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St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

WIN J.. PARSON s., '"3
4ttorney and Councillor at Las, and Licensed
Claim and Patent agent, t'.'3
'.s,s ST. CLOUD M. MINI. 49,,
TWILL prosecute, through my correspondents
at Washington, any and all claims against
the United States, procure Patents, and prepare
and, ssllect Widows, Fathers or Mothers
claims for Bounty Money and arrears Of Sol
Aiers' Pay. Invalid Pensions, &c., Sc.
MA Fee Bl has been enacted by Con-
yress prescribing the fees to be charged in each
case Of application for Bounty Money and ar
rearages If Pay, Invalid and Widows PEN
sions, &C., &c. '"
Ay Washington Correspondent is VIM.
Van Marter, Esq.
~ 4 full supply Of all necessary blanks
and forms enables me to attend to applications
without delay. WM. }. PARSONS. Z
st. Cloud, May 9th, 1868. v5n42-tf
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

- TOM scRosENBKadf1h Il would respect
igI ,tf.lIv in6nntAs sitissns, q st. Cloud aad
Ho. - .Mianesesa that 10 has purchased the
s"s;,s seoek Of the st. Cloud Book Store and
q n q additions thereto. snd haenev o..
2 inS ~ IN plste assortment a. Bsoks,. Sta
Scsss7 fhkey Goods, NswspePeresaAd Msgsr
,;ssS 1fidne Paper Sf NJ kinds 1lsne 1esks.
.tc. "a. Also, The etandssd s:f,ss q EehooI
: IL ihsir 81. rsul sndl New o1k Dsily
n X yIriI napers st this stoss.1 The luner-
So.s and ltisil lg;o1' 'shs 0d 81. Cloud
Sook sterv eri cordially invited 70 atts.s'a '''
lIH 'v4k34Iyf f~2'~''-'.1 ;
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

DOES A LocoMN11vECn CnEw.-We C can
testify, says the Chicas, Gazette, that
the Hyde Park Loco. has a breath bad
enough to warrant the presumption. A
cotemporary says "a lover had been offered
a kiss by his bright particular" if he
would prove his assertion that all locomo-
tives were addicted to chewing tobacco
as we'll as smoking their pipes, Rhicl, he
did after tbe following Ingenious meth
= Giving his arms the proper7yank, a., =
To initiate an engine crank,
The motion forward first to show,
And then the backward motion,,too ~:
- Eager to press the promised prize,
He puckered his lips and twinkled his eyes,
to smack herr ;"f3h;v.!ygs5r -sr.r
1;'Observe the sound, ,, ,I.;.
As the crank comes round
He srckly said I'''|- GG.nz.s. ',> =:
.~:atttIt's ehoo-choo- choo, .,~.c7; ~'j4rsH1
:. eTo. 60 ahead,
" And hn,o chnoo- --:chooLe1er,, 2:.t T*t -"
:" To back her E,E3uy aai7eruro h@E13Ees
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24
WRITTEN AT MY s1orHER's GRAVE.
by GEO. D. PRENTICE.

The trembling dew-drops fall j.. t:.;.
Upon the shutting flowers like souls at rest
The stars shine gloriously, and all.
Save me is blest. go :! ~ :.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24
St. Cloud
Boot Il III Il = II zoe
M A N u F. A G. r DRY

McCREA & BIGGERSTAFF
TAVlNG opened Boot and Shoe Manu-
II factory on St. Germain street, two doors
above Burbank & Co.'s store, are prepared to
make boots and shoes, of every style and
quality, at "', /. .., Il.
80 REASONABLE RITES. -.
Repairing done with care. Our friends are
invited to call and sec us in our new estab-
lishment.
McCREA & BIGGERSTAFF.
St. Cloud, Sept. 10th, 1868. v6nS-ly
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

