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THE SOUTHERN STATES.
VIRGINIA.
SPEECH or SENATOR WILSON At ORANGE COURT
HOUSE.

VIRGINIA.
srEEcn or SENATOR WILSON AT ORANGE COURT
HOUSE
sr TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
RICHMOND, Va, April Ex-senator Wilson spoke at
Orange Court yesterday He recouned the events
which led to the war; and said that after its close the
North had no ilfeeing for the South The South was
submissive, and had the measures now pending been
adoptcd directly at the end OF the conflict the South
would have acknowledged that the Government was Just
and liberal. And when Johnson assumed power, nc
adopted different policy, which had brought on all
this dissatisfaction. Lincoln had prepared elgt con
dtous for the pardon OF Rebels all Of which met WILSON'S
approval. johnson prepared "a, which were six 100
many lie WilsOn had favored the S2OOOO Clause
for he wanted the South except few prominent Rebels
10 be at liberty to go To work. The south had com
planned Congress violating the 4onsttuton ana YET
nnhed johnson i'm his violations m the Constitution III
restoring the States The speaker opposed 70 Dac
mans party, or a wmte mans party Let all who fayOr
hnma bondage 40 together and all who favor freedom
and progress go together. III any Rebels haa cast
aside their dolusions let up and join the Re
publican party -, 4.
Mai j. n Lee, State Senator from Orange, replied TO
Mr. Wilson. He charged the introduction o! slavery npoh
the Norta and said Lincoln did not at first intend 10
bcrate The slaves and that the Southern people were
the blacks best friends. ..,,
Mr. wilson replied that in year the North wond give
the negr suffrage He said cOnfscation might follow II
the Reconstruction bill was not accepted.
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THE NATIONAL FINANCES.
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WASHINGTON. April 30.The amount OF fractional
currency receiyedfrom the Printing Bureau for the wee
ending to-day was s3i95O0 The shipments OF fractona
currency during the week sils2l2, including Suwo
each the Assistant Teasurers at New iork ana Boton
sOOOO 90 the Assistant Treasurer at 81 louis ana he
remainder TO the National Banks and others The az
burseuents for the week follows; War Department.
As 3O6 9e5; Navy Department, 32ss Interior Dspa
inept S655092 total. s2,94942 The amount OF Nhtioha
Bank currency issued during the week was si90, a,u
the actual amount In circulation ut this date the cus
returned, including WORKOUT notes which amounts 70
81 COZ 9sJ being deducted. Is t29s95oii Ihe amquS
of fractional currency redeemed during tine Wech "a
sse ana 49, Internal Revenue receipts to-day amounted
70 sp;ss2O for the week they foot up siesi2; WIN te
og gate Tor the fiscal year this dtc - oJ
c,rifies held 10y the Treasurer of the United states ~
t,s for National Banks reported to-day are s Iolows
EtU circulating DotF, t34O6O950i for dcposiA ~ P"
money, t3e, e,l6O.9;gj total, t3Isd7l,9O0 f lH fD'
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XLTH CONGRESS.
SENATE EXTRA SESSION. WASHINGTON, April 90
NJ TELsGKAPH o TRIBUNE.
THE REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.

