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Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-18

The following letter l. from the correspondence
Of General Mcclellan with the War Department
lately published:
"HEApQUARrERs ARMY - THE P0ToNAo
SAvAGE's STATION,
June p. le62-l2:2O A
Il now know the full history of the day. On
this side OF the river the right bank we repulsed
several strong attacks On the left bank our
men did all that meu could 10. all that soldiers
could accomplish but they were overwhelmed by
vastly superior nun bers. even after | brought
nv last reserves into action. The loss on both
sides il terrible believe il will prove To- be the
most desperate battle OF the war The sad
remnants OF my men behave as men: those bat
taliuns who fought most bravely, and suffered
most. are still in the best order. The regulars
were superb aud count upon what are left TO
turn another battle IN company with their gallant
comrades OF the volunteers Had | go 900
twenty thousand. even 100000 ten thousand
fresh troops TO use 10 morrow, | could take Rich
mond but have not a man in reserve and shall
be glad to cover my retreat and save the material
aud personnel OF the army. Ii We have lost the
day, We have vet preserved our honor, and 20
one neei blush for the Army OF the Potomac
have lost this battle because my force was too
small
IL again repeat that am not responsible for
this, and saw il with the earnestness of a Gen
man who has been needlessly sacrificed to-day
! still hope 10 retrieve our fortunes. but to DO
this the Government must view the matter in the
same earnest light that do You must send
me very large reinforcements. aud send them ut
once.
II shall draw back to this side of the Chicka
homny. and think | can Withdraw al our mate
rial. Please understand that in this battle we
have lost nothing but men, and those the best we
have.
"ln addition TO what have already said, ! only
wish TO say To the President that | think he is
wrong in regarding me ungenerous when |
said that my force WAS too weak merely init
mated truth which to day has been too plainly
proven IT, at this instant. could dispose of
900 ten tbousan1 fresh men could gain
the victory TO morrow
Il know that few thousand more men would
have changed the battle from defeat To- vic
tory A. 1t is, the Government mus, not, aud
can not. hold me responsible for the result
81 feel too eatncsty 10 night have seen too
many dead and wounded comrades To- feel other
wise. than that the Government has not sustained
the army IL you de- not de- so now. the game is
lost
"lf save ths nfmy now. | tell you plainly
that owe no thanks 90 YOU. or to any other per
son IN Washington
you have done your best to sacrifice mi.
army q II MCCLELLAN.
ITO Hon T. NJ STANTON
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Correspondence of the New York Herald
The Late Dcmoc rattle Cong rcsstonai
Caucus.
WI Asn1NeToN. January b


A caucus of the Democratic members ct Con-
gress was held at the Capitol last evening, which
was very fully attended Hon. John L Dswson.
OF Penn~ylvania. presided. aud VIM q Steele.
of New jersey acted a. Secretary.
Mr. Mallory. of Kentucky. stated that he had
just returned from Kentucky. and he expires Ell
the general wish of the conservative men of that
State. Who were anxious TO GnIie. nQlLss the
allies OF the Democratic party. but q coTstitu
portion OF the party it>ei. ia the next nation
al Convention he also suggested a. a surces-
ton made by his friends in Kentucky that all
the con>erv alive. we'll a. the National Demo
cratic Committee, should join in the call ior the
national COW eotion.
Fernando Wood. of New York. inquired vheth
er the conservatives had not slte adv nominated
their candidate. Gen Mcclellan
Mr. Mallory said that the nomination OF Gen
Mcclellan was regarded by the couseryAtiv 6
who met at Cincinnati and Philadelphia. a
amply suggestion recommendation OF that
ready To unite on ANYBODY nominated by the
Democratic convention
Governor Powell, OF Kentucky. speaking Tor
Hon Garrett Davis. who had been present at
the Philadelphia convention. confirmed the state
msnt
On motion OF Mr Pendleton. of Ohio. il was
voted that The caucus hold regular Feelings
every Wednesday evening. and that other meet
ings be called by the Chairman upon the feuuest
of four members
Ia also resolved that III political resolu
tons introduced in either House Of Congress
by the opposition should be matured IN cancus
so that they might scI uniieiiy upon political
matters.
The foilo~ing resolution was adopted:
Resoirsd, That we for the restoration of
all the States TO the Union: that patriotism and
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NOTIONS, TOYS. &C.
TO DEALERS IN
N MS, VS.,
Fancy Goods. &C.

