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Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-27
The Daily News.
THE MAILS.

New Observation-Disclosures
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days at 6 pm. Departs Mondays,
Wednesdays & Saturdays at 4 am.
Texas Observation-Disclosures
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days at 6 p. N. Departs Mondays,
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days and Saturdays at Il. IN.
Monroe Mail-Dail y-Arrives daily
at 7 am. Departs daily at 5 pm.
Albany Mail-Semi-W eelll y-Ar-
rives Tuesdays and Saturdays at 6
p. m. Departs Mondays and Fri
days at 6 q. ~.
Natoiitoches Neutrality-suspicious.
Thursdays at 12m. Departs Thurs
days at ?. m.
Nfire hours-rr2n S TO j am; from
2 to 6 ?. IL.
Sundays, from s to Q am.
II. lIJN>ICNEH, j. NJ.
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-27

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whether the same are impressed or
printed on OR attached to envelopesssor
not, or any dies, plate or engraving
| therefor, or shall make, or print, or
knowingly use or sell or have in pos
session, with intent TO use or sell, any
such false, forge, or count~rteited
dies, plate, engraving or postage
stamp, on who shall make, or print, or
authorize. or procure TO be made or
printed, any pastage stamps Of the
kind provided and furnished by the
PostmastcrG cnrraias aforesaid, with
out the especial authority aud dircc-
ton of the poStotiice department, or
been printed, shall, with intent to de
fraud tie revenues Of the Postotiicc
Department deliver any postage
stamps to any person or persons other
than such rs shall be authorized to
receive the same by any instrument
ot writing, duly executed undor .hc
hand rf the POSTMASTER General and |
tie seal Of the Postollice Department
shall on conviction thcreO! be deemed !
-HiIty Of felony, and be punished BY
u fine not exceeding $500, az hy I'M |
.prjSomn"ut not exceeding FIVE wears,
os,b} both such 6Da and iuIrrisou- /
maHt; and '!te expenses Of procuring
@nd providing I'll such pos - .",up- /
Hu& letter envelopes IL arr provided ,
tor or authorized by this act. sbaIl hn
paid atter b.in% adjusted by the Au- |
ditur OIL the bos.ot}lce Department on /
,hy cyltitiuatcof the Postmaster Gen
,Is.' out Of amy money in the Treasury !
arising FROM the re,euurs Of tie Post !
office Department.
'.~ac /. ind bc II EriIrr raerI,G, /
Tlat 1t shall be The dutv Of oror< |
Shreveport daily news., 1861-07-27
Postal Affairs Of the Confederate
States.

| Comfcderate States Of America, aml
for other purposes.
SECTION l. Tile Congress Of Tie Con-
'cderatc Suites of -4nacrica do enact,
That from and after such period as the
POSTMASTER General may by pNocla-
nation announce, there shall be charg-
ed the following rates OF postage. to-
wit: For every single letter sealed
and for every letter i'll manuscript OF
paper OF any kind upon which intor-
nation shall be asked for, or conmu-
nicate in writing, on by marks OF signs
conveyed in the mail for any distance
between places within the Confederate
States of America, not eXceedin" 800
miles, . cents: and tor any distance
exceeding 800 miles, double that rate !:
and every letter or parcel not exceed
ing half an ounce III weight, shall he
deemed Il single letter. ana every ad-
iltional weight OF halfan ounce or ad-
litional we! e!ght less than balhan ounre
shall be charged with an additional
single postage; and all packages CON
tanning other than printed or written
matter, and money. packages in
cludcd IN this class, shah he rated hN
vcight az letters axe rated, and shaIl
be charged douhIc the rates Of postage
on letters: aud all drop l"ttars or let
t,rs placed in any postofice not for
transmission but for delivery only,
shall be charged with postage at tine
rate OF two ccnts each; and in all the
D.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11