sI TRIBUNE.
THE REPUBLIC OF MEXICO.
The Senate being in Executive Session, the doors
were temporarily opened, and Mr.. SUMNER (Rep Mass
submitted the following resolution proposing the good
offices Of the United States between the cOutendDg par
g1Gs The Republic Of MeIeo rough from the presence
confused by bloody evil in which MeIeans
Eas United toundb BeglboIhood Republican
I'D ss obto On SesoHes more urgent from The present Of
.sau ~heFe each pA ebeed BY poseted eonaieti therefore
a Taths proper for the Government the United States
os s q pedaioI betveen ae conehdrg parties q the Re
she establishment OF Republican Government the foundation Of
Mr.. HENDERSON Qsep., Mo- gave notice that he in
tended 10 offer the following as a substitute
E,.olscd By The Senate The United States that MaIman
sgnb withdraw himself foreign troops end
@ @ m m war may a, 5,e ss .Snaed hs senate wo9 be sIafed
the hands oi the Republican Government Of Meoo for the
scssrsss eoudues Of CIVILIZED warfare.
the table, and ordered to be printed.
PRU UssIA AND FRANCE
Mr. COLE Rep, Cal, submitted the following, which
lee over fOT consideration:
sgA o q ownership Of the Grand Dueby Of LuTembug and
KsS That he Pr.dept Of ne Tad sses b. .ood 10
o rs nsry mediation the end that The eSuOD Of blood be
The Senate further postponed it's time OF adjournment
s'e die and took recess from until O'Clock this
EVENING SESSION.
OFFER or MEDIATION IN MEXICAN AFFAIRS
The Senate met at o'clock. When the doors were
opened at % o'clock,
Mr.. JOHNSON Dem, Md offered the following reso
lptiOns, viz:
Red During ev Merno Government Of the United
s 1ssg in ga,.uHSe Of @ o9g and srr established policy ha
he Archuts MarAn head hat
recognize the Republican Government Of a. county the eg
conduct has q
npi HaIiA and his suppone 20 oyeoW such
nd ADOPT avert tbs uheT ef
on ~ blood nd the earliest
ett'acied land therefore.
d By the Of the United states That the
ttd be hereby Teqssssd " s6er the
nestion of the United bring cy tTuna
h0uors ~ both howen
sshd al ofe 81 fns and subjects residing that coauy
~ e1et G the laws l warfare, "a
sat telsred H undsTstang that Ma1nan
A sdete Biz ssuaed Authority aud that be m
Aba. ears fbs II the eaTlet practicable
f1sd That the
bhe PTsatsai 81 the United States ..... .D
The resolutions were ordered 10 lay on the table
1he seDate then adjourned s.Hs dc.
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was completed or least for five years there was to be
a Surface road on Broadway; THIS arrangement was
concluded on Friday night, and the Railroad Committee
had that evening reported satisfactorily to all parties
ton of the rrpot was so strong that IL determined
10 take il out which was Committee OF the Whole
last evening The Committee went through the nl ex-
neditiousy and amended IL some so that Col Vanden-
Lnra coud have remuneration for his long labors IN
Of the measure were majority. and therefore prog
ress was reported very easily In the Senate motion
was made TO reeommt the hill to the Committee Rail
rnnds Mlch as il the only test vote taken, send
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1HE STATE LEGISLATURE.
81 rKLsoRipH TO THE TRIBUNE
SENATE. ALBANY, April 20, 1867


