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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-21
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1866-09-21
ct. QnuiR. 20. Gent

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ben6e NdGri6ten Elm . iibtr gertpiItAu >
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S5eIoern unb SiieHbabnen berlria9t ba<
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binaneen So Mot beioIot ODER perIest oH uertieren
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anpeihue Der Ssnet in issSso siHtm Drugstore b.
Die $oissi bot 0rSre baraif ~ febsn. sas Sies Cr
blnans fftt& ausesfGbrt wirS.
90. Wait. Broiun,
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Meabpr's ASrpf la,rtatipn.
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BfU9pvS Gfttce.
RaibUiue, a. SEPTEMBER, 1876.
Sn Observation-Disclosures nit elmer Netommenbatien
BED GeiRnbbeitSratbes Fnb hermit bic ErpeIegiet,
6epbrait BaiIer ~ gebraM9ep, aud aRi biejenigen
8eTIonen nus0ebebnt, mel6e amferbnlb Der Corpora
fiDns2iuieh Dcbnfn. DieieHtpea, peIde bteies Prts
piIeaimm begInhSn mnb fabfe fllb mad ben febenben
Geieten baflr ~ sahIeH, psrben eEudt BEL BEN HBais
,fers3ax Collector unrtnipTe9eB- nnperm6Genbe mDs
Gen 6epbypnts 9Bafsr obite 0abIung eebrauden.
6iefe NrOklamation tlt erlaiiei, min ben @ebraii9
aB. Matt BrprDm,
I'm 81 JNA EEag sgfsltH Napog
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in europa 9iinltie fur Hranfrei6 ieien.
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reid bat feine feinb h9e 9ibii 9ten. Die
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oes &aifets, sfnif en- seteif6erj StaIien
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bes 6eralO iaet IN 8e3u0 auf Sen. Get
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N0fiS fit Wadrftlcutc /!

Der lintersei9nete madt besannt, bas ale Riether
BON @arttaapSen iefort bic @ietbe fir Sas brittle
HuartaI besobIen miiIen, foIs e cine Rebnst on pon
fanfsie Yrosent IN BEN Ristbsprsiis iir bos Iests
nnariaI bieiss Sabres beanipru4ens
, ShOS. McGnrtbD.
1Gg I'm, GlerE bes gsargthGaies.
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Senneiiee,
Vim 20. Sauuar 1885, ~
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s9atmeifer: George stefsrIe. -
Die 2oee perfammeIt ft& feben 1onneritas GbenOf~
tsc Der Dbl deaO'e's laaa. ;
9eiitf@er unteriiIbunasberein.in
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gottesStenit: Sonptegs ntr Rorgsus.
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l9esper: Sonntags nhr 9admittags.
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MOrseR Rnb Ea4mittass In Der Rir&e an RsEhsGOl
Isss etrabe, uhtersalb bss souisDtae 0spots.
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!'5s SJAiJ- is}H i.la4 Is9{lESJEgfs Ii
Omtfdbe Dereine Nafbsiae's.

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frabe No. 30. ''t'''
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CITY ORDINANCES.


" i N n ~ "
~. To Authorize the Purchase Of Lot of Ground,
an the twenty -four Ward, for a Reservoir.
Section !. The Select and SommQn Councils @ OF the
ctor be ana he hereby authorized and empo vered
10 examine the title 10 certain lot Of ground, stu
atc in the Iwenty-fOUrth ward OF the city Of Pha-
delphia, descub, d as follows, to witt
Anihat certain tract OF land situate on the west
side OF Belmont avenue, in the Twenty fourth ward
OF q e'cny of Phaddphia described according to a
recent survey thereof, made Samuel L.. SmedleY,
Surveyor and Regulator OF the Eleventh District rs
Commencing at a point on the west sidq of said
Be mont avenue, in the middle OF Montgomery
mlnut, 8 west, ong tine west side of said Belmont
avenue 1876 feet u inches to the south me OF Bel
mont estate, thence north 70 degrees "a minutes west
by said Belmont estate 1851 feet II inch to cor
npr of land be Onglng to the estate of Edward
| George, deceased, thence by said GEORGES land the
three following courses and di itances TO wit south
IL degrees ii mnues west 490 feet II inches south
II degrees 81 minutes, east 4SA feet Inches and
south IL degrees 40 minutes west 90 feet III inches to
| a corner OF ground belonging to Joseph 5, Lover
ing trustee, part of lot known as Belmont No. 2,
east 626 ieet 81 inches TO the middle of said Forty
eighth street. hence south degrees IS minutes east
along the middle OF sad Forty yelghh street 2O feet to
The middle OF Montgomery avenue aforesaid, thence
north SO degre es Al minutes ong the middle of
SAID Montgomery avenue HOG feet q inches % The
| place of beginning, containing ~ acres and b9S
| thousands paris of an acre go sos acres)
And If he approves Of the same, to have convey
ance prepared therefor to the city in fee for the
purpose OF Reservoir, the idel alton TO be paya-
bic city loan at the par value thereof and at the
price OF six hundred and Sixty dollars per acre.
| Section 2. That the of thirteen thousand five
| hun dred and ninety -four dollars and slXty-eight
cents TO be taken from loan authorized bv an
ordinance cTeanng loan for he further extension
OF the Water W orks, approved MAY 8, 1866 be and
the same is hereby appropriated to execute this ord
nance
Section 3.GThe warrants for the above shall be
| drawn by the Chiet Engineer OF the Water De-
partment in conformity with existing ordI.
nanCes.
'' WILLIAM s. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
ROBERT BETHEL,
Assistant Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this second day OF June, Ammo
DomnI one thousand eight hundred and sixty six
"a. ID. 1866
MORTON McMGCHAEL,
colt Mayor of Philadelphia.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

