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land for sale.

Land IOf SAFE
accordance with Deed of Trust made to the 4h Of
February, $751; will sell 70 the highest bidder at the Court
house in Nashville. dsJ May 1851, the
pad OF the land therein conveyed containing in al
hundred and fifty sur ares, situated Cumberland
tween said river and HIDES Ferry turnpike road Davidson
N.Y. The tract Of l4Dd Propas sell is among
the best rmrs the county with comfortable frame dwelling
and with all oths necessary buildings The soil superior
point OF fertility half cleared and tn.
timber such slrpasd to quantity quality on
The number There about half 6f
with incumhFanee uFon IL, the other has en.
title will be free FROM re5emBton
N B. Hyde resides The and has commenced
small crop, and ia desrOus Of remaining until the the
will pay reasonable purchaser The terms
OF this sale will be Thirty 1--WE HUNDRED Dollars cash,
at the Of TweDt Eve hundred Dollars annually,
the LIST OF December Mites made payable Bank
lein retained. T. HYDE,
apI D-tdtd Trustee OF B hyde
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GOLD rtnDAL PIANOS /!

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Fortes.
"E pleased to learn that a. the great WOrids FAIR"
prising Baltimore Firm Knshe Co., were awarded the
First Premium all Competition, for their celebrated COR
MEpkE PIAEos This being held under direction Of the
Southern PlanteT ASS citation, large and nuentsa
body Of men, importance attached TO receiving tbs honots
Of their Fair produced srn degree Of
petition part OF the Piano Fee Manufacturers
the country Several very fine instruments were exhibit
zion; nut after patient and thorough Of their
respective merits judges unanimously decided that the
from the Mandatory Of VIM. Knase Co. the "11ce
sfo: ;" and AWARDED tie Medal accordingly
Without wishing appear inviduous, we will add that ihesn
erpe public spirit unng With which the Messrs
conduc til r business tile them In degree
to which they have achieved in hsr
lire Lavish the expenditure OF time and money Produce
First Quality PIANO. and advertising extensively to make
their establishment they have their reward in the posses
large and constantly increasing business and the furh
eradication Of knowing that whenever and wherever compe
tion ths orderof day, Judges uniformly pronounce sr
Pianos to be mors Sun, Of December S2d
1850
SA supply Of the above lie now icing received BY A. h.
Mcclure, 81 Union street, the sale Agent o- Middle Tennessee,
who will sell at our factory prices
mari7-tf
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FRENCH PROTEST1NT q ~
PHILADELPHIA as. -
Stewart County, STATE Of r..
IN SEEWaur I.s.--.s---N ~ = emu

SteWart County, Stale Of Tenn.
xsI E8AAT COUNTY COURT
u teL--Janes B. AeCzrrolI ct as. " o. 4
als-Petiton to sell land. 1t appearno - - :.
SntS oill, that Thos MeCarroiI, Fra5ei, No..
acSarroli, James AcCarroli, san ueI Ncfss--oiS
heirs AZ law Of francis MeCarroli h.
residents OF the stats Of Tenneszee n 4. tSi
that publication Re mae for fopT mere
Hsshsiile GMoS AND AxEsIcIN, DeSgD.psr ',,,1I
elLy Of asnViile, requiring said nou-rsxisnt, y
osSIS the 1nltees Of the COUNTY Cent Or st.S.-t
y hoiden a. the court house, IN said eo5nsr - j
Tennessee, the frst sionday h J4nB9r 70
% oemur % eOmplainants bill, or the sane viii
Iessed as TO then. and set down for heSInS 49,.
Gec7-E4t-pr's fee 90. COOA
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Fire! Fire Fire!!

