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The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-18
SrRrcx BY OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PHENoMruo,

Struck BY LIGHrSISG-GREAr PHENOMENoN.
On Tuesday morning last this vicinity was Wis
tied by heavy storm, during which an Elm
tree some four feet in diameter was struck by
lightning. The tree stood in a cornfield about a
half mile south of this village near the old
mission house. The stroke was so great that il
threw pieces OF several hundred pounds weight,
near forty rods some of them striking the
ground and then bounding several rods; tear
ing up the earth tremendously. 1t also threw
one piece of the tree, measuring fourteen feet
in length and eighteen inches in thickness, TWEEN
ty rods; the piece striking Pathways and sliding
several feet. small Eastwood tree which
stood close by was also struck, cutting about ten
feet of the top completely of. The corn among
which the tree stood, was good deal injured,
any many other effects of the lightning were
visible for considerable distance, around, and
the shock was felt for some miles.-Mdia,,d
Sentinel
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FALSE PRETENcEs.-Daniel G.. Smith
returned Californian, who lives at Dewitt, Gin.
ton county, was brought before Justice LaRue,
On Monday, upon the complaint of Allen 4. Burr,
charged with obtaining property to the amount
of $a5, by false pretences, from Burr 4 Grove,
hardware dealers in this city. The offence con-
sisted in falsely representing himself to be the
owner Of farm, with eight hundred bushels Of
wheat and also heavy interest in California
gO'1 T;ae. He was placed under bonds of $500,
!" appear a. the October term Of the Circuit
onrs, to answer any Information that may be
aed against him in that behalf. Geo. l. Parsons,
Esq, prosecuted, and Randolph Strickland, ESQ.,,
dDewitt, defended.
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The SECURITIES OF Mr.. FOwLER.--I. will be
seen by reference to our court proceedings tina,
the execution issued by the Solicitor of the
Treasury against the property of the securities
of Isaac v. Fowler, the late defaulting Post.
Master of this city, has been enjOined by Judge
Belts of the Circuit Court of the United States.
In the very able and elaborate opinion of the
learned Judge he holds that the authorities at
Washington must have known of the existence
of portion of the defalcatiOn of Mr.. Fowler at
the time the bonds were executed. They were
consequently prohibited by law from appointing
him to the office, and his sureties are therefore
not liable for his defaleaton.-N. 7. TriJanc
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Are generally caused by Anmacule burroughed the
skin Dr. Trasks Magnetic Ointment BY ats powerful and
penetrating qualities destroys every yessige Of them
restoring health and beauty 10 the skin whenever a
piled, removing Tan and Freckles
ISrrAxgD SoRK EyEs-A. e. Gushing, Of South Bend,
Ind. says The Magnetic Ointment is the only remedy
in here for Lnda.ei Eyes. The Auditor Of
ty has much faith in its curative powers in this disease
that he not only highly recommends it, but offer. to for
felt the amount paid each case, If il fails of
Piles Pile, which this Of the year par
tcuiary Troublesome cured at once by DIR. Trasks
Magnetic Ontment. Apply il 10 the parts affected, and
small Of the back.
NEgvoCs or ScK HE4DAcuE-Apply the Ointment freely
the forehead and temples and back Of the meek also
to the sole. of the feet and palm. of the hands II will
relieve the seyerest headache in thirty minute.
Ey-Read adyertisemen Mt in this paper. 3myl
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BEARs.-Oscar Eaton, Esq, of Whitewater,
informs US that on Tuesday last, large Bear
came in sight of his dwelling, seized one of his
best hogs and commenced deliberate meal.
Mr.. E. had nothing but shotgun and fine shot,
but he walked up to Bruin and shot him in the
head The Bear retreated into the woods, hut
while the family we're at dinner, he returned and
eat good portion Of the hog. Some time in
the night he came back and took the balance.
Several bears have been seen in that neighbOr-
hood within the past few days. They have car
ried off eight of Mr. Blake's shoats. Mr.. Eaton
says he will send US some bear meat in a few
days-Grand Traverse Herald.
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Wool. The wool buying for this sea

