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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28
Southern News.

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Another case of green tea poisoning has
aoeeurredgin Louisville, but the victim was
saved. aa 'H0itssiarafo soi7sa;I, X .,suIYs
/: sExfGovernor Wise 81 GINS, himself sc Henry
A. Wise. Brigadier General G. s. A. X
prisoner Of war on parole, ~ r.,,.s
A house at Nashville was struck BY light
ming oh the 2lst, the silver, spoons in the
closet melted, the roof torn off, but none of
the family injured 4a1.n
1.-The Richmond Times says an order has
been issued for the release of the notorious
Dick Turner, formerly turnkey of the Libby
prison. 80
The Postotice Department is instituting
suits against all Postmasters in the insur-
rectionary States who stand indebted to the
Government w = hea asv5
Gov. Browhlow has issued a1calf conven-
ing the Legislature of Tennessee on the 18th
Of July to ratify the proposed Constitu.
tional Amendment published in this paper.
Assea serpent was discovered in the river
near New ORLEANS, ON the 2lst. He ap-
peared about ten feet long, of brownish
color, and having heavy, large head. he
eluded all attempts at capture. sH
There is no doubt that Tennessee will be
admitted to Congress by the 4th of July,
Several Republican members have written
Gov. Brownlow, urging, him to call the
Legislature together at once to ratify the
constitutional amendment.
An intelligent gentleman at Columbus,
Georgia, writes that the storm era in that
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28

......A wsg entered q store in London,
some years ago which, had for its sign the
1.-TWO Balloons, and addressing himself
to the PROPRIETOR, said FL
q wish to see your partner" Fl
81 have nc partner, sir"
81 beg your pardon, sir, and hope you
will excuse the mistake"
80, there's no harm done; but what
made you think there were two of us ~
"Your sign. The Two Balloons"
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28

region gems past. Nothing like it hasbeen.
known for forty years, and several loeali.
ties which escaped the direct ravages of the
war have been scourged as fearfully as, the
| others were by Sherman's army.
f. SosAe burglars who entered drug store
at Nashville, intending robbery, knocked
over bottle of acid, which fell on the foot
Of one, burning it to the bone, and making
It iimpossi6ls for Him To isa77e tEestofe. His
eowardly companions deserted him, and he
was discovered il, the morning by the pOr7
ter, aid rematd&d to aa. I J. " II I
The wife of Col Hawkins of the rebel
army made sad and fatal mistake at Louis
vile on the 18th. Her tRochildren being
a little unveils she administered each a.
large, dose5of N orpbinesfor somethiag .slseii
One. ofsthsuchiadTea, died. and the other is
not. expected to- iye. 4 The, mother, has
almost sgons. dersan1gsdv Col. Hawkins is
absent t from p home, ,.,s =; ,,s,s - ..esr
1.-The storekeeper at Nashville, who sold
the green tea which poisoned Mrs Powers,
has been arrested for still offering, the same
to the pnblic. Two boxes Of tea were
seized, and the contents Being examined,
were found the same as that bought by Mrs
Powers The Judge refused to admit the
sterekeeper to bail, and gave him in charge
Of. the city jailor sus 10 y'ise.z~Yp 81, )
r. Atferhendous tornado swept oversexson's
village sneai@ Beaufost5;s. C>,sAeoeHtgy. 1.-The
village consisted of fifty houses forty.fve
tof which were totally destroyed esome of
the houses, wereeaaTied a .distanoesof three
miles, with theirs Inmates in them.s Many
Of the hesdspeeple were killed and wounded
y men. women and children, y, Near the ,yil-
lage Yas aiaapd int2 ,!yAs iah 4 gra Were
blown a as sar9Eped s.,.,,..,,; ,s-d,,,s:,y.,
{ "A lady at Atlanta, a few days ago, poi,
Iasas rst SEX ckifdffsens :'' gi7ing fhsm
'lauda t sdp5p0sihg Ii fsiFsg6rfo. Bsffesffss'
! the mist:9e was discovered they we're too
| FAR gone ftossavef their lives The. lady is
rich, and these children would have been
her heirs. ,Foulplay is believed to have
occurred, and suspicion rests on. a young
man, a. distant, relative, Of the lady, to whom
her property will now, descend, t.a,....,
;;zHAAe ]. latest .achisyement, q. Harper, the
Kentucky guerrilla, whose lawless exploits
are'npt yet ended was his visit, with his
gang Of thirty armed men, to the jail at
Bowling Green, Kentucky Oh d the morning
Of the 18th, and the Sforcibfe rescue Of q
guerrilla ~ The name Of May, charged with
the murder of a Mr.. Harris, of Simpson
county, during the war. May told them
that two others were confined there for
horse. stealing, and the. party went back to
the jail and released them also. The bold
outlaw is confident Of his ability to defy
capture, as he takes delight in showing his
contempt for all law or officers of. the law.
| i r. = Y
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28
JOHN G.. SAKE.

