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Negro Bravery.

u The Abolition papers have been in ecstacies
over the foolish stories told about the bravery
of the negroes at Port Hudson OF course,
the story was all false, for il is simple non
sense 10 talk Of negro bravery. In any fair
fight Que Thousand white men would easily
whip ten or twenty thousand negroes, perhhIs
morn but just now We have a fair sample Of
the reliance to be placed on these prOteqes Of
the Abolitonists, The recent expedition
which lincoln sent to Florida in order TO set
up a "one-tenth State has come to grief
The andacous Floridians refused to be "con-
cilated,' and instead OF approaching the
amisble Joke Of the Amnesty Proclamation,'
they actually attacked the benevolent party Of
white men and niggers who were carrying the
Lincoln boon to them Silly people, to be 50
regardless Of their own best intereStsl But to
the point An officer of a Rhode Island bat
terry, writing home, makes the following reve-
| laton:
ave went in with four pieces, fifty horses
eiehty-two men, and four officers, viz. Captain
H., Lieutenant Myrick, Lieutenant DOYLE and
myself In twenty minutes we lost forty.iour
men, forty horses, two pieces and four officers,
when we managed to get off with what little
| there was left 1t was our misfortune to have
for support a negro regiment who by runnn b,
caused us TO lose our pieces. The fight lasted
| three hours, when finding his army so much
cut up, the General ordered a retreat
This was sharp work. "Forty-four men and
four officers in twenty minutes" is over two
per minute, Sad those forty-eight brave men,
It seems fell victims to the negro policy Of
Lincoln & Co Since the time that Major
Dade and his companions we're led in ambush
by the Indians in Florida, there has been no
| such rpcord of slaughtar in our hislory aa IN
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LATEST NE ws.
AFTERNOON DISPATCHES.

Miscellaneous Items from the New York
n IWRt Specials. II. EEl
NRW YORK, March s-- Herald's Army of
Potomac dispatch, says: t.....aB ...
The Richmond Sentinel Of the 5th reports
that Col Dahlgren was shot dead in an en-
cot nLer With the 9th va, reg. vs. 10 t
It, Pollard, in King and Queen counties,
and eighty men were egpigred. On his per
son was found stirring address to bis SOL
dierss who are suffering Imprisonment in
loathsome dungeons He begs them not to
lalteF or Gag, but to follow him, 10 open pri.
sop doors and PIT arms into the hands Of our
released brethren. They would all march to-
gstheF to kill Davis and his pabnet, and
then return hometo their friends, ready and
anxious for fnrLhsF deeds OF yalor TT
The Sentinel claims the capture Of 20l D!
Kilpatrioks men and Ave oni6eFs.
The Herdid'S Hilton Head correspondent,
says:
Admiral Duportislto hgainj command the
South Atlantic Squadron,
| The HeraHs special Washington dispatch
says
Bumor says General Grant is 10 take Gen.
Halleck place immediately, while Hooker
viii take copmSn4 Of the Army of the Po
| tomac, I ... ....0. M [
The Tribune's Washington correspondent
says
Rpmor assigns to General Halleck the
rank Of Acting Assistant AdjntHnt General
shich is practically higher position than that
The delegations G,ots New York and East
banks who came here to effect change in
the National Banking Law, a. ailllst in ~ 81.
institutions, with their distinct names haYe
] l.,l.l a. II. T.
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News Items.