A N ORDIN "A N CE
"a To Make an Appropriation to the Depart.
ment for Supplying the City with Water, for Car
ryiDg on the Germantown Water Works for the
year 1866.
Section l. The Select and Common Councils of the
City OF Philadelphia do ordain, That the sum of
eight thousand tour hundred and forty-nne dollars
and ninety-elght cents be and the SAM is hereby
appropriated TO defrav the expenses of the Depart
ment for supplying the City with Water tor car
lymg on the Germantown Water Works for the
balance OF the year eighteen hundred and sixty
six.
Item l. For salary of two engineers, eleven hum
dred and thirty.three dollars ana thirty.two
cents.
Item 2. For salary of one watchman, four hundred
dollars.
Item For salary of one inspector, five hundred
and siXty--iX dollars and siXty-slX cents. ..
Item For coal, five thousand dollars.
Item 8. For repairs to engine and dam, one thou
sand dollars
Item 6 For tallow, Oil, and packing, three hun.
dred and fifty dollars.
section q Warrants shall be drawn by the Chief
Engineer in conformity with existing ordinances.
WILLIAM S ST0KLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest .s-
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council. s
JAMES LYND, .
President of Select Council.
Approved this second day of June, Ammo
DominI one thousand eight hundred and sixty"slx
MORTON McMICHAEL,
651t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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u Il L u ION
1O On the Death OF Brevet Lieutenant-G General
Winfield Scott
Resolved, BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia, That we have heard with
profound sorrow regret of the death OF BreVet
Lieutenant General Winfield scott, the late illus.
tTious Commander OF the Army the United States,
whose name IS ndIs oubly connected with the honor
and glory OF his country, and whose fame has pro-
claimed him the greatest Captain of the age In wAIch
his services we're rendered .I
Resolved, That we deeply sympathize with the re-
latons and friends OF the deceased, as well az with
our fellow generally in their great loss; that
we revere his many virtues and console ourselves in
the belief that his departed spirit is enjoying
b. essed Immortality,
Resolved That the citizens Of Philadelphia are
hereby invited esfy their respect for the memory
of the late LieutenaI General by closing their win
dOws and places OF business upon the day appointed
for the pub &c ooseques; and further that the Com
mis- Toner of City P OpeTty be directed 10 have the
bel at the State House to led between the hours OF
l2 and O'Clock upon the same day.
IResolYe0. That copy of the above RESOLUTIONS
be fol Warded T. the surviving members OF the
family OF the lamented dead and that the members
OF Councl wear the usual badge OF mourning Tor
thirty days . ,,,,,-,
President OF Common Council.
l John ECKsTMN.
-f Celk OF Common Council.
".t JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this second day Of june Ammo
| DommI one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six
| "A. u. ls66L ,o,, :.
| cut Mayor OF Philadelphia
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A ORDl n CB
"A 70 Provide for Expenses incurred in the Lay.
ing oil Plpes LOT the Conveyance OF Water in and
Through the Streets OF the City OF PHI adelpha,
Whereas, The General Assembly of the Common
wealth OF Pennsylvania did, by Act approved March
30 1866, direct that all charges rates to be made
by the city OF Phi adeDha for the laying OF pipes
for the convey of wafer shall be fixed from time
to time by ordinance of Councils. Therefore,
Section /. The Select ana Common councils of the
City OF PHILADELPHIA do ordaln, That whenever any
pipes Tor the conveyance OF water shall be laid IN
any of the streets or highways within the civ of
Philade phla, ihe owners OF the ground IN front
whereof the same shall be laid shall pay for the
pense thereof the sum of one dollar for each foot of
their ground upon such street: Provided, That all
corner lots an allowance shall be made on one-third
the length of one of their ronta but such allowance
shall be always and only on the street or highway
running at an algle to the street or highway in
which pipe shall have been previously laid and paid
for; but in shall ihe allowance exceed fifty
feet any corner lot II allowances have beee made
corner lots previous to the adoption of this ordi-
nance, and not in accordance with its provisions,
the ST me shall not be entitled to additional allow
ances. ..,..... .....
Section O. That the supplement (approved May
tenth, eighteen hundred aud fifty tvel, to ordi-
nance approved January twenty-ninth, eighteen
hund ed and ffty five, entitled ordinance to pro-
vide for the payment expenses incurred in LAY ing
OIL the pipes Tor the conveyance of water in and
through the streets of the city ana any other ord
nance parts OF ordinances conf citing with the
PROVISIONS OF this ordinance be and are hereby
pealed.
Section g. That it shall be obligatory on the Chief
Engineer OF the Survey Department to furnish the
City Controller with statement OF all bills for the
any sJTeet Ut stCeetS OF Jne
city OF Phi adelpha, at the same time that they are
sent TO the Reaster of the ater Department. That
at The expiration OF tour months from the time the
Register 81 the Water Department receives the bill
for water-ppe, he shall then furnish tho City Con.
trollor with statement of all unselt ed bi sent to
the City solicitor Tor collection.
WILLIAM S. STOKLEY,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. .HAINFs,
Clerk OF Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this secOno day of June, Ammo DO
MINI one thousand eight hundred and sIxty-slx
"a. ID. 1866. ="
MORTON MoMICHAEL,
colt Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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CITY ORDINANCES.

