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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-09
The Na<0R'S BUty.

Te stretch the liberal hand,
And pour the stream Of G}adnesS,
Ger misery's .withered Strand,
TO cheer the hearlA Of Sad"eSs-
Te dry the orphans tear
And suothe the heart nigh broken
Te breathe in sorrows ear
Kind words, in kindness spoken;
This is the Ma~on'< part,
4 Nason'S bounded du'y;-
This rearS the Ma>on'S heart;
In wisdom, strength, and beauty.
To practice virtues law,
With fervency and freedom,
And in heI noble cause
Advance where'er she lead EN-,
To curb the headlong course
of passions fiery pinior,
And bend its stubborn force
To reasons mild dominion,
This is the -Ua$om'S part, etc, etc.
To shield brothers fame
From envy and destruction,
And prove that TRUTHS our aim
IT. spirit, and action;
To trust in God through Ill
The danger and temptation,
Which TO his tot may fall,
In trial aud probation:
This ix the NaNor,'& pHrt,
4 NqSonx Lcnmdr" dHty-
. This rparS the Ndxon'& krdrt
In 8E2&ciom, Strength, a"d Deavty.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-09
Charleston and Savannah naiE Road

OFFICE ENGINEER AM SUPERINTENDENT,
Cr4ELEsToN & SAVANNAH Z. Il. COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, s. g., april %, 1866. }
0N Thursday, Tie 4Gth Instant, this Road will
~ be open to Whitehall, rs miles from
GARRISON. On and after that date Tie Schedule
Of the Passenger Trails will @e as follows:
Leave Niii-$trcet Depot, i'll Charleston Tues
days, Thursdays AID Saturdays, 1T $50 A. N.
Arrive at Charleston same days at ESQ ?. Il.
Until arrauccmcnIsar n" made for s:o"'" Freight
at Green Po!;d AID Whitehall consi@Hccs at
those Stations will lie required to receive their
Freight upon the arrival Of the train
II. S. HAINES,
Nay ?. Engineer and Superintendent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1866-05-09

An Indian ont West was heard to make
she following remark on seeing enc Of our
fashionable (hooped) ladies': Ugh! much,
vigwsr"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

L Il
The LOWELL FACTORY FRLs.-The
Boston Daily Evening Voice, Of Nov.
80, has ~ article on Factory Girls
which shows that while the manufac-
turing corporations "arc making divl-
dcnds to stockholders from 30 to loo
percent, the girls in the mills are sadly
oyerworked, uNdvrrcl and undcrpaId'
and at the same time subjected to Il
rigor Of discipline which admits OF no
relaxation until nature Itself gives
way" Phc average earnings are stated
to be "about' one dollar n day. for
which "most of them toll eleven hours
u day" although some mills have re-
duccd, or about to reduce, the time to
ten hours. 1t is only within u few
years that it has been reduced from
fourteen hours. They pay for board
1928 per week, to which, IN Lowell,
the factories add 80 cents n week. At
such n price Il IS impossible that the
fare should be dercntly good, 1t is
charged, also, that the paint and floor
in the rooms Of the operatives are
never washed, and they are allowed
"only onc clean sheet in two weeks
and two towels per week for thirty five
boarlers," Also, "our pas is not
turned on until u quarter before six,
SO that we have Int threc-Quarters Of
an hour to wash, put up our hair, do
our chamber work and eat breakfast"
Then as to discipline, everything is
done by the tap Of The bell. In the
morning ''three taps Of the bell are
given for starting the engine, and in
three minutes after the yard gates are
closed This rule is 50 rig!dly en-
forced that, "n few weeks ago u young
woman, after walking two miles, was
shut out because she reached the yard
gate three minutes too late. and had to
walk back, losing her day. During
the day "no operative mast leave the
room in which she is employed, not
even if the machinery stops,' and no
talking or reading is allowed. i'or
violating rules forfeiture of wages is
the common penalty and two weeks
notice must be given to leave, or two
weeks weeks wages arc forfeited" or
course, wages are not paid every
week. as they are earned. This is
how the workman of Massachusetts
are ''protected' by the people who
scream out for 'protectIon to American
industry and call any one hard names
who dares oppose them. ''i'rotection
10 American industry means sending
to England for your machinery, half
starving and t%yrann.zing over your
worimcu and women, and declaring
dividends OF thirty, forty, fifty aud q
hundred per cent. per Wnnlim.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

