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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08
CRIMES AND CASUALTIES.

There have been several deaths in Paris
lately from having flowers in bedchambersi
the patients die of brain fever or paralysis.
A man named Pope was seized with by
drophobia al Indianapolis, few days ago
from tile bite Of dog, which had healed
over.
Rev. T X. Garlett, venerable minister oil
the NJ. E. Church South, died suddenly,
whilst enjoying his dinner, al the house o.
Mr.. d. F. Aker, near Marion, Va, on last
Sunday.
Last November, boy llteen years Of age
son of Dr. T. P. Abel, dentist, of Chicago
was bitten in the cheek by pet dog belong
ing to tue family. The dog was sick, bu
was not supposed to be mad. The woun'
healed and no more was thought Of 1t. Las
Tuesday week the boy manifested symptom
of hydrophobia, which, despite the best med
ical skill, grew more and more severe, unit
4he paroxysms became Of the most excruc
ating kind, the poor boy died.
Mrs. Martha Brush died of appopleSy
the Methodist Episcopal church at Gowanu
Friday evening
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

PnomOTloN pF 4 DELAwAREAN-
We are much gralihed TO learn iha' our
fellow citizen, Captain JOHN p. GILLis' nas
been promoted 10 the rank of Commodore
in the United States Navy, for gallant anu
merltorious services in the war Tor the sup
preston of the Rebellion, and that the sen
ate has promptly confirmed the appointment
Captain ellis served in that struggle win
marked distinction participating In some
of the most stubbornly contested battles IN
which our naval forces were engaged, ana
on every occasion he conducted himself IN
such manner as to win the highest enco.
miums from his superiors, as brave anu
skillful officer. He well deserves this marx
Of favor at the hands of the government
Delaware has always been celebrated ior th'
bravery and excellence of her naval officers
and had the government conferred upoI
him the rank OF Rear Admiral, it would nav
been no greater honor than his distinguish
ed services and gallant conduct 90 pre-
| eminently merit
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

A CoNvocArIoN OF THE PROTESTANT
EplscoPAL CLERGY of Kent and Sussex
Counties, was held last week at Christ
Church, Milford, of which the Rev. j.
Leighton McKim Is Rector. 1t was an un-
propitious season, but the gathering was
nevertheless, pleasant and profitable. We
know of few instances anywhere, OF great
er and more perseverlng self-denial than Mr.
McKim has given during his whole ministry
both before and since his residence at Milford
He has labored very faithfully; and is enjoy
ing the result of his work, in possessing II
place Of an old, unsightly church, one large
and far more comfortable. When fully com
pleted, this will be one of the handsomea
Church-buldings in the State. He richl
deserves, and should receive, encourage
ment.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

CoNFIRMED.-George B. Dickson, OF
Dover, has been confirmed by the Senate as
Assessor of Internal Revenue for the Dis
trict of Delaware Mr.. Dickson has always
been Democrat, and we believe at the
election Of Mr.. Lincoln acted with the
Douglas wing of that party. He has been
moderate IN his views on the war question
although consistently opposed to the Re
publican platform. He applied for the pc
sition he holds as Democrat, and has beer
confirmed as a Democrat, and in this respec
is infinitely preferable to Mr.. Charles Il. b
Day, who foreswore his principles to retail
his office.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

OLD VIRGINIA is about TO reconstruct
herself under the provisions OF the new act
recently passed by Congress over the Presi-
dents veto. On Wednesday bill was re-
ported in the Senate Of the State calling a
Convention, as recommended by Gov. Pier
pont, and similar bill is pending in the
House, with every prospect of success. The
State of Georgia is doing the same thing
under the advice of Gov. Brown. So th'
| work progresses.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