SENATE. ALBANY, April 20, 1861
THE sODUs Ray CANAL. T..
MT FOLGER Wep Ontario moved naS Ine Noi" oHsidepa
tion of the bill extend the powers OF the sod BAY va
nal Company and that the same be referred 10 the o0
Mr. WHITE cRep, onondaga) moved to lay the resou'
MIR WHITE then moved to refer the motion to the Con
sttuonal Convention, and on this subject he spoke al
After va ous points Of order being raised and decided
aud sundry questions OF privilege IT was finally resSvea
10 refer the bill 10 the Committee on commerce anu INV"
cation with instructions report within an hour.
The several orders Of business were laid on the taDe OH
motion of Mr.. FOLGER.
CENTRAL RAILROAD FARE BILL
The New-York Central Railroad Fare bill then came
from the Assembly, as an amendment to Senate Dill.
Mr. FoLGER (sep, ontariol moved TO lay the subject
on the table. Motion carried by Yeas l6, Nays9
Mr.. FoLGER moved to limit debate to five minutes
Motion carried.
THE CANAL FRAUDS.
Mr.. SESSIONS Rep. Chatauqual moved that the sen
ate Committee on Canal Frauds De authorlzyd 10 sit u
ing the recess, and report 10 the next Legislature
THE soDUs CANAL BILL ,,
atlon Of the Senate the Sodus Canal Company blil
Increasing the for the care and education
ExcIsE LAW.
Mr. THOMAS MURPHY Rep., ~ " moved that the
Committee on the Internal Affairs Of Towns and Counties
be directed report at o'clock this afternoon the D
amending the Metropolitan Excise law.
MIR. ODONNELL, Rcp., Lewis Chairman OF tho Com
mtoe opposed the motion. insisting that the law ought
not 20 be disturbed.
Mr. THOMAS MURPHY stated that the amendments
met the approval OF the Excise Commissioners and read
tcegrams from McssTs Acton aud Bergen, stating that
they had 10 objection 10 the amendments.
TIIE READING OF BILLS.
The debate was decided out of order and the third read
ing OF bills proceeded with
AFTERNOON SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
Authorizing the raising OF dam ON the Cayuga ana
Seneca Canal. 49,.
Relative 10 to the benevolent fund Of the late Volunteer
Fire Department of Ncw-Iork
As TO the tax on foreign insurance companies
THE CENTRAL RAILROAD PARE BILL.
Mr. PIERsON Rop.. Kingtl moved To take from the
table the Assembly Central Railroad Fare bill. Carried
Mr., PIERsON moved TO concur.
Mr.. O'DONNELL (Rep, Lewis moved the postpone
ment Of the vote for hall hour Carried, 10 10 IS Re
cess. - -
EVENING SESSION.
BILLS PASSED.
For the construction of railroad from Spuytcn
Duyye to Port Morris .
Exenpting from taxation town bonds subscribed 10 aid
the Southern Central Railroad
CENTRAL FARE Bill
The Assembly Central Railroad Fare bi was taken up
and lost by the following vote. Rels, Roman; Demr''
folk
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0n Etdav ,here were sSo registered and 29e stricken
from the lists making total addition OF 36s This ad-
ded 10 the i25G2 registered In November 1906 gives
total OF 1880. -
ga At,TIoN or THE CONSERVATIVE REPUpLIcANs
Jyfb Senatorial Dsirict.-At an adjourned meeting
ronrth Senntorn Conservative Convention held at the
Fifth Ward Hotel April 90 1867 10 was announced Dy tue
prope consnttee that the gentleman who had been nom
inated for the Convention Wednesday last had de-
clineG the nominations IL was therefore resolved hse
the invention take this opportunity to Recommend 10
their friends in the district support al the po Of e
day election tie Delegates at Large nominated py tne
IIniol RopuLlca invention held at syracuse frl,l ~
1867 nd ha hoctiOn OF the Senatorial Delegates DO let
Ia tic discretion OF tho voters Of the district 1ia
y = ''N7 N, +. G.. VAN WyCk, No, 81 Elmst. 800
-4'3 e --,' chairman Of Fourth Senatorial DAtlet.f
AZ iS nASio9S {secrotarIes,' ,e1f irr .l. ooou =
Yib .SenatoTiai DlsirieL-At meeting held on Sat
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The friends of the bill then moved 10 suspend the pend
ing order of business mOOns and rcsolutlOnsl. THIS
carried and therefore, the general order OF Dlness
came up; consequently the bill was not read thru tne
before the The point OF order was riseu
and sustained when it was brought up that was not
properly engrossed Before 1t enRrossed the senate
adjourned Thus died the Underground IL ia due to
Senators White, FOlger Campbell, O'D0nnel ana LOW
and others who voted to recOmmt To state that they
favored an Underground road but they did not ~ tat
late hour like the forcing through OF snch Di Dy 'ne
managers the Surface road Senator PiersOn Voted
recommit but for what reasons do not know, az nc
has been friend of the Surface road all through the
anlInIA
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
POLITICAL.
TENNESSEE.

