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W The Louisville journal gI,e~ an ac-
Count OF al atrocIous outrage in Princeton Co
n.y., by planter Two slaves of Jesse Wi.
lIams had disclosed his connection with mar.
DER, aud lie and his son took the two boys, ned
their legs together, fastened them TO slngle-
tree behind a mule, and drove them about
Powed field tIl both were apparently dead -
Oae OF them, however, revived after he was
lett, and was found Oy a Deiahbnr, hui there
was no prospect that he would live. There was
fair chance that the WllIamses wound b.
m Ubed.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 6.-rhe receipts iuln
the Treasury tor the quarter ending with June,
exclusive OF Irust funds, were S;23 la, ,432, *
Guiding $l4,25l 900 from Customs, $S442,o76
from Public Lands, aud SS,UUj, ,2UU nom
Treasury Netrs, issued uudrr the ACT Ot Con-
gress OF December, 1851. The expenditures
during the sam" per'Ud ere $40 2l2dU0. ln.
cludlng SlO,0I6,O00, IN payment ot Treasury
NOtes, aud 81 ,5S4 900 interest on the PubiIc
Debt, including Treasury Notes.
THE Next CoNeREss.-The result OF the
Congressional elections IN Kentucky, Ttuncs.
see and North Carolina, leaves 40 DOUBT of the
fact that the democratic party will be- Iu the
minority IN the next House OF Representatives,
The Southern "Opposition " will probably Ia, Id
the balance Of power. and the republicans, a. ,
party, will also be unable 10 comma nd maIurI-
ty.
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Pottawattanis Ce...-.
FOR SALE II -
HORACE EVERFTr
COuncfl Rluw.

g wTsEq3 10, 7s, la-u 1870.
Ne Springer's farm, 8 mile, ~, ao1jo,u,.
SEqrsE ora, 70, go acre, ~ ~ ssa 7
-S.1S% .sndt miles above Judge ,,.osseats -.
toe ereet !. NIL. $50 acres, \ tirnbs, IAN
Mats. ~ Is sSssn OF. o. hr - fam. q xss
containing about 20 acres Of timber y, ssses asst>
teIbury's, in Shelby county. VI the fpsa !. -
or qrNw qr;Sxsv
sW qr =, 10, lo-240 acres, Nisbnsbs.. a. nay.
G tenl aana On me Stage route east / ~: isii,1 =
az s ,b LEE sioenm's and Jude ssua !.
the south, ana n FILES and Pleshs,,.. IN
There is no better body Of lana II = % U, ~ :
this with plenty Of timber and munster h.,s,>,
near. "aneTeas set,. y
Also, WqrN " Or; and orsw
timber. o''''m land "a
sHsw Or 10, and NEa,syu.
Nishnabotany bottom land, miIs' q, n-in,
near Cutzinger's Mil; about 10 Ar. u Sssss
tract; mile north Of the new s,,,. nabe, !. u
NE qr and W or 7, IS, 3s-57o . .oad
on the NiShnabottany River, mil., ~, scEs T..
n pIs, sse same distance above Lola and s"s
Nwar Or ~; wHsEor andy,
Eh n Eqr %; NHNEqr; NV ETsEss
and :" o. Eqr %, n, 800 ar,.q " ssgss
Council Bluffs. ana Is niles "a
Aof Eh 10; NJ and swaryr
Gil Bluffs. ' . miles H., 70
Ea4, VIZ Nwqr, and swarr
SZ-soo acres. bottom, slope and Eni,.s TsNB.
Pigeon, 70 miles y Of Cou1ciI stns' rairs, a.
OF timber; This very fine ,ract ,ar ssOH =.
Of qrsK ar; and W arg .sz
Council Bluffs. '''0'ai land, I'M. ~
Eh SWqr; VIZ Sc Or, andsw,
,Ioo acres, bottom land, On Little siIss. ETsss
Eh ar rs; E Or and w1sv
C e1fes' bottom land On Silver Creei iIs as
EA sWar; and wasEqr1a7s,
s e, creek EEK bottom land, mile south .,
p, ssq.N Wsr Is, IS, $40 acre,
races and Fenner's farms - mile nOrts 4,
81 Or ~; and swsrNWo-e,
town "''se one mile from ~
ss ar, and Eqr1esxxw
To- ~, $50 acres On Slshaaso,tsnS, :, q and
lSo acres Of timber, balance bottom ~ Lsstn'. sH
adJ.ihins True's and Mr. wrishps ,.rr and apss
| ~ 9r; n z Or swqr; ana Sv
III, $50 SO acres, On Keg creek, Y na,f. 81
mil and i mile above Mr. Mfn.urn,n r,,,s "
''0ni council Bluffs. Also. single trar, =, !a4s
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Van find constant euonlc.mec. Z. HAY 4 Wells
sldy ,sc
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DR.. M'LANE's
CELEBRATED
VERMIFUGE
md
LIVER PILLS.

