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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06
arThe Governor Of Mianissinni nrnnoses

aTThe Governor of Mississippi proposes
to punish the North for eleoting Lincoln by
levying duty on Northern manufactures ear
ried into that State. Perhaps the Governor
will be good enough to turn his attention to
the ninth section Of the Constitution, a clause
OF which reads pretty closely like this:
"No tax or duty shall be laid upon arti-
Giles exported from any State. No prefer
enoe shall be given by any regulation OF
commerce or revenue TO the ports Of one
State over another; nor shall vessels bound
30 or from one State be obliged TO enter,
clear or pay duties in another.
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DAsIELF. MILLER, Esqr lis an independent can
didste for the office Of Supreme Judge Of Iowa.
d2w
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06

PorAro CRoP IN Iowa The potato crop of
Iowa for the year 1860 10 truly astounding
The weld in some instances comes up to 400
and 500 bushels to the acre, and the general
average 10 not much less than 200. The
quality OF the potatoes is better than usual,
and far exceeds the best raised in any coun
try we have ever visited. IL 10 not uncom-
mon TO ind them weighing a pound each,
and some that We have seen weighed three
four and even five pounds. Not . Sign of
rot or imperfection has been discovered. So
plenty and cheap are they that for the pas,
week many loads have sold at 10 cents Der
bushe. No danger of starving in Iowa q,
these fgures.-[ Chicago Jour.
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GT-"The Dimmykras party ought to have
the American aigle off lts banner this cleo
ton,' said an honest Pathfinder the other
day.
"Why ?o asked bystander.
"Bekase you see the aigle isn't a double
headed burd, and the party is,' was the an.
swer.
What would you put up III its place, Pa,?"
"Two Kilkenny cats, bedad.'
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JACKSON TO RNSHlP TICKET.

For CLERK District Courf--JAS. REYNOLDS.
Coumfg Sugl Cem. Schools IA. HEARD.
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IMPORTANT UNION MAsirEsro.-It il stated

IMPORTANT UNION MANIrEsro.-Iti 10 stated
that, in view Of the increasing power Of the
Disunionists in the South, the conservative q
Of that quarter, headed by Henry s. Foote,
OF Mississippi, Alexander Ii. Stephens, Of
Georgia, Isaac Il. Morse, OF Louisiana, Gen.
Sam Houston, OF Texas, Geo. w. Jones, OF
Tennessee, Timothy Rives and VIM. q. Riv go,
of Virginia, Albert Rust, Of Arkansas, and
James Guthrie, Of Kentucky, intend issuing
manifesto, assuring the conservative peo
pie OF the free states, that, in no event will
the constitutional election OF Mr.. Lincoln be
regarded IS cause for breaking up the
Union, unless be should attack the rights OF
the South Philadelphia Press.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1860-11-06

In which We shaIi oher great ind aeem.ntx. Asess
OF our hrm reside. In New YORK, We ahaIi eoiiisus
TO receive weekly supplies throu CHOU, the ssaAeA.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1860-12-22
BY EEL EGR AP II.
From Springfield. Hi.

Springfield, III. Dec 81.
Thurslow Weed, Judge S5lausson and j.
II Nanallen, of \. Y, arrived here from
the east on the early morning train Weed
was Closeted with Lincoln from 9 until 3
o'clock he brought his compromise along
which was the subject of earnest discus
sion, 1t is said that manifestations were
insisted upon by the Presideno elect, re-
lating to the recognition of the right of
slavery in the Territories, and that the
idea OF restoration Of geographical lines
was rcpudiated Weed returns this eve
ming. 1t is reported that he will take the
modified programe to Washington, where
it will be submitted to the Republican
members of Congress He saw none but
Lincoln and few of the latters friends
Moses Grinnell is mentioned as Secre
tary Of the Treasury, and Mr.. Draper as
| Collector Seward 5 declination Of a seat
in the Cabinet is said to have been init
! mated
The news from Charleston has produced
4 great sensation in political circles. Mr.
Lincoln, however, read it calmly. The
President elect il grossly misrepresentec
! in Cobbs last letter.
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Il.rt-...E., Sir.


