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IT7O TIE IITRRATI OF THH SOUTH
The Management Of the
NEW RICHMOND TaBAFa1,
Ues, ,ous OF opening the building .o manner ts-
dttius the -
pISsyT THEATRE IN THE CoGFED aaACf I,
And al an encouragement TO the pessieal talent oi
our young Republic, will award premiara OF
THREE HUNDRED DOLLARS
For the ssst original and appropriate sddr ress TO bs
IaliversA OF the opening night, when VIII taAs
n,ass sboat the middle Of December.
Communications win b. received from all parts
THH COMMITTEH OF EXAMINATION
WN conx.st Of Ave gentlemen Of the hishsas
standing in the city Of Richmond entirely nasan
nrctad With the Theatre; and tha. no partiaiiis
NAV be s:own eompsti titors must send In ther COM,
muricauons sealed, and marked "openins AdcIs
encosipS blank s.sleYe. containing the name ses'
addreea Of the sender. Tas oce containing tss
name Of ihe successful candidate VIII alone 10
opened . .,r,,o. r.. ..t,,rcAs
.ai-.. R. DORSEY OGDEN,
acting Maaasst Richmond Varieties
| cs 1-tJ
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AnNELIFNISIN THE WEST.

D.apatohas f-6Ia Cineinr al G;s,e taat Brig. Sen.
JEFF G. Davis, who reeS.tly .Los Gen. Nelson. at
Louisville, ta. ben placed in command of the Union
forces In CoviaItor, Ky. Humphrey Msrshali is
said 10 be rstreattng fTom Aount Sterling towards
East Tsnnsssse, with e fores Of :.co0 Len. The
Federal troops were iu pursuit. Gen Bragg Is
raoyI1g through Cumberland Gap and Gen. Buell.
Is living with his llain army 1t CraS Orchard
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TNURNITURE, CARPETS, BIDS. MATTRESS.
n ES, &C.-I have now on hand large and su-
perior lot of FURNITURE, consisting in part of
Cabinets, Wardrobss Bedstegds, Marble Top Cen
;rs Tables Gard and Extension do, Spring Seat
Booking and Arm Chairs Sofas, Sideboards, &C.
a so Hair and Ehuck Mattresses Comforts, Blen-
kets. &c.
CAgPETs.-i have, also, some superior CAR
PETS-some os which are entirely new, and others
second hsnded.
CROCKERY.--I have, also, los Of excellent
CROCkERY, consisting Of Basin and Kwarg, Tea
ssets, Plates, Dishes &c.
SEOES, SH0Es.-Stiil on hand GsveEal hundred
para of Ladies' Mems, and Ch;ldrsn's SHOES.
Persons In need OF my OK the shove articles will
find il to their interest to give me early call.
E. GATHKI0HT. Governor Ct,
&C 29--6t Between Main and Franklin.
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OFFICE RICHMOND Aki Y. e Z J. Co, !
EioAmcad CT. 4Sst. 1852.
rs~<s TIE pe6: ann&2l .lee5slE 0i Ice Stock
D~-s tolters OF This C5snj;-ay s''2 .o held at the
oiiaa Ct - Company u 'ce Gig ui BichnlonG, on
WEDNESDAY, after tie lcst .aO--ay il ftoveGl-
ber ue1s, il6 5sh Of tho month
oc I6-2w s. =. HARDWOOD.
----------------------
w~s Ap,uUk15GD MEL .Hl..--d 90 ST0JE-
is>~3 HoIrElAe. Fading % have qaoca.n TO DO
busceSJ tho IGsn Juiy. {he ,!ay .et for 'iie az
pral tinE c. tho stocAhoiders OF die Eoanoks
VStiey Ealro&d Ooiap any) notice II hereby given
hat al ;4d corned Esoics viii BE isd il taa town
of Ciarl.sviie, or Thu RSDAx tbs 18th EoTeTber
us2t. BY crder cE the Stock hoiieTi
&C .i5-eod6tN Z 4. WILL! A IS, CLERK.
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p- a. Ii. ETAYDUuiz, IFC-UAgE PUBLIC
- aud AGENT FOE CLAlisS :.salls. she Con
?aderate States. Office. at tis office Of Il Il. Dib
rs!i, Commission MeTehsnt, SLaSAoo Slip, Eteh-
Esas, We
Having bsen q CLERK Undes tie old Government at
W sshins soi O. c., Tor fory; aan years, the sd
yertiser tenders dis services 70 :he legal Representa-
fiye5 CT deceased soiG.srs, aad al others having
c!.iIas sssinsl the c. s. Government witA eutirs
confidence Ia his ability 20 prosecute thern to a
speedy ana sG!stsctory adjustment. address
II. Ii. STAKBUCK,
&C 2-im" Box et3, P o., Richmond, Va
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n<. MEDICAL GARD.