Singing through he forests,
Rafting over ridges,
Shooting under arcnss,
Rambling over bridges,
Whizzing through the mountains.
BuzZlng Der The vale
Bless me- thissis peasant,
Riding on FALL
zen Of didersntst ations ~4s..---...s...-.-4.-.s-
Ia the eye Of Fame,
Here are very quickly $50 II
Com;ngito the same p 81 -
High and low ly people,
Birds Of every feather IN
On common level,
Travelling togethsrl -v - ~
Gentlemen in shorts,
Looming very tall ~ = 9F
Gentlemen at3arge, = = - - 80
s; 81: e. ): ! .' & is; 's4a 1
Gentlemen in gray,
LOOKING rather green or - fEf
Gentlemen quite ofd.
ASKING for the news;
6er9emen ineblack, : fsf S
In a fit of blues;
Gentlemen in claIet. syee.r,--.
Sober as vicar
Gentlemen in Tweed.
prasdf1iis iaIr i %. - "a r..
Stranger or the right,
Looking very sunny, I p 80 q
Obviously reading -
Something rather funny. - 49,
Now the spilss are thicker ~
Wonder what theyAInean r - Fl -
Faith he's got the KSIcKEI-
LOCKER NJ gazine. " -'tf
Stranger on the left,
Closing up his peppers
Now he snores amain,
Like the seven sleepers; rEls
1t his feet volume, .-.,.,.
Gives the explanation,
How the man grew stupid r7aF ,s.ls l.a1
From Association" t.,t
Ancient maiden lady - ,-,...-...,
Anxiously remarks, =.
That thore must be peril
'MOng so many sparks;
Roguishlooking fellow i''t'
Turning to the stranger,
Says it's his opinion
She is out OF danger.
Woman with her baby
Sitting vis-a-vis
Baby keeps squalling,
Woman looks at me;
Asks about the distance,
Seys it's tiresome talking,
Noises Of the cars
Are 80 very shocking
Market women careful
Of the precious casket,
Knowing eggs are eggs,
Tightly holds her basket;
Feeling thata smash,
II it came would surely
Send her eggs to pot
Rather prematurely.
Singing through the forests,
Rafting over ridges,
Shooting under arches,
Rambling over bridges,
Whizzng through the mountains,
Buzzing DER the vale;
Bless me this is pleasant,
Riding ON q rail-
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28
MisfefIailu.

sa- The best and most original thing ever written
by its author is the following-quaint, queer and
strange The rythm is suggestive of tho rattle and
whir Of the locomotive. n
RHYME OFSTHE RAIL.
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1866-06-28

Bishop HOPKINS, of Vermont, has writ
ten speedily forthcoming "History of the
Episcopal Church"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

4 ncstcr biz of satirc than tho follow.
;n", one seldom picks up. Read it. II
suits the present a::c perhaps as we'll as
Lambs tiElc:
My dear chillscn,' said an old rat
to his young ones, "thc iniirlnitics Of
old age arc prcSs;u: so heartily upon me
that | have determined to dedicate the
rcr:ainLer Of my day5 to modification
and pcnancc. in 4 narrow ard loacly hole
which | have lately discovered. But
.e. nc 70, interfere with your enjoy.
mcH:s youth is season of'pIca<urc !;
DC hurry, therefore, and obey M las:
injunction, never come near my retreat.
lioI bless you ALL Eccp!y affected,
a;irciing audibly. and wipins His eyes
with his pascrnal tail, the Old rat wiki.
drew, aud ives seen no more 70: several
days, when his youngest daughter,
mo"vi rather with lilial affection than
ty ;ha: curiosity which has been a,trib.
U:cd % Ike sex. stole to his cell OF NOR
;!!ica,;pn, which turucl on; to be u hole
made ~ his own teeth in an cnormuu,
Cheshire cheese
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

