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The New York herald., 1865-02-06

Dill Before the Legislature.
There is bill before the Legislature Of the
State which takes good square hold Of the
sanitary question in relation to this
city. II constitutes q metropolitan Sani-
tary District" which has the same limits as
tho present Metropolitan Police dis
trict and 1t establishes q sanitary commits
sion to see to the welfare of the people Of the
district in all points pertaining to mainte-
nance Of the public health. This commission
is called the metropolitan Board Of Health;"
but, despite the name, "Board Of HEALTH" is in
tended to be real living and effective body.
It is to be composed Of four commissioners, q
sanitary superintendent and the Police Com
missioners. The commissioners are appointed
by the State authorities and serve without sala-
ry. We have here the same guarantee OF per-
sonal character that has served so well
in the case of the Police Board. But,
in addition, the Sanitary Commissioners
must be physicians, and must have practised in
the district five years. They themselves ap-
point the sanitary superintendent and num-
Der Of sanitary inspectors, all of whom must be
physicians.
We are told that this bill will suffer some
considerable changes, and will then become q
law. However much the wise men at
Albany may manipulate the details Of
this matter, II Is to be hoped that they will not
change 1t in the important points Of the estab-
lishment of sanitary district, with the limits
given in the bill and in putting the whole mat
ter in the hands Of physicians who from their
studies and from their daily habits, gain iismili-
arity with sanitary questions that, Of course no
other class In the community does. These are
the points In tho measure that viii give IL Its
real effectiveness. New York and Brooklyn
especially are one city, so far as we consider
the epidemic or contagious character Of disease,
and must be under one control, or otherwise
any measures taken in our city, however eff
cient, would be utterly defeated by want OF
harmony in the other. AT present, the sanitary
measures taken in the two cities, through the
City Inspectors Department Of each, have a
wide and remarkable difference as we may see
In the respective sums they cost. Brooklyn is
charged with the sum OF two thousand dollars,
New York city with the sum OF eight hundred
thousand dollars.
With a sanitary bureau, under the direction
and government Of physicians, we would
for The first time have our sanitary interests
intclllgenly seen to. What, for instance, can
be more crimnally absurd than for ihc health
Of the people Of this city to be dependent in a
great measure, as II now is upon The discretion
and Judgment OF the officials Of the City lDs ,ec-
tors Department, appointed 10 Office for their
value and influence in politiesr Is il not abso.
Iateiy certain that no great sanitary reform can
be properly carried out in community ike ours
without the efficient action Of men Of sciencei
ltwould be merely nonsensical 10 SO into argu.
meut on the question whether or no sanitary
The New York herald., 1865-02-06
The Late Peace Conferenec-A DIPLOMAT
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Next

OnnOissance-what Next
The late peace conference, according to the
special correspondence which we published
yesterday on the subject, from Fortress Monroe,
from the steamer Thomas Colyer president
Lincoln's conveyance), and from Washington,
assumes larger degree Of importance than
has generally been given It. The President
and Secretary of State have returned without q
protocol for peace or an armistice, and appa-
rently with no nearer approach to basis OF re-
conciliation with our "erring brethren" than
they were before; but still It is believed that
much has been done In removing distractions
and in smoothing the way to peace.
five are to consider ;his late peace embassy
from Richmond as bold experiment OF JEFF.
Davis TO silence The peace factions around him
affecting to believe that Southern Independence
may be secured now hy negotiations, then we
can expect nothing better from the return Of
Mossrs. Stephens, Hunter and Campbell to
Richmond than another effort to GGrc The South
ern heart for the periious work Of another des-
perate struggle in the field. II must not DO
.sersoden ia! none Of The rebel peace agiaiors,
hVho'S4 bisVSiAy VppoeSu " D"'iSj htfe SVn-
Inited themselves 10 the possibility oi becom-
ing parties 10 peace programme upon the
basis Of submission. They will, therefore, either
be :I.enced by tie results OF this peace confer
cnce or be compelled to take bolder ground.
In this dilemma they will probably find II cx-
pedent, at least for the present, to surrcnd"r to
Davis and the party Of indepcndcncr " oxs,r-
rainaion. But If we are TO accep' ibis late
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

| The Two Great Rebeliions-The Cavaliers
and PurItans OF England and the United
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