a<. MEDICAL CAED. .-.
~ OFFICE PRACTICE
Dr. PLUME, Of the old Medical House, conflss
himself mainly to sn oiles practice on Franklin
sire q little below the Exchange Hotel, and dag
onally opposite Oda Fellows Hall where skillrul
and confidential treatment may be obtained on rec
sonahe terms. Those who lave bean exposed to
Certain contagious ailments. invited TO call
early.
Communications by mail, otherseise, promptly
attended TO. Office open from A. H. till Z. Il.
nv 23-ts RICHMOND, Va.
= SU AU0TEON IND g1A3.iSSl0N HOUSE.
II Easiag opened houss ca l5sh street. be.
lMeea Main and Franklin ssTlier tas It. Charles
Eoi5i, solicit eor8ign1ler:ts Of every description
ct GOODS, WARES. GEECHAEDi2.E, COUN.
TGG pAOOUOE. &c.
Having hsd long experience, aa.tsr myself 10
DO able % give entire satissot:on.
II. E..--particuer attention paid 10 outside sales
fer families breaking III, L3siss -bsspisag
Also. sales of Horses, Mules, DC, Al :ho HORSE
Let oIi Conaon Chasnbar Ull, every SATURDAY,
.: lo o'ciosk.
Quick gales and pscnpt ssturus guaranteed in
all cases. fiaase give ,I.c a call.
oe 9-l2ts .. +. BOOTH.
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POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR G1NTL1Mka
POOR GHETLAxAN
pO0B olN8In1nkN
POOR 0INTLINAN
POOH GENT BNAN
POOR 0HNTERIiAE
POOR GENTLEHAN
POOR G7NTLDNAN
POOR GEN9L0MAN Il
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GDNTLRMAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GENTLEAAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GRNTLRHAN
POOR GENTLEMAN
POOR GKNTLRNAN
POOk GENTLEMAN
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I%AMILY GROCERIES,
400 superior Snithneld Hams
800 small family Middiipgs and Shoulders.
Extra and superfns Flour.
Pure Cider Vinegar fer picklng.
Country snd Bar Soap, Starch and Candles.
Crushed, Pulverised. brown, and Coffee Sugars.
Rio and I4sguayra Coffee.
Black and Green Tea.
Pepper Spice Mace, Cloves. Ginger.
$50 bushes Rye. for Coffee.
10 bbls. Syrup ko'asse1
Also, everything in the grocery line oneap for the
times Us. ROBERTSON,
oe 2s-6t Cor. Governor and Franklin ~.
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The REASON WHY MCCLELLAN DON'T ADvlECE.
Tho New \ ork Herald gives the following ies.
soDs TO satisfy the United States pub.is wny Bic
Cieiiaa remains idle on the wioGs sisc Of he Po'
tCfnao.
We are assure d that Gen. Mcclellan is slaious to
aisance. We KNOW that his army is ana s7a have
Doubt of its success II it should aVaot. TO day
1id compel the enemy to fight or retress. Ths 6s-
lay, Wa sic told. on every hand, is lc:ount Of
the r!ownaks or bad management Of tie Qaar:sr-
maAtsr AID Commissa.y depss sstments a. Wash
ngtca But this will never do. Mr.. Eec.etsry
Stanton should understand that his responsibilities
thic business involve he to de- eath OF the na.
tion, and adaonish him Of til, wrath of an Of
tended people IL tbs event Of his failure al tbs I'M
portsnt crisis to meet their just xoectatons Let
him il that all the necessities of Army OF
tie Potomac Ae supplied st once 50 tia. in
SPEEDY victory all the advantages OF our recent
sGcesss may be multiplied shoussnd foid.
Lei US hear more tlsf the Po,omso is safely
guarded; : bat ies Us Eosr thas tie rebel army il
routed, and We shai know that tbs Union il saved
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LATER FROM THE NORTH.

