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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-05-15

Especial to the Evansville JournalI
INDIANAPOLIS, May 14.-A private
letter received here this morning an
nounces the assassination of Captain
John Ross, formerly of the 11th In
diana, at Charlottesville, on Monday
night. He was still living on Tues
day morning, but no hopes Of his re-
covery were entertained. He was
single man, about twenty seven years
ofage, and most estimable gentle
man.
A motion was made yesterday In the
U. S. Circuit Court, to dismiss the
appeal taken in the John Elmer cases
from the District Court, for three rea-
sons: First, want of jurisdiction; !;
second, because there Is no right of
appeal in such cases to the Circuit
Court; third, because the District
Court allowed an appeal without au-
thority of law It insisted that it
is common law action, and not one
of maritime or admiralty jurisdictiou
IF the motion to dismiss prevails,
other questions viii arise, concerning
the informers, and the effect of the
Presidents pardon upon their rights.
Farmers are wearing extremely
long faces on account Of the con-
tinued rain preventing the planting
of corn, and business partakes, to a
considerable extent. of this feeling.
The interest in the impeachment
question continues unabated. The
,Ssntine', this morning, contained a
sensation rumor that in a certain
event Senator Morton might vote for
acquittal. 1t is very stupid. 1t also
revives the reports of frauds at the
Insane Hospital in -four.
The steam saw mill of Van Winkle
& Co., four miles north of Anderson,
blew up on Tuesday evening, killing
two men and fatally wounding three
others.
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say Il again, and pretermit three-fouri IS
OF the same kind, of what the eentlema %
from = eW York thou -ht was argument. L
nave no doubt but ne thought Il was, ia
nj urade against one individual and ia
depreciation of one hundred and forty
stevens proceeded to support the bill
at some length and concluding as fol-
lows: " have no apology to offer for the
admission that we intend that these men
shall have right to compete IN science
and religion with the gentleman from
New York and his constituents Of the
Five Points, with myself and the honest
ye0ma nry. around me, and with all toe
people OF the nation, and let him VITO Is
most worthy, who climbs highest on the
ladder of merit Of science, Of Intellect, OF
morality, be the ruler according TO the
law of all his Sluggard neighbors, no mat
ter what may be their color; no matter
what may be their pretensions; no matter
who they are, whether they are men of
nobility, or whether they are men of COM
mon rank, indulge 70 lonser that yatn-
idea that any man OF sufficient age and
intellect Is to be stricken Odt of the COVER :
orship and the ruling Of this country
Never again, believe. viii that infamOus
delay. for the which the gentleman from
New York 50 ardently proves.
Stevens Went on TO explain the Dill. and
in the course of his remarks. said those
gentlemen Of the Democratic party we're
fearful that some OF those Senators wOu "a
be admitted before We ousted the first mil
1tary despot or that res1on. There IS not
much danger now. and they may afford ID
let US in. They know, 1 suppose, whether
that gentleman is TO remain longer in the
any rate, we can admit no Senators IN
time to operate on thai question.
The House proceeded on the bill and
amendment offered by Stevens yesT erday,
in reference TO debts due to lOs al men,.
The amendment was agreed to; yeas IS,
nays 80.
The next question was on the amend
ment offered Dy Benjamin, and accepted
by Bingham, as a substitute for his own.
Agl eed TO without yeas and nays.
The next question was on tne anend-
ment offered by Brooks, that all citizens OF
the United States in those states. shan DE
entitled to equal rights of suffrage. II was
re ected without the yeas and nays.
The bill was then passed; yeas l9S nays
s..
Butler, from the Committee on Appro-
priations, reported Wilson's approps ta,ion
bin. which was made the special order for
Saturday.
Jencks, from. the Committee on Re-
'renchment, reported biil to regulate the
civil service Of the United STATES ami pro-
mote the efficiency thereof. He spoke an
hour in advocacy OF the bill. which was
then postponed CIll the OF June.
Adjourned till tomorrow.
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FALL RIVER, MASS.
The White Mills Of the Fall River
Manufactuflng company Destroyed
by Flre-LOSS S12O, 900.

