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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-11

THE FIRST RECEPTION OF President LIN
CoLN.-The first reception of President Lin
coin took place Friday night, during which
two hours it is estimated that Old Abe "
shook hands with 5000 persons. The Star,
describing the reception, says:
A his left stood Mr. Lamon, of Ill, under
stood to be an aspirant for our District Mar
shalship. and who, mayhap, was looking on
TO ''learn the ropes" AT the Presidents right
was Mr. Lincoln's urbane private secretary,
Mr.. J ;. Ni>olay. Yet further to the right
stood Mrs. Lincoln, and i'll her vicinity were
the ladies Of her party, relatives and others.
MIS-. Lincoln seconded her husband to very
good purpose in giving cordial, smiling vel
come 10 al Corners, and they both certainly
made many friends last night among those
not heretofore tavordbly inclined to them
our lady readers will not forgive as if We do
not furnish some particulars of the appear
ance OF the Presidential party, and tor their
benefit we may say that Mr.. Lincoln was
dressed III black, with white gloves, turn
down collar, and with his IuXuriant black
hair parted down the middle. Mrs. Lincoln
wore rich bright crimson Waterrd silk wi til
point lace cape, white aud red camplias in her
hair, pearl band and necklace, ana other orna-
lncnts of pearl. Mrs. kellogg SISTER of Mrs.
Lincolnl Wore a Chaste ashes ot-rO>cs brocade
SIX, with diamond ornamtn. :, aud hair taste
fully dressed with white and red camelias -
Mrs, EdW ,rds sister y Mrs.. Llneoinl wore
flowers and white feathers. Miss Edwards
niece of Mrs. Lincoln) was dressed in a fine,
embroidered, needle work robe, with appro-
pirate ornaments, characterized by 4 simpiiC-
~ and elegance becoming her youth. Mrs
Baker Qniece OF Mrs. Lincolnl wore a tasteful
lemon -colored. watered silk, with point lace
trimmings, pearl ornaments, ana cherry col
orcd vrrbena he,d-dress. MIS-. Griu.sley
cousin 10 Mrs. Lincoinl was dressed III a
blue, embroidered silk, with ornaments of
turquoio, and with white japoEicas IN her hair.
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PararpnSr DAvrs vEroEs rae Acr PrsfsH-
iso THg SLAVE TRADE The following inteiii-
gence we find in the Montgomery correspond
ence Of the Charlotte Mercury. The CORES
pondent "Successor, writing on the Sd inst,
siys:
am not able to send yon the veto of the
President the act passed by Congress 10
suppress the African slave trade nor am
aware of the vote In Congress npon the veto
For some ucom prehens IDLE reason, although
the Injunction Of secrecy was taken OH OF lEe
act itself and it is Published to the woriu, tlt
veil of secrrcy is kept over the veto ihat
Congress has acted on IL, as the tohstitutloh
requires, ! suppose there can be no doubt.-
VIII the publication of the veto he injurious
10 the public interests? W" must suppose So
/ will not tell Won what hear OF this veto,
because il may be erroneous, and may thus
ninten tionally injure the President me
truth must seon appear; for II is Impossible
that so high official act can be concealed OF
suppressed.
The Mercury has the following remarks on
the veto Of Pres dent Davis
1t is said that the President has vetoed the
act recently passed by the Congress TO sup
press the African slave-trade Inc grounds
OF the veto are not as yet known, ott IL Is
certainly unfortunate that there shouId De Il
difference between Congress and the Execu-
live on such a subject. Slavery Ia the lintfle-
di1te cause of the existence OF the ConIede-
racy. That differences should already arise
concerning it, in it's councils. Is very M uch de-
plored That Congress expected no such
thing Is plain, from the fact that 1t removed
the injunction of secrecy, and puohsned the
act TO the world. Thi- act Is modihcauon
Of the laws of the United States upon the
subject, which We're adopted, with all the
other laws of the United States, by the Con
gres of the Confederate States. The laws OF
| tho United States make the importation OF
African slaves piracy. This act Furnishes II
* Il high misdampanor. To veto the latter Is
| 10 keep in force the former. Can this be the
Oh eCt of the veto'
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! Fifty. three eoiored persons Iett Mobile IasI
week, fer Hsyst,
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RUNAWAYS.

