davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12
"serougabout" Picnic.

MAY 9th, 1866.
Mn. EpIroRi--Ijcing q regular
hbscribcr TO the SrAI,, and having
b,iccd your libcrality In receiving
bmmunications describing rural
|cncs, | am induced to believe that
bu would not object TO publishing
tief account Of a Picnic which | at
|ndcd, near "Scrougabout," on Sat
day, the 9th inst, given as l learn
], by Miss Sallic L. Rcneau, for the
huscmcnt Of her pupils, patrons
I'D the ncighborhood generally. II
bpcarcd on Saturday morning, that
Ic day had been held in reserve for
pc occasion. The atmosphere was
hlmy and the sunshine inviting in
Scd. About 10 o'clock the aged,
ddle-agcd and young ones COM
nccd pouring in from all dircc-
ms. As soon as getting down and
bking at your saddles, hitching
rises, mules, ETC., and loosing mules
Nm the wagons and oxen from the
It's was over, (they came in all
apes, some who lived near made up
"load" and "walked,a) and the
betting salutations were closed, the
mfrs were placed around under The
3ade trees for the benefit of the aged
me and those who didn't want tc
"a those who couldn't dance, and
B fiddler was hunted up, and the
riPping of the light fantastic toe
gan. Now, whoever originated
; saying about the eight fantastic
]" certainly didn't mean il as gen.
bal thing, because / looked close, and
saw among the mems feet, several
b0ts and shoes that must have con-
insd heavy and net altogether ''fan.
tic toes" / didn't look for th,
HES feet, because ] knew the "dou,
Z electrified" scf-sdjusting," "for.
ard action" tilting skirts hadn't be.
me fashionable set, this far South
Yen, / wouldn't have looked nohou
they had been plesdfal, because i
not polite to be peeping around
hd besides, my "bctter half" wa
here, and kept me on my P's and
s more than I would otherwise
ave been. Some few young mer
@dn't feel much like da,scing on thu
ass, and commenced giving excuses
br not getting partners fora ootillcn
hen the command was given; bui
1 you had been there, Major Ward
large and good-looking as you are
bere were two ladies there wh'
tould have showed YOU how to get ,
and very quick too, wheI
pc order was given. One Of them wa
! widow and other the married jus
png enough not to care for expenses
Ind to learn how to use q switcl
|skilfhlly." They took a walking
Anc and a switch and run fellows
|ruund generally, unncrving most Q
be young men completely, but tn
harried men present seemed to real
kc for one time, the "humiliatinI
pleasure" Of being usedto such scene
h homo.
All ninglcd together as usuaI
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12


A Coon RrrLy.--The Marshall
(1csas) Rqubiiegn, having been or
dcrcd by the military authorities
there to send iis paper regularly 70
headquarters, thus reports.
DEAR SIni | have the honor 10
acknowledge the receipt Of your eir-
c,ilar letter, containing dGcncaI
Orders, No. H." dated "GaIvcston.
Texas, March ., 1885,"
The subscription price Of the paper
iss per annum, or s2 for six months,
United States currency, invariably
In advance. =
] send You a specimen copy, and
will be much pleased to enroll your
name among my subscribers. Very
respectfully,
II. ". LouoIIERy,
Editor and Proprietor.
Maj. Gen. Wright, commanding
Department Of Texas.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

GES. EwgLr--Among the farm
ers in the city on Monday last, we
were glad to meet this gentleman, 80
distinguished as a soldier, who Is
now a resident Of "Old Maury," and
i going largely into sicck-farming.
The General has a magnificent farm,
and Il entering upon his new lie
With his accustomed energy and neal
and we hope aud predict for him
great mruess. lie appears In excel
lent health and cheerful,
injury County HesnH fih md.
A CHusg or DrTcH WIsnon.--
"why, Hans, ron have The mos
feminine east of cainienanee | hav'
ever nen.u sYaw," was the rrplv
II know de reason for dat min'
nndcr vo- a voman,'
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

Fourteen millions Of eggs pr
annum arc consumed IN Paris.
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1866-05-12

