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Ray- Lager Beer has become &C

B0- Lager Beer has become &C
popularized in the Uuited States, that
it may well take its place now as q
national beverage. It is certainly o
pleasant and wholesome article when
we'll brewed. Our friend MoCABE, Of
the "Star Saloon" has large impor'
tation of the genuine article, as may
be found on application at bis "sam.
pling' rendezvous,
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COM M E RCIAL.

THE NEW ORLEANs MARKETs.-There
has been no notable change in the con-
dition and quotations of the New Orleans
markets since our last review Of the same.
On Saturday,, the cotton market was in
active and nominal rates prevailed as fol-
lows:
Ordinary 4o94ec.; Good Ordinary 450
46c.; Low Middling 47@4sc,; Middling
5O@5lc; and Strict Middling 52@53.
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NOTICE.

WHEREAS. Bertrand Duehein has
w been duly appointed and confirmed
administrator of the succession of Chill
aume Dupuy, deceased. '''. y"
Notice is hereby given to all having
claims against said succession, to present
the same duly authenticated, TO said ad-
ministrator, for recognition. ~
dec5-6t -
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B6y~Mr. Henry BUsoHER, Jr., who
some time since was appointed Collec-
tor Of the U. s. Internal Revenue for
this Department, (Which embraces
some seventeen parishes has arrived
in our city with q view Of making II
his headquarters.
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TIT FOR TAT.-A gentleman in this
city says the other day girl called at
bis door, and asked if his family wan.
ted "house help" He replied they
did. ''Do you have small children ~
she asked. mo" "Do you have
your washing done ont of the house %
"Will my room be carpeted 2" "Yes.'
After going on awhile in this man
ner, the gentleman turned the tide
and said ne would like to ask her "a
few questions. Gan you play the pr
amor he began 20, no." t'Can
you speak french 2" .""Can von
sing the operap mo" "Can you
dance the lancers ~ "No." "Well,
then,' he concluded, ''if you can't do
any Of these, you won't suit and off
he went, the astonished maiden smell
ing liberalization De1.) Journal.
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THE RAEEsT KIND OF CHANCE FOR
GREAT BARGAIN 2--The attention Of spsry-
body is respectfully asked to the advertise
mont Of Mr.J. KUHN, which appears in our
columns this morning. His good sare Of
he most varied and elegant descriptions,
and the prices he has afrsd to them are on
asale Of the lowest possible reduction.
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CONGRESSIONAL RoLxrNrs-The fol-
lowing dispatch dated Dec. and, In tsls-
Rraphed from Washington ~
Mr.. Mcpherson has completed the rolls
Of the House Of Representatives, excluding
the names Of the members from the States
hitherto declared in rebellion. About lS4
names are on the list.
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10 We give up large portion Of
our space to-day 10 the insertion OF the
Governors Message, which compels
us to crowd out b good deal Of other
matter intended for our present mum.
Der. ..a..'.. A.. r1art' fa'
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Away with SpeCanC1ess

Old eyes made new without spectacles,
Doctor or Medicine. Pamphletmailed free
on receipt of ten cents. Address e. 3.
Foorr, NJ. D., 1850 Broadway, New York
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THANKSGIVING. ---ssrvices may be sxpset-
ed in the Presbyterian Church, Thursday,
Dec, Z, atl1 AM, Rev. DR.. Doremns will
officiRte.
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NEW MUSIC 4