THE CONGRESSIONAL FIELD.
The following nominations of candidates for Con-
gress have been made thus far Ivth Disrict-Edmund
Cooper, Conservative; With District-David H. Kunn,
Radical; John W. LeftNick, Conservative. IN the Nth
District the Radical nomination Ia being acNey CON
tended for by the friends Of the Hon John Trimbe and
Judge Lawrence; and Messrs Stokes and Hawkins VIII
probably be candidates for reelection IN the lid and
With Districts.
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TIE FLOODS.

IMMENSE DAMAGE IN LOUISIANA
nv rrEsKArn rRBrsE
NEW ORLEANS, April 2O.-Another crevasse oc,
currel yesterday ~ West Baton Rouge 1he extent OF
the damage is not Yet reported. The greater part Of
louisiana s oyerfowed and there is much suffering III
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CALIFORNIA.

| TRIBUNE -, =,
| SAN Francisco. April ia meeting of the Demo
cratic state Convention IL called at san Francisco ON
/ IL
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A CARD.

To ne Editor u The TribaHe
SR: The Edward Oaghtonn;eEdd perhaps for mine
appeared the columns Of Candidate
for the Constitutional Convention This the only information have
do not know what committee persons 70 AL
declining the nomination take is mode OF doing So and TO-
quest will publish this and oblge yours @e
Ncr. lork, April u. 1861 r. SrooshroM
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

MessIs Price and Freeman have worked hard 10 have
this Excise law amended, but they had against them
nearly all tile Republican members. II they had had
day or two more time they would doubtless have passed
the Amendment. Want OF time killed them Strange 10
say Underground killed by its own friends W mis-
take. AS teleTaphed on Saturday night the SURFACE
aud Yandenburg interests came tOg ter and conoOcled
bill both for an Underground and Surface road, Tile
route was 20 be up Broadway TO FOureenthst., and
thence under FourhAye., and, until the Underground
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22

Senator Lent did all he could 70 pass this BILL solely De-
cause he and other Senators had received dispatches
from all the Excise Board saying the amendments were
right proper and would tend 20 better enforcement
of the law He announced that If II had not been for
these representations he would not have made the efforts
he did The following is the vote in the Assembly on
Friday night the final passage Of these amendments
Of the Republicans voted Yea for the same reason
Mr. Lent did:
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
ALBANY.

TIE LAST DAY or TIE LFGIsIATURE-THR NEW
YORK TAX LEvIEs PAssED-rHE CENTRAL FARE
RuL LDEFEATEp-FAILURE or THE EXCISE LAW
AMENDMENTs-THE UNDERGROUND RAILROAD
Bill. IOST-CTOsING SCENES.
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WASHINGTON.

,,orvs,,FT~r oy TIE SgxATE-THE NOMINATl0Es-b'''o
EEGARD IN TROUBLE-TIR MEXICAN Nh"A
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The ticket thus complete with the exception OF the
XXVIIth District (Chemung, Schuyler and steuoenl.
In the XVlth Warren, Essex, and CntoD XVllth (St:
Lawrence and Franklin XXVIth tOntario, Yates, and
SENEGAL, and XXIXth Niagara Orleans, and Geneseel
Districts the Democrats make nominations It VIII
be noted that an Independent Canal ticket half Demo
cratic and half Republican is nominated IN the Erie Dis
trict In the XXXIId District tChantanqua ana Catta
raucrtsl two Republcans Addison G. Rice and Wm H.
Henderson, will be found on the Democratic ticket
THE REGISTRY IN THIS CITY
On Saturday eyening.the registrars in the several
election districts throughout closed their abors The fol
lowing s the number OF registered on saturday
together with the number OF stricken from the
New-York tribune., 1867-04-22
THE CONVENTION.
NEW YORK CONSTITUTIONAL ELECTION
4aesday, April %.

