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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

New York ladies no longer wear their fine clothes
at a theatre. No woman now goes to play with
out bonnet and the leaders OF the ton are distin-
guished by the planness of their attire If you see
people very much dressed at theatre, you may be
certain they from the country. have few 9TH
er places where they can sport cheir tnery.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN r r.
-
BISHOP MILES Pro PERTY,

Market street. and adjoining the great Union Depotof all the
roads centering at this poiat
Market street. running through 70
Front street with The a uucber Of front said street,
making front on both streets Of 80 feet It has been subdiTid-
ed into lots Of suitable sizes for business houses on %
running back IS feet thereby giving good depth we'll 'front.'
Lot No. commences the lineof the LHusFlle anu NASH
Vile Railroad DepotLn has front Of 5Oieet ~ ioS ueS
Lot No fronts IS feet inches and contains lie Eanop
palace large story brick dwelling vita nen rs foous
which very desirable for hrseiss boarding ho1se'
building would ss Of the most de iaole hotels any
where found in southern or Western country as Il
this point, or In other words,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
OTEIO BUTTFR.

IN KEGS ONO BUTTER. Just received by
III A. JENKINS,
marls No. "a Market street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

The New Bedford Mercury says that the shoema-
kers in that city now get higher wages than ever
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

INCOME OF THE WESLEYAN MISSIONARY SOCIETY,"
The London Fatcl8RdH announces that the income
Of the (English) Wesleyan Missionary Society for
1859. including legacy, the next income OF which
was $4,000, was el4O,OOO or about seven hundred
thou sand dollars, an increase Of upwards OF NIFTY
.l,,-,,,l ,I,IIors ,1Don the previOus year.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

A Norfolk (ya) dispatch says the Dismal Swamp
is on fire, and the flames are raging with much VIC
1oroo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

JOIN BRowN's family is likely to be rich 1t has
already received upwards Of $4,000; and the re-
port is still the money comes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

John T. Page and others Robert Page Others.
pursuance Of decree Of the County Davidson
county rendered in the above the April term $780,
will Oue for sale at the residence OF Nathaniel Rogers, which
is the residence Of W B. Davis and between the Lebanon
turnpike and the river, on Thursday, the IItn day
OF May next, the following Deyross, to.Eir
Rebecc, about 81 years age, infant about year
Of age Ann about years Of AID Amanda about four
years Of age
TERMs-One fifth will be required in cash, and for the
balance notes endorsed payable m Bank the @ day Of De
cemher next. F. h. CnEATHAM,
April IL, 1900 Clerk
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

A foreign letter says that the Austrian army
eagerly expects another opportunity to march into
Lombardy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

The wife OF zone Of the first citizens of Auburn,
n "; has just gone raving mad from spiritualisul.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

To the capitalist presents rich feld r investment supe
ror any that has offered 70 the public aud needs ony an
xamaon to satisfy the most creiuous that what say
strictly true regards its value and impoTtlnee as building
place.
Lots ,, f. s. and eight have each good on will be
byplo We would earnestly the attention Of the Pub
lie to this sale.
Terms of SaIe--One two au5 three years. notes we'll
endorsed, bearing interest and lien retained.
GLASSCOCK & NEWSOd, Agents
apl7-M No. A College Street, Nashville Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21
The RaiIrOad Depot

At Winchester what is known the Ogden Tract
Land containing bty and extending into the town
This tract laid OF sub divided into suitable Lots
with view Of bringing That portion the
Depot has been laid OF into Lots Of Om three eight EACH
suitable both for business purposes and for residences Lot No
contains and half and the Mansion, large
and commodOuI Brick House, ane well Of water, &c.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

HENRY BARTLETT died Of hydrophobia, in Windsor,
Va few days since, having been bitten by a rabid
dog some six weeks previous.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

A chair Of music has been created at the Univer-
sity Of Leipsig, and Herr LANCER has been ap-
pointed to the professOrship.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

The versatile Mss STRICKLAND has found new
idea for a historical work-The BGclselor Kings Of
England
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

PIocoLoMn1, it is said, has given all her protes-
sional earnings, amounting to more than 100000,
to her parents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