WE beg leave to call the at,:r,
W ton of the Trade, and NOR
especially the Physicians of Tx
country, to two of the most popu-
lar remedies now before the pubg.
We refer to
Dr.. ChaS M'Lans's Celebrated
Vermiluge and Liver Pills.
We do not recommend them
universal Cure-alls, but simply i.
what their name purports, VIZ:
THE VERMIFUGE,
For expelling Worms from tn
human system. 1t has also bea
administered with the mos zas'
factory results to various Aninls
subject to Worms.
THE LIVER Pills,
For the cure of LIVER CoMPLArr
all Bilious DERANCEMENTs, Sa
HEAD-AcHE, &c. In cases Of
FEVER AND AGUE,
preparatory to or after taking @,
nine, they almost invariably n.i:
a speedy and permanent cure.
AS specifics for the above MT
toned diseases, they are Unrivas.
and never known to fail when 4
ministered in accordance with III
directions.
Their unprecedented popuh17
has induced the proprietors,
FLEMING BROTHERS,
PITTSBURGH, Pa.
to dispose of their Drug bushes
in which they have been sue'es
fully engaged for the last T"en7
Years, and they will now give tha
undivided time and attention d
their manufacture. And belnsa'I
termined that DR.. M'Lane's lss
brated Vermifuge and Liver RI
shall continue to occupy the hg'
position they now hold among o.
great remedies of the day, t1F
will continue to spare neither tn
nor expense in procuring the H
and Purest material, and con-
pound them in the most thoron.:
manner. Address all orders 70
FLEMING BROS. Pittsburgh, ~
! Ps. Dealers and Ply sician, ordering tHnn =. ~
than Fleming Bros, will do well to write ~,-
distinctly, and take none but DR.. ELaRh f0Fs IN
Fleming Bros. Pittsburgh. Pa To tbese vsnM5s u
them n trial, will forward per mail r., C. ts,p
part Of the United States box Of ~ r.,ifs
hreccent postage stamps, or val O Ssnsis uu
tanrtcen thrrecent stamps. All Orders fsn tsn1'N
be accompanied by twenty cents extra
F. GEEsAMAN s CO.,
At Council Bluffs, sole A9easJ" as
Iord and Nebraska.
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TO RENT.

I'HE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
Il occupied by HEM, WILLIAMS 4 Co, a
hahkihg House. Possession given soon. Apply to
S. s. BAYLlSS.
council Bluffs. August IA. ls5s-v2nl6u
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20 HH0s SUGAR
30 hrls prime y o Sugar;
80 hrIN Clarilif!n
90 br!> Crushed
30 hrl> rUlvc1IzeI "
so srk~ Coffee;
40 hrIS MuIa>-es'
80 hlf hrla do;
so 10 gal kegs do;
30 bris y o Mnlasses;
% BIZ " {"
10 briS Golden Syrup,
10 hlf :"
6 hrl> Lard pll:
4 hriS lln-ccd on;
$50 kgs White Lead;
100 hrls star Whisky;
IS hlf bris
40 brls Rye and Burhuun;
10 cks assorted Brandy;
6 brlS y T. Rum;
4 " Jamalra Rum;
5 " HOLLAND Civ;
10 " Tar;
10 ticICrs Rice;
10 hXs Cream Tartar;
40 do2 Bruume;
800 " Sash;
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SIX THOUSAND ACRES
Of valuable farming land sri,,,,s.
COIONV