REPUBLICAN UNION TlcKET: FOR DELEGATES Al
LARGE
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02

now in Jail under Indictment for the bur-
glary was entirely innocent of the offense.
He recounted all the particulars of the
burglary-the encounter with the Judge
and his daughter, and offered to prove it by
the return of the articles taken.
The man Brown then confessed to the
officer that his name was Jefferson Knight,
that he stole the horse from Springfield In
Queens County. He also confessed that he
was one of band of robbers who had their
rendezvous in the garret of Zion's Church,
at Little Neck, near Flushing, Long Island,
and that large quantity of silver and
plated ware and other articles would be
found concealed in the loft over the church.
The officer OF the New Haven squad, with
Chief Lincoln, proceeded to Flushing on
Tuesday night, and visited Zion Church.
They went up to the loft, and there wit
messed sight that astonished them. The
robbers had made a complete receptacle
OF the stolen goods consisting in part of
silver and plated ware, cake baskets, COB
lets, egg cups and spoons, forks, etc. Port
manteaus of valuable articles :-pistols,
swords, guns, and large quantities of mis-
cellaneous articles were lying round pro-
miscuously. In addition to this were hams,
preserves, medicines. oyster shells, bottles,
etc, which exhibited that the gang had
good time Of it generally.
In the church there was an old organ not
in use. The thieves had appropriated the
bellows and pipes, which they had used in
conjunction with furnace to do the cook
ing, and for melting the silverware. The
officers have also found pawn-tickets of a
score of burglaries. Some OF the articles
represented buglaries committed at Mr..
EHingham Lawrence's, ex-Mayor Mickle's,
and F. N. Lawrence's, &c.
When our reporter left, the detectives
with the prisoner had departed for the
woods near the church, having received
information of the existence of a cave in
which was secreted large amount OF valu-
able property.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
THIEVES RENDEZVOUS IN A
.kfi CHURCH. .

Extraordinary Discovery by Long Is.
land DeGectives-The Proceeds of
Numerous Burglaries stored i'm n
church at Flushing How the
Thieves Fared in the Church Loft.
For several years past numerous bur-
glaries have been committed at Bayside
aud Little Neck, near Flushing, Queens
county, L. /. Discoveries at various times
have been made near Bells Corner, Bay
side, of burglars implements, which had
led certain persons to suppose that the
thieves we're of a local genius, but none of
the investigations led to definite result.
Developments, however, have taken place
within few days past that are likely to re-
suit in the detection of large band of
robbers. On Monday night, October 10th,
Mr.. A. B. HendricksOn, of Springfield, in
the town Of Jamaica, L. l., had a valuable
roam mare stolen from his pasture, for
which he offered 500 reward. On Satur-
day last it came to the knowledge of Chief
of Police VIM. A. Lincoln, Esq, of New
Haven, Conn.,, that horse was to be offered
at auction in front of HOtchkiss's store, in
that city, and under circumstances that
led to the belief that the mare had
been stolen. The Chief put Detective
auction room and inquired of the auc-
tioneer for the owner OF the animal; upon
which a Young man stepped up and said
that he owned the animal, and on further
ipterrogating him said that his name was
George Brown, and that he lived in Orange,
a town about three miles distant from New
Haven, The Detective told him that no
person by that name lived at Orange, and
that he might consider himself under ar
rest. The man Brown was taken to the
station house and searched and locked up;
NOT. however, before he had been searched,
and a letter taken from his person address
ed to Judge Tonderdonk, of Manhasset,
T.. T.. whose house was recently entered,
and in which the writer stated that he was
the thief, and that the man, John o 'Garvey,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-02
Legal Notice.
A. GONDER, r.. M. GONDER an

