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Assignment of Henderson & Colnell

Assignment OF Henderson 4 C0lneu.
Close upon the news of the burn
ing of the store of j. S. Henderson,
came the announcement that Messrs.
Henderson & Connell had made an
assignment to Mr. W. Fl. Wheeler,
for the benefit of their creditors
Rumors snd conuter rumors few
thick and fast, and it was telegraph.
ed abroad that the failure of this
firm involved many others. Upon
what this wholesale falsehood was
based we are at q loss to know
There is not q business house in our
town that is involved to any consid.
cradle extent, and certainly none in.
volved to an extent that will in the
Ileast affect their standing. 1t is,
perhaps, human to look at the worst
side of the matter, but it is not cred
table, Let us await the facts in the
sssa
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"Old Jackson Foundry"

We are glad to learn that Mr.. j..
G. Powell has purchased an interest
in this foundry, and the buslnes will
hereafter be conducted under the
firm name of Marvin & Powell. Mr..
Powell is well known to our people,
and needs no recommendation from
us. The firm Is a good one and we
wish them the success they deserve.
We wish Findlay had few more
such institutions,
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NON PoPULr-Tie voice OF the people Is
unanimous in praise ofOne thing, at Il asst, that
is Morse's Indian Root Pills, and is is well de-
served. The best remedy in the world for al
most all diseases that aflIiet the human race,
they act directly ON the blood, stomach and
bowels. Keep your blood pure by an OCCASION
al dose of these pills, and you VIII not be sick
The blood is the life, keep it pure by using the
only medicine that will completely cleanse
1t, MOrsc's Indian Root Pills. Use the Mo-Se's
Pills in ali cases of BilIiousneSs, Liv =
plaint, Female Irregularities, Headache ,Indi-
sestion, &c. Sold by all Dealers. ~f.
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COMMON SENSE!Ii

WANTED-AGENTsS. $50 per month 10
sell the only GENUINE fNIPHOVEp CON-
MON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MACHINE.
PRICE ONLY SIS. Great inducements 20 Agents.
TiIis is the most popular sewing Machine ot
the day-RaSeS the famSuS .-f,ia>iic Lock
.SJitch"-wiii any kind Of work tha.i can n,.
bc done on any Maciiae-.93 .gGG sOia, ard
the demand constantly Increasing. Now is
the time 10 take an Agency. send Tor circlI-
lars. 20 Be'rcTe Of iHfrii.ye yerS.-,tSI Address
SECOAIB & co, Boston, Mass, PIttsburg, Pa,
or St. Louis. do.
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County rights for sale. 2

BE- There is nothing in the world equal to
to the AlisIna for removing dandrafT and hui
niors of the scalp, preventing badness, and
giving the hair a luxuriant appearance, al
ways giving satisfaction, and sold by all drug
Cists
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All the Ladies' in FindIau

Are hereby invited to call at ROTHCHILDS
sioEe at once, and examine his fne stock of
Ladies' Dress Goods. which comprises a fnll
and varied assortment, and which will be sold
cheaper than can be procured elsewhere.
Rothchild keeps the best goods, and sells
cheaper than the cheapest. Presents for the
New Year may be obtained there at a big
saving. "A word to the wise is sufficient.
Snyl
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Installation,

lnSLdIldtlO1.
On the evening OF the 25th inst,
d. 3. BeardsIey, assisted by James
Wilson, installed tie following oili-
GERS OF Benton Lodge, No. lis. T. &
A. III:
w. M.-Thomas Ballard.
S. W.-John G.. Smith.
j VT. C. Ballard.
S. Dc w. Dukes.
j. D.-J. Miller.
Secretary-David Conner.
Treasurer-Wiliiam Motif.
Tyler-A. Perry.
Alter the installation the brethren
and their wives sat down 10 q most
5ounliful supper, and, after supper,
came singing aud speeches. All was
conducted with the best OF order and
harmony.
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All persons indebted to the firm OF j. Ksn.
BILE & Co. are requested to make imInediate
settlement. The books must be settled before
the LIST of January, 1870.
noSOt-i BrsHoS, WISDERS & Co.
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WANTED, AGENTS FOR THE
PEOPLE'SLAW BOOK
EVERY KIND OF BUSINESS,

