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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15

TIE Loan MwoR's Suow.-I, las A,,u
customary in london for the Lord Mayor 90
give grand dinner. after bis ridiculous Fr.-
ccs-i1n had been heartily laughed 10 IL tae
streets. One OF two men iu igil asmYr gem
orally stood near ,he LJfi Mayor lu- .lis
year the men In arm5r were moo 10 their ac-
cUstom,j places. On inquiry. i- was asecr-
,sIncd t.a- "a man In armor Inst year co,
"yilcmCiy elevated, and s5t down on an al.
derman, when She alderman obtained an or.
der 40 eIpIrlss men N armor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15

Tie Collector %. Internal Revenue is Vi
E91aa-lv enforcing the aw requiring stamps
upon t,lv--i. k.ts. 'al-tick q. and other
receipts for lhe delivery 0t property. he has
also seized tue stock aud closed ci-ar ma
lu.a1tory for isl-e return %. goods made and
sl.I. ana Improperly keePin- thc required
books
Ie Presbyterian congregations u, this
city held united meeting to-day in aid Of
SOUTHERN ministers.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15

CoLD 1t isstatcd that the Government
has sold in New York since last Wednesday.
cieh: millions worth Of geld.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15

. sos lst series 97;-2i series 974-54
series J74-5 Dos Of % I02i-Ot '6+ 100
%. '6j I0UI-le, 40s 9l4.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15
CITY of Burlington.
[OTFICIAL.1

lOiFiCIAL-I
An Ordinance 10 Secure the Enforcement Of the
Orders Of the Health Ofi;er.
II Is herc5y ordaiaei5 By he City Council Of
The city y burlington
Sec, !. Whenever the Health Of-cr shall is
sue any order upon any person in connection
with the duties Of his. the said Health Officer
Office, the same shall be served by constable or
police cih,cr upon the person upon whom such
order is male In the same manner as IS provided
by Inv for the sesyice Of writ Of summons,
and the said order shall specify the time within
which The same Is required 90 be executed.
Sc. .. II any person shall dis0bey any law
ful order OF the Health Officer after the same
shall have been served upoz him rs aforesaid,
he shall pay fine not exceeding fifty dollars,
and also the expense Of fulfilling su;h order in
cise the same shall have been fulfilled 20 .he
expense Of the city; and such fine ana expense
may be recovered together in one prosecution.
See. 3. Nothing in tins ordinance shall be
construed gs interfering with the power Of The
Health Officer summ-r;ly 70 alate uuisinccs OF
TO enforce such sanitary measures and regua-
tons as shall 10 him seem it,
j. II. WORCESTER,
President Of the Common Council
A. /. CATLIN,
President Of the Bolyl Of Aillrlc1.
City ot Burlington, Nov. -, 1865.
SrrEnr CoUR.-The following are The
Saprcmc Court assignment, for tle year
commencing tle l-t og Dcccmier, 1868.
Chi,t-ndcn, Jan. 2-Blr,tt, kcilre,
Peck, Steele.
Fauklia. Jan. l5-P.er..nt. B4uea,
KELLOGG, Steele
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15

New YORK. Dee. O.
Bsi.-G,n. M5r,ull.e las been b-evettei
M4i.-G-r.
Dispatches .ur Minister Burlin-,me VIII
be prepared iH lew days. when be will sail
90 One tor China.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15

Mr. Morrill, of VT, reminded the gentlemen Of
tn treaty obligations with the British provinces,
TO which Mr. Wentworth replied that if the law
WIS OF 10 effect SIS to Canada It would DO no
harm.
The bill vas passed.
The bill provides that the importation of cat
tie shall be prohibited. The Secretary Of the
Treasury is required to make such regulations
as viii give this law full and immediate effect,
and to send the copies thereof to the proper off,
eers in this country and in foreign ports When
the President shall have given thirty days no.
tee, by proclamation, that no further danger Is
apprehended, the law shall be Of no force.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15
Police Court.

