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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1868-03-11

oRAroRr-sAcRED tAsD SECULAR; or tb'
| ENTExPoRlF EOus SPEAKER. Including
Chairman's Guide for conducting Pub
lie Mes tings according 20 the Par
liamenfary forms. BY WIN. Pittengsr
with an Introduction by Hon. John A
Bfngha,u. NJ. e. A clear and suecine
Exposition Of the Rules and Methods o
Praetice by which Readiness in the 81
preston OF Thought. and an aeceptahlc
style, NAV be acquired, both in compost
tlon and gesture. Beveled boards One
handsome i2mo volume of 220 pages. tint
publisher, $50 broadway, New York. 4
This book aspires to place which has
hitherto been vacant IN the world Of letters.
Many works describe the external qualities
Of an oration, but few treat OF its sub
stance. z.
The different kinds of oratory-some six
in aD-from the fully written to the, utter
ly unprecedented, are considered, and the
preference given to that in which the mat
ter. is carefully pre-arranged and the words
extemporized. This preference is power
fully enforced BY Hon. j. A. Bingham. who
shows. in an able introductory letter, that
extemporaneous speaking is the most nat
ural and Il erelore, the highest OF all modes
Several chapters are devoted to general
preparation. a subject of great Importance:
for while men undergo long courses of train
ing for trades and professions, oratory is OF.
ten thought to be accessible without previ-
ous culture. The mental qualities necessa-
ry for efficient speech are specified at length.
and full directions given for increasing their
efficiency and acquiring the knowledge nee
essary to form solid basis for eloquence.
Parts Second and Third treat of the prep
aration and delivery of particular discourse
es.
Part Fourth is, perhaps, generally. the
m"st interesting of the book. Short
sketches of the more Characteristic achieve
ments Of celebrated speakers are given,
with particular accounts Of their modes of
preparation. Many of the latter are re-
ceived directly from the speakers them>
selues, and their testimony is overwhel
mingly in faver Of unwritten elcquence.
The Chairman's Guide, or rules Of order,
adapted to the conducting Of all kinds Of
public meetings is condensed into an ap>
pena;x. Nothing Of importance in parlia>
men,ary usage is omitted, and the whole
thrown into very concise and convenient
form. This feature will be found of great
yalua to thnae nartici mating in Htararv on.
cieties, debating clsbs, or other assemblies.
I The book is written in compact but
graceful style, and from beginning to end
is thoroughly readable.
The external appearance Of the volume
is very fine. Its handsome binding, tinted
paper, and clear type are in perfect cores
pondence with the permanent value of its
contents. For ,ale by N. A. Hanna & Go.
and by the author, Rev. VIM. Pittenger,
Of Cadiz.
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The Impeachers Appear I'm the
Senate.
wAsHIsaroN. March 4. 1868.
CENaTR
SENATE.

| CETN n u.
Chair submitted q communication from
| Chief Justiee Chase reiaiiue to fules adopt
ed by Senate. expressing dissent from view
taken by the Senate. but tie manager cat
be received al any action, except a. Cour
or lmreachmeut. hut Is willing, Unnecessary
To abide their decision. Referred to Com
Mite. of Seven.
The House impeachment managers ap.
pesred at one, followed by members Of the
flnu,e, the latter ranging themselves out.
side the bar of the Senate. The Speaker
vas invited to seat by the side of Presi.
dent Wade. Mr.. BINGHAM presented arti.
cles Of impeachment, which were RI al.
Mr.. Bingham said. Mr.. President, the
managers nn the part Of th" House of Re-
presentati' es, ly order OF the iIouse, are
ready to present articles of impeachment
for the maintsinanca df-the imppachmsnt
pteterred apaist Abdrew johnson, President
of the United States.
The President fTotem-The Sergeant at
Arms win make proclamation. 49,
The Sergeant at Arms-Hear vel Hear
yc! all persons are ordered tn keep silence
on pain Of imprisonment, until the House
of Representatives exhibit to the Senate the
articles Of impeachment against Andrew
johnson. President of TIE United. States.
Mr. Bingham then rose and read raticles
Of impeachment, the managers also stand
ing with the exception of Stevens.
At quarter ID two reading Of articles was
concluded. and managers and other mem>
bers of House retired. r.
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Tenure of ONCE Law.

