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Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-09-14

enfn les gouvernements parlementaire
ct militairc Est-on bien sur que le
Aeuve ne changera pas son cours en-
presence dun con6it qui complique 10
situation ? En- un mot est-il sage de
brusquer ainsi les evenements
Pour nous faire une idee de lavenir
vers lequel on nous fait courir ainsi,
passons en revue les forces respectives.
Dun cote le President, avec les vingt-
quatre lettres de l'alphabet pour sol.
dats, rangecs en- vetos, en- ordres ct en-
proclamations, ct aussi avec Ia Consti-
tstiou, le droit, Ia justice. Ia clemence,
Ia reconnaissance des vaincus, Ia SYM
pathie des hommes libres, en- IN mot
tous les elements qui constituent Ia
puissance morale de rautre, le Con.
gss, pieuvre aux mile teutacules qui
Sc proueneut sur le corps du peuple
ct s'enlacent autour de lui,-le Con-
gres exploitant les gensreuses impru-
deuces du President par .ous les arti.
fees de lapgage. .-le Congress ayant ses
creatures 4 Ia tete de larm6e ct des
departments militaires ct occupant,
! grace 4 ces derniers, toutes les fonc.
tions civiles dams les districts quill a
crees,-ls Congrss eu6u qui depuis
longtemps prepare un acte d'accusation
contrc le President ct le suit pas pas
pour iucriminer h plus innocente de
ses demarches ct saisir le premier pre-
texte venu pour assouvir - soif Dc
vengeance eide domination. lie Congress
tire parti de tout, ne laisse rien echap'
per. s'echaufe, sexcite ct SO discipline
aux cris d'alarme du radicalisms. En-
apparence, ct IN peu aussi en- realite,
II dispose de toute 10 force materielle
ct brutale. les derniers actes dan.
drew Johuson ont produit sur les mem
bros disperses du Senat ct de Ia Cham.
IRE, Peffet du lambeau d'etoffe rouge
secous sdevant u taureau, ct le tau
reau legislssif laboure Ia terre Dc
ses corues. sDeja. avant Ia proclams
tion, le 2 septembre, un pet. plar
esait arrett dams ls camp radical, ct h
Herald en- attribusit Invention ~
seuatssr Dc b Pennsylvania ct ex-secre
taire de Lincoln. Simon Cameron. Il
n Sagissait de risn moius que dele
yer Stanton ~ siege presidential. e
voici par quel proceds Stanton. gu
est settlement saspeudu de- ses fonctioul
de secretaire de h guerre. donuerai
50 demission Cameron donnersit d.
son cote = demission du mandat d.
seusssur ; 10 gouverueur Geary. jouan
son role dans 10 oomplot, ct usant d
son droit De nommer IN sensteur 4,
CongrSs peor les ternss non expires
Doumesait Stanton Successor do c.
meron au Stust Wade en6p, donnan
! = demission de president du Senat
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ssaux, subitement gonaes roulaient, bourbeex ct
10 jeune pspillon lai dit: siv ga #
ag --En6n, nous voici arrives !; entrez IN instant
chez moi pour vous remettrs. as .3 Il.
LplAlule. efrayee par Forage. plus morte que vive
rougit OF acceptA Ellie obSissait Ia nScessite La.
verse cootinuait tle Uisl, sssombri par dimmen.
ses nuages, precipitait Ia fin du jour.
Touts IL mutt Leo sclsirs resplendirent, rapides ct
blafards, ct e tonnerre gronda toute Ia mutt Libel
lule cut besoin dams terreur de 10 doucs protec.
ton du papilon II lui tenat Ia tete appuyee contre
poitrine, II couvrsit dc allies pour u voiler
10 lueus des ecars ct le bruit de Ia foudre Libeuie
temoignsit tinidement de son mieux 50 reconnas-
sance pour tant d'attentions. a Haf@.s Z
Le MeschaceÌbeÌ. [volume] ([Lucy] La.) 1853-1942, 1867-09-14

