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what IL Said or. the Governors Policy
tn Jamaica.

IRON the Jamaica Guardian, Nov. 10
We cannot do justice 70 tho sentiments EXPIRE sed
eioulenty ny his Honor the Speaker; but when he so
foeiinely alluded TO the debt OF eAssude which overy
white and coored gentleman the island wLo had u
wife sister daughter 70 protect, owed 10 his Ex
ceiency the Governor for the dec sive and effective
In which he had directed and personally su-
porn,endsd mfasyres for the supprss~Ion of the
s,fccious rebellion, there was not o guest
present whose heart and soul did NOS thrill
snr'hsartily respond 70 the sentiment II n in view NJ
the dangers which recently menAced the ensire colony
and In the fundamentally, under God. By which they
have BEEN trust ayced from rrge portion or the
country that all minor differences should Be buried la
oblivion and all good men and tus shouId unite for
the common safety and common veal We trust his
Excellcpcys recent acts viii be cordially
the Colonial Once they have been In Jamaica and that
those rewards may be conferred upoD him by our eove
stow on her faithful servant. =
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viR g MA.
O~r.RlchmOnd Correspondence.
Hoanosp, Va, Dec. IA. 1888

fHk flIcTIos OF -fAIE offIcfkB
The legislative choice Of State cfices. originality cot
down Tor the 18th INST and postponed 70 thu 2ls OF this
month, to-day further postponed until the iotb Jay
q January proxino Tho capncious legislators may nd
conrenieds in view Of the exposure Of their neshrous
schemes In connection with This election 10 the HEsD
10 set down SIN more distant day, which 70 actually
dpsce by the high Of legislative ballot Union
for secesionists other hu that they
are Union men, aud men Of equal courage and honor
aE.EMPi.oysEsr oF Er-xEEL orfIcRRs AM rmvArs
most mpuden resolution introduced into the
House OF Delegates day providing the appointment,
% ex-rebe lieutenant and thirty exrebe privatcs 10
act guard 81 tho State Penitentary In this city 10
succeed MAJOR General John w Turner's efficient loyal
aud patriotic police, 10 be withdrawn tomorrow. the
18th instant
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Before Judge shipman.