As Ny STOCK Is NOW COMPLETE IL EVERY
n particular for the coming Holidays. wish call
the attention Of dealers IN the above goods Having
bought and-r very favorable and under
stamping Of the trade thoroughly BY long
peresce IL will be 10 the interest Of buyers example
nv warerooms where they will End the largest variety Of
goods brought together under roof. af such
prices as will afford coed profit Respectfully.
CHARLES MAYER.
novs-dk~7n No. 70 West Washington strsss
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DIED.

In ibis ely on sunday Jinuat, i7h, 1884, AtNASpsR
Nou,r, ct james n, aud Elizabeth RUSSELL aged
four years and one month
Tie funeral will take place from The family crienoc
on south Meridian street a2 O'Clock this Monday AZ
lrrnonn. SeIyIeea ~ Tie Row " Iloleomle
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true craftsmanship demand that such a policy
should DC pursued towards the people Of The
State. iu which the insu re.tion exists as.ha be
best cs'ealsied Co brfus ihis expensive and ex
bs sting in shi b Ne re now eiip gtd 10 a
close sad 10 restore such States 10 he Union,
under the Constitutions. With al the constitutional
rght- Of tire people an mpiired
This latter resolution gave great satisfaction
The utmost harmony prevailed throughout he
tween the Democratic and conservative members,
and The caucus Hijoorned to meet TO morrow
W ednesday) evening
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Bitter Letter-rhe Administrator
and the Arms OF the Potomac.

The folowing letter i from the correspondence
Of General Mcclellan with the War Department
lately nubllshed:
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-18
FOR SALE.
FARM FOR ALE

FARM ETols SALE.
TuNuE UNDERSIGNED OtFkhN FOR SALE TIN
\ foil wing farm, containing about ldS acres, living
fhe Indianapolis aud Maditon state Road, four
miles south OF Indianapolis 10 acre u faid TIA Il under
cultivation. the balance heavily imbct,d, AMI all under
Zen g. Frame dwelling aud other out buildlngs harm,
Orchard. Ac.
Apply for further particulars 20 the undersigned, Nv.
Ing near So Import. Marion County. Indiana,
ISAAC iiAvkRSfiCk,
lanls.d1s ABRAHAM q, kMOck,
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beware, The dsy OF vengeance comes on apace.
when God. through an outraged an5 betrayed
people. will tske vengeance upon the peiJurei.
aud him Who has BETRAYED HIS trust.
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special to tho New Yc,k Times, Rep.l
mn uonutRtis N fut Wan pIrAnrNFN1

About twenty arrests In all have been made
IN connection with the ease OF the dclnqueut
Quutctmastefi of Alexandra. Two officers
conncrtcd with the cavalry camp ~ Glesboto
poiut have also bcen locked up Tor being con
tracts
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-18
WANTED.
LOCAL PARTNER WANTED.
NATIONAL PATENT OFFICE
-Or
T.. &. HOO FEE ~ co.,
No. 900 Broadway, New York.