A. Afier looking into the cage, she
said, very spitefdlly, that Daniel
looked like a mean Yankee, aad she
wished the lion would chaw him up.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23

,o,.- othsrvse ou,lfAed. Another might extend
suffrage to siiens Another would lead to strife OF
unbridled suffrage. II suffrage were confined 70 Mue
voters of q years of age ard upward great
woald arise California az let her Chinese ana nail.
breeds vote; Oregon Der Indians. and any State ne
aliens But with uniform state legislation ,nn pau
men outnumber men, and from which young men SO
out to more boundless fields. But New Engatn sa
would not lose single representative. ei,n ner
tysntv one The basis Of superintendent. Other inequs
ties would exist which Mr. Cooking mentioned in De.
TAIL The second proposition touched upon toe
of richt sovereignty and denies TO the people OF tns
several States the right to regulate their own affairs ID
their own way 1t NEEDLES with right reserved 70
the States when the Constitution was adopted ana
Besides 'N most Of the Northern States DO not permit
negroes 10 vote and it would be futile to ask three
fourhs of the States to do for Themselves ana all
BY rans such an 's t sssr ' oWn
The third proposition avoids ss far as the case adm
all the objections of the other two. II contains pat
one condition. and st rests upon grnS a1srnmen
viz That representation does not belong 70 those wno
nsve not political existence but only TO those nave
Every State will be e free 10 extend or withdraw tne
franchise as IL peases imparally or TO all and THIS
without losing. anything in representation In any
State 30 long can be found which is 80 low
bad so Ignorant stupid that is deemed neces
sary TO exclude men from the right to vote merely
because they belong TO that race. In such case.
the race shall likewise be excluded from the
sum OF Federal power 10 WHICH thhs ososo
entitled re proposition thus provides for representa-
ton with TAXATION 1t brings INTO tae oas
both sexes and all ages and 80 connteracs ana
as far as possible the casual geographical ineqgaes
Of population. 1t puts every State on an equal
In the requirements prescribed and leaves every stae
unettered TO enumeIate all its people
Just as IT pleases. II suffrage is confined ss -
now taking the census Of 1850 as the foundation Of
the calculation and the number Of Representatives as
II then Stood Wisconsin Indiana, Illinois Michigan;
Ohio, Pennsylvania Massachusetts, New-Jersey ana
Maine wonld gain one Representative each and New
York would gain three. Alabama, Kentucky North
Carolina South Carolina and Tennessee would ench lose
one Georgia Louisiana and Virginia wonld each lose
two; while Mississippi would lose three. In answer TO
the argument that ctizens Of the United States and
not should be the basis Of representation and
apporionment it may be seid that the
tion il and always opposed TO this snggeetion that
il would narrow the basis Of taxation and cause consd
cradle inequalities and that many Of the large states
which arc TO pass upon the Amendment now hold the
representation in part by reason of their aliens.
The Joint resolution ordered TO be printed, ana
On motion OF Mr. STEVENS was made the special order
for to- morrow.
ADJOURNED.
Tha Uouse adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
TIE NORTHEASTERN FRONTIER.