an the 9th day OF October. D. ISIS. Roswell Dick
~ nsor, and Sarah his WIFE executed and delivered
to the subscriber, Edwin T. Fay, mortgage deed to
the band hereinafter offered for sale, the pay
O. the thIrty-uur hundred tSionD dollars
according the and effect Of four promissOry
notes, eight hundred and fifty dollars each payable
in two, three and four years from said date made
by said Dickinson and pay able said Fay with ine
payable annually per cent. till due, and if
paid maturity, draw fifteen per thereaf
until paid, damages, and given for the purchase
money Of said land; and whereas. default has been
made by said Dickinson in the payment said
mentioned notes, and interest ali said notes, and the
said two notes and said interest now wholly due
and unpaid and whereas it is provided by said mort
that if default be made aforesaid, said Fay
cecds of such sale pay the whole secured to he
paid 10y such mortgage, viz thirty four hundred dol
lars, and said interest up the day of sale.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given, that the sub
sCriber by virtue OF the power and authority upon nm
conferred by said mortgage, WILL on the 18th day OF
February, d. lS51. at the south door of the court
house in Ottawa in La Sale county and State of Hi
nois at O'Clock 81, offer for sale at public auc-
ton to be sold the highest bidder for cash. the FOL-
lowing described real estate much of 1t rs may
be necessary, situate in said county and state,
The north quarter Of Section thirytour (i) in
Township thirty three (3j) north, OF Range our ~
east Of the third principal meridian; and also, Lot
three, }) being tn half of the northwest quart
said Township and Range, for the purpose of paying
first all attorney and counsel fees, and expenses
of such sale and then the whole and interes
secured be paid by said mortgage.
EDWIN r. FAY, NoJtgdgre
BUSHNELL K AVERY. Solicitors. dec22 CIV
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From W ashin gtOn.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 20.


Correspondence. Of the New York Times
Orders have been issued TO Major An
derson TO surrender Fort Moultrie if at
tackled. am reliably informed that Ma
or Anderson telegraphed here that he had
surrendered large number of arms which
had been removed from the arsenal to
Fort Moultrie, to the authorities of Charlcs-
ton, on demand having been made for
them. This was done in obedience, as he
says, to the spirit OF order, he has received
from Washington.
An official despatch, giving information
OF the passage Of the ordinance Of seces-
sion, was received here this P NJ by Mr..
buchanan. 4 number Of Southern men
were with him ut the time, and learn he
exhibited much agitation on hearing the
news.
The passage Of the ordinance produced
intense excitement in Congress today
When the despatch came and was an
Eounced, that South Carolina had passed
the ordinance of secession il was privately
reported that the South Carolina members
remaining had prepared = farewell adj
dress. to be delivered tomorrow morning
fer the purpose Of gong out III q body and
creating an impression. The Republicans
Immediately renewed the proposition to
adjourn, and carried IL The South Caro-
lima members must wait til Monday 70
make their demonstration.
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Yesterdays dispatches from New York
show a further improvement in stocks,
1iizso,iris reaching -. This must have
favorable cilect ON Illinois currency. The
advance in wheat end -four, just when
large shipments bad been made by Chica-
90 merchants to make exchange, must
have the effect to bring exchange down.
F. FranSer Adams, in his Chicago ha'h
Nots list, give the following as the rates
for currency. exchange, &c, Dec. *.
New Yorl; exchange, 10 per Ct prem
New Eng land BANKS, ....-..-.-.
Y J.. ia. and Id. Banks. ,
OHIO, Ky, L.. aud Ia. State,
i'i~crcjtgd Illinois Banks, ...... % per Ct "!sc
Virginia anu \. 4. BANKS.
The Chicago Tritope Is informed that
the Bank Commissioners VIII extend the
ell Oh the Illinois Banks to 60 and proia-
bly, 80 days and says the proPcsal Is re-
ceived with satisfaction in business circles.
The time hitherto given tho Illinois
baak to make up their deficit Q! securities
expired on Thursdsy None appears to
have responded.
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Bad Enough.

