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The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01
THE PRESIDENTS HYMN.


The following Hymn. written by Or. Muhlenberg
(writer Of the immortal Hymn, al would not live
Away y IL metrical version of the Presidents
Thanksgiving Proclamation, and has been Get 10
music, and published by Root d Cady. 1t will be
sung in all the Churches in the city, to-day where
Thanksgiving services are held, hence we repub.
lish il; Tar9 sla
GIVE THANKS. ALL YE PEOPLE
Give thanks. all ye people, give thanks to the
Lord,
Alleluias Of freedom. with joyful accord:
Let the East and the West, North and South roll
along.
Sea, mountain and pmirie. one Thanksgiving song,
CHORUS AFTER EACH VERSE:
Give thanks. all ye people. give thanks to the
Lord,
Alleluias of freedom. with joyful accord.
For the sunshine and rainfall, enriching again
Our asres in myriads, with treasures of grain;
For the Earth still unloading her manifold wealth,
For the Skies beamiug vigor, the Winds breathing
health.
Give thanks
For the Nations wide table, oerfowingly spread
While the many have feasted, and all have been
fed.
With no bondage, their God given rights To en-.
thrall,
But Liberty guarded by Justice for all,
Give thanks
In the realms of the Anvil, the Loom, and the
Plow,
Whose the mines and the realms, to Him CRATE
fully bow:
His the fccks and the herds sing ye hillsides and
wales:
On His Oceans domains chant His name with The
gales.
Give thanks
OF commerce and traffic, We princes, behold
Your riches from Him whose the silver and gold
Happier children Of Labor, true lords Of the SOIL
Bless the Great Master Workman, who blessc'
your toll.
Give thanks
Brave men of our forces Life-guard of our coasts
To your Leader be loyal, Jehovah OF Hosts:
GLOW the Stripes and the Stars aye with victory
bright,
Rejecting His glory-He crowneth the Right.
Give thanks
Nor shall ye through our borders, ye stricken o
heart,
Only wailng your dead, in the joy have no part
Gods solace be yours and for you there shall aov
All that honor and sympathy's gifts can bestow.
Give thanks
In the Domes of Messiah, ye worshiping thpongs
Solemn litanies mingle with jubilant songs;
The Ruler of Nations beseeching to spare,
And our Empire still keep the Elect Of His care.
Give thapks-
Our guilt and transgressions remember no more;
Peace Lordl righteous Peace, Of Thy gilt we In
plore;
And the Banner Of Union, restored by Thy Hanc
Be the Banner of Freedom o'er all In the Land.
And the Banner Of Union, DC.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01
A ScOrching Rebuke.
From the Nashville Union.

A highly instructive as we'll as amusing in
cideut took place 10 ono Of the business houses
on one Of our principal streets, last Saturday.
while the colored regiment vas marching along
TO the music Of the national airs. Several
gentlemen were looking on the parade, aud
among them wealthy planter Of Alabama who
is large STAKEHOLDER. One Of the group step
ped out OF the door, looked for a few minutes,
and then Indignantly turned on his heel, ad
dressed himself to the grave Alabamiap, TO
the following purpon,
sWell, III be d II that is not a
burning disgrace which no white man can tol-
crate. Isn't that nigger regiment too great
an INSULT
The Alahamsn jumped to bis FEET, and re-
piled, while his eyes flashed fro:
'Sir, there is not a negro 10 that regiment
who is not better man than a rebel to this
Government, and for whom have not thou
sand times moro respect than baye for a
traitor 10 his country. think that the beet
possible use the Government can make OF The
negroes is to take them and make them fgh'
against tho rebels. No traitor 10 too good tc
be killed by negro, 10 weapon too severe to
use against the vrstches who are endeavorinl
to overthrow the Government. Now, cir, swal
low that, whether you like il or not"
The rebel dartcd of in utter amazemer /
without uttsring syllable Of freply, leaving tb'
sturdy Alabamian, who cherished the jewel
Of patriotism ss something more precious thar
Aocks Of slaves, "alone 10 bis glory"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01
r1r The new cavalry being raised in Van