Wool. The wool buying for this sea-
son is now over, snd the quantity marketed here
is in large increase upon previous years. Mead
L Co. Of the First Ward, have bought 10000
lbs., about half Of which is of high grade, at
an average Of forty cents. per ID.
!. ID. Billings, Second Ward, has bought IT,
900 bS at the same figures. Though better put
up than heretofore, much OF this wool would
have been much improved, by care and skill in
aaping.
In 1889, $1,000 lbs. were bought in Lansing,
At an average Of 50 cents
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A NARROW EscArE.-The dwelling of Nelson
G. Isbell, the present Secretary of State, was
struck by lightning during the storm on the at.
ternOon of Thursday last The bolt passed
down the chimney, which it ruined, through a
stove, and then passed down cellar. A young
lady who was near the stove at the time, was
knocked down, but happily soon recovered
The same afternoon, chimney on the house o.
MIR. Mundy was struck, together with two large
trees, all at different times; and horse, owned
by Joseph Loree, jr, was killed in Iosco.-L;r
ingston Democrat.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-18

CONE BAcK.-Ofiicer Green returned
on Monday, like Moses from the fair, in the Vicar
dwake6eld, bringing himself, but minus the
aose-burners, Hans and Warner, after a weeks
Intellectual search, during which nearly every
body except the officer got sight Of the rene
gades. They were encountered on the plank,
not far from Detroit, by citizen Of Lansing, who
expressed surprise at seeing them, and asked
them "if the officer hadn't caught them" The
father Of Hans lives near Buffalo, and is man Of
wealth.
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The YPsILANTI MURDER.-The singular death
of Mrs. WashDurne at Ypsilanti some weeks
since has been noticed in full in this paper. Ii
will be remembered that her husband, George
w. Washburne, was arrested on suspicion Of
having caused her death. He was tried, at the
recent term Of the Washtenaw Circuit Court al
Ann Arbor, on this charge, and convicted Of
manslaughter, for which he was sentenced tC
twelve years. confinement in the State Prison a,
Jackson. He was yesterday conveyed, securely
ironed, to his future abOde.-Free Press.
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SENATOR BINGHAM AT HoxE.-Senaror Bings
ham returned from Washington to his residence
in Green Oak, ON Wednesday last. He is in fine
health and spirits, and after a little recruiting
upon his farm, he will be ready to do yeonan
service in the coming campaign. he looks a
little paler than usual, and his hair little more
silvery; but what is better, he brings the cheer
ing intelligence Of the prospect of the certain
success Of Lincoln and Hamlin. - Livingston
RenuhI;r0u
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DEATH OF WM w. WEED, OF BUFEALO.-The
Commercial of Tuesday evening has the follow
ing:-Our citizens will regret to learn that Mr..
VIM. w. Weed suddenly expired at his residence
on Seventh.street, this morning. He had taken
breakfast as usual, and while reading newspa-
per suddenly fell from his chair and expired. A
post mortem examination will probably be held
this afternoen.-Al5. Journal.
Mr.. Weed was large produce operator, aud
passed much of the time in Detroit.
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The BARBARIsM OF SLAvKRY.-A Texas pa.
per says that a man named Landlord, in Coryell
county, recently whipped negro slave girl,
" from sunrise till twelve o'clock" He suspec.
ted her of stealing money, but afterward found
the treasure where he had laid it, and then, with
his natural incontinence Of memory, had forgot
ted the occurrence. The man who furnished
the information said that she was the most IT,
humanity whipped creature he ever saw, neither
horse or OK excepted"
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-18

TIE CANE WoN'r PAY FOR THE GAMBLE
The N. Y. Journal of Commerce says that 81 vo-
ting for Douglas is downright waste of ammu.
nition." The Journal supports Breckenridge,
because he stands better chance Of election
than Douglas.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-18

SNGING.-The summer term of MIR.
Nils Singing Class closes on Monday evening
uext A full attendance OF the Class is expected.
Mr. Mills designs to commence fall and winter
classes in September next
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MISSIONARY MrrrING.-A Missionary Conven-
ton Of the Protestant Episcopal Church Of the
Diocese Of Michigan, belonging to the Detroit
Conversational District, was held in Grace Church
on Wednesday last-Port Huron Press.
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NOTICE-State Of Mich

