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Narine 9nteHtgeltre.
CRESCENT OFFICE. No. "a CAMP STREET,
Thursday, May 81, 1866.

Thursday, May 81 1866 !
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship zenobia Watson, for Boston,
Creeyy Niokerson Geo
Steamship Ceres, Dicks, for Havana,
Baetjer s. DeVertu
Steamship Texas, Lockwood, for Galveston,
Halves & Bowen
Steamer Orleans. Wayne, for Mobile, Master
Steamer Magnolia, Marshall, for st Louis.
Swedish ship William and Ann, Osterstrom, for
Bordeaux w R Buddendorf
Br ship Wofyle Hughes, for Liverpool, Master
tain bark Gabrielle, Collara, for Bordeaux,
Master
tain brig Adriana, oastellano for Bordeaux,
Master
schr Walter Clayton, Baker, for Apalachicola.
Master
sehr Fanny, Kahn, for Pensacola, Master
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THE BOsSIER BANNER is PUBLISHED
weekly Bellevue Bossier parish La at the following
terms
Subscriptions, 81 per annum, invariably in advance
ADFERTIsEMENTs, TIE YEAR:
Business professional cards of square, eight
lines sl5 two squares S25 three squares 1885, quarter Of
column, si5; half column, SOS; whole colmn 500.
THE BANNER
the only paper published in the parish Of Bosser has
large circulation and is consequently good advertising
dium for the Of New Orleans
the country which published circulated does large
W H. sOANLAND,
Editor and Proprietor Bosser Banner, Bellevue, La.
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Rsns,nts by RaSrrnnd.

MO-, O. & G. W. R. R.-NTay go bales moss
Hy Tete- lot eggs and sundries to order
N. o., o. & G, W. Il. R.-May 29-25 sacks of
onions B Champagne do S SKIS potatoes L Terre-
bonne-lot eggs and sundries to order
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BOEUF RIyER.

1o,,.. I REGULAR BGUF RIVER PACKET.
Ty1S IN nv y 3 Tsa EEERY WE'D NESnAY, at5F
mo a IUaS L4agqg Gum Poi Mt Mouth Girard Land,
NJ y ~ NJ plendid low packet Alice
FRID a. gillard ma ter leaves Hurlisonburg EVERY
or passage apply to r. WINBURN Agent
81 MaadZine street.
Or to J. W. BLANKS 4 co Grocers,
vIReINIUs G, DENTzEL, Advertising Agent,
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M0BILE-Steamer Louise bales cotton E W
Burbank-sundries to order
MISUNDERSTANDING st Louis-Astd mdse
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YAzOO.


vICKsBURG AND YAzoo RIVER PACKET.
Leaves Vicksburg EVERY TUESDAY. at5PM
ZOE GREENWOOD, LEFLoBE YAZOO CITY
a and all intermediate landings taking freight for
FaahHtchie and Yaabusha rivers and connects at Green
wood with packets for GrenadaThe light draft passen
ger steamer Countess John Henderson, master ChAs F
Crater clerk will leave above, connecting with packet
Grey Eagle, from New Orleans
j. S. PAGAUD, Advertising Agent,
9 Fulton street
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Spagnoleth, when speaking Of his FIRST viola
player, dselared ttat, beth as man and musician,
be was nost praise8orthy as man, for the tenor
of his eondaet-as musician, for the conduct Of
Bis tenor.
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Below-UomInr Up.


Brig Maria Wheeler, Wheeler, 40 days from Boston
to master-eargo ice ...
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s1lsalsalppl Hntelllsense..

7 The Clarion and Standard Of The SOth inst has
dc following paragraph
we learn that tile several freedmens schools of
SEis CITY have suddenly and indefinitely suspended
operations. Have the pupils already mastered the
classics Or has Northern philanthropy played ou7
Perhaps the weather Is getting too warm? We
want light on this dark subject.
a correspondence the same paper, writing from
Holmes county. says:
The grass ii being gradually killed out, and the
Helds begin TO lock up. Corn, in the low grounds,
il changing It's hues from sickly yellow to aliving
green and the cotton now stands out in bold relief
xrUm che hurrs and weeds which have hitherto con-
sealed it. The freedmen, who have generally
made NEST excellent contracts, are working as
wen as they ever did. OF course, you Will find
some. here and there, who viii not work. Gem
orally, however, they are surprising the expectas
Seas oF the most sanguine, though every person
ses that they do not take that interest ia presery-
ing things which they used to do
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TELEGRAPH PACKETS.

ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
Leave EVERY TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY,
at 5P.M N,
FOR VICKsBURG, MEMPHIS, CAIRO AND
ST. LOUIS
One q the following magnificent passenger steamers viii
Louis EVER TUEsDA4 and ifFi9 T.
Ruth,
]. A DUBLE Master; JNo. aREENoUGH, Clerk,
NEW ORLEANS.
TUESDAY, May e TUESDAY, Iely g
June 10. " Jaiy ST.
MolIie Able,
A. J. CARTER Master NJ. I. CUNNINGHAM Clerk.
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS.
THURSDAY } &sy y !. THURSDAY j 5I!y B. 3
June D. Aug q
m-.... olive RFaneh,
/ H. JONES, Master; sHALER, cietk.
SATURDAY, tr a.y q ss9ss gTtEpAY J.,v
june 25 Aug
w. II. Arthur,
Il G. CARSON Master B. A. CDNGAR, CLERK.
ORLEANS
TUESDAY, May q TUESDAY, July 10
# !. jane Is :, Aug T.
ST. CLAIR rHoMxAssos, Master FRANK 0. SMITH,
LEAvEs SEw ORLEANS
THURSDAY May Il THURSDAY JG9e p p
J Jun + JJa aiy Is
Mississippi,
J. Y. HURD, Master N. D. OoNDIFF, Clerk.
LEAVES NEW ORLEANS
SATURDAY, June 2 SATURDAY, July H.
June 49, July %
The above boats will leave St Louis the day
next week. whch they leave this post making the round
trip 10 fourteen days.
ihs thoroughly rettsd regardless Of
expense and have the old style boilers plan the
be and passage secured the office Of the Company
los Common street,
J, P. FITZGERALD, Agent, loi Common street.
JOSEPH BROWN, President. lg,
JNo N. BoFlEGER Superintendent 81 LOUIS
U. s. MAIL AND TELEGRAPH PACKET.
| ATLANTIC AND MISSISSIPPI STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Leaves THURSDAY 3lst inst at5P.M
EOE ST. L0UIs, CAIRO MEMPHIS yICKs.
burg hatcher Baton Rouge, and all intermediate points
| The new and splendid passenger steamer Atlantic,
y Clair Ihomasson muster frank y Smith, clerk VIII leave
~ 4 : "FiIZGER GT,iI aerpt HI Crnp,Gn sfrest
Through all and Eastern cties sold
| thai ga1tfs a3fra
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Arrived Yesterday.

q transport steamship Crescent, Beckett, from
Brazos Santiago, to U S Quartermaster-4th
district
st Louis, Claussen, from Boston, 18th
inst to Creevy, Nickerson &oo-4th district
Steamship Little Queen, Bolethe, from Galveston,
to master-Point r .
Sehr Novel, Burns, from ApaIachicola, to master
Basin
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RRlzR MONEY The late war has made the
ptizs money branch Of departmental business one
q great importance. The Washington Star de-.
sslipss she method used in the distribution and
payment Of prize money by the departments of
VIZ government having these matters in charge.
1hs order ios distribution, accompanied by the
prize ISL q sent by the secretary of the navy to
we fourth auditor Of the treasury where il Ii at
makes she requisite superintendent aecording to
ne law IN force 81 the time Of CAPTURE. Tbis
Atier receiving the signature Of the auditor. Is
sent to The second controller who II # ii correct
gives i his appFoyal ard returns il ID the auditor
20 Yesdy for payment.
claims tisn 0a ile with the auditor ara tolsap
mp, examined orders fol payment al az which
III alse si9nA the auditor and sent ID tlial
controller fe s faYislgs aaF which shce are
xpi4s8e8 10 tlis aaqito1, laass5s5 and letters Al
aamitlal written to the afsorneys OF claimants.
tue cas- nlag BE. Each letter Is then copied
Tue certificates are inelesed and the letter mailed
Tao lsngth Of me q lmed depends upon tue
AaIaber ii Certificates which may have been pre-
EisnBly sent % the controller. Frequently there
IRE from eight6O fifteen hundred already there
which must be disposed OF before new ones can
Feaei1e attention.
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STEAMBOATS,.