Mr.. RICE Of Maine introduced bill provid-
ing for the defense of the frontier which
was referred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs.
SUFFRAGE IN THE DISTRICT.
Mr.. JEyCKEs Of Rhode Island. introduced q bill to
regulate suffrage and elections In the District OF
Columbia.
Mr.. MEYERS Of Pennsylvanis introduced bill pro.
vding that all elections in the District Of Columbia
to enitle citizen to vote ho shall have resided in the
said District one year next preceding the election &c
which this vote Is offered. They were seyerally re.
erred to the Committee the District OF Columbia
PASSING COUNTERFEIT GREENBACKs.
Mr.. DENNG introduced bill TO prevent the passing
OF counterfeit United States money which was referred
to the Committee on the Judiciary.
APPOINTMENT OF NAVAL OFFICERS.
Mr.; RICE Of MASSACHUSETTS introduced bill to regu.
late the appointment OF Admiras and the appointment
OF certin Volunteer officers in the Regular Navy,
which was referred 10 the Committee Naval Affairs
MAYNARD ON THE DELAWARE.
Mr.. BROoMALL (Pa.) introduced bill for the estab
ware River In Pennsylvania which referred TO the
Committee on National Affairs.
PENBIOEs.
Mr.. CULVER Pa) introduced bill giving pensions
TO certain soldiers In the with Great Britain In
1879 giving them es month from the LIST Of April 1894
which was referred to the Committee Invalid Pen.
nons.
Mr. CtLvER also introduced bill granting bounties
TO those who entered the service 10 s6l and 1862 10
put down the Rebellion. which referred TO the Com.
mittee on Military Affairs.
oFfIcERs OF THE PREsDESTs HOUSEHOLD.
Mr.. SPALDNG CO., Introduced bill authorizing the
President TO appoint certain officers Of his household
and to fix their salaries which referred TO the Com
mitteo on Appropriations.
PAYMENT OF UNION PRfsoyERs
Mr.. DosSELLr (Minn) introduced bill TO provide
for the payment OF the officers and men Of the Army
who. by confinement in Rebel prisons or otherwise,
were prevented from being mustered into the Army for
some time after their appointment which was referred
TO the Committee on Military Affsrs
OATH OF oYYICY.
Mr. FxcK (O) introduced btu to prescribe the oath
OF Office to every person elected appointed under the
naval departments. excepting the President
They are TO swear or affirm that they win support
the Constitution Of the United Staes and defend il
against Al enemies foreign and domestic, that they
Will bear true ssd fsthfnl allegiance TO the sas and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-01-23
Annual Report Of thc superintendent Of
Public PSfuting
OFFICE SUPERINTENDEST PUBLIC PRINTING

OFFICE SuPERISTENDENT PUBLIC PRrSrISo,
WASHINGTON. Jan. l6, le6o.
SIR: Herewith is submitted the thirteenth
annual report of this Office showing the condition Of
the public printing binding &C., in order that 1t may
be laid before the House.
Very respectfully your obedient servant,
Jgo ID. DEFREEs
Superintendent of Public Printing.
Hon. SCHUYLER CoLFax, Speaker OF the House OF Rep
resentatiyes.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

FSTEtR The subscriber having rented HE fISPa
EkssfYs farm, will sell at Public Sale, Oh Lh
TA..4-- THURSDAY, the 18th diy Of Fell YA..l1ks3
ruary 1896 at 10 o'clock A. M at his farm IN New Gas
tie Hundred about half way between the Bear station
and the Village OF Chrstana part Of lis Household and
Kitchen Furniture, consisting Of Bedsteads Chairs three
Stoves, Churn and MILK Pans Window Blinds, l0 OIL
Cloth Shades Brass Kettle, Sausage CUTTER and many
other articles useful in househ eeping
All his Farming Implements, (which have boon hut
little used consisting Of Wagons, Carts Flows, Onlfva
Jersey Blue Reaper and Mower, superior article;
Threading achiae 0rindstone Double and Single Trees
Wagon Harness. set ofsnge Hatness1 set OF Double
HARNESS. nearly new ! two seated Carriage, YORK
Wagon Sleigh straps Of Bells, Germ Shelters, Fans,
Roller Drill Corn Covers sets of Pow Gears Forks,
Rake, Revolving Rake, Collars and Brides oxyokes
and chains Long Ladder, Hoes Axes and lot of old
Iron.
H0RsEs.-He will also sell II Horses superior
family horse, be driven and ridden by lady; pair
Of horses suitable for driving work superior Mares
large work horses, Pony, 2 yearling Gotta
THIRTYsFIVE HEAD OF CATTLE, consisting OF o
yoke of Work Oxen 10 Cows with calves at their
sides, other coming into profit Heiers and Bulls,
10 superior Shoats $50 bushels Of good Potatoes 100
Bushels OF Oats bushels OF Beans 1900 weight Of pick
sed Pork 70 Tons Of upland Timothy atd Ci,ver Hay,
o Of Corn Fodder and Straw to be fed in the barn yard
the premises 80 Grain Bags from 20 20 80 osIs of
cobs, and many other articles not named.
Buyers may assnrtd that all above property
will be sold without reserve.
TERNS-All sums of $50 and under cash, aud all
$50 credit Of 80 days will be given by the
chaser giving bankabe note with approved endor
ser. Ian lsts JOHN T. SIMMONS.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

