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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11

p1rlt OF tho German Prcss.
The Ssaa zein0 In reply to article Of the CIncd.-
natl Volblaa in speaking about the plan Of reconsuc
ton Of Congress-, Says
suffrage by any means Is clear from the action Of Con-
during session Of Ave months But tho election b
era States during the SPRING has told the leading rspoS
lican politicians shat they enforce negro suu9e
without losing their party This makes greas deal q
difference between now and then. q, 49,
what republican M Congress, with the exception o. .
few IKE kes.rA Haymcnd, Rousseau, hale, ga, va
Ss Ul .ss n n: u:
Of sudss. cas1! FsgHlsssd BY the States, sna
German republican press have defended these PrsZ
plesf
In another article on ths same subec the Sases ~
flung says 77H ea7 f-nfa -f itf
The debate On the constitutions smeudmsnt - ~
ported by the Committees hs: already -
beginning II clear that the posssIon Of the repub
cans was such - We judged IL @
The Dc~okrat reviews the new Tax BILL About tAs
income tax II says:-
II this had been honestly paid ~ ALL the sane
amount would have been realized with three psr csne
instead Of hvo percent Of the income. The COMMITTEES
81 coo end this 10 proper For 81 do, = present. -
hardly sufficient 70 defray tho expenses q family.
The reduction Of the amount received from the noo3s
tan BY this increase Of exemption H. By tho committee
estimated ct three millions although this estimate nay
not be quite correct We beiisve from esservatsoss
reduction.
Tho NeV Yorker Jos~noI in speaking about the ami.
vcrsancs and the religious societies by whom they s
celebrated, SAYS
This In the Of the anniversaries Of those u.
cietes who, about thirty years ago, made thor appsar
ance, when tho anti slavery agitation began and sn6a
then have continued their Injurious organization until
the present day They originated st time when Robert
Peel, In the English Parliament exclaimed The
twenty mlliens Of pounds which the emancipation In Ne
West Indies costs the best investment Tor The
death of naf IA q
all those different societss 10 nearly in every rospscs ~
samethe destruction Of the old Union, the spread q
intolerance, the creation OF fanatcal chupoh party
the obstruction cfrue democratic progress dsgrAaeol
OF the white masses, equality Of races, and the ntrp-
These the objects which they continually svs 70
accomplish.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
Operations OF cold Brokers-Heavy Yer
diet.
SUPREME coURr-ciRcurr-pARr II.


Before Judge Mullen.
HsrmdW FrienS 90 Lfpy@as Tcpsas-- srit re.
sslssd nom operations In rold during the year 1884
Defendant employed plaintiff 10 purchase gold fos him
On commission. margin Of $4,000 was furnished
The gold was bought and sold with the money o( plain
AN. In March, 1885, owing 10 the condition 81 the
country gold began 70 decline Defendant being pur.
chaser was therefore loser his margin being insuf-
cent having run out PLAINTIFF c.iisd upon MIN 70 take
the gold on hand Mr. roplss declined. mo usual
formal notice OF sale was then served upon him. in
March gold 10 The sspns Of o43 $50 sold al ls2k
Allowing the amount Of margin this gold disposed
Of at loss 70 plaintiff Of s1326 & Tor the recovery OF
which amount, with interest this action we brought
These are substantially the facts - stated In The CON-
plaink -t IN a ~
Il appeared for the defence that thoash the plaintiff
had some half million IN gold hand Re did not keep
separate from that used in the Transactions between
himself and Mr. Topltz NH -
Counsci for the defence moved for non suit on the
ground thss plaintiffs duty TO have the specific gold
resdy for delivery and noe refer the dsfsodans TO his
general persopsl responsibility. Tas molion was denied
by the Court when vas set up haa the margin Of III
dcscndent was the limit OF his loGs.
Amer able Arguments OF counsel the Jury retired and
brought in . verdict for plaintiR cbe SllsllI as
s Y. Nash for plaintiff. A. IL pyoti for defendant
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11

srSprxs CouRr-CIRcurr. Part 1--Oysr and rermIner
PARE Mos 1919 2z30, 2le0, 1loA N52, 22go, 2l2l.
T<o 2os2 27oe, gina 27So 1885 212s asa 21x 1919,
asa Psrt 3-Short ceusss-Ncs lana 7eoa ISIS, 217e,
2lp7 1855 2o08 27l7 1871, 207p, 21M On General Cal
sndsr-Ncs les, psi, lass, to0 "a
srrusL Tmn-Dsmurrers--Noe 2sis, ira Issue
o. Law and rsctEos lss. lss iso, iso. lsl, Tea ~
loo le2 io1.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11