coUsrBarErrEE SENTENCED TO rifrEKS YEARS
HARD LABOR, AND TO PAY FINE .oT FIVE
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Francis burglar, the Italian who vas convicted Of
passing counterfeit money and In whose possession
cbes, containing si1i 900 Of bogus gre nbacks found
was brought ny yesterday for sentence
Judge Shipman, in passing sentence, taid tbe, the
prisoner was fountain head u the crime o. passins
counterfeit money IN this city There was no possible
for tho prisoner and he had been convicted
tho dearest proof Tho Court felt be his duty alike
i0the community and 70 those who>mght hereafter be
tempted, 10 impose the highest sentence Of ,he Law,
which that the prisoner be imprisoned 10 Sing Sing
With hard labor for fifteen ycars and N pay 6nc Of
90 600
ANOTHER CoUSTERFErgR SENTENCED
John Thomas alias Kane placed yesterday trial
charged with passing bogus 500 bill about sis months
ago The proprietor n concsyt saloon IN Chatham
street The charge was suftaiRed; she only defence
,ea,s fQund,bo prisoner guilty rhs court sentenced
Dim 70 lmpriscsment for air ,esrs
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Fire I'm Crosby street.
eAory before nine O'Clock last night fire occurred on
ths nf,A story Of No. % Crosby street. The nsemep
were quickly at the premises and succeeded In exsn-
gushing the flames with little damage The bullying s
occupied by Wood Brothers, Carriage makcrs Tho top
door where the re originated used pain. shop, and
IL was in ono corner among lot Of paint kegs and
pots that the IRE found burning The damage done
20 the stock win not exceed 81, O00-Tuy covered by
insurance Tho damage done 10 the building will be
about y600-insured. Tho origin Of the lire II not
known
Hire In Chicago-Loss About $a5O,OOO.
CHICAGO, Dec 10, 1865.
fire broke out this morning in the Lincoln Hall
building corner OF Lake and Franklin Streets which
communicated 70 the six story marble building immedi-
aey west ane thence to the corner Of Lake street The
buildings completely Quilted. The heave losers
Wbippe Co., dry goods $1,000 Richardson, agr-
ricultural implements $500 j. Y ScaInmon, owner
OF the building Of Lake and Franklin streets,
$50 600 The total loss will be about $4,000; Insured
for abou, half Of that amount.
Three Blecks OF buildings Destroyed In
Lima, Livingston County, N. Y.
ROCHESTER, N. Y, Dec. 10, 1865.
The village or Lima, in Livingston county, was visited
by destructive fire this morning. Three blocks and
dwelling wero burned-the Pest oface Masonic Lodge,
Two grocery Stof6s OoOkstOfe pnotogfapu saoiy oh
1cYo shoe stores.
Most Of the mai matter In the Post once was de-
stroyed Loss probably 500, 000 partially insured
Steamer Burned ON the BIfssissfppf.
CAIRO, H., Dec 10, 1896.
The Peerless from Cincinnati 10 New Orleans,
with full cargo, struck the sunken wreck Of the Black
Hawk below Mound City, took fire and was entirely
consumed The boat wes valued at sixty thousand dol
Gv..t nf IN.
known
The schooner Eclipse Burned at WASH
tngtOn.
WASHINGTON, Dec 16, 1865.
Tho schooner Eclipse from New York, laden with hay
and commissary stores destroyed by Ere to-day at
the Seventh street wharf. Loss over ten thousand
dollars
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FHANkFOHF, Dec ISU1.
The ntNc Senate received yucsssgc from sho Cover
nor day announcing that he had pardoned Governor
Howes. william e sImms and oilAers, end recommend.
ing hss she be gren,ed ny tho GsQcral Assembly,
and that general law DO passed pardonW all persons
indc,ed in the Btste courts FOR tNason.
In The House tho blu providing civil remedy Tor In
Juriea done by discyA persons reconrere erd re-
fsrJeA 70 the JrdFlnvy Committee
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keDresen'a'i'c' Astituti0ns TO De ADol-
isneu rom the Island.
ss'sn is' IS Penal servitads for Drilling
without Authority.
' Asssths' imprisonment for Preaching WITH
sst License and Two Months Imprk-
Sement for Listening TO an
Unlicensed Preacher.
Resell PROPERTY TO BE c@FlSCAPEs'

ne steamship Montezuma, from Kingston, JAMAICA,
arrived al hsyort yesterday with advices to heosh OF
Dscemberafsen days later than the news pnbiished IN
thursdays HsRAID
only fraction Of our customary files has reached NE
~ this ARRIVAL the papers we have received being those
snly which have always supported the policy OF the
Jamaica administration.
they give the scantiest possible Information as 70 the
pyesen. position of the island
Al the last sdyices the number Of negroes executed
xSs yariousy estimated at from two hundred 10 four
sAeuespd and the land was said offensive with tho
ssSpses-
details given TO show which of these estimates
were correct is any evidence whatever published to
support tho statements previously made that the revolt
the result Of long projected plot, having ramifca
Mons In New York. Hayti and Cuba.
monument, is to be erected TO Baron yoD ketehodt,
abe murdered custos of Morant Bay.
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boiler In the CommercscJ Adveyt6ey building blew
out couple Of bolts this morning, badly scading tho
engineer The damage repalysd and The PAPER
issued ~ psu1 Ms evening
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Another Large organ.

8. Anns cssAsllc church, Asfos nlscr Eighth srssp
the Rev., s. Preston pastor, hw Just erected very
large orysn fsomthe mandatory o. Mr. Henry Esben
Of this ey, ~ cost Of ten shonsspd dcsisw. grand
concert viii take plsce this evenlngs al Vie church. on
which occasion she organ WIZ ba performed os Tor tie
dirt No doubt there will rush for tickets for,
IN addition TO the attraction OF the magnificent Organ
Of the first talent In The city has been engaged
The following II brief description Of the new !nEvu
mont la has thrss fui acts Of keys nom G 10 IN
alt and err stops and pedal organ Of two and half
ooseyes II hes ex sixteen fool stops and sixteen eight
foot Stops reed stops eight mechanical sps
two composition stops and over thre thousand pipes
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from the Jamaica Guardian.l

