davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1868-10-23
AUCTION.

10Y request of ST. Johns Dealing Court
I'D will be sold by one public Auction,
as belonging to the dealing of the deceas-
ed Isaac BeIlo
: Acres OF Land i'm XOOtinVau,
and A broken houses ON said
land, 1 $ailbOat, cow,
"a few pieces OF fUrni-
ture and some pieces
OfWearinga III pareI.
The Auction will he held on the premises
Saturday the 7H Of November at - o'clock,
and The conditions for the sale can be seen
at the office.
st Johns Auctions Office ooh October
1868. f. w DEWHURST.
, 1868-10-23
NEW ADVERTKSEMENTS.
AUCTION.

WFTER Begjprlng af Procurator P.
A Lemmiug paa Vegne UdI9gshaveren
F. r. Newtons Fallitbo vii blive opraabt
til Salg / Overeen>stemmelse med PIacat
af 22de April 1917 den DR.. James Y. Ste
vens tilh0rende
, 1868-10-23

E r request of Lawyer P. Lemming in
AN behalf of the dIstrainer FrederlkstedS
Dealing Court for the bankrupt Estate of
+. r. Newton will be offered for sale in
conformity with the Ordinance of 22nd
Anil 1917
, 1868-10-23
Shipping Intelligence.

ENTERED AT CHRIsTIANsTED
Oct. l9,-American brigantine Affston, Z b..
Sawyer, Bangor, Lumber & Shingles.
" g3,-Danish brigantine Gipscy, L. Davis,
New York, Provisions, &c.
CLEARED AT C~HRISTIANSTED
Oct. 19,-American schooner, j. H.. S~tickney,
S. J.. Fooks, Frederiksted, import
cargo.
, 1868-10-23

ordenen.
Protokollen for forrige Mode blew oplest.
ste kongevaIg CITE Mealem (Walker) klagede
over Partiskhed i Henseende til Afattelsen
at ForhandIingerne. Alt hvad der talte for
VedligeholdeISen af ct uhyre Beskatnings-
system blew tilfulde optaget, hvorimod det
Mo4eatte blew udeladt. Han havde fere
Gauge yttret, at Agerdyrkningen her blew
beSkattet h0iere end noget andet Sted paa
K|odel, % at han havde opfordret HANS
Hoiyelbaarpnhed Gouverneuren til at glen
drive Paastanden; dette blev aldrig Optagot
/ ForhandIingerue maaskee anSaaes derne
Bemrrkning like at egne sig at vidas i
Moderlandet.
Form pnden bem9rkede, at Raadet err
like torsynet med en- ~Stenograph, hvortor
ikkun en- Extract at Foredragene oliver no
teret denne oliver oplPst og Diet staaer
ethvert Medlem frit for at ant0re sine Ind
sigeIser dertil / Tilfelde Diet Trede Med
lem Wilde ~tilstilIe ham ct skriftligt Opgi-
vende at de Ord han 0nSker optagne vii Diet
skee ordret. Der err like tilsigtet nogen
PartiSkhed we'd Ant0rselen j Fol handlin-
gerne.
Raadet skreed derefter til Dagsordenen
/, Fortsrttelse af eden Demanding af Bud
getudkastet for 1SG6-G9 med Bevillings-
tOrSIag.
a. Bey~iIIirgsforslag til U~dgiftsposten D.
-: ~FattigvWsenet, saalydende
"TiI Udgifter under Budgettet for Com
munen St. CroiX for Finantsaaret fra 1ste
April 1868 til Site Marts 1869 beviIges:
l. Til Pengeundelst0ttelSe til Fattige -.
2. Til Medicin til Fattige $500. 200.
3. Til Begravelsesomkostntnge for
Fattige 275.
$5,625."
F0lgende Endringsforslag var stiIIet af
UdvaI get:
"BeI0bet til Pengeunderst6ttelse til Fat
tige nedsettes fra $3.50 til $4,450. deraf
til Christiansted 50, 5000, og til Frederiksted
$1,45O."
Fernandez (Sarauw) veeg sit Sede, og
Viceformanden (Christmas) indtog For
mandssPdet.
1ste Medlem for Frederiksteds BY (Sa-
rauw), Ordf6rer for Udvalget hvad dette
Punkt angaaer, udtalte, at / afvigte Aar
begiRrede Gouvernementet $3.50 til
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for Christiansteds Ju-
risdiction S3,4OO, for Frederiksted $1,45O;
i in~dev#rende Aar begj%res en- For6grlse
deri indtil IS, $50, for Christiansted $500,
for Frederiksted S1,650; Raadet Devil gede
S4,45O, for Diet f6rste Sted $4,000, for det
sidste Sl,45O, og Udvalget har foreslaaet at
det samme Bel0b bevilges Aar, antagende,
at Fattigcommissionerne like vii beh0ye
, 1868-10-23
The "AVIS"
TABLE OF THE FALL OF RAIN,
is EDITED BY HANS HATCHETT;
AND PUBLISHED