her mt hersslf sometimes shs folded her srns ana
oalls that religion Did they think that the snssEs Of
Sor Tor their own brssds Fad him popular saS soo1
prinpic and he would procuD them clergy 70 give IL
sneA Applause.l
Nh. rsascss D. cios Of New Jsrssv. 80 "a abe v..
thsRoston Of being their own bierssf enemies q All
ne % WY n;s ss e. &c, .st g
Ssiocai Law aid nos dosy % dc vile q nan Amos
ns 70 her own earnings; ne had no rsht 70 her own
Nv. Of the s,sie Unssuesisd shs could not rass.
cmsnd ssoclin = wash dishes ssr sSb q nI had
~ That wss ~ waai Of the ballot hat broushl them
sz = g IL &. s :, .s ss sSss S: 81,
plated - incldsnss IN the life Of Columbus and 70 The
tsovs1 q plant esfed the rock splitter, on ths old
is nie plan, had survived The wreck q lie Csihs-
tsk % would the principles they had sdopAsd survive
nd DO Their WORK. tCheers)
Mn. HARrxR, colored vomAa, was the next speaker
NE RELAXED sorns incidents Of her life whEh showed thai
be had suffered considerable oppression after ne death
hid Of her own and three step chdsp for whose sus
,enance she was obliged 10 work. She said that the idea
of democratic liberty ws no. followed out long
bundled up 10 one parcel Of humanity shc could no,
the grand climax Of the uton until there was
no privileged class oay highly privileged nation,
liberty that manhood or vomanhood could aspire
To- She did not believe that the white women were dew
drops cShsled from the skiss n they put women 70
ent The good would vote from principle the bad from
prvud'ce or passion ard tho Indifferent would 10 with
The recsss sds she were 70 60, into car "a Phila
isdy who al In front Of the platform sperrstic.l,
sxoleimsd-'Tbsy you'd ncs DO u here"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
An Impertsns Correction.
TO THE HDIToR OF rHR HERALD.

In your paper OF this day 10 stated that we we're -
raened before Justice Bowling for violating the recent
sci Of the Legislature In boarding the English ship Or
dIliera and pleaded guilty 70 the charge We beg
spectuIly 70 inform you that such statement ID alto
rshsr incorrect Jsdgs Bowling dismissed the cass. 10
Z true that arrested By Captain HART and
fined In irons IN the hold Of the police boat but We hsd
committed o0snce and counsel this day Obtained
from Judge Barnard, In The supcps Court orders fos
The aee Of Captain HART In esch Of csses for 90
bail for the wrong done 10 rs
WILLIAM CHUHCHfLL PETER 0'DONNEL
TIkQTHy TRACY. JAMES CUNNINGHAM.
EDWARD LAFFEY. TIMOTHY MONAGHAN.
THOMAS J. ROSE JOHN SMITH.
WILLIAM MAITLAND
Nsw YonK, Nay 10, 1sSo
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Dimesltiss ~ 20 the jRenssng or House.
SUPREME COURT -cIRcuIT-PARr n.

NAY .lo-Ndmsna C. BisAep -. Alert d. BisAop-
The complaint In this &C lon set forth that plaintiff hired
from defendant the he se No Is1 f., sv.t
Iof egn months nor the 1 Of September 1885, at the
monthly rent o. as, defendant agreeing 70 give
reVuest plaintiff freed 70 wait ninth tbe ism Of he
lot we poe sesson Of the bouse and on that das
ne oemanceu ch possession, rendering the rent but
ws reiused Pnint6 then ascsrsained that defendant
nao et ne nore 10 another party Al the rent Of e1oo
Per month oy which failure 70 perform aid ccntrsct
pslnan susR fned damages 70 the amount OF 5000
Inc whole case seemed 70 rest upon . question OF
verscty bfhween the parties The jury brought In .
verdict ior defendant A. n Dyott for plaintiff b. Gal
brath fors defendant
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Ezpissie. Of sh:li-rhrss rsrse.s

In the IRON foundry Of Davies rarpum, In wslshAn.
Yesterday aftsrnoou shell purchased for od iroa en-
poded, Insanity killing VIM H. Howard and NV boZs
Bean the foreman of The foundry, md Mr. ncYanas4,
workman. NJ. Howard vW formerly captain y ths
and good o6n<ss.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-05-11
Spirit OF tho Franoo-Amerioan Press.
THH RADICAL PLAN OF RECONSTRUCTION.