\ BElrGs RARE P%EEoGATirE.-
Somc years a.o, luiicrouS incident
happened at Nicnaa. The Emperor
w@s interrupted in the midSt Of a council
b. message from the Emp.c<s, who. II,
was said, wanted him immediately. GA
yo:ay to he: Maicsty's apartments, she
threw herself before him in impiorin:;
attitude, aal begged him ,ha. she might
D: a!,owcl the extraordinary privilege Of
putin, on her own stockings. The
i.i.h DANES G: the kascr's i:npcr:al high
cour:, i: a.tms, whose duty it was To
perform that function, Insisted upon
Ii>c;a:@iu; il, though, as Tie In.
pcrial mistress represented, they tickle
her wien do;n" 80 in way tina, she could
10, endure. The youn: princess, whom
fortune had raised to be the partner d!
the kaiScr'S throne, had hccn brought
up ia simple and sensible manner Al
home, and really could rot see why the
hands Goa had given her should be less
useful to imperial and royal pcrsonascs
than to any ether people. The Emperor
yic,lcd, doubtless to the CONSERVATION
Of the ladies Of the bcdchamber, who
saw in thi3 Innovation precedent
frau.h, with dan:cr to the most ha!!ow-
"a institutions Of the Monarchy.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

An ingenious person in Nc% Orlcaas
has been cn:agc'i in Ma&ia: thread from
tht sin!&3 O. ,ac cotton pant. 1t is
very Ene Ind s;-c"s aud looks very
much ike flax, hing ac.,iy - sol. anl
pliable. lie proposes - make this
thread into cloth, w3:cA 80 sa::5 %:l! bc
as strong and durable az :ha, iAaGac from
cotton Itself Forty pounds Of ,h:caa
can be MADE from one hundred and
twenty pound: O.! stalk. y new factory
will soon be established Cor the manuiac.
tuGo rf cloth from this Substance. THIS
H.o"ovcry IL no. Il new one. It has been
known for several years tia. there vas
n hbroas substance in The cotton stalk
which very much resembles lax, hc: it
has ncver before been ru: to pra;:;c4l
use. ShoGld this prove successful. i:
will double &c value Of the cotton p..u.
tatioas at the South. The mex, iaye.-
lion 10 order, 70: tie Development o!
Shs South, is a method c: making paper
from sutar-caac stalks. Whoever does
th!s ought &c make rcStunc.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
The WOOL Market.