ADJUSTMENTS THIS EVENING.
ACADEMY OF MUSIC, Irving place.-IrALrAN OPERA
IL TRovAr0RE
BowERY THEATRE, Bowery-DAxE Tnor-BLAcx
EYED SUsAN-WILFUL MURDER
The New York herald., 1865-02-06

crediting OF them TO our quota. IL Mr.. Fry ID
superior to the laws Of Congress then he can
be justified In taking these credits from US; II
not, not The law is as follows, passed at the
late session Of Congress, and will be found on
page 352 Of the Session Laws, and number
49,
AN PROVIDE ron wruEScY TuI NAVY.
SECTION And be II further enacted That all enlist
mcnts into the naval service marine corps during the
present war shall bs credited 10 the appropriate town.
ship, precinct or district In the same manner enlist
ments for the army
Section declares that after the passage of
this law bounties shall be paid to enlisted
sailors the same as to soldiers. This bill was
approved July l, 1864. Surely nothing can be
clearer than this Persons enlistng In the
army are credited to those townships, precincts
or districts where they enlist, and all enlist
ments into the naval service shall be credited
ain the same manner" Such is the law. Mr..
Blunt found certain number Of naval enlist
ments made at the various rendezvous in this
city since 1851, not before credited to any
quota, and very properly appropriated them
according to law. They were allowed on our
auots. by The Provost Marshal General, accord
inr TO law. But now he takes them from us
Who il right General Fry attempts to cast
reflections upon the Supervisor for awarding
the one, year men to Brooklyn and Tarrytown,
and reservng the two and three years men to the
credit of New York Mr.. Blunt or the committee
have NO power TO award Or distribute any mon
, 1865-11-14

A Ca,bondale correspondent writing 10 the Cairo
Dep.oern says tie cotton crop has been exceedingly
good in tia. vtcinty-far better than the most tan
guinc predicted WAGON ailcr wagon load OF this
staple commodity nay be seen going To the cotton
gins Of which therc asr sir in active operation in
that town, turning out from i've 10 scvcu bales each
daily. Tie quality Of cotton is pronounced c1-
celent by good Judges Of the staple, md 1he ia1za
e,s claim 70 be ahle To raise es good Is that pro
iucsd ANYWHERE Seed cotton kelfs on the etreet at
9lt1oc, and quite number Of uadera arc eagerly
huytnr NJ ali that comes in 1t these figures. The
Jonesboeo Gazette eays cotton is king" in that
uuatkct The e1eets srr white with 1.-THE rcceiptz
syc,actur fwruty loads per daJ. The price has
rauccd nom ten to thirteen cents per pound IN The
seed, which Il handsome aouncc Of revenue TO pro-
duce.s, Tic cotton gins are all crowded to their
Utmost, and everybody in the business linda pscnts
to do.
Ilc Cairo Democrat (not good authority says
there is terrible 1nues bteR1nE In Mano0 county
On zrcouni Of the r,4ult OF the election Inc cnp'
pesheaaA claim TINT the returns me illegal from The
facs iha, there ME failure On the pat of votet1
~ho had 70 nakc sf,davits, when they had not reg
taH3ee' 70 at9 revenue ktxmp to the Affidavit,
auo elso taAafe On the part Of the Judges and
c#fkA 0! lne elccllh17 on certifying 10 the poll
oooka' 10 anix esaup The total roui OF the Cop
per.cad Democracy Of Marion Il terrible blow 10
that Party, INC They viii doubtless make m attempt
to defeat the verdict Of the people bv .o,,o s1c,
trick al is herE forcshadoxed
Al the election last Tecl, there Ue.c tvo ru,o,
!tckcts IN the field, ono composed wholly ~
soldiers. The so1aiers' ticket VIE elected, Tier
wsa no Cuppezhcad ticket In The field.
About The Nycleet contest IN the Site ii tbe
h.e election, nas IN Champaign county. Two
un,on t,rkcts were in the held-ciyillana against
soldiers. There really two elections the first
being for the Nominations, IN which every uutuss
man bad the opportunity TO vote. In this contest
the civilians had minority, md clzsna-d to be the
recula- nominees The Eiends OF the zpldiels'
stekct took Issue On the result, ind tnssted upon
running The soldiers. On thr regular election Day
The Soldiccs' Ticket camc ont about one hundred
ahead. The coppezheads made no nominations
and siaid a. home =.
, 1865-11-14

