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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1868-10-28
OPERA HOUSE HAT STORE.

OPERA HOUSE HAT STORE.
HENRY A. MILLER,
Successor 10 Barber d Lahm.
Fall Hats,
Winter Hats,
New York Hats,
Nobby Hats,
Onward Hats,
Club Hats,
Pickwick Hats,
Boz Hats,
Dickens Hats,
Hurdle Hats,
Hamilton Hats,
Broadway Hats.
HATS AND GAPS!
OF the Latest Styles and in great quanti-
ties ut the
OPERA II OUsE HAT STORE,
Opposite the New Courthouse.
Also
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
In great variety and at the lowest rates.
HENRY 4. MILLER.
a. CLUFF. II. COCK.
HOOP SKIRT NEANUFACToRY.
East Tuscarawas Street, nearly oppo-
site the American Hotel,
CANTON, OHIO.
We desire to inform the public that we
are engaged in the manufacture of
HOOP KIRTS,
At the above mentioned place. here we
are prepared to fill orders for skirts by
the single or dozen, on short notice and at
low rates.
Skirts of all Sizes Made to Order.
Any lady requiring an extra length or
breadth can be promptly supplied.
We invite country merchants and deal
ers generally to give us a call, aa1 we
Will endeavor to supply them on terms
that will not fail to give satisfaction.
A. CLUFF 81 co.
septI6m3
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This is the place where you get what
yon bargain for-French, bogus French,
or common Calf Boots. We employ none
but the b ast workmen, and still have old
Philip as our foreman, who is well known
as one of the best and most experienced
workmen of the day. He is always ready
with stick and strap to take the dimen-
sions of your understanding.
BPAll work warranted to give sat-
isfactiOn. Give us q call.
SAYLER & SHANAFELT.
Cunton, Mach 25. IS69-tf
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SPECIAL R0TIeES.

ITO COESUAIPTIVES.-THR ADgERTJspn
i having been restored TO health in 4 few We .
by q very simple remedy, after having suffered ~
several years with severe lung Affection ana II -
dread disease Consumption-is anxious to Tl-t
known TO his fellow-suhercrs the means OF curs
To all who desire it, he viii send copy of "A .
prescription used ifrse Of charge) with the dlre-
lions for preparing and using the 0uIvs which the
viii find q sUEB OUEE for CONSTIPATION, Asgqn4,
BRoRouIrs, CoUGHs, COLDS, and all Throat and I,n,
Affections. The only object OF the advertiser
sending the Prescription is to benefit the anicf.
and spsoad information which he conceivesto hei--
valuable, and he hopes every sufferer viii tfv NJ
remedy, 10 VIII cost them nothing, and may lsror
a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, TEEE, by relaru
mail will please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New YNik.
may23' 6Ty1smD
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WUIa1lsburg, KINGS Co, NeW IoIi
may23'GTy1smD

GHgAr DIscoYRRY.-It has long been ciaa.s
that five knew It, there would be herb, Or
combination OF herbs, roots and barks that Wors
all the Ills human flesh is heir to. DR.. Ma
ler, with a few Of his professional friends hags
kept this idea constantly in view, and iahOred sar
nesty and perseveringly Or years to find this most
desirable treasure. Though they have not foAnd
an Instant cure for all complaints, they hsVe never
thciess discobered remedy, which, yet, has
never fai led in curing Chiils and Fever, DyspepsiA
and all diseases arising from any impurity Of the
including Liver Complaint. Coughs, Colds, sick
Headache, Neuralgia, Nervousness, General Debil-
organs.
This great discovery, 10 honor or the indefatga-
Die labOrs OF DIR. Is. Mishler, is allied MishiCr's
He rb Bitters, and wherever introduced takes the
place OF Quinne and the host OF other remedies
used heretofore for the complaints mentioned above
sold by all Druggists and General Dealers.
PFepered solely by Dr. s. B HARTMAN s. CO.
Successors to DIR B MISHLRR, Lancaster, PeuEa,
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For a Club of Sixty. and sa.n0