Mary E Forsyth, Ealer, from St Louis.
NMarmora, Streeper, from Camden
Vulcan, , from St Louis with barges
Nina SHINES, Greathouse, from Bayou Sara.
Louise, Hopkins, from Mobile.
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STEAMSHIPS.
NEW york.
NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.


NEW YORK MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
sTAR lime OF STEAMSHIPS
FOR NEW YORK DIREUr-THR NEW
and splendid sidewheei steamships
MORNING STAR. .2loO tons.. .Howos Commander.
EVENING STAR. .20l5 toms. Delaney Commander,
GUIDING STAR. 1886 tons. Berry, Commander.
RISING STAR. ,28OO toms. Nelson. Commander
The new and hrst-class steamships
MISSISSIPPI $500 tons. Furbur Commanding.
MERRIMACK. 1000 tons, .vanslce Commanding.
MARIPOsA. 1900 tons. Quick, Commanding
MONTEREY 1900 tons. Whitman Commanding
The and GFst,ciasg stdawheal steamship
Evening Star,
21l5 tons DELANEY, Commander,
viii leave the Company5 Wharf foot of jackson Square
on SATURDAY June o. at p, H. precisely.
The composed of the largest elegant steam
ships which have built this country any home
line They every respect Cited for the
route upon which they Their accommodations
are not exceed by those Of any other In the world
Passage sidewheel ships first cabin $50 second cabin
so; Passage in ships, first cabin 500.
Freight viii bereceyed at the Company warehouse the
landing OF during business hours and the COmpanys
rates for freight always be made low by any other
line.
For freight or passage apply to
]. NJ. CoURTENAY, Agent.
SSCArondelet street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
MOBILIZE.

NEW ORLEANS AND MOBILE DAILY LINE.
MORGAN LINE UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS.
Leaves THURSDAY, May 81 the arrival Of the 4 p. NJ
Ponchartraiu Railrond train.
FOR AIOBILE-THE NEW IRON SIDE WHEEL
and low pressure steamer
Mary,
A. L MYERS, Commander,
WIN leave above carrying the U. s. Mails
Bills Of adng will be signed at the Agents Office until SO
P. N.
Freight taken greatly reduced prices per NEW Tariff
N. B.-NO freight received after "a P NJ.
EzY@Coal oil received in metal packages only,
l. @. HARRIS, Agent,
Corner Camp and Common streets
Leaves on THURSDAY, Slst inst, at 3 P. NJ
NOR MOBILE, MONTGOMERY, SELMA, AND
II all way landings on the Alabama kiyer-The steamer
PLANTER, Tom y. HenthUrne Muster will leave above,
the New Basin, above the Magnolia street bridge For
freight apply on board, or to
SINNOTT ADAMS a WAYNE.
rs Commercial Place
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WATERING PLACES.