l. gan, County Of Ingham, sat- session OF the
Probate Court for the county Of Inghsm holden at the
Probate Office in the city Of lansing Wednesday, the
lth day july the year thousand eight hundred
and sixty present WIN. H. PNCKNEY, Judge Of Probate.
In the OF the estate Of Eugene Holden and others
minor children of Simon and Ann Holden, deceased On
reading and filing the petition duly verified of Joseph
H. klborne, step to said minors praying that he
may be appointed Guardian unto said minors
Thereupon it is ordered that Monday, the sixth day
Of August next at IL O'Clock in the forenoon, be
signed the hearing of said petition and that the heirs
law said deceased aud all other persons interested
in said estate required to appear at session OF said
Court then to be holden at the Probate Office the vii
lage OF Mason and show cause there be- why the
prayer of the petitioner should not be granted And it
further ordered that said petitioner give notice to the
interested n said estate Of the peLjency Of said
petition, and the hearing thereof by causing copy q
this order to be published in the Lansing Republican,
newspaper printed and circulating in said county OF Ing
ham, successive weeks previous to said day OF hear
ing "a true copy) WM Ii. PINCKNEI,
2w2.2 Judge of Probate.
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DRowxED.-Wiliam, son of ". H. Montgom-
cry, Of Ida aged II years, was drowned in the
River Raisin on the 4th inst, near Petersburgh.
1t is supposed he slipped in the water from a
steep bank, and not being able to swim was
ldrowned.-Nonroe Press.
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The HARvEsT.-The cradles began to
swing merrily in the wheat fields OF lngham on
Monday morning. Two glorious yellow days
came together, but to-day is rainy. The harvest
was never more promising.
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NKw FLoUR.-Col. f. Walker, Of Oke.
mos mills, has brought to our Office sack OF
aour made from new wheat. He informs us
that the new wheat is very fine in quality.
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE, !
IGnsing, .JHly Il, 1850. !

TdnstHy, JWy II, IstU.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, .,
CITY IF lansing,
To James Bascom, II. J. Daniels, NJ T. Marvin, H. Il.
Hbbard and all other persons interested in the following
described premises viz lot and :, block III lots
and >, block l29.
You hereby notified that assessments about to
be made upon you to defray the expense of grading
Washtenaw street, from Washington Avenue to Grand
street the assessment rolls have been made thereto.
which iie in the Office of the CITY Clerk, where
they will remain open your inspection until Monday
the thrtieh day OF july $780, at O'Clock p. NJ, when
and where the Common Council will sit to hear appeal.
from said assessment and you can appear and show
cause if any there BE- why said shall not be
made and collected according to law.
BY order Of the Common Council.
JANIS g. STAFFORD Gin fTfry,
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!oslcAL-It has been said that an Irishman
ngae before he reasons, and that Scotchman
nseas before he fights. The Conservative On
"a party fights and reasons at the same time
Lessssigs Journal.
~ y IN old maxim that NO one can do two
- ven 1t the same time. Hence "the I'm
= party" fights badly and reasons worse.-Alb.
Assvnsi. - n 80
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FLINT AND PRE- MARQUETTE RAILRoAD-
The Pere Marquette 4. r. company have re cleo
ted the old Board of Directors, with two excep.
tons, and chosen Capt. E. B. Ward President of
the company. The Detroit advertiser says:
arrangements have been made by which the
contractors will commence laying the iron the
first of next week, and lay half mile day till
SO miles are completed between Saginaw and
Flint
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1860-07-18

SANDS CIRCUs.-Sands' celebrated cir.
Gus, win be in Lansing on Monday, July 3oth'
Il il said to be a complete and splendid affair.
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kAnIAAExTAaY ALNANAc.-Our days are
~ 0der the two-thirds rule, as We have about
sxoeo hours Of sunshine and eight Of darkness.
-Lsuisvills Jouynal. sf 80
q y lqeesasic papers dispute this. They
~ hi /: dnhp IN tn time. >
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CAPITAL WDE-AwAKEs.-The Wide
Awakes held a business meeting last night, and
yofed to uniform at once Over one hundred are
in the movement.
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HERRICKS SUGAR COATED PILLS
The Whole World United,

as-SICh PEOPLE, TIiINK AFTER WHICH, &C! ga
You'd scarce expect, et this late day,
With startling cures book to till
This is the case, the million say,
With the of Herrick Pill
They come from East, and North and West,
And with glad tdings the papers fill,
Because they are the cheapest, safest, best,
And superior to others is Herrick's Pill.
From Roots, and Plants, and Flowers they're made;
They always cure-they never Kill;
Thousands now in their graves were laid,
Were It not for Herrick's PHI.
For year. he 3 worked TO heal the sick,
With JOY elate his bosom fills;
For tens Of thousands now rejoice
At the magic powers Of Herrick's Pills
ra- HERRICK'S MATCHI.ESS VEGETABLE FAMILY
PILLS Ia sc inundated tho world with their popularity
Over We million of boxes used annually, giving
employment 10 eighty five and women to put them
up. Their numbered by thousandsther prais-
the tongues of all Citizens of Michigan and else
where, have You used them Put up in English,
Spanish, German and French directions. Large family
boxes, % cents Five boxes for 81 Sold everywhere.
See advertisement on 81 page 1y2t6
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE. !
Lansing, Judy l0th ls60.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, l.
~ - :