Before Recorder Read Wednesday morn
Ing, John Mullins was fined SO and costs
flr selling liquor.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-12-15

Grand Isle County is a contestant for the
location Of the State Reform School, and
offers some peculiar advantages in its retired
position and facilities for keeping the youug
offender, from running away.
, 1865-11-11


;. 1he opposing candidates for School Commirslcn-
er m Sangxmnn county were B.tgadIer General
Rodgers and private Z. " Webster-tlle forne.
being The coppettead candidate and the lat,es the
Union. Pirate Webster beats General Rodgers
By oFcr 900 majority, being. with single exception,
The largest majority given to any candidate. Fri
rste Webster served three years In the ranks BE
Is gentleman Of education, being graduate OF one
Of our moee popular colleges. Br1gadfer General
Roder1s mas the particular friend and nominee Of
cx-Mpct General John 4. McC1esnaud-
Tho Springfield Jou57h returns thanks 10 Dr1ga.
der Geucsal Nodse1s, Major General John H. Nc
Clc1nand, Captain kidd and Messrs. Trait -aad
Crook for thear Hetculesn laoors in the polstical
held during the recent canvasa. Dy strange fotsui.y
in every town or precinct where these gentlemen
addrcesed large and enthusiastic 'tDemoeratic an.
GIcnce1, thc Republican vote IVES very handsomely
Increased. This was not the entertainment to which
they fnylted the soters, but 1t WIS the one which
tbe people determined 10 EtTu them. :.
: The Davenport GaseHe says that Colonel Rodtasn,
inventor Of the Rodman Gun, and who has beea for
some time past eonmandant Of Rock I.land Arsc-
mi, hsa been brcyetted Dngadier Genes.l r,
On Tuesday. J. D. Harmon, Of Chatham, whilo
attempting 10 get on hoard the down passenger
train Of The Chicago and st. Louis Railroad, fell
under the train and was 50 badly injured that he
died In 4 iew hours.
james Fitzman1ice, a wcll.snown citizen q
Princeton died In that city the 9Th u1t, nccd T..
For the past three years he had held The position Of
mall agent on the c. .. & @. 4. T., and was highly
esteemed by all who knew hm.--
The Quincy FFAIg says that Frank Kaus, the en-
gineer In Wa&ermau's disu1lesy, at Warsaw, ,sas
caught In tbs hy-whce1 OF the engine, a few days
since, and crushed TO death. An employc On The
ferry boat at the same place, WAS caught IN the ma-
ehinery IN Wednesday, and had hfs arm wrenched
from the socket, from The effects OF which be soon
after died. .,...
A little child OF John F. Mccoy, Of AEedo
Mercer county, aged between oue and two years,
upset boiling hot tcapo: On i,sc1l, scadug II SO
badly, that It died IN a few Loa,s,
, 1865-11-11
1nfnDtrv -'.
An Ohio Regiment Hakes Trouble in
Richmond, ya.-Ihe Regulars Called

lFron the Richmond wbl.. 9Th.
About eleven o'clock on Friday night the
Filth Ohio CaEalEy reached the city, nndee lis
reghnenth1 officers, from Dauville, where 1t
quarters at .s the Libby" EARLY On Saturday
morning large number OF them 1cft their
temporary barracks, and imbibed q sutIlciency
Of common whiskey to render them noisy and
msubordinnte. Hearing how they were pro-
ceeding, 1ieut. MuHy,' Of the Twentieth
guard, FASTENED to the prison and endcavorcd
to qucll the disturbance. BE was Immediately
surrounded by twelve OF thirteen Of those
most Intoxicated, who threatened to shoot
him Il he attempted to make any arrests at
this 1unctue bottles (empty, Of course} wero
thrown from the windows Of the quarters Of
when twcnty Of. the Fourth Massachusetts
came to his assistance, but these were quickly
driven back. The cavalry continued to swear,
during the affair, that they were armed with
seEen-shooters, md could and would whip
erery infnntryman who attempted to inter-
tere with them. Soon after the repnlsc of the
With thlrty.si1 Of the 11th United States
Regulars, reached the spot aud restored order
without much troub1c- Three hundred and
slxty.eight of the regiment were thcreupon
marched down to Rocketts aud placed upon
9, transport, to prevent repetition OF the
participated in 1t, were permitted to remain
at their quarters at the libby. A serreant-
u rtngleader, arrested BY Lieutenant hurry
snapped pistol at hiIu. The TACT that the
cap was defective, gives tho guard force one
more officer for duty this morning than there
would have been had It exploded. The ser
geant WEB then secured and locked mp in the
castle. Captatn Schoonmaker made several
harrow escapes, as one Of the soldiers at
tempted To shoot him, while another drew, q
sabre. Both were fortunately, however, pre-
vented from carrying out their murdefous
purpose. Considering the excitement which
prevailed, It was remarkable circumstance
IN affair which promised for time to culmi-
nate In bloodshed. The regiment Is en- route,
to Ohio. where It will be mustered out Of
service.
, 1865-11-11
The Richmond Wing on New Tork
and Chicago Newspapers.