We regret TO announce that Mahlon Belts
departed this life, at his residence in this
city, on Monday last, after long illness, in
the I'D year OF his age. MIR. Belts during
the greater part Of his life was one Of our
most active and enterprising business men,
being the senior member Of the firm of Belts
n stotsenberg, in the iron foundry at the
corner OF Eighth and Orange streets, and
also the senior member of the firm Of Bets,
Pussy & Harlan, car builders which has
since become the extensive establishment oil
Harlan, Hollingsworth & Co. Mr.. Belts
was several times honored by his fellow
citizens with seat in the General Assembly
of the State, both as Senator and Represen
tatiye In his business relations, he wa
esteemed by all for his answering integrity
As o legislator, b 5 course was marked by al
earnest desire TO subserve the best interest
and promote the welfare of the people of th
State. In all the social relations OF life, b
was truly an exemplary man. He ~as higl
ly esteemed by all who knew him, and
has gone down TO the grave full OF year
with bright hope Of eternal rest in Heavel
BY his demise our city has lost valuab
aud useful citizen, whose death has cast
shade Of sorrow over the entire communit
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

VERY MEAN.-The editor OF the Phila-
delphia Inquirer has neither explained nor
retracted the mean SANDER he published a
few days ago, against the patriotism and in
tegrty of Judge Fisher.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08
GOVERNMENT PROPERTY
AT PRIVATE SALE
NV DTDITTNT a. M

- Il Il l. N1lN 1E W.
5000 New and Secondhand TEAM HARNESS.
i0oOO BRiDLRs and c0LLARs
1000 SADDLES, all stylss-21f &c $500.
300 Your Horse Government WAGONS.
2,O0O WAGON COVERS, all BlRes, new and worn.
900 BLANKETs, and HORSE COVERS.
Also, large Stock Of Relns Lead Lines, whips BugU
and Ambulance Harness. Portable RorEag, ChaihL
Swin SletIeOp, Lead Barr, etc ete.
wheel Team Harnea1r-lttie w0Tn--ell Oak tauAh
Leather and serviceablt, cleaned aud OILED $500 iH
horse mule, including Rride Lead do "a co. Wasen
Brides, 81 90. Collars, TO g. Extra Hslr nod Am.
sry Case do. az and $500.
Double neinrl LIZ to 1885, Lead Lines 81 Ualtsh 4
10 s7 par dos Ohieers New Paddles SIS co. with PAA
Bit Bride s2l 0Oi good nav, t2O0 With Bride Az
valise Saddles for Boys, $500.
Wagon Covers, made 10 at any wsgDn,-hssvy iInsa I
TO sl2. Wp
1902 Hospital Tents new aud good as new 10 IS duck
ia feet squara---J0 u $40.
OtheerA a. TEN, iset square, ff0u 10 a.,
lOON BAGS, from Ia ~ Daok, lsL, quslIty 2 busbl
| 500; az bus $1,000; bus, BtiId psr bes.t ~
quality, $3.50 $500 aud % ~
EMAIL ORDERS egET ny ExrRHss, cor,
PITKIN & CO.,
| Nos 3sT S3s North FRONT af., pulLAD'A, Pc.
No. Park Place, NEW YeRK.
No. 49,, 9Th Street. WARRINGTON. DC.
| Priss-ltt seut on applieatioH,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