The small pox has made its appearance at Din |
widd's Courthouse, Virginia.
A monument to Father MAruEw is about to be
erected in the Central Park, New York.
The Getty of lie Claire, Iowa, has been sued for
seveny-three dollars, interest onher city bonds.
The wife OF lone of the first citizens of Auburn,
n. Y" has just gone raving mad from spiritualsn
Newstead Abbey, BTReS's English home Is to be
sold at public auction on the 18th day Of June next
The New Bedford Mercury says that the shOema-
kers in that city now get higher wages than ever
before.
A Norfolk Cva.) dispatch says the Dismal Swamp
is on fire, and the flames are raging with much VIC
lence.
A foreign letter says that the Austrian army
eagerly expects another opportunity to march into
Lombardy.
The versatile Mss STRICKLAND has found new
idea for historical work-Ths BacIselor Kings Of
England.
PIccoIoxDu it is said, has given all her profes-
sional earnings, amounting to more than 100000,
to her parents.
The first volume of German translation of adam
Bede has made its appearance at Berlin the transa-
| tor is julius FREsE.
A chair Of music has been created at the Univer-
sity Of Leipsig, and Herr LANCER has been ap-
pointed to the professorship.
Henry Bartlett died OF hydrophobia, in Windsor
Va, few days since, having been bitten by rabid
dog some six weeks previous.
JOIN BRowN's family is likely to be rich. 1t has
already received upwards of $4,000; and the re
port is still the money comes
A grand opera on the subject of BTRoN's Don
Juan. by VICTOR MAssE, is about to be performed
at the Theater Lyrique Paris.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

The small pox has made its appearance at Din
widd's Courthouse, Virginia.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

The first volume of a German translation of adam
Bede has made its appearance at Berin the transa-
tor is julius FREsE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

We will Public Sale the premises the above tract OF
Land divided Lots above stated, credit Of
three years. FOR notes satisfactorily secured, bearing in
terest, a lien retained.
plan Of the grounds be by calling Mr.. Henry
Carr, Winchester
The positive and without the being de
teTmined them Those interested the growth and
prosperity Winche do we'll attend this sale.
G. NJ. FOGG,
A v. S. LINDSEY.
April 90, '6O-d,wGLw IDS Agents for Owners.
rFWinchester Home Journal copy till day OF sale.
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ORDINARY DRAWING,

To take place above specified.
Er.r,H urFza oF GSO ~
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The Getty of Le Claire, Iowa, has been sued for
seventy dollars, interest onher city bonds.
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w. L. BERRY g. co.
HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED
NOTES OF TRAVEL
AND
STUDY IN IT6LY,
CHARLES ELLIOTT NORTON.

- This volume will prove timely and aeesptasos to ala
who feel an Interest in the present condition Of italian aHrs
In addition to thoughts upon the political social and escelst
casats Of Italy, comprises imporEt and vaabic
eri.ioisms upon Italian An and Literature
sprlg
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

A monument to Father MATHEW is about to be
erected in the Central Park, New York.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

L q IS T II 4 Z Ed
'Thc lapse few moaths viii be sufciout 20 ssbIsh
Woreesisrs Dictionary Tire acknowledged standard Of rses
enes among the scholars Of England and Loo
LHsrary Ga-ette, Fs5ru1rg H. 1860
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-21

Ooong and PoEehong Teas Pickles Preserves Oysters smok
ing Tobacco and many other articles.
II y To all C which. would call . stfarffor rnd
invite the inspection or the trade, and assure ~ Ne 80 offer
many Inducements not 60 be found ELSEWHERE.
ians-l AkCuEn CHEATn Az nnnrnEl
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08
THB STATE or Iowa, :.
MUsCATINF COUNTY. sss