SEA SHORE LINE
WATERING PLACEs-BAY ST. LOUIS, PASS
Christian, Mississippi City Biloxi and Ocean Springs,
The elegant and very fast low pressure steamer
CameIia,
A. P. BoARDMAN, Muster,
VIII hereafter continue her trips tolows:
MONDAYS. X o'clock a. NJ Poutchartrain R. r. Train.
TUESDAYS. .ao'clock A. NJ
THURSDAYS, o'clock A. NJ. :.
SATURDAYS O'Clock ?. NJ
Returning, will leave Ocean Springs on
SUNDAY EVENING
MONDAY EVENING.
WEDNESDAY EVENING.
FRIDAY MORNING.
An freight intended for her should be properly labeled and
addressed patent direction labels can be got at the Office 9th
hour before the passenger trains.
The above trips departures viii be regularly made I'm
less prevented by bad weather or low water.
On SATURDAY positively no freight viii be received after
O'Clock p. NJ train,
For further information apply to .
COHEN N. soRTA, 10 Carondglet street
FOR THE WATERING PLACES
Leaves very TUESDAY and THURSDAY on the arrival Of
the "a. Ponchartrain Railroad rasn for Ocean Springs
and way iandngsi and every SATURDAY a. P NJ Pont-
charrain Railroad Train for Pascagoaa and ali landings
EOR THE WATERING PLACEs-THE
splendid low pressure passenger steamer .. .....
.... Creole, .....-.
.. CHARLES WALLER, Commander
will leave above. For freight or passage apply to
...... LEACH PERKINS,
rornsr If rlrsyisr and f,a-,,lo los strsa4s
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BAYOU SARA.

Leaves every WEDNESDAY at 10 n, and every sATUR
DAY at M.
NOR RAKOVT SA RA, BATON ROUGE PA
quemine, Donadsonvie and all intermediate landings
The new and superb sde-wheel steamer Sc NichOlns
Heno master j. O. Libano, clerk, viii leave above IA
turning She will leave Bayou Sara every SUNDAY an1
THURSDAY. For freight or passage apply to ~
LEONGE BAYHl, l6 Bienyil a at
Ehippsrs are responsible for payment OF freight OBJ
VIRGfNIUS O. DENTZEL, AdvertislnY "A ,o,s
REGULAR BAYOU SARA PACKET.
STEAMER NINA sIMMES-W. R. GREATHoU Sc. Master
Leaves every MONDAY at p NJ, and FRIDkIy a. IN =.
ETOR BAYOU SARA, PORT HJD' s0G n ST6N
Rouge, Flaquemine, Donaldsonyille, and all inter
mediate landings on the coast taking freight far ali landing
on Bayou Laourche Fer freight passa apply on board
TITUS GWyTARTNEY, Agent M, 3 Tehouu,toulss ST
NINolNlos Y. DENFAEh. Adj zertising Agent.
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FOR NEW YORK.
GRoMwELL's N. Y. AND N o, STEAMSHIP LINE.
To sail on SUNDAY, JuneSd, at BAN
EoR NEW YORK DIRECT THE FAST
and favorite steamship .s... ..
George Washington,
E. V. EAGER, Commander,
will leave her wharf foot of Toulouse street. Second District
as above. .....
First Cabin Passage ......,....,..,,., 500.
For freight or passage apply to
ALFRED MOuLTON,
Al Carondelet street
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HONDURAS.
b To sail on THURSDAY, 3lst inst. ..
DOR BELIZE, CHONDURAsJ AND RUATAN
Island-Tha regular packet steamship Exact,
Captain HOWEs will Jail from Post l6 First Dis
trict THURSDAY 3st inst punetuaily at P. NJ going
Belize and returning New Orleans by way
This superior steamship offers unusual facilities to shippers
freight and has fine accommodations for cabin and
passengers
Insurance effected at the lowest rates.
For freight or passage apply to
PERKINS & HERsEY,
S. JONES, Agents
25 Carondeet street, New Orleans La.
W. S. CAREY, agent at Belize, Honduras.
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To sail on WEDNESDAY, June 9th, at I'm
TOR NEW YORK DIRECT-THE FINE NEW
Ocean Side Wheel steamship
Palmyra,
EBEN HoYT, Commander
viii sail from her wharf foot Of St. Andrews street. Fourth
District as above.
This built entirely of steel has four waer.tight
compartments with great speed unsurpassed
tions for passengers
FARE TO NEW YORK. .,.....,.........,.......S51
For freight or passage apply to
CREEVY, MCPHERSON CO..
Corner Sarandelet and Gravier sress
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OPELOUsAs.