les moyens. ct pour briser lentrave qui
gene l'exercice du droit electoral au
Sud, il faut d'abord que NJ. johnson
Sc debarrasse de conseillcrs accables
du poids de lcur passe, solidaires sur
tout de l'sncienne administration ct
partisans de l'immobilite 4; il besoiu,
pour marcher en- avant. dun cabinet
dtgage ct energique. Lorsqu'il aura
toutes les renes dams ID main, il lui de-
viendra possible de Greer Harmonic en-
tire les divers departements de rExtcu-
tif ct De les faire concourir au but qs'il
laisse entrevoir. Veritablcment maitre
du pouvoir materiel ct moral, com
mandant 1 ses subordonnes evils ct
militaires, il possedera a Ia fois le droit
ct Ia force ct sera en- etat de soutenir
le choc du Congress. Sans doute. c'est
u son plan, ct l'inccrtitude du success
est due surtout q ID lenteur de lexe.
cution ct / Ia revelation prematuree
ct trop bruyante de Ia conception. Lei,
on est force de reoonnaitre en- NJ.
johnson l'absence dss qualities ou des
dtfauts. CONNIE on voudra les appeler,
qui constituent l'homme politique. On
ne aura;t ooutestsr quill lui fat facile
1 IN temps donne, Dc prevenir les
bills de reconstruction quill elt beau.
coup mieux fais den arreter lapplica.
ton des le commencement ct de ne
point leur donner une sanction tactic
apres un veto inutile !; quentin les pa.
roles sont d'argcnt ct le silence est dor,
ct que s'il est decide l opposer Ia force
/ ID fbroe. il court un peril sans COM
pensation en- poussant IN cri do guerre
sonorc ct en- meltant sur leurs gardes
les ennemis- nombrcnx ct encore puis'
SAINTS quill cOmpte nu Congress Ct en-
dthors de cette assemblee. Ce sont Ia
des fautes que les optimistes expliquent
ou excuseut en- pr6tcndant que des
manifestations de &C genre ont leur va
lsss de -propagauds. rallieut les o.
tOyess decoucertes e lss disposent !
cxprimer lcur sympathie au Presiden'
Ct l ls soutcpir au bcsoin dams Ia crise
qu'il prosoque ct W traverser. Mai
les inoonvenients du syaeme adoptt
|sn depasssnt lee svantages. LIE mes
ass indignt de NJ. Helm. le nou
veau gouverneur du Kentucky, le.
elections democratiques de ID Califor
uis, lee noovslles manifestations anti
sopgresionnelles, qui won't se produir'
Aux tlsetisss Do plusieurs autses Etats
VOLTA ausans Dc dtgageuents naturel
ou plutot d'explosious tloquentes d
l'opinion publique. N'etait-il pas plu
prudent Dc lsisser ees.e sourcs popu
lairs s'spaneher fbrnent. . grossi
. routs d'inPostasts tribusairss. .ee
ter CONNIE q Aot irresistible ct noys
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@U~ANQI@uR
lS WALLO0N
Capitaiuc THEOPHILE DINvAUT.


Ie capitaine de Get excellent bateau in
forme respectueusement les habitants ct
le public en- general quill SO chargers !
bon msrch6 de tout fret qui lui serait con-
86, ct notanmeut du, transport do bois do
charpents, bois de- oorde, briques. &c.
II peat On outre fournir aux hsbitants
tous lcs articles nScessaires h une habita-
ton, tels que bois de charpente ct dc cordc,
madriers pour bacs ! sucre, briques, ct
chsudilres 4 sucre, grils Dc sucrerie, bou.
ches ! fen, de seoonde main. aux prix les
plus modSr6s. a..~ ..a = ..r
Le bateau s'arretera partout Oh II sera
appelS ct les conditions seront reglSes dc
gr6 A gr< avec 10 capitaiDe. On peut aussi
s'adresser / N. Romain Bussiere, Bonnet
Osrr6. Rive Gauche. aH.a. Co.. s...
StJesn- -Bsptiste, 3 so0t 1867. I'm.
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la PROCLAMATION Du 3 SEPTEMBRE

