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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

TmE, in its rssistless fight, is rapidly |
bringing us to the date whenit is customary
to celebrate the Anniversary Of our National
Independence. The Fourth Of July, 1857,
is but few weeks Of, and il 10 about time
that q movement be instituted for . proper
observance of the day. In other places ex-
tensive preparations are in progress, speakers
have already been engaged, and such an &C.
tivity exists that indicates more than the
usual preparations for rousing time on that
great occasion. But nothing has been done
here, and IL is high time thata movement be
made in this direction, unless we intend to
let the day pass by without any ceremony
whatever. Heretofore our Fourth Of July
celebrations have not been fully up to the
occasion, on account of lack Of unity
among the people. II has been . standing
of by the mary, and allowing the few to
make all the preparations and do all the
work This is not right, and we hope to see
different feeling in the future. We have
now ample time before US, and, with united
effort We can have what we must have-s
grand, cannon>fring, bell ringing, speechify>
ing, Incorporating patriotic celebration of the
Nations great Holiday. Let the Mayor and
City Council lead the van, and in the move
ment the public, with its great, patriotic
heart, will follow, and assist in getting up
festivities grander than has ever been enacted
here before. II is right and proper that our
National Anniversary should be commemora-
ted by public rejoicings, by bonfres and illu
limitations, by JOY aud exultation, for wehave
as people the most ample reason to be
proud Of the achievements of our ancestors
in laying deep the foundation stone upon
which has been erected the grsndest temple
of Freedom the world has ever saw. How
that was done--through what trials and suf
ferings, through what butcheries and mar
tyrdoms, through what sieges and battles
the pages Of American history will attest, anC
afterwards how il was finally maintained, thu
widows weeds, the orphan homes the arm
less sleeves and the MANNED patriots of to
day attest. And every loyal citizen mus
feel grateful that God has permitted him Il
live IN
1.-THE land of every land the pride,
Beloved by Heaven, Ger all the world beside"
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RIvEB NEws.-On the 29th the following
steamers arrived and departed:
Arrived-Phil. Sheridan, Dubuque
% Muscatine, St. Paul.
80 Iowa City, Wapello.
T. P. Benton, Dallas.
" Countess, Hannibal.
" Eagle, Warsaw.
" Andy Johnson, ST. Louis.
Minnesota ="
Depsrted-Sheridan, ST Louis.
Muscatine Z"
Rob Roy "
Minnesota, St. Paul.
- Iowa City, Wapello.
I. P. Benton, Dallas.
Countess, Hannibal.
Eagle, Warsaw.
The following we're the arrivals and depart.
ures on The S0th
Arrivcd-Eagle, Warsaw.
Countess. Hannibal.
Lucy Bertram, ST. Louis.
q Grey Eagle, Quincy.
Hawk Eye. St Paul
Depsrted-Andy Johnson, St. Louis
=" Hawk Eye f"
Countess. Hannibal
Eagle, Warsaw
Eight large lumber RATS and one large log
raft passed down Yesterday.
The river is falling slowly, with ak and a.
half feet on the rapids.
In addition to the above, several lighters,
loaded with wood, came over the rapids, and
are now dischsrging on the Levee.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

PosrorF1cK block is being repaired, inside
and out by its owner, Mr.. Sample.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

Who would not be beautiful Who would not
add to their beauty' What gives that marble
purity and distiHgae appearance We observe upon
the stage, and in the city belle II is no longer
secret They Hagxn's Magnolia Balm. Its
continued use removes tan, freckles. pimples and
roughness, from the face and hands, and leaves
the complexion smooth, transparent, blooming and
ravishing Unlike many cosmetics, il contains
no material injurious to the skin. Any Druggist
win order it for you, If not hand at so cts PER
bottle. We. HAGAN, Troy, n. T., Chemist.
DkMAS BARNES CO., Wholesale AgeHte, n. ]:
Saratoga Spring Water, sold BY all
Druggists.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