Why can we not be Brothers, Or We hsvs been
RebsIs-By Clarence J. Prentice.
Softly Now, the Stars are shining--By miss Sue
Hubbard. 5Iy la tll, Vs..
When the Battle is 0ver--By q. o. Eaton.
II lis the Chime-By Benz. 8. Hart.
Natilie the Maid Of the MilI-by W. O. Peters.
La Eontaine aux Peries--Polka Brilliants--By
II, K. Cole. ,f f..,..,E -...-,.E
Selma Polka Mazurka--By j. Schrenk.
just received and for sale at
e. BEALS BOOK AND VARIETY STORE,
oct2 Corner Third and Convention stg.
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FIIHE first session will commence on Wednss.
l. day, the 2Id Of November. Pupils win be
prepay I'D for admission Into College; and for the
different pursuits In life, without classical
course Parents residing at distance may OBJ.
tain hoard for their children In private families in
tfe neighborhood Of thsSchool.
THRMs-Fvs, eight and ten dollars per month.
This School will ba opened at the time above
stated and every sndeavor be made by strict a.
tention. regard to tho economical education of
the youths placed In his charge, and energetic and
veil directed efforts, 10 fmpart TO them thorough
education by AUGUSTUS u. PAYNE,
noV2-tf E...af. Principal
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ONIONS AND POTATOES.

TX BARRELS, New Crop, at retail or by the bbl
IL Prices less than In New Orleans. 3.
IulyI J0sHU ABEAb,
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g0gThe young woman who faibted
away has been told by her family that
it would be more delicate for her to
faint at home. 60 :.
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WESTERN PRODUCE.

AT BEAL'S.
SUNDRTES!- SUNDRIES!!
JUST received, per steamer Henry Amss, from
u st. Louis: .-.,5 .5f.
200 Bags WHITE CORN.
$50 Bushels OATS.
55 Bales HAY.
Is Barrels POTATOES and ONIONS.
Boxes Assorted CRACKERS.
Tubs Table BUTTER.
e 10 Kegs Leaf LARD
/ Tierce do. do. .t+=
From New Orleans,
25 Bags newly imported SALT. %48li
fzss.5 Boxes Star CANDLES.
S Bags Rio COFFEE.
ss.s Hogsheads Extra Choice SUGAR.
Barrel White Crushed al do.
GROUND PEPPER, aeaat
SPICE,
NUTMEGs, -LJE
FINE TOBACCO, zla
ENGLISH PICKLES IN MUSTARD,
AMERICAN PICKLES,
IMPORTED FRENCH MUSTARD,
t1tau gUGAR-OURED HAMS, FIX.
To which would solicit the attention Of those
who purchase where they get the best goods, and
the worth of their money.
" augi8 w tEE JOsHuA BEAL.
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New and Popular Music.

NEW anu fOpulaF WuSiCs
A r BBALs BOOB AND VARIETY sToREI.
II BEAUTIFUL STAR LINE WALTz--Augnss
Davis.
LES CLOCHETS~-Ds Gran. % q" t". ~ W
FAUST DE OIL. GQUNOD--Pred Berger. .r
STONEWALL JACKSON'5 GRAND MARCH
La Hache,Iaa sl4t sI f. ."#sh.I ~
CAPT. SHEPHERDS QUICK sTEP--ara fuIlA.
" THBPATRfoT MOTHER tUne Mere du Bud
Jules Mores. a4HsE grjH sH IL f
REST DAZZLING REST--E. G. Illsley.
INSTRUMENTATION 4 Murray.
POTOMAC ARTILLERY GRAND MARCH,
Adoiphus Brown.
BIRD NEST P0LKA+-W. D. Wren. Ta
ICANNoT SING TO-NIdHT-Mrs. l.. L. DswinR
dec2let Hs5" t'a '''= JOSHUA pEAL
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ELECTION OF MILITIA OFFIoERs.-
The following are the only returns we
have received Of the election held in
this parish on Saturday last for mill.
tia officers: \
BEAT No. Q. z.
Captdins--J. @. Stafford and M. G.
Aldrich. enfe aa-.
Lieutenamts-Nich. Birmingham,
Jas. Alley, VIM. Bates. ,ygbagH' I
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N JOHN L. WOLFF, respectfully any, ~,
VI nounces, that re has resumed bust, 9RkN
- ness at his old stand, corner Of Main ,kxsHW
land Penitsntiary Tor SEVENTY streets, 81
Baton Rouge, La where has, and will continue
to keep on hand, good assortment of FAMILY
GROCERIES likewise, variety Of excellent
FURNITURE, Parlor, Office and Cooking STOVES,
to all which he asks the attention Of the public.
he il also prepared 10 attend with prymptness
and dispatch to every species Of work connected
with his business as Ml 80 N
Cabinet Maker and Undertaken.
Please give him call and examine his varied
business stock.
A liberal share of encouragement and support
Is respectfully solicited from his old friends and
the public generally. sept2s-f =.
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Gazette 4 CnttIet