ciAih W MiehoaN, lag
Cdyf Lansing,
To A. Cotrel, Vim. H. Chapman, D. ii. Bsgiey, Whit
ney Jones, Geo. Lathrop, n l. Case, - Hare, J. r
Price, - Strobe Spencer Harrington, Geo Parsons,
NJ Elder, Chapman Hickox and all other persons in
teresed in the following described premises. viz W =,
lots >, 3, 4, g. and block 2i3 Z. lots J. =, B. 4,
s. and S, block 2ls "a lots l, 2, B. !, 5, 6, 9,
TO- H. l., l II, Is l6 and l.. block ls lots and IL,
block Is lots $, g. H. l. and Is, block ls lots l. 4,
5. 9, H. l3 Ii and IL, block IS lots Ss, Q,
Is and 10, block IL "a lots l. >, g. T. s, 6, and g,
block "a. "a lots l, >. 3, A. 3, and !, block ~
You hereby notified that assessments about TO
be made you 10 defrsy the expenses OF repairing
lsrch street, from Michigan Avenue TO Franklin street
that rolls have been made therefor which
file the Office Of the City Clerk, where they will
open for your inspection until Monday, the twen
~ third day Of July, 1850, At O'Clock p when and
where the Common Council will sit TO hear appeals from
said assessment and you offer AMI show cause,
any there be why said shall not be made and
collected according Ia law.
By order Of the Common Council
JAMES G. STAFFORD, City Clerk
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Ia thus city IL O'Clock \. u Thursday JAY l2tA
1880, EMILY, wife G. Ur. l. BOyee, daughter of :
Os.rarder, aged 20 years, months ami II days He
disease WAS ConsestVe Chii.s
A short four mosths ago, we've CALEB uP-n to an
nounce the marriage Of thus lady. such is lie "
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SPECIAL MOTTO f S
Presbyterian Social.

The meeting of the ladies' Benevolent Association OF
the Presbyterian Church for this week will be held at the
house Of T. d. Billings, Esq, On tomorrow Thursday
evening. by authority
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4 DMTNISTRATOR'S SALE.-Notica

n is hereby given, that in pursuance Of license to
granted BY the judge OF Probate for the county
Ingham. on the 18th day Of March, A. $780, I shall
expose tor sale at public auction, Saturday the 18th
day of August, A. D. leoo the premises At clock
P. NJ, IN the township Q; lie Roy, Inzhan county the
feo~iny described piece or parcel Of land. OF which
Daniel q. TOBIAS deceased Diet seized. vi, The north
part Of the southwest fractional quarter section seven
town three north CT two east Containing forty
more less Sale subject to all liens and dover
right Of widow. Terms made known on day Of sale
". B. BARBER, Admiu;stra.or.
lie Roy, July Is, 1850. 2Ts.s
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Board OF STATE AUDITORS. - The
Board Of State Auditors are in session to-day,
but will transact little business.
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MORE YEr.-MOre Banners to the Breeze
Argus.
We are sorry to hear it. Two distinct and
opposing Democratic "banners" in one cam.
paign should be sufficient. They evince an an.
tagonism by no means cheering to the Dcmoc-
racy but if still other "banners" are to be run
up, what wiH become of the party albany
yOnr0ol
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x..,,, Advertisements have the privilege Of three
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES regular and ordinary
.S..aa Adversisme nts, only. All others chargedby
tn SQUARE.
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SALr.-Towers have been erected for the pur.
pose Of boring for salt at 1--WE different places in
the Saginaw Valley.-Txeola Piomeer
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CLUE MEErlNG.-Thero will be a regu-
lar meeting of the Lincoln Wide.Awake Club in
the First Ward, Qcwer TOWN. at the Seymour
House, on Tuesday evening, July 9th. 1t is
expected that
HON. ID. g. CHAPLIN,
viii address the meeting Other good speakers
win be present. A general attendance is re-
quested The Ladies are cordially invited
n. Il. JONES, Secretary.
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MAR n II ID.