Lail<d Statss u America. Sxrn Diei4soa af i0roa-
CIV. CLARE United States Marshal for the State
of Iowa DO hereb, give public notice that In the
OF the United States against Thousand cigars
ore or ess In Of seizure and forfeiture uDder
acts of xre.s dd the 10Th day Of H,y 1851 in
Pel, Marion Co., Iowa. atsseh snc take into my
sion safe cusod, ten thousand cigars mort -ss
And also give putlic notice that tbs tine assigned
for the rad the 4th day o. June
1851 al hereby stnsnish and summons all persons
claiming any interest the said ten Thousand cigars
ess kno~inx or having uythipg TO say by
sam. should not be condemned sed soid 10 answer
the dsand Of ssid sppelian that they be and appeas
before he said Court 70 bs held In and for the Southern
Division bts,rct Of foea the United stAtes Court
IN the city Of keckuk IN aid District 81 special
term be holden the nrst Tuesday 10 June ls65
oeoc Ia the forenoon Of that ds then and there
claim for The end to make their ale
gztiens 10 that behsf q. " CLARK VI w.
mayIs-dl4t H. Fulror. Deputy.
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understand that the Keokuk Gymns.
alum will open on the 10th Of June. All the
apparatus is being made in the city, without
regard to expense, and from the knowledge
we have of the prime movers Of the oreani.
cation We have every reason to believe that
u will be one OF the finest institutions Of the
kind IN the Northwest, and will be perma-
nens establishment, of which the city may
well feel proud. Rice's Hall, one of the bes,
for that purpose to be found anywhere, is be,
ing fitted up in good style for the use Of the
association,
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chicago Live stock Market.
By Telegraph oa,cAso Nay so
Ree-ps-ss q cattle. IN OF hogs 10 cas- Of
shs.p.
catle-chOcs TO prime s. soaio co. fair to good y %
o. 90 common to Medium 80 Gal 20
Hogs-cheics TO prime 50 oos rs, fair to good @ &c
o. 20 common 10 msdiam - 2o23 30
shs-p-Good to choice 50 1891 IS; common TO fsii
IS ooae7o
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

WHEN the summer of youth is slowly
wasting away in the nightfall of age, and the
shadow OF the past year grows deeper and
deeper, and life wears to its close, it is pleas
Ant to look back through the vista of time
upon the sorrows and felicities of our early
years. If We have home to shelter
MS, and hearts to rejoice with us, and friends
gather together around fresides, then the
rough places of our wsyfaring will have been
worn and smoothed away in the twilight Of
HE, while the sunny spots we have passed
through will grow brighter and more beau>
tiful.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

Heimstreet Inimitable Hair Coloring Is not a
dye. All instantaneous dyes are composed Of Is
eassfic, and more or less destroy the vitality
and beauty of the hair. This is the original Hair
Coloring, and has been growing in favor over
twenty years 1t restores grey hair to its original
color by gradual absorption, in q most remarkable
manner. 1t is also . beautiful hair dressing Sold
in two sires--5o cents and Shy all dealers.
c. HEIMSTREET, Chemist
Saratoga Spring Water, sold by al
Druggists.
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Feraiga Markets.