Agents are meeting with unexampled
success. The high character of the work. its
practical value TO all classes, its splendid rec
concentrations, and its beautiful appearance,
place them on the high road to success from
the very outset. For circulars, unparalleled
array OF testimonials, and particulars of Agen-
cy, address, E. HANNAFORD & CO., Publish
ers, liz West Fourth street, Cincinnati.
p. S.-Also, wanted, Agents for Greeley's
FAMILY BIBLE. The last named work Just out
Dec. "a, lS69-t4
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We neglected last Seek to notice
the clock which our friend DR.. Jacob
Carr has placed on his Office in Hen
derson's Block. 1t is an excellent
institution.
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st. Johns Day.

st. Johns Day.
Past Master William Anderson. OF
Findlay Lodge, No. 227, F. d A. NJ,
installed the officers of Findlay
Lodge, No. 227, and Blanchard
Lodge, No. 403, on Monday evening,
Dec. 81. After the installation, re-
freshments were served up in the
room Immediately under the Hall,
and a right pleasant season was en-
joyed by the fraternity.
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Notice.

'All persons indebted TO Frey < Ettinger are
)auested TO call and settle their accounts at
lie. They desire to close all accounts at the
Aofthe year. Accounts of long standing,
1 are not settled promptly, will be placed in
L' be hand Of sn Attorney for collection.
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We learn that Aiessrs. A. & d.
Joy, proprietors of the "Joy House. .
Carey, have purchased Crooks
House," fIom Geo. II. Croois, Esq.
1t is the intention of Mr.. David JOY
to take charge of the house while his
brother remains in charge at Carey.
We believe, however, that Mr.
Sprague's lease does not expire until
one year from the first OF May next
Mr.. Joy is an excellent man and has
The reputation of being frst-class
landlord. We wish him unboundeG
success.
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Mrs. Jacob Peters will accept our
thanks for a lot of nice apples.

WE are under obligations to Mr..
W. II. Whiteley for the report OF the
Teachers Institute up to the time CT
going to press.
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Af71pe FlndIaY .--...-II 81 am 10 % pm. To pm
kTrains arriving in Findlay at 81 p II, m,connect
at Carey with Mail Train from the South which
leaves Cincinnati at 7.l5 IN Dayton at lois
a m Osborn at lO5S a m; Springfield at lbs
a m Urbana at l2.l5 p m; Bellefontaine at
l. 30 IN: Kenton at 2-25 m Forest at 2-57 p m
arriving at Carey at 3.32 p m.
gs Passengers by this Line reach FIradlGy quick
er than by any other Route
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For Baers German and English Lancaster
eGn al Henderson, * ConneIrs-
nSO-iS-l ]. B. EATON.
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MASONIC FESTIVAL.
Celebration orSs. Johns Day.

Public installation of officers OF Bluftor
Lodge, No. -, +. * \. NJ, in Button, Ohio
Monday evening, Dec. q, 1858, for the benefl
OF the Lodge.
Ihe E!uifton brass band, slee club, and 4 ful
string band viii enliven the occasion.
oraiions will be delivered. and a splendid
supper VIII be prepared by the ladies. Every
body is invited TO come and have a good tir.,c
aud add mite 20 a worthy object.
y social Hop ;" will also be given at the
National Hall for the same object
By order OF the Committee of Arrangements.
30w3
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REMEMBER that OLIVE LOGAN lee
lures at the NJ. E. Church, Saturday
evening, January 8,
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Z. CT Sumner

I. q. &. Z. Supper.
The Goo' Templars will give an Oyster Sup
perat Wheeicris Hall, Friday evening, Dec Ii.
All lovers of Temperance, and al others, are
cordially invited to be present. Admission, 75
cents per couple; 40 cents single.
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Farmers visiting town will find Warm
Lunch, at all hoars, at GI:IB8LE & &ScHULER's.
Don't forget the place-next door 10 Frey Il
Etiinger's Drug Store.
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Cincinnati, Sandusky and Cleveland
TO FINDLAY.

The SIS Train connects at Carey With
Mail going South reaching Forest at lois IN !;
Kenton at 1850; Bellefontaine at ll.5S Urbana
at IL Al p m; Springfield at LIS p m Osborn at
2.05 p m; Dayton at 2.4Op m; Cincinnati at
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Local Business Notices.