during the week from 14th to goth Oct.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
The New York herald., 1868-06-25
COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS

COASTWlSE STEAMSHIPS.
DACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Il THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA AND CHINA.
Rates OF passage greatly reduced and low any other
line.
Steamers of the above line leave pier l9 North foot
Of Canal street, at II o'clock noon,
-Four times Month,
On 1st 9th, 18th and Ath
Except when those M Sunday then the day previous
One hundred pounds baggage free 70 each adult Medicine
and attendance FREQ.
July !, ARIZONA, Captain Maury,
sssswer leaving July connect! closely with steamer
For piesage tickets and All further Information apply the
compsnys ticket odlce the wharf, foot OF Canal street.
r. r. BABY, Agent
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

MAINE sTEAMSHIP LINE FOK FOKTLAEHiD.
The steamships DIRIGO and FRANCONIA will leave pter
80 East river Monday and Thursday, at O'Clock r. n
Passage to Portland including sateoom IS; cabin Pos
sage 81. Meals extra.
These steamships Por I'd with the Grand Trunk
Railway for Montreal Quebec and other points In CANADA
the West; with the International Seamship Com
pany Eastport, Calais st. John N. B also with
steamship Caroa for Halifax N g. leaving Portland evesy
Saturday p. M
Goods forwarded to all parts Of Maine Freight received
daily. Bills of lading signed at office on pier.
For freight or passage apply TO
]. r. AMES, Agent, pier 80 East river
The New York herald., 1868-06-25

company s'si:s oSos On he ~Sss go; os Ss%s
i s:.s: E:sss
''.."''. sailing on WEDNESDAY, Juyi 'A'A0'A'
,s!. ,,ss%:. s, ,s.ss.; ss s.s Francisco
S''%ihH %Hf
TTNrED, STATES I,S NAIL A. sTs Te Hsz,S HAyAs
::1s '''' 's''s. .
EoGLE Gsptsn N r Green's Tsn
An letter. must pass through the Pos, once.
'0' "e's' p'ssnsS cESRSE B. HARRISON President
FoR NEW mRsthAsfs' 2s1EAss PIhFG1 sHHxxsHrp LINE,
SESERIAL. GRANT; Captain ii;s. Quick;
SsIHHS srxfEi asSs: g. { s.s;sa
orSsssr m :,i.T.a,s TsSDr,
a. a. y; sampson ,.s ., =, o,.,ooSpw
Freight received at through rates for ST. Louis, Mobile and
r: SEEscESr CITY viii succeed, sailing Friday July
.pp 6 s S eT1 70
LIOR SAVANNAH, GA.
FREIGHT AT REDUCED RATES.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
CHANGE or DAYS
During dull season. until further notice. the depar
for Savannah will be every Wednesday and Saturday
follows.-
SAN JACINTo Captain Atkins, Saturday. June ~, from
pier No. North river, at p. NJ.
GENERAL BhRNks, Captain Morton, Wednesday, Juyi,
sfLe0rArna csp,sn Phillips Saturday, July from pier
Through rate: gwen and hEOush : q sans signed K
ScIss 70 ali points By Central Railroad Of Georgia. Atlantic
and Gulf Railroad aud Florida STEAMERS
MURRAY FERRIS Co, 81 and 50 South street
wM. g. GARRISON. No. Bowling 0reen-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-18
Deutf@e 8anf,