ITO N. Corwith l. Co., Charles Twitshsll, Handy I
Brsnner, Miles Works and Jsssiu 9eunays q
VOU will take notice that John q. Rssshsy, si
i Lancaster county, State OF Ptnnsylvania, end
jacob Huber, Of YORK couaty, Pennsytvaaia, have
filed their Bill in Chsnssry, in the District ceart
amin Hss.hsy and Elizabeth Hershey and Others
therein, among other things settn forth that, y
or about the 18th day Of March, A. D. 1867, TN
said Benjamin and Elizabeth Hssshsy sxseeted
| mortgage 70 said John H.. AMshsy. snd cJasot
hsbe'. In iss simple. upon tAe following re-
Lots 2, 5 and in block 2, in the city Of AHsea.
tine; out-Jot l, section :, township 70, range 4
vest (except 10 feet in width Of Of the west stde
thereof part Of lot s. block ~, Section and town
ship aforesaid, and lot A. block ~, all more fully
described in their petition, which said mortgage
was executed " secure tho payment OF two prom
issory notes Of said benjamin Hershey, Of sven
late herewith for the aggregate sum sf SD, Co.,
and payable in two years from dAte-thae salo
notes we're rot paid ct maturity, and thereby the
estate of said com piainants in said premises BE-.
came absolute ut law-that subsequsna to caid
mortgage, certain judgments operating - liens
upon said premises, have been rendered in saio
against said Hershey, 10 favor Of -.
COrwith Co.; Fsrrli Foundry, Charles Twitehsii
and Handy h BrennsF, and thst the amount Of said
notes Is now due from said Bapjamin Hershey e
complainant, and that IT is anoag other things
prayed that you be made parties defendant to sod
Dili-that ali said defendants answer under oath
tho allegations Of said Bili-thst IN sccouAt bs
stated, a. between dsfsnaants and roonplsilsnts,
oil the amount due upon said mortgage and Jadg'
ments, and that said Benjamin Hershey b
decrsed to pay said amount, and in .dsfault Of
such payment that said premises may BE- sold -
upon execution ut law, and that . distribution b
be made of the proceeds Of such sale, under the
direction Of said court, according to the rights OF
the several parties. i
You are. therefore, hereby notified to appear
before said court On before tho 6rss day Of the
next term thereof, and answer 70 said Bill; and
upon your failure 90 to Do, that suoh orders sad
DEGREES will DO taken In the premises prayed for
In said Bill. BUTLER 4 CAMPBELL, "-
r. fr p Soils foriComplsmsnts.
Muscatine, June Q, 1e60-w4w-pr's $l2.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

To N. Corwith i Co., Charles Twitohsll, Handy 1
Bsenner and Farrin Foundry: Ill IL.
VOU will please take notice that there 10 now on
L 8lein she Office Of the District Court of said
county, . Bill in Chancery ef John II. Hefshs y,
Of Lancaster county, State Of Pennsylvania, and
Jacob Huber. OF York county, same State, therein
among other things. ting forth that on the I'D
day Of May, 1857, BENJAMIN Hershey and Eliza
beth Hershey executed q mortgage to said com.
plainants upon the following real estate, situate In
Mn'catine county, state Of 1:wa, to-wit:
Block Al vsst half Lot 8, Block II west half
Lot S, klock ~, Let 4, Block ~, in the city Of
Muscatine, to secure the payment Of two promis-
ssry notes of said Benjamin Herstsy, Of even date
Herewith, one for s.. 500. payable ono ysar f:om
payable ono year from date to jacob Huber, with
10 per cent interestthat said notes have not been
paid, and that thereby the estate Of compliments
IN said premises became absolute 1t law-thst sub
sequent to said mortgage certain judgments opera
ting AZ liens upon said premises have been rendered
in said court agsiast said BENJAMIN. Hershey in
favor of N. Corwith 4 Co., Charles Twitchsll,
Handy Bremen and Farrill Foundry, and that
the amount Of said notes Is now due to said con-
plainants from said Benjamin Hershsy-and that
it IL among other things pray. 81 that you b. mad
parties defendant to said Bilthst al said defend-
ants answer under oath the allegations Of said Bill
that an account b stated Of tho amounts due
upon said mortgage and judgmsnts-and that
said Benjamin Ae shey b dscfsed to pay what
shall thus appear to be due and In default Of saeh
payment, that said premises be sold - upon exc
eution, and that distribution be made Of the
proceeds thereof under tho direction Of said court,
according to the rights Of the several parties.
You are, therefore, hereby Notified to appear
before raid court or before the frat day Of the
next term thereof, and answer to said ELL, and
upon your failure % to Do, that such orders aad
DEGREES will be taken in tho premises a. prsye for
in said Bill. BUTLER & CAMPBELL,
.-.r Sol's for CompIsinants.
Muscatine, Juue s, lsso-w4w-prs feo-$ll.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtue Of special execution to ma directed
ID and delivered from the Office Of the clerk Of
the District Court of Moscatine county. State Of
Iowa. against the goods and ehat'els, lands and
tenements. Of Margaret Miller, Il ,isha B. Miller,
Ada Miller Cath arine Miller and Louise Tisehse,
adm r and heirs VI the estate OF Samuel J. Miller,
deed, have levied uron and will expose to sale on
Saturday, tn: 10Th day Of june, 4. p 1850: at the
court house door in the city Of Muscstiss, the
following described property, to-vit: cOmms.-
cling at . stake planted At the corner of Jeremiah
Prices (now .Wiggins1 land in the south. east
quarter Of section No. SIX, township eight,
north range four wsst-thsnce south sixty chsins
to a stake and mound-thencs east forty chains to
. stake and naound-tbence north twenty CHAINS r.
. stake and mound-thence west twenty chains to
stone corusr-thencs north forty chains to stone
On the Bloemis stos NOV Muscstins1 rcad-thenee
west on s,id road to the place Of beginning-also,
tho undivided cDe-tbird part Of the north half of
the east half of the southwest quarter Of section
three in township and range Aforesaid, in Musca-
tine county, Iowa-all of which or so much thereof
a. may DO necessary, will be sold to satisfy sad
suec ii execution in favor of John WEIGH. Sale to
eonmeSl fbrbstwesn the hours Of nine o'clock in
the forSn6on and four O'Clock in the afternoon Of
s.ia dav. WIN. GORDON, Sheriff N. G.
Musestine, May II, 1s5o-w4~-prsfee$s -
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

