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Q 1 G A R V A S Ell

with little China Tray for the ashes? Chi che
smokes Meerschaum," does he? Well, here's a
comical Tobacco Box to hold his Turkish Searfalat-
IT, Does he sit down quietly at home with you in the
evening, to read2 Then let him find upon the drop
light an
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AaFagarE

RON AND NAILS WARE
NOuSE, Nos. 6l. 81, So, and 81 River street, and
,, s., % and rs ou the Dock, Cleveland, Ohio.
W.. cAkEY. MORRISON FosTER.
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CtARPENpHKS' TOOLS.-EV r.
~ nTTHtNG wanted Do the WAY OF Carpenters
tools, % tlo best makes. For sale very cheap. By
GOLMELL &CO.,
noVfa lFe Ontario sfrref.
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GILT CUP AND SAUCER.

with an appropriate motto Or he addicted to the
"ViLE WEEDl" Now, would not encourage bad
habits but If he does like Cigar after breakfast
would it not be pleasant surprise for him to find
his HAVANA in a beautiful PARIAN or CHINA
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TO HUSBANDS.

.loHr "belter half my dear sir, is really expect
ing some Holiday Gin. and allow me to suggest
something USEFUL as well as HANDSOME. Here
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4 tooPkl&S' TOOlfS-EVERYTTING
Z in the limo. Also uoop-lron, Rivets, 40. sl
Tor ssie cheap, n 'C0LWELL s co.
nnNf4 lf7 Ontario street.
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COPARTNERSmEP.

TIE undersigned have entered into n copar,nership
/ for the Transaction Of q Wholesale Grocery and
Co mission businesH, under the style Of CUMMINS,
EDWARDS a. O. 20 date from Irt November. 1861.
EDW. J. GAY.
r. l.. EDWARDS,
uol-lm 4. l.. CUNMiEs.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER 9.
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w.,cr New. and s,enmsOu. H~n-ine.-.

The river fell fifteen and a half inches during
the forty-eight hours ending last night. The
weather was clear and pleasant marked con-
trast to that of the day before. Business was
/ lively .... The Morrison left forNew Orleans with
a fair trip -. The Princely Pargoud also left for
New Orleans. She will be a regular packet,
starting for New Orleans every other Monday
The pretty Victoria started for Nicksburg, and
the New Moon for White riyeT.'.'The Louis
IOr came in from New Orleans, and left in the
evening for Columbus, from whence she viii re-
turn on Tuesday, ana leave for New Orleans on
/ Wednesday, q. The sam Hale came in nom
White river, which she reports low and station
arv: she had go bales hay, $50 dry hides, u
cattle. $50 sacks corn, etc; she returned last
r-yenfur....T The New Moon left for White river
with a very good uip....The Prince Of Wales,
Cav and Nareuul are due from New Orleans .'
The Yazoo. simonds, Cambridge, Mohawk,
Bracelet. Cotton Plant, Equality, Prince, Ohio
Belle and In-omar were at the wharf last night.
The Prince Of Wales starts on Tuesday ON
her return to New Orleans, in command Of that
genial gentleman, Capt. Lee. Mr.. Folger, her
clerk. IS the ami cheri OF si lady passengers,
and his assistant, Clay Rice, is praised among
The people The proprietor of the boar. Captain
AcNlauus. IS one OF cur citizens, and merits @
EJcra, and generous suppor----I Tho New Or
leans Da,d, Of Friday, informs us: con the
leyrs yesterday business was very active. The
Memphis packets, yicksburg and Louisville
leaving at their advertised honr, heavily laden
with sugar aud moiasSes. 1t was Tumored both
boats refused freight. The next boat for Mem
phfs viii be the Mary f. Keene- She leaves, as
usual on Saturday. The only Monday packet
for Memphis and the bends that we san rrlyon.
Is Inc Fcr1. Kennatt. We saw our friend. Capt
D,Hayen, yesterday, who informed MS that his
famous packet. the Alonzo Child, NOW under
going extensive repairs win be ready for bust
ness in q few days
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N,rrs or rug WrrK TO-DAY ia tn treu
,v.h=I sunssv z- T-y .- .h. twenty
b se~ Psr.sr W,r5sv The feast Of
{, ray B-..-. Who was cardinal areH-
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- Gard.


