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Additional 'COntributions,

The following are the sums received by the
Mayor since our last report:
Officers and employees in the various
Yard, s 81 ,so9 %
Citizens of Newport, r I, 779 90
Orthodox and Baptist churches, Graf
ton Centre, Mass, SIS 90
Unitarian Parish, Fitchburg, Mass. $50 90
Citizens of New Haven, CT, 1924 90
Capt. Samuel Nichols, Newburyport,
Mass, so 90
Capt. J C French. Leavenworth,
Brunswick, BOZ 10 90
Citizens of Taunton, Mass, additional, 106 so
John Kimball, Portland, 80, 500
Unitarian Society, South bingham,
Mass, go 90
Pupils of Miss Porter's school, Far 8 j
mington, CT, 50 90
Citizens of Springfield, Mass, 1,0l5 90
Sunday School, NJ Oh, Railway M, S 90
''Unknown,' Great Darlington, Mass, ,ao 60
1st Parish. Exeter, NH. 377 rs
Theodore s Paxton, Utica, NY. 100 90
w Perkins. Concord, N H, s4.iag 10 90
Uniyersalist Parish, Stoughton, Mass, so 90
Citizens of Rochester, H, 1,100 90
West Parish Society, Andover, Mass, ia Is
E Richardson, Cambridge, Mass, rs 90
General Post Office, City Post Office e
shAAY ooh hUoAtOA OAlCcS w aSu~f . i1LaI d.
ington, D G, m 3O4 90
st Paups Church, Pawtucket, RI, 1872 81
Cong. Church Society ,Wenham, Mass, 80 90
unknown, Lynn, Mass, 90
s. Senter, -. 4so 90
Cong. Society, Tewksbury, Mass, rrss so 90
Phillip Eastman, Saco, 7Jaa ayssi - so 90
Amount of the foregoing, $l1 ,673 o6; amount
previously acknowledged, $l77,6T.19 /; total
amount received thus far, $3.50 ,350.25. IA
Mr. L Winslow, agent of Che Winslow
Machine Works, ordered some articles from
Hayden, Geve & Co, manufacturers of water, gas
and steam cocks, at Haydensville, Mass. The
goods were promptly forwarded and with them,
receipted bill. with letter requesting the
acceptance of the articles and expressing OF
much sympathy for the losses sustained by our
citizens.
Mrs G W Beal Acknowledges the receipt OF
one box of clothing, to be distributed among
the sufferers, from Mrs H L Gregg and others OF
Philadelphia. e
Collector Washburn has received a'telegram
from his brother, Gen w d Washburn of Mime
apolis Informing him that the millers of that city
had sent 100 barrels of -four for the Portland
sufferers. l2'n#
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Those who have been subject to Nervous headache
for years. restored to perfect health by one dose
forty drops) OF METCALFE's GREAT RHErM ATIs,
Kennedy ~ never iAus' Jul13 m
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UNION REPUBLICAN, NOMINATIONS
..- FOR GOVERNOR, y syer1
JOSHUA L. CHAMBERLAIN,
oN OF BRUNSWICK.
OF BRUNSWICK.

For Members of Congress:
list Dist.-JOHN LYNCH, of Portland.
End Dist.-SIDNEY PERHAM. of Paris.
8rd Dist.-JAMES G. BLAINE, of Augusta
4M Dist.-JOHN A. PETERS, of Bangor.
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xxx c0NGRESS---First Session

