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THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1867.
Children Conc.

Sometimes, when tho day grows dnsky,
Aud The stars begin TO come,
When the children, from their ptayinp.
Como singing and laughing homo,
thtnk, with sudden Borruw,
hs they press through tliu open door,
OF tho faccs or tho chillIcn
That we shnil mover sco any moro.
Children In snO@-wLitc caskcts,
Laid away to their rest,
Their still hands lying folded
Over their pulsclcss brcasti
Children who cainc md tnrricd
As cnly II werc Tor night,
Aud paused. at the break OF tho morning,
On far Journey out OF sight.
On q long aud lonely Journey,
Whero wo could not help or hold,
For VIC saw by tile closing Of cyelids,
Tho fading OF locks Of Isotd;
And know how now wnH but silence
Where once had been prattic AMI aorg,
And only chill and shadow
Where wns sunshine tho wliUto day lonE.
Away from our caro- and carcsscs,
"God knows wliero they arr" we Ray,
And Ho know thut We tarry belInd them
Only a little way;
For We, too. lnslo iu orr Journey,
And We know Il will not DO long,
Ill wc como 10 tic city Eternal,
Thu rest Of tho rapture OF song.
Yet oft whUl tho sun In setting
In uIlspcakaljlr splenllUr oi light,
Or tile day grows dim nnil ,l,isky,
Aud tho shadows stretch into tile night
Whru tho children, urcd with THUR playing,
Como In through tho open door,
thiuk OF Tho dear, dear chililrrn,
WHO never will come any moro.
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Now orIean. nIarket.

NEW ORLEANS, Juno 4.-CoTTos-Tho market
openod this morning with restricted inquiry and lin
lied prospect Ct business Later IN Tho day moro lib
era movement developed and notwithstanding the
stringent lrotenkpns Of ioier and tho mcsgre chsrac-
ter OF tho assortment offered quits large buhinoss has
bsen transacted comprrng st tho cose fully 3GD0 bales
tnelndng iToo by one buyer nTsraen brokers partic
patnH Priccn Indicated continued 6rmness, Tho Good
Ordinary and Abiding descriptions changing hands, in
most nntaness 1t figures Nc III higher and In necord
nnco herewith wo raso our quotations. for thosc quail.
Uea. and now quoto ~ follows; Ordinary 3a2c tiood
Ordinary 2Ha23c Low Kidding 2ia2iKc and IIidding
26a-o Tue market was hrn throughout, and cloeoi
With tendoney evidently upward. = - - -
Tho Eales for the past three days aggregate 65oo
bales, making total for tho week OF WOO bales
aganat H. 400 last week and go lilo yeof bofor
Ths receipts proper dnrng tho past wcok eIciudna Tho
arrivals nom Mobile Fiori. aud Texas. which arc In.
ntule In their respective sateIncnts} conpIise 9as
baios against 36o3 ls week. showing decrease OF S2
beJ. Tho weeks cIports amount 10 17,4N balas 1914
p5 which were eoastwise aud H. to foreign ports,
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Prevention is Better than Cure. >
DIR. RECORDS
Celebrated Preventive Lotion.

A PpRoYED AND HIGHLY RECOMMENDED BY
nnlbe nntote against Infection mon. NJ ecia DIseasNs
is Invaluable preparation IL suited olhor SEX and
and reliable Preventive over discovered thus cfyeotnG
assidoratum ss long sought for In the Medical World
may to avoided; single application Will radically ne
!rnlS the veneroal S!s erpel all impurities from tho
absorbent vessels, and render contamination I'm oossbe
lie wise In time. and at yery small ousy ssye Gonra oi
untold bodily and montaltorments ~ 80
Ths most relabo specific, 30 universally adopted In
America by f. 4: DuroRT CO., only authorized
Agents knr the United States. y '>
Piro 81 per bottle. Large bottle double sIro IS.
Tho naual dscount to tho trsde. Sent sooureIv
packed, on receipt Of price, 10 address, with dfreo
lions and pamphlet, by addressing TO '77- / =.
F. A. DUPoRT CO.,
Bole Agents for Dr. Rcords p L.
May "a Tyr No. IL uold Strnet New York
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. Juno ls.-Tho Inc,omcncy Of tic
weather hnA somewhat checked uuoor business o-,ny
md tito transactions In country produce lave small
We quote sales M follows:
IURpESrISg-SaH OF .Hl hhls Mt 81 10 for yir1iu and
yellow dip uIid 81 bJ fur l,arl q 2sU lis.
hrIntrs IunrEsTiSE-Salrs oI is bbs ut co., nnl Gig
do It GAG e gallon.
lsosis-hc salLs today OH bhlR. follows: 81 ia
SI,s fur Btrncd. 81 81 y, S5a. l2 M 81
for NO l. n,d "a 6O iur Pale, Ia quality, 4 hill Of
2SU lbs
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IlnlfInnurc Market.