Dams sa fine ct spiri.uelle historic de
Ncw-Amsterdam, pubaiee sous le pseu.
donyme de Diedrich Knickerbocker,
Washington Irving raconte comment
le gouverneur hollandais Wilhelmus
Kict cut l'idee de Greer un nouveau
ysteme de grerre ct d'opposer uue pro.
clamation aux incursions yankees.
Jamais, dit.il. methode plas inge-
nieuse, plus expeditivc ct plus econs-
mique ne fut inventee que oelle de
repousser les Yankees par une procla.
NATION, ,-methode douce ct humane
qui auRait en- tout temps dix chances
coutrs une en- 90 faveur,-mais alora
i'unique chance contrairs prevalut
La proclamation ttait parfaits en- tou.
tes ses dispositions. bien coneue. bieu
<crite, bien scellec ct bien promulguee.
II ne manquait qu'un element pour lui
donper plsin eiFet. e'stsit b respect
des Yankees. lssqusls d tsaitereu'
avec mepria, ii bisn que y document
cut une triae 6n. sort parsag6 p,
nombre De go successsurs, ! e que
m'assurent dos personnss digses De
fol-" ..aas. . ...
Les louables efforts du presiden,
johnson rappellent ceux de % pauvre
gouyerncur qni u'avait dautre srmee
pcrmanents pour appuycr ion autorita
Que les vingt quatre lettrcs de l'alpha.
bet quill avail. fait Iusrcher On tous
sens ct qui etaiept stiguess Dc ces lon
CUES cnmpngnc-. Andrew johnson
Unite Wilhelmus Kieft Ct lance une
proclamation aux Yankees. II leur De.
clare qu'ils ont passe les bornes de "a
patience ct lcur ordonne de rcspectc.
desormais Ia Constitution ct les lois
des Eta,s. Unis, ct il termins en- faisan'
un appel au pcuple don't il defend lei
droits. Yenant upres "a suspension Dc
Stanton ct ID revocation de Sheridan
ct Dc Sicklcs, d proclana.ion d. 3
septembrc ne peut etrs qua b prelude
/ des actes plus dscisifs, st oes sctss
sout faciles i prtvoir. lie cabinet die.
cute en- - moaeue - tsrnss dune
amnistie genersle qui smbrassers tous
les individus ayaut pris part l Ia se
oessiou ct n'exoeptsra qs'uns esstaiol
de pcrsonnes convsineues Do erimei
commits pendant Il gusrrs. mais sor
tant par leur caractArs odieux do 9.
qu'ou est couvsns .d'appslss fits d
gucrrc. lie sens dune snaistis psosla
nice actuellemsnt ct clair: K Prkiden,
veut reintegrsr daas lssrs droits poll
quss lss eitoysns sui - nat privt'
par les lois recentes dn Copsras. 8
tel n'est pas 10 sens d l'snaistis. qss
pcut-il etre =! Or. qui vssI h but. veu'
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Que se passs-til entire ces deux etres reunis par
l'eaioi Quel simant ssisit ct enchaina ces deux
ceurs Fun Pautre Je ne sails. Tonjours estl que
vsrs le jour- sors que Forage avait fo que alouette
chantait ct que Iss goutte dean etincelat, aux
premiers rayons du matin, Ebelue ne songeait
plus quitter son protectenr qu'elle nommat son
sauvcnr ct que son sauveur n'avait pas assez de
baisers pour payer son tour tapt de naive recon-
Lssr sympathie leur amour, II faut dire le mot ne
dams un violent dtgagemest dtlectrcite, avail. e.z
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.h "A VENDRE

ESSS Une jOlie proprlete dun or.
- pent do face sur quatre.vingts
do profondeur, avsc Daison do msltre ct
ses dSpendances, situ6e dams Ia paroisss
StrJ -Baptiste, rive droite un mile su-
dessoxs della Maison de- Cour. 3D.. a-.z
S.sdresser pour les conditions
sfs BARNETT g. BOUSQuET,
81, Yao Cont, Nile e-Orlsans. =
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I kI4 A LOUER