The following extract from debate in the
Senate. when the Tenure OF Office Law WAS
under discussion, shows the opinion then
held by Senator Sherman, of OHIO. Read
Sherman's understanding Of the law, which
was the authora,ive exposition of it by all
the Radical Senators at that time. MI.
Deolittle said.
II suppose it is aimed at the present head
of the Executive Department to bind him
10 keep certain members of his Cabinet; FOR
it was openly avowed, in the discussi n ot
this bill when i was up before, tha' it would
b. intnlcrable to allow the present Executive.
Magistrate to have the power Of removal
on certain members of the Cabinet mention
ed BY name. Now this project does not
reach thnse members at all" He quotes
the rroviso.)
Now, let us lnok at the facts. The Sec
refarv of War was appointed BY Mr. LIN.
cnln during his first term; he has never re
ceiped any appointment since Mr. Lincoln
gave him no appointment during the second
term but he held over Mr.. johnson has
given him noappontment, but he held over;
- but tho Secretary of State, the
Secretary of War, and the Secretary Of the
Navy, according to the terms of this pro
vision, may b. removed by HIM to morrow. y
In rnply. Senator Sherman, one of the
Conf renee Committee, said:
I'VE d. not lcgislate in order to keep in
the Secretary of War, the Secretary Of the
Navy, and the Secretary of State.
Mr. Doolittle-"It was openly stated by
some friends oft1s restriction on the Presi
dents power over the Secretaries, that it
was not to be tolerated. that the present
Chief Magistrate should have TIE power to
remove the Secretary o. War bv name,
Mr. Sherman THAT the Senate had no
such pnrDoae as ho.ca by its cote t,oice to
make this eCcopt,op THAT THIS pRovIso
DOES NGT APPLY Tu THE PRESENT CASE Is
SHOWN BY THE FACT THAT ITS LANGUAGE
Is 50 framed as not to npp,y to the PRE-
SENT PRESIDENT The Senator sho,os Mot
h'mse!f. a"d argues truly Hl,a it wouli nor
prevent the present President from REMov
ING the !Secrftry If Wr. the Secretary of
the Nary and the Secretary If State. And
if supposed that either of these gentlemen
was so wanting in manhood. in honor. a, TO
hnl.l his place after the -ligtest imtimation
by the President of the United States that
his services were no longer needed, certain
ly. as Senator, would consent to his re-
moval at any tima. and 50 would we all
Gang. Globr. Part III I'd, ISess. 39th Con
gress, pp. l5l4--l5l6.
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FARM FOR SALE,

Containing l70 acres, eighty acres i'm
proved, the balance in fine timber of all
sorts that is adapted to our climate, com
prising good sugar-camp, and coal. A
fine young orchard, and comfortable build
ings. The t,rm is we'll watered and of the
best qualify of land in the valley of Wills
Creek. and a county road running through
the middle. Situated In Linton township,
Coshocton county. within six miles Of Ok
ford Station on the P. c. Il G. Rail Road,
and one mile of Linton Mills. Location
remarkably healthy. am offering the
above farm for sale at reduced price of
S3S per acre, as have made Il purchase in
Missouri and have just returned to sell at
u bargain, 80 as b., move this spring. Come
| ON with your yreenbacks and we will deal.
Mar. IL l86S-2t JOHN ORR.
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DW Mr.. Joseph Manners, an old citizen
eed Wheeling, died on the 2nd inst, and
was sSsried on the 4th. Mr.. Manner Was
b father u our sllow-townsmsn, John Fl.
Manner. H..
Mr. Naesers had been Wharfinaster at
9 Wheeling for several years, and out of re-
spsct, che fassaef the ves4els at that port
were kept st kas,mast the day on which he
was buried. ..,.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN NEW JEFFERs, s,S AT
SHERTFFVS SALE.
Jonathan G & William n pnttu-l

Jonathan S. & William 0. Potts,
VS.. rrR .'.
Elizabeth Potts widow ct oil.
HARRISON COMMON PLEAS; 70. ..l..
By virtue of an order of sale issued by the
Court of Common Pleas Ok the county
of Harrison, and to me directed, as Sheriff
Of said county, w II offer for sale at public
| auction, on the premises, on
Monday, tsle 23d day Of March.
A. D. 1858. between the hours Of 8 o'clock
A. NJ. and II o'clock NJ, of said day, the fol
lowing real estate, to wit: Situate in the
town of Jefferson, county of Harrison, State
of Ohio, and in the Steubenville Land Dis
trict, and being numbered on the plat of
seid town of Jefferson as In Lots numbers
ed 80, 81, SO, 81, 20 and n. Said property
has a valuable two story frame house ami
an excellent stable on it, ana in every way
well suited for II hotel. Said premises to be
sold free of dover. s..
TERMs.-Onet third in cash on day of sale,
one-thild III one year and one-third in two
years from day of sale with interest De-
ferred payments to be secured by mortgage
on the premises, j. e. McPECK.
Sheriff.
A.C. TURNER. Atty for Petitioners.
Mar. 4, lS5~-3t
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CADIz. March 2, 1853.

