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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1865-06-09
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All sums due "a forte g>c - 90 "a.
Horse, for 1854. NAV be oait g. alsr-ar q
Nm +. STANTON
ST iohnShury. June :. lNf1.
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,Ehe Attention OF tnc Public is re-
quested te the folIowinc Nnt;c.

pEksoNS engaged in any trade, business. occun,-
Ilon or profession required by the provisions of
te Revenue Act of 1864 to register with III
assistant Assessor of the District in which thov
RESIDE: lst his or their name or STYLE and in c,Ss
oi hrin or company, the names Of the several Ta
sons Constituting such firm or company. and to-
laces OF residence; End, the trade business or
Iession Tor which license is desired; 3d the
whefe such trade, business Or profession is - bo
carried on IN order that they may obtain licanSa
to prosecute the same o'in hcehse
eecSion 10 OF this act provides as follows. .s
pe ~ further enacted, That if any person M
exercise or carry any trade. business or
lesion, Or do any hereinafter mentioned for to
exercising, carrying on, oT doing GO which trade,
business or profession license is reouireu @ tiS
acS without taking out such license as in that Ia
ns required he, she, they shall. for every sn,.
onehce' o9sides being liable to the payment of .Sa
Iaa oe subject to imprisonment for term not sre
Jieeai9s two years, or fine not exceeding va brn
Notice Is hereby given to all persons s,,br.o,,
t s ptosislohs OF the above section, who bayo rt -
yet maze application at this Office for Icsnss ot
On sae zot1 day of February 1855, their Names ;
oe returned to the proper officer as lel,nona0t. VIII
'ey VIII be subjected to the above penaIties anu
A sssio.o. JERRY COOK,
assistant Assessor internal Revenue, LIST Div N n
.---T ' io0f. lEtf
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MONTANA TuEATRE.-on Saturday, "Ingomar"
vas played to crowded house. This piece is more
difficult to perform, than any with which we are
acquainted. The troupe exerted themselves to the
utmost, and made more of the play than could
have been expected. Martins " Polydor" was
original and most excellent1ysgiven. Miss Woods
also deserves much credit for her delneation of
Parthenia, so trying to any actress especially to
novice. Collins, Ingomar> exerted himself to
the utmost, and in company with Miss Woods, was
called to the front at the close of the piece. The
"Two Ruzzards - went off with eclat WI th the same
cas-, as before. On Tuesday, "Lucretia Borgia"
was rep ated, followed by two pretty songs by Mrs.
Caven, am the &c Married Rake, ri in which Miss
Kendall Miss perki.,s and Messrs. Martin and Jack
were very success .f1l. On Thursday night full
house witnessed " La Tour t'e Nes!e," on the occa
sion of J.. II. Jacks ,>aneft. Miss Woods was
nearly voiceless from cold, hut h.r uneo1querable
energy spirit and feeling gain ID pdeHlded success.
The part suits her better than lt. cretia 6orsla-
Collins played his best character, bL~iden, Wen.
Jacks Landri" was much admired and t.. rem. IN
ing parts were well rendered. In the vi, ,,rinia
Mummy" L. o. Duncan, (Ginger BIue) achiev,,1
triumph. We hope to see him again. Miller's
new song, Quartz Upon the Brain was well
sung and loudly encored. Mrs. Caven's dancing,
which improves nightly, also earned a vehement
encore. The music is always good. The ..Serious
Family - and the Mummy - are for Saturday, and
we'll worth seeing,
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OBITUARY..