We find this paragraph III = Mobile
pagc: which, as much as anything We
eycr read, shows one Of the striking
pccuii;4itieo Of our Hebrew popuIa-
lion:
"Whoevor SAN Il Hebrew begging
bread? There are none. We are in
formed by N old r~esitleu . ne who hs
lived in Mobile for forty years, and has
served many Of them i'll y high official
capacity, that among the many who
have applied for charity, he has yet to
see The first son Of Abraham wanting
the ncces3aric3 OF life.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

WHAT THE EMPERoR NAPOLEON SAYS.
Mr.. Bigeiow's reply to Mr.. Stewards
big cipher dispatch (per Atlantic Cable
sas received on Tuesday morning, aud
this is said to lie the whole of it, nearly
..In answer to Il verbal communica.
lion, the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
u. Monster. writes me to-day that
France has not changed her resolution.
bat hat upon military considerations
she has deemed it ~expcdient to substi-
tuie one comprehensive evacuation fol-
IN evacuation in separate parts. All
Of oar troops will leave Mexico in the
month of March
In short metre, this is about cquiva.
lent to saying,-''My dear sir, | am go
ing to leave Mexico,-but will 90 when
| am ready,-not before
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

Tie New York Evening ESprcas,
says: We are not sorry to learn that
Gen SelgwicN has been removed from
his command of the {. s. forces on
the Rio GranIe, for crossing the river
and taking possession Of Matamoras.
# every general who takes it into his
head to create a scu3ation,. in that way
is to be let alone, the Government
would be ~eternaIly in hot water Will
its foreign relations. Let ~Sedswick's
fate be & perpetual warning to all sucl
intermcdliers.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

THE Government detectives have
hunted down somebody whom they
have decided to be JOnN SuRHATT, one
Of the parties implicated with GooTlI
in the assassination Of President LIN
COLIN. Some Washington corrcsp0n-
dents surmise that the nan j. somc
loafer who wants to Get home ut the
Governments expense; others declare
that he is In impostor whom the J"cob-
ms have bought up hy the promise OF
acquittal and reward, to swaAr thai
President Johnson was implicated i'll
the assassination, rs Holt and Cox
OVER cndcavored to implicate JEFFER,
son DAVIS; but the State Dep rtment
is said to believe that it is the original
SuRRArr. If the latter report should
prove true, It will be 4 new and impor
tant chapter in the singular history OF
the assassination, which the Govern
ment, it must lie admitted, aided to
mystify by its hcartlc5s and summary
treatment of those implicated in the
tragedy. The killing OF HooTn; the
mysterious removal Of his body, and
the subsequent arrest OF one OF Two
men as BooTu; the hiieous execution
Of 4 woman upon testimony Which
has since seen shown to lie unreliable,
and .he profound mystery which has
ever been maintained Icy the Govern
ment upon the matter, vii! surround
the trial OF SUEGAT~, if he should be
the man arrested, with uncommon IL
terest. He must lc tried before a legal
tribunal, where evidence can be siltcd
and facts drawn out, Instead Of . Stan
ton and Holt hanging machine, organ
lied TO convict tie accused by miro
ducing perjury and suppressiug tic
rulh.-Co i0a,JGs OAio) Crisis.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15
The unconstitullonuiity OF Fest-