FALL RIVER, Mass, May 1.-THE
cotton mill known as the White. Nil,
belonging to the Fall River Manufac-
turing Company, was totally destroyed
by FIRE this morning. The fire. orig
mated in the picker house, and IS sup
posed to have been caused by the
Spontaneous combustion of oily cot
ton. The building contained about
1000 spindles, aud about $4,000
worth Of cotton and $4,000 worth of
cloth. which was desTOyedyq Loss
about $4,000 of which there was an
Insurance.. Of 100000
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Kitchen Sinks,

and ever thing appertai hing 70 conye-
nfence and comfoIC in tue Wayaof v ater.
In store and for sale Brass aud Iron II {
and Force Pumps. Wei ana Cistern
Pumps Beer and Ale Pumps, Tinted and
Pianfsiled Copper and Cast Iron Batn
Tubs. Cast Iron Sinks, Cast Iron leSs EOol
Bell Traps, Sheet Lead, Lead Pipe Wrought
Iron Pipe, Vitrolized Burnt Gay ana
Cast Iron. Drain Pipes. Se.. SET. s.l
Al work fitted up tp the most approves
and satisfactory mar nef.
We refer to the following parties for
whom we have Furnished mateflals anu
WIns q. Brown, ID. j. 3Iaekey. VIM.
Ralzer. p. Semonin, J. II, Morgan. II. Mar
senna' Arehitect VIM. Hoffman, alL OF
F,N5anssviIle.T 5l't fmayl2 3taw 2nl
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NEW FORK.

A Severe st0rm-Seri0ns Ri0t-HO.
ratio Seymour not to be Candl-
date for the PresidenCy-AnniYers
saFies OE the American Bible Oele-
ty and American Equal Rights As.
SOciaffOn,
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Caarles Francis Adams C0ming Home.
OE A30I ]FxGfkSD3l08 81

..L0XD0Y.- AfaS I3-Tae H-luI7's 5
eB6cial says L a5Flese EraBcis Adalns,
Unite 2 Seates NJ iniyter to the Court
.. 81. Danes tpak lsayesdf the Queen
at .. special audience to-day. Mr.
Adams eft I9ddeu soea afterwards
ior the Continent, leaving Dir. Moran
IL charge of the American Legation
IN this city. @ &. DA'- ttH.
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Assassination at Crawfords-
vile.
INDIANAPOLIS.

Assassination Of Capt. John Ross, at
CFaWfOrdsVille-U. s. Circuit Court
Proceedings - The Impeachment
QuestiOn-Steam Saw Mill Blown
Up-TWO Men Killed and Three
Others Wounded.
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De- Ity 10. S. ColIeotorIg sale

RTOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN. that
~ will sen at public auction, at r. :.
kuston 4 Co. S warehouse, corner o. Water
and Elm streets, EY ansVtlie, Ind, on SAT-
URDAX, May 23d, 1868, at 8 PM, the fol-
lowing described property, to wit: large
mash tubs, z small mash-tubs, wooden
stills, beer barrel ;, 2 casks, 9 barrels. and
. haII-baTTels ); 4 cold water pump, force
pump, 40 feet gas pipe (more or less,
copper worm, l copper pipe, brass waive
3 3stOp-coezs, boiler and fixtures.
Terms cash. F sr.r
WILL. WARREN, HJR., r
mayI4 wit Deputy Collector.
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J. GO-PartnershiD.

gzTHE UNDERsEGSED HAVE formed
= Co Partn erahip under the name and
sfyIe or Kahn & Vile, for Carrying on the
Wholesale Fancy Grocery business and
manufacturing of Plain al3d Fancy Candys
at No.3 North Water street, Evansville,
Indiana. LOUIS KAHN,
ap2l Ind ihH ee.a-ft JOHN VILE
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Interest IN the Impeachment Trial.