Northern papers of tbs oad say that Gen. yee Ia
retiring from Winchester They give the following
items Of interegt:
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T OST-On TueEday night, On ID, between Grace
i 1 and Baker streets Black Laoe VIII. TIE
fnIsr wln reesiys the thanks Of the owner by
leaving it at the Southern Telegraph Office.
on"
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LOST, srRAYED, Re.

rTHEN DOLLAES KEWARD.--S -Strsyed ffom my
J. lot in Rf cxetts, en- LIST Friday morning. Two
lgrse OOWS-one red, the other q brfndle both
with white spot in the forehead, and both with
the tnps ef tie horns sawed cff,
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SUBSTITUTE. rOTrCEE

e1U2sT.FETA HlNTED.@~A nan over forty
~ Ave years o. ego can gst n liberal price to 60
IA Gen, fce'g asalY, by applying at ths Depot OF
tbs o. Texts reLimenf, coTrcr Of virginia and
Carr streets oc N--ltt
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Northern papers of Tbs 23d ray that Gen. yee Is
retiring from Winchester. They give the following
Items of in,eresi:
DEMOCRATIC MEETING IN NIw YORK.
vsry large Democratic meeting was held in
Brooklyn on the 22d Inst ramuei Sloan, Prssi
dent OF the Hud3on River Railroad, presided The
New York Herald in ,ts summary Of the roceod
inss. says:
One Of the reeo.a.o,.s 4" srraixpe and denounced"
the proclamation o! ;he Pres.d nt esuaneipaing the
slaves, and this resolution was loudly ebeered snd
asepted. The h,st speaker after few remarks
by The Presiden twas tha Hon Heratio SeymGUr.
He declared that the evea's II the las. few weeks
had essentially chsnged the relationship OF the
Democratic party 10 :hs Cove rnnlent, and tha,
that party WAS now the master of the situation
An Allnson IN Lis speech 10 the Governor IF Mas
ssehusstts brought down hisses for Gosernor An
drew, white anohe slusion TO General Mcclellan
aroaght down rounds Of applause. MIR. Scymnur
wSs followed In bis speech oy Mr John Van Bussn,
.W 10 ds2ar sd that ne had never supported q eAndi
'ha'e with more satisfaction than he should support
Mr.. Seymour. Still hs had following ths sugges.
foE Of intelligent aud ssgacious editor recently
prop sed, with M. ssynsours concurrence, that
both Candidates for the 3oysrHorship should with.
dss~ In fsvor O! GeDeras DIX. He denounced
General Waaswor;h ss an open. bitter, malignant
enemy CT General Mcclellan. and gave SIS his al
thofity for that siaieinsnt CsumiEsary ashersl
Welsh of this State Ii Gsnersl wndsworth had
net thenged his views IL rsKard to his supa.
rior officer, then hs VAS a traitor, end deserved
ciobet taore richly than Jefferson Davis hita-
eel., Ii regard TO General bco!ts otter to
Nj. Seward he said thss the mode Of his obta!t ing
il was secret, ard that most scconapu shed and
cultivated isdy was helping him TO Keep the secret.
AS TO the statement nais in the ErsniHg iost in
rsE ard to hts dining In tho olUt room 81 a eane.
table with General Scott the Gay when Es road
that letter 81 the Cooper institute he DECLARED is
20 rs q false statement Of private conversation
male by Charles King Of Columbia College the
IL, fha - ..f1lS
dead womaI-Mrs General Jackson He (Mr. Van
Barei) was but a privats IN the ranks; but, If he
had command OF the army, aud ever got TO Rich
noad, he would say, Gallant Greelsy, advance
Forward tha black brigade Penetrate to the
heart Of soash Carolina aud stay tlisrs forever"
He IL ciared it as his opinion tba. ii theEs saoud bs
an attempt to make this war for the abolition of
slavery, aud 10 ann the brutal aeo5 o. the South,
It would bs the highest dutg OF hurcpeaa nations,
as civilisad aad Christian nations, to intorfvIe~
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- which r liberal prizes win be paid. Apply at
tho Ansrfran Hosal, roona No. Sc. tomorrow and
ue.s day. oc 3c-9t*
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Doaspr a,I,L- COMMISSION HOUSE Sor'
IL aer Rank ana ilsa streets aAs - @i sI. ~,
meat, In sose snd 20 srrlss i.s sss syss 800 lbs.
aits 70 t 30, w. usts IS .sssa Salt, IS kegs Lard
b'seh - sa.. al ssoas seo lbs Cnppsrss single ana
Soasss sst Of Earfsess sss Saddles o. ns,n y.,ss
nonas. lot Brass ge.s,sa. sss's'' '0s e's"'1
and snndTy e'a's' goExRT HILL.
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baldwin & WILLIAMS respectfully inform
thelc friends that during ths oscupancv of their
Louise by the Government, they can b 'found at
the banking house OF w. b. Issaes , Co corner
Of iith and Main street ts, where ~ ,sa Indebted to
them and the lato firm OF SiMkS M A. Mii,sr. viii
please call aud settle their moe .aedues..
oc Ss-Ira<
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~ AN ORDINANCE 70 ENFORCE THS
~ PAYMENT or TAXES ON LICENSR2
PASSED OCTOBER l3 lS6l:

Rich rnona. Oct ls, 1862 oo 2o-lm
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Nf0NEf TOUaD.-A ac,dier, while buying .
ivl blank book u. ths Bookstcrs l11 Nsia street
lefl on the counter a sum Of E01EY, which be
can ge: By calling at the store.
ac 30-3.* J. W RANDOLPH
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INOUD DD--A small sam OF MONTY. Ths ownsr
4 can have 1t by describing The sams and paying
for this advertisement. JAMES LAYNE.
r 20
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a SUBSTITUTE WANTED-Who will bs q
"a Eoer.y to choose his company. Apply Al No.
81 American Rotel, ats, TO- and O'Clock todsy.
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CITY ADVERTISEMENTS.
A Supplement to an Ordinance

Passed July s. 1889, entitled q An Ordinance con-
cerning ths Whuf of the City of Evansville
and repeating former Ordinances" pas ed May
oath, 1 60
SECTION 1. 70 il ordained by The CompOn Council
Of the City Of Eransville Ina il shall hereafter he
unlawful "r sB y son per-ODs 70 'us- or Ter
init snv hAthOat, barge. O. her water craft, H. i
sunk or b-ucheo Ut ANY polRs up~u the ity Wharf.
or upon any r the gutter ending acIo>r eaid
vba f. or n;on any part the Lamssco Wh"r
or upon ary lace upon the Indiana shore ot th-
ohio River within the limits Of the Ci Of Er ms
Vile, except a. hereihaf er provided.
SEC. 2. Tiat hereafter all sfeanibosts, barges,
hstboafs oIhrT watsr CT aft, whicn may come
remain ~ or use any part o. the river bank o.
landing, either above o beos the City Wharf,
frcm the upper line Of Chestnut street 70 hs low eI
line of Fifth Henre, shaIl be required topty for
the Of said river bank or la5dih hg OF -ha,f If
the amount or feo required TO be paid BY such b at
or water craft. for landiGg At aud using any part
SEC :. Ffttbo.ts and ether water craft may be
ground OF L-aehsd, for the purI Ose Z being h o.
ken up ami Fs pioytd, at ANY poi o. said yer
bank landing tstw.Fn Walnut and Oh Try
strrstg, 81 bstwr FufOa Av. uns AMI Eff b Ave-
nue., aud NOT els "a here. Provided. mat the oSner
or claimant Or prrs Ii having csarg- of rHc boat
water r #. sba l D. q ir'-a pay the 'se CT
rate of wh rfage Iantlirg chnrgsr fixed by the
sscoud stctt ia OF this ar lance, for every eBy
snch boat or water craft m r'.insin Ht aid rivrr
bank or Ia ding until /, sna.l le rvmosed. p
SIC. t. NoLe Of the provf ions OF tins Ordnancs
shall be h q Apply any part of the river hnnk
or landII,g- which may be o@no. b. Iarti-- other
than ths City Ot VauSviI Q.
aic 5. An person or persons violating "nY q
the provisions 81 tine first sec lou OF nrdi
nance. shall f,rfeit ami pry the sum FIVE Iol-
lars fO any such offence, and the nIrfh sum Of
five dollar for avery day uch at or waie~ craft
may BE- a'lOwe. 70 rem IN grounded i,ptched
cont ary I. this us diHtuc- And in all ctse In
which any hoat o. wa'sr cr.Ii Mas be gr uudvd ct
beached 'r ct"sS n o th" gutter extending
over eithe~ Of the ~harv,s # fhe City, Of river
bank OF lhniing, shid boat water craft shall he
forfeited 10 The City. ~ tEa
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JUNE 10. 1873.