IFrOm The JAMAICA GUARDIAN.
The marooDs have just made their appearance, one
nnndred and ffty nine in number Their approach was
announced by the blowing Of horns Our gallant briga
ier general met them at the entrance Of the town aud
accompanied them the centre of tho town, where he
received the officers and after having some conversa-
sion with them, they proceeded 70 Bevidere where
they will be entertained for the night They VIII pro-
coed to CiaremOnt morrow morning, and he enter
saiDed by Mr.. Henry Mas until Monday morning. when
they march TO Kingston.
The court martial is sitting, and will, before
closing his give particulars Of the parties tried and the
result Paul Boglce clerk and scboomastor brought
In by the and VIII no doubt be tried to morrow
Rys prisoners tried "a condemned 20 deah, and ',iH
d eascued his ers,,iag viii at foot send you list Of
sher names III poy procure them before the post
1eaves
The court consisted OF Lieutenant Brands, "0nxy;o
Ensign Taylor Sixth Royals; Ensign Cole First West
-Four persons charged Nth murcr and rebellion to
De Axng this evening" and 10 rcetus hand ed ashes
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Incomes OF En- Giish BIsiaops.

Inc present actual annual income OF the Archbishop ~
Canterbury Is fi6, 900; Of the Archbishop Of York,
10000; the Bishop OF Durham, 81 ooo 81 Ely "a 900
chester 80 900, % Salisbury fs 600; or Worcester
5000 of Iichfed IA, 800; Of Peterborough 1900
OF Rlpon, 81 500; OF 81 Dsvlds, EA500; OF Chester
ca 800 Of Chichester 81 zoo Of Hereford "a ZOO OF
Landan Gi2o0; OF Manchester, fA,2oo; Of ~. Assph
- 200.
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The FREQ Wll Baptlst church, OF Jsckaou and
Peoria streets Chicago, dedicated on Thanksgiving
Day. and destroyed by hre on the following after.
noon
The Catholics Of Chicago bave formed an association
with capital OF $500, 600 for tho purpose Of building
hall 10 be- called the Catholic Hall
The Congregational churches ~ Rhod. Island only
twenty 1.-TWO In number, with membership OF Z, 700
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The bark fbonae fops, OF tbls port bonDd Tor Won.
rovis, Africa cleared At tina Boston Custom House
Gently, having on board seven missionaries pas.
songsrs and twenty min. Thousand gallons Of New Eng
lend ruin part VI her cargo.
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TOO LaTr rcr oLassIFItATIos.

Anew YORK DECEMBER ~ le65.-IN CofSES
IN ouepce Of the many md unin4t charges which nA'
hcen brought against brlofcd President Co,one sah
UMnhonyby the 80 calrl Fsuian senate We the unders
sgued members OF The fonienoy Cadets Circle, - vi
to tnd ided sentmehu OF uF
ard fpaltv "a ouf honofcd chiet therefore. De "
Resolved oox With feelings 81 coptempt inhgcy
tha, which never ought q ave iaken place dvs,Yn
or rapkst and further that fully endorse the eouon u
The other Circles OF MEntattnn district IN denonnc
those knaves who have ere INTO our lar IN
nurose 81 dividing ne; aud ther, we would earnestly al
Wise our brothers ~ orsy .irre 70 work WIN might
main and how world that we are not 10 be driven
from OF altman ambition next bis love OF Co
the freedom of native land, by The yayings Of f.
ambitions and would. be patriots y
signed ny Thomas Ryan, john Dwye and mlchee hcaU
ro,n,nlt.se Hssolfinrh
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esslylns iha above information commutevvfe senen''
sll rsieassd tire prisoner.
s.-sssstsiHs Over she see.e OF the mas
Yrom inc Kingston Guardian. Dec. 81