IHECICsI III EIC mp UT HWCMT IITaIs
..# NASHVILLE, May 14-Much inter-
est continues to be manifested in the
impeaehment trial. The mass of|the
Republicans desire conviction, espe-
cially new corners the Democrats de-
Sire acqui tai, though they believe
conviction would beneittleir cause.
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sss.s.3 .i.a CIN6INN41I.
Meeting # the soldiers and Sailors.
OF Claeinnati.wrfr

sfao TOINOINNATL 0Iay 14.-At meet
.fnring oi tie Soidier> and Sailors held
tonight, the toji1g9Ei5g Tes0-}pt}59a 52 wa
t4solced. That the soldiers aud
sailors Of Cincinnati, Ia eohtention
as5etnble led q send srStng TO thsil
.e8 Senator's in rCcn4Tessg aud earnestly
trust that the impeaeERent Of Ah.
drew johnson may re~pli in his re.
mOval rom a position he tas dIs
graced ea-
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CHICAGO, May 14-The resolutlQp
adopted at the Lay GqnFention this
afternoon, declares that the present
genera tiOn OF MethodistS have some
~ right to change the plans OF the
Church for their Improvement, aud
to adopt it to altered circumstances.
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GERMANY.
I hftSICFT Mas d4.0Hon. Geo.

croft. American Minister. is here. He
awaits the arrival Of Prince Hohen-
l8he who is now attending the Z1le-
Eerep diet at Berlin.1 Bancroft viii
enter into negotiations for nation-
airy treaty with the Bavarian Prime
J II 9yteripinedlateIy,pp his return TO
Munich. a-.. --4a.
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EUROPE.
0 9 g7g Tsuu7E4--- -bh7g pgi7q2
BIZ NTTC TELEGRAPH
ERANCE.

PARIS, May 14.-Thiers YESTERDAY
made a public speech ? 5ltfting' 'erdunl
IN favor of the procession Of homi
industry.
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ELE CIR AP H.

For Commercial and RlUer Dispatches see
FEfEh Page. 4
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WAsHINGTON, May 1.-THE fol-
low ng letter was addressed, to-day
by Senator Henderson to the Mis-
souri, delegation that called upon him
a few DAYS ago, to request him to
withhold his vote if he intended to
cast it for the acquittal of the Pres
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important Letter from SEN
ator Her drit ks.
The impeachment Man
z ayers in Session.

9TEH ozEf Du#1LN
News by Atlantic Telegraph
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Domestic Goods

We have now in stock. in Bleaclled and
Brown Musllns, Canton Fiannels, Prtnta
ChecBS, and Hickory stripes, goods Of Ike
best brands prOduS0d in this couneTy.
The house that will sell GloGEE as TsaEEaG
vRfTaa 4
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vote on Tie Mar4ha.l tickes. and by
+ the casting out Of legal Uuicn votes
and The taking Of Illegal rebel votes,
4 Cray beatthe Judae tweIOtes. NH
! here is an item worthy of notice. Judge
Talbot went over and voted Tor Gray,
and Gray refused to vote for
Talbot. That may seem rather
discourteous, but Is true nevertheless.
Again, | learn he said he would re-
sign if elected by Radical votes.
Well, there were three whom he calls
Radicals voted for him. Did he re
turn the compliment to one even for
Trustee? No, sir; and hada uotg the
three Union men voted for him, he
would have been beaten. But hope
be wouldinot have taken it as hard
as the defeated candidate for Mafshal
has. | understand be has slept
but very-littfe since, and has
notified our worthy Marshal that
he will contest his election on the
ground that be lacked three votes Of
getting enough to elect him, alter
scratching Out two as degaI votes as
were cast. Well, If he contests It.. L
have no doubt he will succeed, as the
Court will be all rebel, and. af course,
no justice wilfbe done Our com
munityis anxiously looking for the
result, and are waiting for Major Gray
to show his notions of right aud JUS
tice by iresig6ing the Office he has OBJ
tanned illegally, in favor Of one that
needs it. He is young man, and has
a good profession, and if he cannot
make good living here, he could en-
iigrate very easily. But we must not
EXPECT any magnanimity from rebel
sources. nir1n8 8sIU E8Ai.a |
WeB need demonstrating inathis part
Of Kentucky about as bad as they do
at Char eston, SouthGarolina When
men cOndescend to run politics in
little local elections like this of ours,
| think that they need just little
reconstruction. The rebs In these
parts are a little scared a about old Ben.
They think when Andy is displaced
and he takes his chair, they will be
about played out. Our cause looks
brighter now than it has for some
time past Hope itmay still brighten.
Our peach crop IN these parts will
be an entire failure as far as is known.
We have had quite a cold SPELL
several heavy frosts Vegetation gen.
orally stopped / think we willlhave
plenty Of apples, if not killed from
this date. aasgH8 Of ANXIOUS. f
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MORNING DIsPATCaEs.
Ion caRada.