BATON RoUoR,
TUESDAY, .::::::a::a:.::n:DEC. 9, 1860
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-23
SheriH,s Safe.

HDY VIRTUE OF AN EXECUTION, and to me direct
D ed, out of the Circuit Court for the County of
Gra State of Oregon for the foreclosure of nortgagc)
In favor of Joi Grabo, Plaintiff, and against Il. NJ
Townsend Defendant have this day levied upon GER
tain tract parcel of Real Property situated and lying
in Canyon City, Grant County, State OF oregon, bounded
and described follows: Commencing at the Southwest
Of c. II. Millors house, and running East thirty
three feet thence South thirtyve feet; thence West
thirty feet, less; thence North thrtyye feet,
to the point of commencing, will proceed 10 aet ths
same In front of Il Court House door 10 Canyon City,
Grant County, state of Oregon at public auctie b the
highest bder for cash in hand between the hOars OF IL
O'clock NJ. and o'clock, z. NJ. SATURDAY, the 9th
day OF DECEMBER 1865 to satisfy the above Execution,
amounting to One hundred and five 05) dollars and for
the further sum of twentyeght 5l00 Us 50100) dol
lars costs OF this action nnd accrung COSTS with interest
from the 28h day OF October 1865 at the rate of ten
per ent per annum. NJ. p. BERRY, Sheriff.
by WIN. w WHIPPLE. Deputy.
Canyon City, November o, 1865. n10:4w*
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-23
Final settlement.

NJ Office OF FINAL SETTLEMENT of the estate OF
IN WILLIAM Q. LAUGIiLlN, deceased-In the Coun-
ty Court of Wasco County, Oregon-1n Probate-Notice
Is hereby given, that u. H. Wood, Admins rtor cf the
above estae, has filed his final accounts In the County
Court Of Wasco County, aud prays for final settlement
Of said estate It is therefore ordered that said applica
ton be heard on Monday the lth day of December, A.
D. 1885, the Court House. in naes City, In said Coun-
ty and that notice thereof be published in the Daes
Mountdineer. o. n. DENNY, County Judge.
November 0, 1865. n10:4w
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No Prescription ON ACCOUNT OF
OrINIoN.-Senator Wilson, at u Re.
publican meeting in Philadelphia, re'
Gently, said: N
"A day or two ago 1 VINO Presi-
dent Johnson, there are diNtences OF
opinion in regard to negro suffrage.
In my State we are all one way. We
are all for security for the future.
We do not ask any indemnity for the
past. There is no indemnify for the
325 1000 dead heroes who lie under the
sod of Souihren battle-feds. There
is no indemnity tor the widow and or
phans-none! We cannot forgive
their murderers, but we want securi.
ty that our sons shall not be murder
et in the future. We want loyal men
10 govern America forevermore. l
asked the President if he made any
discrimination among the men who
elected him on account OF their views
on suffrage or on reconstruction.
The President said he had never
made any such distinctions, and never
intended to make any in the future
that he was in favor of the freest and
fullest discussion of all the questions
now arising before US. And 80 long
as we can 60 right on, shoulder TO
shoulder, arguing, discussing dhd ex.
amining the questions that are before
us to be solv. ID, and | believe now, as
l did during the war, that we will
solve these questions right, and that
our country will come out in future
glorious and Free"
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HeiYOrCe NNtice.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE STATE OF OREGON
FOR He COUNTY OF WASCu.
Maria L. T. Besserer, plainlin, ! S;, a; 1o.t f
Charles c. Desserer, Defendant O'0"'''
THNO CHARLES G. BESSElER, defendant In the
IL name of the State OF Oregon You hereby sum-
moned and required appear and answer the complaint
of the above named plaintiff, now file in the office of
the clerk of the above entitled court wherein said plaintiff
prays tor dissolution of the marriage contract
listing between You said plun, aledging for the
thereof harsh and cruel treatment and personal in
dignes committed by you towards and upon said plain
t thereby renuerng her life brrdensOme. Now there
fore, il you TAIL to appear and said complaint,
within ten days from the time OF service of this
mons If served within this County, and twenty days il
served within any other county in this State the said
plaintiff will apply to the Court ior the relief prayed for
in Said compliant and will take judgment against you
for COSTS disbursements and expenses in this suit by
order of J. u. .LsoN, Judge.
ON. DENNY, Solicitor for Plaintiff
November 3, 1865 nS:6w
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Suit in Equ,tyJo
DlpOrce.