7 '.'"' u
ST. CLOUD, MINI.
|HAVING purchased the building. formerly
I'LL known IS the american House," On
ltRe estaAE1Amanti in = most thorough man
ner, adding many means Of accommodation
and comfort rt"s -: -
The Fletcher House
is now open for the reception of travellers and
bOarders, and the Proprietor has made such
arrangements as will enable him to ensure the
comfort of all who may stop with him.
The location is convenient and pleasant, and
in central portion Of the city. -.
No pains or expense will be spared to fur
THE BLES
with al that this market affords; while guests
VIII receive every atten!lOn
Commodious Stahling is attached, to accom-
modate those having teams.
Daily and tri-weekly stages can be taken
from this house to any point in the State.
THOS. FLETCHER.
St. Cloud, Aug Doth, 1868 v3n4-1y
CENTRAL HOUSE,
ST. CLOUD, M1NN.
HAVING just completed and furnished in
Ill good style, large addition to this hotel,
the proprietor would announce to the taveling
public that it will be kept as ~
FiRST.CLASS HOUSE l
In every respect. r.t -: -: .,.,
T.. The location is one Of the most central in the
city, bling in close proximity to the Offices Of
the United States and County officers, and to
the principal business houses.
The Tables will De supplied with every boun-
ty and luxury. that can be procured: and ev-
cry attention will he paid to the comfort of
guests.
The Stage Office is in the same building, and |
coaches can be takea to any desired point.
v2n6 ly j. HAYWARD.
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

. ats xhz4' !. meant bsy tiAs recruits ?"'
::lt { ae.ns Wa hay W q 6so o<sood FIRE.
chm. VI. E!e.laEEa ttruusx 80 a.n
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

~ -" F. G. MERCER. ,..' -. '..'
...rs -: + [FlRisooMu [FlRisoMu L11ryIERPooL. ~ "~': ):
MATCHMAKER AND sJEsWEL[EI1R, LEI
o1, :: ri SAINT CLOUD. MIMI 7a'4os
n. B.-watches.. Clocks, fTime-pieces, Music
d. bias Boxss. Jewelry.Ae.. TO-, 'af 'f9i
Ea @Ig NeGay sIfxed es1 2Wa,ra.ted. @'& Z
I Old V1gs and sLupius Watches made into
New English Pstent Levers st small cost.
Engraving done - ssds1. OF 2ns v5a5lJy
l1 n 2 ta1'.1 At .14.39 e ARKfT's:s 1za1 F., su
Fresh Meat eiH.na,l, Sausage, and
2b"5 24' d. Tegetsik. Of az zssls. 49:1'4ss: r
ksPt' eons's.tly on had shep On St; Ger
=. h'1E3 rFf!Ei x.,+>-~ vc,t tHAo' tH1AAo' Ao10'
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24

'-'7E-7 -E3sss vi 81 .E:EzF
- E%f - oF 7.sr:at;rs.ssa gzsds .fsars
s4sssT II -: - s>G>,.;raH zusia y, ens
s%~"-;s ha1ssaI&
St. Cloud Democrat., 1863-09-24
CENTRAL HOUSE,

HAVING just completed and furnished in
Ill good style, q large addition to this hotel,
the proprietor would announce to the taveIing
public that it will be kept as ~
FlRST.CLlSS HOUSE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-19

nesIlSs IHE TIGER.-We are struck with a
= rs" a. OF Nieksburg correspondent Of the \
1. IT'oHHe, to the Ell CT that our officers wsrs
Masking very superior guerrilla cavalry ont Of
TIE negroes, and setting them 20 hunting tbsir
masters, Instead of being hunted by them =.
heretofore THIS looks Ike turning the tsbles
upon the chivalry. 1t is only few wears -incs
: slave hunt, With high melted horses and Snsn
80 oloodhounds, was a not unusual psstime ri,b
me NinrOds OF the Southern States. We dopbr
.ossssT' whether this kind of sport Is quite so
'seAoie; Gentlemen, said British ofscer
..,;o. n1a hunted more Formidable game in Indis
So hunting is royal amusement and va,T
~ Que; bat if the tiger should take II ;n,o
:, 49, -e-. - uunt yOu-as he sometimes does
thing but agreeable" Oeeo"es any
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-19

