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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
Notice

faN the g7th day or 15oyauiber 81 ffa year 1857
~ the Probate CouFt declared Ets E1stte o. Jno.
BTock iehuni, deceased, 10 be pfohahly iu5olFept.
claims galnst the estate 60 she uudefsigHed for
allowance within SIX n1qnth frpm She time above
mentioned or thsy via nos be entitled % pay
mont 9G0 VI LADD. Administrator
81 tha Essata 81 5no. BfoEIdfanf decd.
Nov 70 s57-6W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

WoRTIIT OF IMIFATIoN.-We notice in
a Western paper the fact that there is
merchant in the town in which the pa
per is printed, who, whenever man
buys Il good bill of goods from him,
makes the purchaser "a present Of the
village paper, in which he advertises,
for one year, and thus he manages to
K ep the customer constantly reminded
of his business--Rnd be will never for
get such "a present. Should that man
give hjs customers two dollars in green
backs or in goods, it might soon be for
q, item; but when he is once a week,
for fifty-two weeks, placed in receipt of
his friends bounty, can any one doubt
Us b1inl a good way to ADVERTISED This
is worthy of imitation by business
men, ECchdnge.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
Jesus Conauering the World.

Since we were children the world has
4 been thrown open. The walls of China
are crumbling, and almost gone; the
ports OF Japan are taken; the island of
4 Madagascar is giving way; the dark
1 land of Africa is opening up; the ICY
/ bound shores of the North are being
l warmed by the gospel, and its cool
breath is being breathed over the trop-
Z les. The gospel is spreading, for Christ
1 has all power in heaven and in earth (:
and what we have seen is a fOretaste Of
the future. Tell me that India, China
Africa, and the cannibals cannot be
converted. I tell you they can, for
Jesus has all power. They belong to
our Christ, and he sends us out to
preach the gospel to them, and they
shall bow before the cross.
It is not only thus in empire that the
cause is extending; for I look around
me, and almost hear the voice Of God
in the very elements. This world is
becoming great brotherhood the ma
tions are drawing near together
Oceans used to divide them, and men
were afraid Of the bilIows and of the
winds. often wondered, in my boy
ish days, why Jesus spent so much time
by the Sea of Galdlee; why it was said
he walked on the Water-that he spoke
to the winds and waves, and they were
still but as / have grown older, and
looked at the destiny of this earth-that
AZ - a-AA " -'1 IA Agl4EaAAh GAtsN'AAAgA VIC
oceans are to be the highways upon
which millions viii find their hving-I
see the beauty and slgniftcancs Of Jesus
walking on the surface OF tho water,
sleeping II the holds of the little ships,
and, calm in the midst of the storm,
laying down to sleep, and saying; tThe
sea is miue.n
Look at those iron bands which have
united the Atlantic and Mississippi,
and viii soon bind the Mississippi and
the Pacific. Look at those telegraphic
wires on which men whisper, and their
words ought 70 be words Of light and
love.
What is all this It is Jesus con
quering the world. The iron, the steam
and the lightning are his he made
them long before man found out their
powers. God had placed them in the
world. All power is his, and he has
given them to us that the earth may be
converted to God. God grant that we
may work in harmony with his laws,
may feel his power and his presence,
and in the day of eternity, may all
come forward with our sheaVes Of re-
joicing Bishop Simpson.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

a TToENET's. Law, Delaware, Ohio VIII
~ promptly attend % aiI legal sasiaess intrnat
"a 10 thstr care fn IlHn ware and adjainfnE coun-
ties. Paftioalar attention gwen la proceedings
under the new Bankrupt Act GFETE, WulIAAs
& L1Tnaa BEoCE.
Aug. 2, '6I-d-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

Last week a 8iHculty occurred at
LockpUrt, Henry County, Kentucky,
between Dr. W. johnson and his BROTH
er-in-Iaw named Floyd, which resulted
iu the dea IN of the former. Floyd made
his appearances with gun in his hand,
and angrily remarked to johnson that
he had come to kill him and raised his
gun 20 fire, when Mrs. johnson sprang
forward and turned the gun aside.
Both barrels were harmlessIY discharg-
ed. DR.. johnson fell on the floor, dead,
from excitement and disease of the
heart.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
rHE AlfERTcAN AqRToULTURIsT

We a 70 happy 10 announce -that the arrange
uant msde last vear vita tho publishers Of the
a Aznerfca3t a 75ie fti1st - eiuf wif 3 the EYEsG
PosT at q reduced rats cf subscription, is to be
Continued another year. Those who aVailed them
selves Of the offer made last Spring, have learned
20 appreciate the literary aud editorial excel
lence of the EVENING PosT, and we have been urged
10 renew the offer this season, before the time
when the farrer part OF tho subscrfutfons expire
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20