YRyHE reuaindeF stock from the late IRE Broa
street. for sale ct 81 College street, TIVE does aeoya
Lrosd. All Goods ct half theis cost.
aF3-1 sO41AhtIAkA kAeQzs
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Notice to Shippers.
AND CHATTANOOGA RAIL.
ROAD COMPANY.
S1-gp rs

sugERISI EspEST's OYylcR,
EAszvILLE, Tenn, March 8, 1861. Il
ENreghts s the West consigned the gent Nashville
&Chaanoogs R Co.. al Nashville, designed fer shin
theRosd Of said Company arriving Nashville in
quantities than be shipped Immediately the road
the warehouses q the company that temporary
storage pro edion have for the
and for the purpose Of having the charges storage
and uniform, have been with Messrs
Davis and Hsrsnn No Front street. for the storage Of all
reghs, cost to copsgnee of SlO per 20
pounds which will Extra Drayage storage and handling
preaun for insurance. commissions all expenses incidental
stersge They agreeing to protect the egtts forty
Eve without additional charge. II protection that
length found necessary from cause-which
antcT particular attention will he paid dates
lot forwaIde rIh StAtltitp will be made
give expedition rtil LII obvats ne
ces4ity of storage at Nashville
MsrIO-u r.BP E.w. o0LE, supt-
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prANoSi MUSIC

reesyin9 nv Fall stock Of Pisnofertes ron IN
Tactarez which viii be the largest ever ofereS IN
tie city stenway sons Gale &C. ss
BrsdhrrTy ana s5ebelIer Schmidt an o. Snon VII ns sso
.. small advance for cash or ss All M
Vion. su,es Drums Instruments &c tor bargains
slonus, s!1seS = - lumber 3d. JAS. A. MCCLURE.
septl6-tf
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Tennessee Champioi
Portable Plantation and Fle
Mill Stone Establishment

OURR Mill-stones Of all sizes on hand, and made
em-t Mills. Of the latest improved pateot; Mil
Mil Gearing, Boiling Cloths; Boiling. Hostlag and
eo2eSsi Screen Wire, NH Peks, and Plaster PAri1
Which ID warranted Of best quality and 70 give Eatise
All ORDERS and communication promptly Attended "a
j. n. WARN
DEPOSITS Broadway Mills, near 4 A \ R, Broad \
june99-c&wtR Eashyils
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charleston and Savanl
FREIGHT LINES


RATES REDUCED And SPEED NO
IMPRESS freight Frzius onsII &C.,
Nashville: l@lss ron AI
ss31S sa.s per 100 lbs, 81 81 Third olss p la
Seeono Osasa, de IS FOURTH CO. - y
Hats. Caps and Bonnets, Is y
Tine from savannah and Charleston 70 E,,s.,,,.
and half and four dsys - I" ianViile,
Time from New York md pbu.5.,A.
and nine days. PNAS' Sefsn and !
80 sIlng sahoaths cause the shove vari,.o-. a,
q srs run on Sunday over three lin.
=. es.sl.lons ~ lee or STOW Overcaervs. -, j
eePt damages occurring at sea- proBntIv ~ q
"a, a. 80 10 - Railroad on deliscry,
FRENCH PROTESTANT q -
Philadelphia, 4th ves-
MADAME VALIANT -,,it
W sehooiior young ladies at I67s Co.,, "a.
s scoer Superior Instructions IN be Epris
valiant With Madame valiant, VIII 80 20 J
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bacon, Lard Buckvheat Flour Family supplies general
ID ly,by CONES 9 MARTINl
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

AsToUEDINe BANK FRAUDS IN ALBANY.-It
"a stated tina the examination into the affairs
Of the Bank of Albany, N, Y, reveals a Bys-
TEN OF fraud extending may years back, and
some astounding developments in regard TO
the operations Of one or two leading men in
the bank will be made in q few days. The
attempts which have been made to white
wash" certain guilty parties involved, will
also be exposed. The books of the bank have
been falsifed in every conceivable way. IL
was even made to appear at the Directors
meeting that the deposits Of the bank were
only S2bo,000, whereas the actual amount
was $400,O0o Among other frauds, one
note for $4,000 Of a leading politician, which
was supposed to be a paying asset of the
bank, was paid by him seven years ago, aud
receipt thereof obtained the interest Of this
note vas paid by the party interested in
making IL appear as an asset Of the bank. q
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
Human Natures Love of Individuality
HumRn Beings do not Like TO be Chased,