. sFLOUR1nThefe aNhs very iittie done to.
peffiDe ie nor6inal ~ 81 fh004 so. There IL
No demand for Il, Family sold At IS 49,
d WHISk Y-3Ssles4 454 brls ut IL 1xc., and so
brls at PIE nf'Na' f
PROylSiONS--Thefe was no INQUIRY for
any or icle on Change, and tlie market was
very dull, with good deal offefing. We
quote mess Pork nominal at SIC 50C7le rs;
bulk Meats at 5C97c., and Bacon At 8, and
91<c, 30 tierces Lard sold at 99{c
GROCERIES - The demand continues
limited, without any change in prices We
continue 10 quote Sugar az 51f971<c., Mo
lasses ct 3Q@33c., and Coffee at l39l41zc.
WHEAT---The is good local demsndfor
prime red at 81 0391 05, and white at 81 H.
ard good demand for choice white from
shippers, at $1 10. The receipts are light
and but little Offering, holders generally ask
ing higher rates., the sales reported were
l,45o bushels prime red at 9 O4i 500 do.
white at 81 1b, and 200 do. do. Kentucky
white Of 81 lS, delivered. ..t p
CURk-The markets. unchanged and dull;
we quote ear at 3l934c. at the upper and
low er depots. .'-g 4. .... .-.... - ..
oATS-The supply is light with a fair de-
mand at 29c., in bulk. .-s 0t s.asH..
RYE--A continued good demand, with but
light supply. but the advance asked by
holders checks business; buyers offer SOC.
BARLEY-Tbe market remains dull and
nominal there is no demand for it.
HAf-The demand continues fair, and
the market rules steady at $ll(9l2 per tun
for prime Timothy, in bales, on arrival.
CHEESE = The market continues dull
with but a limited demand, at 6C06Hc. for
new, and s(0s1Se. for old. i,t -, I'-r
BUTTER-We bave no change to notice
in the market There is fair demand for
prime and choice qualities, but the grades are
dull: we quote prime to choice at ll(0l3c.,
and fair to good at s@l0c r.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
LEGAL NoTTCMs.

~ OVVN1f, ss' The Superior Cont " tincsini..
" MadSoE S iss sHs ds mssSg1 4, SF5o%s. as
eeesed s9o John MadaexI William MADDOX, Mat
fSss, ess MsdSSs sis a sF Iss y psiis &sd, q
a9Hs essesSEds 3, ds,iendants q, q No.
The sih day ~ April, A. d 1851 the siiS pislnti
hled his petition insaid eourt which is still pend
Ws mer teiied IA Fso ~ tSe fSYIc f6IscwiG VIZ
&c s5 II Ss T'sS sbssss shs sg I'm
ape Stare % Ohio vl2sl II ~ ~ i''''''fs'
sa sgpssq g. $$ $$ Ms% hs sSs' R sPs e dss limited 9y C
sS. ssf c5seb eesh yesiysrdly thTss l
Miller by Joseph o9pperwaith. Thsmas DUNLAP ahd
ner@han UaPe bounded On the north BY brick
bell parts Of lots Nos "a and 67 In the enbd
ne % & 81 SS SS sSs
tween Hunt and Ocuttstreets, in said city Of Gin
S9th ef MAY, A p; lsis; that on said 10Th day OF
Hay, 1913, said Miller demlsed the same with PRIV.
fourteen years. and said lease providing that within
two Years from said 9oth day Of May, isi3 the said
II aid Dennis should not elect 70 purchase said re-
version and fee simple. the said Miller TO pay for
said premises and within two years from sNid 2SRb
Of May, ls43, pursuant TO the terms Of said lease
the year ISL said etaid building and ali sRs Rs' ea i
tate, right, ttle and equitY of said demise became
that said Miller has departed this life that in pro-
cecdines in partitions among the devisers Of said
Miller said lot Of ground set on and aparted 20
Louise Este, wife ofDavid r. Este and Della nj ad-
dox, deceased, formerly wifeof Thomas II MADDOX,
subject to the terms of said lease that before the
expiration Of said term q fourteen years, and prior
70 April |, 1857, Pleutifl being the owner Of said
sf said Ieyersi9n and fee simple that By a deed
fiom said D. X. and Louise Este, plaintff is the
owner Of the undecided half part Of said prem
sts that Eaid Della Maddox has departed this life
il btestate, leaving Themas II Maddox, her hus-
band, and the other defendants above, named, her
legal representatveBi that administration has not
been taken OF the personal state OF said Della Mad
oox, deceased that plaintiff has paid the interest
that has accrued on the one-half of the purchase
money to be paid to defendsnts that plaintiff Is in
possession of and has made lasting improve meats
on said lot, and is now willing to pay defendants
thercmainiDg moieiy Of purchase. money upon the
execution to him of convey ance Of said one undi-
vided one-haH part OF said premises, aud demand
ing that the terms Of said lease be specifically per
plead, answer or demur TO said petition ON or BefJfe
the z2d day of june d. 1861, otherwise the prayer
of said petition will be granted ' TT
-. NJ. II. 4 w. TIbDEN, for Plsiatiff.
April 70, 1861. ap2j-fTh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
The Desperate Thinss Alabama Designs
nn.