Died, at the Office of the Overland stora linz
city, NJ. T., on the evening o9 tba gsti, ~
aaod asa' atteT lingering illness, ROBERT ". ugaTg
| seo '"enty-eisht years.
lfue subject OF the above notice, was tho so, ,e
MI anu MRS. William Heath, of LaFavett, Id
ann anu TO the best of the writer's k,o,r1,J.
f thn tative' as we'll as, until recently ro.ida
half of 6iS1 Duling last spring, prompted in ba,
rS u a ms fam " to seek the benefitS Al pe
uL4eIeu TO Sne adventurer in tha E. w seemed
pin; - UtoH 10 this country, and arrival i; W:
fba R;Jy, " one of the first throurh troins VT vi
connects1 rI;t route He Subsequently bacorea
"ook-kesPer, and held that sitnatinn houses, as
tbo 80 ~ himself end satisfactory to 81, "lneI
montI a. uIscontnuance Of the house So, "itl rt
be~on - fSiI FROM about this period his boaI, lev
b bb"h 20 Iali, and now appaars rrIt n,s health
nave suffered steady decline 1tii PIonaoie, may
F;G ,,"aS not brought to the sperioI rotis "htcn,
cG, e4cept IN few instances Of big hieG9 VI ms
Sctar " ms oed The last attack of
InotwitbstonJ;s sohle tour or FIVE weeks ago a-Id
IN that his friends were iushee, man
% ,nrho - ana exert every means to nro t"he Aln
p IT, minated fatally on the 18th ;nst -, re-
ing nrimn &c eIiFe'SsG-sutnmoned away in tbe ~ - 10
years; and Leave ,ilia out reached the age of %
sides nars"+n ,eaYes young and cherished wiz 20
Statp p~t eits, relations and hosts of FRI we ne
,i.S W oeWal: the tidngs of his daatt 10 the
'hrir pereav ement. WV hei'y sorrow of
which Jes ba Gtsy, MS friends of former davs ,s
ieh Vi,b G ne gained, in all who bacar,y and those
w. in n thsr aerRiy ypathze with his Wp dna aSatsd
heir or oue ann ction and deplors the 1,sa ana ram
ompanion CIRCLE of an esteemed and sS, xnnl IRON
ITsns[ Tbon Nv : We will be comforted {
TO dwell wish ipTnot T5so dead, dead, not dead t
d
-SEs T6;s saou our friend ours fer a d.ri III
T, iniae nine while the ages blossom aay b
Or the ths R sFsss .'aa,das. ni',hsad we lsy a
'oson' n, s. :
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COUNCIL PR0CEEDEHGs.
COUNCIL CHAMBER.

VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. IA, 1865.
The City Council met on Tuesday evenino. tho
l4th inst, and had under consideration . batch of
ordinances for the government of the city.
An ordinance concerning streets and alleys was
passed.
An ordinance establishing and regulating the po-
lice department was passed, and Messrs. Frank
Dearman, John Mahan, William Tolan. Charles
Hall and Nicholas Smith were elected police officers
An ordinance establishing the City Seal was
passed, and the City Clerk ordered to procure
seal in accordance Herewith.
George W. Hynson was elected City Engineer
and ordered to run the line of Cover street forth
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An act passed by the Legislative Assor,,--
moSides that within so days. the records Of n;a;n..
N'ri''s shall be deposited with the recorder Of
county III which such district Is s;troto = !,
To s 81 seh deposit, the law gives force and ~ sn
m nost stin records In our courts and it is Of
at .L to all, that these records be e teo
not tSe law Tue county recorders Office. ". baTa
Ae Id" or we would give il entire NV Z
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NorIcr ro supscRIpERs.- the issue of

NoTIcE TO SUBscRIBERs.-With the issue of the
present number, terminates the second quarter of
the Posr. The subscription of some hundreds
Of our readers also expires this day. We shall
books, and hope they will come down with the
dust Our rule fs to stop the paper when the
subscription runs oRt; step rendered necessary by
parties who neglect TO notify the publishers when
they wish to withdraw their names and then un-
willing to pay. The adoption .of this regulation
prevents the possibility OF mistake We intend
10 make this Journal increasingly Interesting re-
gardess of the expense which such course necessi-
fates.
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"A CARD.
A. HEALD.