EF The new cavalry being raised in Van
Buren county is rapidly filing up. Il is said
that it will 20 into the lst instead Of the II LIB
regiment as was Originally proposed, 10 order
that it may apply on the quota Of the ccusty
under the present call. The 10th Cavalry at
Grand Rapids, has been paid off, preparatory,
it is thought, to ito departure for tho field.-
Largs numbers Of Canadians arc leaving the
Saginaw Valley and returning to Canals for
fear Of being conscripted under the January
draft. They are willing to sh.se all the sd'
ysntages Of living under our Government but
10 do nothing to aid 10 its maiutepauce.--Fh,
people Of the township Of Clyde, St. Clair %
have raised sufficient spm "a offer as libsra
bounties for recruits as are tffered eleswher<
and il is thought thoir quota can BE- filled
without Q draft.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01

"Got one Don't say SOL Which did You get
One Of the kind 70 open and shut a
Own It. or hire it how much did you payf
Does It 90 with q crank or freddie /; Soy.
I'm single man, and somewhat green
Tell me about your sewing machine"
Listen, nv boy, and hear all about it,
/ don't know what could do without il
I've owned ONE now for more than year.
And like it 80 well that 1 call it my dear
IT'S the cleyerest thing that ever was seen-
This wonderful family sewing machine.
It's none of your angular Wheeler things,
With steel -ehod back and cast,iron wings;
It's work would bother q hundred t-indeed it's
And has q way--you need not stare
df combing and braiding its own black hair i
Mine is not one of those stnpid affairs
That stands in a corner with what-nots and chairs
And makes that dismal headachy noise,
What all the comfort of sewing destroys
No ii gid contrivance of lumber and steel,
But one with natural spring in the heel.
Mine is one of the kind TO love
And wears a shawl and soft kid glove
Has the merriest eyes and the daintiest foot,
knd sports the charmingest gaiter boot.
And bonnet with feathers. and ribbons, and loops
And with an indefinite number Of hoops.
None of your patient machines for me,
Unless Dame Nature is the patentee;
like the sort that can and talk,
And take my arm for an evening walk
That will do whatever the owner may choose,
With the slightest pcrceptable turn Of the screwsl
One that can dance, and, possibly, frt;
And make padding as well as o shirt.
One that can sing without dropping q stitch,
And play thehousewife, lady, or witch;
Ready TO give the safest advice,
Or to do up your collars and things SO nice.
What do you think of my machinel
Amt it the best that ever was seen .
Tisnt q clumsy mechanical toy,
But flesh and blood Here that my boy?
With turn for gossip and household affairs,
Which include, you know, the sowing Of tears.
Tut tut, don't talk see it all
You needn't keep winking SO hard at the wall,
know what your fdfety iumblings mean
You would like. yourself sewing machine.
Well get one, then--of the same design-.
There were plenty left when got mine,'
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01
Famine and Cruelty I'm Richmond.
The Richmond Enquirer Of the slst ult,

luo AsNhSHN ~~'"1"''~' - -
says:
There is here il not a scarcity, at least
great dearth of provision, and not leas Of fuel;
while, as to the medicines they are "contrs:
band of ware" and our enemies use extreme
diligence in keeping them from us altogether.
We would assure those Yankee soldiers that
death on the battle. e.feh is far better than
captivity here this winter, and would accord.
incly counsel them also not to be taken alive.
The Examiner, Of the 30th, says: aEa'
The Yankee Government, under the laws
of civilized warfare and the cartel, are enti.
,lsd ~ si.v.s luyu, suu u tnoy "nf pv' 'sks
them, let them be put where the cold weather
and scapt fare viii thin them out in ascccoEgd,
ancs with the laws Of nature.
The same paper, of the 22d, says:
We have nine thousand Of them (prisoners)
in this city, and four thousand on Belle Isle
and the question which forces itself upon the
attention of every one who gives the matter
thought is, how are they to be fedi The
Cove, nmont will not agree TO exchanges them,
and we certainly can not fiud 'hen.in victusls
much longer. They have already eaten up
our beef aud have begun on the sheep.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01

cE Governor Andrews proclamation ap
pointing Thurs lay. November Goth, as the
d,y Of thanksgiving in Massachusetts,, con-
,sins this passage:
Blending lhs temper Of forgiveness With an
cnfiuching integrity ofrurPosei weeping with
the bereaved who maqrp the beauty Of our L.
rael slain upou our high places; but catching
,b. sublime spirit Of those who have sealed
their testimony With their blood, may we fail
not to jmplore on this, our annual festival,
strength from above 10 exercise ourselves also
10 every heroic virtue for ysudication Of right
and the overthrow OF wrong.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01
Mr.. webster and his Bills.

