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American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
FUI IHt LaHva9IeT UuLUII
The RoyaIton Item,zer.

Messrs. ED1ToRs-While looking over
the columns Of your paper Of Sept. 9th, my
attention was attracted by an article head
ed "Royalton Items" the contents ofwhicb
we carefully read. And, as your distin-
guished correspondent the Traveller"
promises to keep you "boobed up as to
what transpires in the goodly village Of
Royalton and vicinity" We earnestly hope
that he will pay strict regard to truth in
the future so that the readers Of his items
in this vicinity may not be disappointed
should they visit our quiet little v;llage.--
In his item first, he says "lot. holders are
beginning to fix the pave. DO" Now has
any country gentleman OF lady, Aattered
themselves of having the pleasure Of walk
ing on fiag-stone or brick pavement, on
their next yisit TO Royalton9 II you have
permit me to disabuse yonr minds Of their
error, for I assure you lot-bolders are not
beginning 10 fx the pave. For the benefit
of those who were csptiyated by his picture
ofa merchant Of this place wide his item
second, we would Say should they pay us
q visit to see. and trade with this very
''clever man Of strict business habits,"
they will find that Mr.. Shower has closed
up and gone to Ciroleville, but If they will
step over to the next corner, they will find
M. BowMAN, Esq. on hand with large
and wel!assorted stock Of merchandise at
prices to suit the times, and if they do not
find the Squire very clever man; well
stand treat.
In his third item he mentions law suit
between two Of our citizens, during which
be says there were "some Words and sen.
tenoes uttered that were rather uhwhole.
some for the public mind" AS this was a
trial concerning those gentleman's own
private affairs, nothing could, or did occur
in il to disturb the quiet Of the public
We certainly think the "ttaveller'' was
short for material when he penned item
third. t ts
In another item he says, "for our schools
we connot say much, somehow Old-Fogy-
ism prevails too much. &c." We are
quite sure it was old-fogyism prompted
the ''Itemizer" to write the above. or be
| - o. 4 IA D .
designed willfully to misrepreseht the
character Of the schools in this village, for
most undoubtedly the school and school
house Of Royalton will compare iavorably
with any in this county. and the Travel.
ler' must have forgotten the College west
Of this place under the supervision OF
Prof. C1RPENTER. And n now, ii conclusion
permit me, Mr.. Viator, to say that. judg.
ing from the varied talents manifested 10
the 'Royalton Items certainly th link it
would be advisable for you to remove to a
wider field of usefulness than this peaceful
hamlet where We fear your many talents
are not appreciated. CITIZEN.
RoYALToN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
TON ihn CineInnah OommsFelai.l /
The state Fair.
ZANRsvILLR, Sc

ZAEEsvILLE, Sept. 18th.
Eos. Con- oM:-PrepaTalioBs for the State
Fair are IN better progress than at Any
State Fair ever before held in Ohio
With pleasant weather, tbe exposition
viii undoubtedly be unusually successful.
The grounds embrace an area OF forty 1--we
acres, admirably shaded and with good
water privileges. Ample preparations for
live stock. and. for ali clAses Of articles for
exhibition, bate been made, and access
may be had BY railroads and BY good d..
rect roads.
A large number Of persons have already
arrived; but hotel keepers have made, duoS
provision for crowds that the usual dis
comfort OF State Fairs will not be felt
here.
Up to this time thirteen hundred eutries
have been made in all departments. being
Q greater number than was entered prior
to the opening at the Sandusky Fair
The Agricultural implements and Ma.
chinery Department is already better than
the corresponding exhibition at any pre-
vious Fair in Ohio, and the live stock en-
ries are not only large, bat Of the best
took in the Sfate. 80,
About one. .halfis supposed to have ar
rived, and the books make the following
show Of entities. viz:
Thorough bred horses, 26:s :sharness and
saddle horses. 81; rOadsters, so: dradght
horses. 25; horses of all work, 100;
matched horses, 6; trottefs to go agsinst
time. 8; horses in sweepstakes, sT. To-
tai, 282, t
Short, horn cattle. loo, Devons, 25;
Ayrshires, 6; oxen yoke; herds Of short.
horn, 8; fat grass.fed cattle, s: fat stall
fed cattle, s. Sweepstakes on short. horn
cattle, 25. Total cattle cay. 200 head.
Among the distinguished thorough bred
horses are the celebrated old "Grey Eagle"
now twenty>four years old, and the Eng.
lish horse "Bonnie Scotland." Besides
young Fashion" and Fashions son. a
colt sired by the celebrated Ethan Allen.
Is also here.
Some Of the fastest lrotters and PAGERS
In Ohio are entered to go against timer
The Sheep aud Hog department will be
Unusually full ofthe most approved breeds.
Cpmmitties hAye been appointed to
provide accommodations for ladies when
the hotels are filed.
Wednesday and Thursday will be the
great days Of the Fair. W. D.B.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
OOMMEROIALLNFELLIaRrcR
NEW YORK MARKET.