Spirit OF tho FrancO-Amorioan PresSs
THE RADICAL PLAN OF RECONSTRUCTION.
The Courier DIES Flats Uni has article on this sub
ject in which, after quoting Mr. Stevens declaration
that 1t would be absurd to suppose that other States than
those that propose the constitutional amendment could
be consulted a. 70 its validity, 1t says- .A
After all such maxim would not asonish us; every
thing can make itself seen and heard Congress
where we have and heard everything. II Is .onr
the radicals that the seeded sstss longer orm us
Of the Union Happily sbs executive power. and behind
1t the great majority Of people, think differently. II
rotary OF STATE waited until the amendment aboIishing
slavery hea been ratified by two Legislatures OF the
south hsfore declaring that u was adopted and made
evef they do the radicals will always encounter this
REruBLrcAN FEDERATION.
The Messenger TrancoAm~icaine, referring to the CO.,
dial reception given TO Bulewsk, the envoy Of the
European republicans in Washington, an TO the mas
meeting proposed to be got up for him in New xolk
makes these very sensible observations:-~
We would SEQ with pleasure demonstration OF this
kind. 1t would to rem nd OF the magnincent
mani esations Of 1S48 But II 10 said that the United
States which refuses to nterfere In the ars Of this
continent ought not to intervene In questions or Euro
pean policy. Lot US draw the distinction. II IL be
question Of official and armed Intervention, concur
Cuest6 Of the exercise Of moral influence ana OF The
propagation Of ideas and principles the reproach Cd
dressed to the republicans Of America s quite futile and
its organs Has not the republic tolerated. and does
she not still tolerate even her own territory tho un
disguised insults of her foreign enemiesf Does she noe
give all the apostles Of the monarchical system full
license TO and sustain their thesis In her prcsonceS
Now her citizens only exercise the simplest and ose
the republicans, revolutionary though they may b. Of
Europe. Should they 80 and old them It would only b
g and their RISK and peril As ns
contrary to law nor to international logic.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-28
strange, but TINE.

Every young lady and gentleman In the uni.
ted States can hear something very much to
their advantage by return mail Gree Of
jharge) by addressing the undersigned.--
oplige by not noticing this card. All others
will please address their obedient servant,
CO.. TH0S. F.CY tPMAN,
feb9ly sMPtoo SCI BroJ Jay, ~.
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-28
THE STATE OF OHIO, !
HANCOCK COUNTY. (

To htQualV1d Electors Of said County:
In pursuance OF a law of said State, regu.
hting elections therein, 1, ID. d. McCahan.
Sheriff Of the County OF Hancock, aforesaid :,
do hereby proclaim and make known Iha /
the
The Hancock Jeffersonian. [volume] (Findlay, Ohio) 1857-1870, 1866-09-28

- Given under my hand and seal, a
(, the Sheriff's office, in Finday, this
L's twenty ninth day OF August, Ammo
- Domini, one thousand eight hundred
ID. ID. mCAHAN,
Sheriff Of Hancock County, Ohio.
sept 7-vl3nl6'w
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
Gold Hill, juno o. lseS. b sti :alllsz3id

Geld Hin Tsanciiing Geld and
Silver Mining Compsny-Loeailon, Gold Hill
Mining pittiiet, County or Storey, State of
Nsvsda.--Notics IL hereby giyen, that sts meet
Ing OF the Trustees Of said company, held on
the i0th day of Nay. 1855, an assessment no. ~
Of Ona Dollar per share was levied upon The
capital stock Of the above named company, pay.
able Immediately, In United States gold coin. 10
the Secretary. 4 wEeENER, No. 4l6 Mont.
eomrry street, San Franelseo. California oI TO
the Superintendent, Nr. F. .CHAPPELLET. Gold
ANY stock on which said assessments lhsll
remain unpaid on the 18th day Of June, 1865,
shall bs deemed delinquent. and will Be advsr-
,lsrd for sale at public auction, and unless pay.
rnent shall be made before, will be sold on
TUESDAY, the 10Th day Of July. 1855 TO pay
the delinquent assessment, together with costs
I Of advertising and expenses OF sale. '.
BY order Of the Board OF Truste-s.y ..i.g..s
R. WE6ENER, Secretary
ONCE, AIS Montgomery street, San Franciseo,
California --r-..'.......-
A discount Of three (s> per cent. will be allowed
on all payments made on the above assesSInent
on or bsfbre Monday. the 21st day Of Nay, 1855.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees r, ..,....
mylitd r. wEGENER,, Secretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27