3J..A Walson &c fe-ldtNCc aVtC
dependances, cour ct jardn situ6c n St
Jcaa Bap,iste, rive drotc, a un mile e.
demi au dcssus dc Ia Mason de Cour.
S'adresscr sur les Eeuxa
Nine PIERRE BORNE.
St-Iean. .Baptistc, scptembre ls67.
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aais, depais quill aimais Libsl!uls, 10 papillon.
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In tho Elegant and Spacious Iron Building.
NEW ORLEANS.
Founded In ls32-Chartercd by the Legisls-
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Literary Departments.
This College has, by its onn merits and
thorough, practical plan Of education. outliv
ed all the literally endowed State Colleges
of this and the South Western States. II il
the Oldest Commcrciat College IN The United
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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
-CHARLESFoS,, S. c.

iAN aud after OCTOBER LIST, 1857 .the
W rates or; .FREIGHf, from New York:
PhiiadeIphia and Baltimore, 10 Columbia,
& C. will he as follows: VIZ: -. = ES y
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
To; be ON the srd Dec. 1867.
. - A SALE: i.:.

On TUESDAY, the third day of Decem,.
Der next will sell to the highest bidder
my tract OF land lying south, and I've 10
miles from Newberry c. H.. S. c. There
are THREE HUNDRED & FIFTY, ACRES,
more or less, in the Tract. If parties ae-
sire it, I will divide the Land mto
= .-. SMALLER TRACTS,
so as to suit each. This is known to be
the most valuable TRACT Of LAND of
its size in this section of country "a large
proportion of it lying IN ORIGINAL FOR.
EST, and so near Town that the WOOD
ALONE is WORTH THOUSANDS OF
DOLLARS. Further, the open lands are
in fine state of cultivation, averaging q
yield of .,-.....-. .. =. =. -
20 Bushels Of Wheat, 145 bushels Of
:: Corn aAd7 bales Of Cotton,
weighing 400 pounds each, ito each hand,
besides a bountiful supply Of PEAS, P0-
TAToES, TURNIPS, MELONS, SC. On
theseslands there are, two-story dwelling
houses, and all necessary eut.bnildings, in
Guiding Gin House and Cotton Screw, be-
SiQSS NS". SSSILStaSAto niuS' po ~ +H~SN
built for employees, since the war:
:, These settlements are conveniently and
-bountifully supplied with most excellent
water, by Wells and Springs for family use
and branches or2stock.
1 will sell, at the same time, on said
plantation, a lot Of extra large and fine
Mules, Horses, Cattle: Hogs, =,
Corn, Fodder, Peas shuclsy Hay,
Wheat and Flour, -:
Cotton Seed, Two 4-horsez and One 2-hcrse
: - Wagons with Harness. : =, :: =
Carriage and Harness, Buggy t. Harness.
sest Blacksmith Tools, Farming Inple-
=, m, nts complete - -, .
- Gin Head and :Thrasher, =,
and many other things, Including. all my
Household and Kitchen Furniture, &C.:
<: Oct 9 =. HENRY-H. BLEASE.
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Oct. l1th, 1851.
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Low FIGURES FOR CASH.

The respectfully invite an examination
bs, their friends and the public generally. .
The leading Articles embrace =;
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Dancing School.

Mons Berger has the honor of informing
the Ladies and Gentlemen of Newberry that
lie has opened Day and Night Glass. Pu>
pills can enter at any time. Private Lessons
given if desired. For particulars apply at
NJ Pools Hotel. October Is AZ
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Corns, Warts, Moles.

Removed and perfectly cured. without
cutting, bleeding and without giving the
least pain.
Entire satisfaction given ONO PAY.
Apply TO Mons. Berger, at the Hotel.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Street DUTY.