an being IN one body, in the forks 0, the w.
:TI'11 20 HIseI Thls land lies section.
10, 81 %, rs, q, 49, 80 80 49, al ,nJ AZ ,ssli1s
IN Shelby county, mile north Of Cut,ibe,,,. u
Newtown,) miles south Of the location !, "a s
x; miles north Of the new State Ro.s =, ~ II
and 30 miles from Council B!uf, A.. Aaas
potion and u slope and upland, with sps.;.--
timber Well-watered, mulatto soil, and ali -
the exception Of some 50 acres. @sS's -
This land ls deserving the attention q, ,s,s...,
settlement for Colony, and will he 1,I- ~ sst
body Terms easy. trq.,,,H1 !
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from n o%a 'S to ch mic os and the
~ stock Trains run throa:n ne. :. q ~, 4.
half hours. without Ferriage OF t ess srpsrissS
JOHN +. TRACY. General ,s sSs
WI. ST. JOHN, General Tieses Ass
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THREE JOURNEYMAN TAILORs

= BBLS. LARD OIL-for sale at
- v2nl HONN l. McCLELAND.
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1T IS BEYOND SUCCESSFUL DISPUTE
Thnt the facilities in this establishment for
Neat and Expeditions

JOB PRINTING, are not surpassed in the State -
The materials are all entirely new comprising all the
later and most approved styles Of Type Border Rules
&C. together with two Power JOB Presses Of the best
patterns 1t will ever be the ambition and deter
mnation of the subscribers that all work executed
this establishment shall be distinguished by the fea-
lures necessary to constitute it nonparei-namely,
correctness and nedtRsss. Our personal superntend
in job Printing, the faithful perform
of job We invite patronage with the assu-
all, that long experience and unsurpassed
facilities, will enable all orders entrusted
ne, before attempted IN this city
nor surpassed in the State
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Information Wanted.

OfMARTIN FATE, living near Drakeville, in
Davis county, Iowa, wholcft his home on
Tuesday, Sept ID. He has been deranged fen
some time, and it is supposed that he wan
dered off in a fit of insanity. He was last
seen on the 18th inst, at the house of j. +.
Giltner, southeast of Libert, vlle His in
sanity can only be discovered by close exam
nation. He is between 80 and 10 years OF
age; has black, bushy hair; heavy beard; ha-
eel eyes; dark compilations; is about feet
high; very long body; would weigh about
no pounds. Had ona blue home made jeans
coat mixed white and blue jeans pants;
mouse color plush cap. He was riding a
small bay horse. Any information inregard
to him will be thankfully received by his dis
tressed family, by directing to MARY FATE
Drakesville, Davis Co., Iowa,
Papers giving the above notice an inser-
ton will confer great favor on the family
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