a' --latest advices throw doubts upon the
correctness of the report that Col. Dahl
green and one hundred men had arrived at
Fortress Monroe,
a The Florida disaster is to be investi-
gated The object of the investigation is
to relieve the niger troops from the I'M
putation of cOwardice. .l ..dH ll
70. An extensive rebel raid on the Ohesa-
peake Bay is rumored. ... U... ....u,..,
There are ten gunboats in Mobile Bay
The city is well fortified, and defended by
5000 men. a4' I,,.. as, I... ......I. ..latia|
The rumored capture, by the rebels, OF
Newbern, North Carolina, is not credited
but not automatically denied. yI
Cox is still laboring to effect an ex-
change of prisoners. This is a matter
that doesn't seem to distress the Aboli'
tionists much.
The London Morning Post says that
rumors are thickening that the Southern
Confederacy is to be recognized by Eng
land and France. or at all events by thu
latter.
Hon. Fernando Wood is lying seriousi,
i'll OF pneumonia.
ooh, dear, what can the matter be 2
Gold has gone up with swoop to sixty
four cents preminm. But who care
while greenbacks go at their face
The fate of General Sherman and hi
army, notwithstanding all the "reliable in
formation" impaired by the telegraph,
still in doubt, and the subject of gray
apprehension. ..... 1910 o.
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Catharno Smith and John l.. Smith w. Sarah Eees At
nj. Case No. 272G. Montgomery Superior Court.
In partition! l b. 4iHA - y ti ma O. -
DY virtue Of, and IN obedience to, the command Of
y ah order of sds plaie by lbe Supot ior uodtt bf
Montgomery county, Ohio viii offer nj public sale
on the premises on Ilu.I- -lLllu
Wednesday, March 10, 1864,
Al two O'Clock Of said day ,the following described
real estate Wis Which WAS divided into lots undera
writ Of partition issued out Of this Court the 25th
day OF May 1862 lot No. .; Beginning at the south.
west corner lot No 81 thence north4o east 40 6lO
poles TO aeorner; thence south I6o 80 east 7-lO
polesi thence south lso 30 east e. 10 poles cor
neri thence south 6lo lY vast 80 2l0 poles to cor
ner; thence north 2o 49, west II l0poles to the be-
ginning containing 90-l0O acres, be The same more
or less. Tho above Is part OF seventy OF land
Of whi Daniel p Gqnckel died seized, and which
was divided into lots for the putp0se Of sale by
Of Conrt, and to- o sold free Of dove r. ~ a. x Al
Said premises hes within the corpofatfon 1infts Of
Germantown, aud was appraised at $50 per acre and
cannot sell for less than two.thrds o said appraise-
ment FERNS one third cashI third in one year
and the balance in two years from the day Of de-
erred payments 10 bear six per interest," and be
secured by mortgage on the premises.
GEORGE WOGAMAN, Sheffn N ont. county.
HoUK MoMAHOE, Attorneys.t lu Itti fel3wtsi
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SHERIFFs SALE.

II WILL sell At public auction, on Iir..ut. ..trl
4 .uI THURSDAY, MARCH 3, 1854, ..Hr
Az the feed store rooms formerly occupied by Peter
Rest on Fourth street, between Main and JefeFson
in the city OF Dayton, the following goods and chat.
telS, to-wit About $50 bushels OF OATS; aD0at 600
bus els OF shorts, bran chon eed; abbt 900 or 500
oushoa Of corn "a barrels OF -four; barrel OF buck
wheat Hour; pair Of lay scales and patiorms nair
Of Fairbanks scaies one bay horse; one spffnRSAR
on and harness. two hour chests; one lot OF empty
lap, &c one iFpn saei two truck wagons, chairs,
faten dntxepution as the properly OF Petar lt2,st
ale to cofninehcef At tbh oclodkA m Of said day.
sdiEEockoH WoaAmAk.sheka Mont koouA
7. y. IHRHsnER, Attorney. ID. M is90dawts
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News YORK Market.
NEw YoRK, March {