nALTIMORE, Jnnn lS.-CorFiE-wo notice quiet
market to-day. Only s,lr 1I, lags 1tu ut Is cts
gold. Tho rapn ut prizes may bn quoted iu!owa:
OrlarS n iaaih,s cis; fair IGali, eta; good l7ul7
cts; rna, 49,, lS,i cts; r0,cc l2a9 cls; Ii,y liz
al3i e;s Java ~ ia.5 r:S-ail Eo;d stock III Kiv ty
In ! oh first ami sccdnd lInntle 81 OH ta::s.
col'rUS-Tlirrh mem inquiry To day, both frnIn
unt or Town Sl'ha RI AMI cuuE. but owing Ia tl.
III nncrs oi holders saeI small Al,out ualrs
riir.cig sool uri,niry at 2i,aai ,, atuI low mld.
ding uplLis - .aaata rs; nhllln IN held at ai cf
FLoUa-Conlnli,B dull un l,rrr. Very heavy We
carl OF no transactions worthy OF special rcnar,
repeat quotations. though mainly nominal. M Ulluws ::
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Aupua,a hInrIrn4

AUGUSTA, June Observation-Disclosures good de-
mlnd, brokers are buying NJ l3Ga137 selling at las
BIIyHR-Droters are buying l28 ceiling al I32
H3cURrTIka-Seyenly slBres Georgia Railroad ntock
soli today st Tic. Other securities dull
OorToN-Tle innrkot still continues qniot and prices
to-day have b0sn shade eiBiur SaleB mado on an
. orngo Of 90 for strict ml1ling amounting I, 2Js
bales foiIowH at 10: IL at .3; 6J nt 23; at
a3; ps at ~; 20 st 2k and bacs At 2iHc. 10
tssitdB bales.
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TO TAX PAYERS, E

rJlHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
Il for tho Information Of all persons concernedi
4 ORDINANCE AMEND ORDINANCE TO aArsE sur
PIIEs Yon THE YEAR 1897, AND ron oTIIEn PURrosra
l. 10 t ordsinod by thu Mayor and Aldermen in CITY
Council assembled That all payable under The Or.
dnanoe TO rasn supplies for tho year 1861 and for other
purposa bo paid before tho Goth day Of Juno neIt:
and that paraons who shall mako default OF payment Of
thetr ta1os on that day, ahai pay IN sddof 10 tho
amount Of their hTes, one and q half ppr cent per
month unn the 9lst day Of July, whom, h no. paid en-
amornt OF two peri oant por month upon tho arnUunt
sha be paid; and alter tho sIs DAY Of August
tree per cent Per month on tie snount Of taxes due
fhali 10 paid until psymont OF tho whole amount is made
H. That all persons who neglect or fall 10 pay their
monthly hIea ON or before Tho fifteenth day OF caoh
payment ia maao 81 ,''.I-- - .'|r"N'. 'NN- 'N
iiatihcd In City Couuoii lhis seventh day OF Nav IN
tho year OF our Lord ono housand oiaht hundred and
siKty-soyen. H|.l n = = "s'SS'-. -
IL. 81 p, O. 0lHJARD Hsuor
MzKr6nrTH, Clerk Of Council, suo NAY Il
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SARATOGA
"EXCETISIOR" Spring WATER