- ~ New YoEE. September q, 1859
receipt at this por daFineths last a honrs In
and ID .Oo0 buabeis Of Corn.
There Is oniy roO'ierate demand for Flour, and
fresh ground, round hoop Ohio and 81 10 Tor super,
dne WssteIn. The sales comprise 2 900 barrels The
rs-etP1 u isaeen are nearly double ofyestsrday.
Tbsfransartions in Wheat were small and prices
are declining The sales were 81 Is for prime Re
western. - yesterday; and 30 for prime
heutueEy and Indiana againtt IS yesterday. show
ipg decline of3 cents on the fogrief and eents on
Zoe la,er this Notwithstanding falIiBgoS Of 1000
There was flli demand for Corn. but a. love,
rates. Sales al sle for mixed Western, aeainst sge
yesterday
Oats daii but prices are unchanged, closing at zee
for Western.
whlsky g dan. and prices have declined X cent
Rio Coffee is dun but prices unehar ecd, vary.
ing from II lke 10 IKE.
Sagarsare Inactive aud prices dropping, bat no,
quotably lover. Sales st 65Sc for prime Cuba.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
Horrible Murder

Lust night about seven O'Clock. thu
lifeless body cf Jas. Stewart, OF the firm
Of w. and j. Stewart. Foundrymsn, was
lying on the pavement. near the upper
end of the Second Ward Market House
Those who first discovered him supnosed
that he had fallen and injured himself
upon The curbstone. DR.. Bates was semi
for, and on feeling the pulse, discovered
a small spot Of blood upon the shirt bosom
but no signs Of life. The Doctor tore
open the. shirt and discovered woiipd
about an inch long directly opposite the
heart, evidently inflicted with knife.
The body was carried into Mr.. Stewart's
store house, which was near, and coro.
ner's jury was summoned. 4 \
The jury continued their hearing of the
case, on information being given that a
person without was conversant with the
facts that led to the death Of the deceased
This person proved to be a man named
Mercer. who was brought 10 before the
jury. On being sworn he seemed at first
reluctant to tell what be knew, but at last
with considerable vehemence be exclaim.
ed: by I'D, gentlemen, I'm On nv
oath. Jim Stewards dead, and Bill Stew
art killed him." An instructive and 10.
voluntary shudcer thrilled the crowd
present on hearing this. Immediately
the officers were dispatched to William
Stewards residence, where he was found
in partial State Of iutoxicalion. He, on
being aPprised by the officers Of the mo.
tive Of their errand. refused to 90 with
them. but on theit further insisting on his
accompanying them, be came along
ing nothing especially, but apparently in
derhure halt insensible mood, the result
partly OF his intoxicated condition.
Wheeling Intelligencer. lie.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
Republican Convention.