FIVE POINTS Saline makes the
following salty statement in the o. s.
Journal.
CAT the late election in New York
City, the Five Points polled 2,248 DEM
Ocratic against 28 Republican votes"
Missionaries have given the place the
''gO by" preferring the wastes of Siber-
ia, the jungles of India, the Caunibals
of South Africa. Explorers have sought
to fathom the mysteries Of the North
werstern Passage, to drink from the
hidden sources Of the Nile, to peep into
the burning crater of Vesuvius. The
piekax of civilization has leYeled the
Rocky Mountains of America, the
lightning of intelligence is illumina-
ting the hidden recesses of the Allan
tic, the white sails of commerce have
carried the t'stars and stripes" into
every bay and inlet of tbs world ;-and
yet, the "mallet' of the policeman, the
oath Of the dicer, and the ceaseless CUR
gle of Whiskey are the only sounds Of
civilization ever heard by the inhabit-
ants of f"Fhe Five Points,
Statistics present the following facts
concerning this delectable locality
There are, within the geographical linn
its Of the Five Points, go rum holes,
but not a church. There are so gamb-
ling hells, but not school house. There
are 600 prostitutes, % YirtuOus women
400 iHegitimate children, 200 dis
charged cOnVicts, 28 honest men 2,248
drum kards, % Republicans.
Comments on these statistics would
be work of supererogation."
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
REMIT TO US

As this Ia our proposition, and wo dssirs to hava
charge Of its fdIhlment we ask that ail oorres-
pondence on the subject and all remlttances may
be made directly 20 and we beg ali who remit
money this offer to be particular 90 specify
what IL is for, and to give their post once and
state plainly written.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

VaEAI Estate AGEET. once ea Williams Block.
II Deiararn Ohio. Persons wishing TO buy ssll
oT rent Farms or TolTu Properly gih 40 we'll %
give bin q can, Iaae 4f1i-Ni
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
TO- Turnpike Notiee.

FE9HE Stockholders Of Troy Turnpike Company,
y are notified 20 meet st the ONCE Of C. Ellis,
IN Delaware, on
Monday, the 18th day of January. next,
at One O'Clock, P. N. for the purpose Of eleotiug
Seven Directors Of said Co.. 70 serve FOR one year
A. LYMYER,
dec6. .'6T-At. President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
Sheriff Sale.

hO4AL4 III hlG4A%a
LaeiHds s joy P9FigaI9as s.a.S Of s9 rom on
Cicero T. Carson, ct. al. the Court OF Common
Pleas OF Delaware County, Ohio, and TO me direct
ed, shall ofer for sale at the door Of tho Court
House, n th G Town Of Delaware, in said County
the
30th nay Of December, A. D. 1857,
AZ O'Clock, p NJ She following described real es-
tate 10 wit 'tSituAtsd in the county OF Delaware
and State OF Ohio. Range (I9,) Township (3) Sec.
(2,l Lot 10, e. S. Survey, bounded and deserib-
Cd as follows. Beginning at a stone on post by
Oak and Thorn on the east bank OF The Scioto
River at the n. " corner Of Hiram Andrus farm,
thence east along said Andrusi North line, SIG
poles and SIX LINKS to stone post in tho west
line OF the Taylor tract BY two sugar trees and an
elm, n. degrees, 50 minutes 6. along she west
line OF said premises 81 and To-1OO poles to a
stone on post BY tyyee beeohes, at he corner Of
Lots 10zaud II. Thence Sc degrees IS minutes ".
between Lots 10 and II, 36i and 8l-100 poles 20 a
stone on a post in the mouth OF large branch on
the east dge Of the Scioto river by a Sycamore
and Linn, thence, down the east bank Of said river
with the In0andsEs theEeofs South 2s degrees, g.
So and 75-IO0 poles, thence south 81 degrees +.
so and 25-100 poles TO the place Of beginning,
tanning One Hundred and Seventy six Acres and
134 perches OF land, being the same premises CON
veyed by. Wm. Carson and wife 10 Cicero T. Care
sen, Maroh 9Th 1855.
Appraised at S-
JNO, ". LADD, Sheriff and
Special Master Commissioner.
7. RODNEY SMITH, PIgI-s Atty.
NQr-29' '67-5t-pfsl5 So
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

CHOW doth the little crocQdilo
Improve his shining talli -
And nour the waters Of the Nile
on every golden scale y
fHow checrfuliy he seems 90 grlus
How neatly spreads nla claws
And Welcomes little M2nea lm
with gontl0 smiling 1aWaF
Trsepfnc Tornsn wedding day. his friends
BouEed TN their brains were aQqle4 -
they drank hts bridai dall Tom signed -a4
said -.-.
'sThat same day ] wa saoaledt-
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
Radnor PIank Rod @.