v. l.i
The Inst number Of the Round Td6le takes
shot at the New York dailies that will mike
them all autter like wounded pigeons. They
will no doubt be surprised at the audnctty Of
this new aspirnnt for public favor in vcntnring
70 attack so many and such powerful estab-
America what the London 7snts Is IN Eng
land, will be amazed to find itself classified
among eecond-rate newspapers. 1t will, no
doubt take It's revenge on the Round
Table for holding It up before the public
Is deficient In enterprise. The editor OF
personal abuse and ridicule, but to be
charged with being the conductor Of second
class newspaper, IS more than he will be able
10 bear. His pride IL all editorial pride, and
IT Is to be feared that the worthy, estimable,
and amiable editor Of the Herald viii be aore1y
wounded. The Rostad 7a6A appeals to
wealthy capitalists to unite and subscribe a
sufficient sum to establish IA first-class duly
paper'' In New York city It says tour So
called lending journals are dfsc-edit to us, "
and as they arc now managed, tho merchants
In this city who require all the news have
to subscribe to one or more Boston. Gin
einnan, Chicago, St. Louis, and New Or
CONTROLS the commerce Of continent, "it
has not one journal which gives a full
and exhaustive summary Of the kind of
commercial neTs required By our mer-
chants" Ihs Round Table states that
Chicago, whose population IL less than two
hundred thousand, has three papers. each Of
which gives one-third more reading matter
than anF single New York journal, and on the
editorial and news department Of which,
probably fifty per centum more money is ex-
pended than Ia spent by any paper IN New
York. Our own attention has been attracted
10 the Chicago newspapers, which NC incline
to think excel all other American journals.
They slow more labor and attention IN the
EDITORIAL: commercial, and general news de.
partments, than my other papers VIC sec and
for miscellaneous reading they are, in the
front rank. Their ample and well filed sheets
give evidence Of the most liberal expenditure
Of money.
, 1865-11-11
=@taninal,
TIE GREAT
::
New England Remedy!
DR.. j. ". F0XANDa9
WHITE PINE COMPOUND /!

ssa efatt . assoo Il IN 2, ey z.s sss
seoaxhs inst rsepasauoa tsxtas sT ifa Ss,s ~ %
tsss 7sias sas ~ sadsd e. ass e
ssa Is ~ 8 Z: se -:
eM1eeeaing1y M Estty1nE- Within Two dsy! ths r.its-
.o@e : ~ i Ioaaeads7y. Il T. .ao I'D bses sass
Mlh blood she soon found rsacf md seot III o1osr
es ea,os Il d aaoaesssF III 81 Div Hf N11s i; q
%aen IT. .Dd O. as sans grRass;oa m Or
aehiy les.ea VIM e f.sit I'd 3 csnsdea: ~ e e
1T hs ~ ut sGe
sesa i E s'resa e eseess sns sgo4aS. "a SoErneT.
as e Il ss yss Sea nom u tn14 aas s,e e Ws
haa been xnoesalc u Mspchrstlr lions ons Asnae<a
e aa 81
huen; IhsIet y Good tsssoa for ~ tas: It Is varY
sna pieassns Vial I'll q 10 .asse s III & e
ceEdlrey cheap.
sDas a. ~: tas oos "el,G &c
sor TINT purpose nuE person Il using it er eon.h
u safs q f sss
accidental dtseovy. nsry Thousands havu used ii io
tte5 : II Msachessf. .Ss whis rs cogpSans 1s 81
sa : ~ E s
town, vnlaEo md ha;11es throughout tae New Ea1e
land StAtss.
The year has gfyc great opportunity to test tho
yitsne 9f the Eaa't Pdn' tt..Got1d. II has oeen
Quantities sbc hf,e Irr Compouad have ben soid
and uscd with the h2pptest effects. 1t spca3 HtaI
high In fts praise.
Ono hottfo Of this Compound T. generally sao3ctent
to remove a lad cor=h. md frequently haTo known
persons 70 have Guild entirely removed IN days,
by using tesa than half bottle Frpm one 10 two
Wnlte Sugar md hot wateF With 1t, whei tasea On
Ihe 1imits to which pu1posely eoeone myself IN
tna circular VIII not rloH Of that f1I expression
which would tlsa 70 give 10 voE OF tho White Pine
It. Il hax STAINED 70 sach popularity aEoax those
whose opinion Is valuable tptecti that VANITY ruaY
possibly q part plumpt NO 20 Treord more ncra thaa
hurried people vii have pattence 70 read 20 wf1
cr Edney remety, to test tho virtues Or tho WMTK
PIyE CCNFpCHp.
, 1865-11-11
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