Our readers are aware that the late Hon.
Daniel Webster was not so careful in his pecu
MARY matters as some men, and bis fault was
ct times taken advantage of. At one time a
poor man sawed pile Of wood for him, and
having presented his bill it was promptly paid
by Nv. Webster. Tho laborer took sick d.
ripg the vint,r, and neighbor advised him
10 call upon Mr.. Webster for the payment oi
his bill.
"But he has paid me-" said the man.
s.No NATTER" replied his dishonest adviser,
"Call again with H.. He don't know and
don't mind what be pays. 1t is very com.
mon thing for him to pay such email bills
over twice"
The man got we'll, and carried bis account
second tins. Mr.. Webster looked at The
man, remembered him but paid the bill with
out demurrng.
The fellow got "shor,' so me three or fcu
months afterwards, and bethougbt him Of th,
generosity and loose manner Of Mr.. Webste
10 bic money matters; AMI atbirj time he cal
cd and presented the bill for 'swing the wood
Mr.. Webster took the account which be i'm
mediately recognized, and scanning the woot
sawyer a moment, be said;
"How do you keep your books, sir"
vi keep no tooks." sail the man abashed.
~ think you do sir" continued Mr.. Webster
vish markcd emphasis, "apd you excel thos
who are satisfied with the double entry sys
TEN. You keep your books upon triple sutr
plan, l observe"
Tearing up the account, Mr.. Webster added
"(lo, cir, and be honest hereafter. l hav
no objections to paying these little bills twic,
but cannot pay thsm three times. Yo
may retire."
Rhe man left the room, fsslirg ss ihoug g
he wss suifocstrg for want Of air. He ha
learned ? le.sop 'hhs. lasted through life.
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01

N A 0opperhesd, travelling on the Mich
gan Southern Railroad, day or two ago Vii
bsd made his prssecne particularly ohjsctiou-
able to his fellow passengers by talking treaso
was taken ip charge BY party Of soldiers
who chanced TO be on the train, and on tb'
arrival Of the cars vt the depot, was forced q
swing bis hat and give three cheers for III
IrUniop." This done, "Coppe" left, locking
as Il be might be purchased at very sma|
price, IA Ef
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01

EH A negro boy was driving a null
when the animal stopped short and refused I
move, "won't 60, ehp said the boy, "fe}
mighty grand, do youl | s'pose you forgi
your faddsF was jackass.i -. u
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01

A BAD FH.-"Yonoe, ven. vas oour
tin l vas gone to my field to hoe potatoes.
Veil den / see my Ca,ha'iue COMM " der
road, 90 links ! give her boot so climbs
. tee, and shus,s as vas going TO boo her,
faIs on dc hemlock fence, and sticks pine
knot hole 10 mine panlaloons, and Cathariue
vas laff and make more sham dan sheep NIT
one tam Gsf on his pack"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01

Mr.. CAN'T says. affordiug another veriication
Of the fact that every Union man who has yet
risen rp at lhe South Is also anti-savsry:
II am asked IL Mr.. Lincoln's Emancipation
Proclamation will stand. II you continue the
airuggIe, certainly. He has the physicle force
a. his disposal 10 carry il out, II you cease
now. you may save all in your hands, or com.
promise on gradual emancipation. But let,
beseech you, the negro no longer stspd ip the
way Of happiness and safety Of friends apd
kindred"
The Hillsdale standard. [volume] (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1851-1909, 1863-12-01
GEO. Z. SMITH, NJ. ID.
pyYvorcr,H AVN cIrpnCnN

voud respectfully offer services to the people Of Hills
ds'e and Vicinity. Once waldron Baldy's Banking
Once. Roams fogperiy occupied BY Pr. Key; o,. n.
D. Kinsman Circleville. Ohio; DR. Chas MsMillen,
gean Goth o. v IL DR.. j. s. Ely, Surgeon 9sth D. l.;
br. ID. ID. Benedict, Surgeon 25th o. v.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
q s.nl. wife q Timothy Russell, Asea 20 yerrs