FHIHB Stockholders Of said Company are notihs-
~ to meet at the law Office Of Carper & Van De
man in the town and County Of Delaware, Ohio, on
the Second Monday or January, 1868, at 10 o'clock
A. n, for th purpose of slecting Seven Directors
for the ensuing year A. 7. BELT, Prsat.
dec6 '57s 81 or the R. P. 3. Co.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

"a TELEGRAPHER' s REYERIE.-And
then followed slowly, as if the wire
was burdened, and the sOunder, re-
Iuetant to beat out with its usual cheer
ful tones, seemed muf3ed:
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
Sheriff Sale.

Sheriff S Sale.
John Iifuk le, Plaintiff, TN pursuance OF the
u Il Commands Of an Or
Harvey PIN and Wife, I der of Sale, issued from
et. a. Defendants, the Court OF Common
Pleas Of DelRWare County, Ohio, and 10 me direo-
Ted, shall otter for sale at public vendue at the
door Of the Court House, in tho Town OF Delaw ire,
in said County, on the
Oath Day Of December, A. D., 1857,
at o'clock, P NJ, Of said day the following dos
cribed Real estate. 30 wit situate in the Coun-
ty Of Delaware, and State OF Ohio in Virginia Nil
Itary Lands, No. 1918 Being IN Lot No. q, in
the Town of Beilepoint. being fifty feet front
one hundred and my feet deep.
Appraised at $3.50 60.
JNO. ". LADD, Sheriff and Special
Master Commissioner.
By CARPKR & VAN DEMAN Attys FOR PitH.
Nov. q, '67-5tpiST,50
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

PROFITABLE FABMING.-A man in
sachuesetts, in 1852, bought 20 acres
of land. He has applied to it all the ac-
curate knowledge that he could get.
There is no month in the year that
something does not bloom on his farm
there ia something green there always
and he always has some crop to send to
market. You walk through it and ind
everything going on just as regularly,
accurately and carefully as the cotton
goes through the loom. He has man-
aged his affairs with prudence, accuracy
and care, and has made from his farm
of 20 acres $3.50, 900 in 40 years. There is
no illegal farming, no illegitimate 1arn-
ing, no careles farming, that viii thrive
in New EnglRnd.-D5's Geo. B. LOTiHQ.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
naAL HaTgEs.
Assignees Notice Of Ap

Assignees' Notice Of Ap-
pointment.
Tn thc District Court q tha1
Ulned states fur ths s7ula- IE , BAagEEsUPTCY
ern District of oh3o
In fhe Natter Of Charles 2 Garner, Bankrupt.
f7THE undersigned heEabV gives notice Of his ap-
II poi1l11ent As assisnoe 81 tie Esfate Of Charles
F GarBer, Of ooi1nbus, 81 t8a CeH1tg oi Frank
lin ln sa5f Distrist aud who vas 10 VII, On he
I5lh day 5T HoFembsf, A. D 1857, ad5uagsd Bank
ruats npon lis oEn Rstilioa - the District Court
uf said District.
Dated al oalam5us. o. tho sth day q December,
A. p. 1867
GEO L. CONVERSE, Assignee,
Dee Is a6T-aH Columbus 9hi0.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
ms CREED.

What It. principles in politics are, have been
long knoWB. They may be summed up in few
words National Unity STATE Independence,
ana TndiTidaal Freedom and Equality Of Rights.
The parpetuity and supremacy Of the gnion, as
the EuaFanty against the oppressive and danger
ous Capitalization the Freedom and Equality Of
the individuals without regard 70 birth or accident
as the rightfdl end Of all government, and the
suraEt means Of social Developments personal hap
piaesz and national progress.
These are car general principles, but IN the ap-
plicaffon Of them we shah insist upon the honor
able payment Of the public debt he Fetrench-
ment Of expenditures the most rigid economy Of
the adniniz tratlOn impair tiai tzXation and in
tegrity and capacity, not partisan service as the
grounds Of appointment 60 Office. We hold that
the supreme end Of all governments is TO define, de-
Ct ae and exscuts justice among all its members
All partial laEsare iniquitCus all special priyii-
eyes a wrong ali iuterferenees vita the natural
Development Of industry, and an unrestricted sx-
change q the fruits Of that industry, an usurpa-
tion q power and pernicious i1lpertineDce. We
believe, toe. that every member Of society, Eho
gontri 20 its support ts defence, should be
progressively admitted to rticipzlion n its
political control In other words, equal rigbts,
Impart laI leFs, freedom from unjuft and unneces-
3ary cOaatraints, and universal suffrage, are our
notices now, as they have been our mattoes in tho
psst, and, as We trust they will be cur mottoss in
the future.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
Delaware County National
Bank.

