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tensive repairs now being put on the Nina
SHINES. When she is ready to take her place 10
line, he will. IS of yure, be found IN the ofice.
Capt. j. w. Blanks is now in command Of the
Idahoe. She leaves as usual at O'Clock this
evening. -.s l5rvft. - KS, 81. /, 81. - Z
There is a very unpleasant aroma pervsding
the atmosphere in the vicinity Of the lower
steamboat landing. 1851 I. 4 500 .-.rs =. ..r
q The Csddo left yesterday evening for Shreve-
port and Jefferson with good trip.
The Lizzie Hopkins transferred her freight to
the Caddo yesterday, aud will lay up for awhile.
Our friend Mr., Charles Bresrd the former well
known and popular clerk of the Idahoe, u at pre-
sent stamping the Ouachita parishes lit Is almost
superfueus to say for Seymour and Blair) and is
doing yeonan service for the cause.
We omitted to mention in our edition OF last
Wednesday that Mr.. W. T. Morris, well and favor
sbly known in the Ouachita trade, was in charge
Of the freight department. 1--WE believe this
the term used by some OF our Western contempO-
raries for second clerk) OF the weekly Ouachita
and Black river packet Cleona.
The fine passenger packet Grey Eagle, Capt. V.
B. Baranco leaves this day at P. NJ. for Bayou
Sara and all coast landings intermediate. Mr..
Leo Bayhi Is her courteous clerk.
The General Quitmsn, Captain 7. P. feathers,
leaves as usual to-day for Vicksburg.
The famous Wild Wagner, under command OF
that prince of captains, w. B. Richardson will be
found at the wharf ready TO receive freight. She
leaves at P. M. to-day for Natchez and all inter
mediate landings.
LIE NhuOnhl lelt ~ ~ a. n luz DoyOu OahoS
with a light trip.
The A. G. Brown, Capt. W. s. Bsssett, left at
noon for the lower coast, with q good freight and
a number of passengers.
The Hetty Gilmore left at P. NJ. yesterday for
LsfOurche.
By a telegram received yesterday from Capt.
John Grace, we learn that the Lulu ID left Shreve.
port yesterday for this city with fine trip.
In our issue Of tomorrow morning we will
publish a card signed by the principal business
men of this city, indorsing Capt. De Haven and
his enterprise, to wit: the construction Of the
ow-pressure steamer Alpha, the contract for
which has as our readers are aware, already
been awarded parties in Louisville.
The St. Nicholas has laid up, and the Annie
Wagley, under command OF Capt. Dowty, leaves
this evening for Grand Ecore, having been char.
tered for the low water season to run in her
place.
The Emma No. 8, hence for Cincinnati, arrived
at Louisville on the 4th inst.
The John Kilgour was advertised to leave Lou.
isville for this port on the 9th inst.
The W. K. Arthur, hence, arrived at ST. Louis
on the 4th inst.
Only feet from st. Louis to Cairo, is the re.
port in st. Louis papers of the 5th inst.
II is mentioned in the St. Louis papers that the
Ruth is to be altered so as to be adapted to the
Memphis and New Orleans trade.
The Alaska was to have left Cincinnati for New
Orleans on the 9th inst, and the America on the
TIN inst. .-' -
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vICKsBURG-steamer Gen Quitman-l5 bales cotton 10
Musson &co-9 do Payne Huntington 4eo-8 do W Per
nj do bag 90 Jos Grhng-l bale cotton bag do
Arthur 6cO-z bales cotton Wright Allen &co-329
Juian-l2O do Tramontani-l02 do X Boarman- do
Dowhng-s5 do Streeder-s4 do Garbin Pstrovch-3I
Il Sfers- % TO order-l7 Labssquere-25 r Aby-ll
JnO Kings Miller Meyer-l6 Bsrekell &co-5 North
Bush Msson-6 Allison &co-9 " Persons Lorenzo
ssl bbls Jno King-5O bbls line Kearny leo
100 Rchards9 bols potatoes IL bags cotton Clinton
do bags wool Msyel Deutch Wes-sundres Jos Hoy
272 sks cotton seed Aldge-l42 do MaFx4S do Fair
ehild-n do MagnDis-l-S cedar posts and sundries
ALFxANDRIA-Stesmer st Nicholas-Ie3 empty barrels
Kergan-l csops fowls bd hides bale rags Marks
&co-l bb whisky Dwyer-l bb tslov II Keler- pkgs
hides Beraud Gber-34 hides Mann &co-l coop wis
l. Terrebonne-l do bd des N Labasouere-l8 bd hides
Norton 6cO-S53 head cattle McQuoid Mehls-IOO 40
Bell 6co-42 do Inbsu, Aycock acosundries order
.LAFOURCHB-steamer Hetty GilmOre-S bb's rice to
FChero-l ties lard Pesson-S sks potatoes pkgs eggs
DufouT-l bx grapes Lamber-l coop fowls pkgs eggs
sev-5 do bales Terreoonne ourdan lot slaves
Rerkery-l coop fowls bales moss pkg eggs Walsh
IS do Surle-5 do Terrebonne-l do Smiths bbs DO
Beihancour5 bd hides Kaufmsn-S bbls onions
Macarty-4 pkgs mds Matterson-sundries order
LAFOURCHE-Sesmer Fici er-5 pkgs eggs coops sls
Lacasssgne-l8 pkgs eggs Terrsbonn-l coops fowls
Alen-2 G Camera pkgs eggs Caerotf do lot old
iron TerrebOnne GOurdan-l Pkg eggs cO0ps o~ls Du
mestre-l do Mrs Lsbsrthe-l bxs eggs Backhaus do
ID Ddier-l bx sundies Geo DuncAn-sundries TO order
LOWER COASr--steamer Aloe-33 bbs rice Mathis
es crates do CntOn7 SKIS potatoes % bdls
and sundries ooroeT-rota bales cotton crates do
BAYOU sARA-Stealner Grey Esgle-sundries order
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Sunday. the 10th Instant.
Fare to and from the Lake, same day, TWENTY-FIVE
CENTS.
Children under Il years of ago be charged TEN CENTS