A gentleman of this State who very re-
Gently visited Washington, writes a note
to Us saying, that there is no hope for the
Union. 1t is certainly doomed to an
early dissolution. | met with no one who
seemed to entertain any hope. talked
freely with several Of our own members,
and they seemed to favor the idea that.
in the event OF a dissolution of the Union,
Missouri, should take a separate position
as the Republican of Missouri follow
ing the fortunes OF neither section.
The Vice President, it is said, looks
care-worn and low spirited indeed Under
all the circumstances it is natural enough |
that he should do so
Il; Is enough to siclen the heart Of any |
one who loves peace and the Union, to see |
and hear what did at Washington No |
thing now but the interposition Of Him !
who walks upon the wave, and holds in !
the hollow Of his hand the wind and the
storm, can save the Republic"
This is bad enough, and we sec little in
other sections TO give Ia encouragement.
The peculiar organs OF Dir. Lincoln in HI
nos-tho Sprin@ field io,UnG{ and the Chi
cano 7iiLiae-are full Of vndictiveness
toward the South and those in the Middle
and Northern States who are striving to
! bring about reconciliation and TO save
! the Union If either of these papers
/ speak the sentiments Of Mr. Lincon-and
! his language is quoted hy one of them for
! mischlcyiouS purposcs-thcn the difficulty
OF agreeing upon any plan for harmonious
ACTON In greatly increased, if not render
ed impossible We had hoped that the
visit OF lIr Bates, upon the invitation Of
Mr Lincoln himself would have been
productive of better feeling, and that the
-PVc,ldcut elect would have become salts
fed of the imminent danger In which the
Republic stands But if we NAV Judge
from the articles in the Jo".H9i which we
copy, such seems not 10 have been the
case The inference Is also strong, that
Mr.. I.incon has no idea OF going outside
Of the Republican party for bis Cabinet
officers. although many Of his friends have
given assurances that such would be the
case There is not Southern man, we
aprrehend, Of any note. who viii agree 10
SIT in council with Sir. Lincoln, with the
understanding that the principles Of the
Black Republican party are TO lie carried
out III all their severity by him.
The ordinance 10y which South Carolina
i. to be declared out Of the Union and in
dependent Of all the other states VII pro-
baby he adopted to-day. Then her trial,
will begin. Up TO this time, It ha- been
easy enough to pass laws creating stand
ing army. and tor furnishing all the ma
niments OF war. bat noT the money Is to
he provided. aud the expenses Of a new
Government are 10 be incurred Ii : easy
10 see that millions viii be necessary for
these objects, and yet !, Is we'll known
that ;he LTehegEer ! empty. and direct
tax viii no. be submitted g. very cheer
fully. The trlth J., South tlroina Is a
poor State, and there are few facilities for
raising money Tor Governmental purposes,
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Uttat5a frccUraoe
OTTAWA, Ill, DIG. ., 1850.
TIE The lsooalc CT The United STATES.