Hcrrick's Sugar Coated Pills

acIrlcKIS sugar CO4CoQ kHDj 81
- CHILDREN cay FOR THEN! -
THIS remarkable American remedy, ID caryin
i the world BY storm. Over i've mlllions Of bex
- IRE sold annually. Composed entirely Of Flow.
ers. Roots, Balssms AID extracts, their saeots sn
s1ecsssfal. Acting directly ON the Mood, glands
solids and fluids Of the body their 10 attended
with the happiest result In sudden attaeks It dis
ease one or two doses always cures In old sand.
ing cases u sickness, small ;dosss--repeated fro
qusntly -so clesnsss the systen, that coed health
necessary. They never oaase % 20 mouths. swslled
joints, aching limbs, etc, % do many other kinds
They are warranted to give satisfaction, or ths
price will be refundsd. They are nsidered chap
o. safer, pIsttier, aud In al respects supsrisr 70
~ of ooas;ag pills with sugar ' .mnst.d with Be-
Aersick Ali others are counterfists. and II used,
will do harm, and dissppoint tho sict, Her1ekis
pills are elegantly put up, 80 In box, with large
sheet OF dreetions, end sell for rs cents per box:
Herrick's Kid Strengthening Plasters
THE GREAT sTKENGTHENER
1853 and Pain Destroyer 3 gJLi
The Best and Cheapest Household Remedy
in the world. f,la-, -fq;I4
These renowned Plasters cure pains, weakness
and distress n the back, ndes and breasts, II i've
hours Indeed 20 certain are they to do this, that
the proprietor warrants them. Spread from resins,
balsams and gums, on beautiful kid leather fsn-
ders them peculiarly adapted to the wants Of IL
naIss and others. Their application Is universal-
equally to the strong man, the delicate woman,
and the feeble infant. To all they will prove
. balm and blessing. Their use is agreeable and
without annoyance or trouble. Each plaster will
wear from ono to four months, and in Rheumatic
sprains and bruises, frequently effect
cures whom all other remedies fail. Full directions
will be found on the back of each. Public speakers,
vocaliss, ministers Of the gospel, and oshsrs, will
strengthen their lungs and improve their voices b.
lssGring them on their breasts Price 182 cents &
SThe above articles are sold BY al the deal
ers in Mnscatins and BY Dru ggists oueAontith
United States, Csnadas and South Americs; at
Wholesale By all large Druggists in the principal
sities. hoo. AERRICK 4 BROTHER, 6 /. on
PRAc7lcAL CAnNIs1s, Albany, w. ~
PALMER BROTHERS,, Travelling sgsutss
Hept, 28rd, 1859. e.; 1asurrT 9a-I -9yEse 81
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08
70 THE FARMERS OF IOWA