,r<,. WASHINGTON, July 1S.
.NL T SENATE. u
Mr.. Wilson, from the Military Committee,
reported adversely on the bill to increase the
pay OF army officers; also adversely on the bill
to appoint commission to investigate the
subject OF transportation between the east and
west. Ns@ gf;g-8E fgH sR4AH
va The bill to fund the public debt was made a
special order for tomorrow. 1t was previous
ly amended by striking out the first and sec
ond sections, giving the Secretary of the Treas
ury authority to issue 5 per cent. bonds.
MIR. Sherman said he should press the bill to
a vote tomorrow. .~
Mr.. Fessenden reported the Civil Appropri-
alton bill.
The bill to bridge the Mississippi at Quincy,
Keokuk and other points was taken up for the
4 purpose of agreeing to certain House amend
ments, which were agreed to with an amends
ment requiring the consent OF the States on
both sides where it is proposed to build the
bridge.
The bill relative 10 bridging the Mississippi
was then sent to the House for concurrence.
70 The bill equalizing bounties was then call
ed up, when Mr.. Pomeroy announced the
death OF Senator Lane OF Kansas. The GUS
tomary resolutions were adopted. Adopted.
Adjourned.
Mr.. Washburne of Illinois, obtained leave
of absence for the remainder of the session
on account of i'll health.
The Senate's amendment to the bill crea-
ting the grade of General in the army was
concurred in, with verbal amendment.
The Clerk of the House was directed to
present the Secretary of State the freedmen's
Bureau bill with a certificate of the Clerk OF
the House, and Secretary of the Senate that
it had passed over the veto.
The House agreed to the resolution giving
Koontz the contested seat from Pennsylvania,
and he was sworn in. ttfld-
THE Senate bill providing that the public
school fund In the District Of Columbia shall
be apportioned equally for the education OF
white and colored children, was passed.
Mr.. Alley from the select committee to in
vestigate the assault on the Clerk of the Post
Office Committee, made report in part, re-
commencing the discharge from custody OF
Ed. Towers, there being no evidence to war
rant his detention. The report was agreed
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
City of Portland.

VNHEREAS, the City Councii an A.. ...ora ,,,,
wv Of July, 1855, passed an order srectino tSss
Committee on laying out and widening streets, to in
Fore to Commercial street, east Of the Old Custom
House lot-notce is hereby given to all parties in
terested. that the Joint Standing Committee Of the
City Council on laying out new streets, viii meet IN
hear the parties and view the proposed way on the
twenty of July, 1866 at four o'clock in the at
ternoon, at the Old Custom House, ON Fore street,
judge whether the public conyen ence requires said
street or way to be laid out.
Given under our hands tins eighteenth day of July
A. D., 1866. r AUG. z. STEVENS,
-i. s.H. r.H 4f EDMUND PHINNEY,
A.. g..
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NOTICE-REUBEN KENT has made arrange
~ ments to be supplied from Boston with Pilot
3read, Ship Bread and Crackers, at the Store of
dessrs. Chase, Rogers & Hall, No. 81 Commercial
treet, until he can resume business at the old stand
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HOUSE for Sale, in North Yarmouth. 1t is
Ii one and q halt story, with Stable and forty
the town, about 10 minutes ride from the Grand
Trunk Depot and half mile from the Post Office
and Meeting House. Apply to j. STAPLES, Jr.,
on the premises. a 81 .fs julio 2w*
n RENEE r. r. Co.--The Stockholders OF the At
lantic and st. Lawrence Railroad Company. here
way Depot, in Portland on TUESDAY, the 7th day OF
August next at 10 O'clock A. NJ for the purpose OF
making choice of n'ne Directors for the ensuing
year, and for the transact on OF any other business
legally presented.
80 81 ~ II. W.HERSEY, Clerk.
Portland, July 10, 1866. jyI9-eodtm
HOUSES FOR SALE-House corner OF Congress
IL and Merrill streets; also, House adjoining the
same with 10000 feet of land. This lot viii be di
vided to suit purchasers. Terms easy and made
known by applying to w. W. Carr, at VA. Duran's
Clothin4 Stoi ., foot Of Exchange street.
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House Lots I'M Westbrook
~ at Auction. On Wednesday, July 25, at
o'clock p. M. on the premises, we sell six House
Lots, very valuable. They are on Pleasant street,
Westbrook between the Morrill, Corner road and the
residence Of VIM. Paine, Esq They are beautifully
located near the city, desirable ior building ana the
lots large The land is excellent for gardening pur-
poses end very inviting for residences. Terms easy
HENRY BAILEY & Co., Auctioneers,
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A CARD-The undersigned hereby tenders his
N sincere thanks to his friends and neighbors, for
the very generous manner in which they have shown
the gratitude to him. for what they lease to call
invaluable exertions staying the fire on the corner
of Oxford and Franklin streets, on the 9th inst.
y sler HENRY ID. TRIP.
Portland. July IS. u -.... d1tk
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