~ STATE OF ILLINOIS, Cook Copnty-sa+
corvr ,,cnFx ,GT1x f19ItzcJ3R's 1di,z e OFFICE, }
Public Eot!ce Is hereby siren thas tie fooTins IN
stTtbs1 Nar1aots have been placed u ny hands for
Wa7sEt Cd Wcst, dated Oct 81. 1855, aud issued for
tlo collection Of special assessment levied for re-.
constructing sidewalk 10 front Of or adaceut to tha
saa Esubo. h as
Block II. Original Town ofChIr1so.
Warrant GU Vest dated Oct. 81 fS6i and lssped 10.
the collection Of SPECIAL assessment levied for Is
t9ias Hdaoa nt cheaHa s II
Warrant ~, West, dated Oct. IL 1865, ant Issued for
constructing of sdswsK q frons ofoF adIaeeps m M n
HleeE -. 9st. snsd v. K ana Il Il XII Il II e E I I
Fl x &ss q 4 ltd It OCT. 81. s md Issued to,
the collection OF special ASSESSMENT levied Ior con-
Strpclt1g side*Ik u on1 ofor ad}scent the fol-
bS%E bosRE pab PaIgF e gff aa;on t. III Lss
Warrant ~ wcat, dated Oct 81, 1865, and Issued for
conatsuctton OF sidewalk IL fsont Of Or adIsccns 10
!, s. 81 spd s. MoekH Eanal trustees. sabd s. ER Z
wasz1a. es Rtsi d dsted oct II. 1861 ind ,s,ued for
asnE e. e & e & e
u. cafpases.s xddasioa . 6hlcaso. 's'sA
WaEtansE& Vest dAte<! Oct. 81, lss and Issued tor
q e e & fs'
e 7ss zsslsf Il 6
Ali persons interested In said assessments arc r.
quetted to make irnrredace payment at mr. ot1ce Ia
default Of such paJment the said assessments viii bo
collected u the cost and e1psnse q The liable
noEngi1.lct - -1>1--'--' ~A'' e'i'es1'1'
, 1865-11-11
mrs. DouGlns and Conflscnted Prop
:. cr1y.
Nav 1onK C11T, Nor. 7, 1856.