Prom the Kingston GraFdan' I'M, M CIV ear,y
Saturday morning last ana proessSsd 70 Moran. for
the purpose Of being present At zoe Cus o. the
rnomas Va East There were in attendant q body OF
men twenty SIX rank and Mo- Of the saeo "A West India
volunteer OF the parish ao turned odt under the
mani OF Captain Cooke. The ceremony took place at
me ten,porary court hruss-ars Gofcs tavern After
the swearing IN Of t, Custos the numerous company
adj a, ned 10 p-sn'V of sa'apfuous edo WaicA had
bssn prepryed N, the prensises Several interesting
sneechss we're delivered breathing the utmost loyalty
"a Tho person aBs throne of beloved sovereign and
expressive OF uope OF brighter future for the colony
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ON The information Of some people from Monk!spds,
N B. Thomas IN the East two rebels who took active
csr 10 me late rebellion were apprehended In this city,
On the 18th instant These two men, Austin Stewart
end James Gordon had taken up arms aud in every
cay aided the rebel chief Paul Boyle and MLaren yet
sney gave evidence OF horant hay against their chiefs
On Saturday last they vera examined before police
magisiratc Il. J Bickncll, who, after carefoi and
patient examination Of the care, quite convinced
Shat there was the most ndspuabe proof az their be ng
concerned 10 the rebellion and they accordingly
The following individuals, who had been for some
sme under arrest At the Camp have been released
appearing nothing against them VIZ w. vhmhnoh, &
We arc informed that nine OF The political prisoners
@ho were arrested have been released BY tho author
Those who have ~ Kingston from Mnani nav
state that they well fed and have cause OF com
plant on that score; that when they the prisoners
sion Of Goldson, Crole and hcCormack who were rns
goned from the guardroom 20 the Aims House who're
ehey had every care and attention paid 10 them
From the Falmouth Poet Nov. oi
said that the arrest OF Mr. Levien deterta ned
apcn BY the government In consequence Of the puhcl-
October to which the attention Of his ExceIlency ihe
Governor was specially directed The suisCquegt
wngs Of Mr. Leven afford proof OF his regret AZ having
xven Incorporate expression 10 his opinions; and 3
ge numbers Of the paper will OF course be submitted
q ,ae perusal Of the authorities IL not likely that he
VIZ % Kept much longer 10 custody.
suTy REBELS STILL AWAITING TRIAL OK OK.
CLIMBER 3.
From the Jamaica Guardian
s naFe oeon informed that there arc at Norant Ray
shcee do not include The pol,,ica nrIsone,s ~ ,hs
city and elsewhere " ''
Release Of Gordon.s Oversssr.
warner, oversetr OF q. w. Gordon The alleged arch
ccnsprator wac reported under arrest by previous AL
nse and was asserted that the correspondence found
~ him was one Of the ses, proofs OF Gordons com
pDecty In the mAssacre 49,
ARpArepily this statement was unfoundes The
ys.Mcs ou6rdias Of November 10 records the release
" The pr,cner In The following TERMS
Narner,the ovsrseer OF q. W. Gordon al Masisrs in
- Dorothy. WAS fried two days ago and sentenced IN
Pscsve nifty 1sff; but we learn that Moses Bravo
~. yspreseped u his Eyccency the Major General
Nal Abe witness sssin1 Warner man ia ,psn. sy ri
~ yesenes shassso con b pc.ea RIs Excelepcy on
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Copmencng Monday morning, December 10 The geols s@
an new aud frssh Of ehoN co. .9lor and sayiss ysis
reasonable price. Ladies should not fall 70 can Al thg
prices have marked them week Will clear them ont
N. n. ,hib3INs 126 Firth avenue.
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S,TRrMlrTC SALTS, -
nr Natural oddcs ard Bronidcs for the Of Rbeus
matte Tubercuious, Glanduiar Serofuous and Skr Dis.
To the world renowned bathing waters or
Kreuznach Nauhem aud sohonbeck. These prof.
"u'' 'rESSsYLvfNfA SALT MANUFACTURING 4
COMPANY
The healthy vvifyaR and stimulating influence OF fDlnsraA
waters baths well established fact Vet tue acf
pu Of such great, saties with their composition
N?boye named sruBnc Salts used In solution Ia form
of ba. constitute The cosl active agent In the cure OF ma
above named diseases containing as they DO large quantie
or oddes and Bfomdea Of Potassium with other salts sucn
as Chloride Of Magnesium Iron, Potassium ana sodium
The Gst 30 be used Dissolved In warm water "a bats
or N the shape Of application ~ flannel mostened with tho
eoution. -
Tor gals u every rcsrct ssle lnggisrs ,o,,,,.,,
Pennsylvania BALI MANUFACTURING COMPANY
Sole Agents Nv. w. ~ HIEfFELIN A CO., n
William vtrect, Beektuan. {,
~ lRAYNoIDs, PRATT h co.
New YORK NQs. lO6 and l0s Fulton street.
CODA WATER APPARATUS FOR BorIiERs NM
- druggists ratentei 1852 aud 1866 gold medal, M
highest premium was swnrcd % hsso maonn,s IN ~
send FOR catalogue - WILLIAM OLE corner OF Elm snQ
Franklin s.reets New Work. Established IN lefA !"
1scurf,BrRG,s grru.N oINrMESr--wARRANTETN
- certain cure without he sifhtes DANCE or rles olg
Woundg Scrofa S.irh-lni 81 Bone and skln Disonses,
&C. for sale 81 20 oSr ani BY All prinoipni pragRh"
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

