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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

CONCERT.-A Vocal and instrumental
Concert viii be given at the PFesby terian
Church in Eden, Delaware Co, Ohio on the
evening Of the oath inst, for the benefit of
the Church.
All are cordially invited to attend.
Admission . cents children under y
years, half-prfce.
J. L. LOWER,
Pastor ofthe Church and Conductor Of the
Music.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

VENTILATOR's Communication might
have been published had his name
been made known TO US We suggest
that he lay his complaint before the
Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

THE Y. N. C. A. has engaged Paul
Du ChailIu, the African traveller, to
deliver lecture during the season.
Kate Field has been engaged by the
University Association.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

Losr-On December 10th or 11th, a
Morocco Pocket Book, containing a gem
tIeman's gold pin, with set, and about
$500 in money. Liberal reward to
finder, by leaving at
NEW Book STORE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

SOCIAL.-The ladies of the Parsonage
Aid Society of the William Street n.
Z. Church gave pleasant social at the
church last evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

WOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN ASSOCIA-
i TION.-Hau in Evans new block, sec
ond floor. Reading Room open every day
and evening. Business meetings, I'd and 4th
Friday evenings. Daily prayer meeting
from to $50 a. M. Also on Friday eY-
enings not occupied by business meetings.
G. b. LITTLE, W. 7. WATSON,
Rec. Sec'Y. President.
]. A. ALEXANDER, Cor. Sec'y.
T ADIES' CHRISTIAN UNIoN-8Ieets
IL in Y. n. @. a. Rooms, first Thursday in
each month. MRS. J. MURRAY,
MRS. q. @. EATON, Sec'y. President.
ELAWARE COUNTY MEDICAL So
II CTErY.-Meets in Delaware, on the I'd
Tuesday of each month.
E H. HYATT, a. BLYh1YER,
Secretary. President.
@ II. PATRICK'S r. C. BENEVOLENT so
- CIETY-Meets in st. Mary's School
room, every Sabbath afternoon.
J. p. DONAHOE, NJ. q. BRODERICK,
Secretary. President.
ELAWARE INSTITUTE, meets every
II Tuesday evening in basement of African
II. e. Church. s. B. NORRIS,
B. T.. THOMAS, Sec'y. President.
UILDING. 5AssOCIATION.--M Of
ID Stockholders, fourth Saturday in each
month meeting of Directors, on Tuesday
following. ]. ID. VAN DEMAN,
@. o. LITTLE, Secy- President.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

The Y. NJ. c. A. needs money. Go to
Capt. Halls lecture, and thus aid a
good cause. The Esquimaux Family
and Relics of Franklin's Expedition
will be arhfhited.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

BE Beauti1uI.-If You desire beauty YOU
should use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
1t gi6es a soft, refined, satfn-liKe texture
to the complexion, removes Roughness,
Redness Blotches, Sunburn, Tan, &c, and
adds tinge Of Pearly Bloom to the plain
est features, It brings the Bloom Of Youth
to the fading cheek and changes the rustic
Country Girl into Fashionable City Belle.
In the use of the Magnolia Balm lies the
true secret of Beauty. No lady need COM
plain of her Complexion who will invest 75
cents in this delightful article.
Lyons kathairOn is the best Hair Dress
ng in use. dec. S-lmo.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS have
decided to grant the Brown township
ditch, an Improvement anxiousIy Pc
titioned for by the Brown townshipers.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

CATHoI1C FAIR.-A Fair and Festiv-
al under the auspices of the Catholic
Church, of this city, will open in Mil
ler's Hall, on Tuesday night next, the
21sf, INST. This Fair should be liberal
ly patron I'D, as the proceeds will be
used for the liquidation of the heavy
debt now impending upon the Church.
Rev. Mr. McPhillips has secured a
beautiful Gold Headed Cane which
Will be disposed OF by ballot, ami it is
10 be supposed that the gentlemen be-
tween whom the contest will be are,
Hon. A. E. LEE, of tie GAzETTE, and R.
f. HURLBUTT, Esq, Of the Herald. The
affair will no donbt elicit much interest
from their respective friends.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

NJ EVV styles Plaid and Fancy CIoakings
IN ChinChellR CloalSings,
Albermarle double faced Repelantst
Gold mixed and Black and White
mixed WaterproOfs,
AZ J. II. Memdenhall & Co.'s
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

ELEvATED.-The bell mot 6eIe) of
the Female College has been raised to
its proper level, viz:-the tower of that
institution.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

FARMERS who have stock to take
care of are experiencing great incon-
venience from the continued wet
weather.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17
tow AND COUNTY.