Human Natures Love of Individuality
Humhn Beings do not Like 20 be Chased.
One thing very slowly learned by most
human beings is, that they are of no earthly
consequence beyond a very small circle in
deed, and that really nobody is thinking or
talking about them. Almost every common
place man and woman in this world has a
vague, but deep-rooted belief that they are
quite different from anybody else, and, of
course, quite superior to everybody else. 1t
may be IN only one respect they fancy they
are this, but that n respect is quite sufi-
Gent.
believe that if a grocer or silk-mercer in
a little town has 8 hundred customers, each
separate customer lives on under the impress
sion that the grocer or silk-mercer is pre-
pared TO give him or her certain advantages
In buying and selling which will not be
accorded to the other ninety. nine customers.
'tSay it is for Mrs. Brown is Mrs. Browns
direction to her servant, when sending for
some sugar SAY it is for Mrs. Brown. and
be viii give II a little better
The grocer, keenly alive to the weaknesses
of his fellow-creatures, encourages this
notion. 'This tea" he says, "Would be four
and. sixBence a pound TO any one else, but 10
you it is only four. and threepence.r JudQ-
ing from my v observation, | should say
that retail dealers trade a good deal upon
this singular fact In the constitution of the
human mind, that 1t is inexpressibly bitter
to most people to believe that they stand on.
the ordinary level Of humanity-that ia the
main, they are Just like their own neighbors.
Mrs. Brown would be filled with unuttera-
BILE wrath, If ID were represented to her that
the grocer treats her precisely as he does
Mrs. Smith, who lives on one side of her, and
Mrs. Shocks, who lives on the other. She
would be still more angry, If you asked he,
shat aamfIlA runaou fhara l. nh. - L--ng
in any way be distinguished beyond Mira.
Snooks and Mrs. Smith. She takes for
granted she Is quite different from them.
quite superior 10 them Human beings do
not like to be elsssed-at least with the
class TO which in fact they belong.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

OFFICIAL List.

hB-A1 letters advoTtised are aubiectto An oxtra
charge Of one cant. Persons calling Coz them viii
plbeae b pryparcd with The necessAryohanse
pB-Persons calling for these letters win please aag
they are advertised, and give number and date Of list
RS-The once win be open at h~alf-past seven A.
~, and close At six p. m. sundays-OGoe open
from nine A, M. 10 half. past ton A. NJ.
Ordered TO h adre,fised IN nc CfncinnnH DAILY PREra,
egfeedbb 20 ne Following section o6 ne Ree Posi31Ic6
Lao, az TIE newspaper hopin0 ne infFesf cifon1aiioB
Vanv paper pubhsAef IN OiHoinndfi.
SIC. 8. And be II further enacted: That Lists Of
Letters remaining gncalled for IN any p~ostonlce IN
any city, town or village, where q nowapapor shall
be printed, shall hereafter be published once only
IN the uevgpaper which, beirE issned weekly o.
oftener, shall have the Target circulation within
The tango Of delivery fsaid ofice. 70 be decided by
the Postmaster at such oh1ce.-Neg Posfofos Ld5,
atssd March Is, 1851.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

FORTIFIcATIoEs AT PRESENT ON THE Poro.
MAC.-At Aqua Greek a battery has been
established, consisting Of four guns and two
howitzers, brought down from Fredericks
burg. The commander of the Mount Vernon
went within three-quarters of a mile Of the
enemy, but the guns of the battery did not
open fire, and declining himself to FIRE the
first gun, be returned and went on his course.
The commander Of the Mount Vernon reports
that q telegraph, by flags, has been estab-
lished from the mouth of the Rappahann0ck
River to fredericksburg, a distance Of one
hundred and twenty miles. The river is
fortified at Bolas Rocks, forty miles up, and
again sixty miles up. The steamer Pocd-
hontas is blockading the mouth of the river.
On shore every man Is reported a fighting
Secessionist, and no Union man is safe in
the vicinity. The volunteers of Rappahau-
mock County are all ordered to be mustered
into service on Wednesday.
The steamer Page, seized at Alexandra
by Seeessionists, lies under the guns at the
battery at Aqua Greek.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
a CARD.

HAVING LOCATED MYSELF PER-
~ hANENTLY az No. 80 East Fourth-st., for
the purpose OF buying, selling, exchanging, ,lsss-
price or location, loaning money, selling patents,
etc, ] trust my past SUGGEST great experience, WELL
known energy and extra facilities will insure pa
tronage and satisfaction. Particular attention
paid to the sale of real estate. furniture, fixtures,
leWelry, etc., at auction, on the premises or In my
store, one Of the largest and finest In the West.
Superior storage for goods baggage, furniture, etc.
my2-am WIN. SHIRES.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
LEGAL NOTICES.

