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Soldiers Read.

5 Awhile soldier, who fought at Bull
Run, and went with Grant, every step Of
his bloody progress from the Wilderness
to Richmond, leaving an arm at Peters.
burg, sacrificing health and physical con.
stitution for love of county, presents his
papers, his vouchers to the proper official
at Washington. 0fcturse he recciyes hi.
money! Congress has voted it-it is the
generous acknowledgment Of faithful ser.
vices by "loyal" Legislative tody loviag
the boys who "wore the blue p 90
The Paymuster General, or whatever
official attends to such matters, looks over
tho papers, peers iu the mans face, sees
blue eyes, a white skin, and fair hair, and
says:
"My good nan, we can't do anything
for you-the fact is Congress failed to
appropriate the money necessary to meet
the little claims Of tho soldiers--7but, Of
course, if you arc a.'loyaln man you
won't mind that little accident and WON'T
much disappointed n asii4fla fms oe
Q HOg long before we can get the boun.
: eWell,--now,-let me see ! Como
around in about two, three Or FIVE years,
and we may have some money which can
be used for you waite trash, The fact is,
it takes so much money to pay the extra
bounties Of colorsd lroo7s--the extra pay
and mileage Of Copgressmen, and the in
terest on Government bonds, that l do
not see how We can get TO your case, much
short Of that time ! ss7R 80 Esmssa
o D--a COngrsa!saa a,gr4o 70 s'ms , 1
& "Tut tut, my man !; you must not swear
in goyerumsnt Office; DO patient; wait
a while; you will get the money some
time good morning /; go to work, and the
Ilittle plum will drop after while; let ii
ripen wait, my man ,rqit a littia long.
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Talkl Reason ! Work !!

Lot every Democrat and every man
that approves Of the principles Of the
Philadelphia Convention, talk to his
neighbor, who is in error; reason with
him; strive with him give him no rest
until JON convince him q The dangers
which await him in case Of the success Of
the Radical party ssFor Heavens sake,
will you remain idle whona gigantic plot
to dismember the Union is about to be
carried into execution; when your dear
est rights are about to be placed in the
keeping Of negroes; when bankruptcy and
ruin stare the country in the FACET Take
courage, men! Work as though upon
your own efforts depended the success Of
cause. Now is your opportunity. Let it
not pass unimprOved.
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Bump Pyramid.

Fifty dollars bounty for tho two years
white soldiers
One hundred dollars bounty to the
three years soldier l.-
Three hundred dollars bounty to negro
soldiers J.! Ia
Four thousand dollars extra pay to each
Rump Congressman III .-f'
White soldier, the niger gets from
three to six times as much bounty as you
do, while the destroyers Of their country,
the members Of the illegal body calling
itself Congress, rewarded themselves
with from forty to eighty times as much
as they did not give you. The Rumpcrs
first ; niggers second white veterans last
How do you like it, white soldierH ,,
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another objection.
One Of the proposed Constitutional
Amendments which embraces the so.cal ~
ed nnliea nf Congress-. reads as follows: Z.

/ One Of the proposed Constitutional
Amendments which embraces the 50. CALI
ed policy Of Congress, reads as follgvS;s q
"SEo. 3. Noperson shalllbe Senator
or Representative Of Congress, on elector
for President and Vice President, or hold
any Office, civil lora military, under the
United States, ,sor under any state, who,
having previously. taken an oath as a
member Of Congress, or as officer Of the
United States, or as q member Of any
State Legislature, or as judicial officer
of any State, to support the constitution
Of the United States, shall have engaged
in insurrectiony or rebellion against the
same, or given aid to the enemies thereof
But Congress. may, by vote Of two
thirds Of each House, remove. such q dis
ability. o. a5s '-,'i3'ie So
Any person cognizant Of the condition
Of society in the South we'll knows that
the above section excludes for this gcner-
alton, at least, almost every capable and
we'll informed man ia tho South from
holding public positions. It is anew
theory of government which would drive
from the legislative halls, from the bench
abd from the army able men Of the coun-
try, and fill them with incompctents, 1t
is only another lash to whip and degrade
brave and fallen people. No true lover
of his country would object to SEQ such
men as Alex, Stephens brought back in
their places in our legislative Halls.
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ass. Tho Baltimore Convention, nhicI

1@- The Baltimore Convention, which
nominated Lincoln and johnson for Pres.
ident and Vice President, was made up
Of delegates from the Southern as we'll as
the Northern States. The South was
sought to be ruled out by Thad. Stevens,
but the attempt failed. It was decided
as States in the Union they had q right
to be represented. Now, Mr.. johnson,
the nominee of that Convention, is called
a traitor by some, because he is for the
admission Of the Southern Representa-
tivcs to Congress. They want him to
apply a different rule to Congress than
they themselves were governed by in
their own Convention.
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Working Men.