eorner se of rem removed to the Fire ProcF ),
nIsta Ionaay next the 10th inst, may be- fr where on
Our stsS tSfsment of Staple and Family com
Dur best endea. alwnys be complete and we Will
our friends md patrons 20 gys I've satisfaction. thanking
'oheinuanca of theic patronsrs we solicit a
sto,s R,i,aio akioohFELLoW DENNEE.
~ =, an,n'iqlng cor. Jackson Wal,a.ss.
Figiria City, NJ. +
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D. L. McCLURG.-Few of our citr rO,a..
,,o of o. DAc0iurg was "pilgrim." He wos
bousb na.. Hst merchants of Virginia, and al
moEsIy mot %otS voted City Treasurer has long been
rest Of eooJ 0e fe or tne best merchants and ciey
gentleman or leisure. he has rs.ro S some l
i;,r5 tns old stand, next door below tbs s MS
aFS nrai 9 saloon where all his cid ans Star
opsgt Htb pim and where multitude beids viii VIII
buy @ ESn Interests by calling if they desire
Of good liquors, and thosa de,;rin mas also aslP
S9a wassy Will find opporta1tty for 80 sample iaPa
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a4ssGy OsGce.

iuaho street; one door below the Planters,
House.
I'D AHg SILVER and ores nc oro,-.
nav ,n Iron nss&yed guarantee nv assays anJ
ans ps my my Gihsrence which may arise basws anu WI
25-imS
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A CAR ID.
VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. 18th. 1859.

VIRGINIA CITY, Feb. 18th, 1865.
Mr. DEWITT c. WAUeH.-Dear Sir In order to
lauaahie and perSevering exertions fo- fbo i;,9
mate ana innocent amusement of the public we ~
do hersby respectfully reauast vo, 'o
TsaaPts TSeePt complimentary benefit at the Montana
10 'ke place at as early date as your
Dens and over two hundred others. -0u'S'
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- The act fixing the capital of Montana at
Virginia, provides that George Christnan, of Ban
mack, and W. F. Sanders and R. B. Parrott, of
this place. comm sicne-s to select the site for the
public buildings The site should be at once eligi-
Bic and beautiful, and we hope the matter will re-
ceiye thorough examination.
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We have at our Office tbro,,o.,-

~ We nave at our Office, through the kiodros.
"- MI H. b. Parrott, specimen of metal silvor
t aut effppST of smeltsd in common blacksmts fire.
discovered at svsr 0m the the Original lOde the first
Src, STunt 10 o5 IS pwts in tie shane Of Cm s,1s ahe
tbo ;.ia 70 'te taken from few ponnds of i
Sne original is about the richest ieJre o oi 6, ore,
In that country " oue7s'rip any other
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ANNIVERSARY BALL-stanley & Co., of the
naeiphl In Nevada, will give grand anniversary
oaii on the 22nd Of February, in memory of tba
sne birth of the Father of his Country. ston,sv
q go. as managers of such Affairs are too vei1
nn9wn nnS 70 lsays US anything to say t..i Lonsa
ana splendid time may BE exnnctsd - >--- louise
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40, lnere viii be no lack of amusement or tho
11u AS lar rs heard from, two splendid hall. ,;,I
oe even In Nevada-onc at the Adelpbf
Pn.a OF; and one by Mr. Raw at tLo eEtMnere E;
We haT heard of any to o come as'sIPuI o
70 t5a la 2roes1iy the folks here intend all Sonp
KNOW fnct ,oHsT tL Town that evening 1t is well
nov TO do these things up in strle -O-NSl AlioW
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new eo0Srr.-The following are th. names of
-Hp 1lnoar' of the new county of Edgerton
John B. Stewart, Probate Judge.
J.: q. Wood, Sheriff.
Henry Eastman, County Clerk.
Comm hnodes' j. Wells, Malcolm Clark, County
9rsIn Miles, Justice of the peoca
John Warn, Constable
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VIRGINIA CRY, Feb. 10th. 1ss5

Mr. DEWITT c. WAUeH.-Dear sir:-We. tho nm
aE,s!v--;o members Of the Montana Th,.sss
1so 20 sno" ogrresards to you, as gentleman and
On tne occasion of your benefit, rendered Won ~
OF this place. and trusting YOU wll
SepI OF the same we remains yours, truly. srno5
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We were in R,,,,I-,

