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The Ebensburg Alleghanian. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1865-1871, 1868-02-13

THE Alabama Constitution has been
ratified by majority Of the actual voters
now living in the State. This result Sc
cures, not only the adoption of perfectly
free Constitution for the State, but the
election of all the Republican candidates
cor State Offices. One "erring sister" is
thus reclaimcd--ope lost star IS restored
to its old orbit.
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= 1CENSE NOTICE.-Take notice
u A that the following persons have FLED
Petitions for Tavern and Eating House Ii
censes in the Court of Quarter Sessions of
Cambria County, which will be presented TO
the Judges of said Court on the first Mon
day of March next:
TAVERN LICEsEs.
Cambria Bor,-John Coad, Thos Judge
Cambria Twp.--Michael Lattern.
Carrolltown Bor.-Paul Ellwanger.
Carroll Twp.-Nicholas Lamborn.
Conemaugh Twp,-Peter Rubritz.
Conemaugh Bor, st Ward-Henry Click.
Jacob Widman, Charles Helfrick.
Ebensburg Bor., w. W.-Henry Foster,
Gallitzin Twp.-Jacob Gearhart, Law
renee Campbell
Johnstown Bor.-2d Ward, GotIeib Les.
siger; Sd Ward, Thos. M'Cann, Chas. Zim-
norman, Jacob Ream, John Gerhart, Jacob
Holtzworth, Plus Klug 4th Ward, PhiliD
Shuluce; 9Th Ward, August Weigand.
Loretto Bor-Thomas Callan.
MlIIville Bor.-Thomas Downs
Munster Ttrn-Han-..
Prospect Bor.-John Smith.
Taylor Twp.-Michael M'Cabe.
Washington Twp.-Otto Helly.
Wilmore BOr.-George Wenderoth.
EATING HOUSE LICENSES
Carrolltown Bor.-Andrew Haug.
Johnstown Bor., Sd Ward-Jos. BoIler,
Michael Glauber.
Millville Bor.-Michael Griffin.
QUART LICENSES.
Ebensburg Bor.-Richard Tudor
Johnstown Bor.-2d Ward, Pat'k O'Con-
nell Sd Ward, Cyrus Hart.
GEO. c. K. Z4HM Clerk.
Ebensburg, Feb. 13. 1868.
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VALUABLE REAL FST115


IN TOWN AND COUNTRY F0p Ia
BY virtue of sundry orders of sale i'.SALA
out of the Orphans Court of Cambr;a a'Sul'gg
ty, VIII expose to sale, at the Court Ho-A hue
In Eoensburg, on WEDNESDAY,. TgE lr,, a,Cuse
OF MARCH, 1868, at the hour of 2 o'cia.i- DAF
M, by Public Vendue, the followino,' 'SS NJ 2;
Estate, OF which Robert Davis died s:% N'@
to twit: A CERTAIN TRACT or TTne5 TTl1el
LAND, situate IN Cambria township oGNp'
one mile west of Ebensburg. adioia;;.tU "OUu'
Turnpike, lands of Alex. NcTioI-ns 'ne
others, containing ACRES. llo 9Dr,u ana
Also, ALL THAT BODY OF TIMBFP M 7 01SS, tI-S,
situate in Blacklick township, suryevnd lai-.p W
warrants in names of Nathaniel Simnson' '.Os Os
Joseph Conn, containing about COO Ara.u
valuable as Coal and Timber lands 81
A CERTAIN LOT OF GROUND sitnota :;
the Borough of Ebensburg, frert on Or,s
street &c feet, and thence extending alo1o
Cherry alley l28 feet, to Lot now owned by
John Il. Evans, having thereon erected
new FRAME STABLE, and a number of younr
Fruit Trees. Also, the HOUSE AND LOT
situate on the south side of High street in
said Borough of Ebensburg, adjoining pro-
perty of John Dougherty on the west, Geo
Y. Il. Zahm on the east, and extending back
to an alley The House is a TWO sTosy
FRAME BUILDING, in excellent repair, and
there are good outbuildings on the premises
This is one of the most desirable properties
in town.
TERMS OF SALE-One-haIf the purchase
money to be paid on confirmation of sale
and the balance in one year, with interest
secured by bond andAnortgage.
GEORGE NJ. MEADE,
Admir- of Robert Davis, decd
Ebensburg, Feb. Is, lS68.-4t.
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The Charter of the Gettysburg Lottery
scheme which was granted by the Pennsyl-
vania Legislature last winter, and under
which the managers Of the lottery have
been for some time operating, has been
taken away. Those who have been duped
into taking chances in the scheme can
count the cost at their leisure.
The Tyrone, Pa, Herald says: "Mr.
Sample Anderson, of this place, has dis
covered what is said to be rich gold
mine, near this place. Our jewellers can
pronounce it nothing else. Nitric acid
produces no visible effect on the metal
So pile in, ye gold worshippers, to the new
Eldorado."
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Court Matters.