Fersisa Markets.
Lorpos, Msy 5000 ,. N.
cou,ola declined " American Securities unchanged
LrvRrooI, May so-a .. m.
Cotton Unchanged
P.our-Eominst 7ss
Wheat aud Corn-Unehangsd.
Rscon-Sos.
Clover seed-42s-
Lospox, May % Eve.
cop.Ol. .. Bond. 1a,< Fri. 40. III Cent Ieh
LavxRrsoL, May so-ku
Wheat No Milwaukee rcd ia edi white California
is,.
Corn-sss
Barisy-4ss Sd
p-as--4ls.
osts-ss Sd
Pro,i.ion.-Pors 81. %. Beef advanced to is2' 3D.
Lard 4ss Bacon sss.
LOspos, May Sow.
sugsr-A- 81.
con.ol, s4,<. s-eoTah &c 1917 Fri. 4oH
redacti saA ib. .ak rate Of discount OF half per
cent vas anticipated to day.
It IvrsrooI, May so-Ers.
Br..dstun.-ouiet md 1rn. Corn 81 higher; sales at
80. I'd
Other markets unchanged.
FrAsxSOnf, Nay so-K.s.
Bonds T1ss
Cfmetnnatf MarGst.
By Telegraph C1scisEAri, May 30
ylour-F.miy TO fancy SIS so0is. eprisg Ia ussais-
sbls
Wheat No q at 50 IS No at "a IS 81 20
Corn-DuiI 80 fSr No In bulk; buyers did not offer
more than s..
oats-74.
Rye-sln.
whisky-Dnli. seSsl.
Meas Pork-Dull; tf2 so
Bulk Mes,s-DulI at $40.
Bseon9 for shoulders ii for ssss; ils or clear rib
i954 for clear ,id,s.
H,m.-IsalsIt for common; lsols1< for sugar cured.
LArd-l2x for prime, In ueress
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Arrivals and Departures Of ktokuk Packets
ROB ROY,
Arrives on Tuesday and Friday. at o'clock D. m
and Del arts on Wednesday and Saturday morn
ing, at o'clock.
ANDY JOHNSON,
Arrives on Wednesday and Saturday, at 6 D. IN,
and Departs Thursday ana Monday, at 7 a. m.
Lucy BERTRAM
Arrives on Thursday and Sunday, at 9 p. m,
and Departs on Friday and Tuesday, at Z a. M
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A STRANGERS OPINION OF OuR CITY.-M.
q. Bishard, Tribune correspondent, says: II
have wandered for hours through the streets
of Keokuk, not like Diogenes in the streets of
ancient Athens, in search of an honest man,
but simply to see if there we're such things
as homely women, or ugly residences. lnev-
er heard that Diogenes succeeded, and know
have not. Hour after hour have ! spent,
along the shady walks, and through the pleas
ant avenues admiring the beautiful homes /;
the fine shrubbery the grassy lawns, and
gravel walks: ever drinking the sweet melo-
dies that pour forth from the feathery songs
tiers, that find shady homes and cool retreats
in every yard. Happy birds Happy peo-
pie who are blessed with their presence.
| have seen nothing in the West that remind
ed me so much of our dear old homes way
off East, as this beautiful city. In addition
to the fine residences and charming scenes to
attract the travellers attention, the Father OF
Waters, on whose bosom floats innumerable
boats and RATS, flows gently by, carrying ever
on the great romances and stern realities OF
every day life.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

ALL persons in want of the latest, best, oil
cheaper styles of wall paper call on Ed. S
Carter 4 Co., Main street, between Third and
Fourth
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

UNITED STATES CoNNfssIoyRRs.-Judge
Love announced, on the 2sth, the appoint.
ment of the following additional United
States Commissioners for the District a
Iowa:
P. p Henderson, Indianola.
Henry Temple, Lewis.
Jas NJ Reid, Keokuk.
- Packard, Cedar Falls.
Thos. Sergent, Fort Dodge.
II. J. Skiff, Newton.
(. I. Edginton, Charlton.
J. NJ. Test, Council Bluffs.
Geo. Woodbury., Leon.
d. NJ. Harris, Panora.
John Currier, Sioux City.
W. B. Mack, Cedar Rapids.
d. 4. Ellsworth, Eldora.
A. <. Arnold, Iowa Falls
Deloss Arnold, Marshslltown.
John A. Hall, Boonsboro.
Vim. Smith, Osksloosa.
John 5. Stacy, Anamoss.
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stock market.

stock market.
By Telegraph NV YoRx. MAY so
fiGovernmsnis dull. Reg 81 liilSez eoupon. I1lsS
9s4 s-2o.rsg 'e9 Ioes4 ak; coupon. 81 lossS1 do
'et lo5IaeA; do es loesk4l<: do new 1897 lo+o
coupons s7szS;s; Aus 7-59s 1oss 81; June and Jal.
los5saA.
Arcdi-uious IS shSst that the Secretary Of the
Treasury is coming or the market fer a loan.
NYc esisass Erie 1915; pfd Il s5aIc llsXalo
q Land rseihc SAX: ss1 "a; do pfd s7ssajs
VI " oo1<eZ
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For sale.