One OF the following articles; 10 yards SheetiDo
Harris Cloth Pants and Vest Pattern Pair uonsy-
comb comb Quilts, Cylinder Watch, Double Barrel Rifa
Pistol, Fancy Cashmere Dress Pattern Thibet
shawl, Three Yards Double Width Waterproof
CIoaking' -Four Yds Wool Froclcing Set of Lace
curtains Ladies Double Wool Shawl, Silver Pa-
ted Gard Basket, Splendid Engraved Silver PIated
Ice Pitcher. Engraved Silver Plated Teapot. 100
picture Turkey Morocco Photograph Album, Lam
caster Quilt, Alpaca Dress Pattern Fngrayed
silver Plated six-bottled Revolving Castof Fair
Gents Calf Boots, Splendid Balmorsl Skirt Set of
Ivory Handlrd Knives, with Silver Plated Forks
Rosewood Frame Brass AlSrm Clock. Pair of ali
WOOL Blankets, Splendid Beaded and Lined SiIiC
Parasol Ladies Spleudid Morocco Travelling BAG.
Pair Of A!hambra Quilts, Thirty Yards Print or a
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8. c. THOMPSON & CO.'S
GREAT ONE DOLLAR SALE OF

Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen
Goods, Linens, Dry Goods, Cot
tons, Fancy Goods, Albums,
Bibles, Silver Plated Ware,
Cutlery, Watches, Sew
ing Machines, &c.
These articles to be sold at the uniform price Of
ONE DOLLAR EACH,
and not to be paid fol until you know what Won
are to receive.
Th" most popular ana economical method OF do
ing business in the country.
exchange your goods
The Smallest Article sold for ONE
DOLLAR can be exchanged fora
Silver Plated, Five Bottled
Revolving Castor, or your
Choice of a large variety
of other articles upon
Exchange List.
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DUY BLAKEs ONE DOLLAR
PATENT CHAIR SPRINGS.

Patented April 2Sth, 1888. All infringe
ments viii be prosecuted.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
and feel satisfied that they can offer supe-
rior bargains on all classes of Goods.
Their stock consists of full lines of
Goods in WOOLENS, such as
Shawls, Cashmere, FIanneIs, &C., &c.
In DRESS GOODS, such as
Poplins, Merinos,
Alpaccas, COburgs,
Delaines, &C., &c.
In COTTONS, such as
Prints, Muslfns,
Denims, Ticks,
Ginghams, &c, &c.
In CLOTHS, they have
Cassimeres, Satinetts,
Jeans, Cottonades. &C., &c:
In SUNDRIES,
Cloaking, Carpets, Sarus, Oil Cloths,
COverIets, Hoop Skirts, Hosiery,
Furs, Queensware, Groceries,
and an endless variety of
NOTIONS!
E5~ Call and see our New Goods and
New Store. ESSIG " SON.
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE sToREl

We shall be happy to meet all our old
customers, and as many new ones as will
be pleased TO favor us with their patron
age.
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TERMS TO AGENTS.
For a Club of THIRTY and 50 oo

Certificates giving complete de scrption Of
At 5e 70 Dc s0Ia , I0E one One Dollar, will be sold
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BOOTS g. SHOES.

A T 7 e N T I o N!
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QUEENsWARE & CRoCKERY