a SURPRISE TO Woop THEA gentle
man living In Terrc Hautc, whose stove wood
melted away faster tlAn was warranted By
The mildness Of tho weather, charged fine
looking stick with few ounces Of powder,
aud leit II on the pile The E1press thus re-
3ates the sequel:
Wednesday forenoon IN explosion was
heard in a house near by, and Htchen win
dow was s2ared no pan:s- On going to the
spot sight might Iave been seen. The store
Lad joined peace conference, a Kettle Of pork
and cabbage shot up through the roof Ike IN
arrow. 4 dist, Of apples slewing on the store
California. A cat tlIat was sleeping under the
stove went through the broken window as
though aitcr the devil or doctor. The cat
has not bern heard from since, hut smell of
burnt raj hair pcrvades that house very thor
ou@lly. a fat-iron waa hoistcd Into pan Of
dough, d chair lost three legs, the wood-box
looEs sick, while the roof of the house looks
Ike burstcd applc-dumplins."
, 1865-11-14

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS. Cook County, 50 !.
CTR coLiEcron:e OSr1CK. CovYr HousE.(
Public aosfcs hereby s1Vea that the following Dc,
scthed Warrants haye been place.f n ly hands for
Warrant G Vest, dated Oct Il, 1855. and issusl for
the cot1ecron Of spec!a icSted fur tie
: the following dcsenlea property. to Wit: Lots u
md Z, uotk sk Canal Trustees suhdi vision. " 4
and W ofN x sec- E.Tc3, NKl{E.
Warrant t57. West, uated Get st. 16. mad issued FIX
The collection Of special assessment levied for mo
the several tots sablots Or parcels Of land hcrc
1nAfter described: Lots l, !;;s, iand OF u Of x
ofW ~ Block II, snd thAt psIt not subdtYided Emf
Z, School Section Addition 70 Chicago.
constructing asdevalk In cout Of fcf aaacent to the
following DESCRIBED property, to wlt: Lots L. l. l.
a1.ofS E u, nloek Is. snh-lot y; lot /. Erpck n,
and lots 20 and Of BLOCK 2e Canal ustee4s Sabut
xisloa q e; PIT & = q See. SRsE,, -.
construction ofn sidewalk In front OF Or adtaknt to
ooIieis = :, sad Los Il Dloek sa~Gatpeutes's
wsfrant so, Wsst, dated Oct 81 1s, and iasued for
The collection Of special assessment levied for
construcipn OF sidewalk In rnnt Of najaccpk to
the following descr1ted property. to Wit 1ots !,
and y n1otE q C15pente5s Addition. to Chicago:
WaErant 81. West. aated Oct 81. nc. sud Issued fer
construction OF B1dnK11k n front OF Or 1hccs1t to
sEo of bunker atfeot. or block u, senool section
HI Yessons interested in SAID assess7cota are re-
1nested to make tnmedttte payment at my Office. In
default or such payment, the assessments will be col.
ccted at the cost and expense 1f the rersons taa.
therefor; ;,, ~, A. H. HkALD. efsy Collector
, 1865-11-14
COLLECTORS NOTICE.
STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook County, U.s.
;. CTTT EoLlKC10E's OFFICE, CorE1 HuCsF,1