On Saturday las. the Republicans Of
Fairfield county met in convention in this
city to put in nomination County Ticket.
On motion G.. SteInman was called to
the chair and E. r. Keller chosen Secre-
lary.sos ~ ..J
On motion the Convention proceeded to
nominate a county ticket. Itwas resolV-
ed to nominate by ballot.
Samusl Coffman Of Bloom, E. R. Keller
of Pleasant and VIM. Hutchinson Of RiOh>
land were suggested as candidates for
Representative. Mr.. Coffmah receiving a
majority ofyotes was declared the nomi.
nee.
]. 9. Kinkead Of Hooking, and VIM
Potter Of Liberty, were suggested as can .
didates for Treasurer. J. O. Kinkead was
nominated on the FIRST ballot.
Samuel jackson Of Bern. and VIM.
Hutchinson Of Riohlsnd. were proposed a.
candidates for Commissioner. The Cons
vshtion determined in favor of Mr.. Hutch
insou, who was declared the nominee.
James Young Of Bern. J. A. Fetters Of
Pleasant and Simeon Denton. were sug-
gested as suitable candidates for Infr-
mary Director. The first ballot nominated
James Y Oung.
On motion of g. F. shae fer, il was u
nsnimouusly resolved. that hereafter the
chairman Of the Fairfield County Rspubli-
can Central Committee, be required to
publish all public official calls for meetings
notices &C.; in the two Republican papers
Of this county, the Lancaster Gazette, and
American Democrat. By order Of
E. r. KELLER. Secre tarV'
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

ONO DEMocRAor IN 1854.--aWe have
heretofore at length shown reasons why
the Federal Court should be made amena>
bic 10 the people and made elective by
them. One of the most eogent reasons for
this most radical reform is the. tendency
Of their decisions 10 avor OF security II
State corporations. Federal protection,
through, the instrumentslity Of the United
States Courts, to an extent ekempting them
from the State authorities ALMOST entitely." :"
= = That court must be changed.
=, What an illustration OF the spirit of
Democracy. that all this is changed since
the capabilities Of that Court for the ex-
tension Of the Slave power were developed? ?
Now the irresponsibility Of that Court. to
people, is its most sacred fenture to De.
mocTacv. v.--State Journal,
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

aErNA INsURANoE CoMPAEr.-Se the
advertisement Of this old and well estab-
lished Company in another column. As
lis one Of the best companies in the
United States. It needs no farther com.
ments at our. hands. &
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

1EWs notice that MIILER 4 CRoss
have chung oul their sigus@ in the rear
Of the Giesy buildings labeled "liyety
Stsble." Look out f6f their advertise
ment, nextweek. 80 { -.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
WE S.p0aa COgYaer.

Their Is notln our city pleasant reireat, ,s.s
Like the famous 'SDaa C7rSer Where ehoiee spirits
meet. 7 - :, -. :. 1.
= say,
or Nfeheias FOE IN the pialn Engstsh way. :, -.
Where throng the pieas,d puone tof eoho" anu ease
so winning his ways and adapteo 70 p,ease,
VINO gratetnl Tor iaFors recleveo 70 .le past
Is customers gainingNho SUCK nee a1S as;
whose groeeries selected IN nafNsts tne oest, :.
Are known through the country, conlesa
which ferflers 81 Fairfield, have trled not Vaih,
And purchasing onoe wiz sure ouy agalni -,
Who hndfor their HOrses the esSasas mest complete,
The safest and coolest along me Main street:
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

FEEDINs BEEs.--Put pound Of brown
sugar in,a low tin dish; wet il with water,
and lay number Of small strips Of wood
across. for the bees 10 rest on while at work.
One pound Of six cent sugar produces two
pounds of honey.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
BALTIMORR MARKET

BALTINoKE, September 20, 1859
Sales o.day OF 500 bags Rio Coffee, part On private
terms. .aada lot Of common al Iaz<e.
FlOars not materially changed: sales COO barrels sn
Perane at and $50 axtra Ohio at 50. GfAn tending
downward.
No sale Of Sugars.
Whisky sleady, WITH sales AZ esKe for ohlo.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
PHILADELPHIA MARKET

