some
apparently important business, : little rosy
faced girl stepped upon the platforn, and
holding out bunoh or white and I'D slower,
said: "Here, Mr.. Beecher." H Instantly
bent towards the child, and taking the fow-
ers, said 10 pleasant tone, and with kind
smile: "Thank you, these smell like the
country.n The ohild looked perfectly de-
lighted as she darted away The mystery
and secret Of Henry Ward Beecher's won
derful success as q preacher, may be ex-
planned in HE own words, which ne applied
to another: "He breaches life-truths in life
forms, with the power Of his lifs in their ut
terance.,
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Council PrOcc e0Imxs.
COUNCIL Room,
Keokuk, Jan. 9th, 'o9.

Keokuk, Jan. 9th, 90.
Council met.
Present, the Mayor and Aldermen Bishop,
Haines, Reynolds, Shelley, Smith, Wyman and
Timbermaa.
The minutes Of last meeting read and APP
proved.
Apetition was received from Israel Anderson,
aud Eve others, asking for the laying Of plank
walk On the south side Of High street. from the
s. Il. corner Of High and lath streets to the
West corner OF lot =, in block IL, in Reeves,
Perry and Williams addition TO the City, and
also street crossing on 10th and High streets,
whereupon, the Engineer was directed to have
plank walk laid ~ called for by the petition,
the same to be done at the expense OF the lots
fronting thereon, also to have a street crossing
made at the point called for by the petitioners.
A memorial Was received from Vim. Kess,
ESQ, in behalf Of himself and associates, hold
ers Of City Bonds making certain propositions
in reference to the City Indebtedness.
Petition referred to the Committee ON F-
nance.
On Molion, the City Engineer was directed TO
have n plank walk laid upon the West side OF
Third street, from Concert to Fulton, also on
the south side Of johnson from 18th to 18th
streets.
The City Recorder made his reports for the
quarter ending Sept 80, 1858, and for the quar-
Ter ending Dec. 81, 1858, showing the number
Of City cases during said terms TO be 804. aud
the aumber of State csses 10 be 40. Amour.
of fines assessed in city case., 1868. Amount
of fees due the Recorder from the city, SGT
Report accepted, and ordered TO be filed, and
the Recorder allowed the amount Of his fees
as aforesaid.
The City Engineer reported the appcrtion-
meni 10 sundry lots, as indicstsd below. for
laying plank walks, whereupcn, the following
resolution Vas adopted:
RtsolCsd. That special tax rs indicated be-
low, be assessed and levied upon the lots here-
In described, Il being the special tax upon said
lots for laying plank side walks In front there
Of as reported by the City Engineer ia bis re
port Of January 4th, 1889, viz:
On Northwest side Of 9th street, from Main
a :.
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Lot 4 Block 2 Reds addition, So a.
,rner Of Main street, and Levee.