90 Business Notices, in our Local Col
nmns. Single Insertion, 10 cents a line 10 Reg
1llar Advertisers, and - cents TO Transient
Advertisers Each Additional Insertion, 10
vents per line.
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: s55s35g9. 9.5q 50

= e = q g g = :. g = =
! To'TRE1.-Ol;EiNG CT. ssS.-We gre now
pr pared to igr:iisit all Glasses with constant
employment at home, the whole of the time
or Tor the spare moment. business new,
light and Profitable. PaTss.5!s o. either sex
easily eaTn ig0I.I atc- to - pcr evening, ard y
proportional sru by GryotiGg their WEoie
tim, 10 the business. Boys anu girls earn
nearly as uIucl as men. .:st ali WHO .se this
noace may send tDeir atitirtss. and test the
business, we make This u,5.31alieietl ofier:-
To SUch not we'll ssll...t4. IS = ,ri.l send
81 10 pay for the trui.o'e 90 -. tiI.. fUil par
tculars. valuable 1.i'-. wiiica Wili do to
commence work on ami roIg- c. Tie PeG-
pies LiieIul.y CJHpGaioH-One Oi inc ieTsyst and
DeSt family newspapers EuoiisheG--,tii sent
free by mail Read"r. If yGU want % rmanent,
profitable work, address; Il. G.. ALLEN L co.
AUGUSTA. EAISE-
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Where to Get It.

Those who wish to get iife-like photograph
II themselves FOR 4 New Year's present, or for
any other purpose, will find that /. q. ZAY'S,
ialiery is the identical place where it can be
'btained FOR the least money. Don't fail 70
all soon. ss,rl
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DhGie5cy' Cure i0r Sex IIssidseIe2 l. way
ranted an Gnsafiu Z remedy: and taken when
the FIST syInptonls APP ear, viii never fill 10
check The terrible disease.
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5t6 5o6uti:tm:nts.
CANVAssING BOOKS SENT FREEFur,
paris BY Suniig1G
and CassignG

\ J" ~, !. descriptive .! tlIc = lFs.-,-S.sS
ssE>Ft 49, VICES. Sz'ssEsS Essssssi rT,,I
GRIMES of the S4Ez ssE E'LEIs
II tells how Paris has become TIE t;ayest cnd
n0St beautiful City in tho Xorid h0yvi.. Esal,-
cost OF Misery and Sufitriac: low .f.tlor-
are Swi'idlet by Professional Ndye..surs -
L1w iriue and Wee 20 ar3n-i.i-...rn i., tii.,
beduiiIGt tlty; hOW the most Fearful Crimes
are committed a.d concealed BOW money is
$ siatnacEed IL useless iuxuIy: and contains
over ~ E1s-avings OfnOted Places life a.l
ScenSS II Plr.i Agents walifefi. C'auvaSsir..-
HOOKS sent liee. Addre>s NATIONAL PI-Fi-
LIS:iING CO. Cincinnati, OHIO. Chicago, IL,
OF ST Louis, Mo.
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j USl II Ilino.
NO present should be priced higher by the
recipient than an accura'e and truthful like
ness of the donor.
80. then, TO I. B. Zay's Gallery, and get what
VIII gladden. the heart ofwife, husband. moth
er' ilther, sister, brother, sweetheart. lover
or Trend, and we know you will always thank
US Tor the hint. No better present for the
Holidays.
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Now Years

II you want anything In the Boot or Shoe
line, so to STRICKLER & SMITHS.
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uy Your Groceries
at GRi8BLE K SCIICLEI;'s, and thus get the
best in the market. Fu!I assortment always
on hand
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II you want good Buffalo Cloth or Rubber
OVER Shoes, cheap, goto
STRICEIFP. & sNTITIJ,e
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Baltimore Oysters.
BeS; and Largest in Findlay, only ~ cents
perhalf-can, at GRIBBIE x SCHuLERs
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Buy Your sSrca.i
SaniaC Claus

Makes his headquarters at Gribble d
sehuler's. The little folks will not forget the
place.
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M4pRIEp,

RUTIiRACFF-W Ei;-At the residence
OF tils brides father. Gen. VI. L. Walker, in
l,lndlEy, Unio,. Deccpbcr 81. lss, ny Rev -
kennedy, Ar. Ai;sc- futhFauff and Mis-; Nettie
Walker, all OF FlnGfny. Ohio - - =
We congratulate or friend Mae, and wish
him and his fair bride prosperous Journey
on 'lifc's tenpestuous sea- rrr ora +
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Goto ToTTEN's for the Fruit Cake Plug To-
bacco, best in use.
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Our best physicians sanction and recon-
mend theuse Of Halls Yese;abie sicillan Hair
ReneSer. lie; all who are gray @ppIy it.
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Aun.inis.rntor.s yo;;c.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT I
~ have been appointed administrator of The
estate OF Jacob Mundwier, deceased, Ia.e Of
Big Lick township, Hancock county ONO.
GEORGE W, 3iUSDWILER
December 2S, lsss9.
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|. o.. o. F.