S. y. Harris: Secretary Of the ONO
Wool Growers Association, publishes Il
statcmcn. for the consideration OF wool
growers, in which, aI:er si"in: seTeFa'
causes Why he thinks tic American WOOL
:r1yer has r1aSon to DC so,:.@"1 with the
prospective condition Of The tic WOO!
market, he says;
"Thc WOOL buyers arc a'rca@y i" the
field with :hc expressed determination 10
take the rcw clip It range, q tfom
forty.iyc to Gfty ccat9. fo:"Etty:: va
the custom. Jus; before TIE scad:n" o"t
Of orders to purchsa: 700; il Nc S..:,"s'
10 &C: IN shh$r, sale IL !'cS.@H .: Ne"
York, and scal o.: fake report q
prices; Lr: as this practice can 40 long
or deceive Intelligent men, :Ec:lcccia:ots
have reso.,eG to system Of iecr%inS the
condition Q: our wo9!s, AMI 70: this pG7'
Dose have held meetings in Michigan
and Ohio, adopting rules both imp'ac'i'
cable and unjust, aud Gu;:;n. forth dec
lara,icas coacc:nia. tie practices O!
wool p,o"e:s whose i:av@' cucc Is only
eouaied ty their ia!achoo!.
But the !a:"crs Lave wGot to sell, AMI
these men viii cc:%c % wy ii. ETe::
farmer mus, ,::":,.c f.. h:m'cir how hr
will dispose OF liz wc.! and tn" !''ict a:
which he will Aa!4::. It is piways most
satisfactory to The G.:;2es 20 dispose Of
lis staff at Lou2 Il: cas-: in hand, All!
whcr q sw':>!ac.c:yra2r Z! til kind i,
made, should s:y, take Z. BY; :e: no
farmer lie decc::cG ~ spcc!oG: us:u.
1acu,s, as j: nc Bottom va aco&' 20 !a.l
out Of Tie market. There can l9 no
prediction in the trade Ct tn. ;:mc more
certain Of su:i!..:atas than tha: WOO!
must advance ::9:a lvc&ent quotations,
md although TIE lu5li-hc1 rates are
from ror,y.tiYc TO &:ty ceGt, | know Q!
considerable purchases already maze in
Ohio ut tiity..iYc 20 sixty cca;', ami |
know Ct 10 good rcaspu wiz all tIr
bette, class OF "ooG OHIO WOO! should
not COMMAND :itc Outside figure wi;h:a
:hc next two L:2H:i.'.
BciicY;rs ;:,is, as %. ctom . can"as'
Ct the whole Gc.d {: production an!
consumption, ae"l forth this s,.tcu.e"j
to tic patl;: for tho consideration q
suck WOO! growers as arc constantly in
curing Of mc-Wha; arc the prospects
&c the wool trade this season"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
The Wool Trade.

The wool trade mas been exceedingly
brisk IN 'he ul"e; e"a OF l''n"'e" our
'nS TIC last tea da;" -'F' = ueotSe'
acting Tor l."""c '"'"a1 ".s'e'utG'S'
having Soac among inc Ha"ve5 VII" 4
pie OF SrecHeac"' an"a s'len''y a1'anc'
CT ptlce, ana s"Frc1 t"eM u? "pnue''
inHy. VA our aE''Sa' !" luS".'"h,
Tuesday morniaS' we were as;0":SHra
to ind the street c"o"eu NJ %''h srMc,
th'ne less t"an f"'',Ss O. a ".n 81
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

CATHEriLLAES. - \ correspondent,
wiring to the Virginia Farmer, says a
friend Of his, year or so since, diScov.
cred by nccidca. while boiling coal tar,
that the bo!lin: or burning Of it under
trees infested with caterpiliarS would kill
the last one Of them. The trees near
the boiling or burning tar, q saw them
mysclt,) were literally covered with
ca;e:ni!!a.s, and every one fell and
died under tic trees. If the tar be put
;a;o lon:.hand.cd frying pan, and set
On fire, i: cau,l be carried from tree to
;:"c, %::d ,.>"; uaGcr each tree until the
de~:rcl c:!tc,i5 accomplished. This hint
= fri; growers should BE- sufficient.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

FoLLoM TEE nlGur.--No matter who
you arc, what your lot or where you live,
30. came; afford 20 Go that which is
wrong. The cn;y way to happiness and
pleasure for yourself is to do the right
thing. You may not always hit the
marx. bu: you should always aim for it,
and wit, every trial your skill increases.
Whether you arc to be praise or blamed
for it by Others whether it will seem
iugiy make you richer or poorer, or
whether 60 other person than yourself
know of yous action, still always, and in
oil cases, 90 the right.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
I Saw Her but u Moment.
! saw her but n moment,

! saw her but moment,
Twas in o" fitting skirt"
How p,ettily she sailed nlons,
The charming little tlirt!
! saw her but moment
All. twas II pretty sight
To sec her tread the crowded street
With Ioo:s,ep free ard light.
! saw her but moment,
Yet sworc hy the odd Harry"
Though pretty thing to lock at:
She would Icrc: 20 to mari
Though saw her b., i :nonent'
Yet knew she HaS nrt,
By the jaunty airs she put on
As she flung her fitting skirt.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

GREAT YIELD OF WooL. James
MtCane, eli Bloom township, lccs: from
his three yea: old buck hi, spring, .
aesas Weighing 20 pornis-rrow his
sWesAstsse buck, another weighing Is
pSOHls - from O yearling back, II
pounds; aud II pounds from one year
cd eve. Can aoy ore excel this show.
iSeS+MCoAac1;rihr HroM.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