VINO HATH WOUNDS, VINO HATH BRUISES, VINO HAft
PAINS OR SORTS, READ, APPLY BIZ HEAIRD.--Re
member il has been six years snceJ. L.. Curtis Nam
diHke Imminent first offered to the citizens west
of the great Mississippi During that time it has &C
CURED reputation superior to any other preparation
of the kind. No other medicine has been etlica
cous in relieving distressing pains, in curing old dis
eases, even those which have bafied the skill Of able
physicians. Wherever this Eminent has been used
it has never failed to act benehcially, relieving dis
tress and suffering, restoring hope, and health, and
vigcr Experience has proved that it is certain cure
for Erysipelas, rheumatism, Spinal Complaint Lum
bago, Old Sores, Cuts Swellings, Pain in the back
joints aud side, Headache Cutaueous Affections, Bites
of insects reptiles, Mango, Salt Rheum, Cracked
Hands, letter, Dysentery, Diairh9a, Cholera, Chol
era Morbus, Burns, Cramps, Sore Throat and Eyes,
Frosted Feet, &c. &c. For HoRsEs, 1t Is efectual In
ders poll evil strains cuts bruises, harness and sad
die Sores gals Of all kinds, bots, cholc founder &c
Hundreds of the above cases are cured daily, and
thousands of certificates might be added but it is
deemed unnecessary, as a single % cent bottle wI
convince the most skeptical. For sale by agents in
yery neiphborhOOu.
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The following conversation which was
overheard in our streets the other day, will
show our young men, and especially the
Bachelor portion of them, the necessity o.
dressing neat.
Ime-Monday morning,-Miss ". My
Dear L.--did you notice j. S. in Church yes
tcrtiay, how well he did look,
Miss l.. noticed J. S. but could not i'm
ngine what made him look SO WELL
Time Tuesday morning, Same couple
meeting. w fs.sa. #rm ... ..-..
Miss w. My dear LII have found out
the reason of. S. looking so uncommonly
neat and well in Churc, on Sunday.
Miss l.. Oh. do tell me Che cause
Miss W.--Why he, had been to EzekieTs
Mammoth Clothing Depot, and bought suit
of thatneat and elegant Cashmere, and that 5
what caused the change in his appearance
Moral---A word to the wise &C. =
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DIR. Christie's Aguc RaIsaun.

MEssRs. HUNr & GARpNER--Gents: I wish to make
known to the public article from which have de-
rived more benefit than from all other medicines
which ever used. have been suffering from Fever
and Ague and its effects, for the last five years in
which time have scarcely enjoyed single day of
good health, until procured Il ON your drug store
abottle of DIR. Christies Ague Basam. In few days
found myself clear of ague and rapidly recovering
in health. 1 have not felt symptom since com
menced taking it (about months) although constant
ly exposed to cold and weather To my friends and
the public generally suffering from this disease in any
fors, would say, procure bottle, and save health,
constitution and money.
Yours, J. b. GR0SCOST.
slnnn I,rur La In,
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We take pleasure in saying to our numer-
Gus readers, that we have good opportunities
for knowing that every statement of our
friends j. Loomis & Co., in another place, is
entirely correct. We can assure the citizens
of the entire Des Moincs Republic, that J.
LOOMS & Co., have stock of goods, which
for magnitude, freshness, variety, style and
other attractive features, cannot be excelcd
any where off the Mississippi, and it is adap,
ted to the wholesale and retail trade. They
can supply anything from yard of ribbon
to Stock Of goods. -
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We direct especi i attention to the many
important announcements in the column of
Messrs Temple elsewhere printed These
gentlemen are not only Bankers, Dealers in
Exchange, and Collectors, but they have a
large amount of the best land in Iowa. and
desirable Farms, which they will dispose of
upon terms exceedingly advantageous TO pur-
chasers. We bespeak for Temples column
acareful per,lSal
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PROF. GRIFFITn's READING.-Our citizens
We're much gratifed the past week with two
Readings" ofthis gentleman at the Court
House. They were intellectual treats. Some
of the finest passages in the language were
given as many never heard before, displaying
the most astonishing pow,rs of voice, under
the most perfect training, and exhibiting the
great importance of a more thorough training
of the voice.
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If you want your watches repaired, take
them to Nunamakers. ~ &A IL

1t affords us much pleasure to introduce
to our readers, Judge VT Curtis, Esq.
who has established himself in the practice
of Law in this City, within the past week.
Mr.. G. comes. among us with the most fatter-
ing testimonials of professional ability and
personal worth We refer to his card.
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Keep it before she people.