1NHE WATER or THIS SPRING ID BELIEVED TO
bo nneqialicd by that OF any other In tho far-famed
valley OF saraoga Hs virtues suG hnyo secured
the high enco,niumH OF all who have used IT, poaaes-
hB as II docs In M eminent degree, cahartio diurotc
Alternative and tonic qualities. -
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, n. D.. Professor
Tactice OF PhyHr, Jeiierson Medical College, Phia
deiphia, formerly OF Charcstou II. @.
... pHILADsIPuIA, November ID, 1905,
have been for year or moro past IN tile hnbit OF
taxing tho wacr Of tho "EIcelor Spring Of Sarutoga
Accustomed during tho great portion OF my invalid lite
70 use the dlfcrent watnrs Of tile several fountains which
boil mp nlong that remarkable valley dependent indeed
n3n them lor much OF tho comfort onjoy satis-
hed that Tho EIcclsor Water is well adapted SO my
other among them, not moro So to the purposes for
which hcy arc generally employed. 1t "a very agreeable
strongly imprcRnntod with tho carbonic acid lively and
SPARKLING eau heartily and consccntiouRIy
:erommena It to all who neel gcnIc cathartic and
diuretic. SAMUEL HENRY DICKsON AZ D.
Tho wnor Ia put mp IN Pint and Quart bottles pnd
packed In good order for ahlppng Pluts In boIc. OF
four dozen eac and Quarts ia boxes OF two dozou
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COMMERCIAL.
Exports.
NEW YORE-Par

NEW YORE-Per ship Missour,-10I bbla Sprits Tur-
peutne. Gc4 bbls Rosin, l40 Empty Barrels, and
t3uudrlcs.
DALT1MORl@Per steamship Sea dall-30 bales Up
aiId Cotton, bb.s Iosn, eco packages Potatoes and
Vegetables. l72O0 feet Lumbur and boards. baleo
Hides, II casks Bones, cask Qlass.
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The Charleston Cotton nInrke,.

OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY ERWS
CHAaLsSros. Wednesday Evening. June 10. 1867
The amount OF business transacted was very limited
Tho sales being at prcyeu rates. buyers took about 60
bscs-ssy II at 2Ox; Ont al at %; 18 at 49, and nt
"a. No quote nominsny:
1Sps,I liz Mraunns ''''-'...'..-...........4 G.
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ConRIpnccs per Sorth Garo1fnn ItuiIrond,
Juno 10.
iiS bales Cotton, % bales Mzc bags Flour Is bhs
Rosin II cars Lumber, cars Old Iron. and Sundrcs.
Too w Williams& < Co. Il X Agent, q Averiil & Son,
Lieut. Nede, " q Courtney & Co, J.B Sloan, W W
smith. II Rodgcrs Co. Hunt Brother, Stcnlousc &
Co Robtnson & Co. Kennedy. Kanapsux, L,pneau 4
Co. NJ Eason Drothcr. Penyclcar IIalBcy. 81 Gold.
smith L Son.
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THOMAS II. AGNEW.

."f.. .H IhPoRrER AND DEALER IN sssift-E E-..
Fine Groceries, Choice Tens, Etc.. Ef,.
NOS. 900 and ao2 2aREENwICHsT., COR. or MURRAY
HET i01n.
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g A IL u