Persons liable to Street Duty, Third and
Fourth Quarters, 1857, can procure exemption
from the same. Ly the payment of, (S2) two
dollars, to the Clerk, by the first Monday in
November. JAMES E. GUY,
Clerk Of Council.
Oct. l1th, 1857 % 2,3t:
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

South Carolina Railroad Co.,
&@sgsssE sss E4~Ess - zlIIM v1zIssEA1 8 : : 2 Z : )
iNH - ~ az ~ ~ III V " W
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23

- LOUIS v. CAZIARC,
Aide de-de>Carp, A. A. A. General.
,Offcial: A. u. Mitchell; Aide-de Camp ana
!. 4 !. G. pctcoer - 80
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1867-10-23
Something New!
. lFNo. ). MotEeH0N, D /!
YOUNG & qlRRiW

, Having laid in their Stock of Fall and,
Winter Goods, which consist of every va
Sriety and style. and which were purchased
at reduced. prices, and under most favor
able circumstances, win be able to dispose of.
tbams,f .. q. F.. : . o.. ... - e
The New York herald., 1867-02-03
NEW JERSEY INTELLIGENCE

BoY Rus 0vxR nv CAR CrrY RAnRoAp-
A little boy named Mccormick was aulsng himself on
pile OF in Monsomc street. near the terminus
of the Hoboken horse At half past nine O'Clock YES.
terday forenoon. He slipped and fell Just a. car was
moving on and IL passed over his left heg, mutating
the flesh In . shocking manner He received medical
attendance promptly, and was pronounced DANGER
TRs ALLsoED ArTsnpr 10 Brss A sHrp-The further
hearing Of the OF Robinson the coored man took
place yestsrday before Commissioner Jackson who CON-
mttsd the prisoner for trial. ..
.w UIudsou City.
TmAL SEDUCTION. "A case was tried on Friday
afternoon, before Justices Loder and Poet, in which
Maria Q. Earle, Of New Durham, was pla,ntifr aud
charged Louis MITCHELL young man residing In Union
Hnl With seduction and being the father OF her child
Mr. y. h. Ogden Of Hoboken, the part OF the town.
ship Of North Bergen conducted the case for the plain
t the ground that the 0verseer or the Poor should
he ndemnied by the pustive father of the child Mr.
leon Albeit appeared for the defence. when number
OF witnesses had been examined both sides the JUS
ccs announced that they would withhold their decision
ill next Friday afternoon. The defendant was married
few days ago. which seems 70 have eraspersted the
plaintiff and her friends
BERGEN.
FuRrHsR AaRxsrs or UNLICENSED LIou0R DKAfERs -
Patrick Feeling, Adam Bender and william Irish
arrested yesterday morning and taken before Justice
Kelly on the charge OF selling liquor without license
rish paid the required fine; the others demanded sra
Which vas nxed for next Saturday
The New York herald., 1867-02-03

pany which enumerate among It's assets claims against
the goverement or images inflicted by the rebel
sers IN the late ar aud OF the company
Itself, wnich had zen bought in by the directors or
ananagefs mar IN IN former item. Of course there was
sort OF pas Nr assets, which no patriotic man
should have questioned, but unfortunately the
amount, amount rep sscned by the claims was not i'm
medateiy available, and hence the practical busi-
ness m a interested were unable TO see
tne ad acos Of such assets while in the case Of the
comp' Ays stock II made to figure At par value -
tne cetren OF affairs though in the market II would
not have realized than traction OF the represented
V ae especially when the institution I'm eztrcmis.
investigation present day OF the items Of the
Of many of companies might reveal similar
shallow foundations for their soundness The remark Is
not made with any view OF creating alarm but It Y a
dny which insurers owe themselves to be imposed
upon by the exhibits nateringy paraded as to .bs
capitals and surpuses and reserve funds OF insurance
corpOrationa
The New York herald., 1867-02-03