That Mr.. Buchanans Administration has
cost the country more in single year than
the whole eight years Of Mr.. Jeffarson's Ad-
ministration.
KEEP 1T BEFORE TIE PEOPLE,
That President Buchanan received $5S,00O
for salary, servant hire, green house, plants,
&C., in singel year, as the highest exhibit
ton of Democratic policy.
KEEP 1T BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the virtuous A,abbitt, who breaches
against corruption and extravaganza with
the consistent and ardent zeal of an Eads,
made a garb of ten thousand dollars from
the United States in addition to his $4,000
salary.
KEEP II BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That the three stair cases in the New Capitol
at Washington cost one million of dollars,
more than the whole ordinary and extraordi-
nary expenses Of the Government Of this
State since the Republicans came into pow
er.
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That single door IN the New Capitol at
Washington cost two hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars, as much as the Lunatic Asylum
at Mt. Pleasant,
KEEP IT BEFORE THE PEOPLE,
That Printing the nine volumes OF the Ex-
plorations for the Pacific Railroad cost more
than the whole expense of the State Govern
ment Of Iowa since the Republicans came iu-
to power in '54-5.
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We notice that Mr. LIerschler hasA2pened
new stock of Clothing, Gents Furnishing
Goods, Hats, Caps, &c, in Daum's building,
Front Street. Advertisement next week.
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Opinions of Great Men.

tits the opinion of all physicians chemists and
scientific persons who have thoroughly examined and
tested CURTIS COMPOUND SYRUP OF SAssAFRAs, that
there Is compound in use that will give sc
much relief this in the following diseases Group
hives, colds, consumption bronchitis, coughs, hoarse
ness asthma, difficulty in breathing, splitting of blood
whooping cough and measles. As as il has been
taken all foul matter, creates easy eNpec
toration and drives the disease from the SYSTEM eay
ing il in healthy state. This syrup is mild and pleas
ant to take purify ing at the time. Read this
certiicate-one in a thousand:
Mr.. J. l.. Curtis-I have been sorely afflicted fol
several years with severe cough, which had become
settled on my lungs, and was fast approaching con
sumption my friends all told me could not long
dure it. had tried medicine and many physicians
and almost driven to despair, when / concluded
to make great effort with your Syrup of Sassafras
accordingly procured six bottles, and in less than
three months, by continuing TO use il, perfectly
cured. have known IL used with the same success
many cases. Yours Truly,
July 81, '5g-Sm. C. HARTMAN.
For aIa In aubbo
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HALLS Lung saisam.
HALLS LUNG BALSAAI, in all cases, gives the
best satisfaction.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM has wrought cures
since its Introduction than any other cough medicine.
HALLS COUGH BALSAM is endorsed by lead
ing physicians the safest and best remedy now be-
fore the public.
HALLS LUNG BAlSAM is safe to use among chill
dren, and yet powerful in of chronic pulmonary
disease.
HALLS LUNG BALSAM brings in certificates al
most daily of its wonderful in all parts of the
country.
HALLS BALSAM for the LUNGS is sold by J. L..
TAYLOR, Ottumwa Iowa, and by agents in every
town in the country. ...
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List of Letters

Remaining in the Post Office at 0ttumwa, for the
quarter ending September soth, 1859. If not taken
out within three months win be sent to the dead letter
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Cold weather, the season for warm Over
Coats, nice Caps, water proof boots, Gloves,
and similar comforts is upon us, a fact which
Woodward has had the foresight to anticipate,
by laying in full supply of everything in
that line. Go and get a suit and be ready
for the cold blasts of winter, which are close
at hand,
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New GooDs.-Our enterprising young
friend, j. A. Schworm, opposite the Ottum-
wa House, has been charging hisrooms, and
adding to his former very large stock, of Gro
ceries and Provisions, several leading arti Giles
such as Queens and Stone ware, Boots and
Shoes, &c, making his establishment very
complete, and worthy the attention of buy
ers. Hides are wanted. See SchwOrns new
advertisement
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The Times Paris correspondent says il the
reports of the day may be credited there is a
possibility Of = settlement the Italian ques-
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS!
STAGE COMPANY
Es. AZ ". Il. Il. Notice.