DBso UTION
~ 10 Lay v aterpipe in BrinRhurst Street and
Reso ved Bv the Select and Common Councils OF
the City OF Phisdeph a, That the Chief Engineer
rected TO hayea wa,er.pipe laid IN the following
stIeets:-
the Phiade ph a ana Germantown Railroad, in the
Twenty.second Ward.
Iwenty.secopd street. from Arch street to Market
street; nom Chesnut street to Locust street trom
Pine street TO South street, in the seventh, Eighth
'''N '''''' WILLIAM s. sToKLEt,
President Of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAINKs .g
Clerk of select Council
rl JAMES LYND,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this second dav of June, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and SIXTY.
' MORTON MoMrCHAEL,
651t Mayor of Philadelphia.
ID SOLUTION
~ To Change the Place OF Voting in the Fourth
Division OF the Fifth Ward.
Resolved, BY the select and Common Councils
OF the City of PhDadeDhia. That hereafter the
elections in the Fourth Division of the Fifth Ward
shall be held atthe house occupied by James o. Bren,
at the northwest corner of Front and Pine streets,
the house heretofore used being no longer available
WILLIAM s. sTOKLEY,
.. Preside mt of Common Council
Attest
BENJAMIN II. BAINEs.
Clerk of Select Council.
.... JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council
Approved this second day of June, Ammo Do.
mini one thousand eight hundred and sixtY-six
MORTON MoNICHAEL
65h Mayor OF Philadelphia.
DESC LUTON
~ TO Chenee the Place of Voting in the Second
civision of the Eleventh WARD.
Resolved, By the Select and Common CouEcils of
the CITY of ihiaoepma, That hereafter The elec.
shall be held at the house occupied by 9. }. Vaett
northwest corner of New Market ana Callowhili
streets, The place heretofore used being no longer
WILLIAM S. SToKLEY,
President of Common Council
BENJAMIN II. HANRs.
Clerk of Select Council.
JAMES LYND,.
President OF Select Council.
Approved this second DAY OF June. Ammo
Domiri one thousand eight hundred and sixty'sx
MORTON McMJCHEL
651t May or of Philadelphia.
ID Z S OIL UTION
IL 10 Fix Rates of Charges for Water Rents, and
Penalties on Bills for Water Rents IN the twenty
Resolved BY the Select and Common Councils of
the City OF Philadelphia That the rates CHARGED for
water rents in the Twenty-second Ward shall be tue
Phi adephia. That for the year eighteen hundred
and sixty no penalties shall be added to the bills
for water rents till on and after September first,
WILLIAM S. sToKLEY,
President of Common Council.
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk OF Select Council.
JAMES LYND,
President of Select Council.
Approved this second day OF June, Ammo
Domini one thousand eight hundred and sixty-lx
MORTON MoMICHAEL
651t Mayor OF Philadelphia.
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A OkDIN nee
~ Accepting the Continental Coal Company as
Tenants OF certain Coal Lands in Columbia and
Schuylkill Counties. s...
Section /. The SelecI and Common Councils of the
City OF Philadelphia do Ordam, That the City of
Phiade phla, Trustee under the will of Stephen
Glrard deceased, hereby approves and accepts tne
Continental Coal Company corporation under the
law of the stale OF Pennsy ylvanla, and for tine
tenant and lessee OF the said city OF Philadelphia,
Trustee as aforesaid in to and of certain tracts of
land, known asst. re warrantee names of Robert
Hentzelmer, vii lam shannon, and George Beck
man, situate in Columbia and SchaYlkl counties,
in the State of PENNSYLVANIA Being the same tracts
of and which, by virtue certain lease dated the
first dsv of December 1860, dem sed to Robert
X Carter and Robert Carter, and w1Ich sad lease,
by virtue of cOnVeyances heretofore duly authorized
by the city oil Philadelphia, Trustee as Aforesaid has
been asslgntd to the Continental Coal Company,
whose night. title and interest therein the city of
Phlladelp phIa, trustee as aforesaid hereby rahfes,
confirms, and approves
.r WILLIAM 8. ST0KLEY,
President of Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN H. HAINEs,
Clerk of Select Council,
IA dES LYND,
President of select Council
Approved this second day of June, Ammo
DOmlni one thousand eight hundred and siXty'six
"a. D. 1861
MORTON MoNTCHAEL.
65lt Mayor OF Philadelphia.