Subjoined is the list Of causes set down
for trial at the special session of the Cam
bria county Court, commencing February
24th, and its regular session, commencing
March I'd. 1858:
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johnny steel.

The Pittsburs Commercial of Friday
says: John W. Steel, Familiarity known
as 'Johnny" Steel, and somewhat distin-
guished as an "oil prince" having for a
considerable length of time enjoyed the
princely income of $4,000 per day,
yesterday fled in the United States Dis
trict Court voluntary petition in bank
ruptcy. Many of our readers will
remember the romantic history of his
exploits in the East, published some time
ago, during which he is reported to have
squandered several hundred thousand
dollars. After having ''sowed his wild
oats, and losing his oil farm, he found
himself in rather Strengthened circumstan-
ces, and was recently compelled to earn
living by driving an oil team. His
Indebtedness, as set forth in his petition,
amounts to over 100000. Some of the
items are quite heavy, a few of which we
note: To Henry W. Kanaga, OF the
Girard House, Philadelphia, he owes
SIS, 1924; to William A Galbraith, attor-
ney at law, Erie, $4,000 j. Il. Caldwell
& Co, Philadelphia, for jewelry, S5,805 ;
John D. Jones, for harness, 81, ,250; VIM.
Horn & Co., for cigars, 1862 Il. II.
Phelan & Colender, Philadelphia, for
billiard tables, $500; to an unknown
creditor, for oil paintings, $4,000 ; to the
account FOR hats, $500. A considerable
amount of his Indebtedness is for money
borrowed, notes, Judgment, sc. When
:tJohnny" took a notion to rent a hote
for few days, he would do so and
whenever he saw anything that pleased
his fancy, he was bound to have it
regardless of cost. Perhaps no man il
the United States ever squandered a
much money in the same space of time
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The A1aoghan.1an.
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1868.
} KPUBLICAN co. COMMITTEE