Deutf@e 8anf,
ct. paul, . Mirnefptn
gelt. Brittle, ober Ra@rtaten lteeeu Dot fiji
go, 1874 Grieb. Gbrtf. @9ulbt.
No. 335. Sob. 5ein. 6ftnnins.
go. 1886 Mus. Yrebn.
SO. 337 Clara bubn (aus 9iQeebetu.)
go. $40 %. Maret.
30. 341 S. Wei6baar Clep Auburne.)
@iIltue::8rps T.. Duuba,.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-18
Gabel Ma1ri@ten aus Gu1ppa.

part6, 8. San. Abenbs. - Scr
Montteur tu 5Dir melpet, taB Der
@iniiter Der a~uswdrttDen Anseleeenteitsn
1eleoramm: Don ben btplpmati(den Ns>
prd(entunten 8rantret&6 tut &uslanose r>
haltsn bat ,ptlde beri@,en, bab bte Mepe
res &aiier6 an bas ttplomati(9e @orps,
tpel&e btrfelte am Neujabrstae bttlt, Don
allen @eaterun9tu ais etne GrteeenSoet>
fherune aufeenommsn tpurbe. Die
ibmeteelbafte Nrt uno @etle. pie 8areu
y,n @lcblan bemlelben. Sage als Wefantz
ter prsubens unb pes norol eat!@eu Bun<
ce6 ~empfanoeu wurbe, par iebr ebrenpeu
lit Deutl9lanb. unb &uscrldt NIT
'eslden trr &aiier i'm anreb,te, waren
iar preueen iebr 3ufrtebsnfeleut.
@ten,9 9. Sanuar. - 1eueoramme
uel@e beute e%tn9elaufen i1nc, melpen.
;ab BE 5areibtl9e 'y.esatte Nopara,
untsr COMMANDO be8 Npmiral 1eeetbof
nit Der 2stde bes @rsbex;oees Mori>
milan an 8uro In Corfu auf tbrer @etle
na@ Grtef anoetomuten if.
49, Berlin 8. San. - 8st eiuem
arcber %conlerpattuen Diner btelt cer an
!ps(snpe @raf 8ismart etne @eb'. 6,
(pra@ lber bic ausenbltdltde pulfti]6e
Sage @urcpae unb iaete I'M 9aufe Der
Nsoe, ba6 etn &rtee NIT 8raufrei@ In
rieism Sabre Elm 6trnseipsnf lst man
fous fetne Befar@tunBen beeen. @Qe
b6rten ibm NIT Der 9r5Bten Mulmertlanz
fett ju.
2onton> 9. San. - Die Shines
ps,1fentli&h beuie Morsen lpatere Ma9
rftten BON Der @rpeottton III &frita.
Dts Erupper tetinoen il@ nod in Senaf,
Der @s(unpbeitS3uRano 1T gut, fttne Sit
asn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-18

fletpe', inter Dem Sptssel, NIT @4nttten
ueber ben 5als. Nebtn Ism fanb I'D sin
arpBes blutiae8 Brusmei1er. Die xtnber
logen, bi, 8eblen burdlhnittsn, IN tbren
Bette1. Miemano BON rtn 2euten in
pau(e Bate ein Qnafz peer 5ooesfhrsi
uernoun,sn. Das Mdphen idltsf TN.
Seller unb fOnute nttt, fagen. raau
Qange en- Samstas Atenc mad 5ou(s
eefomn1er. Dcg wouen Na9baru ap
eie(em gbenb etnen Strstt 3mil1en ZEN
Gbeleuten uno beriaes @etnen Der Brau
geb6rt baben. Sn ptelem AuBentlide IL
ra6 bluttee Ndtbfel.no@ ntdt 9el6(t, a[lstn
u1an FAM, BE 1dredltde 0ermutbuna
nt@t ;uritdordnsen, paB bier tein eew6bu~
'tder M5rbe1 fonbern ptedei@t Elm bur&
i@le@te @erbd|tntfe ur@et3wetFuns &c.
triebener @atte uno @atlr ea6 &5plthe
Giien eef0brt unp EFT ben, 2ebeu (etner
2ieben, cann Dem eisensn Elm Cube &C.,
ma9t bat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-18