PaILAnELPHIA, September 90, 1859.
Flour very dull.
Wheat active Al s5aI IS for white; and goal 81
for Red.
Corn active; sales 5000 bushels Yellow at sOe.
Oats 10 fair demand al 35ca3ge.
Whiskey steady Al g7a87 <e
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

REMoyAL OF THEP OFF1oE.- The Post
Office has been taken from Martins Row..
to the Greene Buildings. one door north Of
the corner. on the Broadway side. u
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

RwThe yard in the rear of the s6@tfer
House has been very much improved, in
appearance by the erection of a new
fence.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
SALE or REAL ESTATE
BY Order of Probate Court,


William H. Rice, ,Adm'tor Of John G. Rice, deceased
n Sarah Rice, Widow, ct al.
IN PROBATE COURT, FAlRFIRLD, CO., OHIO,
NIorICE is hereby given. that on FRIDAY tks 7ih
DAP of OCTOBER, a. d. 1859, at O'Clock In the
afternoon, the pre- misses, will sell 10 the highest
bidder, the following Real Estate. the property Of
said John c. Rice, deeeased, towt: All that Tract
parce Land, lying and being in the County OF Fair
cd by being the East half OF Section No 3. Township
No Is, and Range No 10. and described as follows,
TO wit: Beginning cnthe East boundary OF said half
Section chains aud links South of the Northeast
links TO a stone; thence South va. o61Sd East %
chains and so lnks TO stone; thence East va. ISd
West chRins to a stone; thence North chains aud
IS links stone; thence SoHh SD 10 East Is chains
and IS links the East lineof said half Secien where
stone is planted; thence North with said East llhe
81 chains to the place Of beginning, containing IL
Acres and 20 100 OF an Acre, more or less.
Also, the following part OF the said hall section
Beginning Mt post in the South line Of said half Sec
ton II chains rs Links Wesl from the Southeast
ner; thence West along said South iine chains and
rs links to stone; thence North va. i6Kd West %
chains and links 10 stone; thence Eastya 4ed West
8 chains 10 a stone; thence South va. SID East 10
chains post thence East chain R5 links 10 stone;
thence South 26d West chains and rs linksto stone;
thence West chains to stone; thence South va.
Sad East chains 10 the place OF beginning, containing
IS Acres and so 100 OF an Acre.
Said sale TO be free Of any incumbtAheo whatever.
Said Real Estate Is appraised at S35 per Acre.
Terms of Sdle-0ne-th OF purchase money In hand
day OF sale, third one, and one-thir in two
years with interest deferred paymenta from day
on said premises. WILLIAM II. RICE, Adm'Io
or John @. Rice, deceased.
VIRGIL Z. & JOSEPH A. SHAW, Att'ys for Plaintiff.
September 8, ,ls59-4wl9pfS6.25
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

E4 Kurz RrBER & o., are receiving
immense lots Of Dry Goods. direct from
the Eastern cities.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

UywENTY-THRBB Years have elapsed since COM
menced the Grocery and PToviHlon BUSINESS
Every business day during that me have kept books
and charged. Many have always paid me promptly.
4nd tony sorrow, musl say great many have not.
Whiletime was lively, there was sufficient amount
paid debts 10 OFFSET cha ges, which gave the
of average capital. but when times changed diaer-
ent, the collections stopped heArge hm0ubt goods
charged tends 70 Lesson my capita, which dsables
to buy Goods Mt n fair rate.
Now for protection, from and after this date,
my books will be closed against all PERSONS and
goods viii be sold without CASH. such articles as
weusnaily take in exchange.
! la conclusion, would say, have on hand n very
hra uv CffHalr rszf N
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

IMpRoyHMENT We noticed yesterday
that carpenters VoRYs u Sons. were en-.
gagged 10 roofing and repairing generally
the Livery Stable OF PERRY STIENMEN in
the rear Of the TaIlmadge House. This
will improve the looksofthiugs back there
very much; and by the way, PERRY has
SONS very 6ne carriages, buggies. hacks
and good stock ia his stable. with which
he is always ready to accommodate the
public. Cali and see him. Read bis ad-
vertisement.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
LOST LAND WARRANT.