=. "A St Louis Repu5l;,,, save
understand that the Presiden, o. a.. r.;
1se States has issued an order aboIisb;n,, -
ouee Of Military Governor OF Arkansas .-s
S la 10 Consequence, Governor John Pa
-; - 0eSo relieved from the duties of tia, nos;
,;o 49, II may not be loug. in the present cond;
49,; " snsrs before Arkansas is restored to he
,o-ss- -' eno Senator's and Representatives, sppear
~ ''Psssen' her interests at Washington.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-19

War pKFAKr,CENI WASHINGTON
Provost Marshal Generals once. Ieiv 10

CIRCULAR -
To answer ths inquiries made % tbs once me-.
nounced. -S u : Al
Isl That any drafted person paying 500 unss, -.
..l ID ny t-t enrolment 1ct /, hereby EXEMPT 90 -
ther s.F' se un-c- that lIal but uoI from snv $50
qrent craft - s-sse-
md Any d--ttrd person Furnishing a .sbsii,,,. -.
exempt rom military service ior slc psroa 49, -
substitute Is mustered INFO the sery,rS SAa
81. substitute once mustered irta Oh. ..r,.,..
not De drafted Whlie "a the service ~ AZ
AN drafted man cannot pay exemption or h.-.
Tor exam lnation. o'1
sth. Mea who on the 81 q March. les were IN M,
niAry service q Tie United States a. Substituted -
der the dram az $50. and whose term III Sa-,. -
silce expired ART lot liable 90 The present -as, -,
The persons for whom they substituted A. f.h-
y IA. tle same As though they hat been drsai
Al l-ra shed substitutes.
en- IN srFing the notice a. Required by C-cals- \,
- rom this onee reasonable time o. rcnort shsn IL
each case Re granted By the Board of Esrrnr "a -
men IN the State he have oF may drali
JAMES b FRY
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-19
.-sr5 II HEllEasoV - a..-t.
DROBATE ORDER-State Of llichi-

70
E--. C.--ry oi -l4rl. rs AT session ny lla
Probate ll-r --r t-- Comfy u- l-El4l- l.- x sic
Probate DL-s ll IL re o. AAsQ- TUESDAY tLc
+Ih Gay Ok August Il re "a! one tl4 -l nun
Died -ll -2r. .-re1 Present. IS ia u frl. aa.t
* Probate % t-e natter % Oh. estate ot Au4sa
Fuller -.sa Oh a.l fling TIE e. tll0-. ..
r-- -i -- l---aa.A, -l-l-ls-- --.I -lNl Eat.
l 7--- deceased. cray s So Dr. -ls-lirs ri from al llr
.--e -l4-= 4l- l-a---.t.- --cl .tlator ll-
having --e- -.- --a l-.e-Lt 4lm-.,fr4iur % So.
estate te o1-ce o t-. llge II Pr 1at for Tire ex
animation u 81 pers -ls terestad
Il-- pOl Office. That Tues lay. t4o eth dly O.
sept l IT a Uc.-ck IL te 70 r.le0l be gne
.or CD. bearing sl- Iet0n lld tLt tAc heirs Il law
i -- deceased -- M other persons interest. 10 s-
estate an ll-e 81 apps 40 o- =all Court
s--- B. lr 4--- 20 --- Probate Ullla l- the village oi
Mason aud SHOW c4-s-. u amy There ll wy tle prayer
I t-- petitioner --a--l l9t be- granted AND t Is fur
t-r 4l-r-- thar -- rtlt l-r .ivs notice tA- per
rs interested ~ s- estate, uf she pe-lelcy d.. SAID
petition. and the tearing thereof, oy causing copy o
t4- order o. Doe Q-t .s--. the Lansing Republican "a
paper prilte- ana circulating county ot ing
la. successive weeks previous 90 SAID DAY of hear
ing IS tr4s Cory VA. II PINCkNEY.
4e-"S Judge 20 Probate.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-19
WAS NrsAErDr. /
Provost Marsha generals o.,
Washington July l.