MAJ IDA sL. wife az Timothy Russell, agcd 20 yesrs,
q n.ontbs and Is DAYS.
he fcods r.at.ve- of the family Respectfully
invited Ia at end tho era from the residence o her
fat-. Joh orr No 5s street this tuesday, after
noon Vat three O'Clock
srsrK,-on Sunday. June ~. WILLIAM wirANs. only child
OF A. Jackson and susan H. stark In the sth year Of his
ace.
The relatives and freAcs and tbose o tho family are IN
vsd 10 attend the funeral this Tuesday, Afternoon ut
O'Clock, from the rssidepce of his grandfather. WIN w.
wnahs No ISl East FIT onth street, without further
notice
snASvsH--At Kngston on Sunday Jene %, IN the Goth
year OF his age JAtoB snArER formerly Of Brooklyn
New York
WALSH -on Monday, June 20, PArRo~ wAIsp, aged %
years
The friends and relatives Of the family also haee Of
his brother In law, Michael NJ Iawpes respectfully
invited TO attend tho unea from his late residence $50
Leonard street New York. this ruesday) Afternoon, at
two O'Clock precisely.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

AN"T'dh FHTol r'ceved The iooWItg cOminunic atIon
from .'oe errr s,y n,our:--
ExEcuuvs uSKrxEsT,
AIsASr. June II, is53
nHAs sn-Yo,r communication OF the 10Th instant n
recey cd expect 10 be IN New York time during
neat week Ia tho meanwhile think you had be ter
snlt With overnor Morgan about Il harbor detences
Truly yours &c H0RAfIO SEYMOUR.
To IEkscs FARLEY, Esq., No. CITY Han, y.
General Wool aud ex Governor Morgan visited the Navy
Yard Sunday afternoon, and with Admiral Padding,
surveyed all the ships at tho Navy Yard with Wow Of
asccrtaning how many be made avalao for
hsrbor defence All have to say at present that II
the rebels should be rash make dash nto the
harbor they win get such reception they little dream
or They will NOT on sasy thcy did at Portland
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
Police Inteilfgenee.

THE DuSsASsoS voLUNKS@ TsouBrx-ThomAs
Lyman, secretary Of organiraiion known s the Dun
gannoa Volunteers, made complaint yesterday before
Justice Kelley charging Patrick brennan, John Trinbe
aud others, members Of the association, with having
forged and circulated tckeu purons 70 bc issued by
tho society for 10 Dudey's Grove. the
18th proximo. The complainant alleges that about four
hundred OF thcss ckets have bcsn crcuaed and that
his Initials the mack of tho cards forged lilo
succeeded In tracing hcss tickets 10 the pos-ess of the
dsfcndsnts sud states that nve o them sold ons
Thomas Crotncrs reduction Of nfty par cort. The
magistrate held the accused 10 ball 10 the d $500 70
answer.
Caasos Foaessr AGAssr CissE. --Anthooy Jacobs,
clerk N The once of n. TremAins, broker q william
street, arrested yesterday On charge Of fogDs his
employers name check the Mechanics Bank foy
Owe hundred dollars Tbs secssd presented the chsck
person and vas arrested BY the paymG teller q the
bank and handed over " the fvt pre<nct polbes.
Justice bowling committed tss prisonss W The Tombs Tor
examination.
sr,.nsa pocp Hrspsxp retiAs ~ Cotp-Gro~ Did,sr
Frenchas wrs brcush, b~ore Justice Dowins charged
with stealing four hundred dollars sod from Gel
ow eonntrymsn snd odser named Frrncs Jsfdin. The
s.cfe,ed Ia trunk Ia has bcsroom. amt " sapta~ed 90
have tken Advantage m The fact dur ng the tsrnporary
ab-ence Of the owner. Hed for crAm,ns'ion.
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

Af"fian FaT'cs ,ceved The followlLg comnunie alton
rr, m ..ot eYrr -, n,our.-
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
CoroasS's Isqaess.

sracmg BY r.Kivo fsr Poso-,--As1s Gregory native
q Ireland residbg the oornsr of Tenth sss
T,,rty secoud street comm,cd suicide sunday nxhs
by ,sk.ss do~s q rat pcson- D,cesscd 80 sborAg
under q ht u tnpcrGy inssony At tis tifns ~hck
probably b<onsht 90 BY 30 frs~ indalssoos %
lquor N. ~ Beycroe. .tne drusgst vbo sold the poison
reunrtd W slve ssA 10 fhe som " esf6 b. Ansuss
Csroosr RAnbey held AZ lnqGest agoo tbe tydy
The New York herald., 1863-06-30
Military Msvemsnss In new York.