L. ". U. Z.
At meeting of Golden Rule En-.
campment, No. 80, l. o o. F., last
Friday evening, the following off
GERS were elected for the ensuing
Term
II. S. Mungen, C. P. ;G. S. Mosher,
S. w; p. B. Morrison, II. P; j. c.
Powell, j. w; j. a. Pittsford,
Scribe; Jno. Adams, Treasurer.
Fl. B. Green, D d. G. p, will in
stall the above officers, Friday eve
ming, Jan. IA, 1870.
AT a regular meeting of Hancock
Lodge, No. u, 1. o. o. f, last Tues
day evening, the following officers
were installed for the ensuing term {:
S. Sprague, N. G. &c. F. Pendle-
ton, V. g.; r. III. Holyday, p S !;
c. B. Hall, X, S.; II. b. Green,
Treasurer.
VIM. McKinnis, d. d. G.. N, will
install the officers of the various
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Largest and best stock of ofMeerschaun Pipes
and Cigar Holders ever brought to this market
"' ToTTES Bros
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Try ToTrES Bros 50 cent, Fine Cut Chew
iu- Tobacco.
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d GO-O5I0N.S CuILa.f,, 4;
<SN,~dS<3 y tNu- Il CLOTHES sep
MA NYse3,xgs5SsSsY sOlsrE:s.-is the most ler-
Na - sfcJ artsc.;. OF tile lSif.si even.
WIZ 3EE3 offered 30 fl.e public made
E$H pftttiiy, hts nicely. aiVs.s
tt<8 ease ard cpnfOTt, aud Is
just what every MAS wants
d EI;iFA Mothers Interested Ia the
{ ..A@A health aEt! comfort 0i thei-
inSEkA GaUgh.esS s.;autd examine
~ i'll -ES3 its 1ier.i>. For sale 10y IaIl-
<~SrrS II ey goods t-ciil-Is generally.
Manufactured by D. Is S-tJ SDEi:ss ( co
&C S-frrs1 street lgytyIf- Nsa--
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Rspairing neatly doneat
STRICKLER & SMITHS.
Notice

Cigar Cases, for the Holidays. tor sale at
TOTrES EkO. <
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Mcerschaum Pipes and Cigar Holders for the
at TorrFS Rpo -
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Auction at j. Schwab & Co.'S.
Every Gay. 1t is the place to get Bargains
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All. schwab & Co.'S, every day. 1t is ,he
place 10 get BARGAINS.
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Lr. G. -. Kosher,
Rare Bargains

And in short everything that may he found
In First-class i,Ty Goods Store. Call and see
him. rxa-9,
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Try Clark Scriptur's Cigars, found only ct
no. s'-stl ToTTES Bros.
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THERE is nothing more suitable for Holi-
day Git than good and instructive book
FREY ETfINGER are Headquarters for.
all of the standard works of the day, and their
stock of Juvenile Books and Photograph All
buns is the largest ever brought to this city
They won't be undsrSold. New publications
received every week by express.
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Holiday Presents.
DIR. J. L. MALEY,
vt ''Old White Corner
Would call Special Attention
To his selection of Fine Lace Collars,
Embroidered Hand5erchiefs, LacrS,
Fringes, &c, &c.
Also, large and full line of
'AleSIndrc, - "CuroOsier," and
Josephine" Seamless Kid Gloves;
Some thing new in Ladies and
Misses Cloth and Berlin Lined Gloves
and Merino and Fleecy Lined Hosiery.
Also, a Fine Variety OF Nice Goods
FOR HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Buy Your Bread
Where you can get the worth ofyour money.
Wheat Bread, Rye Bread, Graham Bread, Hot
Rolls-every thing in the baking line-first
quality, at
GRIBBLE < ScHCLER's
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Dissolution.
The firm Of Eush < Click was dissolved by
mutual consent ON Monday, December G, 1859,
Mr.. Click being compelled to retire Oh accoun:
OF poor health.
T. IL. Johnston takes his place, under the
style OF c. VI. Bush * 60.
The NOTES and boo! accounts OF the old firm
axe in the hands Of the new Iirn. and it is
desired tha; an persons knowing themselves
indebted Will please call soon and make final
settlement.
G. " BUSH < Co.
Try TOTTES Bro 5 Cigars. l,.St IL, TOWN
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Queenswaeei
ofevery variety. and newest styles, cheap
"' SwARTZ ( KUNz'.
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T--- o.io p III.
Passengers leaving Findlay at $50 a. m, ar
rive at Cleveland at ll:20 a. m, and Toledo at
1910 a. IN.
Retu1ling-Leave Cleveland at 2:30 p. M, and
Toledo at 5:l0 p. m, arrive at Findlay at S:35
same evening.
Leaving Cleveland at 500 a. m, and Toledo
at 6:55 a. m, arrive at Findlay at ll:l5 a. m.
Returning-Ieave Findlay at 2:l5 y. m, ar
rive at Cleveland at $40, and Toledo at 1:45
same evening.
Close connections are made at Monroeville
for Mansfield, Columbus, &c.
Passengers by this Road viii reach Findlay
earlier than by any other route.
Toledo at the ticket offices of the Lake Shore
Railway COMPANY
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All work done by STRIcSLER & SMITH war
rantcd.
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Hickory Nuts!
Aaif Dozen Barrels-for sale cheap-at
GaInBI.E Il S;-rII-r ,--,,-
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Boots &;Skoas,
For sale at cost, at
C.M.B BUSH & cos.
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Auction