No one knows what terrible people the
Southern Secessionists are, and what mighty
things they will do, until he hears them talk;
in witness of which read this letter from Mo-
bile, Alabama, to the National IRteLligeHcer:
| write mainly to disabuse your minds.
You are deluded. We are able to repulse
the North effectively. / am native of this
State, and know her people and her re-
sources. What is true of this State is also
true OF our contederates. We of Alabama
can put fifty thousand men in the field in
thirty days, and yet not diminish our crops
to any appreciable extent. Our negroes can
abundantly provision us. They are, there
fore, an element of strength, and not of
weakness, as our enemies suppose. They
are cOntented, obedient and industrious;
never more so. / speak what | know, for
own nearly hundred slaves, and have been
a planter for twenty-five years. They will
fight for usj and the hireling troops will feel
the force of this declaration when they desc.
crate our soil with the foot of invasion.
Our people are accustomed TO the use of
arms. Almost every man has gun, and
some has two OF three. We can put qua
In the hands of every man in the State from
sixteen 10 sixty years Of age. Come on.
then, ye tyrants and usurpersi Yoa shall
have such reception as you deserve.
Our small grain crops were never more
promising. We have diminished the area
usually planted in cotton and increased our
corn crops accordingly. Thus we, viii be-
independent Of the world (including our
late confederates, now our worst enemissl
for supply Of provisions. Again / saw
come on, enforce your law, collect revenue.
and maintain your hag-tf you can. We
tell you it can not and shall not be done.
We have plenty of money, men and arms,
and all the valor raoufaifa 20 ,aako
under you, neither as equals nor depend
ents. You are our enemies, and we will
treat you as such until reason resumes its
throne and justice is permitted to sway your
people.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

OFFICIAL LIST.

- Al lettcta udyettised are subject to an extra
hargo cf one cent. Pora0us enlllhs for them viii
please be prepared with the neoeFla fgohangAf1
Hrersons calling for these Letters viii please say
they afe advertised and give number and date Of st
- The Office win be oren at half. past seven a.
NJ, and, close az six T. NJ. Sundays open
from nine A. NJ, 70 halfpast ten A. M. Fr1
0rdertd e II ddreiised in e CaciHnai DAILY Pass
uoreeabiK 70 fhc oiiofrag section of s nsp P5si86r
Iair, as ne aerpaPer hgrlHg ne largest c cnidiioH
r q HVpupetp publtsbed " Cincinnati.
sECs 8. And be Il further enacted. That Lists Of
Iettti remaining nicalled f1r in any Postoiee IN
any city town ~ village, where newspaper shall
be printed, shall hereafter be published once only
IN the iewspaper which, being issued weekly OF
oiteuer, ehall have the largest circulation within
the range Of delivery Of eaid Office TO be decided hy
the pastlnestor at such ofiue @Nse PotfeeScs Lats
passed MaroA 25, ISL. = Y
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

IThTA5E.
NEW YORK, May TO- Stocks are dull and
heavy: Chicago, Burlington and Quincy,
5sH; Cleveland and Toledo, 231S; Galena
63Ki Michigan Guaranteed, 28X; Michigan
Southern, 10; Harlem, ll2<; Erie, %; Pa
cific Mail, 20; Missouri Skies, 37N; Tennes-
see Skies, 46; Virginia Skies, 40; Treasury
Twelves, 1918; United States Skies 81
(Coupobs) Sc, 5000. E.g
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