~, were In Bannack last week, arll dropned
.-.t IOi hunkins' mill at that place. We con
mill fnG Colonel on the completeness of hi.
II. informs US that sGlttytwo stamps
80 He working on the Dakatos inS Sn ss
S.ia tde rock looks fne We were toll h M
per ton that it would yield between S0a and es es
All that ia nnssrPFlslng nnP men like Col Hunkins aro
= 80 - heeded TO dovelona nlIr rirh 49, -. .e
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AHEAD OF TIxE.-The Overland mail coach came
in, two days ahead of time, on Friday morning,
bringing large eastern mail consisting Of some coo
letters. Our gentlemanly P. NJ. and his deputies
were ahead OF time, too, having the mail distributed
In less than time. Quite an Improvement.
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Through the Kindness of Mr.. James Stuart

we are enabled to make the following extract from
a letter received by him from He'll Gate:
awe had a row in town last nj s-ht, in which John
Mclaughlin, alias the fOld Man - was killed, and
William G. Cooke badly wounded, by -hot passing
through his bowels, which may prove fatal. We
have doctor here, I'VE have a good many to
spareED and cannot tell the nature of his wound.
The shooting took place between John Mclaughlin:
and James Doran, formerly Of Virginia. Cooke
WAS standing behind the bar, and was wounded by a
shot from Doran's pistol. Doran escaped during
the excitemsnt and has ret been arrested yet"
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Virginia City wholesalo markets..
VIgEn1n C1ty WnoTtsule MHrNttss
CORRECTED wEEKLY FOR THE "MoNTAEA POST. u
RoCKFELLoW l. DENNEE.
Stone Ruilding, Cor. Jackson and Wallace Sts.,

RocKFELLoW L DENNEE.
Stone Ruildiug, Cor. Jackson and Wallace sts.,
VIRGINIA Cry, NJ. T., Feb. IS, 1865.
Flour-Demand limited prices are nominal. St.
Louis we quote at $1,000: Salt Lake $1,000.
Bacon and Lard-Less active. Moderate sales ct
65 cents-jobbing rates.
Hans-Dull and in moderate demand at so and
IS cents.
Sugars and Coffee-All descriptions are firm, but
the demand is limited. We quote 10 @ so cts per
pound by the sack
Candles-Are steady ard in moderate demand at
so cents for #erks and 70 cents per pound for 9TH
er brands.
Goldan syrup-Scarce and firm at $500 per 10
gallon keg.
Tea-PTices ruled firm Imperial and Young
Hyson $500 and $3.50. Japan Leaf, none in the
market, except in retailers hands.
:, frqits-Dr'ed Apples. psr pound 37!; State
Peaches, 60; Salt Lake 70; Blackberries, Cherries,
CurTants and Prunes at 20 cents Canned Fruits per
case, $1,000 and $500.
Produce--The receipts have been very light, the
demand active. Prices are firm. Potatoes at IS
c. ITS, Onions at 10 cents, Turnps at 05 cents Beets
~ 10 cents. No other vegetables in the market.
,in- Seed Wheat scarca and firm at 25 cents per
nound Ba ley dull at II cants; Oats in better de-
1aa at 10 cen The trade is in direct contrast
to what it was oce I"onth ago. Then with the
light amount on the ma. Set ana with fair demand
it reached Sl,50 per pon2d, oy .ne quantity. The
amount forced in the marke reaentiy has depressed
the price TO $l,25 per pound, WI put little de-
mand..
Rica-Nominal at 40 cents.
Beans-Chili 35 cents; Prime Navy 30 cen.,,s per
pound, with but little enquiry. -
Coal 0il-Quiet, demand moderate at $500 per
gallon by the case.
Linseed Olive know of none in the market.
Window Glass-Very scarce ald high. There is
no large size In the market. Small sizes are worth
from $1,000 to sT6,oo per box
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Our friend, Ny. Decker, Surgeon Dentist,
has removed his office from his former place of busi
ness, to one door west Of the Post 0Gics where he
can be found at all times ready to attend to the
wants of those who rlay give him call.
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= The Masonic party at Bannack, February
sth, at the Dining Hall, was decided success. 1t
was the first party we have had the pleasure of at
tending in that place, but hope it may not be the
last. Mr.. Curtis, the manager, was in attendance
and looked to the wants of strangers. The supper
at Mr. Dyer's was excellent. The party broke up
In good season. and all went home satIsfed
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- IN Tews.--Mine host, COL d. b. Burchett,
is in town, and appears jolly as if upon his duties
rs Overland agent and landlord in the goodly city
OF Bannack.
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Inc ala Ralla Statesman has items sror,
sso 'Enli Provisions were scarce and high. Flonr
S'VpeF hundred. Restaurants and salo,ns 81, .O1'
G. GG,iy ABOUT 100 men remaining st VII. uS
sno, faekers on the road were losna II, morse .p
tha nuts SNOW is from two to five fee. az dao sncr
the road % sdn sss5fl of Pa have ON
reports in regard e to The% t5e ll Probably die The
gone there. N "al VINO could GO have
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- Aessrs. Potter, johnson L Tanner have
started soap and candle fa+tory, the corner of
Cover and Broadway. The articles are first rate.
md BY encouraging home manufacture, parties will
save more than the freight,
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NJ O n z TAR ".
REPORTED BY ALLEN AND MlLLAap, BANKERS