The proceeds Of Prof Williams
lecture we're 1925.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

Parents send your children to the
Matinee tomorrow afternoon, at VIM.
st. Church.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

JUDGE PowELL's book we under
stand viii be issued from the press
about the first of January.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

JOHN CooMER has been appointed
Railroad Agent at Ashley.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17
Fire Departments.


Ecercfse..ed Friday Eccutng Of each month.
OLENTANGY ENGINE Co, No. Meets
" at North Delaware Engine House, on
8e0Ond Monday evening OF each month";
w. g. CANNON, j. H. BETHARD,
Secretary. Foreman.
II &R., H & L. CO.-AIeets at same place
N on first Thursday evening of each
month. G. V. DIVISION,
WIN. LEAR, Sec'y. Foreman.
NEPTUNE HOSE CO.--Meets at same
IN place on first Friday evening OF each
month. @. CRONKLEION,
L. GALLEHER, Sec'y. Foreman.
WASHINGTON ENGINE CO.. No. p
w Meets at South Delaware Engine
House, on second Monday evening Of each
month. LEWIS SMITH,
II. WILSON, Sec'y. Foreman.
UTASHINGTON HOSE Co, No. 2-Meets
w same as above. J. SHINELEY,
Foreman.
TTNION ENGINE CO., No. 3--Meets at
" East Delaware Engine House, on frst
Friday evening Of each month.
PATRICK CLERY, RICHARD kEEEE,
Secretary Foreman
TTNION HOSE co. meets same as above.
" ROBERT PARKER. Foreman.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

Christmas is coming week from
to morrow.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

Sore or DFg Throat cured by half a Plas-
ter; usually in two or three hours.
DIR. Green, No. S63 Broadway, n. y, In
forms us he sold on Monday, June q 1852
Two FIaSters to young woman suffering
very severely from lumbago. On Thursday
s1e called TO get two more for friend, and
then stated how the two she had purchased
on Monday had relieved her Immediately
after putting them on, and cured her ill f1Do
days of most distressing pain in her back
and lOins.
Allcock's Porous PlasteTs have been found
specifics for Rheumatism Of the Wrists.
decI7-lm
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

Remember that Capt. Hail and the
Esquimaux Family travelling with
him, viii appear at VIM. st. Church
tomorrow afternoon and evening.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17
The COnsfffutiOn Over1hrOVVm

The Constitution and Health may be ruin
ed by a few applications of the lead or sui
phur hair dyes now in the market. mot "a
Dye" may be the motto of such noStrums
but Il DIE may be the result of using
them. But ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
of all deleterious tendency, under the in
fallible laws of SctencP. BE il known to all
that
CF1stadOrO'S
Excelsior Hair Dye
has been analyzed by the distinguished
chemist, Prof Chiffon, and his certificate
Of its wholesomeness may be seen at Girls
tadorO's. Astor House. New York
CRISTADORO'S HAIR PRESERVATIVE
as a Dressing, acts like a charm on the hair
after Dyeing. Try il. decl7-Im
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17
DOMESTIC GOODS,

purchased during the recent panic. ia
prices Carpets, on-Cloths, Rugs, Nattinga
and House TyeepInr Goods generally.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

FIREMEN's FAIR.-Remembe the
Fair of the Neptune Hose Company at
TemplaF Hall c ',nmrucing en- Christ
mas Eve. The proceeds of the Fair
viii be devoted to procuring nnif,rms
for tho company. The boys richly de-
serve this slight rec ,gniti III of their
services in guarding our homrs and
business places from he Tayagps of the
devouring element. There will Re a
double pleasure in enjoying the Far
and contributing TO cause 50 worthy.
The Fair will be continued every eve
ming until New Years Eve. Tie ladies'
of the town are requested to meet at The
Hall Friday, the 24th to assist in decor
ating the hall. See advertisement.
THEATRIcAL.-Our amusement low
ing citizens are enjoying a series of
first class theatrical performances this
week. The Olympic Theatre Company
opened a short season at BIilIer's Hall
Monday evening with good audience
which they succeeded so well in
pleasing, that they have been greeted
by fine houses ever since, notwith-
standing the very inclement weather.
Helen D'Este is an actress of much
merit, and renders her parts with a
charming naturalness which can but
| please an appreciatiYe audience. She
is ably supported by a company which
many good judges pronounce the best
that ever visited Delaware. Monday
night was produced an interesting
three act piece entitled Cynthia; OF
the Gypsy Queen" Tuesday night
Mrs. Henry Woods "East Lynne" was
admirably rendered. Wednesday ev.
ening fair audience braved the rain
to witness Camille" Last night was
played the "Hidden Hand" and the
farce "a Kiss in the Dark To-nirht
will be given the popular five act play
''Under the Gas Light with Helen
D'Este as Laura CourtIand; Miss Liz
zie Hardy as Old Judas; Miss Angel.
10 as Peach Blossom; J. G. Stuttz al
Snorky' P. E. Connolly as Byke, and
the rest of the characters by the com,
pany.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17
na- COME TO NO. 2,
WILLIAMS BLOCK,

where you wnllhndla large and good stock
ana be sure OF getting the worth OF you
money.
Nov. 5, ls59-tL
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17
MARKETS.
Money,