@anfatp, II. San.-Dte @orb
9ol3 toitet bier BON $2.25-$3,00.-Nm
leBten Dinita9 Nhenb fanc in 6ue0in9s
5aue cine Seriammluns sur 8eipreduns
Der Tra9e be8 S9uBe5 Der Norpttpz8 urz
ger i'm Nu6lanpe ftatt G5 tpare1 etrpa
200 perlpnen 9egenmlrtts.-Sn Deco
rab> Soma wurpe Elm Yferrepteb perbaf<
tet, III be1ea 8eiiB it@ cine 8raue @tute
uno ein 8u99y befanpen, bic Dor 2 Moz
noten III Manfatp 9eitoblen rurpen.-
Manfato &eeorb felt bic Mngabe berSt.
peter Gribune noB unlere @tart bic
3tnien an ben fit ro6 2 6ulbouS auses<
9ebenen Bombs nidt be:ablt babe UNI
Coupons prptetirt pprcen, in Mbrcbe uro
erfldrt> tab he Ginan;serbalmi6e Der
Staet ii6 in ben bllbenplten umfanben
befnren,-Dte @ouenfobrif 1T felt bret
Mcnaten NIT beltern Grfpls i'm 0anse
uno bat beretts cine bsrsutenbe partie
Tude 6lannelle uneSIanfets, auteSorte
~6lanneQ Sbeetin9", epppslteBre miro
su $500 yer Gle serfauft. Nbnebmer
f6nnen bic @aaren in jeeer 4uantitdt
baben, BON elmer Gle bts gum sansen
@tdd.
9aftn98, II. San.- Monta9, 20
ften San. Ma6fenhaq gum 8eiten Der
5ppe Geuer Gpmpanie SO. 1. In berGe
tcnta 5ale: 3wed: Nnidafun9 elmer
Spribe.-Der Stattratb bat etne Srot<
t1an3 8e9en@ a9abunpen paliirt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-18

NeopeL II. 0e;.-Der Musbru1
res @el up6 rauert NIT BET neuli@ anaez
0ebcnen Yeripbteitdt fort, tnpem Don 3eit
su 3eit BE AuSmarfe ltdrfer tpercen.
Der 9auptfrum Der 2apa 9ebt 9e9en
Nprben binab no H. teben bleibt> be-
eedt fe f@ nit Gurmarplen unr perl@iez
bcnen Gbloruren. Del Nau@ fommt
nt9t nur aus hem @ipfel tesGrupttcns<
te9ela> 1cnccrn ou9 aug elmer @eiten1Fz
nung aus pel@er BON 3eit ~ 3eit lid
Cara eraieet.-Aus @pm unb @ipita
Se6ta erflbrt man, raB rort NIT nsm
9rS6ten Offer an Befeiisunsen s%earteitet
mirc, ut pel4en 6unoerte DON 2anbleu<
ten rerrrenret perten. @isita 8eata
miro rpn ben Gran3pien aud In ben
Mubenmerfen p%plitdnct9 armtrt, namit
bic 6eluna ieltit bel elmer tleinen Belabz
un9 Aeaen jeren 5anofrei@ 9el4ibt let,
uno 19 cine 3eit lang balten f6nne, bis
t6ulfe aus Tpulon fpnlmen tann. Die
aefan9enen Oaribalrianer 1ino ale fret
tis ouf cine 9erin9e Nn3aN %cerjsnt9en,
mel6e am %. Sftcter an Der pprta bel
pppplc 9efun9en rurren.-0ur& bic
Spurnale 9ebt Elm 5@rei Ter gntrlfun9
iiter has in Som erlalene@ pnfscatipnsz
0eleb. Der an u. fir 1i6 gar nidt mebr
In uniere 3ett pa6enpe Strafepoer tes
&ir6enfaats erbdlt bferbur@ nod eine
@eriddrfun9 ber bdlIt9fen Nrt. G8 bari
wpbl bte5ofnuna auseeiprpden merpen,
bab ba6 ciYtliirte europa fi@ 9e9en etne
&e9teruna ausipridt pel@e Yroieripttpz
men als @afe 8e9en pplttil@e @e9ner
sebrau@t.
DaS S.-9e>
tanntli@ bat bas r8oaro Be 81, ettoren'
per mttteIs @efeb pv lebt,u @elsbsebuna
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-18
Vurrelpunbens Der @taats3eituns.)
Bearer sails, 8. San. '68
Dreunb Bolff!