GREAT GOLD EXCITEMENT IN Nova SooFIA.
A gold fever has broken oat IN Nova Scotia.
In consequence Of the discovery of gold in
considerable quantities in the coast region
between the mouth Of Tangier River and
Pope's Harbor. Rich specimens Of gold
and gold bearing quartz have been found.
One OF the nuggets weighs two and three
quarter ounces. A large number of people
are rushing TO the new 81 Dorado, and many
are reported To be doing well. The govern.
ment has ordered a survey Of the district
which extends for thirty miles, and proposes
TO lay of the land in lots of fifty feet by
twenty, for mining claims. The miners are
TO pay fl0 for license, and FL out OF every
fl0 obtained TO the owners Of the land
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
In 80. Louis, MonetarH ami

In st. Louis, Monetary affairs border on
stsgnation, while Eastern Exchange rules at
lO@l2. and New Orleans nominally at eCas
premium. Currency is in good request
there, and Illinois and Wisconsin Credited
passes as current for goods as Missouri.
Respecting Money matters in Chicago. the
EVening Journal observes:
There is no new feature in Monetary mat
ters-i Az the Banks, the selling rate for Ex-
change Is nominally 10 Der cent. n,sn,inn,
but very little, if any, can be obtsiasS a.
this hgure, as II is selling on the street al
13(9l4 per cent. Currency is in good sum
ply, and the Banks take all the good bust
less Paper Offering at 10 per cent. Gold Il
quiet and nominal; buying AZ lO@ll. and
selling al l29l5 per cent. premium.
The movement In Dlscredited Currency Is
very quiet the Brokers pay 40 cents on the
dollar and feW outside parties are buying
it up At Ab@bo for fAvorits Banks.
Nkw YoEK OArrLr MARkEr.- TAur,day
Ney 9--At the Live Stock Markets the suo
ply Of animals is abundant, having been
larger for the week past than during any
previous week since January. The de-
cepti0D Of live Hogs, the markets were cleared
out laet evening, the ruling prices being
littlein advance of the previous weeks mar
ket. The receipts Of ali the city yards for
The week ending yesterday, numbered 4637
Beef Cattle n fnesh milch Cows; 7s7 veal
Calves; 6,03l Sheep and Lambs, and 10, l02
live Hogs. Total, 2l,634
At yesterdays general weekly market the
best Beef Cattle sold At e@9zc. per lb, esti /
'nated dressed weight; medium grades SO
pc, and down 70 70. for PoOri average Of
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
A A DMIrIsTRATOR,S SALE OF REAL

A UMgHISTHATOR'S SALE OF REAL
IN BSTA1 E.-ln pursuance of an order of apprise.
meut and sale, of the Probate Court Of Hamilton
County, Ohio, will offer for o. at Public Auc-
tion, in ihe Botunda OF the Court-ho olse in Gin Gin
natl on FRIDAY, the Path day of May, 1861, at IL
to-vit: '.I .r.|. mod + --s = =
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 (8G third town
ship, second fractional range Of tho Miami Pur-
on the map subdivision Of tho Arbegast Estate
as the taue was subdivided and laid of TO William
l.. Ready, deceased, by the Commissioners in the
suit in partition in Hamilton County Common
Pleas, No. II sos, and containing seventeen (7) feet
in front on Arhegsst. street, aud running back the
width to the east line OF the entire tract az
the same will more fny aprear by reference q the
map OF said subdivision. pageb39, volume 2s4, Of
the Records Of Hamilton County Common Pleas
: App aised st -; a. af.H
in TSs q $ tash n bs sT
moItgagTen SIte nTn on The gTepIis,ea O. ., MORE
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

ell sales about exc. Mich Cows advanced
$500 per head-all sold. VeRls, a few of
the best, 5H9ec. per ID, live weight ren-
orally at 4C9sc. Sheep, sheared, 90 b0,G5
each, or 4@blSc. per ~, live weight 40
edfding 70 quality, Spring Lambs Shoe
egch bivp Hogs corn. cd, l1<CDt9<c. per 1
ID, I've weight, with . large number unsold.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
RooTrNal Roor1NaI /