FOR The COUNTY OF WASC0.
, ' ,,l-.' 49,
David E. Shipman, Defendant. ~
TuNO DAVID u. SIl PMAN, defendant: In the name Of
II the State of Oregon, you nre hereby summoned
and required to appear and the complaint Of the
above named plaintiff now on file in the office of the
Clerk Of the above entitled court, wherein plaintiff
prays dissolution Of the marriage contract ex-
isting between you and said plaintiff, alleging for the
cause thereof wliu deserton for the period OF three
years of said plaintiff by you. Now therefore, If you
fail to appear and answer said complaint, within ten days
from the time of service Of this summons, II served with
In this County, and twenty days II served within any
to the Court for the relief prayed for in said complaint
and will take judgment against you for costs aud dis
bursements In this suit By order Of Hon. j. q. Will
SON, Judge. o. N. DENNY, Solicitor for Plaintiff
November 3, 1865. nS:6w
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9atlp 4flountalneer


EASTERN CAPITAL IN THE OREGON
MINEs.-A very handsome sum, said
TO be as high az $500, 900, has been of-
fercd by New York capitalists for tho
Ruckel mine, formerly known as the
R,ckfelow, and situated on Powder
River, Oregon. The property con.
sists of a lO-s,amp quartz mill, driven
hy water power, with an average
crushing capacity Of fifteen tons per
day. The ledge is located on the
emigrant road about seven miles from
the mill, and ore is hauled at II cost of
SIS per ton. There are several distinct
lodcs from which the mill is supplied.
There is but little wood or water at
tho mines; but great abundance of
alkali. The mine was disCov vered by
some Old miners as they were passing
by on the road. There are good Gin
dcations" at intervals for distance of
several miles along the outcrop of this
lead. There are also several parallel
lodges The rock contai..s but little
ryrltous ore; the gold being mostly
free. The main lead was struck by Il
tunnel ITO feet from the surface, aud
1l6 feet from the point where it was
commenced. About twenty-five men
arc employed about the mine. Col
Ruckel, late president of the Oregon
Steam Navigation Company, is the
principal owner OF the ledge, the work
upon which is under the management
OF Capt Coffin, formerly of the Cali
fornia Steam Navigation Company.
Wood Il FOCUS interest in the
Morning Star gold and silver ledge,
Owyhee, has been conditionally sold
through, or TO, prominent New York
banker, for $8O0,OO0. Wilson Wade
bingham has purchased the interest
of the White Brothers in the Confed.
crate Star and Idaho, Alturas county,
for $25,OO0, and is in treaty tor other
valuable ground. Mr. Waddinghau,
has been extremely fortunate in his
quartz operations, and is now the
proprietor of several of the richest
lodges in Idaho During his late Wis
it TO the Il .stern States he has not
only rea lied fortune, but justly
earned for himself the character of an
upright and honorable man. His fair
and impartial representation of the
quartz interest has been of incalcula.
ble benefit to Idaho, and entities him to
the good wishes of all who desire to
sec Oregon and Idaho flourish. Mr..
Waddingham's success in forming IL
company in New York affords very
good evidence that the miners of Ore
g0n need entertain no further fear
that they will want for capital to full"
ly develop the country.-Mining and
Scientific Press
No PRosCRIpTIoN ON ACCOUNT OF
OpInIoN Senatur Wilson. at u Re-.
The daily mountaineer. (Dalles, Or.) 1861-1866, 1865-11-23
Divorce Notice.