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, on cor
n nsr 5th ard Bank streets, embracing nearly fsss
lots. brick cottage dwelling. stable, wood and
houss and other outsuding garden and large variety
fruit and choice VARIETIES grapes bsr-
ries- Ae In bearing. t~D large eisterns, kc- &C.
THIS property in good repair and oeer the whole
for sale a. Low price for cash. half cash and bal
snoes fsvorabis terms Title perfect The wholsss
for sale AZ LESS than the house can he buit for
knqrirs Of B TES.EYCK
or 4 Rcprfster cH1s r. BrRGR
ST. Sdu
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-05-31

LNoR sALB-se land mostly tinhsr) on the mid.
die road. leading from Keokuk % sandasky, about
miles from the city, and may be known the RScs
srdson tract Title good Prize SO per gnsu'r
Of 81 b. TEN-EYCE
uar11
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Fer sale.

a COTTAGE Brick Dwelling House.
- with SIN ROOMS, eesr cistern and veil sItr.tss
on the esstery half Of lot In block 90 on fha .e
ads Of High street, tetsesn ADD lota strses Thls
property In frst rate repair and will be sold at bar
gaia applied for soon. Title good no sale.
knquirs Of HB TFs-RycK
menA
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For Sale.

OF 10 Bloch II, on which Is . four story brick
IL metal roof buiidins, 70 BY eo-and stone FONDA
aon OF 70 BY 70 on the balance Of the lot Thn proper
~ IL known the Arcade Building aud 4. situated on
the corner Of lst and Main streets srd will be sold fer
scout onehah shss the improvements coat frot .old
soon, viii be rented for terra OF years Title good or
no sale FOR furthsr Information address
mayie HB TEv-RYry
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II heated . tvostory trick dwelling house, contain
ing ssven rooms large brick wssh house and woos.
house, together with iasge brick stable large
estsrns and lots sell covered with choice lot OF rt
snd other trees This property 10 situated the eorr
Of 9th and Morgan streets convenient TO business Prte
5000 half cash. balance In snd two years at re
cent. interest Title good Enquire Of
n.rch17 HB TEs-EYcK.
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LyoR eALR-six acres OF cry desirable grape and
IL fruit land situated on Grand Avenue shout TX
miles from the Court House. viii be divided to suft
purchasers. knquirs Of
nsri7 H.B. TEN-EYcK
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EOR SALE-A frame dwelling house, with
sin rooms fall lot, with fruit aud other trees on
the ssms situated the d High and Seventh
streets, Keokuk. Price tacoo. Title good Enquire Of
snchlp n. B. TKn-EYCK.
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New Orleans Market.
4 By telegraph nav oRIxAss, May 20.
1 Cotton-unehsnged
Sugar aui Mainsse- Nothing doing.
Fiour-supernpe ST. 25eli 90, choice Extra SIS.
Corr-Yellov and mixed 81 l7l1al 20, white 81 IS
0sts-Fair demand; obdffl
H Hay-Declined; prime western ST 67s.
Bscon-shoul ders s1ss nib aides l2i< clear DO ls<
Pork-Duli; t2t25
Iard-Prime teree IL key 1tiz0l4I<
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LNOR sALE4-LotT, block no. the corner u sth
IL and Tmea, on which Is l9eated Frame DweIlfne
Hoass containing rooms, Number Of closets tood
estern aud cellar lot veil fenced, and will mand
rent Of $40 per nooth. Title good or sale.
hsqufre Of spri2 II. d TKN-kYCK.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-27
FRoM WEST MILTON.
Correspondence of the Ohio statesman.l
The Randolph Negroes.