WASHINGTON, Jan. f2-SryArR Mr..
Grimes presented the petition Of the
citizens of Arkansas, asking for the or
ganization into Territory of district
Of country lying in the west of that
State, which they assert is now howlS
ing wilderness, though capable of sup~
porting large population. The petition
was referred to the Committee on Terri
tories. viieaa
Trumbull presented the memorial of
the American Free Trade League, asks
ing for equality of taxation, and that
no protection duties be enacted, which
was referred to the Com mittee on Fi-
nance. ~ -&.st. t.sf. sA 5aess s.
Bar. Grimes gave notice that to~mor-
row, or noon thereafter, be would intro
dnce bill to fix the pay and establish a
number Of the line officers of the q. s.
Navy. TFA 1hss g
2 Mr.. Wilson introduced billto restore
to the Secretary of War supervising
power over the Commissioners of Indian
Affairs, which was referred ta the Mill
tary Committee. rssH at
Mr.. Norton offered q resolution in
structing the Committee on Finance to
inquire into the expediency offorming q
special committee to investigate the con-
duct of supervising agents of the Treas
ury Department, which was adopted.
The Senate, on motion of Mr. Trum-
bull, took up the bill for The enlargement
of the Powers of the Freedmen's Bureau.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
Great Robberv nt soheneetndly.

b SCHENECTADY, Jan. 12.-The clothing
store of Van Vanken q Archer, in this
city, was entered By burglars last night,
and goods to the value of between s., 1000
and $4,000 carried off. An entrance
was effected through the rear door of the
store, q hole being bored through it large
enough to admit a hand. and the bolt Of
the dooS drawn back, The burglar se-
lected only the finest articles OF goods,
and took among other things about 95O0
worth of ready made clothing. The
6rm offer q reward Of $500 for the ap-
rreheIsinn of the thieves and the re-
covery of the property.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
From New orI.ans.

NRw ORLEANS Jan. 1.-THE ST..
Charles Theatre has been purchased BY
Een De Bar, for $l20 900.
Gen. Clark arrived from Brownsville,
with important dispatches for the North.
Generals Weitzel and Crawford were
given dinners by the Liberal Msxicans
in BrownsvilIe. Essobedo, Coriinas,
Garcia and Romero we're present. Much
good feeling was shown By the Federals
generally toward the Mexican Republi-
cans.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

M. Henry s. Dunn, Superintendent
ei khs New York and Schuykill Coal
Company, was brntalIy murdered by
lhsse men, on Tuesday night, near
lie, Pennsylvania. Tie murder
.axs.sa.spad. @
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

Fox Hnnt--Fenian Congress. sc.
New YoRK, Jan. II An exciting fox
hunt came off yesterday on Union
course, Long Island. Some half doz-
en foxes were run down.
The Fenian Congress yesterday ad-
journed sine die.
The Times dispatch says the last
plank of the scaffold near the eye Of the
dome Of the Capitol, was removed this
evening, revealing the magnificent de-
sign on the fresco on which for eighteen
months past, Constance Bramsky has
been at work.
The Worlds dispatch says: 1t ia re-
ported that $4,000 in fractional cur
rency will be destroyed By the Treasury
Department in few days. The inten-
ton is to substitute an equal amount of
neH currency for that which is cancelled.
ALouisville Associated Press dispatch
says the Rev. Thomas J. Fisher died
yesterday, in that city, from wounds re
ceived on Monday.
The Times Washington special says
party of prominent gentlemen from
New York, headed by Gen. Strong, ar
rived in Washington this morning, for
the purpose of presenting the name Of
Henry a. Smith for Collector.
Mr.. DefeE is also in Washington
backed by strong influence, and the
name of Judge DIN, of the Supreme
Court for this district, is also presented; !;
but the President to-day assured the
aforementioned delegation that he was
in no hurry to make the appointment.
20 The Canadian embassy, headed by
Hon. Mr.. Harley, who came for the pur-
pose of urging the renewal of the reci-
procity, treaty arrived here last evening.
They will find their object exceedingly
difficult to obtain. Petitions from an
hands against the renewal of the treaty
are pouring in.
The World's Washington special says
Major-General Custar is the officer re-
ferred to in recent dispatch as having
expressed dialoysl sentiments at q pub
lie meeting in Texas he is among the
mustered out s 8ses
An immense number of claims have
been rejected recently by Commissioner
Barrett, upon the ground that they do
not come within the letter or spirit of the
law. These claims are, however, Of such
character as meritthe consideration Of
Congress; and while there are not legal
right on the part Of the chalmers to re-
ceive the pensions, the Commissioned
recommends that they be paid neverthe-
less, under special enactment Some oi
these claims may not be presented for
years. The House yesterday adopted
the rule in this matter, snd fixed the
date of the passage of the act Of relief
as the date Of each of the pensions
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
BANK NOTICE.