NOMINAL, April I0-The Her
aidigspecial says that Mrs Mctfce re
fused 10 accept the address Of con
d0l6ncene from the St. Patrioks So
cIety, as she thinks it primarily re
spOpsIble for her husbands murder.
Three Of the prisoners have turned
Queens evidence against Whelan,
whose guilt is almost cOnclusIvely
established. The trial will take place
next week. Whelan has for years
openly avowed Fenian sentiments and
hatred 40 Niece in Quebec, Mon
treal, Ottawa. and at a prior period 10
Hamilton and Ontario. 10 the latter
city he made his appearance about the
time Of the Ridgeway fight, haIling
from Buffalo, and gave out that he
was a Fenian, and used such sentI-
ments that the authorities there
thought it necessary to arrest and de-
tain him several days.
A Herald special says: o. J. Den
Din and f. b. MeNallee, prominent
citizens, who were known to be con-
nected with Fenian sympathizers,
were arrested to-day A correspond
ence found in Ottawa duplicates sew
EA@A GANAAOuos
At st. Eustache, a man named
Leban, aud his wife, who were in the
habit Of numbering travellers who
stopped at their house, attacked a
traveller, the man with an axe and the
wife with a razor The traveller
knocked down his assailaut, and his
wife, mistaking her husband for him,
cut his throat. She has been arrest
ed, and confessed all OF the past hor-
Tible transactions. Three skeletons
were found in the house.
OTTAwA, April 10.-The Heralds
special says:
The rumors relative to the sudden
DISAPPEARANCE Of two persons connect
ed with the murder Of MCGEE, have
. entirely exploded, There is no doubt
that there were many accOmplices IN
the assassination plot, and the au-
thOrities are endeavOring to get clues
to them All the evidence continues
to point to Whelan as the murderer of
MCGEE.
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From Washington.

NEW YORK, April 1.-THE Her
AIDS Washington special states that at
a recent interview between Senator
Sprague and Representative Garfield,
the former said he had no doubt in
his mind that Stanton's case was
clearly within the Tenure of Office
Bill,and the Presidents position was,
therefore, untenable. Both Garfield
and Sprague agreed that the Presi-
dent was dangerous man, aud ought
to be removed for acts. committed
Sprague admitted that the views Of
Justice Chase were rather unOrtho-
dOx, but intimated that he did not
agree with Chase.
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From Havana.