"a $40 RESARD.-One Of my servants
(yfS named ROBERT JAMES, ran of On Thurs
IA day last. tie is a pitcher, exclusively, and
ID took off his tools with him, with view
-N-=es doubtless to obtain work his
account, 10 " bich he had been accustomed before
purchas cd him. / will pay the above reward
for his apprehension aud delivery 10 NE.
NH 9--ivy JAMES LYONS.
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Notice. shall continue the Produce COM
MISSION BUSINESS as heretofore, aud with
seven years, experience in this market aud Peters
sufy, hope 10 give full satisfaction.
SAN'L d. HICKS
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SANDERS eT THE WIRES AGAIN.-The follow
ing Geographic dispatch was gent to ex-Presi-
dent Buchanan on the 4th of March
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IA s}5 REWARD. Runaway from tho

ca subscriber about the middle OF January,
IA my Man EMANUEL Said negro il about
~ II e feet ton inches Ia height, bashy head
---z. of hair, and very dark mulatto, and has q
SIT ght impeachment Ia his speech when spoken 10.
Said negro is believed to be lurking about Atlses
Station, In Hanover county, or ABOUT Rlehmnnd.-
Tho above reward will be- paid for his appreheu-
Jail, or 10 b. 4. JONES, In King William co. Va.
TB0S. boswell,
nah lin Junction L o., Hanover co., Va.
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LOST, STRAYED, &c.

OST-A CHECK, for so, the Farmers Bank
IL 0t Virginia, drawn nv James Stevenson, pay
able to =. >. Hancock or bearer. ! otter a liberal
reward to auy one who may return IL to Tie, al The
Main street Hospital J.. :. HANCOCK.
IN
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10y .OKhToN =, JA,i ..~IUNN
-n-- CHANGE or HOUR ron

Ers-Slft -NsTARTING FOR PORTSMOUTH
xsksi.sssE.ssssssAND N0RPOLK.-The Steamer
GLEN COVE Will, and after FRIDAY MORN
INC next, both inst leave her wharf At Rockets,
regularly every FRIDAY, MONDAY and WE'D
NESDAY MORNINGS, at q O'Clock precisely, for
the above places and return each alternate day,
texcept Sunday,) leaving NORFOLK at the same
hour, 81 o'clock, and touch at all Of the regular
landings on the river, going and returning
no 27-tS X. q. HASkINs.
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Axfe-.rrrTr1r GOA !, LfNE.-t h - h L
sss-.----rS-s BOATS To LIZ NCHBURG THREE
TINES A WEEK-PUESDAfS,
TUESDAYS AND SATURDAYS,
Boat MERCHANT, Capt THOs T. EAgTT.
Boat JAS. J. IRBY, Capt. l.. MAYO
Beat OLIVIA, Capt. Ii. w. GUY.
Boat ELLA SCOTT, Capt. J. w. STRATTOs.
Boat FAME, Capt. W IL. PARSONS.
Boat -, Capt.
These Boats are all OF the A rst class commanded
by careful Captains aud hands, and leave prompt
~ advertised. For freight apply to
GUY cox, Agents,
f. 7-ts At CoX's She'd. Dock street
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-yeN Los f-oR E,fkAi two RED
~ III COWS. 4 liberal reward will be paid
mSs1 tor the recovery of the same. Apply
xrss ~. Il thi Office. rh is
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a. STRAY ED-From Rockets, on saturday
jrs, ioyeuipg, March ri, a BAY HORSE, with:
A--N out any white marks $50 lar as rccal eetsdl
about him, la hands high, and ABOUT t"G
years old suitable reward will be paid tor his
return III our works, the Canal, five miles above
Richmond, or 20 CRENSHSW 8 Co,
NH lit Wn.inan iron InmpanF.
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NOTICE.-The Annual Meeting of
|~-HS the STOCKHOLDERS aud FIREMEN Of
the RICHMOND FIRE ASSOCIATION will be heli
nj the Office of the Association, on MONDAY
EVENING, 18th March, al O'Clock, lin pursuance
Of ad Journment, far the election IF officers, &c.
By order OF tbs Board IF Directors
NH at R0. +. BROOKE, Sec'y
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Second week Of the engagement Of the beaut!ft
and ACCOMPLISHED
NJ S : b 4 T + NJ A N,
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VANTED-Ail persons TO know that mann
and have AWAY, on hand the largest stock to be-
found in athe South. embracing superior Iron
Frame Sole Leather Trunks, ladies French Dress
Trunks, BOnnft Boxes ; also, all the common
styles, all sold at manufacturers prices, whole
sale and retail, at salesrO0ms III Main street,
nearly opposite Dispatch office. Factory Cary
street, below 18th
Eg Trunks Repaired.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-03-11