Tbr Uncoustitulionuiity OF Fest-
eorbe-Su imuorlant Decision.
rm,no No.y,ulo Irrlon and Dispatch,
''V"' |.rr.,oaLv tolo,,onh ,hot
49, ',"o' %n " I'pifnG
CN ''ptr ,al Iosi ro,Irro1 q do.
Sd.'''' -" r'N', ~ \ r,,m,l rr,w its
tl',on u, ~" ,rnlyinu tho constitution.
'"sV scsSto' it,ooi tn5t 'oaths AZ thnt
amy o. p,""rI' ",, ovhons,,yoir
IeFIH wv an,hor, ~ thn, KIN,
arSuea, wv u. .an nn,,,lo t,n,a ~ 'Hn
trlou'" "T,u "a"n,, 10 hat mo;nr;ty
''oHr'',, nn"r"oJ ,how .,
o. Vnc o1",o thns rIl +, ,Ia nrnnnd
%o"'ID I're, nrom 81 w.. C,nnrn,s;nma
S"o '''' Tn mia Iocisinn thc Sn,
"u'po'I |n,,. h,ro u,nsTratnI ,hn ,r,th
p'lt.'MG ,,,'a, ~ n,,iI ~nnn,nn,ion a nnrn
",' t "i;,h,anol ;'Iioiorn ;s tha ,arn.I
TnI,nn, r,n In;,oto ,irE4s AND nn,Iir
l u,r," 'r ant s,rn@ thot ,ho nnmn,
n"~',9' nn' n''' MA C,rm,
asrI,l Ill., wv" 49,. INV nnr ~no,nantion Il,
AZ L"t w. 1,,,,. ,,t :, IL nntitlnl tn
" ''Sa' wv r',.i, ~ n,lol1
" y ~ ~" on,;ns, ,,i,n n]oiitic,
inItnntt""" n,htoG ~ornrvwl,cpn n,sn IN
~ nnaIe af thn Cnvnromort
~ ho tnn novory, for successful
"'o" ", ,to,n1 chat rnur Of ,hn
rnu"aa(T,o ro,rt VOW hn;no cnmnnsnd
-" "rr' nisoartaI and tLot ooch man
Ja. ar ,hn pnnnh viii dn,;yor = snno.
t a,;n;an W. shalt avail, thni,,
," ~ oln m;n i,+on"St
Tost nnths ara choice cuo;nos of
Ir,don 4,o;r on,or + H. ros,
:isi'a"liS' ~. nn. h,11inu rnwor to
st rn1 a.. TEo rrr;nc;nlo
oJ~,;ttoa I CON Iva mcdn nniyrrsplly
.nn,;nob,o r. i, tnrminn onr free
nnrornnort tho c.tharg meant any one
Giau n,nrn thon onnthnr in thc list Of
;nnat;n,rJo ~rrnn.li,ns which mako M
'i,,n iihnnt,, - wos so.,r;t,. from nrn,
snrir,;nn Gnr n,~,;n;on,s soEn Thrv re-.
yn,tod rrom novrrnmcnt where the
noonle hod sn6Irycd mdor test.outls.
TTLnv had no thonCht tLot the scheme
or Cnvornmnrt Witch thcir foil and
sacrifccs had won. ehoulJ contain a
y~oet;go NJ thn olinr, nrinciulc which
sonctinncl lion Tbov were careful
n evrIuJn if from fne Constitution. an
nnvnr intended that G3i, INTERPRETATION
~ y ''-NN 1900
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

BARBARlTY AT THE "lluB.'-There
has been another cruel whipping case
in one Of the schools in the 18th Ward
of Boston, which the school committee
are trying to hush up. The pcdngosncs
And "school marms' of the ''hub' arc
IL cruel and barbarious set. But II short
time ago Il similar case occurred in the
same ward. If the recipient Of the
lash in this instance WAS Il negro, all
Boston would throw up their hands in
holy horror and cXclaim, so! the
Door negro.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

JUICE STORY, in closing his com.
mcntaries on the constitution Of the
United States, gives the following view
which should never lie forgotten by the
great body Of the American people.
"Republics are created by the virtue,
public spirit, and intelligence of the
citizens. They !nl! when the wise are
banislcd from the public councils, be.
cause they dare to he honest, and tho
proliigato are rewarded, because they
llattcr the people in order to betray
hcm,n
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15
CorroS Before the war European

CorroS--Before the war European
manufacture consumed S3 per cent.
Of American and II per cent OF India
cotton, whereas now they consume DO
per ceat, Of American and 60 per cent,
orlndin, Hnco the Amcricon is being
Gradually driven out foreign markets,
and Americans pay the tax Of three
cents apound on cotton, In view OF
these facts, and that said tax is depress,
ing the country and unconstitutional
the New York Chamber Of Commerce
intend m2morializing Congress to aGol-
ISL it.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

SEWARD AND STEVENS As FgiENpa.-
1t is sated in Tire Tribune thai on
Tuesday evening Secretary Seward
called on TAad. Stevens, at lis rooms,
and long private interview with
him. The above gentlemen have rot
been on friendly relations with each
other for several years. 1t is rumored,
we are told, that Seward is ~repentant,
like Raymond, and wants 10 come back
into the bosom of the Radical party.
Others think that Seward was sent by
President Johnson 20 make ovcrturcs
OF compromise, the last Of which is
nonsense. II is not like Johnson to
back down in this way. The Message
Proves chat he takes no step backward
IN regard to his duties nnder the Ton
stisi,oG.-Ms'9EFk Effre,..
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

NV ORLEANS, Dec. Cen. Sclg
wick has been removed from the ON
mand Oh the Rio Grandc. The order
for his removal is said to have beer
forwarded to Gen. Sheridan from
Washington, by Gen. Grant.
lie viii probably report at Washing,
ton.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

A lawyer on his death. bed willlcd
all his property to Il l%unotic. asylum,
stating as his reason for so doing, that
he wished his property to return to the
liberal class ofpcoplo who had p%atroniz-
ed him,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

The United States Government has
commenced suits in tie French courts
against parties furnishing ships and
war material to the Southern rebels.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15
Bank Of THnnesHoe.