Corner Of Main street, and Levee
90 fee. front on Main, Of lot 6, Block 4, 2G 70
90 feet front on Levee, OF lot 6, Block 4, 10
9 feet north east side levse lot blk 4. 90
Alderman Smith offered the following pream-
bic aud resolution which vcrs adopted;
Whereas, The Directo rs Of the Keokuk, FL
Des Aoines and Minnsssota railroad company
are about to contract for the compilation Of the
same to Des Moines City. and whereas, "
deem it very important that said road should
be brought into the city, ~ least ~ far -
Bank street, in accordance with the wishes Of :
large portion OF our citizens, who have petition
cd for the same Therefore,
RESOLVED, That the Directors Of the x. n.
Des ii. 4 NJ. Il. b, Co, b. requested to moor
pora,e in any contract they make for the com-
pleiion Of the X. Fl. D. NJ. 4 n. r. X. pro-
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vision to secure the construction of said Road
up into the city % far a. bank street.
Alderman Smith offered tks follow wing, which
was referred TO the Committse on Streets and
Alleys. So
4 Rssoipsd, That the city Marshal be directed
20 abste and remove ~ nuisance the old log
house nov standing on Bluff street, near Is
street, In Reds Addition. II the same DO not
done by tho owner thereof within four days
The following Bills and Estimates were allow
John Stewart, for boarding prisoners in
calaboosc, 81 rs
John Fanuing, for nails. hauling and
money paid for plank in laying side
walks, 1Gl 93
John MoCune, depositing earth on lots l.
2, Block "a, IS SO
Whaler 4 Co., estimate No, l, work on
| Concert street, between Isl and End
streets. s129 GO
McCr-a l. Co.. estimate No. l, earth de-
posted In X. Rosd street, bet, Pork
Honse and Pauls Mill, 3s8 re
McCrea 4 Co., estimate earth Deposited
in Road street, from railroad cross
ing to Pork House, 1853 CO
c. C. Stevens, for Certificate Of Purchase
for grading alley. in Block No. So, 80 "a
IL ". Sample, or salary IS Mayor 250, 90;
b. &, Merriam or salary ~ Clerk. 100. 90. Guy
wells ar a. Engineer, 8Ib,0O; Daily Post Co.
! Or printing proceedings 81 %; H. Newton &
Co., or printing proceedings 3l.25; J. b.
Howell 4 Co, or printing proceedings 81 IS;
| Beobachter Des Western, l Or printing proceed
ings III 20; CARRIER ! or salary ~ Treasurer
5000; J M Shelley, meetings ~ Alderman,
l4,0o, J. Haines, ii meetings a. Alderman,
-, 90; d b Smith, ii meetings as Alderman %.
90; w Timberman 0 meetings ~ Alderman H.
90; JAS Reynolds, ID meetings a. Alderman
1900; Il II Wyman Ii meetings 90 Alderman
5000; Bishop, l3 meetings ~ Alderman,
$500; VIM Patterson, 8 meetings a. Alderman
1890; j II Grifcy month salary M Marshal,
50,b0; l. Huston, ] month salary a. Dept
Marshal $500; A Brown, month salary as
policeman, 1900; Il II Rockefeller, month ms
policeman, 1000
n Bsrttet. mo salary as policeman, so;
Anthony, do do do $40
Jno Fanning, do do street supervisor. so
Z NJ Kennedy. do do do supt. Is
The following bills we're referred to the COM
mittee on claims, via;
IT GriiFey for money paid by order Of II
Taylor, late mayor, $l25.75
Jno Stewart. for boarding Mary Grouse 81
meals, 60. 2l,00
The following was referred TO the committee
on Gas lights;
keokuk Gas Light and Coke Co, for the use
Of 20 street lamps, TO Oct 81, ons-third O. ar,
$500 co
Council adjourned to Jan. II, 1859, at eA
o'clock. Pm b s MERRIAM. CTk
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lie
NOTICES hereby given To the owners Of the
lots dsscvibsdin she foregoing list situsteiin the
City Of keokuk, Lee County and State Of lows,
thst special tar has been assessed and levied
said described lots desi In the above list
BY the City Of said city for lss ing plank
walks 10 front thereof, and unien payment be
made Of the taxes 80 levied, and all costs befars
the 18th day Of Jan, A. d. 1850, the said lots OF
much thereof as shall be necessary to discharxe
said tar and costs, will be sold on the day aforo
said, 1T the Mayors Office In said city, between
the hours of o'clock IN. and s o'clock p. m.
@. q. STEVENS.
Colisctorof theCity OF ksokuk
Jan. o, l859-dtd
To d. III. KIRKPATRICK:
VoU aTeheYeby notified that there Ia now on Ole
L in the ofhce OF the CisFk III the district Court
OF Lee County, Iowa, ~ keoksk, the petition VI
Frank Ballneer and W. w. perrtns. claiming Of
yoa and j. Hunaliski the gum OF twelve hundred
dpilars money due ON two pronuissory notes made
by you and said uunaliski 10 Franz Bailinger, and
also praying for the foreclosure Of . mortgage
given by you to said Baliinger certain real es-
txte purchased BY you of said BalIinger, and more
particularly described In said petition, to secure
tAspAynsnt Of said notes; and unless yen ap-
pear and answey said petition on before the
secosd d1y Of the next FehruYy tsvao ~ said court
The petition will be taken ~ confessed and tsdx-
mcnt rendered accordingly by dsfanlt.
RANKIN, MILLER a KNSrEK,
Jan. 4, lsse.d Ait'ys Tor Plaintiffs.
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THIRD ANNUAL BALL
or TIE
YOUNG AMERICA FIRE CO,

vlHk members u the
Young America Fire. n
company respectfully M ~
announce 70 their fIiends and the pub
lie gsneralis thai they viii gsvs their Third An
nual Ball, al the
MP. enables HOTEL.
On friday Evsning, Ian. 7sh, 1880.
Neither pains nor expense will be spared 70 make
this the Ban Of the season. Supper viii be
gtves hy the proprieton Of the ST. Charles.
Maddern's Cotilion Band haa been engaged
Tickets. admitting gentleman and lady. A.
including supper.
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a. The Piccolomini fever, which Ut 6rnt
attacked Boston but slightly, II now fairly
raging Tho young men are paying for the
privilege Of going on the stage ~ supernu-
meraries, 80 - to be near the prima donna.
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0UO00IUg 3ECO0CJO0s
ME a ND NONE SAVE nj
DIRECT IMPORTATION
or
$4,000 W"rth % Gard en seeas.
l. and other noted gardening countries, ali al
which offer to the public at prices ted
in the annals Of history. | also offer for sale :
very large assortment OF my own raising. All
Warranted FRESH and GENUINE. Thoss,ds-
vantage to send in their bills BY the Asst q Feb
ruary, II possible.
Orders hlied and remittances promptly mad..-
ssnd Tor list OF prices ny the POUND, box, OF DER
100 papers. r.
0ardcn Seeds pat up In lots 10 suit purchaser.
beihga prnstical Gardener myself Il feel con6dsnt
! shall suit the public In Sesds. Adore a
GEO. ROBERTSON .sssdsmaD.
JAN ~ ~%0SWu keOkuk Iowa
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MANNED.