Nunerou4 a,..caI> haze h@an made to
me lv p.ou> ara patriotic a=-oeiajol and
citizeIiS. ia v... e4 ;he present distracted
and I,sr.egsrsE condition If our coun5ry- 10
recommend ,!...t daH b, aot apart iol. iis'-
miliation. f.,,:.a. :,.i Prayer throughout
the U,.;ull
in compliance ~. their rcI1o.t and
III, c,~n e,lIze q ,i,.y, d"si.atr frl,tay,
the 4tf da-- oe Js1uary, 1851, for TIL. pui-
pose. and recommend that the people as-
semitic on tia; day, according 70 their Sc
veral forms Of worship. TO keep It Is
solemn Fast.
n,o:,ant threatened with alarming and
ir,n,ctI-ate C.rnreT: panic and distress Of q
fearful character prevail throughout III"
land: our laloIine population are without
e,rrfovracr!t. and consequently deprived
Of the means Of earning their bread. IN
deed hone seems to nave deserted the
minds al men. All classes are In state
of confusion and di~may. and tEc WiStrt
cnunseIz Of our best and purc>t men ar"
wholly di-regaT,cd.
In this the hour Of orr calamity and
peril to whom shall we resort for reiici-
but 20 the God Of our fathers? Ills onl-
nipotent arm can only save Us from the
awful effects Of our crimes and ioll.es-
our own ir=rat.ludg and guilt toward our
Heavenly Father.
Let Us, then, with deep contrition and
nauite-t sorrows. unite iu huMuGnE CUR
selves before The Nest Ii,h, in contoss.ng
our perzon4l and national SINS, ana ia &c
kno:yedging the Justice OF our punishment.
Let Us imPlore Hin TO remove from our
hearts that false pride of opinion which
would impel Us 70 persevere III wrong 10:
the sake Of consistency. rather than yield
lust submission 10 the unforeseen tx gen
c;es by which we are now surrounded.
let Us heseecn him to restore the iricLd-
ship and good will which prevailed III for
mer days among the people Of the several
horrors Of civil war and blood Guiitiness-
Let oar ferveut prayers ascend 70 liz
Throne that he VIII not d5.cTt us in thiS
hour Of extreme peril. but remember IL a
he did our fathers IN tho darkest days OF
the Reyolution. and preserve our Corsti-
tuition and our Union, the work @, their
hands, for ages yet to come.
An Gmuinoteut Providence may over
rule existing evil for permanent good lie
can make tie wa IN OF man o praise Him.
and the reminder f wrath he can "a
strain. 1t M invoke every individual,
ii whatever sphere orliie he may he placed,
to- feel personal responsibility % God and
his county iar Ike. ina this Gay holy, and
for contributing al in his power to re
move oUr ycl-.t! Au-. I'M .aat-g- ca!a.a--:es.
,jA.-E- G,sEE-.,---.,.
WA.f.y1To,-. Dcc th. 1850
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Lumber Yard, Flaming AI:II,
Sash. Dsos and ..!ind Factory.

Sy-E have moved Lumber Yard Planning
~ NH, near tile iliuo.S River Bridge. and pre-
pared to furnish former customers and all others
with al kg d. q luufCT. lath. and Shingles. Also,
constantly hard = good assortment OF Dry SEA
SOSfU FINISHING LUMBER.
Having in connection Hith cur LuU.brr a ash. cor,
and Blind Factory, ard a Glass. Nail, Paint, and oil
Dep enabled 10 furnish each and every article
that Builders may want, saving the trouble of
ing rUulicr OF different Place g. make your bill
We also invite attention To our SINGLE MILL.
which ! now ready for operation. and furnish
Sawed Shingles by wholesale or retail.
Our terms ca-h, aUc sell Is low the icTls-.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
Office Ia sale st, opposite Van Dcrs1 Osborn 5
storr. iGvc 81 STEAEN a Pow ELL.
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WASHINGTON. Dec. II.
There IS hut lt;iC II any cOnrcnce IN
l"r ''l.'i '',i. AZ nv
.,' - -,
- 10. "a - ,;a
~ ar - '''', /; + 9.-l,',a. ~
4't' $50 ,h,
oni,.iou shst additional forces should be
~tut To south Ca!y..Aa for ihe protection
r he public property. The President,
lovrsyor /. still ouno,rd 10 such i.crese,
,..,. ,qr,,d..,.tia! roa lon, being apprehensive
that ii would augment the present excite
meht.
NA-ai4gToN, Dec. 10.
Attorney General Hla,i, has received
the appointment Of Secretary of State, and
VIM Edwin stanton, formerly OF fcnnsyi-
wanna, bat no" resident OF y" aShins'o"'
has been alPoiAt'u Attorney General
There j. AN imnre-sion TO-DAY upon the
minds Of men holding high and respect
ape positions III inc soVeII'iieh', til't al
though some enc o. W. ota'es may CON-
nit over "cts against me = hioh' that, II
itH arr '."' t e. t,',I, " ,.ii pi hieii,.o
~! "'i' i,"t "a - 'i'''i''
long out ana "Hi fet'"ce 'heif steps
The President declares he viii defend
the Qualifications OF the country against ali
attempts to take them.
r., o..-
80. ~ lo ~ -, VI VA
-; - VI Wy az
!. Ntit "eSi''I, "a ne
40 r. 80 - H. ,.a,.f;.,,,,.t
c.;...,. -. :.
onSII a[.1.a' ,n ov;a,, ~ la
~, N.Y. o. cd,,rsssio,, o' ti'e nort Of tLn Pc
iII;-,, - a,,d - 1000
,,';.>. .;ral, Snntnai,y you'd "o viii A.,
81
49,,
/ SeHa' or fi'eIl, o. thtii;''ia' toio Jefi i'a-
'iS YESTERDAY, t.1at II 'i.e s Sas more
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Relief - Kansas.
pi.CCLAMATiDN
by hi. E.,,r.acy -l,ia Hy--l, Goso,1o,. :t linn;