II with feelings of pride az American manufacturers
that wo publlai tho following Uca sy.
bean received by ua rccrniy: '
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Sales OF tho week &u5U bnlcs, chiefly for Lyci pool.
MONETARY AND FisANciAL-I.aAt week tho market
closed ioloaa; Cold i365faii; Sterling, sixty days.
5aliG, aud hiaht liG!n147: New York Rit y per cen.
premium checking. IiId Il per cont discount buying.
New Orleans sight par MI per cont premium. Francs
800.
Transactions In gold have been to only nlodcmc
tent md with but little change Ia prices ruling u
i3shal37Ij, md coapg dull at l37as7ti The offering:
Of stcrllng as been light Hnco last. md but g
busincsB liz reported, mostly In Il bills. rlngg from
l45al4G, und closing at li6 Gallo. Sight bills have ruled
pretty steadily n. lIl47 throughout tho week. at which
nguros tho market closes dull.
Tho market Tor Domestic opened With the banks
asking premium for sight Checks on New York. but
Las shown downward tendency each day. ruling at par
from "Wednesday until today when some checks
drawn at disc ut; par howGyu. is tho ruling clcck-
ing rate, at which tic market Is weak.
Commercial Sight Bills hayc eoiuinan led lSuif PER
cont discount tho naIkct closing with tho supply
you'd the demand at Il per cent discount.
No transactions have boon reported in Francs al-
though tho ratio remains nOiniuauy at U1
business III Now Orleans ISitIn has been llght tlp
Inal ktt being pressed with bills all tho ali yr
cent discount buying, cosna to-day duh ut per cent
discount
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GOTTsoIIALR.

1consider ohiosering sons' Pianos superior to An,
10 the world. -
They unrivlied their singing qualities and for
tho harmonious roundnens OF lor tone. rhcro ia n
perfect homoRenety throughout all tho rayistrr The
upper notes remarkable for ce,ress and mn rily
which do not nid In other Instrument while tho
basoin distinguished for power without hArshnssa and
for maguihcent sonority, =
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PORT CALENDAR.
CORRECTED WEEKLY.

PHASES OF THE NOON.
New H. 3D. Oh. Am. moi Inll M 16tl, 11h. BIN. oycI
tirstQ 9th, lh. Tin. inoln Last G. 25 Uh On mon
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LONDON, July 10. lg6o.

HttIrG CAtekerinp q Sons:
GENTS; have iuat beon invited by Messra. Uolard 10
ry Grand Piano forte manufactured BY you, and
hhvo hesitation ia ondorsiDg The op,on OF my old
frend Ar q u. Coliard. That 1t the nuest In.
strpment ever played on.
Believe me. gentlemen. most faithfully yours,
j, l. nAr1llN
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Mobile Market,

MOBILE June 2i.-CoTToS.-1he market opened
quietly today. but better demand Elrung up later
which resulted In sales OF 5OO ialcs The market closed
firm at the following quotations.:
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TnhLBEIIG.

1oonHder ohickering Il Sons Pi1uos beyond com.
partson, The beat have over In An,erics.
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LIST OF VESSELS
FoR EIaN

Jp. CLEARED AND SAILED roR Tn1a PORT,
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NOTICE To SAILORS OR IMnIIGItAETs.
HOTEL OR BOARDING HOUSE KEEPERS
OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL,
TN ACCORDANCE WITH THE FOLLOWING ACT OF
tho Legtsiaturc. paaScd the 2ott day Of Dccomber
this o1ce and take out tho required license Immediately
W. H. SMITH,
Clerk OF Council
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EUROPEAN TESTIMONIALS,

Receiued during The month ef AvGn,, 1860.
Io:noH, July IS lS67
hEeHns. CuIoERnrso Boss-tcnts: Lave much
possure In enclosing document eIgnd BY tl., irst
oomposera musicians and prorrsorS Europe held
your ramos IN such high cstimatl0n tpiie my crru-
casel that fe IL my duty 10 take them with Inu
to EUROPE to Ascertain the opinion Ct my
orethren Tie enclosed crrt1r,ate will prGJE how
unanimous t,oy hars l'euR 0u .ie subject tea TO
forward At tho h,lie tuiu letter I rccrSed from INV
friend, Sir. colsid, 3heiI must TO graIS-
Ing 70 you.
hAvo tho honor to be-. gentlemen. yours vel truly
JhhILR H. WE1ILI.
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$4,000 PIANOS,