CADfz. March 2, 1868.
Mr Eitor-F,r the informatinn ef DAT
snts and esAesurasemsas Of pupila,, Please
publish the f,aloxiAr eepert. In Arithn,e
sic, Geasfsphy ara Grsmsnsr, rae aoilewine
names sshafrs hsve tecited the greatest
numher-of perfect lessaas, from Feb. 5, &c
Feb. 2s-1s days Warren Dent 10; Wm
Kerr, 81; VIM. Watkinson, 81, Magri
Kamsey;s 81; Samuel MeFadler. SO; Hnny
Carsoe. 81; Mary Howsri, Al; Lizzie I.ai.
zure, 20, Katie Overaxad, IS, Emma Kin
sey, %. Greatest number Of iaaperiso
lessons by one scholar, 10: greatest nNMbel
OF secitations m Used by ore scholar. 70
There are Roasy others who deserve to he
mentioned, bat it can RET be dome at pres
snt. j. NJ. GARVEN Teacher.
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MINISTER BUBLINGAME "A Washington
correspondent says that private advices
from China; a. well as the dispafe, es OF
government, show that the new trusts of
Mr.. Burlingame have not been exaggerated.
It is understood thar heiS not only Minister
but Ambassador, and that his appointment
= 10 for life withan annual salary Of &40. 900,
which ID only half Of what was originally
offered, bat be declined accepting more. -
His frat years salary was deposited 10 his
credit with European house in China. with
funds for incidental expenses amounting in
all to ell6,J00 In coin. His First, Hecre
tsry has salary If $4,000 per annun,, and
his Second Secretary 5000. which is VIII,
: Ii pid here to 4 Cabinet Minister. He Il
expected y, arrive here LIN Anrilse III Y u \
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OBEYING ORDERS. The Winchester
(va.l Times tells Of Federal soldier, of the
Second New York Cavalry. who was detail,
ed by Gen. Fessenlen as guard at house
near Winchester. during battle III the
neighhorhond, with orders to remain ''until
relieved BY the proper authority" After
the battle he was forgotten, the army hav.
ing removed to distance, and the faithful
trooper is still on guard at that. house, the
proper authority never having appear
ed to relieve him.
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BYORDER.
Attention Archer.

fine Democracy Of Archer Township are
hereby requested to meet at the house OF
Isaac Hoobler in said township. on the 2lsi
day of March, 1858. at o'clock P. NJ, for
the purpo g of nominating 4 Township
Ticket, to be supported at the ensuing
spring election. and for the further purpose
Of organizing q Township Democratic Club.
Lat there be general turn out
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CHERIFF'S SALE.
.5t9 VS. Foreclosing Mortgage

tuiucS -. Hihioy q.
VS.. Foreclosing Mortgage
William Dunn. u>, .l&.}
By virtue of an order OF Sale issued by
the Court of Common Pleas of Harrison
County, Ohio and to me directed rs Sheriff
of said County, l will expose to sale at
public auction at the Court House in said
County, on q,
Saturday, April 1Ith, A. ID. 1858,
at o. clock p. NJ, the following real estate,
to-wit: All that tract or parcel Of land,
situated in the town OF New Athens OF said
county of Harrison, commencing ut the
Northeast corne Of lot NJ. n, m said
town, running thence South 70 feet, thence
East ii, fee., thence North 70 feet, thence
West 65 feet to the beginning, 1t being a
part OF lot No. rs, as described on the plat
af said town, in ,Cadiz. Terms---Cash on
uss = say fsA1.s J. II. McPECK,
JIM. EsrEr, Plff,s Atty. y Sheriff.
March Ii. iSS6-M
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1IVO CONsUMPTIyEs.