NYAE BDOKEYE bastws diving waeels, which
L support the whole weight Of the ifame gear.
ING and driver, giving II nearly double the power
q machine which las but one driving Wheel By
the use Of two driving wheels, operating togeeh1
or Independently sboYt terms can b msds to the
knives. '3N'aV"
/ @ 10 COG asARINa III THE DRIvIHo wHHsLs. ~
In nearly all nschines nov built tho cog GEAR
Ing 10 connected with the driving wheels, as also
to the Ball Reaper, represented d being an in.
provement over the Buckeye. This geafi1g in the
master wheels cannot be thrown ont, and must NO.
cessarily be continual wear, for It Is the main
gearing. >>~-~IfiEJ "a
the driving wheels having no oogs on them, the
gearing is permanently arranged near ths center
Of the frame, at proper distance from the diving
wheels, and driving by pawle AZ d Iatchels, thus
avoiding Any tendency Of bsing clogssd By mad Or
dirt: In backing the gearing has no motion gIt!
PAwLs AID RA1cHs4s. rr -.,
BY the use Of paws and ratchets, two gr eund
the gearing Is not pat in motion, consequently the
knives do not vbrate In all srran gements used n
other mschines for the purpose Of throwing them
out Of gesr only half Of the gearing can DO stopped
and consequent J the most important gear must
-Esmain IN melton. lfrr Or &C. i'-H :gsi--
err, DOUBLE. HINGED IINasR BARE . u
The ground on which moving nschinss ere used
il generally more less uneven, therefore the ne
osssity Of having machine that will permit tie
fngerb bar to play loosely thereon indepeBdeat r.
any other part Of the msehine. The fnger.baf 70
the B, ckeye is attached to the frame BY donblo,
finger joint, which allows it to follow tie Inffaes
Of the ground without being affect I'd " the work.
ing Of the frame over knsls, ridossO and through
hollows. ;,sr dian, ,f5-,rr- rrc-r--grg vfEL {.
In consequence Of the misrepresentation havinqS
been made by the Ball Reaper, the propristoFg Of
the Buckeye have deemed it mattsr of necessity
to make the above statement to show to the farm
era that they have been suffering themselves to 30
imposed upon, Is the Buckeye, manufactures st
Canton, Ohio, by G. Aaltman I Co., i. the only
improved Buckeye Reaper and Mower nanufse-
tured, and all machines represented the Rucksye
improved not manufactured by them il an infring.
@. AULTMAN j. co.
The Buckeye Reaper and Mower is for sale BY
Ism JOHN NJ. GUILD, Atslisss,
And can be seen and examined at BombeEger,
Griswold 4 Co.'s warerooms, Muscatine, Iowa.
May rs, l860-wbw U.T Et.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08
-7rEW .M.1CHINE SHOP.

N1HE undersigned having lifted up maenine
i shop in . part Of the building occupied ~
Anent d johnson, directly in front OF the Cout.
ouis, in the city Of Muscatiut, fully prepared
70 do al work in his line. He has the necessary
isthes and tools for doing heavy and light ~ork.
for repairing Engines, Machinery ana
doing Mill Work. Alss, for building Of re-
pairing Reapers, Mowers, horse powers, 1hrasn'ng
Machines, and all kinds Of Agricultural implements.
castiues will b furnished and the necessary work
done thssson. e.,
Having had an experisnes II % years he feels
eoe6dent Of giving satisfaction to all who may
give him their patronage. He sttendfr personally
"a his business and guarantees all WON. All pes
sihIe despatch will bs used, and in casss Q
.beeaks" In mill machinery no time Will DO lost in
pu,tine things in running order with - httls
delay = possible. The charges viii b moderate N
all Gases. He respectfully asks trial:
.m1a-vem - JACOB BKRDINH.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1860-06-08

PrsessAlngs 81 the CITY Council.
mi CouxczL CHAxssR, june 1.
Council met agreeably to adjournment; Mayor
and members oil present. ~ q.
Ar. Funk presented petition Of h. Loaand and
others saking such improvement On Fourth street
q will allow sidewalks to BE- laid down.
On motion of Mr.. Funk, report on petition for
reduction Of wharfage on steamer Lussrns was
taken up and adopted. On motion, resolved, that
the Wharimaster il hereby instructed to collect No
more than six dollars per week from steamer
Luzerus, In consideration Of her running - daily
packet to this city, provided the consent Of oil par
ties interested in certain contract between the
city and J. Bennett can be obtained. The yeas and
nays being called, Messrs. Kennedy, Funk, Aolis
and Williams voted in the affirmative. and Asssrs.
Stein and Hershe in the nsgativs-adopted.
Mr. Stein, to whom was referred petition Of h.
Blanchard, reported in favor Of same, instruct'ng
Street Commissioner to do filing on corner Of
Fourth and Oak streets: . ,...-
Mr.. Aolis, to whom was referred petition Of
Muscatins Evangelical Society, reported favoraby.
Report received and adopted.
On motion, Messrs. Stein and Williams were
appointed Q committee, together with the Street
Commissioner, to examine the condition OF the
bridge on Third street across Pappoose creek.
On motion, the Marshal was instructed to collect
of VIM. Davis IS per month for use Of ground on
levse for coal yard. .-aG .es ri. sa
On motion, the Street Commissioner was instruct
ed to do filing on Front street, 30 Is to make it
passable for drays outside railroad track.
On motion, Messrs. Funk and Stein were
appointed committee to inquire into the condition
Of the judgment of Freeland vs.. the City:
On motion, tho Street Commissioner was in.
'tructed to improve Fourth street at the corner OF
Oak, so as to make it passable to Young America
Mill. . ,-------
Adjourned to Saturday evening, June 10th.
RT WALLACE, Recorder.