LISTEN to 4 aattcrer who understands
his trade, and then try to be what he
says You arc
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
American Barber Shop,
BY J. NJ. DILLON

In rogers Ror, y. E. Corner Front j. May St,.,
CHARLESTON, WEST VA.
CIAvISti. SIEAMPoorSG NAiR. CUTTING, HAIR.
- Dyc.ng, &C.. &c. done promptly. with cleanliness
ami on reasonable terms.
Mr. Dillon will give you good shave for only dime
EEA Customers respectfully requested to call on
Saturdays, and not pu; Il OF Ill! SUNDAY.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

Why did Joscph's brethren cast him
into the "p;:"? Because they didn't
want h:cl IN the "family circle"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
ADVERTISEMENTS.
1900 Acres Of Land For Sale!

Ar AUTHORIZED by MI J. F. HASSF0RD. TO
sc Srry valuable tract Of land lying on Coal river
between the Upper and Lower y.l, and one and HiI
,',,n ~, farm OF Xr, j. F. Hansur. lying on us
,aa, Ksnswha river. The Mail Route from HaTswha to
WaTne County, by the Upper Falls Of con runs through
n horton Of this land. There nre iniiS Tor gr'hdhH
wca nni OF both Falls Of Coal, but SNORT DISTANCE
from this land. .,
mi. 1, tho Iirst Tinibrrcd Land IN the State o.
wv,, Virginia. with portion Of tho land cleared ana III
The timber Will Sell for more Than "'S WI
the land.
This land cnil be bought for
FIFTEEN DOLLARS PER ACRE.
rrrM.:-Ou".ihirI down, the bHi"hce III '"e"' ""'
Trrsos Wishing to purchase good Stock Farms or coal
lands, will apply to = WI" 81 w, =,
March 70, lSCd-al hana"ha u H. "''' '
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
$780,.

RATS r'rsHS EIRDS.-"h"'rrr engages III >h""iin:
mail birds "iurl miI: wi""v"r Hn:" IN "A'"riIai-
t:I.; rat, hc":aC;ur "" s"I! l'"" N"in" 'i'" L"
give u ia" Irrrsi; If t"ir experience IN driving On
these pests. We nee" ,".'lrr "Nii"' dogs, ct ahi
TAPS iur this hI>r,s-~.~.H;if' hmr'irdn, y. J.
EtIS"Scr "CusT,.'a' hd,"gtI>"i"c:.; Above.
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11
1860;

INCREASE az EATS--Tl' Idrm"r" Gd:"''e unr.
>lj md proves hy f,nr"s 'h" "n" n't t" kA!
Will have progeny and DESCENDANTS ITO less 'hhn hl"D
ia three wears. Now uI~., this immense ihiaiiy can l
Lr;t Down they would eos ';:c hIpgc food il,n wuH"
sustain e., 900 human hrimIN.
Eyy"Svv "Cu.T,.'," .t."rtis"Er;, aL"v".
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

RTT- MERCHANTS requested I" examine "nr
S;"cM Lrforo buying, n we propose I" sell at ia"
The West Virginia journal. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1864-1877, 1866-07-11

: VOICE TnOI rilr ~" "iSr ~- *.'hi,.i@ "'
"rmr,E'," Rat Euarh W.. -, E\i"rrrirai"r--' m"'
grain a:.d pr"r.."> .,,r destroyed n'nuFil! - 'r''
"'iv l,y ruin iL,l u''i - Soy i'H 81 TAO h"'
and i.>cr: kiIlrr."-- Lra"'.''r, Ei'.. N'd'.
lEA $rr "C.srA!',' Co., .r'.-a'Ic:h In"'''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