Tho Randolph Negroes.
WEST MILTON, MIAMI Co., o.
July %, 1867.
You may expect good report from the
Democracy of Miami this fall. This, you
know, is one of the strong-holds for Radi-
calism. Heretofore, by persecution and
prescription they carried many with them
that they will fail to get along with them
this campaign. But the great stampede here
is on account of their party attempting to
force Negro Suffrage upon us. Here we
see daily specimens of the MAN and
Brother" in the persons of Randolph's
Negroes who were located here some
twenty-five years ago. Then they were
started out with fair chance to make a
living. But nop they are positively a set
of almost beggars. Their little farms have
been turned to "grass," and the whole
tribe do not raise as much asone man could
do. Many of our Republican boys arenot
willing to let such mingle with them at the
ballot-box. If the honest Republicans in
Ohio could only have the experience of
dealing with and seeing such alcolored
community for few months, we could
carry Ohio by more than hundred thou
sand majority. We will carry it as it is by
a greater majority than the most sanguine
Democrat anticipates. iaa
Respectfully yours, ***
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CanIt Re So?

Correspondence of the Ohio Statesman.l
Can it be really true that $S00,OOO have
been wickedly distracted from the .'Sol-
dier's Widow Fund" by our State officials,
and used for electioneering, party purpo-
ses? ..ra-
r. Many soldiers here wish to know. Some
of them, as well as the poor destitute wild
ows of others, who fell in the Wilderness.
or died in Andersonville, have come
to me making inquiry as to the matter.
L informed them 1 had read in
the STATESMAN what regarded as true
statement of the fact, and that it aoas really
so. But having lentmy STATESMAN could
not state particulars. ,.
Please republish the facts from the Off
cial records, and compel the guilty to con-
fess or explain what has become of these
$S00,000. The matter is making quite a
fuss in these parts. If it is true that these
Radical leaders have made such mal-ap-
preparation of funds so sacred entrusted to
their care, atthe same time they hypocriti-
cally prate about l"debts of gratitude to
soldiers" it evinces an impudence only
equalled by the dishonesty of that party.
and will loose them at least TWENTY VOTES
in this county. So, out with the facts. pow
- In behalf of | MANY SOLDIERS.
In Mondays issue we shall satisfy our
correspondent and all inquirers as to the
truth OF the aforesaid stealing. -fl.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-27
Avery Modest Reply.

The Radicals are exulting over the re-
ply of .SIcKLEs to the charge that he is
living at the South in oriental splendor and
playing the despot.
The General in reply to Mr.. ELDR1DaE's
charges says:
"You may relieve his anxiety with the
consoling information that my equipage
has not cost him nor any of his friends
anything, said equipage being the cherish
ed gift of my comrades Of the Third army
corps" . s-7 +. III ~.
This impudent Radical glories in his
pomp and insults the people with idle
boasts that he is able to play the tyrant.
No one charged that his equipage cost them
anything. The charge was that he is play
ing the tyrant and riding over the people
in most Infamous and dastardly manner
to which he replies by claiming to be able
to do so. 80
Will SIcKLEs, or some of his friends, in-
form us who SIcKLEs is? Where did he
formerly reside? What was his character
What single virtue did he possess?
Such men as SIcKLEs had better look
down into the impenetrable darkness OF
their own hearts and try to realize their
sad condition and use their breath in try
ing to atone to their country and their God
for their past crimes and wickedness, in
stead of boasting of their ability to play
the Lord in q Republican Government.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-27

The amount we pay in taxes is shown by
a statement that in the ten years from 1857
t, 1866 inclusive, the people Of Hamilton
county, Ohio, have paid a total of S22922,-
IA in taxes, divided as follows: City of
Cincinnati, 0,265S22 State, $5,61s,6ss;
county, $4,247,S14; school, $2,331, 700 /;
township, $45S,5SS. The entire tax for
1857 was jS1,563,6lO; for 1866, $3,344, ,124.
/ OF the amount raised for State purposes,
nobody but the State officials know how it
has been spent, for the fashion now is, to
raise money by. taxes for one purpose and
to spend it for another. Even the fund for
schooling the children of the State and
that for the support of the widows and or
phaa children of the soldiers who fell in
battle have thus beenyrobbed by men who
are now seeking reelection. -5...sl
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CONVERSIONS.
Know Thy Destiny. !.