Wespeak 70 you not as a pemocra. OF
republican, pus as an honest, Iaporing,
earnes. : seil'supP0f0ng anu & goyernment
maintaining man, ana VIC speak In all
caq6or ana earnestness' .. ,u
II you vote Tor rad'ca'ism THIS ia'i you
vote ior ~ .'H r al
A dissolution Of the Union:
0 Ano,ner iepeilion wnlcn Will Gnu IN
general. terrible reVoluuon'
DePrlylpg restored states Oh 'heir non
or ana rlghts'
10 TAX people Wl'nout giving them
representation. N J...l1a
10 educate one seCll9n % nate another
Ana 10 make yourselves tue slaves OIL
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sH Pixies Rsiis EaIIEs ls sp;IP1j,2iT
CjlI 0BER5.5Ss jE'iEl : R; |; ,ii.5 s Isl;
Welker lon, Negro, ,snGrage.

-lWheS tho COMMITTEES Cd resolutions, Jap.
pointed by the Convention which 1omin-
ated Judgs Welksf for re. election was iu
session, ono Of the number proposed d
resolution ii favor 'of negro lsafffage. -
ilefhis4 Question was pending Judge
lWelker went before the committee and
declared himself unqualifsdly ID favor Of
nnrssticted negro outrage, but begged
the question TO Be ieit out Of the resoiu-
tons because "Mere Is a Holmes county
as oeH as a Lorais in tie dis,rict." II
Judge Welker dare deny this We can fur
nish the proof. Holmes County Farmer.
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Democratic Platform.

/. Resolpcd, That the Democracy Of
Ohio will adhere 10 the present and in
the future as in the past, with unfalter.
ing fidelity and frmness to the organiza
ton Of the Democratic Party, and to its
ancient and we'll settled painciples as
enuuciated by Thomas Jefferson, the
great Apostle Of American Democracy,
and as acknowledged and accepted by the
party from the foundation of the Govern.
ment aud especially Of equal taxation,
and representation Of all States subject
to taxation " r
q Rcsolped, Tint the ono great ques.
ton Of the day is the immediate and un-
conditional restoration Of all the States to
the exercise Of their rights within the
Federal Union under the Constitution /;
and thatsws will cordially and actively
support Andrew johnson, as President Of
,ho United States, In all necessary aud
proper means to carry out his policy az
directed to that end and especially in
securing immediate representation 10 the
Senate and House of Representative 70
the eleven States from which Il is nov
uucoustituhonvlly and arbitrarily with.
held, unless on the degrading condition
ofinferiority in tho Union, aud Of negro
political and civil equality enforced BY
the Federal Government. .,s f- ~
8. ResOipodb That ]sr tkc pnrpsscs
above sct forth, zoe vii cordially cooper.
dte apabhc meetings, cOnpcnt,ons and al
tie polls, ,0ith all mon, ,Oithous retsssace
toi past,purty positions, 'oko honssily and
lyltheI acis and Uotes aswell as BY theii'
professions; support thc President IN his
policy Of restoration as nod bcldrcd. =
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Chnrge Along the Lime, BOYS. .

The recent elections in almost every
part Of the country show large gains for
the Democratic and Conservative party.
In Vermont, the gain is over 5000, In
Alton, Illinois, the Radicals have been
defeated, although tho town has hereto
fore been strongly Republican. In Ken
tucky Congressman has been elected in
the place Of Green Clay Smith (Rep. }
and General Ward, the Democratic candi-
date elected almost without opposition
Gen. Rousseau has been elected from the
Louisville district. So the tide is run.
ming everywhere. Charge, boys, charge!
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ss-Iu the l4,h District the opposing