mrs. Douslas and conflseased Prop
y, ~. .,,,,, =, n xFEI Iear c.n, Nor. :, 1856.
In your edition of this morning, editorial
page, eorrespondnce from Washington, ap..
md confscated property" which beg leave
to bring to your personal notice With this en-
phatic contradiction Of so much Of the same
as relates TO Mrs Douglas. The statement Is
as follows: j
Isetels Who are too well known to reclaim lfhellcd
gain It's possession. A common dodxu t. 10 tans-
ler II 70 pefsohe ot unquest1oued loralty, or to
those holding Treasury permit, to pnrenase. Nrs;;
to haye been ses5ons1y imposed Upon bY nnauss-
donably dislos al persons. The Treasury Depsrt-
mtnt uili shom neither fear, hyor nor sdectioa In
as sase p sS s1 eaesS
the shadow Of 31r. DonclssF great name viii OBJ
ecure the proportions ofsueh flands.
Mrs. Douglas has never held Treasury
permit to purchase has never purchased for
herself OF others, directly or Indirectly, any
properly whatever Of the nature and descrip-
ton referred to has nercr held any such By
any method Of transfer, assignment OF trtist,
and has never cvsu been approached with any
solicitation or request to do the same BY any
person whatever, and has never been In any
was connected With any person or clnss Of
persons engaged In snch Transactions.
1.-The shadow Of Sir. Douglas great nanle,"
to use your correspondents phrase, connects
itself only with That great mans own historic
struggle In defence Of those great principles
Of sel'-soscrnment which he hoped and 1be-
Ncrcd would have averted clsil war. With
his own vigorous, uneauivocal and patriotic
maintenance md ylndiratian Of the (;oyem-
menf when war had commenced, aud with
the now daily Increasing conviction Of the
great mass Of the American people that The
principles he advocated, so far US applicable
to the changed condition Of the country, are
; TO lie at the foundation Of Its future welfare,
happiness and peace, ! am, sir, very respect
fully, your obedIent servant, =;
j. u. Currs,
BEeret Lieut.. Col. q. s. A., Capt, Eleventh.
, 1865-11-11
Gnhktl11tte1lt Sales.


!. ,M7ns1NotNE' $500 SALE OF GOV
+TIEirsEYSt b1a!a,a1 1b5sA!LaoAo ~ pkoPKRIY.
~atH oAk1Eha *s1ss'n Oss1e1. q j: Nh < R.
Tfu be an,d a. Iss5ta nssnsate Tenn oet 1lst, is1
1851 1t the ie3t Of rppisr siees, 81. 1oos. ao a'
On Fo7rsnbeTr EMt Est GfAalRS VI 5k FT. G9aGE
fs HtEk y r. 1Gotnpa9{ @rsoox!e. Indlsna
"Ae1 ~ 13 Enxea,Hs ~ - Gu4Gk, FRET 8x !NcHE9.
~ ~ ~ = tsaa esssaa. 3 Pm NheeAaH A1lcs
Err2a En- ssss.x g.: Tender.
Pais 1s,i1r~ ! Engf1o TFuckt
:. F9rafiti ~ SpS1nka
Hsnd Hs, s.tso' Eoa' ! Eel sad nsne,
~ II Truck Caf9.
IN nrre,ohss 10y ~ 991haa @ of scrap lion.
stocE ii Inc II 3 ~ A!emp pht4 Tenn. The enaro
NV m han4 - q. SeA19 AAnro2d SupPds fetuk1n-
e Tsn - 14s ptsct CONSUMING IN part - toloWss
TIN kiSht kihttss ss.H rytax AsasoEted Iron.
..*-fSt FEE ttsstsa1tA tVu4 SS1Ap 1ron-
=. III f5ns T,n ons -. A4sui1 1a1 eo Stcel -~
and Il nersi assoI lei of s,a, s,or-a ,t,,,o
~ ~ I'll TnoaTs.,
t3Te efnrS ~ lts e Nnsaqlls, Tenn. the en-
HijttsrT RsJ1,,sd% ~ 5tores 9! t1G U y,
Srnnfy Strrt cnr..s,3!t " nana ~ The se1crA
n h6 1vrntx t!lts e RAfL - lo4ioW5:
i.nS Tnra TTmsay .y,M sMa9Sn:aHd Sa 9 A1es. g
% E1rnfr tnns ~ Ioii n ~. y =. nIa ANGIE
S TnEty.nye tons nssn3t.d saI 15 St,s' tIon' >
sscm rSs5tv.nr, So, ,,o,.,.
- f.sst;nae ta"aea0o poMas tas1ne bssss
Hfsaa Fire, ', Si1 sne c1n. cFlAtnfes Of au Kind
SEoTels n<e@ seot;a S1GEs o1 every az.
, 1865-11-11
COLLECTORS NOTICE.