In tho construction Of which thoy haye eyey
Known and valuable Improvement They have Insar,s
biy been ksected aud used by sl Of tiI. vord.s ae
kooteod great artists who bkYe Waited thip oouniTv
professionally, both for private and pablo upe
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Tetuonia ror. e dftinltiheI Aytistr IN Ruop,
to xetrrs. Chickerinp q Som:

Among the ohlefpoints OF eYcolenoe OF the Oblekrr
Ing Pnos OF Which speak tho renuwned artists lu their
consataatory testimonials to tho Mossrs. Oioke
tho greatest poshbie depth richnosa aud volume T
tone combined With rare brillIency clcarnoss and
above all. surprIsing duration OF sound the puro aui
,ymsthetio quality Of which changes under lie
most dolicate or powerful touch.
During the past forty hroo this arm hss manu-.
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Loapas, AuRnst "a, 1863.

Jdrl<i r. Rehh, Ei2.:
MY DEAN SIN: "A yon arc goig back TO Tho Unilcd
etAtos. mnnt beg you 10 remv'nD0r kindly to the
Meears ChickerinE Tuii them IVES delighted with
their Grand Psuo-f'r,r--aI yooi i.strp rent Hnk
a. todI euer turn<i out, bog. ia tnsseh aEdter.
Whaling you, &c. rslnain eSLrt, ily,
r. DnUnDwOOD,
turetl, London.
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DR.. W. A oHnps. Surgeon Of tho Tenth Vermont Re
Riment, vritss:-"I wish cvory soldier hsd bottle Of
Plantation Bittsra They are the snDeuve. per
feot and harmless tonic over ussd.''
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LoaDos, Janrary u. 1886
jdmeI n. Wehii, Es9.:
MY DEAN Srn: have great pleasure In asking youto
convey TO Mcsars ChlckGrinS ihc e1prc kion OF my
highest approval of their instrument II H. con .iter
not meroly tho beat inStrument Of American ninisc
turs that have tried but of tho ues; urslh Piano.
iortcs that has over conn under chsnryat,op; aud
tho hessr. ohickerinR may well 6o proud Of Living
turned ont from their nnuufacOry lu Instrument
which, for tonet quality, power aud wortuanuliip IL
wonld DO very dincnlt 70 snrpass Any part Of the
Wide world.
Doar air. yory sincerely yours,
OHAB. ID. C0J.IAltD,
Firm OF UoliArd 0oArd, P!suo-forte Manufacturers,
London.
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WILLAhD's HorII,t
wiEurxo ros d. O., May 22d. 1858.
GEnrLIxH-we require another supply OF your
Plantation Htters, the popularity which dsiy In.
oresses with the aus1s of our ouse-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-11-27

TN PURSUANCE OF AN OR DER OF
i the Probate Court of Delaware county, Ohio,
made the 18th day of October, A. ID. le67 in the
case of George +. Hutchison, Guardian of HolmesA:
Hutchison, against his said ward. the unoers gned
will, on the
Both day of November, A. D. 1867,
At one o'clock p NJ, on the premises. offer at public
in the county of Franklin. in the State of Onio in
survey No. 1406 v NJ. District and il part of the
land formerly owned bv George Davis, decd and
bounded as follows: beginning at a stake in the
east line of Is tract belonging to Asa Davis.
thence along the south line of land decided October
llth, 1856. by the heirs of George Davis decd, to
Nancy G. Scringer, and land set off to Cat arDe Da-
Wis, widow of said George Davis, decd. for DOVER
N. a deg 80 min. +. 1874 100 poles to stake in
the w. line of another piece of land belonging TO
said Asa Davis: and !. E. corner to sad dover es-
tate. thence along said Asa Davis west line s. z.
40 min., E. 80 60l0O poles to sad Asa DAVIS 5. W.
corner the north line of said land decided ator
said to George avis. thence along said GeoIge Davis
N. line 5. rs deg 80 min. W lis 26-l0o poles to a
stake said George Davis N w; corner themes along
bis west line s. deg 80 min E. "a so 100 poles to
stake and stone in run in the south line of the
Dun tract, thence with the said S. line ;. 76 deg
30 min. W. 35 IA 100 poles to stone $. E. Of
another TRACT belonging to said Asa Davis; thence
along his +, line N deg. 80 min. w, "a So -lO(
polee to a stone another corner of Asa Davis
thence with another of said Asa Davis line s. 7f
deg. 80 min. w. AZ 7e-100 poles to stone southeast
corner of said Asa Davis Is acre tract. thence with
his east line N. deg 80 min. W. 80 921G0 poles tc
the besinning, containg SO acres and one rood Of
land, more or less.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash on the dav of sale
opethird in and onethird in two years from day
Of sale with interest to be secured by mortgage
the premises sold.
Appraised at s.. -
Guardian of Holmes A. Hutchison.
BY REID POWELL. his Attorneys.
Printers fee. Sll 25 oct2l-w4t-r
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last week that .Mr. Erwin had the most
splendid .enIlipao oe in tnwn,o