TruE REV. EDWARD A. WILSON will send
free of charge) To all who desire 1t, the pre-
scrintion with the directions Tor making
and using the simple remedy by which he
WINS cured oil lung u atfection and that dread
disease Consumption. His only object Is to
benefit the aiiiicred and he hopes every suf-
terer will try this prescription, as " VIII cost
them nothing, and my prove u ablessing.
= ie.'Ss = REV. @ EDWARD A. WILSON, 1
Ma iss Soath 2n ~ wiRfsusburah, N. Y.
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1a% Iiwis a ,aeusark made by that dis
'singuished Republican. Don yaiatt, daring
Lineaim's tern Of Office, that "AN faae
thieves were off &c" IL @ue hss visited
she resezt Radical State State Cnlpeusian
they would hsve sccn legions Of theae GER
tlemen, very ofEeious in rssnsgSnE the
Convention.
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DROPERTY FORSALE!

THE subscriber wiH sell at public sale
on FRIDAY, MARCH. l3, 1868, property,
consisting of large frame house. t acre of
land, good stable and other outshouses,
situated six miles from Cadiz on thu Jeffer-
son road, in good community with church
and school convenient. Persons wishing a
good location may find it tn their interest
to be present. Sale to commence 1T 10 o..
clock A. VI.
HAMILTON BTRNEY.
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CONJUGAL LOVE.

AND THE HAPPINESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE
E SSAY for Young Men, on the Errors,
II Abuses and Diseases which destroy
the Manly Powers and create impediments
to MARRI AGE, with sure means OF relief
Sent in sealed letter envelopes free of charge.
Address, Dir. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association Philadelphia, Pa.
Feb. II 1868 IYr.
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Feb.2S, 186S>3t.
INFORM ATION.

information guaranteed to produce a aluA
urant growth o. hair upon bald h ,ad or
beardless face, also n receipt for the reno
val of Pimples, Blotohes, Erupuons, etc.
on the skin, leaving the same soft, clear
and beautiful, can be obtained without
charge by addressing
THOS. F. CHAPMAN, CHEMIST.
S23 Rroai yay New Yo
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ylUBLIC SALE.

will offer at public sale at my residence
in Greene Township, Harrison County, on
THU RSDAi, the 18th OF MARCH, A. d.
OF good Sheep >. nitlch Cows two-horso
Wagon, a Family Carriage and Harness;
also one set OF Wagon harness, and ali
kinds OF Farming uiensils. Terms made
known o,i,day OF sssle. Sale to commence
at 10 O'Clock VI said day. u Ms Il
March T. 1885,
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a@sl<x Alex. Clark ioctsre 90 Tues
day evening, the Bed was weal sttendpd. -
Many Of sh"<s who stteadea Thought it a
Beautiful production 4
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In the Allegheny Cattle Market on Mons
day beeves sold from to 81 per ID, accord>
ing to quality. Sheep from 81. SO to 6. 20
per cwt. Hogs, ~ to l0c per fb.
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nA-The Singer sings the most beautiful
sDsg known to ladies. McCleland, the
AEent has also on hand. choice lot of Gas
gimcres, silk velvets. &c
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@ME-& johnson he a,aEeachei, that old
drunken. Gaspham sns wretch, Ben Wade
will occupy the petition case filed by Wash.
ingtoa.
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NOTICE.

THOSE indebted to Fl. II. Harrison on
rental account, are hereby certifeS to call
and settle up Immediately, as have retired
from the business. ] earnestly nope that
this notice will be deemed sufficient.
may he found at the Furniture Rooms of
Warfel, Hanna & Co., nearly opposite Odd
Fellows Hall.
I'll. II. HARRISON.
Feb r.. 1868 >3t.
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TpROBATE COURT, HARRISON
COUNTY. OHIO.

ThKOBATE COURT, HARRISON
COUNTY, OHIO.
Notice is he eby given that the following
accounts have be- filed in said Court for
settlement, to-wit:
The first final account of John Atkinson
and James iSslick, Executors of the viii of
Henry Eslick, deceased.
The first account of John McFadden,
guardian Of James II. McKeever, minor.
The second account Israel Rankin,
guardian of Susan Jane Rankin, minor.
The first'an final account of Robert Nc
Fadden, administrator of the estate OF VIM
Wolf, deceased.
The fourth account of Joshua Dunlap,
guardian of Adam ID. Watson and Nancy
A. Watson, minors. t.a@
And that said accounts are set for hearing
and passage by said Court on the 10Th day
of March, A. ID. 1865.
A. LENNON,
Feb 26. 1a6S.3t. Probate Judge.
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a@.If you want q Watch, Clock, Q,
.Jswelsysor Fancy Goods, 90 to Clark &
.Ramssy's Il ~ &#a
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stock Township