~ 8. stradley, of the Parent Missionary
Society, and John Betell, oil the Oohieio"N'
Missionary Society,
Emblem--A Riddle. e..
Mn,to--Aud tho Lord said Simon, simon,
behold, Satan hath desired to nave YOU ana.
he mRy sin you rs wheat. but havo Piy
ed for thee that thy faith la'i not'-o'' AuA'
a2-Si. 80. p.,,,a,t
Teacher Amount, $500 Life Member
Harry p. Fletcher ..,aa
all waters Isaiah 1920. =, nil.
las Cunningham Cass--H M. Rlle,
Teacher. Amount, $2i.0O. Life Members'
VIM. Cunningham, Jas. II, Riie, u, .
Southland, Wesley Bailey, Samuel fuitoh'
John Mccoy, Robert Armstrong.
Emblem--Fruit. ,..t, Of
Eshcoi and cut down from thence branch
with one cluster of grapes, and they bear !.
between two upon staff, and they brought
of the pomegranates and bt9he figs.
a.. Paul Glass;. Y. Torbert, Teacher,
? Amount, 5000. Life Members, VIM b.
!. Cole and ]. A. Baldwin.
Emblem Heather Altar.
Motto-For az ! passed by, and 6ehela
your devotons, found an altar with TINS
inscription To the Unknown God whom
therefore w MoA'h'Bi
unto you.--Acts 1923.
Bishop Simpson Class--A. 8. Jones
Teacher Amount, $5.15, iiilo Member
j. P. Smith.
Motto--In God we trust.
Chas. Hill Class-Mlss 8. j. Thompson
Teacher. Amount, $1.05.
Motto-The wilderness and the solltaf
place shall be glad for them, and the desef
shall rejoice and blossoms as the rose.
REHABILITATION.
I'd MORNING SCHOOL.
20 Life Members OF the Juvenile Mlsslonar
Society, 81; Life Members OF the Parel
lis Missionary Society, /; Amount OF year
collection, s185.74.
W INFANT SCHOOL.
Il, Life Members Of the Juvenile Misslonal
e. Society, III Amount OF years collectio
$88.00
nut AFTERNOON SCHOOL.
he Lille Members of the Juvenile Missiona
: Society, 80; Life Members ofthe Conteren
Missionary Society, 49, Life Members OF
Parent Missionary Society, A.; Amount
years collection, &817.2a; Total amount
years collection, S46b.97.
err 10, Singing by the Infant behool-"Ha
Around the Cross"
E. II. Singing by the schools--"A Brigh
m Day"
iis- 10. Benediction.
lte, The exercises throughout were of the m
I'M interesting character. The children rend
DO. ed the several pieces sang on the occas
in a style which reflected the highest Gre
lass upon The instructors. The large audle
dispersed at the conclusion Of the ceremoI
with, we trust, their religious sensiblli
cheered and strengthened by the In
. estng services they had witnessed, an
high appreciation Of the immense valu.
IS to acter Of the rising generation, aud direct
them in the path OF virtue and morality.
uch | e.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08
500. HOOP SKIRTS,
e2s.


NRw SPRING STYLES. "cVH Ows NArsr
embracing every New and Desirable slss stys aud ah.p
OF Plain and Trail HopR 6Knrn,-2, 81. az, ~, LSE
az, % audA Ydss ronud every length and nrs Wal';
In every rsEpeet Rtnsr ouALfTf, aud especially saapbt
TO nssl the wants Of PRar CLASS and most shiOnab,
TRApR
"OuR oWE MAKs" Of Hoop Skirt. Ars lighter NOR, .,
to- durable aud really CHHAPxn than any oihaf
make Of either Single Or Double Spring Shirt ia ~
American Market They WAnnAEfEp In every fsap,l
aud wherever intoduoed give universal nail,iaailsn
They are new being extensive Sold BY RsAilsr aAd
every L dy should try them.
ASK for Hopkins own Maksp aud see that each gkIs,
Il sTANPIp NV. 4. HOPKINS MANUFAcfURAk. eh
ARCH Street, pHILAD'A!" No oTHHsB Aas 1lseIEl,
Catalogue containing style, slAs aud RrrAIE Phen
sent 10 huy address Uniform and Liberal Discount
allowed to DRALpHs Orders by mail or olhsrwis
promptly and carefully hlled-WHoLEskLn and RIgiT.
| At Aauufaetory aud sAisE.Tooms
No. 628 Arch Street, Philad'a,
SKIRTS made TO order altered aud repaired.
| fEHhs nnr uAsn. ONn FnIOa oHLY
WA. t. HOPKINS,
| mafa-lOm
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

NeiC Boot and Shoe StOre-Mr. George s.
Hagany gives notice in another column that
he has taken the store No. 904 West Second
street, In this city, and resumed the boot and
shoe business. He will keep constantly on
hand large stock Of all kinds Of boots and
shoes for men, women, misses, boys and
children, which he will sell at prices to suit
the timea Mr.. Hagany has had many years
experience In the shos lrade, fully under
stands the business, and win no doubt give
entire satisfaction to all who may favor hin
with their patronage. We take pleasure ii
commencing hin 10 the public as wei
worthy OF GgeneToHs support,
Commander in tie MaUy,-The Senate o
tho limited States has confirmed the n0mi
nation of VIM. NJ. DickersOn, OF Delaware
to be Commander in the United States Navy
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