last week that .Mr. Erwin had the most
splendid.equipage in town.
1t was true that Mr.. Erwin was count
ed 1.-The first man in town." that "no ono
was worth as much as he," or 'slived in
the style that he did," and he did have
the most splendid equipage in town" but
Ralph forgot the wheel Of fortune turns
round and round, and that the man who
has splendid equipage" to-day, may
tomorrow have but one horse to drive
and that poor lame one.
-o minnie, did you know that the Er.
wins have the pleasant prospect before
them of being poor all the rest of theil
days, and that Ralph's top7knot will
have to come down 2''
"Oh! are the Erwins going to be
poor!" exclaimed Minnie. allow sor.
ry ami"
IL didn't know but you would be al
most glad to hear it, baby sister," said
Theodore, "for you think that money
hurts Ralph"
'But he'll feel so dreadful, won't
he 2'
"Yes, 1 think he will. Pm sure
should feel dreadfully if should get up
in the world as high as 1 could go, and
then have to roll down again.
eff he hadn't thought it was every
thing to be rich, it wouldn't come so
hard to him to be poor" replied Minnie,
and she added as if the thought had
suddenly struck her, "Why he don't
know anything! The teachers have Of
ten told him that he had better study
and make something of himself, and not
lean on his fathers money. I've heard
Mr.. Gray talk to him, but it didn't do
him any good, and now just think of it |!
he's almost seventeen years old,-al-
most year older than you, Theodore. %
A thought had suddenly struck Theo-
dore, too. gf 1873 E
Money" said he to himself, isn't so
good for a dependence as some people
think it. It's often gone just when we
think it's going to last as long as we
live, and have made up my mind to
look to something better for position and
happiness. 1t is exactly as father says,
"a boy or a man who has good heart
and well filled head, is worth good
deal more than if he had fortune and
called himself rich.'" ri,
t PAUL CoBDEN.
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An Ordinance

To assess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing Locust alley from Third street to Fourth
street. and North Public lane from Fourth street
to Payne alley, and Payne alley from North Pub
lie lane to John street.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the City Council
OF Columbus, That the sum of One Dollar, Fifteen
cents and Nine mills. be and the same is hereby
levied and esed on each foot front of the
al lots of land bounding abuttng on Lncust alley
from Third street to Fourth street, North Public
lane from Fourth rect to Payne alley, and PAYNE
alley from North Public lane to John stree' as the
same are desis mated on the plat of the City Civil
Engineer on fle the office of the City Clerk tor
The COST and expense of building 30 inch brick
sewer in Locust alley from Third street to Fourth
street, and "a inch brick sewer in, North Publ
inch brick sewer in Payne alley II 1m North Public
lane to John according to the estimate of the
City Civil Engineer.
, SECS. That the owners Of the several lots of
land upon which the foregoing assessment is made.
shall pay the amounts If mon.y by them severally
due in that behalf to Peter Egan, within twenty
Gays from the passage of this ordinance, be sub
jest to the terest and penalty allowed upon the
same by law.
.+s. a -. JACOB REINHARD,
President Of the City Council.
Passed Nov. II, A. ID. 1867.
Attest: L.. E. WILSON, City Clerk.