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FARMERS, and Others we ask your special
attention to the fact that Mr. E D. Leonard
an experienced Machinist, has established the
Excelsior Works" for the manufacture Of
plOws and wagons, and repairing Of all kinds
Of machinery, implements, &c, just north OF
the depot in Urbana. Mr. L. is prepared,
with thoroughly competent wOrkmen, and
the appliances of machinery, to dc all work
entrusted him in a manner combining neat
ness and durability. Palronize this most
worthy home institution. All llwork viii be
under Mr.. Leonard's personal supervision.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

IL Clarke county number Of prominent
Republicans, including George Frey, the OLD
editor Of the Republic Richard Rodgers, w
Whitley, and others have come out in fayul
OF President JuhhSon'S policy. We infer thai
they are going TO damage SheilabaTger over
there, because the Rrpublican organ urges
these men to come back before 1t is everlast.
ingly too late The harmony in the Radi-
cal ranks in Clarke is likely to be worked NJ
considerably before the election, and Slellys
majority be cut down 10 so small figure or
/ the second Tuesday of October, that he viii
be invited to remain at hOme.-lladiSon Co
Demo-
TALAHomA CmEF-This celebrated sheep i;
owned by Mr. josiah Shonk, Of Holme,
county, O., is two years old, weighs l8j
pounds, and clipped 272 pounds of WOOL
Talahoma Chief was sired by Green Noun
tain Gem, he by Old Gold Drop, owned by
Mr.. Potter, of Vermont The sheep is valu-
ed at ,O00-Holmes Farmer.
FERENENs CHALLENGE The Pacific" Fire
/ Company of Lima, which threw a stream ot
wafer 2394 feet at Bucyrus, on the 4th o
July, challenged any frst-clasS engine in the
State, for any sum. The fremeu of Wooster
have accepted the challenge, No time has
yet been set for the contest.
The latitude of Kenton above Lake Erie Is
4O6 feet The latitude of other points on
line from Sandusky to Dayton is as follows
Clyde, lI2; Tifin, 172; Carey. 26l; Belle
fontaine, 645; West Liberty, 549; Urbana,
462; Springfield, 4l8, Dayton, 235.-Atarion
Demo-
MooNuGHT PIo-NIo.-We see by our ex-
changes that most of our neighboring towns
have been indulging in the romantic pleasures
of moonlight pic-nics. Pale Luna has evil
IDENTIFY made "luna's" Of our neighbors.-FIn-
day Courier.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

CoURT ST-They are actually putting down
brick sidewalks on Court Street, and should
the weary traveller of 1865 visit US again. in
'67 he viii be more astonished than the folks
on the Square since the four gas posts have
been placed there.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

TIE attendance at Camp meeting has not
been as large as usual. Providence did not
smile on the undertaking Sunday, on tho
contrary she "wept and the crowd was
not very immense. No postponement on ac-
count of weather
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

MEDICINE FOR ThE PooR.-The bottles Of
medicine prepared in large numbers for free
distribution by the Sanitary Police Of Cincin-
natl, are labelled as follows; For orincipient
darrhue1. Pre- ption Of the Board Of Health
-Tincture of cinnamon, 3 o.; tinctdre of cam
phor, , o.; tincture of opium, ! o.; chloro-
form, / OF. fake one teaspoonfnl every time
the bowels are moved. Send for family physi-
clan if the diarrhoea is not checked after the
third or fourth dose
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

THE FIRE bells were received last Wednes-
day; ard are now at the engine houses
The Young Americas weighs 626; the No
lunkee's 624 lbs. As soon as convenient the
towers will be built and the bells put up.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

PERsoNAL.-Our young friend James F.
White is now partner in the drug business
with Messrs Kaufman & Nelson. Mr..
White is young man of correct business
habits and of fine capacity. We wise him
a prosperous career.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22
NO .

Extract from cdr. Dill's Pamphlet" am
too responsible for what say to talk in a man.
ner unwarranted by facts; yet boldly assert,
that I can produce many patients who firmly be
Ileve they not only owe health and happiness,
bit DrOrdced life itself to the services Of Dentistry
DR.. Rash. in his Medical Enquiries" says
I have known dyspepsia, and general i'll health,
amounting to entire disqualification for the du-
ties Oflife, to depend upon bad teeth, and to be
remedied only by treatment addressed to them
and not aseqps1,ty death results rom TIC IKE ap-
Pars7otly triaing cause.
Office over Citizens National Bank, Urbana,
Last halt Of TIC month.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

THE Bellefonlaine Republican calls the Mass.
Delegation to the Philadelphia Convention
''the copperheads Of Massachusetts" We
would respectfully inform the Rep. that one
Of said copperheads l. Hon. Geo. Ashman,
president ofthe Chicago Convention Of 1860.
that nominated Lincoln. He viii feel awful
bad at being called a cOpperhead-by the
BeIlefontaine Republican, espeoiaIlyl We
doa't see how the man can survive.
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Urbana Fire Department.
vnuve AMERIcA FIRE CO., No. /.