ID
The members of the Republican County
Committee requested to meet at the
Court House, in the borough of Ebehsbpfg
on TUESDAY, the 80 of MARCH, proxinlo, for
the purpose of selecting a Representative
Delegate and arranging for Senatorial Del
egatc to the State Convention to be held at
Philadelphia March Ilth, 1868, and for the
transaction of such other business as may be
proper to bring before it. A full attendance
is solicited. WALTER BELL, Ch'n.
SAHL. SINGLETON, Sec'y
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Finances---RaCy
Correspondence.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
NEW YoRK, January %, 1868.
To the Treasurer of Pennsylvania ::
We have received from Messrs. n. NJ.
Rothschild & Sons, of London, $3.50, 1885,
10 Pennsylvania State FIVE per cent. stock
which we send to Philadelphia for redemp-
ton, to be followed in few days by a
further lot of 100000.
Besides these, Messrs. Rothschild hold
about 100000 more of stock already
overdue and becoming due this year
These gentlemen again complain of the
injustice of the action of the State of
Pennsylvania, in forcing its creditors to
accept payment in a deprecated currency,
and have instructed us to receive payment
only under protest, as heretofore.
They would, however, prefer to hold
the stock, if an arrangement could be
made With your State for a continuation
of the loan, and will only accept payment
now, if compelled to do so by discontin-
uancs of the interest. We have written
to the Farmers ana Mechanics Nation al
Bank of Philadelphia to confer with you
on this subject, before accepting payment,
aud We beg you will give this matter your
serious consideration, and let US know
whether an extension as desired by Messrs.
Rothschild is possible. Hoping soon to
hear from you, we remain yours, respect
fully, AUGUST BELMONT & Go.
HARRISBURG, January 80, 1868.
Messrs. August Belmont Dc Co., ~ T.:
GENTLEMEN-In reply to your note of
the 2oth, beg to say that no arrangement
can be made by which the Messrs. Roths-
child can retain the ole loan (uow over
due) aud continue to draw interest on it.
You state that should no arrangement
be made you will be compelled to accept
payment under protest. To this we have
not the slightest objection. Your COM
plants about the injustice of our not
paying you in gold may seem just to you,
but to US they seem ridiculous.
[ have no doubt Messrs August Bel
mont Il Co. had many liabilities out, when
the legal tender act was passed, which
became due after gold had risen to a
premium of eighty. have not yet heard
of their conscience compelling them to
pay in gold instead of the legal tender
We are willing to give you the pound of
flesh, but not one drop of Christian blood.
Respectfully, W. II. KEMBLE,
State Treasurer.
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DUBLIC SALE

y
Il The undersigned, Executors of Jane
Wherry, late of the borough of EbensOurg
deceased, will expose to sale by public out
cry, at the Court House, in the borough OF
Ebensburg, on SATURDAY, the 22d day of
FEBRUARY, A. D., 1868, at one O'Clock, P.
M, all the right, title, and interest of the
said Jane Wherry, of, in, and to Lot No. ",
in the borough of Ebensburg aforesaid,
bounded south by Sample street. north BY
Crawford street, and west by Phaney street,
having thereon erected a frame dwelling
House and frame Stable, now occupied oy
Lewis Rodgers.
Terms of Sale-One-half of the purchase
money to be paid in hand, and the balance
in one year thereafter, with interest, 10 U
secured by the Judgment bond of the en Pu'-
chaser. GEO. J. RODGEh''
Jan. al. 1868. WM. KITTELL.
ALSO: At the same time and place Nn %il
be sold by the Executors aforesaid, A LAnn tso
WARRANT FOR 16O ACRES, granted 70 .lS
said Jane Wherry, formerly Jane Le~;sy isy
widow of Richard Lewis, deceased uno M,
act of Congress, March 3, 1865, for seIs,S'' IoiS
of the said Richard Lewis, in the war IC.' %. If
ALSO: Six shares in the Capital SIG'1 "a.
the Ebensburg and Cresson Rallroaut said
held by the deceased, per cerllhcate, "a o. 1t
company. L.
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SEE call for Republican convention to-
night.
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o0UNTY COMlnITTEE.

~ ON II COsHHIILtE
Chairman. Waiter Bell.
Allegheny tp............. George Litzinger,
Blaeklick tp.............,Samuel Reed.
Cambria Benjamin Lloyd.
Cambria boro............COyer Sheehan.
Carroll tp......... Joseph Davis.
Chess Springs. Michael D. Wagner.
Clearfield tp.............C. McMullen.
Conemaugh tp......-....Jacob Singer.
Conemaugh, lst W....CharIes o. Luther
Do. I'd W....William Cushion.
Croyle George B. Wike.
EbeEsburg, L. W.. William K Piper
Do. w. VIC. I. Roberts.
Gallitzin tp..............W. G, Gilbert.
Jackson George Warner, ST.
Johnstown, lst W......John White.
Do. I'd W......James EIdridge.
Do. Sd W......D. N. Jones
Do. 4th W...-William Dysart.
Do. 9Th John NJ. Bowman.
Loretto.......... William J. Koons.
Munster tp................Garrett Risman.
Richland tp..............George Grumling.
Summerhill tp..........Henry Walters.
Summitville ..............A. j. Watt.
Taylor tp..................John Morrell.
Washington tp..........-J ohm Wilkin.
Ioder tp..................S BlOugh.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-27