Il LECTURE On TEMPERANCE.
fs~~as Re-. JOHN G. dRANbbkkY. A, N 4,
Chapaln of the University OF Virginia will de-
liver Lecture the subject of Temperance, on
MONDAY EVENING, March II. 1854, az y clock,
at UNION STATION METHODIST CHURCH.
The public are cordially invited to attend.
NH g-2l*
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MAY ESIIYAL.-ChIldren and
-sSsssasssS Misses White Morocco Bootess for the
Nav Fc5llvais, at WM WALSH'S,
NH II ~ Main st, sign Of the Blk Boot.
rplIE CONCERN OF HICKS & AMBER
1 SON is this day dissolved by the retirement
Of Or FETRs II AsDEKsuS, and the name of the
firm will only be used III liquidation of the late
business. SAM'L ID. HICKS,
March IL, 1851. =. II ANDERSON.
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Cara..-ln retiring from the concern Of HICKS Il
ASngRsoS, take y ea-ure III recommending my
late Partner a. gentleman Of ample means to
c1uduct the business, aud fully competent to dis
charge the duties; and / would say that, upon
trlAl. | find my health will not admit Of my pur-
suing he business az | would wish.
mi, lI-l2t T. II ANDERSON
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JphN u. DALE, Agent
u Broadway. New Y6f. ar
nh lit J. Y GIESON Al.nnt Rlchtnnnn,,


.sEE. FOR BALTIMORE. -Th be steamer
Hzsk - GEO. PEABODY, CAPTAIN RICHARD
PGITCH Rp wall receive frei ght TODAY
lNONpAlt aud up 70 The hour OF Il O'clock r.
TUESDAY, the l2ih March.
Freight taken to Boston via Baltimore at lowest
rates with great dispatch.
80 ilogshesds received on beard IN ess engaged
al office.
Passengers are requested to be on board before
mo hour OF departure, IL o'clock NJ, TUES
DAY.
Passage and Fare S.
NH ll-2t DAVID & WIN CVRRIE
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s-e3 ECIAL N0TiCE-gURHI-