we ARE confident that we can
make &C 40 ahe interest of
mhh TO call and examine
stock and Prices %
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30


MATRIMONIAL IEcoasTANCY.--A queer
instance in illustration. of this vice has
recently been brought TO light in a
neighboring town. A married woman
moving in high cireles, left her home
one evening last week, and taking q
conveyance to hotel in the Fpral dis
tricts, was soon joined by an nnfaithful
husband, who onght TO have been at
home taking care of bis own family, in
stead Of engaging 10 intimate eompan-
ionship with those outside Of his own
household. The couple ordereda room
together, representing them selVesagas
husband and wife. AT later hour tlie
same night a carriage drove Up 10 the
door OF the hotel with another couple,
who engaged lodging in az adjoining
chamber. All passed Of quietly, enough
until the next morning, when the twp
couples were summoned 10 the break
fast tabl9a There they met, when--lo
and beholdl-there was a mere change
OF psrtners, each gentleman having upon
his arm the wife of the otherl Although
there was mntlal hlushlng. mutual ours
ing aud reeriminstion, il was deemed
best, after a sober, second thought, toilet
the matter rest as quietly as possible,
but the coincidence was a too remarks
BILE one to avoid the ear Of the over Curl
oua-Logel Mass) NelOs.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
ELECTION NOTICE.
Election Notice.


vlsDzasunea CoGNrr. IS.
10 tho Sheriff Of Vandeybmgh County:
1. Blythe Hynes. Clerk Of the vanderburgh
Circuit court, do hereby certify TO the Sheriff
what Officers are 10 be elected for Wand erburgh
County &C the general election IN 0ctohar, 1895,
81 the usual places for holding elections on the
20 Tuesday In October lse5. viz. : ...--. -
One Sheriff OF yanderbuFgh County, one Ga.
ditor Of NAnderburgh County, ono County Com
missioner Tor the 80 District Of Hnid County;
also Judge Of the 18th Judicial Circuit for the
state Of Indiana also one Prosecuting Attorney
for said District; also Judge OF the Court Of
Common Pleas for the District composing the
eonnties OF Posey, vaneerburgh, warriek and
Gibson
Aud the Sheriff is hereby directed b give legal
notisa Of said election, In conformity with the
ssAtuas IN such eases made and provided.
In witHess whereof I, blythe aynea, Clerk Of
tbs vanderburgh CircnIf Court, do hereby
subscribe my namo and affx abs seal Of said
Court. at Evansville, this Tth day Of Sep
tember, 1868.
BLYTHE HYNsS, Clerk v. @. O
l certify that tbs foregoing IL a true copy Of
fhe original, IS thu same appears on file IN my
e1nce GRO WGLFLIN a. " o.
b JoaN GRKKK, Deputy. IN
sspxlside Union and Democrat copy.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