aNsTAnilSnfn roa rdE INTRODUCTION AND
u sar - al modern Patent Improvements that shah,
upon tfia', prove 81 ttnra 80 ~ 60 the American
people With moderate capital io he Used w adyef
usi, judeou,D throughout ~, loyal states such Pat
onts are held the campau, 40 ~ agoni- for sale
rdis Company viii not cea.o ~ eliot uutl kel able
Branch uiiee shall have been ust ihshvd 'Nvff tonn
~ u the ~ mps p"pu ~ state lh"se County Agents
viii be- fespoi fiie, indmtke 40 feiurns and sttemchtH
ouca in thty dals To- the hfsnth tate nilor, heh VII
be- pIpfed tN make iu settlements With The company
Ia AeN Ne o. once VA sstt aHbs,
The Company having " feiofofn Witnessed The failure
uf her hft aha have entrusted 90 l. fge ftsponslhl
ties io hust Who#e inteftRa WVfe not united 10 iheit
own have erfn ned 20 place The entire husin b. cone
troll n The County As,ncha va The hands ate Far
uef, Who viii h required io purehap au inherent ~ tle
pfoHis acrt4ing from the stale ~ lndiara AMI small
iniefrsi ~ the pfpnt Throughout the United states III"
iinfes ptfehhtel VII Voc " per cent ~ hr sfosA re-
lpih uF thr state ~ indiana, Hud pe cent ~ the nri
pronls throughout tho United ~ tes Other things sat.
isfa tory, pW et The pafeha'o money may bo aecuf
an tho pufcas - ifTrs' in the profits, A. much III
stat ranei md large II money Pass through he
ha' none ned apply lrf any 'ifcamslan - nnlesa
enclosing unduuh fefa lee AZ 90 their apr ghigess
Of moral character. ntg gritty, business qualifications,
temperance, good hHmts, ~
The COMPANY viii fe.tt the right Ia Gaze u au, sub
sequent ii hone. aci ward lhr ac'i Agents self or
tho public reini the money, rtlie up the prohts 10
date and immediately put an eui TO The contract
The following from the columns ct the pres, on the
tablishmenl our lia4sr i,r specially submitted
fo. ~ years, y \ oher e..
Waving such az institution from progressive stand
point il henshc al Net upon all otsses scarcely
be e-tlE ated - y ALA,
Iftbe saii that thr Company are 10 realize large
suns. are thWkfd ih public must be pro portion
ately benentted = y. patch
They a reiuh Arm \. \. Times.
We bear cheerful trstu, ny 10 her efficiency and
good character y } Transcript.
Although ey will douhtless realize large profits our
people everywhere vii be aid by their efforts y. Y.
Leader
They have the essential elements OF success capt.
tai and enterpri e. \. Y. World.
They will prove invaluable institution alike 10 pat
aud the puho.-lS. \. I've. Expr-ss
They Of high moral character, integrity and
business qualifications.
The public respectfully referred the Hon. p
G. Washington Ex-Assisant Secretary L. s. Treasury
New York
Hon Fl. Thayer. ~ NJ. C.. Of New York
Hon. Horato King late First Assistant r. NJ. General
Washington ID. c.
Fer and full particulars sddre>,. enclosing
references.
lie. HOOTEE 4 CO.,
229 Broadray. n. Y.
janl3-i3i
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tom submitted the following:
Res0lred That Select Committee be ap
pointed. with instructions To inquire into the con
dition of the navy the efficiency of the steam
engines lately constructed for the use OF the
navy the mode and manner of procuring sup
plies for the navy. and the conduct OF the de
plrtmeut generally. and that they have power 10
send tor ersons aud papers
Mr. Hale said there nd been report of an
argumen, furnished 70 him made by MIR Dick
ersou OF New York. IN which he gave facts.
dates aud II ures To show a total want of ucg.i
gencc in the Navy Department. in regard TO the
construction of i,s engines for marine purposes.
that the vessels constructed by the present mode
are failures and that hundred and seventy mil
lions of dollars almost uselesSly spent.
This would 20 To show corruption, or want OF
capacity in some quarters he would have been
glad had the Secretary of the Navy called for
an investigation. This was a question which
stirred the nation We were called upon To ap
propria,e $40 900 900. and he thought some
thing should be done with this paper, II il con
tanned ANYTHING al all He ielt il proper 10 call
the attention OF the Senate TO IL He had no dis
position 10 take the thing in hand. nor would he
shrink FROM IL. The attention OF the country IL
had aud would have While we would not en-
dorse any OF the statements he believed from
his intercourse with men conversant with the
subject that something wrong feeling
at despair. he said. comes over the people on
account OF naval movements hope the Senate
will dispose OF the matter a. have suggested. OF
in any Nay 10 accomplish the end desired in nv
resolution.
Mr. Doolittle, of Wisconsin. administration
hoped the resolution would lie over until Mon
day. az he had desire 90 look into the matter
carefully before discussing il here
Mr. Grimes. of losa. Administration said
the NAVY Department IA ank from no investiga
l.. Ia - a
Il was made IL would turn out that We had as fast,
IL not faster. vessels as any navy OF the world
| assert. said he that this is now the case Tn
der these circumstances. as friend OF the NAVY
Department and the navy, hope that the rcso.
luton will be adopted IL some form Whether
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-01-18