EyrsT.2 TERS-Ths subseri- s-sN n
Der - l"1.I. iag daily. from Norfolk, ( ~ fo|
large lots of large sHAp, and also, N~lS
rym the Potomac, sne lots Of good ~~&<
MOCK FISH and DUCKS. All consumers are In
yited TO kivs him a call. X. r. hik5ts
fuh AS New Market, Richmond. Va
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g - A PtBLtC TE alPER a nee
N/f MEET / y G under the auspices of
X SPRINGFIELD VISION, will be held
~ AT UNION STATION CHURCH, MON
+ DAY NIGHT. at o clock.
Members of Springfield will meet promptly at J..
their Hall, at o'clock.
Members Of other Divisions in the city are nvi-
ted to attend, as also the public generally.
%EF Rev. Mr.. CRANBERRY will address the
meeting. T. WILEY DAVIS,
NH Lifts Sac'y Of Div
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SUPERINTENDENT OF GAS
S-~ WoRkS,-f res pecffuliy announce my
sc 70 the voters Of the cry Of Richmond ~
candidate for SUPERINTENDENT OF THE CITY
GAS WORKS, at the ensuing Anril election
NH tides THOS s. ALNIS.
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WANT ED.-Th subscribers wish 10 employ
w hve frst-class B00rMEN, and six hands on
SHOES and CATERS, both stitched aud chsuBel-
ed. Those who are capable Of making first rate
work, will give constant employment and
good wages.
Members Of the present society Of J0urneymen
Cordwainers need not Apply, as we Will not sub
init TO their arrogance and presumplon;
fa 2I--iR ALEX HILL & co
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New Eirm.-HavinS associated with my
son, GEJ. LIBBY, will continue to carry gu
the SHIP CHANDLERY, GROCERY and COM
MISSION BUSi \ ESS, on the corner Of 18th AID
Cary streets. under the name ANA style Of LIBBY
X son. aud nope, by strict attention TO bust
10 crit contin uAti On Of the liberal patron
age bostoW cd on he late firm OF Libby Burton
LUTHER LIBBY,
March l. 1881. Tmh il--2wI GEO. W. LIBBY.
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VXyANTED.-A PARTNER with email capt
w tai, in d we'll established Dru" business IN
this city. The proprietor l. practicing PLY sclan
A gentleman who understands the business, will
be preferred. Address "G. W, Box 80"
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n e. l.. j. BLUES, tlsr skEehASr's oskltE,
"A March 5, isai
III Order No. Z. .,,
III Attend regular Company Drill on AoNpAi
EVENING 18th inSt., ats o clock.
By order Of Capt. %. j. WISE.
rnhest G. p BlGGsR, la Sarg Z.
The weekly north Iowa times. [volume] (McGregor, Iowa) 1857-1867, 1861-11-27
aatest Mews.

The special Congressional Investigating |
Committee is now IN session at Harrisburg,
looking into frauds of horse contractors.
The National Mtelligencer is publishing
several scmi-officiai articles to the the eff
feet that we have right to hold Messrs.
Mason and Slidell a. prisoners Of state.
jeff. Davis message to the rebel con.
gross has been received at Wa hington.-
1t congratulatcs the ConfcdcrateA on their
SUCCESS in the war with this government,
speaks di>paragingly Of tho rebel postage
service, and says thi government FAD no
right TO arrest Mason and Slidcll.
The secession elements Of Washington
are gloomy in consequence of rumor
which has reached them by the under.
ground railway that the federsls at Fort
Pickins have taken Pensacola.
Robert Smith of Iowa has been appoint
Ell additional paymaSter in the army.
A violent quarrel between Dsauregard
| and Davis, ended in the former rendering his
resignation, because the confederate gov.
eminent would not order an advance move.
ment. Davis finally succumbcd and then
Bcauregard withdrew his resignation.
Kentucky has furnished her full quota
for the government service and proposes
to furnish many more till the rebel trail
tors are driven off from her soil
Tie steamer Keystone State plying or
the great lakes is apprchended to hav,
been destroyed utterly by a gale on LAKE
Huron.
The Mississippi gunboat squadron il
nearly in readiness to proceed on its way
! southwark. .-
Reports from Charleston state that there
! is much. excitement among the slave popu
lation and the whites are much alarmed.
Among the deaths at the St. Lotus Hos
pital for the past week we notice the names
Of Henry Bennett, and Thos. Williams,
LIST. Iowa cavalry.
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Read what the People say !!