s@-Iu the l4th District the opposing
candidates are Martin Welkor and John
B. Young, Ia the State Of Ohio, there
is no man more over.estimated than this
same Welker, who is the representative
Of "cnlightened' Obcrlin, in tho 39th
Congress. For while, it was thought
the saints would kick. tho little fellow out
with one term, but he has been re.nomin.
ated on tho score that il would bc Gre
buke to Congress" if this political pee.
wee was not again put in the fold. His
most sanguine friends in his District, com.
posed Of Lorain, Medina, Ashland, Wayne
and Holmes, do not claim more than six
hundred msjority. We believe that Mr..
Young, q man Of strong practical sense,
and an OLD citizen Of Medina county, will
be elected, II the advocates Of q speedy
and Constitutional restoration Of the
States 10 their apraeticai relations" TO the
Federal Government will all turn cut TO
the polls and vote on election day. The
soldiers in Wayne and Ashland. and 9th.
thor counties in this District, Or at last q
majority Of them, win throw their ballots
against Mr.. Welker, who, BY his votes in
Congress, seeks to undo what they have
accomplished by their gallantry In the
field. Al this stage Of The game, the
chances in the l4th District are 10 our
fator--Pais Dealer .6of1a-ssh
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S0- Fred Douglass was in Columbus
the other day, and made speech in ia.
vor Of Shcllabarger's reelection. Why
did not Welker engage him to stump this
district in bis behalfi On every occasion
that presented itself he voted for the civ.
il and political equality of blacks with
whites. f.tf .J..--.
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ra. Tho Radical Rump Congress h

p@- The Radical Rump Congress has
been guilylof a gross violation Of the
leading tenet Of its own party. It has
made IN invidious distinction on aecount
Of color Ithas given the Negro soldier
a bounty each Of three hundred dollars for
twoyenrs' service, while it gave tho white
soldisrsionly City Dollars bounty each, fol
serving the same length Of time.
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JAcoBIN RUMp SALARY.-What do
you, Farmers, Mechanics and Laborers,
vino find it difficult to earn your two,
three Or FIVE dollars per day, think of the
Jacobin Rump Congress, which quietly
voted to increase the salaries Of its mem
bers to $50 day for the time they actu-
ally workf They were already getting
some $50 dayY What, we repeat, do
you think Of this strike az gainsl youf
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RRRoRs OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for yea from
Nervous Debility, Prema turo decay, nd all
the eifeets of youthfal indisoretion, will, for
the suIfering humanity, send free to all who
need u, the recipe ana direc lions for making
the simple remedy BY which he was cured
Sufferers wishing 10 proftby the advertisers
experience, can do so BY addressing 40 %
y ,5+@ dal .tirsNl JOHN d. 0GDEN,Yyoi5
,y,esta No. Is Chambers St.,Eew York. =
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rRALsTOr,

JEWELLER and Silver Smith, one door West
Of potter's Drng Store, Ashland, 0hio.--
Gold, and Steel Pens, and Q choice variety
of Jewelry kept constantly on hand
Higheh ptice paid for old Gold end Silver.
Repairing done TO order, on reasonable
terms Satisfactorily warranted. t.g
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70 sO- If you have . usighbOr who
threatens to scratch one name from the
Democratic Ticket, go To- him and re-
mopstnto with him--ask him If he will
vote for the men who dcuounce him as d
'iraitor," "Coppcrhcad," ,"&c. s d ''o7
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no. Our friends throughout the coun-
ty should lose no time in pcrfecIing their
organization. The time is short. Let
every man be seen and talked to. Make
arrangements to bring out every vote.
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sA- The Radicals call the President
the "Great Usurper," whcreupOn friend
Of the New Orleans Piccayuue remarks
tha. he will be found the greatest use-up-
er of tho Radicals. 'a.ie r...
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WnYi-Why are certain Northern
Governors buying up all the arms they
can If they do not intend to plunge the
country into another civil war, should
they succeed at the coming election
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~. IT. JOHTSTOF.

ATTORNEY At LAW; Office over wallac OK
a Andrews Shoe Store, Main street, Ash
land, Ohio Also authorized by the Gov
crnment to procure Pension Certlhca'es
and Collect Bounty aud Back Pay.
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III. 8. SEE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, FIRE AND LIFE
Insurance Agent and Notary Public. Par.
ticuIar attention paid 10 collecting, Probate
business, Partition cases ane Execution Of
Deeds. Mortgages and Contracts. Once In
Miller's Block, Second Story, Main Street,
opposite tho Town Hall, Ashland, o. ,.l.
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s0r Benjamin +. Butler, q delegate
from Massachusetts, to the late Radical
Convention, said that Gas matter Of self.
protection, the negro must have a vote"
This is Welker's platform.
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A Republican paper says: Tf the
first epistlo Of Henry Ward Beecher, the
ono known as the Cleveland letter, was
an infamous performance, the'second, ex.
planning and modifying IL, is not only in.
famous but cowardly." What are you
going to do about it2 Z .praf I'll
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The abuse showered upon President
johnson surpasscs anything ever heard Of
in this country since the days of Andrew
jackson. jackson was sustained by the
people, and 50 will johnson be-. As Hen
ry Ward Beecher says, "these angry voic-
es come to as as rude winds through the
trees. The winds will die, the trees will
live p
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GEO. H.. HILL. VI. D.,