NOTICE is hereby given, that 1, Nancy DaugheFty,
intend to apply, six weeks after date 10 the Com
missioner of Pensions for duplicate issue " Bounty
issued to the 4th of February, 1857 and sent
the address OF George SaRde rson, Lancaster, Ohio
md which Warrant never reached ITS destination nor
received BY me, but lost destroyed in its transit
between the Pension pdee and said City or Lancaster
and that all manner of persons are hereby cautioned
against taking an assignment OF said Warrant.
d :, NANCY DAUGHERTY.
Lancaster, 8 rptember15, l85g-6w2O =
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

OrsrERs. Fresh AND FINE, may bs had
in great abundance at EDWARD GEoHEGAN's
Saloon. Geohegan has fitted up in good
style, his Saloon dnder the Tallmadge
Block. is now well prepared to furnish a
most palatable article of fresh oysters on
short notice. Let Edd's Oysters bo tried,
they are most excellent. as we can testify,
having tried early this week fine fresh,
full. fat. froliosome halfKaa.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
@OHN OWG-

LANCASTER, August >, 1850,
have sold TO Nessrs. HEDGES q REESE ny
Stock of Goodo. q ~
A persona lodebtedio to me win please cali and set
tie Immediately. 81. - nHs.r
Myothce viii be until fariher notice is given, I'd
the Count ng Room Of The old Store.
UPCASH PAID FOR WHEAT. set
August 4, leS9-I4tf RI II. JULIAN.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22

ET Read the card Of E. P. r. BAKER,
Attorney at Law IN another column.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
NE. WMANNXs

formerly Physician TO the New York Hospital; Mem
Der ofihe Uhited States Eclectic Medical Assoeia-
lion; Inventor Of the celebrated Eung Tester;
eAufhof OF EeE Work the Causes and
Treq,raentofconsnhpt hptiony ycaheeFand
's-f an dfsease OF the Lungs. Throat. >.
Blood, Liver, Nerves, skin, Eyes, Ears. e. Ae. &c.
WILL MAKK MS EEtr MONTHLY vIsfT,To
LANCASTER. q
On Tuesdays Oct. 4th 1s10s
He wiiiarriveon the ars. TSss going West, and fo-
main "a hours. He will also, visit once
every month through the year. az
Dr. MAxLT has had ane xtenstye expef renee Of moro
than twenty years 10 soesEy praSss ss Te, n sse
phia Having also sPent ssyeFai years among the
Indians, has had ample opportunity 70 become per-
age Ms use BY the medicine Mems ofthe different
Tribes. He Will treat all the diseases that fesh Is
heir TO. His medicines are composed ofBarks, Buds
in.ths goodness OF God. we believe that for every
maiady there ts lo1pd 10 stIr own SOIL sure ana
rfafing remedy. By the aid oftheso remedies,
Cancer ,IBcipieBt Consumption, serofuIa. Rheuma-
tism, Fits. Salt Rheum and all diseasesof the Eye.
Ear. SKIN Nerves, Throat, Lungs. Liver and Stomach
nov as durable iB my hands as any other disease
10 durable. -,---sf.f - - ~.
Cures " WafIanfedt, f ExnIninafion Free .
Hours Of consultation from sto each day...s Dr..
MANLY will visit this town once every month through
iishment Of Hosp'taIin New York.to be Conducted
by Dr. MaSLy upon the principle OF the new school,
edueatedfH the College Of Physicians and Surgeons.
10 New York. and for many years praeticed the cold
school system" About 10 years since, he became
convinced ofhe great superiority Of Releeticsm and
such has been his success from that time. in rho
lreatmen OF many thousaDd cases ofiingenng diAeas
es, as 70 eable him to WarTant cures, In spirit of
confidence which only knowledge can give. Or, MAN
1T viii be happy IN operate for the removal ~ en-
larged T0nsiis TumoTs, Cataract, for nearly all
disea ses requiring surgical Interference.
AIihoush It is not the best mode ofexamfnatiSnihe
Doctor will when desred, describe 70 hts patients
their diseases, without asking any questions Hi has
in his day book. the names Of many hundred patients
in this vicinity. who have been cursdw the past
three months after being pronounced hopeless by the
old school rhe and addresses ofthese patients
will be given ifdesred to enable:the reader 70 OBJ
tain the details OF she case. Dr. MANLY will bring
with him more than "A hundred bags Of roots &C.,
fresh from the diggings. with which he will supply
his paiieutss sRO OMs ATTHE SH1RFFBR HOUSE.
Laneaster May I9 1852 n.
American Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1855-1860, 1859-09-22
-NG@0A@@D Ny@0a@e