Military m0vements In New York.
THE Ef0HTY-r0URTH REGIMENT NATIONAL GUARD.
Tho headquarters OF the Eighty yfourth regiment Ma
tiona Guard have the Seventy re-
giment armory, Centre Market
THE FIvIH KE0fxENr DURYEE's zoUAvEs.
Colonel Cleveland winsow Of the Firth regiment New
York Volunteers, Duryecs Zouaves, T4 Broadway
eanxng regiment for the veteran corps of e Gun
der tho late orders Of the War Depamcn TO be known
by the title and number tho old organizasion
long under his commsnd. 10 Consequence Of the very
large bounties offered BY this regiment this nne organi
zation win be rapidly filed Three hundred
10 the Geld serving with the regulars, and there Is no
doubt that every success viii dttsLd tho completion u
the ane osgazston. The neid and sta officers DO
as foiows-clsveland Wnslow, Colonel Carlisle Boyd.
Lieutenant Colonel; Charles 3 Montgomery, MAJOR Adam
Ferguson. Adjutan< Frank W. Doolttie Surgeon Gordon
wnsow, Chaplain. Nearly ai tho Cd company officers
again 70 take command OF their respective companies
The merchants and bankers subscribing funds
Zoe the 10 be incurred above the
ernment sowance Besides this, the Colonel proposes
my u Music, by tbe old members of the regiment nov
In the city Tor this purpose Tho theatrical
WIN give grand performance, assisted by Dodworths
Band.
10 the list Of onoers Of the sixty ninth regiment n y.
q ~ O., pobhshed In this paper the day after the dcp
ture Of that regiment, the OF OF the ocers
srroneously printed Instead Of Captain D. Abraham
u should have been Capt Daniel Strain
The New York herald., 1863-06-30


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Ship sts...nsn, Psnd'eseu. non'svidso and Basno'
BARI no. iSsrSen.e CI,aD. saeou Queenstown Holm.
.'Ss!t Jane Alice CBr, Hazard. Gloucester. EBo5d a
x.s T;S
y bus Paul Gerhard Pra',. Hints n.reile'-Bas'jer 4
Brig Osprey lBrl. cs!e 2, John, xBIr ISevias Sons
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w.vs r'ffsf a m, swa
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soop Fsme. iiawsin-. New Haven. Brlrss Go.
Steamer Taeony. Pierce Phiae.iphn.
ar ARRIVED.
s,ss%ss s ss. s viz sSS ssss Sc
$. smship shannon sBr) Harris. Liverpool Jone "a and
Qasep.town b via Haitian z'. WITH sdse and 81, pas
s Race a5s "a ssa DAY .
a s s aM Il passed sa = ,s " ''@ s .s Ss
,oo miles OF he santss.e, @ iAss,.hp .p9se sne9a,
Gs ssgssfs s:s iYs;a irS ''A supposed
s.s ~ SI Ne. 'gnS june a s vi" @
g long q os passed steamer caias ba June zh LAT
hence for New orissns ssh rares nre. OF AI.seeab
ps...a 2 bsfen'ine ashore. with all sail 's sppAs" had
S;s.@:l,g ssvOr N'u. Washington. 'shour. with md'~
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10 pa rsscS. n w.inssr w.@% wsn'p D"'""' :"
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.as: s:ra E car: q sass ySss IS ~ Y
spcie sss Martha Han o. si 6eorss from sai%ors
"Esrs Rw Grim,h. tof ro,s. I..pa. prummona, c,sn
ssSi " E. c..sa:r S.y WEI as,. win cotton
ana S:ss:I ss:ss ,.'s "a b. d.
y ps.. Is :.;. ss:,. no. Boston day. in
- srs Z ! 5.s,:. s Z oo.q Aso. Bay. April u
srs oi..sssr 70! bermuda. Y.sni.,es s.,.re,o. Jun.
~. cotton A. 70 & ns1;ss Co. Jane "s H. Ros 90 p ron
hs;%css ss re- Gs Isi n.- r yeri H,,.,, c.m,sy Is
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:.:e :I: iss ssss ~ s e
~ nrs r,s rss..ns % wsl.S' "srs.r dhs.. '""'
sss os.s w., - sssss c'd'n june
s,,y C,f Io.ssni Tear f.nta cfut Cub. Juas
70 M x.is H., ~. - pns,sn rx, rl,~.. On IA
a.. - ~ .o.t a. =, .s,.. "s' 1-'"' "sf - -
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p - ~ ~ . sh.nt ~ ea .s ,an. s.'s NJ, NJ,
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Hr,a AVondse Jeals Kona,at for pos,on
sohr Tgris M Of Windsor Ns) shas Camp~sehy. Jun.
y With ogwood. hides, A., W ~ Dsuof Jupe ", ~
miles OF sisa scse br,g Luey Hsy .ood from New rors
..sSs,s ~ - s,.,e. 30 - " ~ ~" -" 'p' -" ~'
The New York herald., 1863-06-30