LinesIu aud SIouat tIorlah HIinIng
Coupaule,. Is hereby given, that ut .
meeting Of the Dosrd Of Trustees of said 0opPs.
pIes, held on Monday evening, April 30th, 1856.
an asseument Of twerty C20) cents per share was
levied upon each and every share Of the capital
stock Of said Companles, payable Immediately, IN
United States gold coin, TO the Secretary. s...
By order Of the Board OF Trustees.
myl I'd WIN. z. HALE, ~ecretary.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27

.y.a gg. So DBNTA9TRHs8 8agylIs. as..
and invite1 all who may need bis serv!esG
Cuppink, RtoedlnN md LecehtnR per.
-sas formed In she 6est 0tyies.
ALSO, for sale, Fresh Hungarian and sW'ai'n
Leechel. ,,,.,or
,o,. tyfY, y,Iu "a Ioss S = 80 - Je27n
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
O@eo YeIIov JacLet silver MiuIuI

Omco Yellow Jacket silver Mining
Company, Gold Hill, New, June ~, l666.-Noiice .
Is herrby given that the regular Annual Meetip G
of the Stockholders Of said Company will be held
9, the Company oAs.. - Gold Hill, on MON.
3o'clock 2. ~ Of said day. for the purpose Of tho
election Of . Board Of Trustees for the rnspibg g
year and the transaction Of such other business
= may be legally brought before the meeting
All holders OF Proxies, are requested 10 die
them with tho Secretary on the7 Jnly,an.
'7' '''' WIN H. WATSON, Sec'y.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27

r.-..y . d b, ,TONHORIALtgHg ;ubl.
The SHAVING SALOON has also been reno.
waited, and refutnished With new and KEEN razosS,
elegant fancy, soaps, the fnest perfunery. and
clean linen napkins. ETC.
HAIR CUTTING also done In the latest and best
styieG =. .g-l'..Rt s..f r"If r'..EgEEF Ta
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
H. G. MANNING, Secretary:
Gold Hin, jude Q. 'Is66.' I'd

Moant nsrIah. Mining Company,
Exrelsior DiNrlci Notice Is hereby given, that
In accordance With the laws Of the State. and by
the laws Of the Company, there will be sold at
pubic auction, In iront u Il. G. Msy nard's Bank.
Ing House. Gold Hill, at the hour Off o'clock p. n.
JUNE 30th, 1896, 80 macy Of tbs shares " tho
the names Of the following persons. ~ will pay
the amount duo for assessments, together with
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
BATHS! BATIIS!!

THE UNDERSIGNED IN. 9 .,sznns,
1 forms thr public Of Gold -
Hui, and vicinity. that hr hH. f-.Tue
entirely rrflted his BATH keS-ns
ROOWS-clean linen and Russian towels; hot
and cold water In abundance. Batht every day
from now on, Spring and Summer. -.r ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27

TRAVELLING AND PREIGHTlNG.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
DELINugENT ASsESsnkNT GALES.
KeaTIarre 1IInIna CeuDSoy,-Lo.

KearsaFEe mining Cenp6sy.-Lo-
cation, Tulare county. Csiifornia-ho otiee--1 ho
Shareholders arc hereby notified that In accord.
the By laws Of the KssIsarge Mining Company,
hnd by order Of the Board Of Trustees, there will
be sold st public auction in trout OF the ofiee Of
the Company, In Gold Hill, Nevada, on 7 uES-
DAY, the tenth day Of JULY,'A D. 1856. at
O'Clock P. u 30 many shares or paris Of shLres
Of stock In said Company, standing In the names
Of the fllowing named persons, rs Will be neces.
sary 10 pay the assessments due tbsreon,- tnge.
ther with costs Of sale and advertising. unless
the same is paid previous 10 the day OF sale. 70
Nomss. No. Ctrts SAdrss. Ant
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
MINING ASSESSNENTS LEyILD.