TEtA8 OpTCALT ELASTIC METALLIC
cheaPeEt Metal Roof now used ts merits having bees
tested by an experience Of years In this city aud VI
sinity. Applied to 1Bt steep, old or new builS.
ings No solder used--fastened securely without 81
nosnre 70 the action OF the elements. .E-- d
Prepared sheets. boxed for shipment 10 any pArtR
the United States be applied BY any one with or
siaAry mechanical skin. Orders promptly filled
q. CALDWELL q co.,
myl6-d ls2 West eecend-strosS
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
H. CAMPBELL & CO..

NEANUFACTUREltS OF BAR, sHKk
I'VE Ana-Boiler Iron, PloW Slabs, Railroad Spikss
stc. Also, agents for the sale Of Ironton Star Naih
MaTerooIos, no. l9 East second street, 0lnoinRa
sS-An E,ues Iron raAds TO asds, - s-.Ia
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11
STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY.

STATE OF OHIO, HAMILTON COUNTY,
SS Superior Court Of Cincinnati ga, ,4s6).
Attachment Henry Mack, Harmann Mack and
Simon Mack, partners as Mack & Brothers, paint-
its, Is G. O. Roberts and j. T. Roberts, defendants.
dRnts are hereby notified that the 22d day
Of March, A. d 1851, plaintiffs above-natned filed
their petition in the said Superior Court of Cincn
natl, the object and demand of which Is to obtain
judgment against the sald defendants for the sum Of
Stos 81 and interest from December 6, 1862 aud the
said de fendants are notified hereby, that Gassaway
BraEheeTs and James II. Laws. partners as G Bra
shears Co., have been duly served garntshees in
this action and that property in the hands Of the
said @, Brssbears Co., consisting of tobacco, be.
9 eing to the said defendsDts has been attached in
this action to be subjected to the payment Of said
judgment, that unless the said defendants plead,
answer or demur TO the said petition or before
the S:h of June A ID. 1861, the prayer of said pet
tiDb will be granted. NJ. IL, q W, TILDEN,
April 3, 1861. ant.fTh
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

AN Onn1N,NnE lNO, .rn ~ .sa,,sa ann

B AN,oRDINANCE TO ASSRsS A sPR-
asv iro 'Sf Sr On the real esee bounding orsyea
sEcTJQh l. Be u ordained by m Ctr CoHrr{ at fbs
ettg ~ CncfnildH That the cum Of hftr. q qt ccpts
be eyled and asseased each foot front OF TIN s
eIal lots Of land bounding and abuttinR Sjraven-
aIeyi irom Ninth-strest TO Eighth, s. rect a. tt-,
Enkineers plat, now on record in the City Audiaria
once, for the cost and expense Of gradinT and
alley, from Ninth street to Eighth street Accord
ing to the estimate of the Civil Engineer aforesaid
upon each front foot Of which the su Aforesaid II
assessed, shall pay the amounts of mjney by them
severally due, in that behalf to Jones' a Bbnle.
within twenty days from the date Of this ordnance
upon the same. =
Done At the Council Chamber, in the city of Gin
Sinnati this eghth day OF May, in the year eighteen
sAM'L D. HIRsT, President.
Attest Gro NJ. CASEY, CITY Clerk. myiO-o
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

IEDIoAFI0Es OF oHARAcTER. = The man
every body likes il generally a fool The
man nobody likesis usually aknaye. The maa
who has friends who would die for him. and
foes who would love to see him broiled alive
Is usually man Of some worth and force.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1861-05-11

h WHITEHRAD, HORSE DOTON
.ALe AND SHOER, having had thirty = -,
years experience with an extensive prao- *
tice 10 the Veterinary art and Shoeing 4 Iz.l q
combined, begs leave to inform the public VE-A
that be eau be found at all times at his 49,
place Of business and residences, No. II Riohmsnd
street. All kinds Of Horse Powders, Ofntments end
Liniments, constantly on hand. :. fe6-N I
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~. IT, PgR = I. ssgIANIgSE sIIsS o., AN oRPRE 9E