Sec. 8. Aad be IL further enacted, That
commissioners appointed by the courts Of
the U United States to take bail, affidavits,
and so forth, shall hape like powers to take
surety of the peace and for good behavior,
according 10 the act of July sixteen, seven
teen hundred and ninety y-eigh,, that other
officers designated by said act now bave.
Sec 8. ARd be IL further enacted, That
all process which shsll not have been re-
turned when this act takes effect, shall be
returuable 10 the terms, respectively, herein
fixed; and the clerk. upon issuing original
process IN civil action, shall make il re-
turnable to the court nearest to the county
of the residence of the defendant, or of that
defendant whose county is nearest a court,
II be have information sufficient and shall
Immediately, upon the payment by the
plaintiff OF his fees accrued, send the papers
hled to the clerk OF the court to which the
process is made returnaDle; and whenever
the process is not thus made returnable, the
defendant or delendan's may, upon motion,
on or before the calling of the cause, have it
transferred to the court to which it should
have been sent had the clerk known the
residence of The defendant or defendants
when The action was brought.
Sec. 10 And be il further enacted, That
In case of the existence OF bail bonds for
the appearance of persons TO answer, it
shall be the duty of the clerk TO call the
parties AZ The time they are bound to ap-
pear, and, If they fail, to enter the same on
his minutes, on which entry a judgment
may Afterwards be made of record nv the
court; and if the party appears, the clerk
shall take another bond, with sureties sim
liar to the first. for further appearance at
the next succeeding term of the court ands
il the party fail to give bond aud surety,
then he shall stand committed by order Of
the clerk till be does comply.
Sec. II. And be 10 further enacted, that
all laws aud parts of laws inconsistent
herewith are hereby repealed, and this oet
shall be in force from aud after its passage. |
Approyed May 10, 1852
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AN ACT providing for the educa.ion o.
colored children in the cities of Washing.
ton and Georgetown, District of Colnm.