Adermaa 80 moved 70 recomit the % ~ o rs tom
NIT. on k'rairs and Supplies =
,Aarma.,, s-Ihe President, Aldermen iia
.Esrrlve-Alaeimen FoA Henry. Mcceol shPn Mitchell
TIE payer was subscquenty sdered recrred TO
Rspoa o q msa,.. sSa SsP and Slips
Of adep.as 'esoirSa that the Street cema,ssoner Ls o.
nsas Il s S S ss
wsss sss asSSsS sy ne so sos~i'f % ys.s
nHsrI : sscSs chPg ssss s%s ae
Report OF Committee Streets in favor Q! conSnTss
sS sssss s s he s s n o. 11sss
rS & an s ina c s I
the sscempan. ing ordnance therefor be adopted
.a9HssS ras ss
Hsssy HHsSy hhscoc Rae cspp ols Rys jeremiah
kspor o. the on sesi. in favor of coneurug
$ sss s q s s s q
SIs % ns ss s0s
direction Of the Street com and the accom- pany ns
.aSSsa y ii; ,S'oSss vote y.,
Hssy ss::Sn s%ss siss Farley sSL ssS s.f s
luton hat the Sidewalk IL iont o. numbers four hundred
as .Ss sSs saa .se s
and four hundred and fur s
nsesed The With shere not aready done under the
nyns ordinance there or be Adopted - =
adSR'a y ss a.s.n yae Henry
Reed chipg Mchsl Ryers Jeremiah. Hardy. hassrson,
Sc%nss Gn srss r. favor 2! SSsssrSs
the CSoon Aquednss Department. 30 dlrec,ed 70 esnss
T.::wsl 70 90 .a from me Scth:..s % q E:,s.
hss ss SS' y as %swfs
Reed chipp MITCHELL Ryer Jeremiah Hardy, Mssserson
q Commits s.r.s.a e !. i..or g .asD.ps
Wsssr.:y :ss r''s'sd Sndsr the direction
"Whch = ~ sdooussd bv tbs folowtns vota viz ~
ReS cspp nh Rs na
S:rsy sad feas-is s.-...
~ Sssa Ss y
NJ ss s IL
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which va. adopted by the following vote, vin-
po1 pres;ssn Asr%:,
ec cws .r.s snd Lnsen
Report committee Roads. o. sogsarrns VIII
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asa 81 .aS
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xar%a.ssH Alasrmsn FoS .hs President, Aldermen
Harry .ssa cspP mel H's jeremiah
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Sidewalks tagged four feet wide where not already
done IN street between second and Ihird
avenues under the di ecton OF the street Commssiouer
win ordnsnes . sn, ,nsre,9r, rel M M foow,,,
which was auoi ted ~ me ioiowing vote, VIZ
Amrm,iyemAdsrman t FOX , she paesiaen. Aidemsn
ss.ey a%S :,
win the Hoeri OF Councim.n In Adoptng ne rsson
that Eishyicuh street between avenues and Do reg
ra!ed rceraded And tue sidewalks uaeged space Ious
stones set therein under the direction oil the street Com
| missioner er
Which WAS adopted py the ioiowlng voe. VIZ
Amrmauve5Aid tol the rresident AIaermen
Henry, McCoot hsed. Chpp Mitche' hyciS Jeremiah
hardy. Masierson, FARLEY ana Long-lS.
report 81 Commutee On hne9s ~ iasoI OF saoPung -
sonson hsi me o. Ligny onf'n street between
Ihro ana tourn avenues .. Jagged and Ic sssed