lst-nAised men become soldiers ~ she serva of tA
lAite- states 10y Tie iict ~ their names having -
draw ID TIE draft The notification served uur 49,
oy Tie Provost Marsha IS merely az ACKNOWLEDGMENT -
the Tact ana order r them 90 report f1r iutv Ii -.
.sl4icl tiul and place
-c-ihe following opinion ~ the Hon VIM wlitIny
solicitor Il The War APARTMENT IS published fof tie h
formAtion of al concerned
" When person has been drafted r pursuauc. II III.
enrolment act % March 80. l>6S uufice af se.h r,r
masi oe served within Zen DAYS theraffcr hv yrItf
Ni printed notice 90 be- served of ln n.ll, ~ -,
leaving cops 10 his a, place ti g-siteace resgiri-
Ali i' appear 10 -as-llla- rendezvous 10 ran0rt ~
-lis Nl person falling te report Tor duty AFTER rnt,e
s eit without furnishing Substitute or usvtne ssn,
IS pronounced by law O. De lcserter he nav ~ ~
rested ana held Tor tr-l BY martial aua satsca
10 leAih II person after hciaE drafted aud before -
ceiNlng notice, deserts The notice rnak sli D. served Nv
leaving 70 AZ ms last rlcl 90 rcsil,uca anf ID d. 49,
npt appear III ac-of dance iih thr uoiicc " Furnish .
substitute o- pat i-e ) 01. he Will be iu TAI 60.
lesefter, aud Ac must De treated accordingly ra-. Il
no way or MANNER in which person once auraisl can
escape his public draft and when drafted ,hefh.r No.
ent or absent whether he chang l residence or ,b
sc1nd the rights " the United states AGAINST nm a.
secured, aud Il rs only by the nance OF ms AN,
70 he country that be Will escape liability o. b. treated
~ a criminal
t0-sheel hM WHITING
-o.letof o' War Department
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-19

CTATE IF MICHlGAN-F III Ju-

- "A
~ L-clll Circlit-iu Chalcery --SClt rel.- .- tLe
Circuit Court Tor the county Of llgba-. l-4---
Azso-, ca tie frs cay u July Is, w-=--u W-..--
H Josceyn Is comp zluant, ana Mar syn d -iel b.
.l-- L. this cause 70 satisfactory appear. g.
-f--zvlt a. Geo. d. Hluil1gto1 one c. rle
tie p-4ilrt, that the tetel14lt. Mary t- -
n0l-resilelt u ms state. al is res-l %
u he Province II Canada so1 l.-.- ga, tlfl.~ s.
Huntington. solicitors fer sad con- ll4lt
that she said defendant, Mary jose cause l-- r
a. O. IL TIE - -ze l. BE- entered within t1-e uo1ts
from the Gate u tls order and that " ler -
peara1ce. she Cause her answer g. The con- a.
be fled and copy thereof 70 be serv-- -oEs-
pl4Ilalt Solicitors within twenty day .t.- -t-rie
~ o copy II szil bill ana notice q tlls 4ll
-l-f thereof that sad ll-l BE taken messed ly
4d defendant. Nary J0sceyn. And lpo. tioi Do
IS further ordered, tnat within twenty --t .le m-
p.-llaIt cause copy Of this order o. Poe shed
Ga. Lansing state RpatlicGH, neWsl-er lr-te- au-
r-o she's TIE c--tE Il D. CHAM. an that SAID pub
4r.ll be least each aet e. lnr
n-.,s lL ~ -l-t -- -a-s. COPS o. t-.s Up
l.r g. be- personally served m slil -ei-- LAIR. a. eas.
twenty Gays 1----s Oh. t-- above p-escr.1-l fer --r
Up al1lee HORArIQ PRATT.
Crc-it q III C1n f3r CHAN C. MeA
RaRSE- & HrSTfs-I COX S'l r. lor tanpr
"a r-4e Cory U- t-e ~. -lI-ll
+-swt H. J. HENDERSON, I-u REGISTER.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-19
HM WHITING

solicitor o' War department
JAS D FRY Pro Mar Cen
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-08-19
GClTY BOOKSTORE.