practice of cold bath every morning,
getting out of bed and standing with
bare, feet on zinc floor during the
whole operation; his health soon de-
clined, and ultimately his constitution
was entirely undermined. ~
Many cold, cough and consumption
are excited into action by pulling off the
hat and overcoat as to men, and bonnet
and shawl as to women, Immediately on
entering the house in winter. after a
walk. Aninterval of at least FIVE or ten
minutes should be allowed, for however
warm or "close" the apartment may APP
pear on first entering, it will seem much
less 80 at the end of five minutes, if the
outer garments remain as. they were be-
fore entering. Any one whojudiciously
uses this observation, will find multi
fold reward in the course of a lifetime.-
Halls Journal Of Health. 7Gi saasu rs
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COLUMBUS & INDIANA
"a O ID
CENTRAL RAILWA Az

CEiN IEkAh .AA1A w "a r
I1OK INDIANAP POLsS, CHICAGO. ST.
r. Louis, Louisville. Lafayette. Springfield. Ter
Toledo, Detroit. and all points West anu, South.
No change of cars between Columbus and lndi-
On and after Monday, December ssd., trsi ms will
leave Columbus as follows: The Night Express
runs daily. All other trains daily. Sundays
$3.50 $3.50 A. MI. .ACCOmmODATION
q s Ga.
field and at Urbana for Bellefontaine. Glide and
Is:oo IN DAY EXPRESS Arrives a.
Urbana l:57 p. NJ; Piqus s:ooP; NJ; Lima s;,o ?.
gnoa s5 M ssrgs sss r. Nj sch
NJ; fndianapelis 500 3 NJ; Louisyiie sio A., M;
Ters Hsuts M MattSUn ses sA A. M Cairo
Louis 1o:I5 A. A.: Lafayette ll:5o I; NJ Chicago
a Mi sRgysMi ssd y M sS fS. Nj
H99Ks in savaSsss s Is Sasin,,ssi E soais
Eives at Urbana 7:aoP n: Bellsfontaine + 1900 NJ
mond Io:5s P. ii; Chicago via Riehmondj, iO:ss
A. NJ indianapolis a:oo a. NJ: Louisville 7;l5 A.
P. NJ; st. Louis s.l5 r N. - Il ifl1f
Passengers should be particular and secure tick
that hour which makes direct connections Tsor
EfTSn k a0Rgs ai05Hes hs
1850 A. Nj. NIGHT EXPRESS-Arrives
at Urbana 2:3o A. NJ; Piqua $40 A. M. Richmond
4:55 A. NJ; Chicago (via RiehmonO 1890 7; NJ; In
dlanapolis s:ss A. NJ; Lenisyso lille $50 +. NJ; TerIe
300 P. NJ: Cairo AIS A. NJ; Pana 4:F0 P. NJ; Al
ton s5 Nj $. Louis loe Nj Lafayes 1880
6eld SID P n. Quincy 400 A. NJ: Keokuk $40
A. III. This Train arrives at ST. LOUIS the same
day, THREE AND 0NE-HALF HOURS in ad-
vance of the Cincinnati route.
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
trains. TaUa Esl9g sI..tG ..4T
Checke ed through to all principal points, ITS
Ask for Tickets via RICHMOND AND INDIAN
a. III d. B. BROOKS, r;.s.. .,.,.. co,.-,.
]. H. DOTEN, iicke' Aeents' columbus
SHtSD5nG kSD4 s.S SeP sups. nsh't indianapolis.
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s.rHE OLD BooK-KEErEa.n