SINGULAR SroRY-ALLEeED LARCKSY-Thomas r.
Lyon residing a the Putnam House. In Fourth avenue
yesterday caused the arrest OF Caharine Lyon natve
OF New YORK; twenty-five years Of age the charge
stealing from him diamond breast pin valued 500
and $50 ring. According 10 the compainanrs affidavit
before Justice Hogan tho prisoner acknow lodged taking
the property from him, and the pin found IN her
possession, after which she admitted having the ring
In her formal examination before Justice Hogan Catha-
rine made the following statement: :-.I took tho pin
from him for safekeepng; he drunk, ani was
afraid he would lose II; have been living Nilb Mr
Lyon his wife for two yerrs Sho OF coufss pleaded
not guilty but the magistrate detained her sJr eSamna-
ton Lyon was formerly Of the deputy keepers Of
the Jefferson Market prison, At which time the defendant
was also employed There as cook Or IA some eth
canacity
The New York herald., 1867-02-03

John H. Zimmerman, No. 10 Albany street; John H.
Brewerson barkccpcr for Zimmerman Joseph Rntz, 40l
Broome street, and Conrad Mantx, Ola Broadway,
takcn before Justice Hogan yesterday who held the
accused parties 10 bail in 500 each 10 answer before the
Court Of General Sessions for alleged violation Of the
Excise Law.
At tho Essex Market Police Court yesterday thsre was
but arraienment for violation OF the Excise law
namely Charles Schellnr, IS East Broadway.
At the Jefferson Market Police Court August wunEcbs
Of 9S Third avenue arraigned for selling liquor with
out license and held 70 bail In S300 70 answer.
The New York herald., 1867-02-03
WushinGton Insurance COMPANY.
TO The EDITOR OF THE HERALD.

\ NEW 1UKks Iou1
In your article headed "Shaky Insurance Companies
you speak very derogatory OF tho Washington Insurance
Company. II you this company, you are wrong
We have $4Oo,0o capital and over 100000 surplus
There is Washington Marine Insurance Company, and
there is Washington Life Insurance Company This com
pany is the Washington Insurance Company Of the City
Of New York We have been very much annoyed all
day by people coming in TO inquire about the truth or
your assertions and tell them 1t does not mean u.s.
and must mean the Washington Marine Insurance Com
pany. WIN. K LATHR0P, Secretary
The New York herald., 1867-02-03
QUARTERLY REPORT of THE STREET COMMISSIONER.

Mr. George W. Mclean, the Street Commissioner
has just made his first report the Common Council
The report for the three months ending the st Of
last December. The report is as follows
Fifyfve 1854 contracts have been awarded during the
year 1866, tho estimated amount OF $420 1877 while
eghtythree contracts s in progress and for which
final vouchers have not been drawn.
The amount Of work done in the Bureau or
Street improvements during the quarter is es-
tirnated dai..................... al slss sos
Amount or requisitions drawn by said Bnrcau lo lGs
The superintendent OF Wbarves expended
cofding 70 MS report. 1907
The superintendent of Lamps and Gas expended
according TO his report t................. 1914 sl3
The Superintendent Of Lands and Places expend-
ell according TO his report. 1897
The Superintendent Of Repairs and Supplies
pended according 10 his report. ............ 1858
The superintendent Of Roads expended accord.
ing TO his report. 1224
The Deputy Superintendent Of Repairs and Sup.
plies expended according TO his report 20 2Q3
The amount OF assessments uncoected in the Bureau
of Collector Of Assessments the LIST of October
4hf5 s46. The amount OF assessments transmitted for
collecting since that date 1901 S2o The amount Of
interest collected assessments during the quarter
$32S4 These several amounts together with $40 10
for in footing abstract Of third trap block
pavement have been charged 10 the Collector Thomas
II. Smith, and amount IN the aggegate to the OF
$Ss7 0S0 AgainG this large amount the said Collector
has been credited with $780, 152 being amount of cash
paid Daniel Deven Chamberlain for collections the
of assessments returned uncoected eav ng
balance in the hands OF the Collector of
Thomas f. smith, on the 3lst day Of December 1885, Of
S5s4,627 for assessments uncollectsd.
There has been transmitted to the Collector OF Assess
ments for collecting during the 1863, 142
mcnt lists, amounting to the sum of 4997A7T and the
Of $64l 4S4 has been paid to the City Chamberlain
during the period.
Mr. Mclean calls attention Ia the condition of the
piers and bukheads owned by the city and urges the
Common Council to take action in the matter.