= WM. z. HALLs' otCIelHy
Gold Hin, May 81, 1855. .u $40 - ~
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
"roTHETI,AnRs. ro

,pr. Mayer would also inform the Ladies' ths,
he has dttsd Up Q PRIVATE, RooA for them and
for children, whtre particular attention win be
paid 70 Hnr Curling. Cutting, and the applies
under the direction Of an artist recently from
San Francilco. a.if Irv.-.4. FrF rr.. ..
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1866-06-27
BY order Of the Board Of Trustees.
WIN. &. HALE, Secretary.
Gold Hill, May 81, 1885 49, ~ ''." I'd
LIneoln niinina Comauy Exec

, Lfneoln niininG Comnny-E Excel
sIor Dlltrlct -No,ice In hereby giveI, that In &C.
cordHnce with The laws OF the State, and the BY.
Laws Of the Company, there VIII be sold Of public
auction, In front OF II. @. Maynard's Banking
HOUSE, Gold Bill, at the hour Of 2oclock, ?. ~,
JUNE 30th, 1865, so many shares Of the Capital
Stock Of the above Company, sanding ln the
names Of The following persons, a. will pay the
amount due for ssssssments, together with costs
Nj sala boot
, 1866-10-29
COLLECTORS NoTICE-state of1lIi.

-
CITY CuLlIC1pAs OFFICE, Corrr uoCsE,
Icon No. II. CHICAGO, October q, 1876.
1u1l!G nosIct " hereby given That the fuoyin. u2
ssI1pt1 warrants have been placed In ms hands tor
Warrant No. 80, Wost-Dated Ger. eth 1856, eod H.
sued for the collection Of sptclsl assessment Jtyei
!or constructing sidewalk on the eouth Side OF r..
ef street bStx csn 9cke7 street and Abe reB street
warrant No. 81. West.Dad Uet. eth. 1866, aud 1s-
sue1 or the eo1ltsIion Of special assessment Levied
ior he filling, grading and piinking Tue alley In Uiock
~, CAfnthtsFs Addition to EhfcsEU.
Warrant No, a. West-Doth.l Oct 2sth, 1sS and H.
ioE widening seclty street norih VI Vest Jackson
street n the width ofsixiy!1 fee cnrrepoudiu. viii
that portion Of Scc1ey street si1ty.six et vide
between West Jackson nul West Adam. streets.
MaEtAnt No. . Mest.pateA oct -4t. 1861, aud ts
for tt opening OF M alley sixteen 6} fer w11t from
1aullha street 70 Reuben srecI running ea.t aud west
through ots and 10 Block y, Cauai Trussecs' sub
Warrant No. 81, West-Dated October u, 1855, and
Issued for the COLI ction OF EccAl assessment icTied
Tor opening eighteen foot alley runntn. from West
Jaelstn stlectto West Van Eu1en street. In Block l9
Ane letween Lois ~, l. and Lots q 10, II,
Warrant 10. III Wit nassd oc;ooes III II, is5s and
ssned :or tho eol!ee.!on q sreea1 evd
son street, het~ttn ll.steu AMI Green strcc,s.
warrant No. n, Me.t-Datea Octobes 2s, lsf6. and
ssnet for the collection o. epeti. nssssuent levied
for resoEstne1inE 50 valk Ii in,n, Of OF adsec7s
Warrant No. -. Nest-Date.! October 81, 1866 and
tsened for the collection Of epecta1 IyieI
tor sceonstructinE sidewalk on north side Vi Lake
All pereons Interested In SAID a6osc assessments arc
TcGnes1ed io maize Immediate payment my onc..
In default Of such pay-c1t the said assessments Will
r. cnlssed nt the cost and csp;nse of the persons
QEtS1l3t
, 1866-10-29
COLLECTORS NOTICE State of
~ Illinois, County VI Ceok-As. ...