IN TIEClRCUIT COURT OF1H STATE OF OREG0
FOR The COUNTY OF WASC0.
Harriet f. Shpman Plaintiff, | s,,;, -, Eo,,,,y far
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4 REMEDY FOR HIGH RENTS.
SIT BUILDING LOTs FOR ls4LE
t-DovU / 2 elia31IUU IGE rei5T0
WHO WILL BUILD THE FIRST H0UsE-IN
isPRIN GFIREp3i o.

n y "a ttaa - zsssr ID GsfIag3H IgvJ To-
The undersigned, having purchased the SHAW FARM
near the north end Of Church street and laid tho same
Of Into streets and squares and lots offers the sspie for
sale in squares, as follows: 81. snsaa
a squares, ! Acres, making 1l2 building lots.
squares, Acres making 1856 building lots l ~
d squares Acres. making ls0 building lots -
10 squares, IL Acres making l7s building lots. =
No less portion than Of the above divisions of
or 10 squares will be sold at one time and ia prefer
rcd to sell the whole Is squares to dhs psptyIfu
This, land is only 7Ol feet from the pavement on
Church street, and 10 well suited for buildings and offer.
an opportunity for inyssment that will occur
again in this vicinity it being the most suitable site
aud in fact tho only available one, for new town. %
city extension Ia the vicinity Of Norolk and n every
lot hsH house on It, they could all DO rented mmedi
stsly.
Pats Of the land will be sent to applicants and e1hib-
tied at No. ~ Wide Water street.
II not sold, will be withdrawn from market, in this
a+ts : GlisssfHai -. " ~ III.
form, after thirty days. DAVID DEFY.
~ Chicago 2 Timss sopy twice a week two weeks
and send bill to Norfolk Post" sep1s-f
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The Narfulk gasst.,
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1865. l
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