- STATE OF ILLINOIS, Coax EnantY-ss.
CITY CoLLxcToks 0TyEH, COCKr HnrsE, =
Habl!c notee + heEtpy s17sa .hsi liz aslloxiag de.
9ctibe Warrants havc been placed u mY hands tE col
WaTTais Eo. dss West, dated October ast, 1855, and
FOE reconstsuc,lrg slde9a1k ID font ol Of adSa-
CENT. to the hllowtnE DESCRIBED property to-Eft !.
Ieat paft not undivided of Block D. ii Ws15hss
Warrant No. eS7 West dated Oct 81. 1865. md lasue,
for the collection ofa special assessment leTted or
feconauucitrG sidewalk ca toe north Side Of Tc.t
Lake street In tsont OF Or &aAe.ns 70 the following
Hastgs :ako Il: L. II Of Block H. ID
Warrant No. 6a. We4t. dEted Oct, 81 is and a3uef
fot the collection Of special 1srftd for
nonstrnetne sidewalk IN ffont Or adacent to lie
Ia B,oek ID Il esst I'D ad;o.nas Lot is 4 Ell:
t1d adjoining Lot + IN Sub'n, wet Ii I'll It Of
acses n n r.. cor. Of ock 2 all Id Sampson {;
wa.ssnt 10 ~ Sesex date1 Oct Il, 1855, sad ssso.,
construction Of sidewalk IN font of Of adjacsat to
The following desofined propesty. to-w!t: Sub hts
suhdlsi.fon atN.k and so much Of tha southcaat i
Of Sec p 50. p. ~ lies wtst Of the Chicago River.
Warrant No. 69 Eest, dated pet 81. lB3 and ssstsl
Re Ri ss 4 !s f
the fol1o.1ns described pxupdty; to-1it: SubIot
uyis!eg. Eese Sc. =. ia MI. i Z:
the construction ofa s!dtEaH tn funt OF or adacent
to the lo!toE1nz described property, towt.. Lois
and 81 Block 1d, IN Sanesan I GEeeuc'aAtaltIon
All persons interested n s4id sssesmer :, a,c ,e-
qnested to MAXI immediate payment ut my ofbcc In
uelau!t suc1 payments the lsstssnEn.s viii be col
Iected sttha cost and expense Of persons zlc there
no4usoa1et e.Is eoneeso1.
, 1865-11-11
toA14 L ~fAA ~ wv 44AII~
STATE OF ILLINOIS, cpok County. Il
III CoLLhTuE's 0y7ICK, CpEET EoEsE5

~ EAAAE bE 1ALlNOl5% CCcI County. &.
Room Nc. II. Chtcago. November 4 fS6s
Pph1!c notfce Is Eercby Elycn fkat tbs tooxtrx de
sc;3ned warrants havo been piacei IN E1y hauas fcs
Wanart l6, West. dated Oct. 81, 1ses au, fhsued IN,
taeco'lecon Of 1pettal nsseesrent, leytcd for lie
oonst1 ncticn ofA sidewalk Ia frc1t Of OF aace. to
and Z. BloeE q. CanM T1asteees suhdiyisious " <
xn.nt 2as FL we.H2 ST.; II IL TEi.s
construction Of sidcEaIs q i;pns or or adlne1;t
70 tho several LOTS sulotS parce1s of ln3d he's
tnafIer described: Lots l. ~. tand orr 4 at x
L. School Section addison q Chicago. ~> -
NAtrsnt Or West 6Aed Oct 81, 1ssst End is&ued f3
the collection cfa special assessment levied fer rn
constructing sidewalk Ia tont Of or 1dtarens 70 The
folloE rs deserbea pscReI1y, TO VII: Loss
as Diess so1es rTass:e. r. s,.fSH Sas
vision Of pat v x of Sec. 5, r e9.NE4E.
Tafrsnt sA Weak dated Oct. 3. ES3 "a fssped for
the collection Ola special as.cssncnt levied fpF the
construction offs aidsrak II ttont 1t ot ahactns to
ssa lesl Biest z T. " SSsesss sSsts:
Warrant Co. Wet, hte ott g. 1860, apr3 ts1ued FIR
thc collection Of special Aseetsue0t lsyetf for -.
eonstuetion Of sidewalk In trup. Of or adhctnt 10
shs "a selnI9aas ns aes:51ssa 1.ope,t e II lots
warrant 30. Hest date1 Oct It. lS3 and t1sutd foe
tue couccNaa Of specal a4seaarent leyted fuf tha
construction Of sidewalk IN funt of Of adace9e To
tho foaloxfnE described property. to Wis: q xut
mns o. nn1ksr m ssos OF Block L. School section
All ptsons Interested 10 ssia .ssess,nents a.e rc
1eeatsd 70 max &mmediAte payment at uY Uttce In
acians OF euch payment the Asseasn so1 Vii be col
!seiea 81 The cost and Expense Of the pefsos Hske
thessfor: .S:,s,o. a. H.HgALp, CitT Collector,
, 1865-11-11
A New houfo to Washington.
From the Tfttsbureh Connn1en.1ai efb !