NEW YORK, March 3.
CoTToN-Quiet at 99.
FLoUR--A shade frmer, at 675@6 SO
for extra State. H''Hw"'
WHEATTrl, ,l6@l II Chicago Spring l,6l
Red, tA % I'D 10 - 50 % az /
CoRS--Quiet at 43 for store. 1 4u Al
OATs-Steady at 81.
PoRK-Unchanged and duh at 1904,
BUTTER ~. 4t'. u,.. Utf
Cur MFATs s-Firm.
lama shade frmer, l3@l3i. tuu
WHrsEY-Firmer and unsettled, at 80 fol
State; 9SWestern. ','.'.,.' '.... "a
PGrRoLEUM-Firmer, 80 Crude Al refined
Bond 55@59 Free, l.. .a.'
NEw YoRK, March s Stocks irreg
closing frmer, Money seven per cent Stet
ling quiet and steady at 14I. Gold Ga
$40 Coupons l0G 5's 60 Coupons III One
year certificates 9s3 New York Central ls6i I
Erie 81 l73 Reading 81 3G3. C. Q Il. B
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From HlItonI.Hsnd.

NEw YoRK, March 1.-The steamer Arago
has arrived from Hilton Head and Charleston
Bar, the 4th She brings some twenty officers
wounded in Florida, and forty five rebel de-
serters Coonels Rust, Moore, Summers
Meyer Slidell and Jackson are among the
passengers, "A lt.str. ..... /
, Nothing new from Charleston The bonn
bardmeut still continued with good effect The
rebels replied at intervals, but rarely doing
injury, The supply g,pamer Bermuda is re-
ported to have captured a priyateer ii sight
of Fort Pickens, after an exciting chase
All quiet at Jacksonville on the I'd Rein
iorcements we're rapidly arriving, and General
Seymours position was sufficiently formidable
to repel any attack. Our troops are outside
the toSn-some of them at distance of eight
miles. The Notifications in front of Jacksor :
vile, are Of extensive character. Flags Of
truce had communicated with the rebels for
the purpose of endeavoring to obtain our
wounded, who fell into their hands The
request was refused, tr ID. rI"
The main body Of the enemy is encamped
between Ten Mile Run and Baldwin, with a
considerable force at Ten Mile Run. The
rebels admit their loss to be enormous-some
even setting it AS high as 1000. 7Hf tu
On the 9th, small skrmsh occurred be-
tween our cavalry aud the rebels near Camp
Finegau The rebels had five wounded None
Of our men were hurt General Gilmore
arrived at Jacksonville on the 29lh.
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One % lvo mora .hIpl d var ate Lo 20 70

One or two more ships Of war are to go to
Pacific
Business Of blockade running ut Charleston
resumed Hardly week passes without yes.
Over 10000 negtoesArs ia the Notifications
OF Charleston, sH.
A joint Stock Company, organized at
Charleaton for purpose OF blockade running
aud two swift steamers now employed between
there ard Nassau Two successful trip ARE
reported within month
The Woyids Washington correspondent,
says;
Our relations with France are IN very
critical condition. ..I
General Grants visit he re does not effect
Gen. Hplleek position but is for consulla-
ton '".'- ' "'' '.' FDNi
Persons from the South report strong
force was sent from Albania aud Macon to
Montgomery on tho advance of Sherman be-
coming known Ten ihousAnd slaves we're at
york on the Notifications Large number OF
guns we're sent there from Augusta. 1t was
thought that General Polk, who was encamped
on the eastern side Of the Tombigbee, would
have no trouble in repulsing Sherman. The
banks of the river furnished himya splendid
line Of defense a
The Tri6unes Washington correspondent,
says: .,
The President received despatch sstaliug
that Colonel Dahlgren and command reached
Williamsburg Monday morning 1t is i'm
possible TO say whether this report or the one
OF his death is correct ~.
I The Worlds Washington correspondent
says: .....i. .t....u i.. .. ....
The recent statement that general ex-
change of prisoners is about TO be made is
without foundation .I. DH. .. ..I
1t supposed General Grant will endeayor
TO have former place Of administration modi-
fed and present his own views respecting the
conduct of military affairs. Many persons
think he is inclined TO change his plan OF
operations, aud attack the rebels on another
| side.
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A mon ! sehuYIkilllHaren.