BY GEORGE COOPER.
twas an .ancient book keeper, as
And he was tall and slim, ssss..s. 10
Though his face was mild he rarely smiled.
=. Hi clothes was dark and prim; ~ Isl
And everything about his desk
= He keps exceeding trim. - ~
Healways hung his hat and coat ~.
10. Upon the self same hooks, iivy - fs-sf
And laid bis ruler, pen and ink $50
x In their respective nooks., sf.f --s
And the only exercise he had
w as footing up his books. is7ss i, = ..r7-
Each day, upon the self-same hour,
He took his lofty seat. -. 4.
And bent his body and his mind -----4-
His labors to complete - p fF-tl
And blots was neither on his fame -.ss4
Nor on his ledger sheet. T.f .si..sT
The music Of his pen was heard
morn till eventide;
Up columns vast his eyes were cast.
Then d ,wn again with pride;
Quts pleased was he, though he saw his work
increased and multiplied.
Tbs cash-that DER his fugers came
90 Each day was something grand; 5s3
And yet no schemes to bear it off
By him was ever planned fnf
Although you saw with half an eye 55s
Th it be wrote 'sloping" hand.
! He had no wife. be made no friends. .4s
{ r, dis joys and cares were few; -,.
And his dearest hooe from day to day
Was to keep his balance true; a2s itt1i1e
A good world this, IL every man
The latter thing would do.
He never sighed when little ills a,i, p I. a.
j. His way of life would cross;. -.4-..I-
And Ger the errors of his youth
He showed no vain remorse; ip
2 But sat down all that came along s.isrns
To profit or to loss. s,tle,.- a.r-
"a. a & ana Z
One day the creditor of all se
Dropped in for his q Mount
He found the old man at his post. n -
Tho gh low ran natures fount:
III The books were close and he was borne
~, Up to his last account. s.7ss sfst 5a-szis5
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A Rillr

An Ordinance to provide for borrowing money to
build w ater Works for. the City OF Colu bus,
and to submit the proposition therefor to the
Electors of said city. rof tc4
Of the City of Columbus. That for the purpose of
erecting Water Works for supplying the City of
Columbus with water. t at the bonds of said city
of the denomination Of $50.-0o, each bearing in
pa able semi annually at the City Treasury in Co
lumbus, amounting in the aggregate to i've hundred
thousand dollars, be issued, the same to be signed
by the Presi ent of the Council, and countersgned
by the City Clerk and not to be sold for less than
their par value, and payable in twenty five years
f ON their date, but redeemable, nevertheless. at
the pleasure of the CITY Council, at any time after
SEO.2. In compliance with the statute in such
csses made ana provided. it is hereby ordered that
an election shall he held the second Tuest ay Of
said city, at the usual places of holding elections
in the respective ards therein, at which election
the trustees shall be the judges and in the event
Of the absence of any OF the trustees, the va
cancy shall be filled by the Electors rreseat at the
clerks for each ward. The polls shall be opened
cioss @ NJ ant At said elect election those
favor OF borrowing money as provided in the first
section of this Ordinance, shall have written or
printed on their ballots, $500. 900 loan for Water
money, shall have written or printed upon their
ballots, $500, 600 loan for Water Works, No.. The
said clerks and judges shall carefully certify the
suits of said election together with the poll books
and seal the sa q up and oliver the same to the
CITY Clerk who shall present the same to the Coun-
Gill; shall open said poll books and carefully as.
certain the result hieh shall be entered Of record
eP SP9n the minutes % Of the OF the o0Dn
JACOB REINHARD,
President of the City Council.
{ Passed Jan. 90, "A ID. 1863. Z .ifa rfI
Attest L. E. WILSON, City Clerk.
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Catching Cold.