To be found in Northern Ohio. and offer
1t at slight advance on eastern cost.
We aim to do
A Large Business at Low Prices!
"Q,dck Sues ant Small Profts''
Is Our motto.
We invite the attention of our friends
and all buyers of good goods to our entire
stock, satisfied that in point of quantity,
quality and price, il is not surpassed nor
equaled in the county.
Our friends and customers will always
find Seraphim ShiYely, Josiah ShIvely,
John NJ. Petree and e. Correll at tho store
ready to show them bargains and
Be5- Exchange our Goods for Cash or
Produce Lea
SEINELY BROTHERS..
p. $. We bought our stock of Carpets
at great bargains in the east, and now
offer especial advantages to our custom
ers IN this line of Goods. Gall soon, fnll
line of Oil Cloths of most fl lshionabie pat
terms, always in stock.
sept3Om3
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To Pare ItGscdralUus street from Poplar
street 10 the aceSt limits Of the city Of
(YyDfO1
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-29
Resolutions of the Kansas
Democratic ConVen-
ton. a
Congressional Proceedings.
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News by Atlantic Cable
INDIANAP0EIs.f 81
Convict PaFdOned-AFPiVal or Rev.
n. p. IngeFsOll, &c.
Especial to the Evansville Journal.

Especial to the Evansville Journal
INDIANAPOLIS, Feb. 28.-Governnr
Baker has pardoned Howard Stretch
er, sentenced to. theB penitentiaryi for
killing James Stewart, at the time of
Johnson's reception here. He was
sentenced for two years, and had
served half his time.
Rev. E. P. lgsrsoh, th9neE pastor.
Of Plymouth Congregational Church,
has arrived.
The Third Presbyterian Church has
voted that it is inexpedient to call a
pastor at present.alIamg .aflissnal
James M. Raysdale has been COM
missioned Sheriff. Of Gibson. County,
after a contest Of a year or more. His
commission dates back to October,
1866, and he gets all the fees.
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Of confidence IN pecunIaTy matters, Is
caused by the neglect of Congress to
present and perfect measures in re-
gard to taxation and currency be ,
cause Of the want Of capacity and ap
probation or Indifference 10 the gen
eral welfare Ofthe country. -
Res0LUeJ, That ang equal an uni
torm rate OF taxation upon all proper
ty, .yaluablesc and assets to both rich
aud poor alike, IS the true doe trine
for a republican. Governments g g1Taa
IResolvgd, That. gold for the rich,
and paper fer tile poor. is oppressive
and unjust, and an equal and uniform
cure ney for the whole people is de-
manded. by both honor and Justice,
and Congress swOald be more properly
engaged 10 relieving the bhrthens Of
the people thar. In struggles for po
elItieal power ~. q.a he.
ResokDed, That the flag of our eoun-
try should protect the rights Of per-
son and property of al parts of the
world. and the Government should
take prompt measures to make that
protection certain and effective.
ReSOtved, That we regret the un-
happy difference. between the Radical
party in Congress and the President,
and condemn any attempt on the part
of Congress. to strip the Presidential
Office of any of its Constitutional au-
thority, and the Supreme Court Of its
proper functions, in order that they
may. carry out their impractieable
schemes of negro supremacy in GER
tain States, in violation of the Con-
.stitution of the United States, and
con trary to the sentiments and feeling
of the great bulk Of the population of
the Union. at. r frf s
ReSotred, That We are in favor of
guaranteeing to each State In, the
Union a republican form of govern
ment, uhder control of the white
race. r4 5T fsr
Resolred, That we have full conf
Edenee ia the SOBER second thought of
Fthe people, and feel confident that
| at the coming election they viii so
decide as to do justice to all funda-
mental laws to promote the ends OF
! justice to all, and reunite-the States
t-of f-this once glorious, but now uuhap-
py, Union IN harmony aud peace,
Unanimously adopted.
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NEW ORLEANS.
Order Removing 6ldermen Revoked.