Oea0ef Udtl8, 8. San. >66
Greuno Bolff!
G6 ma4t MIR au6erortentIi9e Treube,
Dir dbsr bas Gotanfommer nm ereS
Conn Deaper Sails aufe Neuieteit mel
ben ~ f6nnen. llnier Grtunb @eee bon
@srnon City bat nid1 nit Mcpbatl, beun
.iefsr 1T muir Elm 6smmldub fir eas
@purtY> lpnecrn NIT Germ Gslino Don
ct. Yeter IN @cmein19aft gum 1teuen
Sabr bo6 @erf oer @rri1tuna elmer
Wiablz uno @dsmiible %beApnnen. Doz
nit 1T jcper Gtnnppbner be6 County et1en
i9meren Stein pom @erSen los penn mir
brauden BALI ni@t mebr 40 Meilen III
reilen, I'm Slr Muble 81 9elan9en. Bis
gum MGrs peroen 2 Sd9en 9eben> uno
gum @erbit t1nnen unlere Tarmer IN
Beaper Sails ibren @ai3en mablen.
Sum beibt's ater AUDI: uGumnelt Gud,
2eut9en, menn tbr nod cine @eimltdtte
in benz 11Hnen Ntnrile County baben
,rplt." &pmmt unr iebt Gu9 un1ere
@e9enp an, ile wire Gu6 eeiallen unc
nebmt Gud bier Elm gut Stld 2anp> TIM
ben @pn9rebz preie pper alS ~5pmez
teap" unp bebaltet Guer gelp inn Cad,
itatt Gu@ INN pofelbc te14winoeln gu
lalen> ME Bamtlicn Die tiir;li9 $1,000
fit 2anc besablten> wabrenp fe bier grab
10 Sutes umionit bitten baben t1nnen.
2%pbenswertb 1T bic 2%iberalitdt I'M erer
Stactet9entbumer, melde Serem eine Got
idenfen> Ger parauf baut. Gin S6ubz
NADER per iid> bier an9e1epelt tpiirce
cine lebr quite u@bance" baben, @elb 3u
maden> cenn e6 1T nod fein ioldes Mig
li&es Mit9ltep Der menldliden @eleQz
ldaft am bteli9en plaBe.
Geiner 3ufunft @%ubler9eben wdn>
1denp serbleibe i1
Dein Greunt
2putS Xbiele.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-01-18
MGbel > Uabr,f

8. R,1meratt,
an II. Re{erpe 9rsef, fiue babe Reite 49.bpea.
lid s0n @tablmann's graHsras
Eteft 8atrtt ,trt trr& etne ausse,etSuete gsaas-.
t,aft ~setrteben uub ltefert tdett& bic s,GBte nub bcqe
Iswabl ppu
Bettffellen, 6thkIeu
}pRie N 6beIn aIIer art.
~ GH sru6es aHurtimeut BON ed.sex fds ~sarrdtpif.
8erfaufslcfaI:
30. 312, Drttte Stra6e ct. pauL Minuspa.
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9tnherfpn,' ben 20. Wat 1867.
Gentidte 8erfbernnaS=
H8eutur

sox Setter 84ueiber.
DfFee: Gde Der 81 Peter uub 9. straee.
3rhbrri Sc. 22t.
Der unters ei6nete elnofstlt Fa tens seetrtex 9xtt-
eum ale &sent fur adt Der befen BerRd erungsatfeQs
(4afteu bes 2antes uut taruuter tte aetua. 9artfprt,
Ytknty unb Rodforb.
Sn allen Won ibm auf seuommeneu9 erf4 eruuaeu vts&
bic sr5ste gfuttltat eit unb Ree1ttdt bepba&tet.
A0 Ont Heter Sdbueiber.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15
LEGAL NOTICES.
Sale of the Real Estate of F. Jo-
seph Weitgenant, dec'd,
-(By order of G, urt.)