t-esssst''tA 80 TREAsUgx DEPARTMENT,
.0ffice Com proiler OF the Currency,
y ffszss ..ge = w ashingtont Dec. 80, 1855.
Whereas, by satisfactory evidence presented to
TIE undersigned, IL has been made to appear that
the l. .uisiana National Bank Of New Orleans, in
the city OF New Orleans, In the Parish Of New
orleans and State Of Louisiana. has been duly or.
ganized under and according TO the requirements
of the acts OF Congress, sLttlei Z a act 70 pro
vide national currency, secured BY q pledge Of
United States bonds, and tp provide for the circu~
Iation and redemption fharesf approved Junei Al
1904 and has compiled with ali the provisions
Of said set required TO be complied with before
commencing the suHineas Of banking under said
act.
Now, therefore, I. TRKxHkn CLARxx. Comm.
troler of the Currency do hereby certify that the
Louisiana National Bank Of New Orleans. in she
Oity OF New Orleans, in the Parish Of New or.
leans and STATE of Louisiana, ID authorized to
commence the business OF banking under the act
aforesaid. .a assgs4 asarsgt -
In testimony whereof, witness my hand and
seal OF once this 18Th day Of Decem bsr, 1855.
" s.ss.t ~ FREEMAN CLARKE, Comptroller.
The bank will be in operation BY the 2eth inst.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

New YoRK, Jan. l2-The steamer
Scotia from Liverpool, with dates of the
Both and 3lst, is signalled and win be
up about 10 An.
The Herald 8 correspondent states that
on the trip of the steamer Moses Tay~
lor from San Francisco to San Juan,
with California passengers for this city,
an Irishman came on deck, with a re-
volver and said he would shoot any man
who was not Fenian Two English
men at once denied having any Fenian
proclivities BE shot them both. he
was wounded himself internally, and
jumped overheard, but was rescued BY
the crew. y
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music TEACHER.
Mral:i,... IL o. Able

. Mrs B. S. "A bic
IT7IsHEs TO IEFoRM OUR CITIZENS
w that she viii give lessons in Plano and
Guitar Music at her residence, on First streat.
jast b. low Divi.ion. Having "a an exyerienes.
Of over ten years, she feels conhdeut that shs ca
render fun Satisfaction 60 all. Parents desiring.
y . Sts ss a sIss sS s bsr a 11iS So
residences. janis I'm
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'4-----aa-l.-a4--'- --'-'---'-
NOTICE.
Dissolution Of Co-Partnership.. !, !.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT TIE
In Co-pArtnership herefofore existing between
Edward II. Doyle and James II. Lotspeich. under
rhe nams an stYle Of Doyle 4 Lcsspeich, was
january 1866, Edw4rd T. Doyle having retired
Rom said firm. ~
The business will hereafter be conducted by
James b. LotspeIch, at the old stand, No. 5 First
street, by whom the business of The late arm win
be settled s-.sg' EFT DOYLE,
jan12 2w %As 5. B. LoTSPEIcH.
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Latest News.