New YORK, April 11.-Havana
letters state that TWO negroes on the
Island claim their freedom on the plea
that. they are working in a copper
mine that belongs to England, and as
3that country prohibits slavery they
are free. The case Is in the courts.
Two men in an open boat have been
picked up, and it is thought they are
,dessrters from some Of the prisons in
Florida. 1t viii be remembered, in
Pthis connection, that St. Leger Green
fell recently escaped, with some SOL
.diers, from the Dry TOrtugas. G1 &t
COlored people are being arrested
in Cuba for pFaeticing Biteheraft. 8 Z
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! The Vinoenbes TGnses says that
thare vii yet be IN abundance Of
pe4chss, if chey'are not killed hers
after ---
The Rev-C. B. Davidson, formerly
pastor OF the VI. e. Church 10 this
city has been ordained to the Office
of F,Fiest IN the Episcopal Church at
Indianapolis.
Henry Brenneman, an old citizen
Of Marion County, has transferred to
bis son a farm valued at $4,000, and
TO his daughter one valued at $4,000.
+ The son Is to provide for the old gen.
tlemen during his life. .aI.4-4
The Bloomfield Times says that
Gen Burnside proposes to locate the
+ machine shops Of the Indianapolis 4
YiRcennesi Railroad at Vincennes, if
tho citizens Of that place will donate
twenty-fOur acres OF land for that
purpose. y RI I1ua sH3ri- srt o.
! The indianapolis and Crawfords-
wife Road has not been Abandoned
The road bed has been mortgaged to
the Pennsylvania Central for a mil
lion and a half of dollars, with which
the construction of the line is to be
pushed rapidly forward The con-
tractors advertise for Eve hundred
more laborers, and il is hoped to have
the road completed st an early day.
4 Arrangements for the consolidation
of the Indiana, Illinois and Iowa Di-
visions of the A meriean Central Rail-
road WeTeiconsummated at FIT Wayne
on Saturday The new organization
is to be called the American Central
Railway, iAnd will extend from Fort
Wayne In an airline direction 10
Omaha, distance Of five hundred
and eighty five miles, shortening the
present route from New York to
Omaha nearly one hundred and fifty
miles. Q 20 au favle at gca9a.4 g
In the village ofColburn, in Wash
ington Township, there are thirteen
copies Of Brick Pomeroy's paper
taken. That township has nine per-
sons in the penitentiary and four in
the County Jail. We have no doubt
if these last named thirteen persons
were at liberty, there would be thir-
teen more copies of the La Crosse
Democrat in circulation init town
ship.-Ldfagett Journal. 8 ha..ar
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MASONIC HALL.

THIS POPULAR PLACE OF
amusement WILL SHORTLY OPEN,
Fer the Summer Season,
Under the management of w. NJ HOL-
LAND. with a FIRsT-CLAss COMPANY,
selected from the Louisville, Indianapolis,
Pittsburg, and New York Theatres.
So POPULAR STAR have been en-
gagged, and will appear in rapid succession.
APPS dtf
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"A Letter from Princeton, kentucky