or i-aW -eBy order of CO urtoi9 i'.Sob
Chs: Eckhart. Admir- de bonis mon Court of Com. !.
ssnb lin SRe VAL anpexsa Of F. Jo Pleas Frank
sepn meiteenens' decd' I'm Coo
George vnoen. ct fssi0E sssI Est.ss e sell
IN PUnSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
y the Court Of Common Pleas of Franklin eoun-
fer for sale at public auction, at the door Of the
Court House, in the city of Columbus. Ohio, =
Saturday, the 25th day of January, A. d,
1868, pa p,
at O'Clock p. NJ. the following real estate of F.
Joseph Weitgenant deceased. late of said county,
situate in the city of Columbus. Franklin county
Beginning at the southwe est corner of two acre
tract conveyed by the Auditor of Franklin county
Ohio, to Chs: Kiefer and Leopoldins KieFer Oh tie
l3 of March. A. d. 1868; thence south 70 degrees
east along the east line of W Washihgton avenue
of ,Washington avenue and an alley I7X feet wide.
running along the north side of Bartlit Hurlbut &
Smiths addition TO Columbus; thence north IS de-
grees, east along the north line of said alley to
pout In the west line of land belonging TO the Gem
tral Ohio Lunatic sylum; thence north IL degrees
west along said west line of said land 16T feet to
stake, snqtheast corner OF said Chs Kiefer and Lee
opeldine kiefer's two acre tract; thence south IS
deg west along the south line of said Kieferstwo
acres of land more less. being the same land con-
veyed to said F j. Weitgenant byS. Brush and wife
by deed dated October 6. 1S46 and recorded in the
Recorders office Of said county indeed records book
Appraisea d IS OOO n..h t'.hiacH ~. .sd
a TeImsof Sale One third in hand on day of sale,
one third in six months, third in one year from
the day of sale with interest the deferred
Rs p the premises sold
undersigned. special Master Ce%~issiepsr Gem ssyH p
Z Admit inistrasot de bonis non with the viii snnex
ed Of +. Joseph Weitgenant, ..4s
: o..m.,s o.ms - Special Master Commissioner.
Columbus. o.. Dec: a5th, 1857. deca5-d1twlw
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-15
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Patent Sleeping Cars are rum ON al
~ Night Trains to Chicsag0,76
iif luiUoJg New York andB adoL
an ~ arais ets,i bOstOn. re .s,rer1e,f-riaso
COLUMBUS & INDIANA
CENTRAL RAILWAY

CENTRAL RAILwA wAY!
FOx lNDIANAP POLfS,l CAICAGO, ST.
Il Louis, Louisville. Lafayette, Springfield. Ter
5s Hsute, Ey:nsyills, Cairo. MepPhis. Richmond.
No change of cars between Columbus and Indi-
% 0n and after Monday, December asd. trains will
leave Columbus. as follows: The Night Express
runs daily. All other trains daily. Sundays ex-
0eb:sS S:so A. M. ACCOMMODATES
at Milfori 800 A.. NJ; Urbana 1925 A. NJ; Piqua
field and at ,Urbana for Belletontaine. CLYDE and
oaaaassy is:1o y DON DAY ExrREss-Arriyes a.
Urbana l.57 p. NJ; Piqua 800 P: NJ; Lima $40 P.
M Chicago (via I,imaj $40 A. M; Union City 4:5O
CHICAGO 1is Io & p
500 2. NJ; Louisville 500 A. M; Torre Haute l2O5
4 NJ NJ %oa Gsr0 ST. IGu. % Pan.
SPjafFasd ss5 Fl. si2ss
e sS asSTs in M sf.aSSi & !hs EGStf ya
A NJ Toledo s:seA NJ Detroit idio t. pf M; RieSO eiDO
0 400 4. M iva LOussiiIe LisIGed3 35 5Olo
MsttCon peF1s SIS aas.e So ans q ss
F. Nj St. Louis 80 F. NJ This train arrives alsEn as az
fEk f asi i;s !:
% HRaosssssis X AS Gs III lssanss d
1850 A. IL NJ. sisliasi NiGimT ExPREss-Arives
at Urbana a:3o A. M; Piqua $40 A. NJ; Richmond
4:55 A. NJ; Chicago (yia RehmonD 1890 Z: NJ: In
danapols s;s5 A. NJ; Louisville $50 7; NJ; Terre
$40 P. NJ; Cairo 400 A. NJ: Pana 5:is P. MAI
ton $40 p. NJ: St. Louis 1899 z. NJ; Lafayettell:5o
field $40 T. NJ; Quincy 400 A. M. Keokuk $50
A. NJ This Train arrives at ST LOUIS THREE
HOURS in advance Of the route via Cincinnati.
New State Room Sleeping Cars run in night
All changes made in Union Depots Baggage
Checked through to all principal points. 1lyI's
Ask for Tickets via RICHMOND AND INDIAN
'HIai + r. DnTEN''{ ''{ Ticket Agents. Columbus.
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An Ordinance