Gold closed in New York yesterday ct
81 3SII & saH e -----
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

NEW YoRK. Jan. 12--P. n.
COTTON more active aud steady; 5o@51e FOR
r1iddiing.
FLOUR dril, and common grades 1O(9i6c low
ers 1907 90 for extra State; 40@7 53 for ex :.
tra h. ii. o.; 69Gs 30 for trade brands; mark
ct heavy. IA
WHISKY quiet.
WHEAT duh aud spring neninaiiy 293 lower,
and nohing Of moment doing. saaTiI
CORN dull aud lc lower
OATS dull. p r
PETROLEUM dull af Ftsa
PORK opened exnited and higher and closed
advancing at 30 0o130 371z; new mess closed a.
~ 90; regular st 2 s71z@30 90.
LAID heavy at I5@le1zc. EasgIii'
BUTTER quiet
CHEKSE dull
MONEY market atcsdy at 6 par cent. ofsl'
STERLING quiet at 1055<0109. 20
GOLD a shade drmer; opening at 1881, ad-
vansing to lss7 declining 10 1887 and cosfag at
GCEERNEExT STOCKS without decided
change. 9ff 81
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'ETRoLEUM dull.


CISoIsFATI. January l2-P.M.
CORN dull ct 67c for tar NaNA
OATS nrmer and IA good demand at SOC for
No. a Ms sss45 i.es&@
RYE qni Z af 75s for No. J. fa
HOGS opaaed active at IL 90, but clesed rather
dull ct IL T5912 90. Recsipts 6,0OO
MESS POkK in coed demand at 20 so. 3
GREEN MEATS dull on account Of the mild
mesa of the weather, at 85z, 1915 aud i7o fer
shoulders, Sides and hams
BULK MEATS and bacon unchanged 38ai
LARD 10 good demand at Esc for prime city.
GR00ERIES quiet.
COTTON dull at 45c for midd'ing
Whisky steady at 2 rs for free.
GOLD 139. "a ~
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SHIRT MANUFACTORY.
y. SMITHS
SHIRT MANUFACTORX.
SIC. . 9eO0nd ut,
fu mars sEoux.l

CHIRTs MADE TO ORDER From MEAS
~ urment and 1t warranted. A stock
ready made Shirts and Collars always hand, and
at prices that win suit the prrek.-s-. %rrkide
aEirrs, Sticking Boro.ns, -, done VITA Ds.tness
aad despatch.
Thankful for past fAgors. tbs sza4eEibeT esspsst
faily scltoifa . coBtrznGs Of taa psetenzse Sc
orally bestowed To- 50 Pszs aTs Ts4Es.
. sMEEa
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
Chicago Market.
ELouR dalI

FLOUR dali
No. 1. ~
CORN quiet.
OATS firm.
HIGHWINES dull.
PROVISIONS active; mess pork advanced Soc !;
pure q OO9N bl There ia a good inquiry for
171se English meats are frm: bulk shoulders
are 20 moderate demand lard Is frm at l6sz9I7c
HOGS unchaased ed dressed are dali, in conss-
qrence Of Infayorable weather; safes at 10 ODta
10 80, dividing oE 200 lbs. 10y
.. eelpta-36oO bEls -four, 1900 bush wheat,
IL 900 bush corn. ~
Shipmen ts-2, 100 bls flour, l, 500 bunhsIs whaat
$500 bushels corn. HEIF
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13
VOLUME XVII.

osE-ARxED BEsRr.--The trial Of this
noted desparado, says the Louisville
Journal Of the 10th, has been set apart
for Monday night, before the Military
Commission of which Major General
Hartrauft is President. Berry is to be
tried upon charges Of murder and rape
There are against him fourteen specif-
cations of murder and two Of rape.
+ THE ABoRr1os CAsEs--The case of Col
James s. Jacques, says the Louisville
Journal of the 10th, charged as scces-
sory to the killing of Louisa c. VIII
liams By abortion, in September last, viii
be called for trial in the Circuit Court
to-day AaE gDgT6waN
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

9xNkw YoRK, Janso12--The steamer
New York sfrono AspiBwail, with Cali
fornia paHsengerss ia below
The steamer Moro Castle from Ha-
vaua, is also below.
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RELIGIOUS.
Liberal Christian worship.