;,==.ueMToAIs-A suppiy Of Nichols Fine Chemicals
1 amony which are some new preparations ihsse
x ,tuas earliest Il. MeiNALl,
sis.sf Druggist, la Market Street.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22


- BY virtue Of q Decree OF the Chancellor oil
AA tho State Of Delaware, the sui ecIiber will ex-
nssU pose to sale at Public Vtndue. on WET NEs.
ZEE DAY, the 3lth day of JANUARY 1885. At 1
o'clock, P. NJ, at Foxwel's Hotel, liz the town
smyrna, the following described Real Esta late
property Of james Chambers deceased situate In Apo
qunimnk Hundred, New Castle County, aud state OF
Delaware to wit;
No. A Farm bounded by tho road leading from Tay
tors Bridge to the Smyrna end Thoroughare Neck road
and by lands Of Ayres Stockley, John Aterly, David
Chambers and others containing 1893 Acres less
with Dwelling House, Barn, Stable. CornCEib md
Tenant House thereon erected.
No. "A TtAet Of Laud, No. /, bounded by tho
aforesaid road leading from Taylors Bridge and by nnds
vi David W Chambers. Samuel Saats, Ann Fennnlote
md others, ntanng 2215 Acres more less, with
dwelling Hsuse two Store Houses and Grauary thereon
erected.
NJ. s.-A lot of Land adjoining No. /, containing u
perches more or less.
This property Is about four miles from the town o
smyrna and Smyrna Station tho Delaware hailr0ad
about miles from good landing Duck Creek AND
ado public school. All the land has boon recently
lined, aud ~ well adapted TO the growth Of Peaches
TERMs.-Tsn per cent. The day Of sale, and baanc
the 18th of February, 1856
For further particulars inquire of Mr.. David Cham
bers No. All Market Street. hladslpha, of the sub
scrtber. W. C.S"RUAhCE, Trustee
Dec. 2hth, l67bts New Castle Del
81 The subscriber will offer at Public yendne, at tn
time and place Of the above Sale tract of Lard lyo
between No. and No. q above described containing
Acres. more or less DAVID W. CHAMBERS
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
ADJOURN ED
'rps sseehs snIe of Real Estate

trustees sale Oh hSe3t tStAte.
10y Virtue Of order of the Orphans Court of the
ID State o. Deaw made at the September term A. D.
1865, will be exposed to sae at ubs Vendue at the
Hotel of Benjamin c. Pearce in the city OF WILMINGTON
Wednesday the eth day Of February 1856 at 3ocoek
d. M, the following described real estate late OF obt
McCaey, decd, to wit:
certain lot or piece of land situate In the City of
Wilmington, beginnin at the westerly side Il french
Street. at six inches tread and al the distance
of as feet from the north side Of Seventh St. Mt ~ iec
broad, at corner. OF Ann MIlvHne's land, thence
along said side of French Street norhery 30 eet TO
corner of land of Nicholas Patterson, deceased
thence thereby westerly and parallel to Seventh street
80 feet on inches to corner OF Daniel H. WOODWARD .
land by his land souhei and parallel 10 Froneh
Street, 80 eet to cerner Of land now ofNiitm Bright
thence thereby and by lands of Daniel Farra and lands
of Ann MIlyane aforesaid, eastely and parallel with
Seventh Street. SO feet inches to the place Of begin
ming the thereof less, and having
thereon A Frame Dwelling.
And II Ia ordered that the purchaser or purchasers
thereof be and at the Orphans Court Tor New
Castle County, thai the Court may assign to him. her
them the premises sold pursuant TO said order he she
they paying to the parties entitled their just and pro-
poonats shares of the purchase money, respectively or
with sufficient surety sarees to be approved by the
Court entering recognzance the be tab
and acknowledged in said Court In penal sum, to be
determined by the said Court with condition to pay to
the parties entitled severay, their executors, admins
assigns respectively, their just and proportion
shares of the said purchase mone,, with interest
IRON such time at the Court may determine in manner
aid form may BY the direction Of the said Court be
prescribed and appointed in said condition.
| Attendance will be given ard terms of sale mad,
knowa OF the time and place aforesaid by
VIM s. MoCAULBEY, Esq. Trustee or by fi4 attorney
| By order of the Court, SAMUEL GUTHRIE,
| Dec II, ls65-Jan ll-ts Clrk of orpnan.' Court.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