.49.I . =
CoRREcrIoN.--Th "one-horse shay"
reported in the water procession on
Wednesday night =. G. Tuttle's, was
incorrect - II should have read +.
Vance's. We were led into theierror by
being misinformed. The truck contain
ed soda fountain from the mandatory
of E. Vance, fully charged, and dispen-
sing its stomachics to the masses along
the lire of the procession. Messrs.,
Montgomery, De bas and others, of
Roanoke Square, rode upon the truck,
which was gaily ornamented with Hays
and lanterns, The word water being
printed upon the drapery around the
truck in four langnages-1Dutch, French,
Spanish and English.
The store of SIG. Tuttie was Brilliant
ly illuminated with Chinese lanterns
aud other luminous attractions hung
upon the awning frame in front of his
spacious aud fashionable resort.
Mathews literary depot was also
appropriately and handsomely embel-
lished with lanterns, (which made a
brilliant display.
The windows of Herchel Werthei-
mer's apartments, on Main street, dis
played beautiful lanterns, which shone
dim in comparison with the bright
eyes, which had taken advantage of his
gallantry By accepting the commanding
view of his apartments, so, generously
placed at the disposal Of his nu-
merous lady friends, who were looking
on in Venice at the animated scene and
gorgeous display in behalf of water
So ends the full description of this
grand demopstration, which was not
without its results, as the voice of the
people decided that fact yesterday. [s
Norfolk moves onward in the road OF
progress. r r. II n -
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MEETING OF TUE WATERS AT l.. II,
CHANDLER's.--Ala large party of l.. III:
Chambers friends payed him visit last
night and in order to make things more
lively took with them the band of the
39th Ill. Regiment. They were kindly
received by Mr.. Chandler, and hospita-
bly, entertained. with creature comforts,
and diluted juniper, to the full bent OF
their peculiar inclinations. Prominent
among thel guests, we noticed General
Ward b. Burnett, of New York, strong
advocate of the water movement, and
the author of the able and efficient re-
port of the survey for the " Norfolk
City Water Company" in 1856, at which
time plans and estimates were submitted,
butsubsequently soamendedas toinclude
the Navy Yard and the city of-Ports-
mouth if desirable. Speeches, good
cheer, and sentiment, were the FREEDOM
inant features ofthis friendly gathering
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The Hook AND LADDER Co.--Capt.
Bennett, with his efficient company,
was decidedly the favorite feature of the
grand water demonstration particularly
in the opinion of the ladies. Boquets
were lavishly bestowed upon the COM
pany as they passed along the, route
The company were out in their new
uniform, which was exceedingly neat,
and very appropriate, showing not only
good taste, but excellent judgment on
the part of the committee which pre-
scented it for adoption. 1t consists of a
heavy blue shirt, with hook and ladder
on the breast, embroidered with white
floss thread, the number of the company
being white tape stitched upon the shirt
between the upper cross Of the hook and
ladder. The pants are q heavy black
material, and the hats a uniform size and
pattern upon the tarpaulin order, being
light and impervious to water. =
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GRAND BALL.--Last night the Nor
folk Literary Association, under the
management of Messrs. Harris and
Driesen, gave select bali inthespacious
rooms over the store of Mr.. Campo, on
Main Street, which was attended by the
beauty and fashion of the city. Every
thing passed off to. the entire delight and
satisfaction of all present. Music and
dancing We're kept up until Very LATE
hour, after which, the company, before
retiring, repaired 10, an adjoining room
were they partoox of most sumptuous
fare prepared at great cost by the mana
gers of the association, to whom too
much credit cannot be given for the
very exquisite taste exhibited by them
in preparing for the comfort Of their
guests. JI,g.g5 re- ,iflE
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o., --,- L NN99RfoLR, yet, " leoo,

.r,-.--, ..-~-. . o.. NoRFOLB, Del, II, BOO
Mr.. Editor: T notice in your paper Of
this morning. statement that Henry
Cook, colored barber, presented him
self in the Mayors Court as the attorney
in case. You state that the parties
had settled the matter, which was not
the case, as you will see by the papers:
/ enclose the judgment of the United
States Court My name is not Henry
Cook, but George w. Cook. | have also
TO saw that 1 was armed with the license
required by the nitedStateslaw, which,
as YOU know, is the supreme law OF the
land, the State law Notwithstanding. l
am, sir, friend to progress and the
right. Will you be kind enough to make
the corrections intimated, and oblige,
NJ er.f G.. w. Cook,
w. -r...-T5- Counsel for Freedmen.
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RAID BY THE STREET INSPECTOR. -
Yesterday morning n. b, Lee, the
Street Inspector, had all the sheds and
benches moved from Market Square, by
an order from the. City Council, in ac-
cordance with an ordinance which re-
qures that portion Of the market to be
kept clear of all distinctions after IL
a. M, daily. The owners not coming
forward to claim the sheds and benches,
the Inspector loaded a number of trucks,
and had the rubbish that remained UNI
claimed sent out to the Poor Hoasc.--
This makes the Market Square look de-
cidedly better, from the fact that the
aforesaid distractions were a nuisance.