Rev. J. G. Ferouap, Unitarian, viii Lestrre ID
Mpsonic Hall. corner Of Main and First streets, ION
sunday next, 18th inst. futj set Of the morning
lecture; Imortality an Inherltancs and BIess-
ing to the whole Intelligent CREATION. In the
Essning: Unitarian Views Of Christ; the belief
Of the early Christian Fathers. sal
Services will CONNIE -ce at the usual hours.
Seats zee. No collection will be taken up. Tia
public are cordially invited. janIitt
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1866-01-13

W army ~
New York, Jan. 1.-THE Tribune 8
Washington special says General Spin
ner of the q. s. Treasury has informed
several banking companies, applicants
for designation as repositories of Gov.
eminent funds, that it is the policy of
the Government not to establish any
more repositories than the necessities of
the Government demand, and when no
actual necessity exists for Che establish
ment of such repositories, he must de-
cline to authorize them.
Senator Wilson's bill for the reorgani-
zation of the Regular Army. was framed
upon q plan laid before the President
and Secretary of War few weeks
since BY Gen. Grant. Gen. Grant ex-
presses the opinion that the necessity
Of maintaining large military force in
Southern States no longer exists He
believes that material reduction in the
number of our troops remaining there
may still safely be made.
The Post Office Department has re.
ceived reports for December from It's
agents for opening new effices in the
Gulf and Southwestern States All
concur in the atatements, that the tax.
ing of the test oath, that have not vol
UNFAIRLY given aid during the rebellion,
whether postmaster, internal revenue or
Custom house officers, Immediately out.
laws the officers from all social inter.
course. The feeling against the North
Is as bitter in all the States IS during
the war.
Another delegation of red men, 25 in
number, and composed of Cherokees,
Chickasaws and Choctaws, has just ar
rived in town, to lay their grievances
before the Indian Commissioner and
their Great Father The Commissioner
has not fully investigated the complaints
OF the delegation Of Sacs and ChoctsWs,
who still remain in the city.
The Supreme Court to-day was en-
gagged on the great California cham
paigne case of revenue infringement.
d. r. Eaton, of New York, delivered the
argument for the plaintiff, and Attorney
General Speed, assisted By Judge Lake,
District Attorney of California, con-
dncted the defense.
Another case of conscience has been
reported to General Spinner from Phila-
delphia. An anonymous party deposits
q considerable sum with collector of
internal revenue, announcing that it
rightfully belongs TO the Government
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CITY NOTICES.
Notice to Contractors.

n nEcEMBER q. 1866. Y
Ths ConmoR Council Of the City Of Evansville
viii receive Sealed Proposals until the 10th day of
January 1866, for grading aud bowl -ering the
following streets, namely: tE1
Z Main street, bet ween Weter and First; Ft 81
fec3nd street. between Locu.t aud S, ,camore;
bird street, between Locust and Sycamore;
First street, bttwee Locust ard Chestnut;
second street, between Locust and Chestnut;
Second street. between Sycamore and Division !;
Third street, between Locust and Chestnut;
Fourth street, between q ain and Chestnut;
Fourth at5est, between Main and Sycamore;
Vine street. bstweel cur3-Elne Of Water street
and the southwest sid Of Third street; fffaf
Locust etrest, between the curb-line Of Water
street and the ncrthesst side OF Fourth street. 1
Specifications may be seen at this office. ~ I
1 E3 fHaf "A. n. 3FcGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks 0hics. January 8, 1866,
aa z lUnion coPy.J ne'+
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GUNNIES.

TX Faflf) NEW GuENIEs FOR sHELLED
E4(s sO.yJ Corn; .-s.E Ii S4ssa SEF
500 Eeeond hand for shsilsd Corn lust re.
eaiTef e2d for sale by avaasT
J. q. DUs0UCHET CO..
sau13 .----. ss..s.' Ne. 10 North WareF street ~
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ATTENTION. I
rwerNFFRINa a FURVEYING.

rxsax uNDEasIGEED DEsIhEs TO IN
81, M bs.pub &c that he II now. prepared to
r. - rss,sersrra ana Il urveyznE.1 Also All klrds
sSpietsi az, dragEhting and designing. Aalwcrk
lane In q. n. VENT, Clty Engineer.