Caleb Class. J. l.. Crouch, teacher. -
Amount 1910, Life member, Frank Hast.
inR ..
land In their hands, and brought it down
unto US, and brought us word again and said,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

It is good land which the Lord our Sou
doth give us. "-Deut. list and 25th. y....,
Bethel Glass. q. Pickles, teacher. Amount
$4.06. Life member, John McCoy'
Motto-Watch and Pray. MT,
Rose of Sharon Glass. Jas. j. WYATT
teacher. Amount $997. Life MEMBER
Chas. Wilson.
Motto--'I am tho rose OF Sharon anu INC
lily Of the valley. Solomon 2nd.lst.
Infant School. Mrs. John T. Robinson,
Superintendent, Mrs. @. 9. Maris and Miss
Mary F. Randle, teachers.
Dew Drops Life members, Emma Davis,
sallie Il. Davidson, Sadie Talley, Maurie
Smith, Florence q. Kendall, Ellie Holston
and Katy Pierce
Embem-Basket Of flowers
Motto-''My doctrine shnll drop as th'
rain, my speech shall dislill as the dew -
Deut 82-2.
As the dews Of Heaven revive and lresner
the withered grass and dropping flowers
80 shall 1t be our mission TO cheer and en-
courage the missionary Of the cross--lA't''
Dew Drops.
The following verse were then sung .
Lizzie Maris, one Of the scholars In the In
FAINT School:
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LETTER FROM DOVER.

Tho Finances Of he Stdts-.-Ar. Allderdice's
Jtu.-.A blu to raise Reoenue-.- The price Of
Licenses for The sale of Liquors to be fgsd
at $1O0---A neB Law IN relation 10 Nation
al Banks.-- The Chrisnand Bridge Pro-
lection Of The Property Of Married Womed
.--Delaware College. Defeat Of tie bill 70
Prohibit the Sale of Liquor on Election
Days The bill for The Punishment Of Ne
groes defeated, &C., Sc.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1867-03-08

Afternoon School j l.. Crouch, Super
Intendent
Aaron Ritienhouse Class. Mira. 3. T.
Allen, teacher. Amount $4,000. Life mem
beers, Mrs. s. E. Allen, Of the Parent Ais'
sionary Society, and Miss 8. H. Wingale'
Miss III. A. Paynter and Mas =. l.. Gun
ningham of the Conference Missionary DO
clety. la.
Emblem-A wax lily enclosed in a glass
vase.
| Motto
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March
II. G. Short ST. Georges HID,
James Spring, Mill Creek HID, 10
PERSONAL PROPERTY,
James IL. Taylor, Stanton, s
George Lobb, Chrisliana HID, 8
Richard Groves, KiIkwood, =
| VIM. Smith, New Castle HID, o
Thomas Meals, Christiana HID, 8
A. r. Hollingsworth and Thomas Z,
Woollen, New Castle Hd., II
| George Harrison, Mill Creek HID, Ii
| J. s. Latta New Castle Hd., 12
| ]. II. Wood Red Lion, le
D. w. Gemmill New Castle Hd., IL
James Donnel & Son, W. G. G. HID, IL
William Lowther, Christiana HID, 18
A. II. Fisher, Pencader HID, i3
John JONAS, New Castle HID, l8
John b. Smith, New Castle HID, IA
Gordon Il Orr, Brandywine HID, IA
! Howard E. Finn, Mil Creek HID, IA
Joseph Higgins, Brandywine HID, IA
l.. j. Vanhickle aud A. $. Moore, New
Castle HID, Il
D., j. & c. Dilworth, Chrstiana, 10 and II
! | NJ. Price, New Castle HID, Il
Commons & Eachus, Christlana Hd., Il
. George W. johnson, Christiana Hd., Il
] VIM. L. Chalk, Charles II. Cannon,
! Mill Creek Hd., Il
Springer Mcdaniel, Mill Creek HID, Q
/ James W milford, Pencader HID, 9
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
nORRIBLE ACCIDENT.