PHYSICIAN s. SURGEON, Ashland Ohio.--
Particular attention will be paid TO the
treatment of the following special diseases.
Dyspepsia, disease Of the Liver, the KID
neys, Scrofula and Epithelial Cancers.
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y. n. McCOMBS,

ATTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, Ashland
Ohio. Office iniihc Brick building over
Singers Hardware Store. ls $50
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Up. COW'&f, M. d., ~"
PHYSICIAN & SURGEON, Ashland Ohio
Ofioe over Hughes 3 Stacher's Store, op
posite the Town Hall. ...,
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HoAVx@k2@e
lnHE n.II0EES.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, Ashland, o. Partic-
ular attention paid to Collecting and bu.
siness in Probate Court. Office on Church
street, between Main and Sandusky
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T. J. KENNY. r. M. CAMrErLI
KEFEY' 81 C.fyHPBELL.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW, Ashland, o.; Office
on Church Street, in the brick building i'm
mediately Vest Of Gains Store.
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PHY9ICIAN9.
DR L. u. CRANE,

OFFICE One Door West of Qquire's Drul
Store, Up Stairs. Residence Corner Of cen
tire and Washington Streets, Ashland, 0.
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Il. ARAsrRoxo, - ~. T.s. HUNT
20 ARMSTRONG i HUNTER

Have esso ciated them selves together for the
pra olice Of medicine nd surgery In Hayes
VII 3 aud vicinity, sp ecial attention devoted
10 the treatment Of Chr onic Diseases. Ohice
oa North street, forme " occupied By Dr.. 10
cum. saa si.es o9s ss2e eco emz llo'
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HAHyUsImIR@a
u1DVRHo&e
MILLER HOUSE

OPPOSITE the McNul.y House, Ashland, o.
N. MILLER. Proprietor. Good accommoda
tious and reasonable bills. Patronage So
licited.
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Srsiless.

0eeDDg%NE UHEAOBhtS.
ISAAC GATES, Auditor. s,...,. .f... +
HENRY HERSHEY, Treasurer.
John G.. BROWN, Sheriff.
GEORGE W. URIE, Recorder.
JOHN KEENE, Surveyor. l
IsREAL MARKLE, Coroner. s.4l
JOHN BERRY,
JOHN VAN NEST, commissioners.
HENRY WICKS.
JAMES MeNAULL, T. l,
wM. CRAIG. rnfrmary Directors
J. MARTIN, ~ ~ EiaHo
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4 90 asaaa yldsuolisagpaa siitaq9f sdi ,
gaoiioSio sdiiaaoiq7s odi 10 iiussT % -
yiiroida nIssa5J lfsibar iasaaYf al ?.
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PROPOSALS.
A ssIsrANr oUARrERMAsTER's OFFICE.
PH1LAprLpnrA, March 10 is