PRINCETON, KY, April s, 1868.
Editors journal:
We have had quite an excitement.
in our very quiet city for the last
few days, originating in our town
election, which came off on last Satur-
day The candidates were all very
clever gentlemen, aud up to Saturday
morning it was hard for Union man
to tell who he was for, never having
Jbeen governed by politics before in
our town elections; nor would we
have been this time, had it not been
forced upon US by the rebel party.
They have been caueussiDg for the
last two months, trying to bring out a
candidate for Police Judge, but it
was bard to find any one who had
the conscience to run against
Judge Talbot, who has occupied
the benSh for a number Of years, and
has given general satisfaction, except
to few sore heads, who are never
pleased WI b any one except them
selves. butth finally found their man
Nm thc person eff Maj. Gray. The
detection was very close, 1t was tie
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The ground was covered with snow
at Terre Haute on the 9Th.
A couple Of larks fought duel at
Kokomo recently, but the seconds
took care. in loading the pistols, to
prevent the possibility Of shedding
blood. lt ".Aa 4"
j. Nj. Brown, Esq, has taken the
place Of Mr.. Chaplin as principal ed
itor Of the Peru Republican,. 4fsr
Between three and four hundred
men are at work on the railroad from
Gosport to Spencer. asr rs.luo5 a
Major General John Love, who
everybody knows did much fighting,
bleeding and dying in the late war,
has been elected President Of a Con-
Iservative soldiers movement in this
State. .- $500.
George W. Julian has been nomi-
mated for 00ngress by ladarge majority
in bis District, at the primary cleo
tiOnal gHII .ratE< tt ..
2 1t is proposed to use the Indian
apolls gas lamps for advertising pur
poses.
The ,Vineennes San wants the City
Council appropriate money to buy
brass horns for band of music.
louisville gentlemen have been in
Yincennes hunting snipe. One man
bagged log in one day, 1t is not
stated that the editor Of the San is
included In the number. la W b
n The New Albany Commercial says
the youngsters of that city enjoyed a
good sleigh ride on the 9th inst lales
The indianapolis Wide Awakes are
holding meetings regularly. They
will become quite power in the cam
vass.
The Confederate Democracy have
organized an association called the
" White Boys In Blue The fight
ing General, j ohn Love, is at its head.
The Indianapolis Herald changes
hands Monday, Mr. Richard J.
Bright taking possession. No edi-
tOIial changes.
E. H. Kent, Of New York city, has
been commissioned Commissioner of
Deeds for the State of Indiana
The State Treasury Statement for
the month Of March shows a balance
Of $168,261 90. The disbursements
amounted to but $4,000.
The son of a minister 10 New
Albany recently stole his fathers
pocket pook, containing twenty FIVE
dollars, aud deeamped. The father
has given the case to the police.
Thomas Sinex, Esq, of New Albanys
will celebrate his golden wedding on
the 23d inst.
The Presbyterians claim the honor
Of organizing the first Sunday School
IN New Albany and IN the State.
The Good Templars of the Demo-
cratic cities of New Albany and JEFF
iersonvlLe are making extensive
p operations for their picnic at Arm
strong Landing, on the 18th of
Ma.
The Terre Haute City Council has
appointed a special committee to re
port how aud when a reduction of the
priceaot fresh meats can be sec lred.
r. H. Conner, one of the editors of
the North Vernon PlaiadeQIer. has
ben nominated b. the Union voters
of Jennings County, as their candi-
date for Auditor. 44TbvI urau/
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RuIIdIng Blown noHn.

CHICAGO, April ia three-story
frame building, on the corner of
Twelfth and Clark Streets, 10 process
of erection, was blown down this
morning. Forty men were employed
in the building at the time, several of
whom we're injured, but none Of them
Fatally.
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Notice
N0JlC5
Of The Proposed OPENING Of an HE
an RIncL e. Insa1lrecn

Of The Proposed Opening Of an Alley
IN Block IS, Ldnldsco.
0N MOTION OF COUNCILMAN
- Kolle. seconded by Councilman He'll
man, the following order was unanimous
ly passed and adopted:
Ordered, that six weeks public notice,
by advertisement in the Evansville Daily
Journal, be given that on the 18th day of
March, 1868, the Common Council of the
city of Evansville will make an order to
open and lay out an alley ia Block num-
Der eighty-five (SO. So in tine town Of La
masco City NOW city of Evansvilie)s said
alley to be OF the width of twelve Q2) feet
aud to extend from Sixth Street to FraH K
In street, and the v est line OF said alley
to be one hundred and nineteen (lI9) feet
distant from Sixth Avenue, and paraltei
with said Sixth Avenue.
And should any person aggrieVed at any
time within six weeks, apply TO the Com
mon Council for redress, by petition or re-
monstTance left with the Clerk Of tue
Common Council, and containing a state
the amount demanded therefor, said petit
ton or remonstrance viii be considered
heard, and determined by the Common
Council on the said 18th day of March,
1868. ~ E#a anr..a-frr ~
And IL is farther rdered, that the Clerk
record In the Minute Book of the Council
the plat OF said Block No. 50, with the sur
rounding streets, showing the location.
width, and length of said alley, as the
ed, which plat has been prepared by ChaE.
b. Bateman, City Surveyor. w =
By order of the Council.
sd -. ~. A. NJ. McGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks ONCE, February 10Th, 1873
febl4 dow