The Democracy Of Stock Township are
requested to meet at Laceyavill,, on S1tur
; dayaAprit 4, 1868, at 10 clock p. NJ, FOR
the purpose Of putting in nomination a
Township Ticket, and perlecting urganiza
~1gQqHa9EsE BY ORDER.
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ase6S. f, ffaGas IL We. are receiving
steir Srring stock OF Wall Pzpec-new and
Seautifui styles.
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2sA-Manner has the best Chewing To
bacco:in town.
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sPnING.ELRCTIONs

Mar. N.

Let the Democracy of every township in
Harrison county make an effort to elect
sound men 10 oil the various township of
Hsss. Organize at once, select good tick.
ct, and let every DSmocrst turn out to the
election. ass. "a zw
AsNill be seen By thenotices below,
Stock and Archer are frst in the field.
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30 Read the able protest Of the Demo-
cratic members of the House Of Repressn-
tatives.
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u.v YORK CattIe Market.

New YoRK. March 4.-ln consequences
Of the snow>sform there were no arrivals OF
cattle at the Hudson City yards on Tues
day, thirty>nine carloads having hee1 block
AIDED. Al noon to-day only about rs hrsd,
fram Orange County bad arrived. and q
large number of spectators were anxibuslY
awaiting the arrival Of the delayed trains
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h@- There are nov 1853 inmates in the
Ohio k'eaitewfsary.
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A TORPEDO bnat, which cost $26O0, was
recently sold in New Orleans for $43.
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An edi,ressi4 Bastou i. ~ be ordained
psstorsss Of acburch in Hinghsm' Mass.
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THE Falls ofSt. Anthony have recAdea
three hundred feet during the past year.
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ExIGRATIoS to the Pacific slop, is in.
ereasing. p 4
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THE troops are well and the .Indisns
peaceable 10 Alaska
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a WHISKY shop has just boen opeusd Do
81 Louis called tho .Hsllsry."
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NAME Is talking Of an industrial School
for girls
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LAND FOR SALEI

Il WILL sale six acres Of good land one
half mile from Cadiz, on on the Wheel
ing road, having on il good. new dwell>
ing house with five rooms. cellar and els
tern. A good spring and spring house. an
orchard Of e-ery variety OF grated fruit,
also VINEYARD and all other applrtenafcss
belonging to a desirable residence.
WESLEY MEANS.
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M A r r Z E .

On the Doth ult., az the residence Of the
brides parents, in Hopedale, by Elder p.
Fl. Jones, Mr.. ALBERT McF ADDEN and
Miss ELIZA ]. FRAZIER, all of Harrison
county.
On the 5th inst. at the residence of the
brides father, by Rev. James Kibbe, Mr.
THOMAS C. BOW ERS, of Harrison Co.
Ohio, and Miss MARY A. BULGER, of
Wheeling. Va.
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ei.tsb mrgIa, COlunlb Hs ~ Cincinnati
Railroad.

b t& PAN HANDLE ROUTE.
Going West.
MAIL. FAST LINE. EXPRESS.
Leave
Pittsburgh 2:05 A. N. $50 A. N. 2:40 p. M.
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j. M. EsrEr, PITTS Atty. y ;shadf
March Ii, 1888 81
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-08-03
Paving s,#a9N Notice, Mott ,s,

To all aohons 1t may co1cerr: sree5 - fo7
CITY CLERKS OFFICE, I
- - e. us" GoLUMBus, o., July 20, 1861
Notice is hereby given that proceedings have been
instituted in the City Council of Columbus, ior
making the following improvements. to wit: u
For grading the roadway and sidewalks Of Bond
street from High street to Kerr street.. = ga
Also for grading and excavating and gutter,,pa-
wing and graveling Strawberry alley from Seventh
street to Washington avenue on both sides. II
and estimates to be prepared by the City Civil En-
gineer. and filed in the Office of the City Clerk.
All persons claiming damages on account of said
proposed improvements, are required to file their
claims in the office of the Clerk, in writing,
l.. E. WILSON, q
OF jy24-1taw4w % l.rcW Noe s 4. City Clerk.