UyBR STATE or OHIO, HAMILTON
ApOuNTH, S. The superior Court % uincin.
W. 'M Siasso H'I AZ. ss0Ss. sy 3 gbis sils h = kso% q.
cesad, aud John Maidpx. william MADDOX, MAJ.
Rotkrt Gevyn Maddox, hslrs-at-laW Of Della Mad
doy{ ~deoeasedi Defendants
he So day Of April, AID. 1851, The aid Plalntd
ihlsd ne PETITION n said Qourt, vhish I. gtill pend
assofi9ed pTemisss bsiss within the c%orPersts i'm.
BobRdsd e9 hi. cost line and limited by dct
sbd extending bact ~westvafdBy ssTenty. three fvSl
Nh Il. one E, h gdia The depth q 4 lgt sonysEsd 70 aid
HsTsSOns vaP PsS, SoSPsS s "a ~ aortA b Z hrisk
bsipk Rarts flets Nos; 90 ard o. IN The gnbdlvifion
SsisS on the eAsssriy sids s q kccs sSoa iSs sSiss g. ~.
tween Hunt and Cotftstreets, In SAID city o. Gin
s saIRs 81 May shlp a a b. i nasin tb Sss on 's ssiS fG sos sinS ss ssa of
Mey, isi3, said mffisr demised tie same With priv.
fourteen years, and said lease providing that within
two years from said 10Th day Of May, 1slB, the said
n taid DeRpis should mot elect 70 purchase said 70.
yefsion andfee simple, the said Miller 10 pay for
said premises and within two years from said 10Th
OF May, 1888 pursuant TO the terms Of said lease,
he yea. ISL said Yes ma Is Bui islG Pi ann 81 sRs s -
tate, right, title and equity of said demise became
hats sa "a i Siiis stfh, 1s assp sRs az en- a9S SI GTP "a n Il hin S3o
~ceedings in partitions among the dsvisers o. said
Miller, said lot Of ground was set OF and aparted TO
Louise Este. wife Of David X. Este, and Delia Md.
dog, deceased, formerly wife Of Thomas II. Maddox,
subject 70 the terms OF said lease that before the
expiration Of said term Of fourteen years, and prior
20 AIril !, 1881, plaintiff being the owner efsaid
term and contract, elected 10 become the purchase
81 sald T~eysreion and fee simple that bya deed
from ssld y, X; md louis Este Rls!ntln e the
ises ! that said Della MADDOX has departed thi. life
lntestatet leaving Thomas II. Maddox, her hus-
band and the other defendants above.namsd, her
legal representatives that administration has not
Reen taken Of the personal eytat9 OF said Della Mad
dox, deceased 8 that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one-half Of the purchase-
money to be paid to defendants that plaintiff Is In
OF and has made lasting improyemeats
on said lot, aud Is now willing to pay defendants
EXECUTION 70 him Of 9 oonyeyanoe Of said one undi-
yided one.half part Of said premises, and demand
Ing that the terms Of said lease be specifically per.
formed. And the said defendants are required to
plead, anBwel or demur to said petition ON or before
the 22d day of June, A ID. 1851 otherwise the prayer
said petitien viii be granted.
April %, 1851. ap25-ffh
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AKoTHER -PRooLANATIoA EXPECTED FROM
GoynRhoR MAGoFFIE.-We learn, saws the
Louisville (KE1 Joasndl, that our friend
Governor Maeotin, finding that the whole
State Is in doubt as 70 what his proclamation
meaos, Intends 10 issue another very soon,
explaining what it does mean. he will
probably do this as soon as be can zoe Me-.
Breckinridee and make sure as 70 the mean
ing himself. -a9E ~ LES ht h
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WTTTTr. THE voLUNTfRR,