In Peoria, Ills, ON the 27th uls., by Rev b. NJ.
Reed, Mr.. William 7. Mcadss, of the former place,
~ Miss Mary \. Nelson, formoriy If ksokuk,
Iowa.
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Coon Srosr.-Ths following story 10 told
Of JENNY Mohar, who has 90 loag been the
gardener OF the Presidential mansion in
Washington
The President had heard rumors that Jem.
my waa accustomed to get drunk, and bs un-
civil TO the visitors ct the White House, 30
one bright morning be summoned him into
his presence TO receive his dismisssl. ssJem-
my" said the President, 81 hear bad stories
about you. II j. said you are constantly
drunk and unoivil to visitors" Jsmny vas
pushed 70 reply---as last he saids ssMr. Pres
ident | hear much worse stories about you,
but do you think behave them ?''
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CHARLES nADMAKE1.
HAIR DRESSER.

I ATE OF Paul celebrated Saloon, No. II Court
IL iandt st, New York, would respectfully tender
bis professional services TO the ctisens Of ksoksk
and vicinity, and gives notice that 10 has opened
an cstabla hment corner Of "a and johnson sts :,
opposite the Calf House, whore, by panetaai ~
tentioa TO business he hopes to securs the patron.
age Of this community.
SHAVING,
HAIR CUTTING,
AND SIIAMPOOING,
Dene with NemlmcsS ana Dlspasch.
G. II. has on hand choice stock Of Perfumery,
Lubin,s Extracts, 10, which no Offers for sale q
the lowest New York Prisss.
Sept !, 'Ss-dy
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~ The Methodists have . rare nrnoch,

ca The Methodists have rare preacher
among them, il We are to believe q cores
pendent Of the Memphis Christian Advocate,
who says Of Rev. F. +. Pitts, one OF their
pulpit orators, 81 have repeatedly heard the
most famed men Of America, but there are
times when the Hames Of bis pathos ticks the
everlasting hills with . roar that moves your
soul to the depths fashomsd by few other
men,
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CAPITOL HEsTAURANT,
DISsOaUTsON.

DISSOLUTION.
r0sHE IN y Partnership heretofore existing under
the name and style Of Dixon Brown IL this
day diAsolycd BY its own Limitation. The business
Of the 6rm will Be settled BY either member Of the
hrm, but the accounts are In the hands Of a.
browne for settlement All parties knowing them
selves indeb1d are requested 10 call and settle ths
sane. GRO. g. DIXON.
kcokuk, Dec. II -. GIBSON BROWNE.
decl 6d1m
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OuR Bxsr PARLogs.-Don't keep solsmn
parlor into which you go but once month,
with the parson or sewing society. Hang
around your walls pictures which shsli tell
stories OF mercy, hope, courage, faith and
charity. Make your living room the largest
and most cheerful in the house. bet the
place be such that when your boy has gone
TO distant lands, or even when, perhaps, he
olings to q single plank in the lensly waters
OF abs wide ocean, she thought Of the ssill
homestead shall come across the deselstion,
bringing Alusys light, hope and love. Have
no dungeon about your house; no room yoa
never open; no blinds that are always shut.
II IL Marvel.
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DlSAOLUTION,

TINE co-partnership heretofore existing under
/ the name II X. Ii. Abbott 4 Go. IL dissolved.
II. SULLIVAN.
The business Of the arm will b. settled BY Il.
Sullivan alone, vt the old stand on ii street, be.
tween Msin and johnson.
Jan. Z, lS5p.dfw
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Subscriptions for the DAIRY GArx CRY, and
wxnKLr vALLsr wnIu, must BE- accompanied b,
the cash In all Cases. 6
Daily 'ub"cri bers can PAY the carrier they pre-
FER, once In two wssks: The carrier Ii advised to
require payment In advance, In all cases.
No Job Work delivered until paid for.
All advertisements must ~ paid for in advance,
except In the case Of custonsn with whom we have
mutual accounts. With such, settlements will, he
made quarterly.
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On west side 81 street, from Bank to b street,
Retdss LAWYER AddjtiuD

To Hiatt b Hsrbines lot, between Cedar st..
and Pork House, $S8 90. TO Reid, Estes &
Mason's lot adjoining Patterson & Timberman's
lot, 81 10.
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DELlNQUEnT List or Lots
n IN which special taxes are due and unpaid, for
" laying Plank Sidewalk.
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COAL SLAUGHTER COAL!