REPORTED BY ALLEN AND MnLARD, BANKERS.
VIRGINIA CITr, Feb. Is, 1865.
Exchange on N. Y, selling for T. N. at nar
cent, prem. "' per
exchange on N. Y, selling for coin at ! nar
treasury Sotes, buying at IS cts, for dust.
selling at 20 cts, for dust.
Cold Dust, buying at S26 Oe per ounce in IT.
GoidDust, buying at $14 90 to SIS 90 for coin.
Coin buying at 10 per cent. premium in dust.
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Notice,

a LII Ill lltoSE indebted to the firm of VIM Kis-
and settIa at Co.. are requested to come forward
low Dennee's store, corner OF Wallace a.d Iaa
23-lm 'Nt'NAppEN q Co.
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LEAD PEScrL."-You're unavoidably crowded
out this week, on account of the heavy Ordinances
of our city fathers.
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-" Paul - the wellknown Paul Schwartz of
Colorado, does the honors for friend Hineman at
the Star. We like him for the sake of his smiles
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-ou streets have been as lively the past week
as at any other time this winter. Outfits of all
kinds could be seen loading before our PRINCIPAL
stores, all bound for them Eldorado Last Chance
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- The MONTANA Posi- is published in Virginia
'Ciy-not Bannack the latter lies rs miles north
west of the former. Take notice, somebody.
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- The social party on Tuesday evening last at
Nevada, was aperfect success-the company select,
music excellent and supper superb.
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- For the best of Whatever you want in
the grocery and provision line, so to Rockfellow
4Dennee's Stone Corner.
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is hereto annexed, that they present at the
time and place designated in such notice and did
then and thare and do hereby In pursuance of sald
appointment, estimate and determine that the 1ol-
lowing sums should be allowed and paid to the fol-
lowing named persons, compensation property
owned by them respectively, proposed to be tshen
in opening Tor widening, or altering, as the case
may be) the above mentioned street, to-wit:
All of which is respectfully submitted.
Virginia City, NJ. T., ls5
os,...p Jurors.
g In ascertaining tfre sraount of compensation
fer property taken for opening, altering,
ming any street. lane avenue alley the jury shall
take into consideration the benefit we'll as the in
jury happening by such opening, widening, or alter
ing such street, lane, avenue or alley.
The mayor shall within ten days alter the re-
ception of the report of the jury, lay the same be-
fore the city council and shall thereuPon report to
the council whether or not the same has been set
aside by him for cause shown. In case the report
of the jury has been set aside the mayor shall pro-
ceed to appoint second jury in the same manner as
hareinbafore provided for the FIRST jury who shall
proceed in the discharge of their duties in the same
manner as is prescribed herein for the first jury
The report of the jury when accepted shall be en-
tered upon the Journal Of the proceedings of the
city council.
After the payment of or an offer to pay the
sums respectively awarded to the owners thereof as
compensation for the property proposed to be taken
for the opening, widening altering OF any street,
lane, avenue or alley, it shall be lawful for the
mayor and it shall be his duty to cause such street.
lane, avenue, or alley, to be Immediately opened,
wdened, altered in accordance with the original
order of the city couacil. Provided That the city
council may refuse to allow the composition assess
ed in any case. In case of allowance, the city
council shall order payment accordingly out of the
City Treasury.
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- Hugh oNeil is in town, looking. hale and
hearty but will soon leave for German gulcl, where
he owns some inretest.
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Tbao+sn sne Ladies and Gentlemen of the Montana
atfs In answer to your kind note tandor;n
woGJ retarr services on the occasion of my benefit
asall myself of the favor therein nrosI sna VIII
thursday evening, Feb. 23d. Yours -resnactfn,, - on
DEWITT c. Warren
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- Read advertisement of T. D. Brown d Son
of Salt Lake.
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REPLY.