10 70 lsSor ~ Iss ". l. IrossS
SIR: On the 3tst January ultimo, placed n
the City PSst-oaiee package Of pecaniaEy vsiea
plainly addressed Hon -, WIZARDS heesk
Washing,on d. C.. upon which stamps TO tho vAlus q
~ cents were placed The gentleman 10 whom me lee
,nf was directed was expecting IL the LIST February
and it no, having arrived at the hotel ne made iaenifise
IN person at the ashngton PostOce Gas did also The
ps,mater OF the hoteD for several consecutive dayA
Inv vost success On the Gath inst the package va4
returned by the Dead Letter Office. and we obsaned 4
from she New. York Once upon the payment u ~
csntA -, -,
Considering that the esrd Of the firm was printed
upon tho envelope win request 70 return II Cos 49,
,ouswhsre" On the original envelope Due y =
written be- according 10 Fairbanks" als0 ~
scales Of the Dead letter Oee s presumed sss ~
letter was amply prepaid. The ,ssiy dasS ssase
Was loss 10 The frn Of at least 500.
smaller package 20 the same address. fully propase
was forwarded Feb. l. That slfo, was not rsoesvss'
and tbus far IL has not boom returned uIh
N.~ York, Feb. &c 1866
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
- application Of the Mayo. Aldermen and Coumonsy Of
~. CITY Of New York, relative to the WIDENING Of
BROADWAY Tor Boon sdse Rosdl between fihy seventh
and gy nrthstyeets IN The City OF New -Pursueni
10 statute. such made and provided the Mayor Alder
uen aud Counon,y of 81. City Of Ne~fort a-rrby eve
notice they intend TO spPy % the supss Court OF The
STAT. Of New Yott Ut Special Term OF ssd CoOr to he bed
City Hal, "a tie Gay Of New YORK. on Saturday.
the 2<h Of March 1875 81 TIE opening OF the Court On
Counsel can Be head TOT me
Commissioners Of Estimate sDd Assesent
~ the matter shat the nature and sIteni Of the
rproveen, h<reb, Intended 10 the widening OF Broadway
Tor Bloom ngdal. Road between fry seventh snd Fty
ninth in the City Of New Yorf N manner following
that sts say beginning point OF the eastery bns OF
side Of Broeixsy ior Boopngdse Road distant feet
inches noYheYy from the norhrry line or soe OF fny sev
ent street ard running thence norleiy and parallel viii
tho point the soUtheTly lie or side OF
Pity ninth street distant FIVE hundred feet westerly from the
w-,.y line lid. Of said Seventh thence westerly
present ess,ey line side OF brosd"sy Tor blooming
Road aid along 'sid last mentioned
nqS 10 the point or pisce OF beginning
PuruGnt the provision, o. the Act OF The Legtufe OF
The people Of the State OF New Yort entitled An Act author
irns the Mayor Aldermen and CommOnaliy OF the thJ OIL
New.Yok to widen Broadway lor DlooEngdas Ho.t) be-
tween Rity ,even;h and Fty ninth streets IN hs C.y OF
,ry n, 1866 RlCHARD O0ORnAN.
Counsel 70 the Cooperation.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-28
CUPREME COURT.--In the MAJ

CUPREME COURT.-In the matter OF the
- application Of the Mayor Adermen and Connonshy o.
The Civ Of newton relative to the NIDEN1S0 snd tx
TENDING of ASN-sTREET and FULTOS-sTREEI, IN the
Civ OF New Yiruasnt to sstues ia zach esse made
and provided the Mayor Aldermen and Cemmonsiy Of The
City Of New York hereby give notice. thai they intend np
Special Term Of said Govt 70 be held It the City HAN N tns
City Of HewYork on SATURDAY the I+th day OF Msrco
The opening Of the Conrt ths day OF soon bsie
..r a. heard fot the appointment Of Commit,
sorrs Este ADD Assessment In The sbove entitled mat
Ter thai the naur, and ofhe Improvement hereby
teo5ed the widening and extending Of street and Fu
In said city in follow ina thss 10 70 'sy on
A.. norbery nds fAuns,reet between fssrov and VII
snd both sides Of Ann street between Wh.n-
street and Goldes also. both sdes Of FutobsTee BE-
tween William and Rydsis alley so % ,hs souhefy
side Of street. between Rydets alley ard Wsssr,trrt
and the nothSsy side Of between foni
street. and South In toe City Of New YoIt ~ laid cosn
ard deneses on certain insp made by Edward Boyle City
Surveyor he IL the Office Of the Clert Of the Common
Coup Al Of the City Of New YorkDs;ed New February
H. 1870 RICHARD OookhhN,