SoHUYIKILL HAYEE, BsSE, March 3.---A-
bout twenty Intoxicated furloughed soldiers
Joined together, are now tearing out the store
Of Augustus Diebol, pitching the goods into
the street. from whence they. are carried of
by crowd of boys. The rear part OF the
house was on FIRE, bat was extinguished by
the citizens while the mob was Engaged in
front The mob accuses the storekeeper Of
being Knight Of the Golden Circle.
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Nothing OnciAI from sherman.

WAsHISoroS, March s.--Nothing official
has been received concerning Sherman's ex.
pedition. s-1
James s, Emery has been appointed Dis
trict Attorney for Kansas and Abel Burnett
Agent for the Kikapoo Indians, Kansas., "a
Solicitor Whiting of the War Department
has sent letter to the Convention Of Public
Lands, relative to con6scation of Southern
lands That Oonyentionlitis is understood have
prepared bill in accordance with Whiting 5
suggestions to secure to persons in the mill
tary or naval service homesteads on confscaS
ted or forfeited estates in the insurreotionary
districts. I aHa. #u.. .u .r-
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George Thompson AT BOs'On.

GEORGE THoNPsoN, the ianatcal Eng
lish Aboliti6uist, who 20 enjoyed the
American var (aftr It was Openly pro
claimed war of aboiilioa) that be could
no, deny himself the pleasure Of visit
to the scene Of his early abolition labo's
in New England, made tue following
statement in bis Boston speech in refer
ence to his former visit twenty nine years
ago: Then, said he, 81 lcos a distar6er
of The pnJiic peace, a Was AN ENEMY TO
THE USroN Twas thought worthy to be
denounced by your President in an address
to Congress 1 am unchanged In these
two visits we have the Alpha and Omega
Of Abolitionism Twenty-nine years ago,
he sttuck the incendiary spark, and sneak
ed away from the frowns and SCOTS Of an
indignant people. His late return was TO
witness the triumphant conhagration, and
20 receive the homage and congratulations
of all who can enjoy the spectacle Of a
nations ruin.
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Additional Foreign News per G MY of New

NEw YoRK, March 2.-The London Times
strongly opposes English interference single.
handed, but bitterly denounces the Powers
that refuse cooperation I'd. ,......
The conference of the minor German States
adopted strong resolutions in opposition to the
Austro-Prussian policy.
LATEsT,-The Confederate Loan has de-
clined to iiity-two cents
The rate Of discount Of the Bank of Eng
land was reduced to six per cent.
Affairs in Scheswg are unchanged 1t is
confirmed that Austria aud Prussia agree to n
conference in London, but will not discontinue
hostilities. The Danish Minister of Foreign
Affairs in special distinctly asserted that
not until the former state of things is secured
in Sehleswig, will the Danish Government
use its efforts Tor terminating, by means OF
negotiations the conflict with Germany,
The Times thinks it probable that the
Spring will bring revolution in Germany.
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ArgaI