o,t messrs- ftouts, hosmer, Dance, Cox, Hull. and
oonerS In reply to your kind note rendering me-
thanIs qor "a: benefit wend return my heartfelt
PTeclate the compliment more highly, inssmucb p
bar I IN our humblg efforts to amuse the public We
nave had to labor under many disadyantaras ;rU;
uen' zen 20 our isolated Positions nhabitants Of
te" tI Go9n'ry: would name Thursday, Feb %, &c
she night of performance when due not;ca ~, ;5 -
fully, DEWIyr Iy w respect
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- Thanks to Phil Schenk for sUNDRlEs in the
confectionery line.
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- The weather has been ohangeable as
woman for the past week an hour of warm sun
e-"e we ffee tfd hss fH9Gsg ffH9g
spring. A '-e opening OF
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- Read Eotlces of estrays.
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A Vi thqse Indebted TO the firm of E.uau, Ascu
-'' :" MERRY, are hereby notified for
=. THE LAST TIME
P,scI h a' ohea, pay up, and save cost.
" S oeeh appointed receiver, versus NJ ries
and N1 BY the creditors of the abovs f G
oee at F fund ready to settle ai accounts AZ b,
opposite the busch Co. store Jackson street ct
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(Signed)


&c Inc jurors shall attach to their renort o,-.;c
Iisbor puohcatlon, signed by the printer or III
= ~ Th sae corporation newspaper pun
ihe Jurors shall be present ar tbo .7 ,
mentioned In such motto, for tba ana
wbao th the dutes of their appontmapt oa OF
wnen she same shall have been comnlataJ ., and
70 the mayor therinauesr n writiI,o shaii
~ gacn juror, In which shall be stated tIa
fa, person whose property proposed 70 h Oh
Tue opening, widening or alterine Of ps taken
avenue, or alley, and the amonnt of a' ssreet'
said allowed or awarded to each: Proy,se9 %
So inquest need not contain the mama ue0 ihat
Ptihopefty who have made Conveyance owners
compensation determined nnon b,, t CITY
as provided Sec 2, of tbis Toe city
l?Por' OF the jury may be in the foilosn The
of Vrain ahaell sned, Jurors, householders Of tb0
citv Of auIy appointed by the maVor 'ny CITY
na1ast. M arginla, to enquire into the on oi the
~nses ,rs. e or damages which shall hapnsp amount OF
or vi property proposed to be taken fo. 10 'e oW
aim or altering as the case NAV J opening
etr-n .eee @ lhere describe it) do hersbv p Ger,
nnnin 70 tae mayor That, in pursnon ,spoIe and
NJ. snt they were duly qualiied OF SAID
ereta Tbe,r duties as appears BY the oath enter
nd nTo mat they published notics oasn nf M annexed
srs ior period of six Consecutive J.,.s news
o" "''e''ng' accrtifclta of which yTLg2a previous
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