lansing April % 1853
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

sage Of the tenderest afFection for the
loved ones at home, he bid him by all
means make his escape, and by no means,
if possible to prevent it. fall into the enc
mics. hand. Thus was he left with stran-
gers to die.
Mr.. Goodeloush reached him just be-
fore he breathed his last. He requested
HIM to see to it that his body was for.
warded to his friends. Mr.. Goodelough
removed his body. placed it in coffin
that it is placed in the hands of his friends
to be forwarded to Ottawa, as soon as
communications are permanently opened
from Tuscumbia to Corinth.
I refrain from remarks upon this sad
recital which will carry grief to so many
hearts. Suffice it to say, young Cameron
died as a christian hero and patriot dies
loving his country better than life, aud
calmly trusting in the Captain of his Sal
walton. A suitable memorial Of his life
will appear, as soon as the facts can be
gathered and properly embodied.
{.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

and detachment Of his command Was
making its way down the York River. A
correspondent Of one o. the New York
papers expresses the opinion that he will
be captured Stohewall jackson is report
ed to have lost an arm in the engagement
of Sunday.
Except small fight in the rear OF Suf'
folk on Sunday night, in which the rebels
were driven with loss of 200; and the
taking of Grand Gulf, by Gen. Grant, there
were no other army movements of note
during the week. Grand Gulf was attack.
ed on Sunday by Admiral Porter with his
fleet, while Grant, with a body of>troops
marched to the rear of the town. The
rebels deserted their works, and many of
them escaped; but Grant took 500 prison
srs and all the batteries, and now occupies
the place. The Federal troops who made
this movement ran by the rebel batteries
in transports, landing some distance be-
low Grand Gull is said3to be the key to
both Vicksburs and Port Hudson
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09
SHEHIFF'.S SAFE

RY virtue OF an Execution issued out Of TIC
ID Clerks office of the Circuit Court Of l..
Sale County, and State Of Illinois, and directed
Whereby AIN commanded to make the amount OF :.
certain Judgment recently obi aimed against Frederick
s. Day. in favor OF John Cecil. s:las Ransom and John
Butler, partners doing business name and style of
Butter. Cecil, Ransom Co., of the lands ten.
mens. goods and chattes OF the said Frederick Day.
have levied on the following property to wit Lots
fve(S) and six (6 in block No eleven i2)
and three (s in block No. twelve ti2) lot (2 in
block No. thirteen (l3) ;lot 'Ere 81 a. and
eight sym Brock No. fourteen (f4) lots ~ nine
(S) and ten (0) in block 80. fifteen l5); lots three
(3) and nine o. In block No. sixteen (6l; lot three
90 in block No. seventeen DDS and 10. three 90 in
block No. eighteen S) in subdivision Of twenty acre
lot N" fonr 40 in ihesouh east qnsrter OF section
sixteen (l6) township thirty three ss range one
Of tie third prscipal meridian. IN Peru, In the
IA We County OF La Sale and State Of ne;s, Is tie
property OF Frederick 8. Day..
Therefore. according TO said command IthsH exa
pese for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION; ah'tAe right title
and interest OF the above naneh Ere q icx 3.
Day In and the above Described property. on MON.
nay the FIRST lay Of J0lNEs 1868, at 8 O'Clock
p NJ At the SCUM dooro fte Court House in Ottawa.
DaseGas Ouaws. this ninth day Of May. 1853. s-
4 = saIie Co.. III. WN. y. NILLIGAN
) 1881 Sherry u Ia safe Csxaty, Isfrcfs
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09