DELAWABK, Dee. 1857
FEFHE stoekholdoTs OF this Bank are requested to
meet at It's Banking room on Tuesday, Janu-
ary "A, 1868, for the purpose OF slecting Five Di
rectors fer the ensuing year. s. MOORE,
dee 6'67te. Cashier
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
sT0GKH0LDER's NOTICES.
Stockholders Attention.

-FTyHERE win be a meeting OF the stockholders Of
II the FIRST NATIONAL BANK or DELAwARE, at
their Banking house on Tuesday, January I4th, /,
1863 at 10 O'Clock, A. n. for the purpose Of eI-c-
ting Directors FOR the ensuing year.
deo6'67-te We. MOORE, Cashier.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

The polling at Manchester, England,
took place on November %, with the
following result: Jacob Bright, (RRdi-
eal,) 6, $50; Bennett, Conservative g.
408; Henry, 642. One curious incident
Of the polling was the tender Of a vote
at the Charlton Town Hall, by a WO-
man residing in st. Luke'H Ward. Hex
name being found upon the register
her vote was received for Mr.. Jacob
Bright, and she was cheered as she len
the booth.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

w4Rop III araRs oF GRAPE VINES AND OTHER
smau Fruits Prices on Application.
Nay 24,f67H
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20
PROSPECTUS or
TEE EVENING POST,
NEW YORK

IzH EFzsrze Posr, which began with the esatu-
", and fz E1T sixty seven years q agssaaoez not
fatsnd 60 FE1E sluggish and -Euptza with the ad-
vance Of years, but 70 rival IN VigoE- enterprise
vivacifF auG independence the most active OF its
cetsmporarfaE. It's editorial department shan
be &c aBiT ofEzaized and eneFsetiCa liT couduca
ted IS it ever has been ; oar tsegraphie reports,
boEh BY thq Atlantic Cable from abroad and BY
the various domestic lines from Washington, Al
banv the East the West and the South, shall be
as fuil and early they can be made our city
est fng az tha events admit our correspondence
from Europe aud the principal home cities VIII be
improved and increased while our agricultural,
shipping market and other reports shall BE- as
trustworthy and complete as industry and the
exnsnditur Of money can make them We have
the means, through the generous and unabating
utrnuaFs af our friends, Of rendering our journal
the equal Of any in the world, and We have the
abiff n Of doing SO, az rapidly as the progress Of
business and the taste for newspaper literature
win Justify additional attempts
Il fs understood, we suppose that while the EvE-
MING F9sT aims to be primarily q newspaper N
which the current events OF ld-history, polti-
call commercial. scieEtiGc, social and itersrys are
or glanced af, It Is also emphaiically
pol teal paper. II caunCt separate itself from
The life -Four tines and De particularly from the
lfs a our country, and it must discuss questions
og public interest with al TIE earuestncss, all the
InthlIi Euneer all the fqFce that i can mustsr and
Their importance may seem TO demand
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

Iaua1u L. scott. Plaintiff. !
against
Sarah Ann Kirk, Daniel p l
Scott, Eliza Jane Beach and :
her husband Melvin Beach, i
c1rneHaa ~ Scott and .
Mflo n. scott. Defendants !
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1867-12-20

Court Of Uummou
PE6as, DelaWnra
county, Ohio
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
TINE NEW ..

G.J. Matter. an English Fenian, was tried
and acquitted BY an American jury in To-
ronto. The ex-rebei Gen. Early was sum-
moned As juror, but did no. appear.
Thos coone. WAS sentenced to be hung
on the sth Of March next.
The testimony in the Orwig embezzlc.
ment trial before the rcierec. closed at Des
Moines day before yesterday. The evidences
covers 1900 pages.
The State Soldiers Orphans Home for
Western Iowa is now in operation At Green
wood. This makes the third in the State.
the other two being 1t Davenport and Cedar
Falls. There are seven hundred and forty
childron in these institutions.
Father Smarius, Of Chicago, has just
closed mission with the Catholic church
At the State Capital.
The Oil ReHners' Association at Pitts>
burg, At a recent special meeting, adopted
resolution that committee be appointed
to proceed to Washington, and cudeavor to
have law passed making il penal oif,nss
for any person to sell any oil under one
hundred and ten degrees fire test for hons
consumption.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
Notice.
MONONGAHELA
Iron w orks.
LEWIS, OLIVER 4 PHILLIPS,