H"ANANAAAN
hno6 ne sun shines, and he Whot ara tiowinr,
And sutne9sl ssnes his.ss p eeesslisi
And shint-ny boy wuis enlisted to-day.
IA sesns hrt a day 1iuoo 10 twilight, low hummina,
N Fgef seRRs r. sf s1 WA ~, ~ sessn e Y 4 R Rr l.
offsSSs1l sa0vn thsr,rssts ihaissncsn ns.
It'll many yssr since ny Harry dsbeyikA.
,Tg Genre hsce no nsres g she sEIisht n aav1;
Alone on heieprney his fAsher hadsone.
II Il many . yeee-Ana this afternoon, sitting Bp
A Rohby : old window, y beard tas bard play,
Ass s% ssslIsei T sfRise /, ss gsse ovsf my hr'stins'
And tsss. g.sndIus beside him this son Msy.dsy
The sas mailing SOFA Of his vrsaihsd cigar.
Isavss IN lie sweet eyes ard lips q iai1. warning,
And choked down the tears whom he eagerly
spohe p
"Dssr mother, you know how these traitors are
They trampie the folds ofo1r Gag in tho dust
The boys are oil hre, and they vish 1 were goineSS.,
he etoppedi but his eyes said; "Ob, say II 1
musti"
1 smiled op the boy, though my heart IL seemed
NY sses MID wi,h tears. 80 I turned thsm away,
And answered IN "Wiliie, 'tis well you are
Go, act as Jour father would bid you, io.dayr'
sit in the vipdow. and zee the Gags ayiug,
Ard drcamilyl list to the roll Of the drumt
AID smother the pain In my heart that y iying,
Andbid all the fears in my bosom BE- dumb.
IshaIl sft IN the window when Summer islying
Out over this helds. and the honey. bees hum
Luis the. RISE at THE porch rom her tremulous
And xatek for the face Of my darling to m
And ifbe should fall, his young life he has given,
For frsedom's sweet Sake-snd for me, VIII
fray
Orce more with my Harry and Robby in Heaven,
To meet the dear boy that enlisted to-day.
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a DMINIsTRATOR,s SALE OF RRAL

a OF1IHISTRATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IN pursuance Of an order Of apprise-
ment and sale, OF the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, / will offer for sale, at Public aac-
ton, In khe Rotuuda Of the Court house, in Clnein.
natl, on FRIDAY, the 2ith day Of May, 1851, at IL
to-wit:
All that piece or parcel Of land situated In the
county Of Hamilton and State Of Ohio, being In the
south west quarter Of section eight lS), third town.
ship, second fractional range Of the Miami Pur-
chase; and being the north part of Lot No. six (66
on the map tf subdivision Of The Arbegast Estate,
ps the same wa subdivided and laid on 10 William
L. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners In the
suit in partition In Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No, 1l,s06, and containing seventeen Q7) feet
In front on Arbegast-stTeet, aud running back the
same width to the east line of the entire tract, as
the same will more fully aprear by reference to the
the Records of Hamilton County Common. Pleas.
II Appraised at ten dollars $50 per foot front.
Terms Of Sale-one.half cash in hand, remainder
In twelve months. with interest, to be secured by
mortgage on the premises. o.. MOORE,
b.. ap25-eTh Administr of VIM. Il. Ready, decd.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
E4AMILTON COMMON pLRAs- NC

IN q, Sl2. Bridget A. Fergurson Us. William Fer.
CURSOR .-Diyoroe. The defendant is hereby notified
l4th December, last, wherein. she charges the, said
defendant with adultery, and prays to be divorced
from Fer said husband, and to have talimony and
costs ; that unless he appear on or before the 9Th
day Of June, 1861, and plead, answer or demur
thereto, the same will De heard in his absence, and
q decree taken as above stated. -
Attorney for Petitioner, April 19, 1851. Rp22-fM
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25

REE0RE w CHIPsEY,. ESQ, jus.
Hamilton County, Ohio. IN. ", Thomas
!. Co., VS.. The winifrsd Mining aud Man.
the Winfield Mining and Manufacturing Company,
Is hereby notified that an .attachment has been
issued against 1t by the Haid Justice of Peace, Es-
ouire Chidsey, as a FOREIGN corporation, The trial
will be had on Saturday the 18th. day of MAY, 1851.
| NJ. H, q w. IBDEN
mayl.cTh - AttorneVs for plaintiffs.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
vVyHR STATE OF OHIO. HAMILTON