President-J W Houx; Vice Presidential
win BaileV; seeretary-F NJ Ambrose; Treas
urer-G W Collins; Foreman Hose-L G Hoyeyi
e. ~. -Foreman-John N Pence; Foreman En-
rine-E Q Francis; Asst foreman-W T. FulWl-
81. 'rrnstees-James Stewart, Henry Hichborn,
John BaiIIie; Standing Committee-John Meah,
Al Frank POysell John G Ambrose Regular
71eeting. frst Monday in each month.
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vro1uwKEE FIRE CO.. No. 2.

PresIdent-J D Rock: Vice-President-J- T
Zombro Secretary F White; Treasures L
P stone Foreman Engine--Ed Hill; Asst Fore
man--John Pratt Marshall HOSE A Banta {;
Irustees-Leonard Marsh jos McIih, stephen
W Groves, W Banta Investigating Commit
tee-Leonard Marsh, VIM McGill Levi Slyrigb.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

The town council at q meeting last Thurs
day evening, delegated powers TO the Board
OF Health for the preventing of nuisances and
sale of unwholesome vegetables and fruit
The Marshal and his deputies were instruc-
ted to carry out the orders Of the Board.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22
HERMAN FISHER,
DEALER M
CIOTHINGf

OfUrbana Ohio, does hereby proclaim ana declare,
not by any veto power vested in him but In consider
alton Of tie above tectsd faets; and due regard for
an oppressed and bdfaened people, HIGH PRICES
TO BE AT AN END, and he most respectfully in
order Of things and appreciate fair dealing. to
call at his old location few doors west Of the Public
Square, examine the splendid stock Of Roadymads
Clothing just received and inspect the magnificent
assortment Of goods HERMAN FfSHkRs
n12O-tf
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

THERE was a gay foot race at AIiIlersbure,
Holmes county, on the llth between two
weI known citizens weighing 3G2 and 387 lbs
respectively. The former was compelled to
carry a 25 10 log to equalize weights The
contest was so close that the judges decided
in favor Of the 362 FOUNDER winning the race
by p inches The Farmer says that foot
races are quite common there--one every
eveninpi
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Mr.. BURNETTs beautiful readings of Bing-
en- on the Rhine, Win the New Year come
tonight Mamma? ? and other pathetic pieces
at Union Hall on Friday evening next,
A. o.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

PUBLIC SALE.-George Miller, near Bowl
usvine, will offer at public sale on Ist Septem-
Der, a large amount OF farming machinery
and implements; also stock, gram, &c. His
farm (see advt) will be offered at same time;
also 40 900 brick.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Ar. BURNETT, the mirth-provobing genius
of the Western Stage, will be here on Fri
day evening, oath inst.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

TRAls up child in the way he should go
and when he is sent for groceries he will go
to Stone & O'Connor's for them.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

CoREECuoN.-Therew was mistake in set
ting up the Radical County nominations in
last weeks UNION Sam'l Williams was nom
ioaied for reelection to the Office Of county
commissioner, and William Knight for In
Urinary Director. They nominated Knight
over Earsom because their deeds are evil
and they prefer darkness rather than light.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

BASE BALL MATCu.-The time for the match
game between the Urbana and Mingo Base
Ball Clubs cannot be given; as Porer'~ Band
have not vet received their new silver inslru-
ments. The Band will play for the occasion;
and the proceeds will be devoted TO their
benefit.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

THE inimitable All. Burnett, assisted by
Miss Helen Nash, the Coincidence, at Unior
Hall Friday evening. There will be a weep.
in AID a whalin." --.-
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@6tnl gntttOrg,
TOWNSHIP

James P. Pindar
- Thos. II. Berry
treas urer' D W Todd
SiSAs n Rhodes
= E6 s 4 Patrick, W F. Mosgroye, N Gallagher.
OonSSaOIeSi q Jones, John H Newell, John Clemins.
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CITY