i, Tie Pittsburgh l. Connellsrille railroad. nj.
though at present only. in running order to
ConncllsYille, will prove, when finished to
Cumberland, ono Of The most Important roads
going out Of Pittsburgh. The construction Of
the road Is now being prosecuted with 70
snewed vigor by its present management: the
labor on the most Important part Of the line,
Sand Patch tnnncl, being almost completed.
By this road, in connection with the Baltimore
& Ohio and its branches, ,our citizens aud those
Of the Western States will be enabled to reach
the capital Of the nation In from lyc
TO six hours less time than by any
other completed or proposed route. The IN
tcrcsts Of this great route have suffered
through the jeal0usie5 of more powerful n
walls, but the Important advantages, both 10
the mercantile and manufacturing interests Of
Pittsburgh, and the mercantile and commcr-
cIal interests of Baltimore, as well as to the
business md travel of tho Western States, 10
be derived By Its speedy completion, aud the
Immediate look 1t has for continuous route
from the West to the National Capital, bus
caused an acknowledgment Of its clai1ns to
Government patronage, which will insure It's
being IN running order throughout tie entire
line without unnecessary delay. The road
cannot be completed too soon.
, 1865-11-11

~ SlA4E OE lLLlSD1S. C9Qk Co1nty-ss,
rabiIe notice is hereby given shas ths olo11ns de-
scEthea Warrants have hen plae,sd u ray hans Ia
warrant Iii, Kst, dated Oct. s. 1sas ana tssusd m,
tMoc,inx sid walk IN ftQnLot a. adtssst 70 tSr
= I'll f. + ssf
Lot Is, FLOCK q, Canal Trustees Sptdfyslnn & = u
B'osf y. snd al Block Il schoal Section AddiItao
Warrant SIS West dated Oct 81, 1sss and Issued sor
the collection Of speeial assessment levied III cou-
stTucting asldeEtlk tp ftott OF sd}actnt 10 the
ssfsSs sasRs # ts Il sss e
w.sTsnt sid Wst Gated Oct 81. tsxs and ts.ued III,
r. d.sE e ens y
Lots Il. i an3 Il BiocS Il Csas Tsnette ae tes 4 q
wsq3:n, sq5a,,sleP e. W.; T. AZ W S. e"
constructing Sidewalk On tie wit sJsis ~ f.1fo,
1treet between Frfton and Lydia sHests il ftonF Il
,f R II II e f1tooxins saesa property, to
Ms,t cased 8ea siss q saa ssSsd for
eSnsfrrstsns Sidewalk on sae 6: aide e Mo;xan
otor aoaeat to ths foil61fnE desaibtd pEore7ty.
Ell: n Lott. Block =. caTpGe1s Aadlaes %
wAFssaI g. Vest dated oct 81. isea nd .ssasd io<
sEeet, between linton ard 1lakted streets IN 'zocs
59f x saes II e. tsl,sE fa To1a
An persons ntrreated n said &see9smeaM xfo ~
9ae4.a e make immediate ps!I3ens. 2 4 ny 9fss % Z
sesssed sss sost e e 1,SRs 1ssls
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