~ WILL be sold at Public Sale, s.n,vzxuA
<s the farm in Christians Hun Ssf%AM
Xldred, near Centresilio Moa- EN#
0Ueiay, the 9th day of February, ---~f4-z4A-
1850 at " o'clock NJ the following personal Property
Two good horses, ave Mleh Cows one yoke Ct Oxen .
3 hay Beds, horse power fhreshing Machine, Moving
hachins, Grain Drill, Grain Fan. Hay Fork, Pows,
Harrows Cultivators Forks Shovos, Spades, Clubbing
Hoes Crowbar, superior Stump Pulier, Grain Graz
dies, Moving soythea, Grain Chest, Cow Chains and r.
lot of Blacksmith Tools, such Anvil Bellows, Han
nsrs, Tongs, Drills 40 Also, Dairy Fixtures, consist
.ng u Churn MILK Pans, Butter Tub and Cream Cans
It'll variety Of other articles 81 Terms at Sale
BENJAMIN SEAL,
WIN. p. SEAL.
JOHN HEPBURN, Auet. ian l5-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
Public sale,

~ WILL be 90 at Public Sac. en- the premIses
eii in the Village OF ChristianR, white Clay Creek
Ill Id, New rastle Co., on THURSDAY, tho LIST
day Of February, 1885, at o'clock p NJ the property
Of A. ]. Williams.
No l. A House, from ting 80 feet IN Main st, on Lot
60 feet front rauutng 100 feet ka X containing IL
On Lot No. Ia Barn with four stalls and Managers,
with entry and Carriage House attacbei
No q House Is f. ct Front Main street, lot 50
feet 'front.' running 100 ieet back containing five rooms.
- Conditions at sale. THOMAS BROOKS,
WIN G. CAULK,
JAMES A. LEE,
MARY A. CLARK,
Aaaiu
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
- - - -------=-=-
FARM FOR SALE

49, The subscriber will ofer at Public Sale on
fl THURSDAY, tho lat day OF February AZ two
H#da O'Clock, p NJ at the Hotel of Mo ria Dickinson
.L&-4in Wilmington, ubont twenty six aces Of
land with a Store House with Ave rooms with frame
Barn and other ont buildings. the road running
Mill Creek to Loyes Meeting Honse bounded by lands
Of John Gregg bud others, said land Is Of an xeent
quality and well watered with fruit yarou klnos
JAMES WALKER.
L. W. sTIDHAM, Auct ian lb4s
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

The undersigned being about to teoiine ~zer&k
IN farming, will expose to Public sae OF az
AS6 vendue, on MONDAY, Jan. 29th 1865, A-.4has
at 10 o'clock A. NJ the following personal property
heifer a Hubbard Reaper and Mower combined, Jen
Lind Carriage, 1 Farm Wagon, Mill Wagon, Wheel
harrow, plows, cutivators wagon harness. carriage
do grain fan, &c, &C.
Terms made known on day Of Sale.
EDWARD D, Q. FARRAND,
Capnop Auct jan 1s-ts
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

WILL be sald at Public Sale, Oh the .xe,s&
IN farm in Chrstinna Huadred, one mile f6Af
6Awest from Campbels shops on MOI, sn.;Ahs,
M, the following Personal Property, viz; Two ZOO
horses, colt, years old, mitch cows Young our
two seat carriage nearly new, double plough cult
vator, horse rake new; double set wagon harness,
double set plough harness. lot Of vinegar and varet
GEORGE BOWERS.
L. w aTTDHAM huctioheer ian 1StH
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
TAIJEY & ALRICH.
Real Estate Agents