In Homer, Ohio, the ID inst, a. the house OF the
bride sister, By the Rev. Mr. Seyter, Mr. JACOB SAD
LER, of Sullivan Ohio, to Miss MARTHA A. DlERlORFF
formerly of this city
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cl1plIeI REPUBLICAN FOR 1860.


School OF REFORM.-The Board Of
trustees met in Lansing yesterday.
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE. }
L.lRs.Ec. Jl.ls L.. l>tu /,

STATE OF MICHIGAN,
CIR If lansing,
To Cbss Fox, % Z. FALL T. Il. Gibson, T. Mooss Wi
ley ". Ward Briggs and all other persons interested
in the following described premises, lots and 4,
block l3S lots and :. block lSi lots and :, bock
lSj lots and l.: block $50 lots and l., block Isl
lots 1, ., 3, T. and 6. block l52
You hereby notified that assessments about 10
be made upon you 70 deray the expense of grazing len
avee street from Washington Avenue - River street
that rolls have been made therefor which
fle In the office OF the City Clerk where they will
remain open Tor your iuspecoa until Monday, the thir
tieth day OF July, ls6o, at O'Clock P NJ, when and
where the Common Council will sit 10 hear appeals f-cr
said sssessmen, and you appear and show cause
there be- Why sai shall not be made ant
collected according 10 law.
By order OF the Common Courcl.
L LANES L.
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CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
Lrnsing, July l., lsCo. !

STATE oF MICHIGAN,
City of Lansing,
To p C. Ayers, A. Darrell, ". Chapman, A NJ Chad
wick, NJ Hudson II. lnyersol = Lansing, j. N. Preston,
J. Tobias, A. W. Williams " Giles, ID. P. Edgar, William
Wiley aud all other persons interested in the following
described premises, viz Lots = and 8, block lJ0 lots
3, A. ., and !, block l3l lots = ., 4 B, g. snd
S, block 1872 lots and 4, block 133
You hereby notified that assessments about to
made upon you defrav the expenses of grading River
street, IRON its intersection with Grand street the
north line o Ienawee street that rolls have
been mace therefor, which file an the oiee of
the City Clerk, where they will open for
specton until Monday, the thireth day Of july 1850
O'Clock 7. NJ when and where the Common Council
will sit to hear appeals from said assessment and you
appear and show cause, If any there be, why said
shall not be made AMI collected according to
law. Be order o. the Common Council.
2.3x2 JAMES 6. STAFFORD, CITY Clerk.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE 4
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SHERIFF SALE.-By virtue Of one
~ execution Issued Of and under the seal Of the
Circuit Court for the county Of vinzton to me directed
and delivered have levied upon All the right, title md
of Spalng Il Case, IN and to the ollswhg ces
eribed anis and tenements 10 vii Lot No TO- in block
No. LIZ, lot No To- block No. 49, and lot No IL, IN
block No 17 n tn city Of Lansing, county Of lagham
and State of Michigan, which shall expose for sale at
pubic vsndue the highest bidder ~ the court house IN
ths Village of nasoo On the 9th day fAagus A D. 1885,
ct one O'Clock p. y. Dated Mason, jane 1seh, 1880
ev2e9 EDY RAKK Sheriff
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Ldnsin3, Jaly II, ls6s.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, ,ss
City OF Lansing,
To A. y. Bagey &. s. Hunt, Daniel Johnson L. K Msr
rifeld, q. W. Peck A. e. Paine VIM. Woodhouse, John
A. Kerr Geo. Murray and all other persons interested
in the following described premises, viz lots l, =,
and g. block l.3 lots - TO- IL, Il, IL, H. IL and l6,
block 1856 lots and s, block 156 lots 2 8, aud 5,
block l.2 lots l., aud s, block Ia lots
and 5, block l5..
be made upon you deray the expense Of grading St.
Joseph street from WASHINGTON Avenue to west line OF
River street that assessment rolls have been made
therefor which are file in the office Of the City Clerk
where they will remain open for your inspection until
Monday the thireth day of July, 1850, at O'Clock r.
~, when aud where the Common Council will sit to hear
appeals from sad assessment and you appear and
show cause, any there be, why said assessment shall
not be made and collected according 10 law.
BY order of the Common Council
JAMES G. STAFFORD Cffy Clark