The Nashville Banner Of the lltl
inst, says:
"Ilic rUmors yesterday in regard to
The loss Of the School fund somewhat
affected Bank of Tennessee money. but
very ncediossIy, We think. Even were
the many current rUnors true, as to Il c
iNaUiliy Of The tennessee NationAI
..mk at Memphis to return the odd
sG&O,0O0 Of 1905 loaned by Treasurer
STANFORD, the value either Of the notes
Of the Bank Of Tennessee, or the bonds
Of the State would not thereby bt
diminished. ihe school fund, about
which so mucn anxiety is expressed
would be q loss only to our EDUCATION.
I'll interests, while the State is legally
bound to redeem the notes of the Bank,
which are now held at JOao2, but are
really worth 70a75. That the Supreme
Court will confirm Judge NJ. NJ. Brien's
decision as to whether the notes are
receivable for State taxes, VT have not
the slightest doubt. On this account
we advise all who have Bank Ok Ten
ncs5eo notes not to dispose of them
until they attain tlIc,r .u!l value in the
market
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15
e Flow
NOTICE 10 TAX PAYERS!

All pcrsons having failed TO hoet zs
at the time and places appoihicd. are re-
nur.,ed to meet me IN winchester nom
November igth until the Circuit Cont clo-
see, and settle their taxes for the year
1896. All who fail may expect to pay
cost. as I cannot indulge them longer. |
can be found Saturdays and Mondays. be
tween this and the 18th of November. IN
Winchester. ilLRNEO& GREEN.
srt3l Tax Collector.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

CRIMINAL CouET.-P. Turney was
sworn in rs 4 practicing attorney in this
Court yesterday -NnshrM Bcnner
i2iba
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

GONG TO BACoN.--Owing to the
scarcity Of buyers, even at the present
low figures, We learn that the majority
Of the farmers OF Middle Tennessee in
tend to bacon theirpork this season.
~Itog-iiljing opened in this region on
UNDERSTANDABLE Press and Times.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15

NASHVILLE. Dee. II 1866.
The following are the rates paid for
uncurrent money hy tie Nashville lro-
LprS:
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1866-12-15
NTCEEnTCJEE

DEEsONS desiring clothing made
l. in iirst class style can have il done
by giving me a cali. strict attrn.
ton giycnto cutting. repiiring, re-
moving grease and paint, cutting
bastcens. Sacqncs and riding habits
tor ladies. in the latest style: and
all work made in shop warranted
to fit aS we'll or better than can be
bad elsewhere in Winchester. or
hrrustomcr can oct the money for
his goods andtrimming-. See sign
southeast side of the square, Win
chester. j.. W. NE.AN Err,
does Il Tailor.
, 1866-11-07