The arnfvai OF COMMUNICATIONS
aiieied sobbery OF the Government
by High Republican Officiais-
Thousands and Hundreds OF Thou
sands steien-frauds Am the Treas
ury Department-Frauds i'm the
navy Uepartment-t rauds I'm the
War Depa rtment-Frauds I'm Every
partmcut-tongr Investi-
cation Proposed by Republican
Senator.
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WAN r Ed.

C.GS TO si50 PER MONTH. THE LITTLE
- % Giant Sewing Machine Company want
IN each County 20 solicit orders for their
Machines with gauge. screwdr and extra needles.
We will pay liberal salary and expenses give large
commission For particular Ac-, incose stamp
aud address 7. :. PAGE. Toledo. O..
General Agent for the United States.
dec4 -dlm&w7m
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
LEGAL NOTICE

solomon Hoops, petitioner, against Susan Hoops,
Henry Hoops ani ctherH detendants.l In Pari-
tiou.
CUsAN HOOPS, widow Of RYAN Hoops, deceased,
- and lane Corson, William Corson, Eliza Smith
aud Joseph Smith, MI Of Montgomery county, Ohio;
and Daniel Hoops, Of prOhe county, OlAl and
Christian X. Hoops Lews Hoops. Sarah Gnnue,
Elias Gunuo, Jane Hoops, Evan Hoops, Elizabeth
Gross and her husband, ----- Gross, Ia the
county OF Elkbart, and IN the state OF Indiana;
amt flenry Hoops ot Shelby county, Indiana aud
John Hoops, whose residence In unknown TO the pc.
tilioner ahd Minerva iiynr and Jonathan silver, Of
Wells county INDIANA all take notice that petition
wna filed against them Saturday, Dccamher ~,
A. d. 1868 in tho Superior ODnrt of Montgomery
county, OhIo, by solomon Hoops, wherein said pou-
toner donani h partition of the following reR estate
(heing THE IA m whe con the said Evan Hoops resid-
ed up so tho time Of his death) sitain and being i
the township OF Jackson, IN the county ol Moulgnm
ery and IN ths sthte of Ohio and bounded and de-
sciil ed ~ follows, to-wit
Being the northeast quarter Of section numhcr (7l
seven, range number four ~, township number four
(d), east of tho meridian line drawn north from the
Great Miami River beginning nj the northeast corner
of paid section; thence running west along thu sec
llon line hundred and skty roles (lJ0)i thence
south parallel WITH the section line ono hundred and
fay seven and ee-ourth poles (lh7s4 thence east
ainilcl with the section line hundred aud sixty
dO pulos to tho cast boundary line OF SAID section;
thence north one hundred and iIiy seven and three
fourth poles u574) along th -cction line 10 the
place of ~ enning containing che hundred and fhy.
seven and thr elourh acres Of land, be the same
moro or less,
At tho next February Term oi said Court toswit; in
February u 1864, said petitioner wilt apply for tho
partition OF said promises. DAVID A. nOUk,
deiw6 Attorn for Petitioner
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
Argal.
NOTICE IN PARTITION.
SUPERIOR COURT OF MONTGOMERY COUNTY
ONO