BY h.< E.t,''aacy -Ioin Hc-l, GorCAo, II It;aoi,.
The people Of this State have had cause for
attended ,hc tIiiiug q their fields, and the other
pursuits OF their industry, during the pas, wear,
bu; ! have information FROM the most authentic
and reliable sources that the citizens OF the Terri
tory of Kansas are suffering from the failure Of
their crops, and that the scauty supplies of their
harvesl> viii reduce them 20 famine during the
coming winter. unless assisted hy contributions
from abroad; it seems proper 20 me therefore,
that from abundance we should give 20 the re-
Lief Of their distress, an" in accordance with This
view, !, iOHN No0n, Governor OF the State Of Hi
nOis, appoint .>ta,iog, ts - dag ~ UscMi,y. D-
strut, a day OF especial cior; in behalf of this
humane and Christian object and would recon-
mend to the ministers in charge OF the various
churches. throughout the State twhers such effort
has not already been made That upon that day
they present this object to their congregations and
solicit contributions thereto.
would also suggest the formation of town COM
mittccs IL whose hands donations of money and
provisions may be placed to he forwarded by them.
The produce and provisions to :. {. pomcroy, At
Gibson. marked a. kansas Relief; and the money
marked above by express, to DR.. John Evans,
81 Clark street, Chicago
The considerations first named which have
prompted me TO recommend 10 yOnr generosity
this phi!anlhropc enterprise will, | trust, insure
your hearty cooperation therein.
Given under my hand and the great seal of State,
III the city of Sprin gtied this tenth day of De
cember, A.. u. lS6'.
SEAL by the Governor: john WooD.
o. u. HATCH, Secretary Of State.
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TIE SICEs,IoN!sT5 * \ Mess ALREADY
The South Carolina Legislature is at log
gerAeads about the matter OF Offering the
new army TO be raised in that State. The
Democracy of the ruFai districts Is wagine
fierce war against the dauIiuesring auto-
c.acy OF Charleston, which clique is fight
ing Tor L monarcAiea! form or government,
and entertain a purpose to make Il COY
esuog al the State q military chieigain with
sovereign power. M. Cunningham, Of the
House. who Is put forward by the commit
tee to take all the responsibility Of extreme
sentiments, has openly avowed his hatred
of Democracy in the camp. lie considered
the common soldier as incapable OF an ell
! ectiye choice The opposing or thorough
/ Is Democratic party OF the House, while
ayowing strong secession sentiments, are
nevertheless bitter sticklers for popular
/ rights and will stand out for them As
! yet they have been able to obtain few con-
cessions. They have caused the army bill
now under considerationsto be modified to
such an extent that the Governor shall
! appoint general and field officers by and
/ with the consent aad advice of the Senate
/ The debate in the South Carolina House
| of Representatives on Tuesday last was BIT
terIy acriDonious.--Sar.
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Rcsicna:inn o. vsn. Cas-.