~
: CITY CoLixCT0E's OFFICE CoCEt HuCaK,l
Room II, Cnca-o, Nov s. 1SE5,
Public notlcei Is hereby sen that the following de-
scnbed Warrants have been placed In ny hands, Tor
as1a1f n. Ill xort da.ed October STAT ,ss5, and
issuea for the collection Of a spec!a! asscssmcus
lertt for tue construction Of sidewalk IN ftont
adjacent to the following described psnpeFty to-
Eit: Lott1a lA II y 81 e ~ and d q 70 BLOCK y Of
warrant So III North, dated oct 81, lSs5 aad Issued
for the collection Of special assessment losed for
the construction OF Sidewalk In front of. OF ada
cent 70 The following described pfonetty, sowtt ::
Lot !, Mosk Canal TFustees' Sub Div In s. ". u
Was1ana No. s North tsted Oct Il, 1se5 And issued
for tue collection Of speci11 assessment serteu fur
the reconstruction OF sidewalk In front Of ada-
cent to the following deseT1hfd Property. to-Mtt:
Warrant No 2ss North. dated Oct, 81, ls and a4usd
the Fecopstrnctton Of sldewa'k Ii front Of or Sd
tarent 10 tina following described property, to-wt:
aeTes in E. Y Ct #. X 8. E. X sec- I. 7. -, N. q.
Warrant No. 80, North, dated Oct 81, 1sas sud ssued
for the collection Of special assessment levied for
the cons trucilou Of Sidewalk II front of atl}a-
cent 70 the following descrsbeh proPerty. tn-wir !:
Lot =. Block 5, OF Higgins, Law Co.'S Addition
Wn.ran. No 81 North, dated Oct 81, 1857 aad Issued
for the collection Of special assessment let3cd for
the reconstruction Of 5dcwa1k In front Of or ad-
iacent to the wing described property to-wtt
{Gass sire ETY. Of kinzto's Addition 10 Chicago.
An persons interested ID said assessments are re-
queM I'd to nal ke immediate payment at my oGce. In
default OF such pnyment the said assessments viii
be collected nj the cost and Of persons lis
nn,1rL1s.f9+
, 1865-11-14

COLLECTORS NOTICE.
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook County-ss,
t17z coLI1oroh's o'.1e5, cogEr T hcrsE M Eooa II.
scEtoed Warrants hare been placed IA M hands 1or
%afsant III Vest dated Oct st. m and t,sned fpr
If susf'pe sids saiE d soni Il u ad.esat e o The he
csspsate1s AaGities Q c2esso. pie fxsll stsset
Hiesi u. aad ali Block IL School Section addition
waan. S. West dated Oct. n. 1sts. md issued 10.
s4ae3ps IL d fioss of o. II so eas sae
eFsfk sss:ssd s Ests T
wafsns sis. Wes., dated Oct 81, 1se and ts,ue for
= mi q
following described property, 70 Wit: sub Lot Il OF
wa1faat 647 West, dated Vcs 81. 1ss and issued for
the collection q speclal assessment ie,icd fer ~
"a q ia 80 sae II gea 81
or adtacent to the following cFhed property, to
VT: 81 Kloek q, Original @ l. Tex9 q Ghieago -,
the collection u special asscssnscnt levied for
Constructing sidewalk on the est side of Morgan
street. between Fulton nud Carroll Streets In ffOnt
e ~ t. Fl Fose ss2ss &
warrant 10, west dated Oct 81, tds and issued for
consfueting s,deWa1f On The south aide Of Fulton
street, between Union and ial5ted streets In srnpt
ofoe adjacent TO the following described properly,
An persons Interested In said assessments are 10
quetted to loake tmmeoiate payment At my oflce ln
default Of such payment the suid ~: essmeuts will be
collected ut tho cost 7d f1pGnss or " psTsGns liable
rOv4r4t512t
, 1865-11-14


Cfr GoLLEcTo9's 0R71cE, CouKr HoUs4,
Boom No. II, Chicago. Nov. ). HEs. s
se5tbed V WaHants = have been placed In mY hsnds sbr
warrant No e West dated Oct. 81, 1855. and Issued
reconsrre.tng sidewalk fn front of cr adjacent 10
El9ss 20 Ganal Trustees Sub. Div. 3ec
Warrant 50: 6 vest dated Oct 81. 1css. and issucd
ur the collection Of special assessment levied for
EcconatucIlug sidewalk In front Of or adjacent to
The following described property, to-wtt: Lots l.
and E Of 3, Block g GarpenteE.s Add. to Chicago.
consp nctIn. sdeWalk In font Of Of adjacent 10 the
following Described property, to.wtt: on the north
'tde of Jackson street. between sancanoo aud Nor
wsasi No. 81, west dated Oct. Il, 1866, and issued
constructing astewalk the south side Of ahug
ton gtFert, between Rtshcp Court end s. W, avenue
tn onf OF adacent to the following described pro.
perry, to-sit: lota Block Z. unfou Park Addition
Wa1rant 10 6s, West dated oct31 1ss and isaued 70
the collection of spcca1 leyIed fbr coz
kttUcttng sidewalk In front Of or adjacent to the
Block + kloeE is, Cshsi 1Iustees Sub. Dir sec 4
warrant = 10 o 81; Ness d.ted Oct r. 1855. sud tzsusa
constructing Sidewalk In ont Of OF Adjscent TO the
fonoHfHE described p!opartJ to-E1t: ln The ReSnh-
division Of LnI. to 2di Srb.tots !, e,3 I and s;
Lob 70 g, In GitcE EFatnard anc ETans' Addition
All persons interested ia eaid assessment are re-.
gueste 10 make immediate Pas yrnent my ofbcs In
default Of sch payment he saiu assessment wall De
collected at the cost md expense Of pc.zons 1a1c
therefor. 4. II. HEALD, C1t{ Collector.
NJ
, 1865-11-14