~ Residence, on Wheeling Street, near COlufnbV
Streets where he will attend Ivall tho calls Of
fession. Lancaster, August5, ieSs--l4t
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-04-07
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
CoMPTROLLER's oFFICE, % a
City Of New Orleans, April 8, 1860. s
[ No. 1864. 4 -.

L /
AN ORDINANCE providing for the sale of the right OF way
to establish Railroads in the city Of New Orleans and for
Rsselsea Tha. the Comptroller be and Is hereby request.
Cd 70 sdsetse u The official journal the city for sixty DAYS
Gil Of New Orleans for the right Of way for twenty years from
G into with s city
described the terms and conditions here
single track Railroad commencing Toledano street
and along side Of street The United States
De them hs
Ss,
through s e 10 1 csp
The rails used the construction said shall Be-
q asssIesa
II ss
At the distance Of five feet from the neutral ground below
%
90 s a. sS ens CASE se s
shall be used for paving between the rails and the
which said tracks and condition during said
ns s ss S cars ~ M
the other for cars passing down.
lesser distance ss,ween those points shall exceed
ss . The ss fare bet Canal street and
either The shall be drawn by hses mules
abreast Said shall be run as often per oay or
as the or contractors may deem but
until ten o'clock z NJ, and every thirty minutes from ten
Said contractor shall annually pay into the City
Treasury the value of said fixtures the
annual levied real and the value
and fixtures to be assessed by the usual mode
glect to keep the streets in the condition
empated by this resolution the city may the said
10 for the the amount shall be recoverable be
city. That the speed shall not exceed s miles per
hour All tn may be said railroads betw sunset
shall be provided With good ample aud
light placed conspicuous the said
Or
stne be herea in accordance with the
provisions of this resolution the part officer
liable to all fines or damages arising thereform.
The raid roads shall be commenced simultaneously at Ca
nal street working up and down. to completion Of The
the said roads shall be under the supervision the City
accordance with lines and levels be given by him.
and with specifications file in his office The LAYING of said
railroads shall be commenced within six months from date
contract and completed within eighteen months from
end should the contractor contractors fail
void The said contractor contractors shall furnish
solvent security, lin the of thousand dollars
and completion of said railroads within The time
| herein specified.
right Of way parties Offering the
largest bonus the privilege and the be paid within
thirty days from the date Of proposals
directed to the City Comptroller and endorsed The
for constructing the City Railroads be opened by the Comp
Council.
work done materials furnished for this every
lay and thereon either tuction repairs
other of whatever kind shall by the
contractor or contractors
[sgned] CHAs. Fl. WALDO
President Board of Assistant Aldermen.
lSgnedI J. o. NIXON,
President Board of Aldermen.
e5 SIT lsignsdl GERARD sTITH, Mayor