The City Is Fixed the Head Of Lafayette street,
where yards the Steamboat and Barge Land
rgs immediate vicinity of all the Warehouses and
Western Produce Dealers. the Company has erected
GRAND FREIGHT DEPOT, with capacity Of at leais ten
Thousand barrels.
Observing CITY TELEGRAPH TIME as closely as
possible the Trains will follows. hating at Canal
street. French Market Old Passenger Depot and at
c aiborne street:
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OUACHITA RIVER.

TRENTON. MONROE AND NEW ORLEANS REau-
LAR PACKET. . i.
Leaves Every WEDNESDAY, at r. n.
EOR TRENTON. MONROE, COLUMBIA, HAR-
risonburg, Trinity and all intermediate lAndngs-Tns
fine fast passenger packet
CfeOna,
L H. PATTERSON, Master J. W. WALDEN, Clerk;
VIII leave positively above For freight or passses
sppy on board, or to wIEBURN LORD. Agsnt.
50 0rsvier strsst
p sfhe Cleons will take freight passengers Is Low
as any other boat In the trade taking freight Bayou
Macon and Tsnsas and D'ArbOnne, with privilege
shipping. rsH
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NEW ORLEANS JACKSON GREAT NORTHERN
400 feet lumber St AuRnd-l2OOO do b Tay or-f0
sks potatoes NJ Tohn-Ot do Burke-lSs bxs fruit
BosIman-3l Crisler-l5 Macheca-l6 Hardse &co-5O
fuaoh PA Pgniola &co-n Elo-56 L Waugh NIL
G 0uder-26l X Aby-ly2 @ Cloud-sundries to order
NEW ORLEANS. OPELOUsAs GREAT WESTERN
Dbl tallow 81 bdl hides Wthere &so-l0 bales
Walsh bd skins 10 hides n Levy-l hides SuEe-l
hox hosns j L Conret-sundries to order
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Elarinf anteligsntf.

CRESCENT OFFICE, No "a CAxr STREET,
Saturday, August s, 1858. J
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship Harris, Talbot. for BrazOs Santiago,
GA Whitney kco
Steamship G Hswes, Trip. for Galveston;
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS, !
City Hall, July %, 1868.

MAYORALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,l
City Hall, July q, 1868. I
mo. 94l-N. 81
Resolved, That the controller be and he is here
by authorized, after ten days notice In the official
Journal TO sell to the lowest bidder, the contract
for burying the INDECENT dead and conveying the
INDECENT sick to the hospital, for one year.
(Signed) .- ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed) THOMAS MARKEY,
President Board Aldermen.
Approved July 81 1865. u,
(SigBed) JOHN r. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN W. OVERALL. Secretary.
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Try 1T, TEST M THoKoUsaLY,

THY Iri TEST Ir THoKoUsHLYi
II VIII cost you nothing TO do By making application
to the UNDERSIGNED Machine will be sent to residence
and will be shown how to IT, and reasonable Length
Of time given 70 test the Machine 70 decide TO s inertia
The Magnolia washing Machine
WIN do yOar washing with half the labor less soap and
Machine ~ e. sns IN u % s s. o. ns
year. makes op does with the necessity Of stand
% ::s% from
An inssniOa. .Coo.waEEL wRISeER Is .a1sd to
vrlngs The clothes almost ready fOI ironing:
no sAlA Use the
Magnolia washer.
the wOmAns Health Labor and
Money. IA A. GAILLARD,
Owner Of the Patent Rgh for Louisiana
CTEwART, GALBREATH a FIzEH-
ANDREW STEWART. New orieans-wM sTEwAKr-
w.R 6ALBREATH-JoHE O. FIzER, ksnphis
Cotton Factors
GENERAL COMMISSION xERcHAErs
Me- a Union street, New orieaas
q ALBREATH. sTEwARr y Co.,
w. B. sALBREArH-wx. srEwARr-Jso O. TIzKx
Memphis; ANDREW STEWART. n o.
Wholesale Groeers and Cotton E.essr.
No. II Union strs.s Memphis. Tenn
ERANKLIN
TYPE. STEREOTYPE AND ELEoTEoTYPE FOUNDRY
1se Vine Street. between Fourth and Fifsh
r ALLISON, Superintendent Cincinnati
Manufacturers Of and Dealers In
BOOK AND NEWS TYPE AND PRINTING MATERIALS
or EVERY DESCRIPTION.
stereotyping and Electrotypins
IN all their various hrsnches-Books Music Patent Msd
I.shels and Directions Jobs. Wood Osts Eta Eta
VIRGINIA MILITARY INsTITUTl
LEXINGTON. VA
This institution s IN fun operation and ready 10 stni
Cadets Tram the sonh at period Of the sad
AXE charge Of them for the whole year. s-
The vacancies IN the Faculty By ths death Of Gems Stone
vail Jackson Rode and Crutchhed have been Supplied By
the appointment Of Gsns g. w. Ous Lee. Col ". B. Ba
and Col J. w. MsssIe with The addition Of Capt Jshn
Brooks, late Of the Navy. aEor
Aedress the uaasrslEusd KANcIs Il. SMITH.
sd szpsn1tsudsut
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'HN W. OVERALL. Secretary.

CONTROLLERS OFFICE CRY HALL, I
New Orleans, August Sd, 1865.
Notice Is hereby given that the controller will
at bis Office on Saturday, August 18th, 1868, at
noon, sdjudicate to the lowest bidder or bidders
the above contract.
Pas. LABARRE, Deputy Controller.
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Arrived Yesterday.

Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Trade Wind, Briggs, from Belize Honduras to
G W Hynson &co-lst district
STEAMBOATS,.
Gen Quitman, Leathers. from vi-ksburg
St Nicholas, Dowts. from AL xandria
Hetty Gilmore King, from LaOurche
Flicker. AucOin. from Laourche
Aloe, Woods from Lower Coast
May, Carroll, from Noble
Grey Eagle, Barsnco, from Bayou Sara
BELOW Coming Up.
Ship Corone Coregs from Liverpool June 18TH to Cree
Wy, NickersOn AGO
Exports.
BRAZOS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. c Harris-lO0 bbls
100 starch 100 hxs 20 ties la bales tobacco 40
81 40, 90 feet lumber and sundries
ALvESTON-Stesmship w Hewes-Il25 bbls -four 200
81 bags coffee 100 bales hay sundes
Imports
BELIZE, HON-Stesmship 1ads wind-Astd mdse
MOBILk-steamer Aary-kutdries to
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MAYoRALTY OF NEW ORLEANS,
City Hall, August 6, 1865.

MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS
r...- City Hall, August 6, 1865.
mo. 953-N. 81
WHEREAS, In the present condition of the city
finances il becomes necessary to adopt some
means to restore the credit of the CITY, and TO
redeem its issue of notes, thereby the better to
enable the city authorities to commence and carry
out healthy system of retrenchment: .
ReSolUed, That in the opinion of the Common
Council of the city of New Orleans il is necessary
for the immediate aud permanent relief OF the
city. that the legislature now in session be and
they are hereby requested TO pass such acts as
will enable the city TO enforce the collection of all
taxes past due to issue bonds 70 the extent of
five millions Of dollars. payable in forty years or
less, and TO lay special tax on all ofthe real and
personal property of the city, sufficient to meet
The interest on said bonds and to provide a sink.
ing fund for the final redemption thereof.
ReSOlUed, That the mayor be and he is hereby
requested TO forward a copy of the foregoing
resolution 10 his excellency the governor, and to
the presiding officers Of both branches of the
General Assembly.
(Signed) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
'0'sneo2 President ah Board n Aldermen.
Approved August 6; 1868: -
(Signed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JonS W. OVERALL, Secretary.
MAToRALTY OF New ORLEANS
City Hall. August 6, 1868.
mo. SSH. 81
RESOLVED, That the city surveyor be hereby
authorized to have the necessary repairs made as
per report, on No. and Locust Grove GENE.
ferries. Fourth District; Provided same repairs
and Improvements do not exceed five hundred
dollars.
(5igned) ALFRED KEARNY,
President Board Assistant Aldermen.
(Signed)- THOMAS MARKEY,
Approved August 6, 1868.
(SigDed) JOHN R. CONWAY, Mayor.
A true copy:
JOHN w. OVERALL, Secretary.
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The pr Train from the Lake will go beyond the Pas
senger Depot the head of Eysisn Fields rect.
The Horse Car will city A. N and the Lake
10 and cannot for the present. beyond the Old
Depot
the convenience Of Bathers Fishing parties steam
Train will leave the New Depot O'Clock Sunday
Baggage light household effects and family supplies Will be
received the OLD DEPOT If the traveller prefers It, In
that event. the packages be brought only the day
the departure Of the which they intended
then later than thirty minutes prior the passing
the train which connects with her.
Travellers Mobile the Watering Places who may de-
sire their baggage and effects delivered at the Old Depot will
please express their wish the oces Of the who will
take pleasure seeing that their property assorted and
placed separately the wharf
= @. PANDELY,
General Superintendent.
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Kirsr 1nttliatnft.

sRCommereiaI arlieIe In suppIsment.
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Receipts Of Produce.

BHLIZE, HON-Steamship 1fads wind-As std mdse
MOBILk-steamer hary-suhdries to oraer
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GUST. vow HoFE, w Magazine street. has nns .toei
Of PIANOS manufactured Louisiana which he eusrso-
tees % be eqaA In ali TO those Of foreign msksr
IifiEsns invited 70 call 800
Mr.. Won HOPE WAS AWARDED thu GOLD nFpAL
81 the Louisiana State fsr bald Orssna IN Jsuav
isss Tor The Bksf PIANo nada N southern states
GUST Won HOFE
81 MAGAZINE stroot.
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The contract shall take effect and 90 into opera
ton immed stely after the adjudcatous are ap-
proved by the city authorities, and from the date
Of signing tie same before the city notary.
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OFFICIAL.

W. B. LANCASTER, Secretary
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Below Coming Up.

Ship CorOnst COegs, from Liverpool june 18th, to Gre
Wy, Nickenon Acc
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COMMON COUNCIL.