To th. Cot-6n Planters o; the Eleventh Congressional
District.
G~ENTLENIEN: Should you elect me to Con
gress, l win urge the government to buy your
cotton, at an average price, and pay you for it
in treasury notes. l regard theissUance ofbOnds
bearing eight per cent. interest as an untor-
financial operation, as the effect is TO
lock up the amount Of the bonds, whilst you are
suffering for the want of an active circulating
medium. IwiIl favor the treasury note system
during the. wal, because by tins plan you would
be able to pay your taxes and buy your n~ecessa-
ries-ueither Of which you can now do, for the
want of money for your COTTON After the war
is over, then lej bonds at eight per cent. be is
sued and sold to the capitalists Of the world, and
the treasury notes that may not have been paid
into the Confederate treasury for taxes, be re-
deemed.
l am, your obedieut servant,
B. d. NABERs.
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CRIMINAL CoUET-In this court yesterday IN
the case of the State Us. Phelps and Rose, on
motion Of tn ACKNOWLEDGEMENT representing
that the States witnesses had gone of and
could not be had, and It being suggested to the
court that the odense was Of light character
and the defendants were now in the public ser
vice. a not. pros. was entered and the defend
ants discharged. In the case Of the State vs.. L
IA. M.Guire, no indictment being found by the
Grand Jury, and the States attorney being salts
fed. On examination, that no ofense in fact had
been committed by the defendant, he was dis
charged from custody, on motion, by order Of
the court. The case of the State -. Riley Kin
man was called, and, after trying for half the
/ dsy. a Jury was obtained and the trial proceeded
with. Attorney-G General Eldrdge and II. Violin
/ tine. ESQ, for the State. and J. +. Sale, Esq and
| Judges ". T Brown and Z. ". N King, for the
1 defendant. The testimony was easeluded, and
the arguments Of counsel viii be heard Monday
morning, the court opening at half past eight
o'clock.
The following cases are set for tomorrow,
Monday: 673. State vs.. Normont 200, State vs.,
Sweet 697, State We. Mccarthy. Should they
not occupy the day, the cases not set on the
several dockets will be called and disposed Of.
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FOI GIliIIreRI
Or. .zeLe0,.'s U,sipers0t PHIs!

BflIousness, Headache, Etc.
There has never been q ~catharric medicine offered %
the public that has given such eutirs satisfaction ss
NeIeau.s Universal Pil-.
Bsins entirety vegetable, they ere perfectly Innocent.
and cuu De tIkeu by the most =sudsr infant. vet prompt
and powerful IN removiuE 81 bilious secretion. scid or
impure fstid matter from the stomach. In fact, hey
arr the Ouly Pills that should be used 10 nEad0us as
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain IN the stom-
ach or howe Z, though very sctys and searching In heir
operation. promoting healthy secTetions Of the liver and
Kidneys Who vii suffer from BUliousness, Headache
sud Foul stomach, when 20 cheap a remedy can be %
tauedf Keep them constantly on hand a sing q dose.
taken IN season. may prevent hours days and months Of
sickness. Ask for DR.. J H. McLean's Universal pills.
Take no other. Being coated they are tssteless. Price
only p cents per box. aud can be sent by mail 70 any
part Of the United States.
J. f. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
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STEALING IRON THE QUARTEENAsTER-
Matters having come 10 light showing that eK-
tensivs thsAs bsd been committed by negroes
hcm he g-usTeuEs;s-s department. on JefeT-
son street. du--z the time Al-. Peters beld the
oEee. oEcsE Morrison s8i Msboney proceeded
yesterday 10 search Ou- the criminals. They
sr,saed thEe negroes, two Of whom had been
employed on rbs premises and recovered a guam
t.ty OF c,5th.nz znd cloth. among which was a
fne dsh 0vsrcos the property Of Or. Stowe.
lis expected tazi much more has been taken
than : r~ec5re-=3 Peter Solario, who keeps a
sso- nssr -e q-lr-masters Office, was arrest
ed Th-oes, empowered By a search warrant,
entered his premises where they found a pair Of
pants and q cost, which were a portion Of the
missing property. lie gave bail in $1,000 for
his appearance fgT trial before Recorder Moore at
; O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
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MmTTARY.-Gen. Acee mas authority to raise
a regiment 70. service in Missouri. 1t is Proba-
bic thst it may be increased to a brigade, in a
short time. Captains of companies wishing to
join his command viii please address the general
at Frisrs Point, Coahoma county, Miss-,or CON
m with Capt. J. E Tola, the generals assis-
tant, who viii be found at the Gayoso House for
a few DAYS.
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{. G.. CHURCmLL-This gentlemen called
upou rs. yesterday, from whom we learn that he
cane. IS stated in the APPEAL, from Browns
vile. (wbere he had been STAYING ten days with
his family.9 in company with the Chief of
Police, who, in lis Official capacity. had required
him 70 come to Memphis on business connected
with the furniture store. He had two interviews
with the Safety COMMITTEES, and intended re-
turning to Brownsville last evening IN our &C
count OF the fr- We copied the names Of Dun
can q Churchill hom the sign on toe house,
where the FIRE broke ont, but Mr.. Churchill in
forms rs that he hss not been q proprietor there
for three years. nor engaged there in any ca
useitv for more than a month
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BuLIARDS-The propietors Of the billiard
saloon at the oorHcr of Jefferson and Second
streets have fitted u2 their premises in the very
best style, and selected tables OF the most ap-
proved make, aad those who take pleasure in the
pastime of billiards win Gn3 at the EldOrado all
theY can desire.
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METEOROLOGICAL AND MoRTUARY-We are
indebted TO DR.. Peyton for the following meteor
illogical report for the month of October, 1901:

Mors0rg Report for october IS6i.-Number
of deaths, Il2. Adults, %; children, 40. Males,
les: females %. Citizens, 60; strangers, -.
Whites, 10; blacks. a.. Total, ll2.
H0apary Report tords Eesk ending at y NJ
C~onyulsions. g; consumption, 3; ea7dionchus,
/; chronic diarrhea, J.; congestion Of the bow
els, ]; congestivs fever, /; diarrhea, ?; dyson
tery. . inflammation Of the bowels, ]; maTas-
mus, J: remttteut fever, l. unknown, /. Total
i. Reorganization: Adults, o. children, g
Mzlss, y; females, >. Citizens, l3; strangers.
3 W-h-.es. I5- blacks, >. Total, i.
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,UHBttEyN 09sd Cotton Rope,
SHORT n LONG HANDLE
Spades and Shovels,
Pistols, Percussion Caps, GsssS
EFislfS,


Gun Locks. Horse Brushes, Curry Combs, Wood Screws.
Stoves, Of ali kinds Building Materials, with q general
assortment Of Hardware and CIfl-rv. Oc26lme
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C~ARROL'S BRIGADE.-The brave fellows form
ing this brigade are much in the want Of socks,
undershiTts, and other winter clothing, and
blankets. They are from east and middle Ten
nessee, Mississippi and Alabama and they are
ordered to a climate whose rigor they have not
been accustomed TO. Any donation will be most
thankfully received kim friends have already
made very acceptable gifts. Articles intended
for them, should be directed to Brigade Quarter
master, F. n Gailor, Memphis.
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PUBLIC CIsTERNS-Wc learn nom Alderman
Morgan that, on Friday, the chief Of the fire
department. Mr. Kehoe, commenced the work of
filling the public cisterRs, cmptied at the Gre on
Thursday, sud that he continued the work all
yesterday, and VIII not cease until the necessary
filing hiss been done.
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SCHOOL OF THE GUTDEs-Cleaves q Walden,
who are At present located Al the southwest cor
neT store under the Gayoso House, have received
from Drawuer a Putnam, the publishers, a
neatly gotten nap little military work under the
above title, with Illustrations.
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Treatment of Chronic Diseases.

. ttAtAtASbt w SALohAS
R]HEUVATIyH S~CIATIcA, NFuRsLGTas DISEASE OF the
HEART, LUy6s KIDNEYS and srINEr uEsFEr-1h.
chronic dses=rs Of STOMACH and BOWELS, NERVOUS
DEBILITY, etc. Special attention given 20 the various
female complaints such as ~ Ter alou-) entail years OF
anguish and suffering by an emsciatod ant ruined con
~stitut1n. or brings so premature decay and death.
Dr.. WoETul0TE viii make bis regular semisunua!
7isit to Memphis and remain at Gle Wore6sm House
from M0niey the 4rh. until the I2sh November dust y
where al who desire can consult Linn. Having treated
several hundreds oi prominent citizens of memphis aad
yirrut ", his success in curing is now generally known
u this az well as other important citle- Of the South
C.t,zeu females, viii, when they desire 80. be visited at
their residence.
No charge for consultation. IT, after interview rer-
sons desire treatment "a reasonable charge viii be made
and agreed upon for the time Of treatment. MOP
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LUMBER LUMBER

lust received I2j.OOO feet clear White Pine, one,
d one and @ half, two and three inches thick; 10000
feet dried White and Yellow Pine Flooring; 2uOl0 900 feet
Sawed CsdHrs, for building purposes. posts, etc. a gen
ersl assortment of Fencing; 100eO sawed Hnd cut
Lsfhs; 100000 heart Cypress half inch Shingles, and
10000 Fire Bricks, in addition 20 our already large stock
Of Lumber, Doors, Sash, Blinds, etc, which we viii
sell low fer cash.
mrily2dp ". NJ. COCHRAN & BROS.
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.Hipac Goods, .Hear GoOd-PHTcAaSe .Iscessa-
rIes IEtsfEe Iton Can!