~ A. GONDER, II. NJ. GONDER and
\Js l.. M. Gonder, in Canada, British America,
will take notice tn It w. z. Shrum, of the county
of Franklin, in the State of Ohio, did, the 5th
day of OCTOBER, A. d. 1867. file his petition in the
Court of Common Pleas; within and for the county
of Franklin in said State of Ohio against the said
G. A. Gonder, R. NJ. Gonder and L N. Gonder,
defendants, asking judgment against the said u.
A. Gonder r M Gonder and l.. NJ Gonder. for the
sum Of $407 9o-10o. with interest from November
9th, 1866 balance due pi iomssory note given by
said defendants to the id w. T. Shrum, dated
July 23d A ID. 1866 FIR $3.50. due aud payable sixty
days after date with interest, on which $50 was
paid on he 9th day of November. A. ID. 1865. The
said W. P. Shrum SO caused an attachment to b ,
issued to the Sheriff of said Franklin county. and
Franklin county. o 10. tc-wit: Lot No in N.
Westervelt's addition to the town of WesterVile.
as designated on the recorded plat of said addi-
ton and is numbered 42 on the plat of the new sur
ve- made A. d. 1867. The said w. 2. Shrum seeks
to have said al estate. and also any Indebtedness
of j. +. Seller to the said defendants either of
them. and any moneys or credits or property of any
kind in his possession or under his control, belong
ing to said q. A. Gonder, R. M. Gonder and l.: M
GoDder, either of them, appropriated and applied
toward the payment of the said indebtedness OF the
defendants to said W. p. Shrum.
The said G. A. Gonder. R. M. Gonde- and L.. M.
Gonder are notified that they are required to ap-
pear and said petition before the third
Saturday after the 9Th day of December, A. ID.
1867.
d ted this oath day of October; A. D. 1857,
ByHB ALBERY and a. ANDRE " S. his Att'ys.
oct24-d1tw6w
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From the Cadiz Sentinel.1
The Democratic Rooster.

The Cadiz Republican is as mad as wet
hen at the Democratic roOsters that grace
the columns of the Democratic papers.
Hear how it talks:
This bird, the mouth-piece of Demo a.
cy, would flap his wings, rear his crest,
and sound the note of triumph. when, oc-
casionally the rebel shout of victory would
reach his ear, as the Union army was re-
pulsed, and its unfortunate boys in blue
were marched into Libby and Anderson
ville."
Now tell your readers that in the "loy yal'
county of Harrison, where Hayes gets 452
majority, the Radicals defeated the propo-
sition to build monument to the ''boys in
blue" while at the same election 1870 voted
for the niger amendment, but only l705
possessed loyalty" enough to vote tor the
monument to the white soldiers. Hayes
got 2ll2 of the "loyal" voters of Harrison,
while 507 of these same "loyar' patriots
were unwilling to be taxed, and Offset their
money against the soldiers blood; an
then this Republican hypocrite who thus
traduces Democrats, says it is to be "re-
gretted.'" Out upon such barefaced hy-
pocrisy!
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To aUachons it may concern:
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To aHschon it may concern:
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBUS. o.. Oct. 90, 1851
Notice hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements. to wit:
making q double row dag crossing on the
north sce of Friend street at the crossing of
Straight alley. -
Also for paving the unpaved sidewalks on the
west side Of Fifth street betw Friend street and
Noble street.
The same to be done in accordance with plats
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Epgi
neer, and filed in the Office of the City Clerk.
Ali persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the office of the Clerk in writing, or
before the Eleventh day Of December. A. d.
L. L. WILSON,
oct30-d1taw4w City Clerk.
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To all aohona 1t mag Conce,n:
| 80 =. III CITY CLERKS OFFICER
COLUMBUS, o., sept. 9. 1857.
Notice is hereby given, that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the following improvements to-wit:
For graveling the roadway of Fair alley from
Fourth alley to Fifth alley.
Also for constructing Flag Stone crossing across
Seventh street the south side of Friend street.
Also to establish the grade on Gsrmania street,
from High street to the City Park.
Also to establish the north line of the City Park
in accordance with the proposition of q. +. Jaeger
Esq, aud acce ted by the City Council.
The same to be done in accordanee with plats and
estimates to be prepared by the City Civil Engi-
neer, and filed in the office of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed Improvements. are required to file their
before the Fifth day of November. A. ID. 1857.
s-,'-H.r-# l.. L. WILSON,
septl6-dltaw4w City Clerk.