OF VALUABLE FARM IN i4qSsoN TOWN
Solomon Hoops, petitioner, against Susan Hoops,
Henry Hoops AMI others, defendants. Superior
Court No. 2e52.
DY virtue Of, and IN obedience to, the com mand Of
ID Ap order Of sale issued IN the above case by the
superior Court Of Montgomery county, Ohio, will
ohor at public sale on the preni es, on
Wednesday,, Muroh ~, 1854,
Al one O'Clock m Of said day, inc following described
real estate, VA (being tn fa IN whe con the said
Evan Hoops resided up the time Of his deRthl
uate and being ia tho township Of JaGkHon, in the
county OF Aonigomsry, and in che state oi Ohio and
boundei and DESERT ed A. follows, to-wit:
Being the portheast quarter Of section number az
range ntaIier FOUR ~ tJwhshtf nnnfar four
~, east Of The meridian line drawn north from the
Great Miami 1iWrg hegnning At The npTtheSst corner
uoO line one huudred and KtI Uoos CldO), lhenee
south parallel with the section line one hundred and
h0yseyen and three oifrth poles (l679O thence east
narael with the section line one hundred and axiy
G0) poles to the east boundary line Of srld section;
thence north hundred and fifty seven and three,
fourth poles (l57a) along tn, section line TO the
place OF beginning, c9ntainpg cne hundred and fihy-
seven and thr e.ionrth acres OF land, be the same
fie wt d partition 4 WY appraised Il sbS pef Aere
Said larn Is situate four miles northwest Of Farm
ersve, four miles southeast Of West Alexandria and
three Hes southwest Of louisville, within one mile
the Dayton and Eaton Turnpike, and one halt mile
dria Turnpikel Tins mru ~ we'll AsRtered, having
several good sprngs about p1ty acres heavily TIM
hered aud the Balance under GOOD stateaoliculva-
ton. The isH good oichar'l on the premises
The terms of sale IRE one.tldrd cash. one third in
one yoarand the balance ~ two from the day OF
sale; the deferred payments TO bear six per cent
teres Plid tods secured BY mortgage on thq premises;
and cannot sell for less than twothirds Of It's appras
ed value. Hi.' HH.'II ai'iI
" GEORGE woGAMAN, sherin Mont county,
ID. A. H0uK, Attorney. fe20wts
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For sale.
Great Lot and Land Sale.

gNN uUE8pAY MARCH IS. 1861
Y a. ten O'clock 10, OF the premises viii be sold
nj nuetoe, 10 lots Ol three Gyo aud ten acres, the
on spie rn one mile east Of the city adjoining The
erounas On which is built the country residences oi
Some ~ or wesitbest and best citizens Fin street
being extended through the arm. The highest land
D. naturally ettrr adapted for rural readenCes than
ANY other place IN tho vicinity Of Dayton being bet
inr Wow of the city and surrounding country The
gronnd n Vradudly rolling. Thirty young forest
trseA have tffen dtbtaudIng Lnnestone aud never.
IA, inp spriupa are on the land Tive quality OF soil
viii produetf gtapes, pearhez or strawberries
BRICK CLAY.
The bottom land n good tohpeco ground, and Of in
ralrulahIc value Tor bfeR Uiny
Tcrms-Oue fourth cash the balance in three equal
yea-y payne n with interest, SECURED by mort age
na7daWts GAN. W. GILLESPIE.
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Defeat Of General seymour.

The disastrous defeat of General SEY-
MoUR at Oluste, Florida, is attributed to
the superior numbers of the enemy, and
to the eOwardiee of tie negro troops. Gen
SEYMOUR is said to have behaved with
great coolness and bravery, and handled
his brave white troops to the best advan'
tage. go -.rt h4IAH.u.l ta. I..Hl 80.
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Nswbsrn said TO be Captured by the
.. Rebels

New York, March I 7-Rumors are aGoat
here Of tha capture of Newbern by. the rebels
-doubtless untrue i'i'i Ath Wl
Before ten o'clock this morning quarter
Of million OF eos we're sold iu Wall street
for Amsterdam
BANK STATEMENT NT.-lncrease in loans 81,
331,27S; decrease in specie ST ,Osl,O ,O29 in.
crease in circulation $25,S98i increase in
deposits $4,O48,S86 '''''''''''
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The war upon OlvII liberty.
R0sEoRANs ORDER NO. 81.

.. .. I hVShNhANo 0fNDNN NO' p" = ...I l,.I
. The arrest and banishment Of VALLAN-
DIGHAM having established the right to
exercise military authority over citizens
not in the service Of the United States.
General RosE6RANs, in an order elsewhere
published. puts an end, so far as his De-
partment is concerned, to all prosecutions
under the civil law against officers and
soldiers. except by military consent. When
this order shall have been made the rule
in all the departments, as, indeed, is prac-
tically the case already, then the civil law
will be AZ great joke az a "pilitia msus-
ter" or the "ragiRg canawl."
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Democratic County Convention