FINHE Slaughter Coal Co, Intcn IinS 10 sell Coal
/ A. cheap W cheaper than can b. bought else
where, quality considered, vii. furnish their sups
ror Coal quaniies 10 uit purchaser, delivered
In any psrt VI the city
Pres 10 cents per buShcl
Assorted, IL cent? per bushel.
sTEPiiEN E. JONES,
snla Agent s. {. Co,
To parties wishing cheap Coal, irrespective Of
trne economy | will ia nish Lawrsne. and Fsrn-
ington Coal ut IL cents. Sc. JONES.
1an7i
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1nx ArsrcAEs.--The following extraordi.
nary Communication We find 10 the EdgeHeld
Is. C.) Advertiser:
Mn. EDIroa: Please insert this a. mn au-
thorixed announcement that the cargo of
slaves brought by the WaAderer from Africa
have been landed ip Edge6eld district, and
that most OF them are now within its con.
lines. This act has been done By a combina-
ton OF many Of the first families 10 Georgia
and South Oarolins, from purely patriotic
motives. They ask for q suspension Of pub-
planned and their arguments heard in defence
Of it.
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TAu Dns AoHxns vALLry Nnse 81 rnbiSk :
every Monday At this Office, lie one efthe oldest
pspers IN lows, and has widely extended circu-
latsen throughoutthe Dss Moines Valley North
err Aissosri, and Western Illinois,
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RIASser1xss HAIR.
I'm hand and for sale IT III lowest market rata
Ma large lot Of Plastercrs' Lair.
s. W. 1. Ii. TUCKER.
mAylS 6ign Of Tho He'd Psdlosk.
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- The Hon. II. L. Ellsworth, recently
deceased, left the bulk Of bis property, es,l-
natsd 70 be worth $4,000 10 Yale COL
loep.
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L0ed Absrcrombis 10 to succeed Lord
Aapi9 - British Minister !, Washington
City.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-10-07
Land and Negroes for Sale.

valuable tract of land, lying the waters of the
Little West Fork containing between $50 and 240
acres Of choice land lao acres clearedthe balance
heavily timbered
The Improvements are good frame house, and
all necessary out-buildings; Tobacco barns sufii-
cent TO cure 10000 pounds of tobacco; good wells
Of water, orchard, &c. This farm is situated about
six miles from New Providence, lying Immediately
upon the Garrettsburg road, which road will be
turnpked in the course of one or two years
AT the same time, will sell seven likely Negroes;
consisting of men, women boys and girls. Stock
and produce Of every description, win also be sold
Terms liberal. For particulars see hand-bills.
Sept 9th lS59-tds. JAMES p. ROGERS.
DSS- Hopknsville Mercury copy till day of sale,
and send bill 10 this Office.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1859-10-07

Dzy- A correspondent of the Jefersonidn, notice
ing paragraph Of ours, in last weeks issue, says
that proposition TO vote bonds to metal 2nd Cros:
and improve College Street can not be carried
Perhaps not; hut Il is nosless true that no general
proposition can succeed, and here, It would seem,
Street Improvement must cease. Now, as COM
promise, we propose that ordinance be passed to
this effect: That any party, or parties, desiring
the improvement of any Street or Streets, shall be
permitted to undertake and perfect such work upon
condition that it be done under the directions of the
City Engineer and upon his estimates and that the
Corporation pay for said work in bonds at such a
per centage below par as may be agreed upon by
the Board after mature deliberation The details
Of this plan it is unnecessary to give here because
they must be fixed by the Board with eye to the
best interests of the contractor and the city. Make
this ordinance general, so that any Street may be
improved by those living upon il, whenever they
are ready and willing to do the work upon the
terms proposed. BY this plan, all sectional squab-
bles will be avoided; the Corporation will be de-
barred the privilege of partial legislation on the
subject and the work will be done by and the price
paid to, the citizen contractors who will feel the
deepest interest in having the work well done, and
who must not be permitted to undertake it with an
eye to any profit beyond that derived from their
own convenience and the enhanced value of their
property. The Corporation has been "gouged" by
contractors long enough and deep enough This
plan will block that game and each Street will be
improved whenever those living upon 1t think 1t of
sufficient importance to induce them to do the work
at the nett estimate of its cost and take the bonds
Board and endorsed by vote of the citizens. We
throw out this suggestion for consideration, and for
such action upon tiff any-as the citizens may
think proper TO take.