INroRrASr ENrERPRIsE learn that
the Belchers Of Chicago, the greet sugar
refncrys, have commenced the erection Of
a crushing and refinery establishment on
a large scale near the Su'pher Spring
House, in this county, midway between
La Sale and ttawa, for the manufacture
of Sugar and Molassas from the Chinese
Sugar Cane. Their arrangements are such
that they will he able to manufacturer
four or five hundred gallons of molasses
day; and is sutible for making sugar, to
evaporate 1t at once, or if better fur molas-
SEES, to refine it at odce OF course, they
will manufacture the article for growers
at the usual rates Of half the proceeds, or
they will buy the cane of the farmer at so
much per ton or Gallon, paying cash a,
the rate Of abou, 20cts. per gallon for the
raw cana. 1t is easy TO demonstrate by
figures that at these rates, where the cur
tage will not b. over FIVE or six miles.
sugar cane is as profitable o crop as the
farmers can raise
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-05-09
SHEfYfF".S SALE

RY VIRTUE Of Execution Fee Bill Issued out Of
~ the Clerks Once of the Circu Court of Sale
county. ard State of Illinois, and to Inc directed
whereby / am comma nded to make the amount Of a
certain judgment recently obtained against Charles
SutPhen and VIM. H. W. Cushm n. in favor John B
Sherman. Alison wara, and John P Anthony. ex-
ecutors OF the last will and testament OF Jacob V. B
Graham, Out Of Che lands. tenemenss goods and chat
tells OF the said Charles II. Sutphen and VIM. II. W.
Cushman have levied the following property to-
wit: Ths south half Of tie northeast quarter OF
Of section number nineteen Ti9.J and the south
half OF lot number ons Ill., Of the northwest
quarter Of sail section number nineteen 1871 all
In township thrtv-six TiS north, and range mber
three Isl east Of the third principal merian contain
ing one hundred and tweaty acres, less, Z
ceptng therefrom i've In the southeast
said first named trac:-an in the comfy of La Sale
and State Of Illinoi, the properly Of thares II.
Sutphen and WIN. II. w. C ishmln.
Therefore, xccO ding TO said command. shall ex.
pose for sale at PUBLIC AUCTION al the right title
and interest of the above named Charles II. sutphen
and William II. w. Cushman in ard to the above de-
scribed property, on KOSDAY the FIRST day OF
JUNE. 1868 at O'Clock. r. NJ, at the south door Of
the Court House in OTTAWA in said county
Da:sd At Ottawa, this ninth day or MAY, 1883
WILLIAM r. MiLLItiAN
1921 SHERIFF Of la Sail. County, Illinois,
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.T0rf-Gye Sale