AN ACT providing for the educA:ion OF
colored children in the cities of Washing
ton and Georgetown, District of Colnm-
bla, and for other purposes
Be tt enacted By the Senate and House Of
Representatives. Of the United States of Asaer-
ica IN Congress assembled, That from
and after the passage of this act IL shall be
the duty or the municipal authorities OF the
cities of Washington and Georgetown, in
the District of Columbia, to set apart ten
per centum of the amount received from
taxes levied Oh the real and per sonal prop
erty in said cities owned by persons of
color; which sum received for taxes, as
aforesaid, shall be appropriated for the pur-
pose of initiating a system of primary
schools for the education of colored children
residing in said cities.
SEC. 2. Aad be it further enacted, That
the boards Of trustees of public schools in
said cities shall nave sole control of the fund
arising from the tax aforesaid, as well as
from contributions by persons disposed TO
Gid in the education of the colored race, or
from auy other source, which shall be kept
as fund distinct from the general school
fund; and il is made their duty to provide
suitable rooms and teachers for such a uum-
Der of schools as, 10 their opinion, will
best accommodate the colored children IN
the various portions of said citits.
SEC. 3. And be IL further enacted, That
the board OF trustees Aforesaid shall possess
all the powers, exercise the same functions,
and have the same supervision over the
schoo,sIprovided for in ID s act as are now
exercised by them over be public schools
now existing in said cities by virtue of the
laws and ordinances of the Corporation
thereof.
SEC q. And be IL further enacted, That
all persons of color IN the District Of Co
Iumbia or IN the corporate limits Of the
cities of Washington and Georgetown,
shall be subject and amsnable to the same
laws and ordinances To which free white
persons are or may be subject or ameDabIe;
that they shall be tried for any offences
against the laws ia the same mauuer az free
white persons are or may be tried for the
same offences and that upon being legally
convicted of any crime or offence against
any law or ordinance, such persons of color
shall he liable to the same penalty or pun
ishment, aud no other, as would be imposed
or inflicted upon free white persons for the
same crime or offence; and all acts or
parts OF acts inconsistent with the provis-
ions of this act are hereby repealed.
Approved, May 81, 1862.
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Advertisements published in both the
Daily and the Weekly JOURNAL will b7
charged the full Daily rates. with one hall
the Weekly rates added.
Business notices published in the local
columns, will be charged for each insertion
ten cents per line. e-s
Charges will be made for inserting the
notices Of the following Orders, Societies
and Associations at the rates uamed, TO be
paid in advance.
Military Companies, Order of Odd Fell
lows, Masonic Orders, Benevolent Societies
and Singing Societies
For each notice not exceeding lines 25
cents for each insertion; over eight lines at
tkis rate
Announcing deaths with funeral notice
attached, 81; without notice, free.
Marriage Isotices so cents.
Notices OF Festiv8ls, Picpics and Excur-
sions, gotten mp by individuals or associa-
tions, or by churches at regular prices.
ADVERTISEMENTS loaded and placed under
the head OF Special Notices, if ten lines or
over, will be charged double the usual
tBtes.
Advertisements making less than three
lines, inserted once in the Daily, will be
charged fifty cents.
Yearly advertisers TO pay quarterly.
Announcing candidates of every descrip-
tiou 10 be charged at the rate of 81 so for
each name in the Daily, and So in the Daily
ard Weekly, the same to be, in all cases,
paid in advance.
EVANSVILLE JOURNAL On
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PUBLIC REsoLurros-NO. 30.

JoINT REsoLUTIos relating to the time OF
holding the second sessWH OF the Legis-
lative Assembly of the Territory of Cot
orado.
ResoLUed by the Senate and House OF Rep
resentatiUss Of the United States Of ADerica
in Congrsss assembled, That the second ses
sion of the Legislative Assembly of the
Territory of Colorado, now fixed by law
for the first Monday of June, one thousand
eight hundred aud sixty-two, shall be post
poned By proclamation of the Governor of
said Territory until the first Monday in
July, A. D. one Thousand eight hundred aud
sixty-two.
Approved, May 2l, 1867
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Notice to Contractors.

TEVRR CON MON 81 H-sIAs. ar THE
A CT 3 of evansville wi receive sailed propo-
snls until thr 9Th day of Jane, 1857. i"r grail 8
the alley extending from Pine t. Lert street, and
riruR' e tween the Tower Lul gem ut AM block
No. s tn Fourth Enlargement. said city.
=. 3URh n. LiSTk
tler. y Ofire. MnY 16 IS6c
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EN- nRDINANCE .l.

In relation to the 4soleetbrt 81 the t.xes OF the
Cip + E,snsvIl'e, "a, rel Ma ) Is 2
SEcrIDN /. Be IL ordained by the Common Council
Of The City of EHdDsriiIe. AT ny Ir,IsOu per
Who nias her af er be- charged nssesss |
their a-eIt. a torn y, aid to o
fully paid within thirty days fr IN the time when
the dur Icar, ot d taxe- nal have be3r. pt ell
the hands OF the CJilec or. shalt be eniitet to /,
deductions of thee per Crnt. tile ampi mt of such
tax aud all per ho shall iu like mabner
cause their ptxts to paId alter the expiration OF
said thi " days, and within -ixty dayr from tho
time Of he delivery of the dnpt a.e t. sail C.l-
lectOr, sh u be titled to ads nc ~ ot tne and
ia pr, cenr- of the of said axr-
Prorided, that nothing hureir. tain6 shali be
cOusIr cd ~ IT, prevent tue Collector trUm pro
ceeding, previJ TO the KIP tii of sad ky
days, to collt CT snch by aiverti aud
sale Of property, rgreeabiy to the harter and Or
dibances OF sAId -iIy.
Attest: WEAKER, Mayor.
p, Blu. KE, Jerk.