Auction.
At u. Schwab Il Co.'s, every day 1t is the
place TO get Bargains.
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Auction.

Boots & Shoes.
For sale at Cost, at
C. NJ BUSH & rO y
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Dissolution.

IccTacllaum Pipes, from Folr 20 Ten Dollars
lof Inc Holidays, al ToTrEN Bios.
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Try TorrHx Bios cigars, best in town.
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lodges as IcIlOws:
No 354, MeComh, Jan. l.
No. 407, Carey, Jan. 4.
No. 344, Mt. Blanchard, Jan. s.
No. 353, Vanlue, Jan q.
No. 73, Findlay, Jan. IL.
No. 400, Eagleville, Jan. Is.
No. 333, Van Buren, Jan. 15.
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Pr cf. OF -Attonfcc
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Boots & Shoes,
Forsale at Cost, at
C.M. BUSH & cos.
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ASK Yeur Doctor or Drug-F'
SWEE GgENfNE-it equals (bilT
nine. Manufactured by STEARNS. Fx -,
Chemists. New York LOU
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Council Proceedings

TUESDAY, Sept. I, 1869.
Council met-present all the men,
bers.
From j. L. Meek and others, owners
of lots on the East side of Marion be-
tween Spring and Main, asking that the
pavements be repaired at the expense
of property holders. Referred to
Street Committee.
From Phillip Snyder and others, prop.
erty holders on Eighth, asking that
some means be adopted to prevent the
surplus water on Eighth street from
flooding their lots, and asking that the
sewer be extended. Referred to Com
mittee on Streets
From w. Watson and others, asking
that North street from Ninth to Thir-
teenth be graded and graveled. and
pledging themselves to furnish the gray
ell and two days hauling without charge,
and presenting petition numerously
signed by persons willing to pay for the
Improvement. Referred to Committee
on Streets.
The Trustees Of the Home Of the
Friendless presented memorial agree
ing to fit up a prison for the accommo-
dation of female prisoners, and provide
for all their wants, in return for which
they ask an appropriation of $1,000 to
assist in finishing the building, and also
presented an Ordinance complying with
the request, which was referred to Sc
lect Committee, consisting Of Messrs
Davis, Elder, and Roberts
The Committee on Claimes reported
favorably on the claim of Nathan Doan,
and also in regard to paying the coun-
ty taxes on the City Farm. Adopted.
The Committee on Streets reported
favorahly on the petition of E. c. Sparks
and others asking that the sidewalks on
Sixth from Main to Vine be repaired,
and offered resolution requiring the
| work to be completed prior to the lst
of October with good hard brick. If the
| work is not done by that time, the
Street Commissioner is instructed to
have the same done at the expense of
the property holders. Adopted.
| Mr.. Elder from the committee to
whom was refereed the Ordinance
amending the Ordinance in regard to
| Wood Measurer, asked further time
Granted.
| A resolution was adobted confirming
the action of tue City Clerk and Treas
urer in issuing bond of the city to
| Victor Peterson Tor 5000.
| A resolution was adopted authorizing
| the proper officers to issue a city bond
1 to d. b. Crawford for S2,O0o.
/ A resolution was adopted authorizing
the City Treasurer to borrow for the
| use of the city, $4,000 on the best pos
sible terms, and authorizing the Clerk
| and Treasurer to issue bond therefor
/ Adopted.
Mr. Curme offered resolution au