NOTICE i, hereby given, to Msha- De- art, Raglan
4 ' b-har;. ;. Ia Alec. ard Ann Alc- his wiz, md
a. c"Ts re'son. ,r-sts! IA the north haf % tic
southeast quarter and the north nafof the suI.h~
quarter o. section -four - in II ry
% north. range t~o 2 t OF tie third y. NJ.
That uiefrss, THE Haid N-hala D-nsrt, EsEan De-
hartJ In Ais- and 4 A. g, HI. wife nd, lie
eighteenth day o. spri. l>5 execute and deliver
to john A Zeal ih'ir cetIlG lI,sory note 81 MAJ
date, IN and ~ which they -ter o. ne prom -
20 pay said Zeal tic O! hun ted dollars. ore
year aNsr dat thereof, and ph-rrAs, zd Nsis.'t
DrhEri. Rsgsu Deh2rt. John A lee AMI An Alice lis
~h''e. in oroer to secure the prompt ana fl! aym
0; 50 d :. executed and deliver. 70 id s,a tn
certain deed o. ii.a, dat in aad wI.ch
ih-y "a and there CONVEYED saii Brs the said
Yea rsise hcrrinbe'o-- !.cr bed. in aud b. hi
said mortgage u was ana IS provided that Il d-fa
shor'd be adj ia The payment Of sad in -stid
note uIrntiC n d when due. tien he il party o :
second Part- 10 cir, Exec 70 ., al ii a.
assigns. amer public. notice IN per pr IN
ID n the city OF 'iiau I~-r ~ days befo d ~
o. sale, nsy sell n. Pre- aud i right mi
rquuy OF redemption Of the arty OF the hrsi part.
their eirs nrn ssigus h-IcIu, pubic Hsciiou
;e court hou,- GoOr IN said 0tta~t, the highest
bidder, for cash he time sad notice
AID execute the purchaser \ deed % the premise,
note AID norisag-. for - paymrn; thereof: h1. long
since elapsed and said note has paid any
part thereof: AMI whereas; the sail mote and mort
gage has been duly DID. assigned delivered 10 me
by eDdoTsem the back thereof
Nov. therefore, slal on the lsr day o. june, A. n
1865 the hoir of o'clock A. NJ o. said dag. sell
tile said premises hrr,iubeforc described, y plrc
At the door OF the Corr; House in Ottawa,
OF SAID sale to he Psyuen, Of the costs Of said sale
and the amount due upon said and mortgage,
and and deliver the purchaser such sale
4 deed lh-r,fcr. GEO. c. CAMPBELL,
Assg nrr Of
JOHN A. ZEAL,
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Council Proceedings.

T..sdoy, Mays ls63.
Regular meeting; Present Mayor Rice, Aid
Rowland. Oln,stead, Wood Armstrong Dow. Fen
nell, Murphy, Miller, Hathaway, Dimmick, Walk
Ashley, and Hills.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
On motion Of Ashley, the petition OF &. q. Miller
and others, in relation to the erection of Public
Scales prescribed at the last meeting of the City
Council was withdrawn.
Petition Of f. l.. Waterman and others, request
ing the City Council to appoint josep! Z. Skinner
wcighmastcr of the city, and allow him to erect
Public Scales in some convenient place in the
city.-presented.
Ren,ons,rancc of b. b. Bentley and others,
against granting the prayer of said Pe'ition,-
presented.
Wood moved to receive the petition and grant
the prayer thereof.
Oimstead to amend by receiving the petition
and laying the same Oh the table.
Ayes and hayes called for and taken as follows ::
Ayes, 9lms,sad. Armstrong Fenne'l. Murphy
Nays, Rowland. Wood Dow. Dimmick, Walker
and Ashey,-6-carried.
Dow, from street and alley committee. no whom
referred the matter Of draining pond in East
Canal Street, reported the Engineers report Of
surf ey and estimate Of cost OF draining.
On motion of Olmstead. report received
Walker from Law and Ordinance committee 10
whom was referred the matter of revising the
Ordinances of the city, reported the cost of revising
and printing on tho same.
On motion OF Rowland, report received
Armstrong. from committee on fire department,
to whom referred the communication of F. A.
Slack. asking privilege to set wagon tire in street
opposite his shop. reported thereon in writing, re-
commending that the Mayor grant +. 4. Slack
such privilege according TO the ordinance in such
case made aud approved.
Oh motion of Dimnick, report received
Armstrong from same committee to whom was
referred the matter OF appropriation of the fire
corrnauies of the city, reported recommending
that IN spnropriation of fifty dollars be made to
said fire companies. for the purpose eff providing
music on the occasion of Firemans Tournament,
60 be given by said companies in this city, ON tie
fourth Of July next
On motion report received and adopted
Communication of J. U. Glover asking to lease
or buy the south end of Paul Street.
On motion of Dow, commn nieatiou received and
referred TO special committee
Chair appei.ssd Walker, Fennell and Armstrong
said committee.
on his motion was adopted.
An Ordinance for rebuilding side walks tbereiu
named $500 "a
SEC. ]. Be it ordered by the City Council Of the
city Of Ottawa, that the side walk on The north side