TVvHR STATB OF OHIO. HAMILTON
GoUNTY IS Court Of Common Pleas, -El!z'
abeth Benedict vs. William Benedict -Petition for
Diyoiee.-LNo, 81, 942. 1.-The said William Benedict,
Of Indianapolis, in the, State Of indiana, l. nQtiaed
that Elizabeth BENEDICT did, on the 18th day Of
May, A. d. 1861, file her petition IN the office OF the
Clerk Of said Court Of Common Pleas, within and
for said county of Hamilton and State Of Ohio,
charging the said William Benedict with having
been, end stu eoptinuiDgt to be, guilty Of gross ne.
elect eff duty as husband Of plaintiff, aud asking
that she may be divorced from the said defendant,
which petition will stand for hearing az the next
By NJ H. w. TnDES. Att'ys for Plaintiff
Dfprippaff Mae Ie IGGl uav0q. & III
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-25
CRY

~ ydEiRNs 1NSStice Is hereby given that there are
pending before the City Council of the city Of Oin-
To establish the grade of Dover alley, from Elm.
street to Plrnn.street.
10 grade and pave, with bOwlder-stono, Budd-
To grade aud pave, With limestone. Browns
alley, from Central avenue west as far as the alley
70 grade AID pave, with limestone, Browns.
alley, nom the south. east end q the twonty,feet
In pursuance Of the law, said. Ordinances were
s eS1 10 f rfa1 iiO 5SrG T Ua tee n ss6Is, e o9 In fas D oIsFs ias If tbo
The law requires all claims for damages that nav
accrue from said Improvement, to be filed in writing
With the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
%piretion Of the time required for the publication Of
snch notice, when the same will be taken up for
myIT.f Z M CASEY, City Clerk.
" COECEBN.-- Notice "a hereby given that there
are pending before the City Council Of the oity Of
TO establish the grade Of Flimore-street, from
RiShmond; street to Gest-street.
To establish the grade OF Keown- alley, from Bay
miller. street to a point two hundred and thirty five
10 establish the grade Of Brown's-alley, from
Gsntrai.ayenue to a point three hundred and
twice read, laid on the table, and the Clerk in
strGcted to give four weekH' notice Of the tendency
The law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement to be bled In writing
With the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
damages claimed, within two weeks after the or.
pirAtion of the time required for the pu blicAtion OF
such notice, whom the same Will be taken up for
myl0.x GEO. M. CASEY, City Clerk. +,
N9T{ECgK TO ALL WHOM 1T MAY cox
pending before the City Council Of the city Of ON.
oinnat, the following Ordinance, to-wit;
Of Race stfeet, north u Twelfth w street SR sn' west sae
In pursuance OF the law, sald Ordinance was
twice read, laid. on the table, and the Clerk in.
StTuvtsa 70 give iour weeks notice OF the tendency
The law requires all claims for damaRes, that NAV
With SfffD the gN Sit Sa GIs lIpr SsttiDs 4d 70 be t hlsd a in S5it1iP =
damages CLAIMED, within two weeks after the expir.
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
snoh notice when the same will be taken mp for
mySdw GEORGE NJ CASEY, City CLERK.
NOTICE TO ALL WHOM ITMAY CON
~ SEhh:-hetice 4 hereby given that thsre are
einnati, The following Ordinances, to-wit:
Holm Il e estssst 1a M grade q LivinsSt9n'streeti from
To grade and pave with boylder.stone, Long-al-
~ 10 n Srad Sro SsyS sns 5s 40 hiP sTtS street 1S,S ,,ons
To grade and pave with brick, the sidewalk on
10 grade and pave with brick, the sidewalk on
s1e north SIDE q SEandin' street, from Central
In pursuance Of the law, said Ordinances were
twice read, laid on the table, and the CLERK in
structed TO give four weeks notice Of the tendency
The Law requires all claims for damages that may
accrue from said Improvement TO be filed In writing
with the City Clerk, setting forth the amount Of
alton Of the time required for the publication Of
snoh notice WheH the same viii be taken ~ for
spaS,GT eEoRGE M. CASEY, CITY CLERK. :