PHILADELPHIA March 10 1866
Sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until II O'Clock M, MONDAY, March 26 1865 for
furnishing tins department with FORAGE for the
period OF three months, commencing April 1, and
ending the Both day OF June, 1896, INC usiVe VIZ =;
Corn, Oats, Hay, and Straw, Ior the use OF animals
IN the public service, etc. at this Post or Dstict or
any other locality within this command that may be
rected.
All grain to be of the best quality Oats 30 pounds
to the bUshel; Com, b6 pounds TO the bUsholi Hay
of the best qualJv (lmothyl straw of good qua itY
al subiect TO be inspected and approved pr1or to
dt livery.
Proposals will state price per 100 pounds for Hay
and Straw, and per bushel for Corn and Oats de-
hvered at places OF consumption IN such quantities
and al such times as may be ordered Ihe price 70 be
stated both in words and hgurss).
Each bid must be guaranteed by two responsible
persons, whose signatures must be appended to the
guarantee and certified TO as being good and suilb-
cent security for (S5000) Eve thousand dollars by
the United states District Judge Attorney, Col
lector or other public officer.
The night Is reserved to reject any bid deemed un-
reasonab o, ane no bid from defauting contractor
will be received
All proposals to be made out on the regular forms,
in dUplicate (Which will be furnished on application
at this ofceh and conform TO the terms of this ad-
vertsement. copy of which must accompany each
proposal. Envelope to be endorsed, Proposals for
Forage" BIDS will be opened on MONDAY,
March &c, 1S66-12 O'Clock M.-and bidders are re-
quested 70 be present.
BY order OF
Brevot Brigadier-General GEO. II. CR0SMAN.
Assistant QuarteImaster-G General s. Army.
GEORGE X. ORMB,
3205t Captain and A. Q. NJ.
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DROPOSALS. - SEALED PROPOSALS, IN
Il duplicate, will be received at this Office until II
M, MONDAY. the 10th day Of April, 1866, for the
delivery OF 6000 head OF BEEF CATTLE on the hoof
for the use OF captured Indians. The cattle to be
delivered to the A. g. fer Indians at Fort Sumner,
New Mexico.
The first delivery bo on the LIST day of July 1885,
deliveries 10 be in such numbers and at such times
as may be required by the undersigned.
1he cattle must be from three to five years old,
and must weigh at least 400 pounds net thor weight
TO bo ascertalneo according TO manner laid down
the subs Regu atloDs OF 1881 and to be Of the best
marketable quality. No Stays, Bulls, Cows, or
heiiers will be received.
Whenever, III Sthe opinien of the A G. s. for In
dians, at Fort Sumner tAe cattle presented do not
Iulhl the conditions ere set forth, as many as do
not will be rejecIod Ten per cent. of money due
contractors will bU retained until the contract is tul
filed.
Two responsible persons must sign each bid,
guaranteeing that If The contract is awarded the
party or parties therein proposing they will enter
luto ample bonds 1or Cno faithful fulf ment Of The
contract and when the parties thus offering as
ability to reimbu Sc the loss to the United states
which would accrue in case of failure, must be
attested before q magistrate or other officer
powered to administer Oaths
The par ties to bom this contract is let will be
peced TO fill the contract the mselvesany sub-letting
OF the contract will be considered failure COM
ply with the contract and the contractor will be held
respObs BILE therefor.
Endorse on the envelope Proposals for Beef
Cattle, at Fort Sumner, New Mexico "
Captain and c. s and Brevot Major, q. S. A.
Office Purchasing and Depot e.. : District of New
Mexico santa he, n. M, February Z, 1896. L 23t
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ID r o o S A S FOR BEEF
Il PHILADELPHIA, March 20, 1855.
Sealed Pror osais in duplicate will be received by
the undersigned until 10 A NJ March 26 1856, Office,
No. lies GIRARD Street. third floor directed to
him, Post Office, box 1888 Philadelphia, for furnish
ing the troops. employees etc , at Fort Delaware and
Wilmington, Delaware, with
FIRES n BEEF,
of good, marketable quality, IN equal proportions
OF ore and bind quarters, excluding Hecks shanks,
and kidney taloW.
The said beet to be delivered, free of cost, TO the
troops, employees, etc. at Fort Delaware and Will
mington, Delaware, in such quantities NAV be
from time to time required by the Commanding
Officers OF those posts to continue in force SIX
MONTHS, commencing ON the 1st daY of April, 1866,
or SUCH less time as the Commissary-Gene shall
direct, and subject to his approval.
Bids will be received for either post separately or
together.
Upon acceptance of the Offer security and bond
in the of two thousand dollars will be required
for the faithful performance of the contract.
Bids must be endorsed Proposals for Beef"
G. l.. kILBURN,
$780, BVt. Brig g-Gen., A. g. q. S.
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Q U V i o L l G e,
All persons interested in the plan OF the
FIFTH SECTION
TWENTY SIKH WARD,
Bounded as 70 lows:-
r. oTth by Porter street,
~, oba West by Twenty sixth street,
No' -VO y south by Curtin rect
IEast by Broad street,
notie that he Court of Quarter Sessions for the
City and County of Philadelphia have fixed
THURSDAY, March 90 1866.
At 10 O'Clock A. M,
at the Courtroom, Main Building of the State House.
10 consider said plan and objections against the
same which may be made by any tr echo der aud
in the meanwhi e the said may be at the
Office of the De partment OF Surveys tor tho city Of
No. 2I2 s. FIFTH street,
and Duplicate thereof at the Office of
THOMAS DAILY,
Surveyor and Regulator OF the First survey District
No g23 W NSHINiT0N Avenue.
Il. CARROLL BREWSTER
Collector of the City of Phiade phia-
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