NEW YORK, February .2S.-A New
Orleans special states that Hancock
removed the Mayor at st. Martins
Vile because the city charter required
an election by the CouneiIin case of
vacancy; but all her loyal members of
the CITY Council have been dismissed,
because under the city charter they
elected Recorder to I'll vacancy.
A report is current here that zen.
Grant orders the restoration of the
Councilmen, and that Hancock asks
to be relieved. a1azs ai -ao
NEW ORLEANS, February q. =
Gen. Hancock has issued an order by
the direction Of Gen, Grant, Tevokipg
so much of his previous order as re-
moved certain Couucilmen and ap-
pointing Others, & Feipstating those
removed.
New ORLEANs Feb. 3. The fol-
lowing was issued last night:
HEADo'Rs FIFTH MILITARY
DISTRICT. New ORLEANsg 2
February q, 1863.
Special Order, No A
EXTRAOT-B direefion of General
Grant 50 much of paragraph 4 of
Special Order No. 28, current series
from these Headquarters, as removes
the aldermen and. assistant aldermen
Of the city Of New Orleans therein
named, for contempt of orders from
these Headquarters, aud appointing
others in their stead, is hereby re-
voked, and the members of the Board
of Aldermen removed by it are here.
by reinstared, and will resume their
IL I.,-
not been. issued So much of para
graph 2 Of Special Order No, "A
from these Headquarters, as appOIati
certain persons as members of the
Board of Aldermen and assistant
aldermen Of the city of New Orleans
in place OF previous appointees whC
had declined. or failed to qualify, il
in consequence revoked. By com
mand of Major Gen. Hancock, aer.
GEO. l.. HORTsTUFF. A. A. @.
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.gale New YoEK, February 28.
The Herald's London cable dis
patch stgtes that al meeting held
Tuesday evening, John Bfiehe spoke
strongly in favor of the government
policy and power or the American
people, and of England's duty of cul-
tivating friendly relations with them.
If the British govsrpmentFahdI Eng q
lish press had acted rightly during the
war in America ,anO power on earth
could have aliepated the two sections in
feeling or separated them Ia n.inteTest.
Bright expressed his firm belief that
all the PROMINENT Questions of the
difficulty between the two countries
would be amicably settled.
Rev. NeWmaH Hall stated the
nature and probable extent of the
Alabama aehiinis, showing that Eng-'
land was scompletely in the wrong. He
Said although the people of the United
States waited and appeared to post
pone the matter, the Alabama claims.
subject would lead to war ina short
time, unless the bill was passed. y he
would advise a settlement Dy arbitra-
!. tioL, in the maHner proposed by or
agreed to by the United States. The
| following resOlut ton was prop0sed.4
! l8s1hfesofUed, That this TneetingT ex-
presses the most hearty good will
| toward America. and pledges itself to
support any Government at home in
pts efforts to effect prompt, righteous
aud pacific settlement Of all internal
differences. aud especially those cons
Heeted with the Alabama claim ques .
/ ton. t'WJ - AAt'''. - =
The resolution was adopted uRanz ;
! imously, amid loud cheers aud with
every person in the Hall Standing
An Havana special 10 the Herald.
\ by the steamer Georgia says we have
hneWs from Mexico to the 18th, 4
/ conspiracy had been discovered to as
sassinate Juarez and rob the treasu-
ry. Several foreigners have been ar
\ rested, with Lietenant-COlonel Esti-
va. who was on duty with other Of
fcers Of the 7tb Esgimeat, who guard
ed the National Palace. A prOuun-
ciamento sta res that theY also failed
| in the assassination scheme, which
was to have BEEN carried Fo1t at the
i theatre. The whole affair was planned
4 byfWO Mexiesns now In Havana
Havana special kilograms per cable
b. QaIeSTOI the "a III, Areas s1OAl0Mist 49,.
/ have received confirmation of the
news concerning the proposition Of
4 Messrs. Kubbe, lutlpgJ& Co. of Ma
tanzas. to Captain General ! ersundy
The offer has been accepted The
Interest on the lean is to be at Z pei
cent, and the repayment of the loan
is to take place within, twenty years
.E with annual instaf!ments of 81 900.
4 600 General Lersundy presumed
that the pledge of the revenues woulC
be sufficient collateral security Mr.
Schroeder Insists on having the Sanction
of The Madrid Government to tn,
whole affair, as many strange event.
may occur within twenty years rele
grams, have been exchanged, hetweeI
! Madrid aud Havana, and the Govern
ment at Madrid are apparently reiUc
: Etant te submit to the terms demanded
/ by Mr.. SCHROEDER in relation to the sc
: eurity for the loan, still ne has tn
. preference over all others who hav
5 applied. anrr - $3.50 t'
- r.E
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eONGRRssIoNA1 PRocEEDIN gs