BOARD OF AID Err MEN.
EXTRA SESSION.
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AN ORDINANCE
Entitled an Ordinance to establish |
Grade on North Market street.

Entitled an Ordinance to establish
Grade on North Market street.
SEC l. BE it ordained by the city council
of the city of Canton, That the following
grade be and is hereby established on North
Market street between the center of Fourth
street and the northern corporate limits of
said city commencing at the centre of Fourth
street at an elevation of ninety-four feet by
the city bench mark; thence to the center of
Third street at an elevation of ninety four
and half feet by said bench mark thence
to point half way between Third and Sec
Ond streets at an elevation of ninety. three
feet by said bench mark; thence to the cen
ter of Second street at an elevation of ninety
one and a half feet; thence to point half
way between Second and North streets ct an
elevation of ninety and one-half feet; thence
to the center line of the culvert on North
and Market streets at an elevation of S9I #.
thence TO point one hundred #. nOrthward-
ly in the center of said Market and North
streets at an elevation of nincty-three feet;
thence in the center of said streets one hun
dred feet northwardly TO an elevation of
ninety-seyen and five-tcnths feet; thence
northwardly one hundred feet in the center
of said Market street at an elevation of one
hundred one and fiYe-tcnths feet; thence
northwardly one hundred feet in the center
of said Market street TO an elevation of one
hundred and five feet; thence northwurdly
in the center of said Market street one hun
drcd feet to an elevation of one hundred
eight and fiye-tenths feet; thence north
wardly one hundred feet in the cenetr of
said Market street 10 an elevation of one
hundred nine and five-tenths feet; thence
northwardly one hundred feet in the center
of said Market street to an elevation of one
hundred and eleven feet; thence nOrthward-
ly in the centre of said Market street at an
elevation of one hundred eleven and five
tenths feet; thence northwardly in the CEN
ter of said street to corporate limits of said
city with gradual elevation to the corpo
rate limits of one hundred and twelve feet
at said limits.
SEC. ,. That this ordinance take effect
and be in force from and after It's passage
and publication.
Passed October Is, 1865.
WIN. II. WYANT, President
JOS Trout, Clerk.
Oct. 2lw2
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AN ORDINANCE

TO prOUiIe far The construction of q
Plank ICdLE on the 1Cest side Of Li6er-
ty street 6etICee1l north end Of Liberty
street and lot one hundred and one in
IHOnlpSOn'S addition.
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the City Coun-
Gil of the city of Canton, Ohio, That it
shall be the duty of the Street Commission
er of the city of Canton after the first of
November \. D., 1865, and before the
first of December a. d. 1865, to construct
4 substantial plank walk of two planks, one
foot wide each, with q space between of
one foot, the planks to be two inches thick,
laId on cross pieces four inches square, on
the sidewalk on the west side of said Lib
erty street between the north end OF said
Liberty street and lot one hundred and
one in William c. Thompson's adj
dition TO the city of Canton, in front of and
adjoining each lot and part of lot on the
west side of that part of said street; that the
whole cost thereof shall be reported to the
City Clerk, and the same shall be and here
by is assessed on the said lots and parts of
lots and tine respective owners of said lots
and parts of lots in proportion to the num-
Der of feet front which each lot or part of
lot may have on said part of said street, and
the same shall be made Il lien thereon and
collected according to law; Provided, how
ever, that each owner of such lot or part of
lot may make said plank walk in front of
his lot or part of lot before November Ist,
1868, in which case the same shall be held
and taken in lieu of the payment of the
amount assessed on such lot or part of lot
SEC. ,. That this ordinance take effect
from and after its passage and publication.
Passed October 70, 1868.
WM. II. WYANT, President
Jos. Trout, Clerk.
Oct. 2iw3
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OUR COLORED TRooPs FoUGHT NoBLY.-
At the election on Tuesday thirty
niggers voted at Salem Some of them
were residents of the town, and some had
never been seen there before. The blacker
they we're the better their votes went in
As the decision of the Supreme Court which
allows them the ballot requires a prepOnder-
ance of white blood, the coal black chaps
swear that their parents were light cOlored,
but the present individual was bred back
and took after his grandfather in Africa,
who eat his uncle for dinner when he was
only three weeks old. And it is now estab.
lished that the blacker the skin, the more
white blood there is in the nigger. If it
should turn out that the parents were both
black and the voter cOrrespOndingly so, he
swears that white man scared, chased, or
caught his mother, and his claim is at once
established.-NEw LISBON PATRIOT.
Several negroes also voted at Alliance and
they were voted at Oberlin, Xenia and 9TH
or places by hundreds.
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EaGs-Firm at 31a93c.
BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct.