-sm A large number of fatal diseases, re-
suit from taking cold, and often from
such slight causes apparently. as to ap-
pear incredible to many. But although
the causes are various, the result is the
same, and arise from the violation of o
single principle, to wit, cooling off too
soon after exercise. Perhaps this may.
be more practically instructive if indi-
vidual instances are named, which in
. the opinion of those subsequently seek
. ing advice in the various stages of con-
sumption, were the causes of the great
mi fortune, promising that when cold
Is once taken. marvelously slight causes
serve to increase it for the first few days
si--e causes aiiy which, under ordinary circum-
stances, even a moderately healthy sys-
temwould have easily warded Off
= Rachel, the tragedienne, increased the
! cold which ended her life, by insufficient
: clothing in the cars, in travelling from
Z New York to Boston; such was her
own statement. Z, -, h3'si.i.sg, = s5,eeg
ads The immediate cause of the last ill
ness Of Abbott Lawrence, the fnancier
and philanthropist, was an injudicious
change of clothing sssss5 s
8 = An eminent clergyman got into a cold
2 bed in midwinter, within fifteen minutes
after preaching an earnest discourse; he
2 was Instantly chilled, and died within
-forty-eight hours. sisf .sss1 ast
g g, iA promising young teacher walked
two miles for exercise, and on returning
to his room, it being considered too late
to light a fire, sat for half an hour read
ing book, and before he knew it chill
passed over him. The next day he had
splitting of blood, which was the begin
ming of the end. l,t- h -
A mother sat sewing for her children
to late hour in the night, and noticing
that the fire had gone out, she concluded
to retire to bed at once but thinking
d, she could " finish" in a few minutes, she
forgot the passing time, until an hour
more passed, and she found herself
"sthoroughly chilled" and months ill
ness followed to pay for that one hour.
/, A little cold taken after a public
speech in Chicago, SO I" little" that no
attention was paid to it for several days,
8. eliminated in the fatal illness of Stephen
"A. Douglas. 1t was slight cold taken
in midsummer, resulting in congestion
of lungs, that hurried Elizabeth Bar
,rett Browning to the grave within
week. A vigorous young man
laid down on an ice-chest on
a warm summers day. fell asleep,
walked up in chill, which ended in con-
frmed consumption, of which he died
three years later. A man in robust
health and in the prime of life, began the
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An nOrdinLa,1nce, IN G,

To assess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing High street from the crossing on ID gh street.
north side Maple street. to 1917 feet north and
ls71l feet south of said crossing.
SecTIoN1. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the city of, Columbus, That the sum of ! en-
,nts. Four Mills be and the same is hereby levied
and assessed upon each foot front Of the several
lots of land bounding abutting upon High street
from the crossing on High street the north side
of Maple, 1917 feet north ana 1S71s feet south OF
said crossing, the same are designated upon the
plat of the Civil Engineer, on file in the Office Of
the City Clerk for th cost and expense of bull
ing flag crossing or High street. north side Map
street, according to the estimate of toe City Civil
Engineer. ~ a'i- eii. uit;- .-
SEQ. 2. That the owners of the several lots Of
land upon which the foregoing assessment is made
shall pay the amounts of money by them severally
due in that behalf to Mi hazel Calvin within
twenty days from the date of this ordidaHce or be
subject to the interest and PENALTY allowed upon
the same by law.
..---..s.s -f g., President of the City Council.
Passed Jan. 20, A. d. 1868. i1
Attest: L. +. WILSON, City Clerk. s's1s
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An Ordinance

To assess special tax upon the real estate bound
ing the east side of Scioto street from South
street 10 Strawberry alley.
SECTION l. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Columbus, That the sum of One
dollar Eishty-four cents. Two mills. be and the
same is hereby lev ed assessed upon each foot
front of the several lots of land bounding or abu
ting upon the east side of Scioto street from South
street to strawberry alley, the same are desig-
mated upon the plat OF the Civil Engineer, on file
in the office of the City Clerk, for the cost and ex-
pense of grading the sidewalks AID paving the
cutters and crossings along the same according to
the estimate Oh the City Ci, il Engineer. .,,s
SEo.s. Tha. the owners IF the several lots of
land upon which the foregoing assessment. is made,
shall pay the amounts OF money by them seyeraliy
da, from the date of this Ordinance. be subject
to the interest and penalty allowed upon the same
by law. eIft .elt0 = =. -, > Shi-
JACOB REINHARD, :.
~ 9ee. President of the City Council.
Passed Jan, 20, A. ID 1868. 10 II lll,rs. ..Di1
Attest: L. E. WILSON. City Clerk. 7,
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