trdO01 Tue d{aH0 4.ap1G& E4Gie. luft.l
About the 1st OF October notice appeared
in the Jackson Citi-en Of the death, ty nccl.
dent, OF Russell Mcdonald, conductor on the
Baltimore d Ohio Railroad, short distance
from baltimore. McDonnld' s mother, brothers
and sistcrs reside at Corunna, aad tic dm<st-
can Of TINT place publishes a strange Eeqnel.
which tle cuitur Informs is ltEirtlw y ur.
Upnn receiving the news Of lis death, AcDon-
aids friends at Corunua put on the asual
habilincuts Of mourning, ard made Prepar-
ations for bringing hume his renaios for
srrultu,c-lucy having received dispatches
and letters fruEn his widowed wife,
speaking Of 1cr husbands last wish to
that elect, md stating TINT his
Lody was cma,almed md awaiting funds 70 de-
fray expenses ofconyeyiEE II to his friends
Money wns transmitted, hut not enough. Stln
more was sent and with every griefGurthcn-
:.hc body still remained 50 natural Ia appear.
ancc that he looked rs though lie was only
sleeping. The wires worked badly and it WINS
intImoted TINT as Lis frieuds could nat learn
the exact locality Of the residence Of the grief-
stricken widow, more money would enable
her to CONC with the corpse.
More money was sent and, tTo days there
after, the body arrived, In IN excellent state
Of preservation, md the ssmilitude Of lie
quite nnl,ccoming an ouc who lad been dead
four weeks. In short, tic report Of his death
had been an ontragtous and cruel hoax, per
rctrated By some villain who had forged let
tcrs and dispatches from lis wife for The puf-
pose Of obtaining money. Tic editor Of the
Anscrsean describes the meeting between him
md Lis friends at CoTutna as the most Affect
ing he ever witnessed. It was in fact rs
though lie had rrally risen from tho grave,
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icos to lead tho singing, bat 1t was never
tendef that the singing should bo done by

voices to lead tho singing, bat It "as never
intended that ti,r singing should DO aons by
them cxclusirc1y.
The children orc now being taught to sing.
md It seems to Eivc US basis to rnly upon
for congregational singing hereafter. ono
istcre md people that shall meet during the
week to practice good congregational sIug.
ipr. It Eould do my heart rood If. brforn 7
die, could see thts matter fully ca,7icd Ont,
Some people tel me that training people to
sing Is not old fashioned Methodist singing.
The speaker here went into an explanation
OF WAL eld Methodist singing under Wesley,
conslaea &C. o. Ihe hymn would be etren ont
oy Fcsses, End the minister would require the
congregation to sing each ycrsc over and orcr
aean, until they could do 80 without making
q q, mistake: Hc bishop Simpson, had in hts
Library book Of sacred music, for the use Of
me yolce, ,harpEichord and orcuu. prepared W
III. Wesley within two yrars from tue time o1
ihc formation Of the 1rst Methodist soGety-
choirs. Some don't want onyhods 10 sing nnl
Themselves. ChDirs arc liable 70 nate al9t-
cultIes among themselves nnd be had been told
that it hadlbeenlfound vcry dltAcult to Keep
choir together three mouths, There Is good
deal of truth in it, and. aE this meeting Is
sort of conversational one, nc WONG say
that there Is good deal Of truth in
the assertion. Singers, from their very
nature, nrc nervous class Of people. They
are very liable 10 be irritated. They need i
ercat d4l of philanthropy aud grace to
smooth of all the discords Of life God Ind
made them with delicate, nervous organs,
and hc advised them not to fly of at the
handle at every trl1ing thing Which might
Aacr the close Of the address the congreea-
tim continued 10 exercise pieces Of music
until the hour Of adjournment.
, 1865-11-14