"A man some time since was repairing gas leak,
corner Of 2sth street and 9Th avenue, New York
He went into the excavation and then lit match
An explosion of the gas took place. and the man
was much burned. DIR. ToBIAs' Venetian Lini
ment applied freely. and in three days the man
was about his business in the Manhattan Gas
Works as we'll as ever. His name is Samuel F.
Waters. This is one ofth wonderful cures made by
DR. feBIAs' celebrated Venetian Liniment; 1t /.
pot only good for Burns but for Old Sores Bruises
Chronic Rheumatism, Sore Throats. Cuts. Inssc
Stings. Pains in the Limbs, Chest and Back; alst
internally. for 6olic. Cramps, Diarrhs, Dysenter,
and Group. 1t is perfectly innocent to take inter
naly and is the best family medicine in the world
Orders are received all over Europe for it. fTh'
most celebrated Physicians recommend it-it neve
fails. DIR. Tomas puts up every crop himself =
Sold by all Druggists at so cents and 81 per bottle
Depot Sc Oortlandt street, MY. i'''' @-i''it
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AM OrdinanceI

TO assess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing Fair alley from Fourth alley to Fifth ailey.9
SEcrIoS1. Belt ordained by tho City Council
OF the Glty of Columbus, That the sum of Nine
cents -Four mills, be and the is hereby lev cd
an assessed upon each foot front of the several
from Fourth alley to Fifth alley. as the same are
designated upon the plat of the Civil Engineer,
on ME IN the Office of the City Clerk for the cost and
neer. iIt1' fil1T ---7lIl i'Ii.T---. fS-ff To
SEQ; .. That the owners Of the several lots OF
land upon which the foregoing assessment. is made
shall pay the amounts of money by them severally
due IN that behalf to j. Wiedow, within twenty
da, from the date Of this Ordinance, or be subject
to the interest and penalty allowed upon the same
by law.
JACOB REINHARD,3s ,3sr g
= 4 -, nod President of the City Council.
Passed Dec. %, A. ID. 1867. 'ilt9 =
q" j, Att Attest; L. +. WILSON. City Clerk IS lPrs
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AN Ordinanca
To assess q special tax upon the real estate bound
ing Mulberry alley from w ater street to Low al

To assess q special tax upon the real estate bound
ing Mulberry alley from w ater street to Low al
,lisiyd sid. iti ...I. .s.llt.. fL5u.-f
SsoTIoN1. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the city of Columbus. Thatthe sum of One DOL
lar Ten Cents Eight Mills be and the is here
by levied and assessed upon each foot front Of the
erat lots of land bounding or abuttng upsn ul-
berry alley from Water street to Low alley ex ept-
ing lots No. 1. 9. g. Of Heffner Haydens addition.
the came Jesignateduponth the plat of the Civ
il Engineer on file in the office Of the City Clerk
for the cost and expense Of grading along same
according to the estimate of tae Uity Civil Engi-
neer. 80 - 90 -.
SEQ. 2. That the owners Of the several lots of
land upon which the foregoing assessment is made.
shall pay the amounts of money by them severa | ,
due in that behalf to Charles Maynard. within
twenty days from the date Of this ordidance. or be
subject to the interest and penalty allowed upon
the same by law. =
President of the City Council
Passed December %, A. d. 1867. ~
g. Attest: u. T.. WILSON. City Clerk. y Z
n "a
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Neuralgia. often efectinga perfect cure in single
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its magic influence. Even the severest cases Of
Chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Derange-
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system. are completely and permanently cured by
it ia . few days, or a few weeks at the utmost. 1t
contains nothing injurious to the most delicate sys
tenn /. and can always be used will perfect safety
It is in constant use by the best physicians whe
give it their unanimous and unqualified approval.
Sent by mai. on receipt of 81. and two postage
stsmps. Sold eyerywhere. -, ,;it ~
TURNER & CO., Sole Proprietors, l2
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Paving Ordinance.