sfse5 fer lscd Winters; <lo.02111Ga!f for Spring
I1;ras. and s9,o0et10.oo for Sp71ng Sppcrs.
lie Wheat market was moderately active but
p:fses c5hoit led 10 material change. About
Nafo ou changed hands al $a.s1a 2 - for No, I !;
fs-0'tee.08 for No.t2 La r. l.; Sen5Goa 05k for do
in A. D. q Co.'s, and sc.gosl s.o1n for do in n.
s,& n w.. aud 81 .7s8I. I.so for REJECTED Spring
closing at f2,2ihGe = for No. !, and $a.0o for
Regular No. 9.
cosu was dull and heavy, and NC noto decline
OF 4@5c; with sales Of ,0oa bu at $i.Ga61 O6
for No. and 99:@$l % for No. In storc, and
Sl06 for No. fire On board closing dull at Sl.0s
for No. In store. Ear Com sold to limited cx-
tent 81 &C.
Oats opened tEiac stronger, bur closed dill.
Tie sales aggregate 900 bu at 4sn Gasc for No.
md Ali for No. = closing dull at 4Sc for
tic 1attcr.
Rye naa less active, and the advance gained yes
terday WAS lost to-day. Sales were made at S1.u5
CLOS for No. j, and Il .UVGt 1.01 for No. s-clos
Ing nt <1.0oGs 1.06 tor the former.
Barley bsoke down tuday, and VIC uotc de-.
cline oi 5Gsc GU No. 2. Rejected was faIzly active.
but aGIc lover Sales were made 1t 73SaSoc for
No. 2 and 5sGlG0c for Rejected closing Ut inside
figures.
Frefghts were dull and 1c lower. with few en-
Easements At 1lhc for Corn. liz for Barley, aud
&c for Oats 10 Buffalo.
Iallow was steady, With salcs Of 12l bsls city
butchers and country 1t lie. Beef Marrow sold
atllHc.
The Grocery trndc Is fairly active, and thc nar-
kct steady aud firm.
Metals and Tinncte' stock, with Iron, Nails and
Hardware Goods, arc il good demand, and prices
arc fully maintained at previous quotations.
Salt ID 1ult aud Sc lover on domestfc dne, cell
Ing at SEQ, delivered.
Seeds arc quiet, with sales Of Timothy at $a5u
G3.01, according to condition.
Wool IL dull, but nominally unchanged in prices.
Lumber By The cargo Is In good request for the
better qualities. and prices are steady and firm.
The following dispatches were read on Change
BUFFALO, November 6.
Nothirs doing and qnotalions nominal Corn,
Sls0; Whsat, Ss.1; Oats, 6ac. Fns1Gurs-1lc
Tom 10 New York. REcE1PTs-Wheat, 1000
bn; Com. s,uCu bu; Oats, '7.U0 tn.
NEW ionK, Noyember 6.
a., Flonr.Mafket , 1oHi5c lower as $!v@la.oo:
10 store. oais firmer and quiet At T:G '3c.
lotk bno5snt aud active At SsaTh. Lard
dull at i5.ic. Whfskey eicaGy. Gold 1I3;S.
LATER.
Flour heavy. Wheat 1ces firm and unsaleable.
Pork heavy at Scs.25. Whiskey-Donleda at llc,
LATEK.
In the afternoon corn was dull st $t.1afS1 ,021+
and in the evening few sales were made at tUD,
Wheat was iuactlye and nomfnally unchanged. A
los Of - b1ls new Ness Pork sold ut f25 OO spot
, 1866-11-07
E.rQll,

WHEREAS, Samuel ]. Walker, OF the
w city Ct CevtpE.ou. State Ct ke1tuckE, by HI
mortgage desd d.1e4 tic tftt dAE oi AaT. a y Es,
Aaa ret@sctl In tae lscn.ctrs nes 9: tnt CouEY q
cook s.ate q nn:els y Book s e Ao,1SaS:. 81
Of lrta an.: STATE Illinois, tae fol1E;aR described
rial estate toWt. Part Of EeTteea4 auAsttr Of
ton *ix Il, ia tewnthr CSl Gcrth ofE'cEt
fourteen Ill, sAst Of the ttr pf1ncipa e+1ttan. de-
acsfbcl tofioEs- couc-ct1E X tie 1osheast cor.
ctc CT The Ecrs.eAt& quarter ct s.d aest2o siI ~
thence fout. a!o1: THE 1-e cf sE1d 1u2sr seoE
,ce Luadred and sixty flf) rods u Tie scata Ing q
yad quarter secuos; Hence Tess aloEc Eac scr:h Una
city 800 rods: tGrccs 1csts cc 1e rs AEs1 VITA t1e
east stl Raid qua1et setuc. one huncsed 4ad st11
{t60j Eos, the rcfth ft1e Of EAt qu1ftts section:
thence esst along sAG noEth ue - The piac Of begin
olnE-coutl!.i Ing {9 acres. Sat3 1oTt31e deed naY+
ing been given aua EAdc tor the rufT ct 4ecufEk
the p3yent Ct three certain pEos1ofy notes+ n sAs
cate said mortgage deed. fts the euE Ct t~Eay-
eight hundred and th1ty.ttree AID S5H-lm dousf1,
ttlSsK} eAch bearing interest 1t the rats Of k1x pl
per from dA.e- AID PSF Aola IN one. TWO A1d
three ye4ta, yttpecuye!y. TOE cAte-
Wbereas tetarlt having been .oa3e u tne paynenE o
said note d7e l7 oae yes: foE ds1e TO ": On ne l
oy eatd rortesGe deed hAxe elecsed % 1Scafs ~ p
*tth the interest thereon, nsd tas Pr ESren h-eo
public nuctdcn- ~ the Court toUst doc:. II TIE HtJ
chicago County OF Coot. fer lhe purpose paytnx II
ot said rtotssery cotes aEd interest Gu sEda5. ~
thlsd DAY OF DeccCabeg, 4 T. lsk q ten ocsofE H.
OF sud day. PhEBE q. wklsa. AogtEs<es-
y31r-$pSU-1
, 1866-11-07
Prepared and Sold by
HOsTErETER & SMITH,
PITTSBURGH, PENN.