BALTIMORE CATTLE MARKET, Oct. %
BEEF CATTLE-The offeringsat the scales
during the past week amounted to 2,496
head against 2, ,62l last week. Prices rang
ed as follows: Old cows and scalawags at
IS, 5Oa4 GO; ordinary thin steers, oxen and
cows, 81, O0a4, 80; fair to good stock cattle,
s., 24a5, IS; fair quality beeves S6aG, so,
and the very best beeves at S7aS, % per 100
lbs, the average price being about $50
gross. The market closed at a decline from
the rates of last week of 25c per 100 lbs;
but owing to a superior grade of cattle being
offered, prices for few of the best beeves
were 25c per 100 lbs higher.
SHEEP-The supply during the past week
has been in excess of the demand, and the
market is dull at decline from the rates of
last week of Ia3c per ID. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair to good fat sheep
at 3Ia43c per lb, gross. Stock sheep at
81 ,50a2, 80 per head. Lambs at S2,OCa
3, 80 per head.
HoGs-The market is OYer-stocked with
hogs this week. and dull at decline of fully
SOC per 100 lbs from the rates of last week.
Prices to-day ranged as follows: Fair to
good fat hogs at $40, 50a12.75 per 100 lbs
net, with a downward tendency.
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Council Proceedings.
MONDAY EVE, Oct. &c, 1868.

MONDAY EVE, Oct. 90, 1868.
Board met pursuant to adjournment.
The regular President being absent,
Councilman Anderson was chosen President
PROTEIN. Messrs. Lindeman, Myers. Sax
ton and Schaefer were present.
Reading of the Minutes dispensed with.
The following claims were allowed:
]. L. Van Nostranl, for brick ... $50, 90
G. Miller, " ..... SO, 90
II. Wernet & Bro, stove pipe. .. 7,43
The matter of the appropriation of part
of Mr.. Quigley's lot in South Canton for the
purpose of widening Myers Lane, was re-
ferred TO the Committee on Streets and Al
leys.
The Clerk notified the Council that he
had the receipt of the County Clerk for the
amount of the judgement in the Winterhal-
ter case, 1921, 20; and that of Justice Slank-
er in the Patton case, $I70,65.
Adjourned for one week.
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piece of ground of circular form with "a
dius of two hundred and ten feet (21O) with
a centre thirty feet south from a point on
the afoaesaid line six thousand one hundred
and eighteen and twenty four hundredths of
a foot (G.1IS.2D from the initial point upon
said, on which to construct a reservoir.
SEC. 5. That the City Solicitor be and
hereby is directed to institute and prosecute
in the name of the City Council, such legal
proceedings in court of competent jnris-
diction as may be proper and necessary to
effect the appropriation of the afore men
toned rights, privileges, easements and
lands.
Sec. 4. That this ordinance shall take eff
feet from and after its passage and publica-
ton. Passed October 3, 1868.
WM. II. WYANT,
President.
Attest: Jos. Trout, Clerk.
Oct. "A, 1S6Sw3
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SOLDIER BOYS. A very large portion,
probably majority of the Union Soldier
boys here are voting against the radical ne
gro equality disunion party. The boys vote
for the Constitution and the Union, as they
fought
A pair of ''loil' RAIDS were the''active lead
ers at our Second ward poll. One of them
it is said made something nice in speculat-
ing in men during the war without running
his own carcass in danger.
The other brother as a quartermaster was
accused of dealing out to ''the boys" half IA
tlons, while he charged the Government with
fullr atiOas. In this way this lovely pair show
ed then love for the soldier boys"
Boys, they will be very active again on
the Sd. They have considerable CAB, more
gah than sense, and more impudence than
either