Leaves New Orleans EVERY WEDNESDAY,, atbrM
EFOK OPEI4D USAS, WASHINGTON, FORT BARRE
II smmspor, Mouth Bayou Rouge, and all intermediate
landings Bayou Gourtableau and Atchaaaya riyerThe
regular New Orleans and opelousas weekly packet
Irene, o. Hinckley, master, NJ. KenisOn clerk will
leave above For freight passage apply on board or to
j. E. CARLIN, 80 Old Leyee street
NIRGINIUS Q. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
N BThe steamer Irene, will land passengers at any point
on the const. F
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LOUISVILLE.

J. p YOUNG, master; CHAs G. SCHULTZ, clerk,
VIII leave above For freight passage apply board
or to
STEVENSON & DOUGLAS, Agents, Front Leyee
vIRGINIUs c. DENTzEL, Advertising Agent
Passage be plan of her cabin seen
by applying at the Agents office.
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DOR LOUISVILLE, CAIRO, MEMPHIS vICKs.
burg Nachez, Baton Rouge and all intermediate land
ingsThe and splendid passenger steamer hOuIsIana
W, R, H0lcrolt MASTER j. W. Lazier clerk win leave as
above. For freight passage apply on board, or to
THOMAS KEEFE, Agent, 70 POydras street.
YIRGINIUS @. DENTZEl, Advertising Agent
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THE ga S T.
Indian Cotton and the Hopes or Man
chester.

from the Oriental lfondon) Circular, April 81
india perhaps than any other part OF the World
is fitted supply our markets with abundant, good
and cheap supply OF cotton. Hitherto tho quantity OF
this important staple that has found Its way into Liver
pool and principal ports has disappointed the antioi
patons OF those best acquainted with It's immense resour-
COS and capabilities; but when consider tho dlcul
ties which had and stl TO DO surmounod, we have
reason congratulate that much has already
been accomplished. glance at the list OF countries
contributing cotton will show that very considerable
increase has taken place in tho quantity now imported
from eastern empire; and hero we must In justice
remark that this result is in great measure, # not
ALTOGETHER attributable to the persistent excrtons
tho Cotton Supply Association OF Manchester have
put forth 20 overcome tho prcudlccs and natural
conservatism OF the native mind and to stimulate both
the large and small propreors 20 tho cultivation OF Tho
cotton plant wherever II cbuld be grown with success.
andhodors of India viii elsewhere give up tho culture
Of their accustomed crops whore they find profitable
So and n only the fOrces OF the soil seconded
by the use of modern agricultural cleansing ana press
ing machinery, and tho means OF transport improved,
may connd ntly look TO possessions in the East
ultimately standing the head Of tho list as source OF
supply
In all these respects however India labors under very
serious Disadvantages. Tho culture OF the plant carried
in the most primitive manner, and with implements
OF the toughest and Anticipated character the pro
duct Is mpcrfecy cleaned frequently no attompt what
is inado IN subject IL 10 effective and adequate
pressure, and the OF transport and intcrcom-
municaton positively dsgrnc'iu II VIC add to
these drawbacks the fact that tho article at present
grown Is mostly OF inferior quality simply because II II
raised from inferior Seed We have state o. thlnga
presented deserving OF the attention not merely OF the
mercantile community but also Of the government
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Russian Views I'm Central Asia.

Tho Tnrai6k Ruse OF the 81 OF April rcprodnces an
article from the London Gioe the events which arc
taking place In Central Asia After rcmarking that
General Tchorniaicn has never bad twenty thousand
troops the CUB asserted the yErgiide asks the Eng
lish journal If II would have addressed the least reproaeh
to the British government in II had charged ia
preventative In the East Indies to take cocrcye measures
for protecting tho honor OF England and rescue M envoy
arrested by some Indian prince. The Inrdhde thcn
compares the OF the English In India 70 that 81
Russin Central Asia, and quotes ins'auc cited by
English writer's governor generals who did not wish u
come into collision with their neishbors, and who have
found themselves obliged to DO 80 by tho force OF crrum
siancas notwithstanding total want OF agitation pro-
voted by the measures Of the British authorities No
one In Russia continues the Thr1iids has thought
OF the conquest OF Bokhara and at present loss HAN
ever ne we have 10 resolve many qucsons Of more
in portancc than the extension Il frontlors the
length OF which il already n source OF anxiety 20 ua
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The pnnubian PrincipaIities.