ror s..e ny III DrusE1sts, Gsooers sud ssorekepes1
thraaghoqt ths world. s4H1s6{ sR.ltaT HON
, 1866-11-07
Notrls.
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,ht sSns rtermsste1 1e-sIa, ~ a. tne ounce q
;socts f th I1 ios !atnlshinE CastlFon Head
ahnnt ~ fiioWn III oeastleo ID Quantities
Sse1nnsh a. r.ens :. W.; ooo =. , zno.,x,
N.rs.tta II "'t M .agn hSt - ~ tsSut neAa n.ock4
anasrnre3sss itsto M Eu19 ~ :S1 neSa G!oISA
a!e. va. IIom l9:Mn 70 isHa head blocks.
Sias'. IT. rem @ lrnS 70 S;e9 10y mesa books.
a9oite. Az, L!on W ~ Nv. neaH U!oSEa.
M EMasrancoe. m aa., nom w . lou h.ad blocks,
1atoa RonEe, Ls, from aGQ0 10 2:Q0 head is,cSg
PORT Hudson, La, from Sc to 100 head blockss
, 1866-11-07

Gr1f C:iLEcIpK's ufF1cE CoERr HorsE,2
rppr koo4 No. IL CHICAGO. Octof1t =, 1si6.
uoue noNce Is Hereby given that The 10 Ion In: q.
e1.ism M nave been PLACED In raF han:sf'
wi waE1snt y Sc : H. wes,-pa.e1 oes s:a 1s aaa,,.
suec TOT the collection CT special assessment 1yfcd
-. constructing sidewalk on the -outh side nr Ty-
~ street bstEe Barker street an! Ahsnren srert
Warrant No. 81, Wcss-uated Oct. sai. la, aat T..
euea tor t!e Collection Of special assessment lere,
tpr The tllnE EsaGiu and riaultn the nl!c{ In BISk
., EaIrs3ssfs Aad!ttoa 70 Chicago.
!or widening ste!cy street nos,h OF West Lacssoa
STREET " the width ttet win
thas PORTION u ScreS stisct tl1ty-eix fret wide
Warrant No. IN Wcet--Baied Ut Eth INA aud is.
eue.l tor the collection OF special assessment cytc
Iof te opening OF Al alley sixteen Us, Il wllr tp
laai!na stsset 1 Reuben street running AMI west
shr9uEh os and ~ ls!ock g. cans Trustees Sun-
warrant No. II Wtst-pa,cd 0ctobc7 II, Is1, au1
eknt for th- callt ct1on Of special ASSESSMENT esiCe,
!9s oletn ~ ti=seea oot altcy runuiuE ftout West
Dun. ans Adi!st,n 70 CatcnEo making the s,,s!s,rn
HEe i+txetn Lois ]. LhG ], ). and L0ts 4! ID ii.
L; l3 ~ Is aud e, tn eeusgeltne salt ai:cs.
Warrant 10. -. Wesi- pated Uc,uoes H. Isl and!
Issued TOT The collection oi special assessment Issti
son t1.eet. het*sen llflstt.1 and Green atsrcte.
Warrant No. IN West-Datca October u, 1851 Ard
satd tor the collection o special RA,esstlert eg!Is|
or , fSsonsssnSilnS sd.SalS u iEons OF aacsat .
Warrant No. -. Wrst-Datei tSctoher u. 1865. and
ts&red for the COLLECTION Of special assessment i, yir
1or E,vons.Enck,rg sidewalk on north si4fe Of LaSs
sueSt between Ann street and May street,
!e?nssssi io make Immediate pa}ns:Lt AZ NJ, ou:e
IN tc!sult Of such rayreus the ead aasessueis viii
Re COLLECTED u tEc cost md expense CT persons