Wm.,H. Russell, in hisne volume on
Canada, states that the landlord Of. the
New York Hotel said to him iusJahnary,
1862, as he was about 70 takeaHhe train
for Albany and the West, "Y on had bet
ter stay, sir, for few days; / have.ee
tain Intelligence that the Abolitionists
will be whipped at the end of this week,
and old Abe driven out of Washington"
This landlord is Democrat" and-his
hotel has long been the headqusrters@of
the Democratic " ICopperhead1 party
of New York City. "a 10
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

oBDERFORsE PLANK SIDEWALK.
= Aud now II is hereby ordered and directed by
Epe Common Counell of ths city. OF EvapsViSsa,
ing On or tadjofning the vest side Of Eighth
street, from nulexy te Gum Street in said city,
pfopsErgfade, aud that tho cause = Sidewalk Of
nniaes 40. 70 be laid down theFeoh within thirty
days fRom the pnbAication Of this order
Cityelerk's o Hlco..sept. 20 1855. = Ssps9 b
Hinton copy r-
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

All Of which were purchased
previous to the recent adj
vance In Dry Good.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
.CEPTEMBER 3. lss5.


And now ~ Is hereby ordered add directed By
the Common Council Of the city Of Evansville
tiat tae ners Of All lots or parts OF lots, front.
Ing on or adjoining fhs east side Of Eighth Street.
fFom Bell Street 10 Cross Street, IN said city,
sfause tho sidewalks thereon to be brought TO the
proper GRADS. and that they cause a side walk Of
class No 20 be laid down thereon within thirty
days from disqualification of this order. IS s a
$50 A. A. ~ MuGRIFF, Clerk.
- city elerk'sofice, Sept. 25. 1s6s, ssp2s.st,
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30

? erpExsoRA PG1zk ssnr.w.,x

p oRDERFoRA PLANk,sInE WALK.
And now - Il hafeby ordered and directed By
Ahe Common Council Of tho city of Evansville
that the owners Of ali lots parts Of lots, front.
ing on or -neioirlng the west side Of Eighth
street. from Gam Street 90 Chapdler Street, In
said city. cause the side wAiks thereon 20 DO
brought TO proper grade, and that tkey cause
Sidewalk Of clasa No. 2 60 be laid down thereon
within thirty days from the publication Of this
order. A. IL. mcGRIFF. Clerk.
City Clerks 0hics, Sept. %, 1865. sep2a, 81.
FUnlon copv 4. at
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
CITY NOTICES.
oRnER roR APLAEK

ORDER FOR A PLANK SIDEWALK
And now Il is hereby ordered and dir cited bI
the Common Council Of the city Of EEausvifiss
that the owners Of al lots parts Of lots trout
ing ION or adjoining the north side OF Sixth
street, from Sixth 4veurs 90 Seventh Avsnrss in
said city, cause the sidewalks thereon 70 be
brought 10 the proper grade, and that they
cause a Sidewalk Of class No. Two 70 Be laid
down therson within thirty days from the publ.
cation Of this order.
a "A. ". MeGRIFF, Clerk.
CITY Clerks 0fhcs, Eeptsmbsr 18th, 1865 sS9-st
lrniQn corY.l
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
lEPTEMBER 25. Isa5-
- u n - g 81
u oRnER F0R A PLAaK SIDE. WALK.

-. ORDER FOR A PLAaK SIDE. WALK.
And now IL il hereby ordered abd directed BY
tho ComIaon UsuneH Of the city Of ExanayilIe that
the owners Of all lots parts Of lots fronting on
praejoiDing thencrth sidoc Chandler strset, from
Sixth street to Eighth street, 10 saidscity, cause
the snie- walks f1ereon 70 be brought to the pro.
per ada, and that they cause a side walk OF
srlzss No 2 % be laid DOVE thereof within thirty
dars from the publication OF this order.
A. M. Nee DIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Office, Sept 20. 1865 $685.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1865-09-30
GEPTEMRTE 2sfh. 1865.
Ia5aDER EaR { pI-Aur arnrwa7r

t0aDERa Rob a PLANK SIDEWALK.
And new AZ is hereby ordered and directed By
the Oopamons Counsil Of the city of Evansviils,
that the owners Of all lots or parts OF LOIS frout.
Ing on or adjoining the southwest side of Eighth
Street, from Canal 70 Mulberry Street., Ia said
city cause the sidewalks thereon 20 Be brought
to the proper grade. ard that they cause q side
walk o. Glass No. 70 be laid down thereon within
thirty days from the publication Of this order
A. Ms McGRIRE, Clerk.
city oserkss once, Sept, 1866. sep2s,St.
we Iunion copyf