'1a.u 1 aa WASHINGTON, Feb. %.
SENATE.-Howard reported that
the Select Committee of, Seven have
adopted a series of rules for the pro-
ceedings of the High Court Of I'm
peaehment, WHICH he submitted and
asked to be printed; he would call
them up !to-morrQw. -gi
Chandler introduced joint resolu-
ton, to establish the right of way Of
the PORTAGE Lake and Lake Superior
Canal in Michigan, and granting 2O0,-
600 acres Of land In the northern
peninsula Of Michigan to aid its con-
stFuction. a
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The report Of the exp losiqn Of a.
rolling mill at New Albany, and the
injury Of a;number of the employees
recentlylhas no fouadatioaIin truth 10
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KANSAS.
Resolutions Adopted by the Demo
cratic state Convention.

LEAvENwoRTH, Kansas, Feb. 25.-
The Democratic State Convention, at
Topeka, adopted the following resolu-
tions: v- saf.h
ReSOlUed, That the distrust of busi-
ness throughout the Union and want
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cult rbhuHfS sdEtiSt HIM. Hr"
8d l3 1---l--amb Ha- 5a3
g sWAsH1Nerox. Feb. 28.4T6e House
Committee Of Seven were in session
all this morning but will not report
the articles Of inpeachment until to-
The United States Mar hal for this
District, called at the War Depart
ment this forenoon, and formally
handed Stanton a writ notifying him
of the suit entered against him, .f.
Gen. ThBmas was at the War De
partment during the forenoon, but
has not had any interview. with Stan
ton. It is not probable he will make
any further demand for the office.
Gen. Thomas has in his possession,
executed i'd form, the commission
signed by che President appointing
him Secretary Of War Sad laterin5. +.
~ WAsHINGToN, ID. c., February 28.--
The President has approved the bill
for rthe payment of a bounty to- the
heirs Of soldiers. ..rft .fg har
The HerIld.s s Washington special
states that it is not believed that "a
two-thirds note against the President
can be obtained In the Senate. srs. q
WAsHINGToN, February 29.--In
the Senate to-day, Howard, from the
Select Committee, submitted the fol-
lowing rules for procedure and prac-
tice In the Senate when sitting as a
high court of impeachment; usf
= i. l. w WhensOeyer the Senate shall re-
ceive notice from the House OF Rep
resentatives that managers are & ap-
pointed on their part to conduct an
impeachment against auys person, land'
are directed to. carry articles OF lma
peachment TO the Senate, the lSecreta-
ry of the Senate shall Immediately
inform the House of Representatives
that the Senate Is ready to receive
/ the managers for the purpose of ex-
/ hibiting such articles of impeachment
agreeable to such notice e'N
! 2 When the managers o2 an
/ impeachnfentl shall be introduced at
1.-THE bar Of the Senate, and Shall sig
Nifty that they are. ready to exhibit
Z articles Of impeachment agains, any
person. the presiding officer of the
Senate shall direct the Sergeant1at-
+ Arms to make the proclamatIOno q and
who shall, after making the procla-
/ nation, report the following words,
! VIZ. Al UEIEUHS AdLC ICCiyt iAlC ~ { u
to keep silence, on pain Of impris6n'
ment, willie the inquest of the hatioh
il exhibiting to the Senate Of the
United States articles Of Impeachment
against --" After which the
article shall be exhibited, and the
presiding officer of the Senate shall
inform the managers that the Senate
will take proper order on the subject
4 of impeachment, Of which due no
tice shall be given the House of Rep
resentatives. .fT.ff ra
3. Upon such art ,cles being pre-
sented to the Senate, the Senate shall
at l o'clock on the afternoon os tha
: day Sunday excepted) following
such presentation, or. sooner, If order
: ed by the Senate, resolve itself into
High Court Of impeachment Fo
proceeding thereon, quorum of tn
Senate shall constitute a quorum 0
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CINCINNATI, February 28.-Patrick
Ross, charged with murder in Ireland,
In 1862, was arrested after six years
pursuit, in this city, Tuesday last.
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WASHINGTON NEWS.