.rlaa Geo. B Coulter
eog3cli. James P. Plndar, John 1Losggrove,
7, 49, ils- John T. ZOmbrO.
SS1Eio3 jas R Ambrose,
s..t y y, - .11'issio1,er Jas. r Ambrose.
4s5s - rE5--eofioD j. II. Young, Pres.
RT'If n BeTrT 3. B. Patrick N. G. Williams,
Rev. J. B. Tuttle, W. T. Busser, Secretary.
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For SALE.-A limited quantity of the gen
uine Linneus or French Wine Plant. Orders
should be sent in at once to have prompt at
tention. Plants ready to deliver in Septem-
Der, CHAs. SWAN, Urbana.
AVG. 18th, 1866.
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RESCUE HOOK & LADDER co, NO. l.

Foreman-John D. Gugenham; First Asst
R. J. Winder; Second Asst-K. H Clark; Treas
urer-Jas. H. Taylor. Regular meeting, first
Wednesday in each month
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

ACCIDENTS from tools and by machinery
may be insured against in the Accident In
surance Company of Columbus, Ohio.
Railroad accidents, steamboat explosions,
and all dangers by travelling at home or
abroad, may be insured against in the Acct
dent Insurance Company of Columbus, Ohio
Assassination, garrotings, assaults by rob
bers, etc, may be insured against in the Ac-
cident Insurance Company of Columbus, 0.
Bites of vicious animals, effects Of poison,
tricHinjaeis, and all similar disasters, may be
insured against in the Accident Insurance
Company of Columbus, 0.
Lightning and sun-stroke may be insured
against in the Accident Insurance Company
of Columbus, 0.
LII. Long is the agent in this place for
the Accident Insurance Company Of Colunl-
bus. Ohio"
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8unntu.
SoIdierS'S Bounty Bill
p PASSED-
URRAWA. ..

The hill granting 500 extra bounty to sol
diers and the families OF deceased soldiers has become
law am prepared to make prompt tapphGaIl0n 81 lOr
all who NAV desire to do So Discharged soialers
iL'7' IA Us ~ JAMES TAYLOR,
One door west Of Post Office,
,,- Trbana, y.
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,rrArNEss AND DISPATCH.

N A clear illustration Of the above given every da,
bF TIE Job Department of the URBANA UNIoN Office
CAL aud be astOnished.
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

THE Fourth Ohio District has been honor
ed by the election of member of the Com
mittee on Finance for the National Union
men-Col John H. James. The Ohio Mem
bers of the Committee are Col James and 7.
E. Cunningham.
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Educational.
Urbana University.