Mr.. s. H"nsington-Sir Please send me three
more bottles OF those Daud-lon Htt ers Your agent
here Is entirely out of them I have heon amcfed
for .cveral years with coivencs. SOUR stomach and
loss OF appetite. and have found ANYTHING that
relieved me until tried your Nittrrs have taken
three hotties AID feel like man, having good
uons for years IT the next three hotties do
much goon those have ,aken did me, I shalt be
entirely e"red. Yours truly, B. o =, ~;
Dr. Huntin0ton-S,r: Allow me for the benefit Of
suffering mankind. state to you the benefit have
receives from yor Bitters had been suffering from
scroffnla for twelve months. wnen in June last YOU
left At INV house two bottles, which took according
to dr~crionI. and wa. mh.h better after taking
them. that bought four more Of your agent here,
and have taken them all mp and I can nov say that
am perfectly we'll and free from scr"dula. You
at liberty to make such Of this statement for the
benefit of the public a. you choose
s. d.. :. HARRISON. D. LOWRY.
< 90 .@ "a g Fort A. kin. on. Sept II, 1861.
s. Huntiugton .-Dear sir {: Permit me to EXPRESS
nv thanks to voa for The benefit have derived from
tie u e OF your Dandeion aud Wild cherry Bi'ters.
have been af1isfe for about two year, with diff.
cult in the tlroat. which nv physi"ians call Bron
chit's Some tim" last spring, bought bottle OF
Your sttcrs aud used them according to directions
on the bottle. feit Sc much better while using
them. that bought a half dozen bottles, and
well man. Please keep your agent supplied here
for would as soon do without bread do without
who owe their life and health the of your med
icne. Very truly, yours, p. RODGERS.
This certifes that have been entirely cured of
Liver complaint, by the u>e Of the Dandelion and
Mhd Cherry Bitters. prepared by s. Huntington, of
far'"erHburs, Iowa Also, my sister, Mrs. Caleb |
brooks, h;.> received permanent relief from dcbilit,
aud loss OF Appetite by the Of the same medicine
Ossian, Iowa, Sept. 10, 1864
g. 81 MRS. uPHEMA BUrrERFlBLD.
& ~ McGrrgor. Iowa. June Goth, 1881.
Mr. S. Huntington Dear sir: Having been troubled
for the past few with indigestion and dyspepsia,
we were induced through the rrc"mncn dation Of
OF your agents to try the Dandelon and Wild Clerry
Bitfer and II gives d great Subtraction state that
We hane found the bters very ueful giving relief in
every instance. H.. q. NEwELL.
a4a THoS. UPDRGHAFF.
p - Farmer-hurg,, Iowa, Oct. Is, 1861.
Mr.. s. Huntington Sir: We the Undersigned
having used your bitter in families for the last
year, would chrcruiy recommend them to those un-
acQ ed with tien to tie all they recommend
ell 70 be- They have never failed to hav. the desired
effect in any instance. r NJ. WHITE,
r. g. Cook,
J. n. M'ALvlN.
November IL, 1seiy1 ..r.-
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Life Insurance.
Those desiring this safest andeheap.st protecr
ton Tor their families, can secure it in our
Wisconsin Company. 1t has already become,
in reality, a state institution, having Agents
and Patrons among the best business men in all
the principal towns in the State. 1t is no Ion
ger matter Of doubt that Life Insurance can
be conducted rs well in Wisconsin, rs lii Connec.
ticut or any other Eastern States.
Thus while duty demands that men should
insure their lives, it also demands that they
should keep their money for investment at
home. Confident that our success has been
more than equal to that OF the most "unprece-
dented," we would cordially invite all our citi.
zens to call at the office, south west corner Of
Main and Wisconsin streets, and examine for
themselves. 5. ). DAGG EFT, Pres't.
n. w. KELLOGG, Sec'y.
G. L. SCOTT, Agent, McGregor, Iowa
Nav 30 1866 vi.
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Howard dissertations,
PHIL DELpHIA. .

A Benevolent Iu-tituton established by special In.
down ent for the Relief Of the Sick and distressed
afflicted With virslent and Elidcmic Diseases. and
especially for the OF Diseases OF the Sexual
Organs.
n MEDICAL Advice given gratis, by the Acting Sur
vI geon, to oil who apply by letter. with dssorr
ton OF thes condition, Gage, occupation. nm otis O.
liFe &c y and in OF extreme poverty, medicines
furnished free OF charge.
Valuable Reports Sp-rmat orshoea, aud other Ms
eases of the Sexua, Organs, and on the Nr fmsdiss
employed in the DSpeusary, seat to the afflicted in
sealed letter envelope Tree of charge. Two or three
stamps for postage will be accepts table.
Address nR. j. SkilLIN H"v0aroH. Acting Surgeon.
Howard Association. No. South Ninth Ssrsat Phil
adelph,a Pa EZRA D iiEARTWELL. Pres.
GEO. FAiRCiiILD. secy. jan3~ty
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S0n iliIUS. New orIean- sugar. just Received, and
IN fer sole ~ 3-4 cents per lib, by
ROFFNAN. 0ENTON q go.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