stlman & Co, 81 Main street, are daily re-
ceiving additions 70 their former extensive and
elegant stock OF millinery aud fancy goods. Our
stock is replete with al the novelties Of the sea-
son, having just received our Pans and London
mI styles. Ladies dress hats, caps, head-dresses,
bridal outfits, ornaments, laces, lace goods, etc,
etc. Having selected our stock with the great
est possible care, and having the advantage Of
purchasing exclusively FOR cash, we can and
viii sell at Old time prices. To country dealers
and customers we offer unusual inducements ior
cash. Our long experience in the business en-
a5les Us to FIJI Oh orders with p~romptness and
dispatch. Ever grateful for past patronage, we
respectfully solicit a continuance Of the same
Oe2D-lmdaw
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MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r. X. OFFICE
MEMPHIS. October path, 1861.
NO Freight viii be received a. the river by the Mem
~ phis and Charleston RllIoad Company except with
the privilege O. storing and losurug ~ expense Of own
err until II can Dee shipped The demands ct tle Gov
eminent upon ihe Company for rolil g stock 10 trans
port tooPs and munitions OF war. has r-i jercd ihls
course necessary. ~. J. ROSS.
oclFlm General Suuersntan1anf
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ENTERTANNIENT.-The young ladies' of the
seventh ward are preparing an entertainment,
which they expect 10 make a very superior one
in point Of attractions, for the benefit of the
gallant fellows in Col. Preston Smiths regiment
of Tennessee volunteers. The men want many
comforts aud Decessaries The young ladies have
come heartily 10 their aid, God bless them and
they are resolved that nothing shall be wanting
on their part to procure a substantial subsistence
for them.
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NOTICE!

nE WEDNESDAY, the 9th day Of November, 1861,
will sell under an order Of the Confederate Judge
for tHe District Of Tennessee, the new steam tug
aOTEEN OF MEMPHIS.
TrEgs or. ALA-One-fourth cash, balance on a
credit of six and twelve months, with satisfactory per
.oBal sec, rity. Sale 20 take place 40 Eclipse Wharf
boa-. between 10 A.. 81 and ! P ~.
HOWELL F.. JACKSON,
cr5= fs Receiver for West Tennessee
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CHEROKEE CURE!

40 n~nfaiiing cure for Seminal Weaknegz. Nocturnal
Emissions, lmpotency. Loss Of Power, Pains IN the
Back, Stone In tho Bladder, Ols,ructed and Difficult
Nenstr0atl9nr and all diseases caused by deyiatiug from
the path 81 nature, and i]ndulging In Self Pollution.
by the Use OF this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and fll vigor restored
Either sex contemplating marriage, should reflect
that a sound mind and body srs necessary TO promote
conuubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure The poor. debritated. worn down
and despairing devotee Of sensual pleasure. will find re-
lief
Ils safe and pleasant In taste. but Immediate In la
acti"n containing No mineral poison. but il PREPARED
from pure vegetable extracts, 10 the form OF S delicious
syrup.
Price - per bottle, or three bottles for s.. and for.
warded BY express to all parts Of the world
Sold by all respectable druggists every-ghere.
POTTER i MERWIN, Proprletorr
Sole Proprietors, IS Jefferson street, near post office
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
E-sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mr26 dtwswly
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fFfIE splendid TazafrF.r packet SAINT -
iFRAElIs a1. p Cagf Bowman. irsves 20
% apys- To EsDaY. 5fb.l o. ~ 3 9 ~ -
PER freight o. rassaZH Fpp.y 70
raq tNRsE HARVEST Arsu+.
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J.. Fl. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor.
Cnrar Mind md pina arr-.t.- Al InnIs No
DIR. =. "a. .TCIeG9s's Volcanic OH
LiFEs1EsPsaf,
The Hest External in the World for
Man or BEAST