OHIO.
William q. Fisk
w Case No. 2sG3.
Lafayette Fisk al Rl.
1 AFAYk1TE FISK. Of Ouows, Putnam county,or
Il 4 Joseph r.. Fisk aud Samuel 7 Fisk, Of Toledo,
Marietta Vaughan aud Henry Jerome Vaughan, OF
Fulton, county Ill., Franklin A. Fisk, Laura y FISK,
Mary V. Fisk, Anna E. Fisk and John A. Fisk
UenterWlle ohio, heirs a law, and Marsar X. Fisk,
widow OF Nathan Flax decensed, will take notice
that on December 81, 1865, the undersgned filed his
petition In the Superior Court Of Montgomery county
ohio, where the same ~ now pendlnri demanding
partition OF The following premseH situate in said
county; Begnning at the " corner near the school
house; running 500 ~ poles and lslinks 70 stone
cOrnrr; thence 40 poles 10 Rsiono corners thence
S5Mo 3 poles and 10 links TO stone o. rner In The
great road near spring branch; thence along the
said ro vt 90 poles 70 the place Of beginning, contain
ing ton and onehnli Rcres, including school house
aud lot, whioh said school house and lot were except
ed and not included m the conveyance 10 said Fisk,
being one half acre Of land IN the northwest corner
OF aRd tract.
Said described lind boing part NJ the u Of SEQ.
lion 25 iown2, range O, Of lands hetweon the Miami
RiyerE and lying and being IN the vpge Of Confer
Vile, IN Washington township, In sadcOuuty.
The undersigned demands that partition may he
made Of said profniscs that one Undivided tenth part
be set of TO hm and 10 each OF said heir and to said
widow dover in tho hole, or It not usccptihle ot d.
vision, that the same mny be sold and The proceeds
divided.
Application iof m order 10 that effect will bo made
Nt the next term OF said Court, -.
THREsnER JnHuAK, Attorney. jagwt
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1864-01-18
Eor Sale.
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

HNHE personal property belonging To the estate o
i y NJ. Ayres, decreased, combating Of
One Black Mare, One SOrrel Celding,
One Carriage, Ona Trottng BUGGY,
One spring Wagon, One one horse farm wagon
One Cart, One Sleigh,
Harness, plow, CultiyatoT, Harrow and other prop
erty, will aDld ut puhlIn ycndne, ~ the lata resi-
donce OF thf deceased, on Welt Ureek TuInpike,one
mile west Of bay ton, on MI
SATURDAY, THE Cru DAY or FEBRUARY,
Commencing nj ten O'Clock IN tho forenoon, and will
cont 'nue rOm day 10 day thereafter t tho property
n all a0ld.
credit of nino months will he given whom ths
amount purchased exceeds three dollars. t.l.
isl6daWts GEORGE \. BOYER, Admir-
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WynkOOp's Iceland PectOraI.

Diseases nj The throat, chost md pulmonary organs
are ever prevalent, inshliOus aud dangerous The
properties 81 medicine to alleviate cure and uprooI
these complaints must he eXpeet0rint, anodynr and
lnWgomting lousoning the miicus Of the throat, aud
mparilng tome 10 the entire system No discovery ~
medical sctcnco ever maStfed tbs class ot diseases
Ike lr. Wyukoop's Iceland Pecoial. Il N used with
tho most astonishing re,ar n all rases OF bronchitis.
influenza, Whnoping cough, thptheria putrid sore
hroid, nshpa, Group, oonEhs, coas, iTTiiR-
blity, Sc.
Tie Rev ~ Potter certifies that, ~ have used Dr
Wynk"op- Peutornl Tor AuVeWl years. niy self and in
my Hiniiy, for severe pulmonary complaints, Hnd
have recommended u tu many others, and have never
seen iis epuui" Rev. !. T. Potter, Brooklyn n. \.
Hundred, nud thuusmis ui important teAtimuui-
ais cnhld b. prouced, showing its retnarkAis cures
and that II uryeT inls,
" r. posed a PURE Iceland Moss Balm of al.
adt tfrru,,nu Bal-,m,. Elecampano, omirey, BuF-
dock, Aiit oiiet ihyitlp Ietprn hud tulnc In
grehouis, ltie hnrpileHs, prompt and lasting. IN
vAhd- ami suiidtrrF cunnnt Afford tu neYlect trial
Every ttmilY should hayH IT, II IS IenaIkntla fOf
,roup. fUl iH-s filihdhs recommendations aud ia
rocnous ACCOMPANY cnch hotllr.
Soi m Dayton hy W " Stcwhrt and all principal
Druggist.
Prepared by Dr. Il u wynkoop, and sold by D. 8.
hun'7' Co., Mes YORK. se3iily
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NENKR de TllE nAY.