SKETCH OF THE NEW HOSPODAR.
Prince Charles OF Hohenzoorn Sgmarngen, elected
20 rule the principates OF Waachia and Moldava al
Prince Tor Hospodar) of Roulnana IN the Of the
deposed Prince Couza il second OF Prince Charles
Antoine, the head OF the house OF Hohenzoern sigma
ringen who renounced his rights in favor Of the late
King Of Prussia in l849, receiving tho prerogaves OF
pnne prince OF the royal house, and who as late as
royal higbness. Tho ruler chosen for the princi
patios is the issue of the marriage Of his father TO
Louise daughter OF the late Grand
Duke Charles Louis Frederic Of Baden, and IL now
within few days Of completing his twenty seventh
year. having been born ON April 20, 1880. The baptis
NAL names given 10 his Highness were Charles tite
Frederick Zephyrn Louis He Is present In the Prus
sian military service officer in the Second regi-
mont OF dragons His HIghnoss has three brothers
Prince Leopold tho heir to the family honors) Prince
Antoine and Prince Frederick also sister, the Princess
Marie The new prince Is connected with the rcignlng
family Of France his aunt tho Princess Frederica WI
hcmina, having married, in 1874, Joachim Napoleon
Marquis Pepo grandson OF the King OF Naples, Joachim
kurat.
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traa TO bring TO end the present contract for tho
conveyance OF the English mails the AustralAsan steam
Navigation Company having stated their willingness
TO undertake the service price considerably less
II now costa
Chinese manufacturers OF spurious gold work
and punished Tho component parts Of the spurious
god which excellent Imitation, are gold, silver aud
copper and II u.s. according TO the evidence Of Mr. Kirk
land, the government analytical chemist worth about
us Cd per This substance Is mixed with genuine
gold in such quantities as brings tho whole parcel up to
the value OF about f2 por ounce.
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MEETING oP rHg ALDyHnAric rTRsgr COMMITTEE
DiYYERESr VIEWS or rnE rn0JEcr~-aN0THhh
MEETING TO NJ Held.
The Committee % streets o. the Board u Aifrfnsn
me, yesterday, Aldermen EeEy and seBnsn "e'S
present Adsrmsn Reilly acted a. chairman
Tho Clerk a the Committee rad the Te'hi0a Fe"n'a
N the Board u Aisernsn Tor The widening o. west
street by tho extension u the bsisbehis apng tb"
r,yer about nfy.1ve feet -heh you'd MAKE ibe street
aou, Que hundred and fifteen fss uds Instead u sriy
feet
ne cmluxis then sid that the conns,as were ready
10 hear any otoe,sous that msb, be orefef 10 The pro
loc bu, that they would n0s 20 into tha sobsci " the
,,a,.s.s er,srsi,n n ths rifih avenus
y @ ysLassr ,ad that he found names on The pt,i
lion for The wiiernF u we Stree, q pcrsons whom ~
knew % b. oppqsei 70 u Ne tt no, thnk ua,
Ne ownss q prorsrty, st IaNs, majority u thern
are IN favor n m Improvement Ne aid thsi " TIE
rryia,t IL " BE- f0r The acc0mrnofsior o. r,iirnsf
tat The property holders beygnf fosb pfpossf -
a. believing that any sfyantsges " reagt ff0tn wg1li
nrrrnr 70 the railroad company
To rnswxax stated that t1e Common Coarci bad 20
p1uet W gfs1t cbsrssrs sny rsiSud c0mpany. The
losisiAiars tS iaxs1 ttss yo~w from na CpfDm0n
Coabci
AGssrsvss who stated that be Issss n properly
N we sire. AID Ls hrs, step ~ have 10 street
vitsvsd and thea uhsn ths rAlfcsf co.srsnf tepsn'
tlis,s that the nesi step " 70 gst ssuls-fy rpu W
k6xiasxrs " make Ne sIifvs1 " 1s nstsSvs~ a