~ OAliu- OttiEOl Oi|
The Trustees have completed their arrangements
for reOpening the s..
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT,
ofthis Institution, for both sexes, on
Wednesday, the 5tk of September nert.
It win be presided over by Prof. Alfonso Phelps,
who has had much experience as educator, and in
the management Of schools Of higher grade. He
will have the assistance of competent teachers.
The course Ostudes viii include all that Is required
to qualify the student to enter the Sophomore year OF
the usual course Of our Colleges.
THE BOARDING HOUSE
will be under the immediate charge of Prof. Phelps
and his wife; and every means will be provided for
the comfort Of those who may be placed under their
care. For further particulars, application may be
made to Prof. Phelps, or to
NJ. G. WILLIAMS,
Secretary Urbana University.
Urbana, July 10, 1866. n224-6w.
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The preacher from Hepsidam viii dis
course at Union Hall on Friday evening next.
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! HoUsEBRBAElNG AND THtRYNe.-Urbana il
overrun with housebreakers and thieves. We
hear nearly every hour of new dopredations
The thieves are bold and cunning and feck.
less. eFrHF
On Friday night near twenty houses were
entered in various parts of the town, with but
little success in spoils, however, for the
thieves. Their best ''prig" was gold watch
at Mr.. Dan1 O'Connor's At various places
they stole wearing apparel; and at one house
they were so indignant in failing to find val
uables, that they broke up the queensware,
4" just for spite ~
Saturday night while the fire was raging
attempts were made to enter the residence of
S. W. HIT on Court-street and of an Irish
family in south UFbana both of which were
frustrated.
Sunday, the thieves were more successful.
While the family of Mrs. Judge Baldwin
were attending service their desidence was
entered and quantity Of goods Of consider
able value taken therefron, including silver
ware, costly dresses, &C., &c. Sunday night
and Monday night there were attempts, but
fruitless.
We have spoken of the boldness of the
thieves. In two instances were persons
Qadies) awakened by their hands coming in
contact with the face OF the sleeper, while
searching about the pillows. The" coolest
affair we have heard of happened Monday
night A law student with Young & Chance
on going to his room above the Post Office
for retirement, found the door locked. and
heard some one snoring. He made noise
but the chap arose not The student wishing
to maintain bis right to the premises until Ie-
gal7y ousted, weutfor an officer; but when
he returned the. bed was empty, get 'rag7n.
Suspicious looking persons abound; and
they should be closely watched. Last Satur-
day the loghaulers of the Strayer Mills came
upon four men sleeping in the woods east Of
town; pedlers and bummers arrive every
day and perambulate the streets.
These are unhealthy times. Pestilence and
pilfering. Use sure remedies. If you find a
man Oh your premises at an unreasonable and
unreasonable hour consider him dangerous"
and administer dose of cold lead at once
It is very eficacious, and Just now every
man should keep good supply in his house.
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TIE LATEsT.-We are having many sensa-
tions the latest of which is not The least by
any means Cholera, Camp Meeting and
Fire and now House breaking and Thieving
These are Of nightly and daily occurrence
The people on whole streets are kept in a state
of constant alarm; the thieves are no less
bold than experimentation experienced they
must be in all the arts of thievery, if we
Judge by their attempts.
What is the remedy? We can see no 9TH
er than recourse to night police force. de-
tailed from the abe-bodied male inhabi-
tants of our Incorporated village. If the
Mayor will order the detail we are confident
the people will heartily approve his action.
COLLEGE NUTICE.-We refer our read. rs to
the advertisement in another column Of
Messrs Gundry Hollingsworth's Commercial
Colleges at Springfield and Piqua. The fact
that these are Branches of Gundry's College
at Cincinnati, one of the oldest and best In
stitutions in the State, is sufficient guarantee
to our young men, that it is a mere waste
Of time and money to pay the expense at
Cincinnati and Dayton, when they can be-
come thorough Book Keepers so much near
er home. We are informed that Graduates
at Piqua and Springfield viii receive their
diplomas directly from the College Of Cincin-
natl
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Congress did on the 2sd day Of March last, pass a
act for the reduction Of the National 5bfseEey, loss
ing to the resumption Of Specie Psyment, bTeaEin8
down the premium on gold stock ealnbling, and lhs
speculative prices ofmonied h9oHoP5iists M
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PROGLAMATI0Hl


ANDREts JOHNSON; 6 The Tafi5f'i FrssideAEof Ehs
ton, April 1858 has decafgd the isuFSectsoh which
existed IN certain Of the States Of the Union 70 beat
an end and henceiOrbh 10 be 90 fegafaed3 ati4
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for Sale.
Farm for Sale.

now offer at Sale my farm, one mile and a half
east of BOwlusvie, in Champaign county containing
165 acres, 15 of which is tillabe and 40 Of timber
good comfortable house, log barn weatherboarded,
good fencing two orchards large vineyard, plenty Of
good running water-WOud make good stock farm.
viii be sold at reasonable figures. IfnOt sold at pri
vgtp sale
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1st dau of Ssptem5er, 1866,

will be offered at Public Sale, on the premises. At
the same time will be sold the personal property,
also For further particulars Inquire on the Premi'
ses, of GEORGE MILLER. r
Aug. "A, 1866. n227-Sw.
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A Coon IDEA--Our bachelor suggests TO
his honor the Mayor that in case he details
a citizen police force for night watch } young
ladies and gentlemen be appointed during the
moonlight season. He says-the old sinner
that he doesn't know of any who could
keep awake longer or would prefer to stay up
later That the boys will fight for the girls
when they wouldn't 6ght for anything else
and that the girls will be sure of protection
so long as the boys have their arms
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Farm for sale.

A farm Of so Acres, adjoining the town Of
Kingston in Salem township miles of Urbana.
This is one Of the best farms in Champaign County,
situated in good neighborhoOd aud IS well adapted
for either Stock Grain Kings Creek runs through
it. afording an abundance Of good water. There Is
on the premises a
Frame Dwelling House,
with ten rooms double cellar, and every thing wen
arranged for convenience and comfort There Is also
the farm large bearing Apple Orchard Of choice
fruit
For terms, &C., apply to the undersigned on the
premises. JOHN COHAN.
July Is, 1865 n224-m.
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Commercial College.