Mar or BEAST
Thousands Of hBmau beings have been saved a life OF
decrepitude and misery by the uss Of This Invaluable
Liuimeut. u VIII relieve pal Almost instantanrousiys
and it viii cleanse. purify and heal the f0ulest sore IN
an Incredible short time. McLean's Volcanic Oh Linz
ment viii relieve the most invrtersre csses Of AheGma-
ttn. Cont or NeurAlFis- For Paralysis, contracted
Muscles, 81 dnPss or Weakness In ne Joints, Musclaz
or L~Iesmeuts, &C. HiI never fHL. Two app-eal0ua vii
cnre sore Threat, Headache or EsrEche. FOR hnrus OF
sgaIds. or any pains, t. is az infalibIr remedy. Try &c,
ana rou will ind it an Indispensable remedy. Keep it
a.vavs on hand
Planters, farmers, or any one having charge Of horses
will save money by using McLaan's Volcanic on Lini-
ment. 70 10 4 speedy sud infsli5le cure for Calls,
Spra.ns. Chafes. swelling. Lsueness, Sweeney Sores,
Wounds, Scratches. or any external disease. Try Is
and yoa vii be convinced
DR. =. z. MCLEAN. Sole PropHstor,
So L0als. Missouri
For ss's 10 Memphis by S. MANSfuLD q co,
slsa ~ d " JONES : 90. ard WARD & MCCLEL-
LAND.
near Cd. Post office general dsssisin 81 popular family
medei1ss R22dsWa
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IL THE SAME SPoT.-Dr. Thos. Peyton, who,
with his neighbOrs, moved out during the FIRE, is
again 10 be found at his old apartments on the
south side Of Court Square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-03

THE ZOUAyES-It wIl b. seen By - UTG
column that the steamboat Gay dE zen New
Orleans. did not arrive yesterday, elsy
the Zouayes, who are On bozE g. her WEe not
here to perform last uigat IS expected The
boat win be in to-day, and tomorrow night The
performance. as announced for last night viii
take plsce, opening with the grand military
piece ofLe amp De LEgv. Such attractions
as the Zouaves offer VIII doubtless attract an
inmensa crahd 10 Inc theatre.
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r-.u----n m-ar- -luthern eeMng llacl-ne

Eoufp WOMAN Mrs Mann, Of this coun-
t,do sirtv three years Of age, has taken
,Rcc raw WOOL. washed, carded, spun and knit
sen ,,air al socks for the soldiers. Where
g-,psn Vyb9 have seen three score years aod
more. devote themselves 10 such acts Of heToisn'
thew deserve a memory more lasting tnaH me-
and a life that knows 10 delth ! oe cnluI'"
md m,nd children of such mothers will yet
snuH The smoke of d thousand battle bel1s Dee
tore Lincoln's hired miui0us disturb the Ilo OF
liberty Of such martyrs ~ their country Bran
don lMisslssippil ReRabL1an
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STEALING TEA-James Ryan was yesterday
committed for trial by Recorder Moore on the
charge Of stealing 6 pound Of tea from }. d.
Morton & Co.'S wharf-hOat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-11-03

COMMON LAW CoURT-The Common Law
Court meet at the clerks Office tomorrow Mon
day morning at n,ue and adiourns until the
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Paving Notices.

Upon sund-y resolutions referred to the Improve
L m-ut Committee, the following reports Were PIE
rented ami adopted by the Board.
Ist. Upon resolutious 10 order plank walks on High
aud Polk -treets. the cpmuittee report that the Board
order the property owners ami calm .ufs on the west
side tf High street. from Adams to Poplar street and
on the west side Of Po k street, from Poplar s rect 20
Alabama road, 70 lay down a good plank walk each IN
mont Of hls or her respect i've lot not less than twenty
i4ches IN width, under the rules and regulations pre-
.eIibed by or nance. aud that notice be gwen, ct.
81 Upon a similar resolution as 70 The west side OF
Fourth. from Adams TO Poplar street, the same order ls
recommended.
sI Upon . resolution in regard 70 sidewalk paving
north rile ot Lind street, from Hernauto 10 Jausey
b. ,st the committee report in favor Of the following
r.-Diufiou
Resolved, That the owners and claimants Of the prop
.rHv ON % north eide Of Linden street, from fernando
o. tau-ey streets, be and they are hereby oroer"d 20
p1t down good bick ~pavemeuts and CUTTERS, with wood
C4i hing la front OF their respective lots In pursuance
uf city prlluauc.-: Pavement 70 be eight and one h3h
feet iu width. curbiug four by fourteen incher-the gut
trriur 10 be Of the usu ! aud proper width, aud Of good
hard br-A.
Approved October 81. 1851.
JOHN PARK, Mayor.
Affect. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
Hg 400
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NOTICE.

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