"A. az ", II, IL. y bEFfH.
Office OF the Burn gton Missouri River Railroad Co.
Darlington, September, 1859.
STOCKHOLDERS Of the Burng ton and Missouri
- River Railroad Company, hereby notified
that assessment has been laid upon all Stock of the
COMPANY not full paid cf Five Dollars Share, pay
able on or before the 18th of this month"; Eve dollars
share payable before October 18th ensuing: five
dollars share, payable on before November 18TH
ensuing, and five dollars share payable before
December 10Th ensuing. Stockholders residing in
Iowa, viii pay at the office Of the Company, at Bur
liugon; those resifiI in Illinois, A. T. Hail. ESQ.,.
Chicago Michigan Stockholders. TO Georga F. Porter
Esq, Detroit; and al others at the Office OF the Com
pauy in Boston.
By order of the Directors.
j. n. DENIsON, Treasurer.
SEPT. IS, IS59-n2I-Sra
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YAHus Avn Rs.UrF I.oTs.

SEVERAL valuable Bluff Lots, for residences, and
- two farms in this iuy dia'e vicinity. may be par-
chased reasonable yersss, and long credit by
appiicatioat, GEORGE LAsWELL.
ottamwa, May IL, 1Si9-9-il.tf
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RAILROADS..
CHANGE OF TIME,

burlington ~ Missouri R. Il. IL.
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Essray Notice.
NEW MEAT MAKkEr.

e Aeon HATZENBEELER, wtsuld announce TO the
60 citizens Of ottumwa, that he has opened a
Meat Market the offrent and Green cts
where he keeps constantly hand all kinds Of Fresh
meat, and which he viii sell very low for Cash.
Customers accoInma dated all tiTues OF day
.5- Cash paid faT fat stock.
JACOB HATZENBHELER.
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Vote for Kirkwood, the Plow-H Handle Can
didate
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an AND AFTER AUGUST 10, and until further no-
~ tire Ia given, Passenger Trains win leave and
New Orleans daily crescent., 1859-01-04
SPECIFICATIONS for the contract for lay

SPECIFICATIoNsf for the contract for lay
s o ST. the
The alleys shall bs tagged with the test quality S North
smooth surface and having rubbed joints No
IN mortaI and shall be laid reguar Said
n q
straight edge otherwise It shall be rejected by the Surveyor
less than wide BY inches thick having the
ay channel for the water inches deep
Ms Il
The whole shall be execnted in accordance with the
All the materials shall Be o hs best auaity and shall be
ne a I'D a1 gutter stones
the bcAng existing sidewalks shall be taken out BY the
shall emas his properly and shall be removed and
Ths Il shall bind begin the work in the ten
mon Council and to Complete the same days after under
peuay of dollars day for each and every day there
Security an $1,000 shall required
the faithful performances of the contract
Payment cash the completion of the work and accept
ance of the same by the City Surveyor
n,s os Il case s ot e Win
which the work being executed the Council shall
the rga anns the on eSs @ s the
without and i also well understood that II
hs shall forfeit ali he may have for
Psa 9 M
~ sy s i S s ana ss aa
held and bound in t. unto the city all
may be adjudicated at resale J adjudicaiion
ssw sSs 9s Ps, bss s
[signedl LOUIS b. PILE, City Surveyor.
Approved by the Committees Streets and Landings
sIsssS fsIisssSS HoEEHH H,G.nEssaRb. sssEaHH
Registered Jan. 5, 1859. ,,,xr ,,,,r,, " =
ia4 IT For Comptroller.