The Democrats OF Montgomery County will meet
In Convention at the city OF Dayton on Saturday. the
18Th day OF March, 1894 for the purpose OF appoint
ink delegates 10 the Democrstc State OonVenNon :"
tIhsld AZ the city of Columbus, on Wednesday, the
zsd of march, 1854 By order Of the Democratic Cen
tral Committee. A. OAhlLL, OhshlnAlN
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.aa EawWe call upon all men who are op-
posed to mob law, and who wish tofeBuke
the abolition leaders who form the mob
sentiment, to go earnestly to work for the
success of the city Democratic Ticket
Certainly no man in the city Of Dayton is
80 blind as not to see the violent spirit
and bloody instincts of Abolitionism, Is
there single Democrat among us who
does not feel that he has been threatened
by this intOlerant and malignant party,
and that he is in peril continually from the
violence which it cherishes towards him ?
Let this consciousness, then, prompt every
man to do his duty, and exert himself 10
, the utmost for Democratic victory on the
first Monday in April. A $50 aoh
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iIesirabfG Residence for Sale,

I OFFER for sale the residence Of Mr. Jackson, oa
Jefferson stre al, third door south of Finn. The
lot IL one hundred and fourteen feet IRON. On thb
pfenIshA Is fine thIee-s story brick dwelling house.
containing fourteen rooms, fine garden and stable
Also, Rdouble trauIeho ouse, T1hsis of the most
dssirabled pieces Of property in Dayton, and will 80
JAMES +. DONALDSON, Real Estate Agent,
inaldlni iif - No 10 Main street, second story.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-03-08

RS-We appeal to all honest and intel
ligent men to know if the violent party
who are continually inAaming the pasr
sions of their adherents, by denouncing
all who differ with them in opinion as
TRAITORS" "copperheads, !" "sympathize7
with secession" "enemies in the rear,
DC, &C., are not the manufacturers Of tn,
mob sentiment, and therefore the enemies
to local peace, safety, and good order
1t is a completely self-evident proposition
Let every man ponder ii well, and as h'
would discountenance local violence and
bloodshed. let him discountenance thu
party, party leaders, and newspapers, who's
teachings are so certainly and persistentlJ
directed to the destruction Of society.
Be up and doing for free opinion
thought and speech for peace. goof
order and safety In short, for the sud
cess of Democracy. i.a..,n 1em.
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A Country Residence for Sale.

, DESIRABLE, country residence, with fifteen
n acres of good land. lying mile north OF Day
toP, the Troy Foeg, s oesgeS at priyNts sale
good outbuildings on the land; an orchard OF hae
guted APPLE pear and peach tfe0si & large assoSt-
ment Of strawberry vines, of the Wilspp, New Albany
curron bushes, for wine purposes. Any persons de-
sring " PURCHASE are requested to call and eHgmne
the Property them selves, AS the propretOr1s con.
idept that iLyiD bsar JpApaciion, y...g ...-.
Also ten and a half acnes d tinnhered hthd four
miles p9rth or Dayton, nGar the Old Troy rosd.
no24fswtr 'JAMFS KNOOP.
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NOTIOG TO ALI WHOM VI MAY CONCERN

NolIoE is hereby given that there arc now pending
IN baiore the CITY COun II Of tho city OF DaytOn the
following 0rdnAn1ea, to wit; ....IH II y
Ts grade. gra 'e, curb and gutter Sycamore street
between Couneii street and the Western Loyee,
To grade, gravel curb and gutter Phillips street he
tween SECOND aud Third str OTIS. HI'ti uE
10 pursuance 20 the law said Ordinances twice
read laid tho table, and the Clerk instructed " give
louy Yesks' notice Of the pendancy OF the same
Thelaw leqwIep Slfelaims for damages that may
accrue iTOm BalA iHpIO sbmeta 30 be filed In writing
With city CleTF setting lbfth The ainaun pf dEm
ayes claimed, within tSo weeks after the expiration
Of the time required for e publication OF such NOTICE,
when the same will be taken up for final action.
felld4W - ANTHONY BrkPHRHS, city Clerk.