AANupACrCRoas OF
Carriage 0n0 Tire 1BOlts.
T01nblO Skeims and Pine IloxCs.
Wagon and Nkcla nBoles.
Coo0A aAd Lag Screws.
0D00ro 0o0 nANxagon Nots.
Cast 000 WrO'a nron Washers.
M0chlne and Plow esOlts.
VvRO0gAe Iron 11fnges.
T0y0fO 1POm0s
Drfoge bolts and Castings.
r. - Splice Wars and HO1es. &c,
4 full assortment of standard sisss kept IL
eeeek. AnEHOUSE-Wasersnd Market Ste
PittsbUegh. octl1.dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

OSLY THAT AND NorrIxo MonH.-A man
was seen coming u. Second street, yesser>
day evening, 10 such highly jubilant state
that everybody supposed he had drawn the
Opera House. and curious crowd vas soon
trotting at his heels. It transpirsd. howev-
Or, that he had purchased suit Of clothes
of Bob Krauss for the first time, and for
the first time had made . bargain. Second
street, opposite the National Rank.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
DAVENPORT, IOWA. WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23. 1867

Coon The clothing that is to be seen at
Sam Psrys. Hia largo and Increasing
trade makes it necessary FOR him to keep
none only the best, and those in want Of
any other than this. must 60 to some other
place. One look d his stock will convince
any one that he has the best and largest va
risty Of any dealer ia the State. As usua',
his prices aes the most reasonable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

CRrTiQus. While returning from the Ice.
turs last evening, . lady was asked how she
liked the lecture. "Oh, she vas very much
disappointed" she ~as heard to answer. :
You'd never catch her coming on public
stage in moire antique dress, and with
such an cid set Of jewelry on.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

PRoHPriruDE--we are glad to report an
instance Of promptness on the part Of an
Accident Insurance Company, which Is
highly creditabls to them in these days
when promptness 10 generally the exception
instead Of the rule. Mr.. Alexander, of this
city, who was injured by . severe fall on
New Years day, held policy in the Prov-
dent Life Ins. L Investment Co. of Chicago,
emitting him to compensation Of $25 per
week during his disability to attend bust
ness. Under his policy he claimed for one
week from the Company on Friday last,
and to-day +. A. Andrews, Esq, the Gen
eral Agent, paid him the amount Of his
claim, after satisfying himself Of its just
ness. Such promptness as this ought to
satisfy the public that this is reliable and
safe Company with which to insure. either
for life or against accidents.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

On. FAlnARD the well known Spaniah
Physician, will open his new ofice opposite
the Davenport National Bank. on Brady
street, next door to Dr.. Miner, the Dentist,
whore he may b. consulted daily from Q
A. n. to 5 ?. \ on al chronic diseases.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

RArBER A DuLL DAY.-This has been
rather dull day for merchants. Few farm
ers have been in. and trade has languishsd
consequently. Times are now what might
be termed "hard," money is becoming
scarce. and oil are longing for the coming
Of spring, the opening Of navigation, and
the reinvigosation Of business.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23
CIT TT F. nj =.

UsF Lal'cmand's Specific for Rheumatism
Gcus and Neuralgia. Iteffcctually destroys
all poison in the blood. and performs arad-
ical cure Road tsoiimouials elsewhere.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

The pLAcE.-at No. 90 LeClaire Row. the
ladies can find the one price store Of h. D.
Austin. Ills stock is larger, styles more
fashionable, and prices more reasonable.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-01-23

Pablic Notice.
WHEREAS. The City Council having pass.
ed the following resolution:
Resstred, That the Mayor is hereby re-
quested and authorized to cause . notice to
be published in the daily papers of this city,
requesting the people to take notice Of ali
city Tampa not lighted at all. or not at the
proper time. and report to the Mayor, Mar
shal. or Chief Of Police; and also, that the
Mayor instruct the people Of this city to pay
particular attention to the lighting Of the
lamps. and mark down in particular books
wherein they see any city lamp not lighted
at al OF not at the right time and instruc>
ting the Chief Of Police to make his mouth
" report about this.
Nov, therefore, the citizens Of the. CITY
are respectfully requested to comply with
the foregoing resolution.
JoHN l.. DAVIES, Mayor.
Davenport, Dec. Slst, 1866. jan. l7-dtf
To ENJOY . pleasant evening 90 10 An