sen Cass hes st length withdrawn from
Nj Buoharau's cabinet. lis resignation
was rendered ten Gays 40, md accepted
on Saturday. His Successor has not yet
been named. The immediate cause Of his
resignation Is ID 10 have been a disagree
inent w.,h the President in reference t.
sending re-iaforccmcnts to Fort Noultgie
The commander Of tic Fort having made
4 rcqu.sition for more troops, Gen. Cas-
contcndoI HAT either the aid should be
sent AZ once, OF the commander ca-iiered
If ne had made 4 demand for troops that
we're not needed.
there IS 10 doubt, however, that the
position OF Cen c. in The cabinet has for
months past been an unpleasant one. 1t
Is known that he disagreed with the Pre-
sident and his advisers in reference 20 the
good policy or Justice Of that whole lon-
course Of malignant prescription Of iudce
Douglas and as friends. % which, ,n reali
ty, may Il attributed -. only I'll tac Pro
s:dents own n.i~iortures, ari tac oa:ani
into which he and hi administration haze
fallen, bat the Heaviest part Of lhctrouhie-
that NON a!Ei,t the country. Insteis. OF
playing tie part Of good easy man 81
the sake Of peace. had Gen. c. ii the be
ginning taken firm stand against the
maciinat:ons Of the di=uuioniets and fire
eaters in 1Tr Duchanans cabinet. all tn
present troubles might have been ayerte4
Tie LeavenwoTth Nsra5j Of Dee. % pu6
fishes 81 address from Gov. Medary TO the
e ,,.I,-.!, ho
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Now OK. Dec u

The Ti.i,o,ts Washington correspond
ence telesraph> at 3 0 clock this p. m.
that despatch was read in the house, in
forming the 7. :. that they are n.',,sy one
but astonishing and almost incredible -. 1t
may appear 20 the sccederz. The news
caused no excitement whatever Mr.. Car
net, Of Va, announced the fact 10 the
House
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IT viii he seen IL reference to the fros-
pcctus OF TIE Nr.r IorE Il tyr, which will
be found in another column, that the pro
prietor Of that popular weekly has secured
An array Of distinguished contributors for
his paper for the New Year such as has
never been e4uailed Jy any publication in
tie world. IHe La..lcr is always charac-
tari@ea 10y high moral tone, and has q
circulation larger than that OF any other
ton literary Journals in the county
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y OF OK, ' \, DC. :
y large meeting OF citizens was held az
AsfTisA,l Iiall last night and resolutions
2g s:. :. iEf cqinaePGjng the holding Of Ma
eIcion, fyoring aiming Of the State,S ;fiR,
declaring against the opening Of the Afri-
can slave trade
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Assessment Notice.

Cry CLERE's OFFICE,
OTTAWA Dec. 10, 1850.
reUBIIC notice is hereby given, that the Commits
soner, appointed by the City Council of the city
- Ottawa to assess the damages and recotpense due
the owners of land by the extension of Lafayette
street from the west line OF states Addition to Otta
~, in direct line west to the city limits, have com
Melted their assessment and made thereof to nv
once where the will remain foi the inspection of
all persons interested until the Sth day of January
1861 which time the City Council will, the council
room, hear all objections to said assessment and re-
wise and soDfrm or annul the samo
dsc22 Q. LEAyENS, City Clerk.
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Notice.

VfFCE,
December -, lSG6.
NOTICE is hereby given to the members of Hy-
~ hraulic Company of Ottawa that the City Couu Gil
did, the llth day OF December, l>60 order the
struction of good and sufficient road bridge across
the hydraulic basin, in La Sale street, the whole width
the road said and the construction OF
a good and sufficient Sidewalk on each side oil SAID
bridge. Now, if the said bridge and sidewalk are not
constructed according said order within thirty days
after The publication this notice, the city will CON
same and the costs OF :e same upon
40, q. IEAYENS city Clerk.