Rules for Procedure aud Practice IN
the Senate when Sitting as y high
Court OF Impeachment -Bfil Ap-
p proved for she Payment OF Bounty
60 Soldiers HelFS--AFticleS OF In
parchment TO be Reported Ted ty-
stanton Formally Notified Of the
Suit Pending gainSt Him. dan dt
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ERANeE. 2
FOREIGN NE VS. "a

John Bright in Favor OF the Govern
ment Policy and Power. of the
American PeOple-MOre About the
Alabama Claims - Conspiracy fn
MeXicO-PI II 90 As Sassinate JuaFez
and Rob the Treasury.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1868-02-29
EUROPFE.a
BY ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH,
ROYAL Assent Given to the Bill for
the Suspension OF the Writ iOf
Habeas Corpus. HiIoE ad1 io ,E
ENGLAND.

.-..rI ENGLAND.
LONDON ~FebFuary-25. ~Eve.@Fhe
Royal assent. has been given to the
bill for the suspension of the writ of
hGbeds corpus In Ireland
@. w. Hunt, Under Secretary Of
the Treasury will be appointed Chan
ceIlor of the Exchequer
In the House of Commons, this
afternoon, Lord Stanley said the adj
journment of Parliament until Thurs
day was desirable, to afford the Gov
ernment an opportunity to zeomplete
a Cabinet
Gladstone said such delay in the
proceedings Of Parliament was unpre-
cedented, but in the. present ease It
might possibly be j1stifable.
~ FRANCE. Z g z dd 2 &
PARIS Feb. 28.-EFe.-The officers
of the French army now absent on
furlough, have been ordered to report
at their headquarters on or befarethe
31st of March, on which day All ex-
isting furloughs. terminate ,g4 "a
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The Pr0P9sed QPe4ipg Of an AHey

Of TIE Proposed Opeqipg Of an Alley
41-Ys5i an Bloch IS, LaniascO
NE BIOTI0N OF EOUNCILHAN
man, In 9 following ORDER was unan imous-
" passed and adOpted:t #l# goa
ordered, that six weeks public notice
I BY advertisement in he EyansytIie daily
Journal, be given tEat on the zStn Gay Of
b March, 1858. the Common CouDcH Of the
city Of Evansville wild make an ordeF 70
open and lay OUT an aiiey IN BLOCK num-
Der eighty-Ifve mo. 81 iI the town. Of La
makco City tnoW city or ENanSNiIeli sal4
alley TO be - the width o1twelVe. ~ feets {
and tO-eateud from SIKH street 10 kra@z-
lin StreeU1 Afittt theH,s esf line Of said alley
to be one hundred aud nineIeen (ll9) feet
/ distant from sixth Avenue, ana paraIisl
with said SIxtu lAYeuue. aFE
And should auv person aggrleVeds at any
time within SIX weeks, apply TO then tCom-
nlOn Council for redress, By petition ORE
Common Council, and containing state
Tnent of the injuries complained OF and
the amount demanded therefor, said peL=
ton or FemOnstrance will be cous1dered
heard, and determined by the common
Council on the said 2Sth day OF March,
1868.
And it is further ordered, that the Clerk
record in the Minute Book Of the Council
the plat of said Block No. S5, with the sur
width and length of said .aileyi as the.
same Is pra posed TO be laid out ana open
ed which PITT has been prepared Dy Cnas.
b. Bateman, City Surve! or.
E2y order of the Council.
A. III. MCGRIFF, Clerk.
City Clerks Once, February IOths 1873,
J fehl4 dow ,--..
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1868-06-13

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