CorE1 HoCsf. CHICAGO, Oct. n, ltd.
1ublc not1ce Is hereby given that the following e
ee5!bsd Mas5ants have been placed IN INF hands fur
Warrant No. Sc. south-Dated Oct. a..h, ,sss, and
ssued for the colle Of ape%laI asses,reat level
fur The escr1icn Of eight lamp posts TTenty.pnh
tttect. bet ecu lncana avenue and Calumet avenue
Warrant No. SIS. SonfH-nated Oct. .iih. l5.A, and
utd Tor the tol eCtion Of special assessment levied
Tor tht eEsct!1n Of tEn 90 lamp posts Peck cur.
Warrant No. sI4. south ate1 Oct 2th 1874, aud
tssEcd for the COLLECTION OF special assessment levied
tof tie cTeCtion Of tficfn l3 lamp posts on NIchi.
Fan asenEc, between Twenty sixth Anu Twenty nIuth
streets.
for the erection of foGr .aHp posts on Tweaty.hfh
stI.et. between lnttla.a i &v1lFa avenues.
Warrant No. 5l6+ EQC{2eDAt1l Oct 2:th, 1865. ard
1ssne1 ff tile Collection d special ssFeSsenS levied
for The erection Of t~o lamp POSTS on Fourth ayrnne
at the follow n potE ts vtz at the southwest cor
Fourth emo at out one huLafel aLu feet
sonth OF Taylor rtrect-
Warrant No. SIT, Sous1--Dated Oct. 9Th, 1861 and
issued for the collection Of special assessment levied
tos The erection q elercn l1l lamp Gosts Prairie
pest south OF Sinett snth street.
Warrant No. sis. Eluth--ua:ei Uct aith 1S6a aud
issutd toE TIC collection u special assessment Levied
ot he Sttctieu Of cae lamp pnst On LIE northeast
nGr Of Twenty third street and Prairie sFenuc.
Issued fur the collection Of special levied
street. between Wells and Glars ttrests.
All persons Interested In ttd AbJ:e Assessments are
requested to make immediate at my otrs. In
deauit OF such payment the ssl aasessmets viii ID
htrelDr. A. II. HEAID.
Vcst-lst CtT Collector,
, 1866-10-29
N0LLEcT0RS oFFICE-state {


EIII CoLLLcyoc's UEF1cE. CoCET Hcr.E,l
Room No. II. Chicago. Oct 11h 1865.
Prhnc nolice II hereby given that the following de
scrlsd Warrants have 1cea placed IN ny hands Tor
WsTren; e. ~ we<-pased Oct 9Th. 1 and Is
tns reconssractnS Attcw wslss On west silc ol ALay
Street. tefwecn J-st. street and Fulton street
Nnrrant No. 49, West-Dated Ots. .Iul, 19S and H.
sQr for the collection OF special assessment ley Isl
for 7ccecstsnciinr Sidewalks north side Of Madison
greet, between Peoria and Saa1aUon stre-Ls. -"
Warrant No. TO West~Datel Oct 9ssA> 1SSS and Is
sued III the collection Of special as.e*<.tns Levied
tor feeonsuuctrG sidewalk on west side sf Aia street.
between Lake street and Depot place
sued tor The collection CT special asaa,q1en. levied
Or the cCetlo1 Of two laup poss On Vest Eie street,
between Trfen and Halsted eHrets. 49,. -
Warrant No. i69, Wext-paseu Uct. s!tn,. 18A. and
Issued for the colleclhu ct srec1al assmtt lerId
fnr repa!fipE sidewalks cast stdc Of Southwestern
avenue tom Madison TO Monroe stFee:s.
WaYr4pt no. -t2 Htst-nate1 Oct. Ath, 1S66, and
Nnr tEe erection cf ~ lamp posts Hubbard streft
tntEren Page street and Wood STREET,
warrant 80. I'LL. West-Datel Oct attt. 1SaS and
ssutd for the collection p& special emf ley
for the erection Ct scytn lamp posta NaEre ktrtet
between Rotey street and the vest side Of uoyne8eft.
Warrant No. se5, Wcst-Dnted Oct nth, 1s56 nnd
tssued Tor the COLLECTION Of speciaf lcre
eteet between kntey 1z point shout one hi-
dfed ftet ~e3t 1ff1akler street. ;
AL persons 1ntcFes1eI In said assessments
qrcsei 1nsEe i.Iaetllrc pay at 17 oidcc IN
default such pa, Ment the said Assessments will ha
enlectcd Mt tie cost aud expense OF persons liable
therefor. -
oSr,s,lst All. uEALD, City Collector.