MADAME E. F. THoRNToN. the great English
Astrologist. Clairvoyant and Psychometrcian. who
has astonished the scientific classes of the Old
World, has now located herself at Hudson. N. Y.
Madame Thornton possesses such wonderful powers
of second sight as to enable her to impart knowl-
edge Of the greatest Importance to the single
ried of either sex. While In state of trance she
delineates the very features the person you are
tomarry, and by the aid of an instrument of in
tense power. known as the Psychomotrope, gusran-
tees to produce life like picture of the future hus-
band wife of the applicant, together with date Of
marriase position in life, leading tra Of charae-
ter, DC. This is no humbug, thousands of testi-
certified certificate. written guarantee, that the
picture is what it purports to be. BY inclosing 3
small lock of hair, and stating place Of birth. age.
disposition and comp exion, and inclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelype addressed to yourself, you
will receive the picture and desired information by
return mail. All Communications sacredly conf
dential. Address in confidence. MADAME e.. F.
THORNTON, P. o. Box 223. Hudson, N. Y. go.
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-27
An Ordinance

Making further partial assessment upon owner.
of lots fronting upon High street in the city o.
Columbus, from North Public lane to point Il;
feet south of Friend street. 4. 81. -..-
Be it ordained by the City Council of the City
of Columbus, That the sum of Four Dollars be anS
is hereby assessed on each foot fronting on Higt
street between North Public lane and point Ia
feet south of the southern boundary of Friend
street. and that the owners of lots abutting upoI
the part of said high sire t aforesaid lie and are
hereby required to pay the amounts so assessed
against the lots owned by them respective to thu
City Clerk, on or before the 18th day of August
A. ID. 1e67. .
President Of the City Council.
Passed July 70, A. ID. 1867. --i.-e.= ... 3.
Attest: L. Z. WILSON, City Clerk.
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An Ordinance
Making appropriations for purposes ther
H"A9 named. ~

Making appropriations for purposes therein
named. o. -... ...
Svcr,aS I. Be it ordained by the City Council
of fSe Cty Of Columbus, That there be and is here
~, snnronriat ed out of any money in the Treasury
not heretofore appropriated, the following sums. to-
wit: u- r,.. .,4 IT. M, ,
DP For new Wells and Cisterns. Five Thousand Dol
For the payment of Police Department. Fifteen
Foq the yfnent of judgment costs and interest
in the Court of Common Pie Is in favor of John ".
Hughes Four Hundred Dollars. zt.i. ~, u
For payment of interest ON City Bounty Bonds,
due August 1st, 1867, One Thous and Dollars.
For the payment of the second asses mept for
making the Nicoison pavement, in front of the
State House square; Two Thousand Seven Hun
SEC. !. The sums Of money appropriated by the
foregoing section shall be expended in the manner
prescribed by the 5th section Of an ordinance den-
JACOH RENHhRD,
- President of the CAy Council
Attest; l.. e. WILSON, City Clerk .i5
iy27-dlt
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Resolution to Contract.

Resozued That the City Civil Engineer be
and he is hereby authorized and directed to con-
Michael Malone for grading and paving the unpav-
ed sidewalks. cutters and crossings. and grading
and graveling the roadway of linn alley from Third
street to Fourth, the same to be completed by the
18th day of October 1867, upou the following terms.
to-wit: .-' - .''771s5ssYff~ 't
For excavating or grading. Thirty-fve cents per
cubic yard, &. I.... -. .. ,g--.s=
For furnishing aud setting kerbing. twenty-five
cents per lineal foot.
For boulder paving. Forty-four cents per square
yard. ,'.c .rHG re tI
For bricks laid, $l1 per thousand. -..,..
For grayeling. Seventy eightcents per cubic yard.
Adopted July q, 1867.
- ~ Attest: l.. E. WILSON,
Citv Elerk