Making Appropriations for purposes therein named.
SEcTIoN1. Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Columbus That there be and is here
by appropriated out of any money in the Treasury
not heretofore appropriated. the following sums.
to-wit: Heta
For expense of Street Commissioner and Chain
Gang. $500.
For expense of Fire Department. $1.500.
For ex pense of City Police, &C.. 81, 500. ,
For Gas and Gas Lights. 81 800. -h
For Fees and Salaries, $500. II . r.rei B
For South Graveyard. S40O.
For travelling. curbing. &c. on Park street. along
North Graveyard. s590.
For Interest ON Temporary Loan, $50.
For Markets and Market House, Sl00.
For Goodale Park, Sl25. -. t..al
For Incidental Expen. es, 5000.
SEC. 2. The several sums of money appropriated
by the foregoing shall be expen led in the
manner prescribed by tn 5th section of the Ordi-
nance defining the 6uties Of the City Clerk.
OF ~ '-0@'-H' JACOB REINHARD,
3 -.-I-e Il President of the City Council.
Passed Dec 80, A. ID. 1867.
Attest: L. +. WILSON. City Clerk. 'a
JAM dit .a
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Legal Notice. \: :

A. @. Hanes, Admir- of E. All Probate Court,
g STANLEY: sy.9sss diseased FranttR tP;S County
Harriet 4 fus4 EasF e a. Er'tins jsss 70 sell
nRSON G.lsTANLEY AND ED W AR d
" Stanley arc hereby notified that on the 18th
day of December, 1867. said Ad ministrator fled
his petition in the Probate Court Franklin county,
Ohio the object and prayer of which petition is 70
obtain an order for the assignment Of dover Of Alb
seyT; Stanley. widow Of said II A. STANLEY, de-
tate Of which e. a. Stanley disd seized. to Day the
debts of said deceased, to-wit: y - - !
Twenty-fve acres of so much of the homestead
farm Of aid deceased. situate in Clinton town
ship, Franklin county. Ohio. as lies rorth of the
fifty acres heretofore sold of Of said farm to e. A.
Said petition will be for hearing on the 2oth day
Of January 1865 soon thereafter as said Court
will hear the same. A-G. HANES.
''i' 90" Admir- of E. a. Stanley, decd. Z
u COLLINS, ATTY. .-tfl Il s-dec1A-M4W
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NOTICE. :

TO JOHN A.BALL: YOU ARE HERE.
= by notified thatJ ohm n. Kennedy. trading iun-
der the name and firm of Kennedy L Co., did, on
the 9Th of November, 1867 file his petition againsi
you in The he Court of Common Pleas Of Franklin
him on an account for goods sold and delivered in
the sum of s47o.4s. with interest from the 2d u
November. 1867. and praying for judgment against
you for said sum. with interest as aforesaid. You
are notified that you required to appear and an.
swer said petition or before the Sd Saturday af-
JNO. M KENNEDY,
.,e.oD -. iijiH Trading as Kennedy ID Co.
Ey OTTo DRESSED, Atty.
November 23, 1858 '1of' ifG nov25-dItA w6w-r