Inc NeW loIk WHISKY Whrhet clOhou
At 95c to-day.
1t is said that the Oonscription bill, A.
it will pass the Senate, and go to the
House, will make ne exemptions, except
the President and Vice President, Judges
of United States Courts, the Heads Of the
several Executive Departments, and the
Governors of States. Exemption four
hundred dollars, and liability to the next
draft,
There is apprehension, as We arc in
formed by special TO tho Herald, from
its Army Of the Potomac correspondent,
that the rebels contemplate movement Of
sOme kind.
Henry Ward Beecher now receives q
salary of $l2,500 year 1t pays better
TO preach John Brown than to preach
Christ
What is the special cause for the sud
don rise in gold in New York on Satur-
day. is not made public 1t went as high
ASST 59A, and closed at 81 $50.
James II. Grimes has been reelected
United States Senator from Iowa.
A proposition is before the Senate Of
Ohio, to sell the gold now in tho Treasury
of the State, at the present premium.
What will Jim. Lane say
Specie continues to be exported 10 irn-
mense quantities,
Tho Radical Germans throughout the
country, seem to be taking ground against
Lincoln's reelection.
Roger Planet and Jim Love had a
prize fight at Chicago on Saturday, for
ono hundred and seventy dollars a side
The fight lpsted forty-nine minutes, and
Love was the victor.
| There was another destructive conlla-
grafton in New York. Jan. l6 Loss
s25O,0O0.
A teniberailrond accident is reported
by telegraph.
Tho telegraph reports an attack by two
hundred rebol cavalry on 'our pickets, al
three milo station Not much harm done
Moro nonsense by telegraph of starva-
tion in tho South.
There is talk of recognising the Foder
al army, into three separate corps.
Somebody's is tohave command of fifty
thousands troops andtobo authorized Il
take Richmond "in his own way"
Fifty millions Of the new five cent, in
forest bearing notcs arc to be issued to
day.
The COMMITTEES Of ways and means All
suggesting important changer in taxation
II is ominona that gold is not reporte,
to-day.
CongresH wiz give notice of the abro
CATION Of the Canada Reciprocity treaty
1t ia again reported that the rebels frou
: the Canada Sido arc preparing to make
dash for the release al prisoners on John
sons Island.
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NOTICE TO ALL WHOM ID In Dol sCkRN

NTOT1OE is hereby given that thcre hro pen ing
IN before The OJ Council OF tho city Of Layton, the
following Ordinances, to.wiE
To improve Maple street from Charter street TO the
Western Levoe.
In pursuance TO the law said Ordinances were iNice
read laid the table, and The Clerk u sruced TO give
four weeks notice OF the peudsnoy of tho same
The law reqiii es all claims Tor damages that ma
accrue from 10 id improvements 10 he filed IN writing
with the CITY ,fk setting forth the amount Of dani
ages claned, within two weeks airfho expiration ot
tie time requ ned for the pudicaion Of such notice,
when the same will I've taken tip for final action.
no3Ol4w ANTHONY STEPH ENa, Guy Clerk.
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Witp jlotlrCs.
SOTICE TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

NOTICE Is hereby given that there arp now pending
h0fnre the City Coun Il OF tho city OF Dayton, tu
following Ordinances, 10 wit;
II grade. prA 'el, curb and gutter Magnolia street
from Warren street tO tue eaft tne Of out lot No. ~
In pursuance 10 the law sad Ordinances Ntle iWice
read laid The table, and the Clerk Instructed 10 give
four weeks notice uf the pendaney Oi tlie zane.
Tho iaw requires ali claims for damages that may
accrue TOM said improvements TO be- iled IN writing
with tho CITY ClerF, setting forth The anpuni o Gam
ages claimed, within two weeks alter the tNplptiun
o the time quired Tor the pubicauen n such notice.
when the same will be taken up TOT hual action.
de2i4w ANTHONY SrEpHEhS, City Clerk