Ok N " q y q N Q q + -
AND AokNrs FOR TIE -
HOME LIFE INSURANU co. NEW YORK
No. 404 Market ST.. Wilmington. Del.
They ofer for sale the following property
No 1-Farm of 1870 acres; about 14o Of ihs.s .ea s
balnuye In tim meadow land oou peach ueos nv
apple orchard dwelling house and other bnildngs stn
ale ~ miles from smyrna and S1s mites ito , ,n
No 2-Farm Ct $50 acres; within two miles OF Town
and Station Delaware Railroad, near navigabie water
we'll timbered; improvements-gooi frame hous" ana
barn Price $50 per acre, half cash. ,.,-
No 9-Psrm OF $50 acres, in high state of cuitiva'
tom IA desirable neghborhOod situate on the state
Road, 81. georges Del, two miles IRON
the Delaware Railroad and mites from the Delaware
River. Terms accommodating.
No.4 Farm of 1888 acres; 10 acres of sheh are In
timber brick dwelling and good out buildings on the
turnpike Chrstana village, aud three miles ffon
i the railroad. Price $40 per acre.
No. b-Farm OF 81 acres, Glasgow improvements
| a good house and granary. Price $50, half cash.
No. e-Parm of 100 acres Of land, on the road IRON
Glaagow Eikton. Maryland &c Of which Is tim
| ber land. Price $40 per acre.
| No.5-Store, house, with 10 Of land attached
| with large and commodious brick house.
| with "a number OF farms in Maryland and virginia
also brick houses and store stands in the city
| wilmington VIM. 4. ALRICH,
nov y If WESLEY TALLEY.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22
NATUR E's LOYALTY.

y
a Laws universal and supreme, .
In Natures Realm ever seen
M In earth aud ocean, air and sky,
M No rebel atom meets the eye
The day and week, and month and year,
Keep loyal holiday with cheer.
And sun and moon, aud stars Of light
The milky-way Of lesser light,
All speak loyal resolution
For m-ther Natures constitution.
No ruiian band can interfere
To thwart free votes In Natures sphere;
When she bids mar'l Winter cease,
Tho hoar frost grasp's soon released
Then smiling Spring shows her bland face,
Wreathed in loyal flowers of grace,
saluting man with baimy kissss--
The only rebel deserving Misses
And Ia Il so, that man alone.
will cope with lewis for thronof
Resolving he will reign and rule,
Or whip Tho master and Quit the soqooii
Amazing truth, and 10 1t so,
That man 10 mans most bitter foo
Enough; It stuns the reasoning powers,
Bevilderlng thought with aching hours.
Turn. turn ye then and quickly ssek
One hundred and eleven Market Street,
where Stern keeps LOYAL CLorHEs In store,
ASSORTMENT MADE, AND MAKING MORE.
,ohH Casmers Vcstings and Furnishing goods, cheaI
and good All kinds Of Mems and Boys Clothing at III
Market street, wilmington, Del. -
April II, ls85-" ofhob sFshN.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-01-22

AN ORDINANCE MAKING AN AP.
N PRECIPITATION for tho expenses OF the city for the
year of Lord the usand eigh hundred and sixty
ak.
BE 1t ordained by the City Council of Wilmington.
SIor1oS THAT the sum of One Hundred and Twenty
Eight Thousand Eight Hundred and Fifty Dollars, be and
the is hereby appropriated Tor the parpoue OF de-
aying the Of the city for the year Eighteen
Randred and sixty six to wit
For Redemption Of water Loan, 1850
Sinking Fdnd, 1900
d" Interest Funded Debt 220oO
Public Schools 10000
:" Water Works. 10000
" Board OF Hesltk, 900
OPP. ming aud Grading streets, 5000
:" Public Buildings, 500
Public lamps, $500
+" Fire Companies, 1870
" Paving Beds Of Streets, 400
" Repairing and Cleaning Streets, l7,tO0
Mayors Court, 400
I" Incdentals, 1000
Salaries, 1bot
" Public Square, 200
" House Of Refuge 600
sl2s $50
Passed at the City Hall, January ., 1856.
e. j HoRNER,
| President OF the City Council,
| Attest, Z. 7. TAYLOR, Clerk. Jan Is wv