I'm PUR SUANCE or AN ORDRR OF
u sale directed we will offer for sale at Public
Apctonl on the premises, at o'clock p NJ :, on
SATURDAY, May 20, 1861, the foIlow wing Real Es.
tate, belonging to the estate Of w. b. NORRIS de-
Lot mai ked dAp Con plat filed in this case) being
slfeet 3B inches front Front street and EXTEND
tng back on Ludlow. street to the landing APP
praised at 500. Let marked ''B" (ou said ptat)
being 20 feet "a inches in front on Front street,
and extending back to the landing. Appraised at
5000. Lot marked &C" (on said plat0 being 2i
feet u 26 inches in front, Front street and ex.
lending back TO the landing. Appraised at So 500,
~ Hapiton Coupty, ohio, TeTms OF sale one. tAird
cash, balance in two annual payments with inter-
eet secured by mortgage. WyR NORRIS, Jr.,
Administrators of the estate Of W. b. Morris, De.
ceased .h 7'' ap20-SatdE
NOTICE II HERRBY GIVEN
~ that CAROLINE o. RICHARDSON has been
appointed Administrators Of the estate Of VIM.
Tait Richardson, deceased. I f -. apo cFf
HAMILTON COMMON PLEAs-NO.
HI 2l,312 Bridget A. Ferguson Us. William Fer.
CURSOR Divorce, The defendant is hereby notified
that the plaintiff filed her petition against him on
l4th Dc cemher last, wberein she charges the said
defendant with adultery, and preys TO be divorced
Tom her said husband, and to have alimony and
costs that unless he appear before the 9Th
day OF Jure, 1861, and plead, answer or demur
thereto, the same will heard in his absence aud
decree taken as above STAYED, -
s. II. Black, BRIDGEC'A. 'FERGURSON
Attorney for Petitioner, April ls, 1861. ap22.fM
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CITY ORDINANCES.


AN ORDINANCE TO AMEND AN Or
~, blh 4 N entitlcd - An Ordinances suthoTis-
ttk fhe Hosrd of City lmprorefpents 10 ropair Acc
cehted stteeie.n Passed. August H. iis5a.ro'r 4 -
10y oraataed bvt ~ CttY tonc Of fle eitV Qf Civ
cinnoff That tho second section % 40 Ordinance,
ehtiutd /" An Ordinances authorizing tho board of
wv, lmprovements To renair Accepted StfeetB,"
tnail le amended by striking out the Words "the
reeN where they occur, md inserting " majority
oI. soithnt q the section rhetll read as f5llows.
= ~ bhal ne the duty OF the CitY Auditor 20 draw
on the Treasury Qf the city for the amount
~ eaid pay.rollei t1tnished him according 70 the
provisions OF this ordinance, when Iropsrlv cprti-
ned 10 ly HgoritU qf this UommiEAfonefH antS reg-
istefed by the CLERK Of the Board OF Oty Imprtve-
ments and IL shai be the dhty OF tha Board N tytV
improvements TO report monthly ~ the City OoirH-
Gil all the streets, alleys and varve5 thus repa va
and the amount paid for the same" 80
Done at the Council chamber, In tho CITY of Uiu-
cpnati this eighth day OF May, in the year OF our
A0fu eighteen hundred and sNty-onn.
SAM'b 3. HlRST, President
attest; 0Eo M. CASEY, City Clerk myl0
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DG9,gRT , Oh oINQINNATII

SNo. 45ig1DaSei j Fails Sna EaN1XabSSyATa. jim yonns
Partners, &c.,JCs. D.. M. whitney. y.-Defendant 0iH
take notice that on the 3Oth day Of March, 1861,
piantihs ted their petition in the above court to
recover the sum Of $500 against him as indorser Of
draft drawn by the Cataract Bank, of Lock port on
the Ocean Bank, New York, for tn sum OF S4gS ~,
and purchased from him by plaintiffs, which draft
has been protested for nor. payment, and John t.
TOland has been sued garnishee Defendant is
requIedto answer by the 18th Of June next.
t. .r 49, JOHN w. HEBRON, AtEv.- q
Cincinnati, April II, 1861. spii.fTh