THE co-partuership hsrctotor existing between d.
i Woolliscroft and Il. D. Ryan, under the name
and style OF Woosero oft Ryan, Is hereby dissolved
by mutual csn>snt All assets aad liabilities OF the
old firm will be in the hands Of D. Wocli.croft tor adj
iu,tmsut u. WOOLLISCROrT,
McGrcgoe, New. s. 1861 T.. d. RYAN.
NorIcs-oThe Fruit aud Grocery business VIII be
continued at the old stand by b. WooScro!t l. John
Peck, under the name aud style Of Wooiscrott 4
Peck, who have this day entered nto coasrtncrsLr,
b. WOOLISCkOFT,
JOHN PECK.
Mc0regor, Nov. s, 1851.
The weekly mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado County, Calif.) 1861-1862, 1861-11-09

IxPERrINENr.-The Boston Adrertiser
is anxious to know what has become Of
the $4,000 New York "Wide Awake"
tOrch-bearers Of the late Presidential cleo.
tiOn. Some are in the Custom House,
some in the POstoffice, some are army
contractors, making a "big thing" out
of the war, and but few, precious few,
are serving in the army as Privates. The
Waterloo { IllinOis) Republican says a
number Of regiments have been raised in
Southern Illinois for the Federal Govern.
ment, but Republicans could not be pre-.
vailed upon to FIJI them. They are CON-
posed almost exclusively Of Democrats,
who are denounced as secessionists by the
very men who brought on the war and
whose battles they are fighting.
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Nrm advertisements To.Dau,
ORpINANCE. No. LIE.

4 NoRpIN !tNCE to require the building Of
N certain side walks.
The Mayor anil common CoUncH gfMe tIty oI
IHicerrHc do OrtidiH 0S TOhp,rs:
Section |. There shall Lc Sidewalk construct
ed on each side uf Cedar RaNInr street from the
junction Of SAID street with Main street eOuth to
the city limits. said sidewalk sIaI he three feet
III width, aud constructed Ut plank not less than
one inch in thickness, laid down and secured in a
good aud substantial manner.
Section =. II shall be the duty Of the owner or
Of any lot lots before or in front Of which
said side walk is required to be constructed, To
construct il ut his or their expense. The City
Marshal shall within live days after the passage
II this ordinance, notify the owners or occupant
VI any such lot or lots, To construct and complete
the front Uf such lot within ten days after
receiving tuch notice ami If such owner Ur Occu-
pant thdl neglect Ur refuse for the space Of ten
days after such notice to complete such side walk
then the city Marshal shall cause the same to be
built aud the cost thereof shall be a debt IN favor
of the city against the owner II any such hot.
which debt shall be u lien upon such lot. The City
Marshal shall direct and control the manner III
which said side ak shsIF6c built.
Section ). The CItN/MaTshal shall cause ouch
impcdImcnts to ths/cncTOachmcntS VI the creek To
be placrdUH tss-tNest side of said street, To
prevent the waters of the creek from flowing into
or suGmeTging said street, and the owner Of the
lot ar hts III front Uf which such improvements
shall be made. shall be required To pay the cost
thereof, provided, that the Wv neI or occupant Of
any such lot OF lUtS may make such mpTONcmrnts
themselves, uHder the super, ISion Of the Cit Mar
Shal, II he elect To do.
Section I. All Ordinances conflicting with the
AbONc are hereby repealed.
section 5. This Ordinance shall take effect and
be IN force from and after Its passage.
Approved, Nov. !, ls0I.
TUOS. a. WADE. Mayor.
hereby certify that the aUONe Ordinance vac
PAsSrd At ueeLInH 0f the Common COUNCIL at tie
city Il i'iAeeNI'iT held Un MONDAY. y" l>oi.
[. r. tutEH,Ch
IlrrN Of / ,uuIl