An ordinance to- make a double-row fagstone
SNTosssng on the east side of High street, across
North Public lane. FT-t ~
SE9TIoKl Belt ordained by the CITY Council of
Inc be Uisy OF Columbus o.thirds of all the mem
4erS concurring), That doubIerow ia gstone cross
SIDE SIDE o. High street, in accordance with the plat
tnereof on file in the office of the City Clerk.
PEG. That all damages, costs and expenses
arising from the foregoing improvement, shall be
asses :ed and levied upon the several lots of land
fronting or rabutting the east side of High street
Floi distance Of lH 4 feet north and ls7K feet
south of North Public lane.
sz-sz=s-=7 - JACOB REINHARB,-
~ President Of the City Council.
fassed Dec. 23, A. D. 1857. s-,.-.sr-
attest; l.. E. WILSON. City Clerk.
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New Advertisements
An Ordinance
To assess a special tax upon the real estate boun,
ing LOW alley from Elm allax Mulherry allax

To assess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing Low alley from Elm alley to Mulberry alley.
SECTION I. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the city of Columbus. That the sum of Fifty
four cents be and the is hereby levied and as
land bounding or abutting upon Low allie from
Elm alley to Mulberry alley. excepting lots No. a.
Is. 10. H., l9, 90, of Heffner Hayden's addition
as the same are DESIGNATED upon the plat Of the
Civil Engineer, on file in the office of the City Clerk
according to the estimate of the City Civil Engi.
neer r
land upon which tbe forern;nS Is U made o.
shall pay the amounts of money by them severally
due in that behalf to Charles Maynard. within
twenty days from the date of this ordinance. or be
subject to the interest and penalty allowed upon
the same by law.
JACOB REINHARD
President of the City Council.
Passed Dec. % A.; D. 1867. : -.
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Death of GEN. james Hart, OF
ASS. ..-s Piqua. -...rs...

Gen. JAMES HART, of Piqua, Ohio. died
in that city on Tuesday last. Gen. HART
had served his district in the State Senate,
and occupied high rank. During the
late war Gen. HART served with distinc-
ton. As lawyer, and particularly as an
advocate, he had but few superiors in Oh 10
He belonged to that class of warm hearted
men who are their own worst enemy. AT
the time of his death Gen. HART held the
office of Assessor of Internal Revenue for
the 4th Congressional District.
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Total NO. Delegates. .574
1t is respectfully suggested that, as far
as it may be practicable and convenient,
the delegates be chosen on Saturday the
2Sth inst. 1t is likewise RECOMMENDED that
the Delegates of each Congressional Dis
Strfct in attendance on the Convention elect
two Delegates to the National Convention,
. and appoint one Presidential Elector.fsF
Fellow Democrats, you have this year
achieved great victories. But the work is
deemed from tyranny and misrule. Let us
then press forward in the great work of re-
demption.=Let us lose not one moment.
Let US spare no eXertion-and this time
next year will find US rejoicing over our
country and Constitution rescued from de-
struction. y, -
By order of the Democratic State Central
Committee. ~
JOHN G. THOMPSON, Chairman.
C. j. BEAM; Secretary. ~ --F c-,..,s {
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8 An Ordinance

To assess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing the east side of High street, from Spring street
?. to Long street, - = .Irt FL
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Columbus that the of nine cents,
be and the same is hereby levied and assessed upon
each foot front of the several lots Of land bounsng
abptting upon the east side of High street, from
Spring street to Long street, as the same are desg
mated upon the plat of the Civil Engineer, file in
the office of the City Clerk for the cost and expense
of bu Iding flag crossing, across Mulberry alley;
according to the estimate of the City Civil Eng-
neer.
SEC 2. That; the; owners of the several lots Of
shall pay the amounts of money by them severally
due in that behalf to Michael Malone within ta
ty days from the date Of this ordinance be sub
jees to the interest aud penalty allowed upon the
: '-777 - l.it - j. REINHARD,
1900. President of the City Council.
Passed December 23 A. ID. 1867.
Attest:L- E. WILSON. City Clerk. .5.,---
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Married atLasI.

General GRANTS /" big Indian " Aid-de-
Camp, whose failure to appear on the MORN
ing when he was to wed one of New York's
fair danes, gave rise to so much newspaper
discussion, finally succeeded in again win
ming the consent of the slighred bride and
succeeded in getting married on the 23d,
General GRANT giving the bride away.