~ 2tAtE Os lLLlNCks: Lo9x Eona1ys 49,
C1rI CotLEorph's OTFlCE, CouET HcusE,
EooH II. CN1cAau. Nor. l. 1855. {
Public notice Is aczehy zscn sh3s the follo Nfng de-
seftbed Warrants haEs been placed IN my hands for
warrant 81. Wesi, dated Oct a. 1865, and tssued for
the collection os special ASSESSMENT leyet ioE re-
constructing sidewalk on the west side Of Robey
of eF satasent 70 sne foo%inr assctbed orooersg
70 git: Lot So FLOCK G. Canal Trlstees' sub division
Warrant ST. Vest dated Der. 81, l6. aud lssned for
stzuctlnE asldewa1K on the south side OF Sampson
street, between Thfeop ami Ruckee strrets n trn1r
Of or adjacent to tho following described property,
toxst; Lots !; u and u. Block Sampson : GREEN'S
WaF1sn e5a. Wcsss dated Oct 81. 16 and Issued 10,
the collection Of special asseAu Mt lcyIed for re-
constructing sidewalk on The NORTH aldt Of Faison
O ADJACENT - Tie to.sex?ng ne*esihed property,
to Wit: Lot q, Block 81, Original Town OF Chicago.
Warrant ~ West. dated Oct u 1ses aod ssued for
the coftec son uf special assessment levied toE
street. te1E Washington street and Park arenuc,
In front Of adjacent TO The following described
property, to EtL: Lot q: blo-k :. = s.. Of Canal
ws1ans H. N &tss, = dsssd s. g. , I'd issued tor
q i os q Or e
tho sevcE lots snblots o. Parcels q !snd hsslnaf
Suh,n. F. 4 md Wx n. E. n, sec. II, T.:S. y. B.
Wai7snt ST. West dated Oct il, ,ss5, eud tssuea for
reconstructtcn Of sidewalk IN hont Of a1t.ccut
to the several lots sub lots md parcels OF land h.re
1nafler described, 10 wits InE Il Block II, School
An persons Interested Il said a.sessmnts ara rr.
quested to make immediate payment at my o:fce In
default OF such payment the said assessments will b.
collected Il the cost and pEnse Of tho persons liable
fhesct9r 4. Il. HEAID. City Co1leetor-
, 1865-11-14
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

COLLECTORS NOTICE. -
~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Coousy-zs.y
CrTT CoLLxEroR's Ory1cE,
CoCKT Eorsk. Roon 10. ii.
Public Eot1ee Il hereby given thss tac following d.
scrtbed Warrants have BEEN placed IN ny hauds lot
a Rs1snt IT, L. WI, WI dated oct. ,ss md issued for
eocsrncing IN ifoat Of Or adlaceas 10 lie
aoEaEs sssa sct Il So s!tG
warrant ii, Rest, daied OCT. 81. ISL snd issued tor
coas4ucing sidexalf IN Goni of o. adseeat 70 tbe
1sseSeE Ea'es as1ss ti ~ u
Tie collection oia spscial levied for the
constructing of sidewalk IN isont Of or adjacent 10
tho following described property. to wit: Lot &
sleeT = Esn e 3 sfGst; - Sped- ~ End ". ON. E.
WsHantss West dated OCT. 81. 1865. and issscd for
tho collection Of special assessment lesied FOR
stFnetnE sidewalk II nons Of OF sdysctnt 10 the NJ
Block 10, Tpion Pafk ID Addition 10 Chicago.
warrant E., Wast, dated Oct 81. is6 and Issued for
o E aat L Il e
S, I'd y aosk T, eaafai Trustees subj S. E
yaxas IL ej, #sst, 81 da,ed oct Il. la, and Issued for
.ea & as y
AdoSp g e xs: BLOCK
Warrant "a West, dated Get. 81. lSG and Issued tbY
the collection Of special assessment levied for re-
fSosias % dsscsiIed @ p.eper:y. pro . wit: saSss. H q
Lots % and Lot ID B1ock %, Carpenters Addition
III psTsSns Interested In said a.sesaueuts are re-
quetted to make tnlne eatate payment at my Office. In
Genult Of such payment the said assessments Will be
collected at the cost nd cIpensc Of the persons Liable
nnI.n9iTlst ''