PESDLEToN at Piqua on next Friday.
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prices. He always keeps ~ to the glmes, n b55,
call. He has fesolfed Upon
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The cholera is daily decreasing in Cincinnati,
and up to the present time there has MT been
slight est indication of the disease in this place
yet it behooves every citizen to be prepared
for it. We again advise our citizens TO look
to their yards, ont houses sinks, &c. See
that no pestiIence breeding matter is laying
about Use copperas dissolved in water, chIo-
ride of zinc, fresh lime as disinfectants, daily.
As AN ounce of preventive is worth pound
Of cure" every one should feel it an impera-
tive duty to his own family and the public
to see that his premises are rendered as heal
thy as experience and science will warrant.
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WHEREAS,

The passage 5f this act fad an electric sett shohE
the Bulls, Bears, aud Shoddy. Spectators oi New
to r4n d0tn to "A cents and belJS, and thro, ~ ths
market on Woolens, Cloths, CassinBtssf &C., III 5g
feet patie and c0hinsi6n ana
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22
wHEREAs,

We did then and there, fhfet thEzs circumstancesK
carefully select and buy full and c3mplete stock OF
Clothing; Shirts, Under Weaf5 Hpaiefys Neck Ite5I
and Trimmings Hats and Caps, &c,f IN shat palies
stricken market at gfehily reduced Plices u being
lust the hsek Of time to secure low Pfiess ah9
Urbana union. [volume] (Urbana, Ohio) 1862-1872, 1866-08-22

Our Hibernian friend says Helmick's men
work so " "tin-derly"
CoN-TIN-U What is the best remedy for
leaky roofs? Helmick's tin-c(Dure.
Why are Helmick's cans like large ship
Because they have an immense sale (saiD.
Helmicl1, like the Atlantic Gable men, fills
all orders with neatness and despatch.
Tin tin nabulary is a big word. Helmick
has them for sale-and every thing in the
tin ware line.
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rREREFORE,
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while the Course of instruction is ulsEeeRed any
lr1ere.
For particulars address
GUNDRY & HOLLINGSWORTH,
2Z7-1y. at either Springfield or PiquR.
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WHEREAS,

These combinations and monop6lies have; fof the
last i've years maintained exhorbitaht and Uppfsss
sive hp prices for all Merchandise and especially "a
Woolens By force too powerful to Be 6Tsfcomb
heretofore By the Ordihaty means, now
, 1866-03-13

s!d i ,be erection ot pahltss :. osl'S!ns.: "a! &:
T. md M shs P hei
III fose mentioned. md to aad fo< no other Use o:
so. @ SaoH dE S, 9a
committee, with ,ul1 power 70 construct Court
Houee on t1oek 50. ORIGINAL torn. md 70 make A.
for or lie aooonnt dation Il u oniees-
The Common Council os the eitY OF Chicago, %
the aoth Of June. 1881; appointed commits q
by he iiosrd on the tane euh]set
On the teth day Of June. l8 !. sa1d committees
agreed upon and adopted p.a 1of ssnd nnaans
nsted % sad pau Ahoald se 9sed and Occupied by
he cty Il agreeing to paY (which II has> lis pro-
poioa q he e1psnrfsz; ra;,a; aIn eos Il. e,e .d a
tshed. WhenN beszme neceesaty % enlarge Iae t9e
Conf House, smother contract VA entered into
oe,a ogs. q he cost ot tic additional story and
the couEty the othe. half; and the city was to haSe
tne pte md poeseaeton Of The west bali md the
eoH! h sss' q besne ~ ia sadns to
ND r Us following proportion. Tho aty was to
pr eal psrte md the county lssl 1 Parts
!, n she cornty, and that The city has M other
Tehte n the premises than thoss secured BY the
a11tSisaFr ati aF tthch 5 = respectfu1ty submitted.
+. \. IRvzN, Counsel to Corporation
TIE WARRINGTON STREET TUNNEL
The Joint Committee On Streets and Alleys OF
Soulh ard West Divisions. in relation to the pro-
/ stscel oe he location for tunnel under the rvnt,
Trro1,cd aasc1sely. 4 minority report Tas aiso
eubuitted recommending that tho tunnel be con'
eiruc1ed at Adams street.
me Comptroller. 70 whou Mas YnfefFod thf Or
atnaner cnuee1pfnx the proposed Index to the docu
nents in the CLERKS Office. reported IN lsFos Of y