Delaware Retail market.
Corrected aOeekLV by DONAvIN & POTWIN,
Wholesale and Ietdu GrOcerS and dealers i7I
Country Produce.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

JUST RECEIVEDs-A fine stock of
papers suitable for Letter and Bill Heads
at the GAZETTE jon OFFICE. Also q good
stock Of Flat and Folio paper, all kinds of
COlOred and white papers for Posters and
Hand Bills, Card Boards, &c. For anything
in the Printing Line 60 to the GAZETTE
jon OFFICE.
r.. R. Henderson has very large stock Of
ready made Over-COats, which he will sell
at cost. oct23 BS
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17

How True and how strange, that people
should seek relief in the hierOglifiies OF n
doctors prescription when they can buy as
good, and nine times out of ten q better,
remedy than most doctors give, for the in
significant sum Of . cents. We refer to
cure Headache, Liver Complaint, Iudiges-
ton, Female Irregularities, and all bilious
disorders. They are prepared from a form
ula pronounced by the most learned Ply
sic1ans Of our country to be the best and
most universal Of family medicines. Give
them fair trial and you will never be
without JudsOn's Mountain Herb Pills.
Sold by all dealers. deI7-2m
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-12-17
10 PER CENT. TABLES,
PeOpIe's Dry Goods Store.

Purchasers can rely on finding all the
Goods named in this bill, both iu quantity.
quality and price, for
, 1869-03-19

heard them In Nsr York, aud on the Has-
lem cars itlt WAS general. eonSerea Ion 10
Wall street, aud amonK lawyers, and men
A. Il VA poken Of as big Job, at Albany
aud soma 1aAtored that Ia indueacs would
be 70 Ct rup1 lec,slattop.
O.. By sir. dale: You knew that the ru-
NOR 1eterrcd to member Of that commit
tees 4. Yes, Sir.
majority report submitted BY Senator Pierce.
A. / did not know that he had sIeeeu it;
had never, seen tht report.
o. Had you any Information on the sub
ject referred 10 BY that newspaper article de-
fiyed trom any. .pesson protesting to hare
knowledge On The subject: "a. No, sir; I
lad D.: Information osLer than ihrse iluat-
ipr rumors about the capital and New York;
/ had 60 information on the subject more
than any other geu']eman had.
@. Haye you .any knoWledge as to the
amcuut Of money expended BY either party
in that controversy 4. No, air have no
direct knowledge except That Is reported IN
the various rumors.
o, Then you say you have no direct kno FL
edge; hare you beard any persons interested
IN this controversy or employed !n 1t state
ang1Eing in reference to the amount tx
pendsds A. No, sir; know SO little about
The controversy that ! hardly know who
were anu r Ao HeEE uoL AuttHes%eN:
G. You we're not engaged on either side 5
4. had NO interest, direct or indirect, con-
tipeent or ofherwfse.
Q. You had no Interest in the measure
here! A. No, sir.
Q. Have you any knowledge or informs-
tion Other than what you characterized Is
common rumor In regard to the suht.c. IN at.
ter Of this resolution under whlcn this COM
mittee is actlngs 4 have not.
Ffum tat Nav YoFf Trbnu-. Matt1 111
As to Mr. Greeley's testimony, 1t is not
true that what be testified with regard to
Mattoon "Was derived from man VINO STA
Ted it So nnF< Tunaor." That man stated 1t
As an uIaoubted flc.; and fet We never sup
posed that he saw paid to Mattoon either
the sl5, ,ooo or the S1o,c0o. He spoke Of what
was cusfcnt tn Albany CIRCLES, Just as en-
gaEenents and Intended marriages Ae spoken
Ct IN social circles By persons who d. nor ad.
duce legal evidence OF what they Jet know to
be true.
, 1869-03-19

en conceivable degrees Of fraud. Every one
2tthtse e counties md ciiies propose to hligato
hn.e oosas 70 the eGd oil the law, but II
ef1,e cfeen una!'y, VIII submit, as every good
a1.sr.:,nnu snonIu 40. But how can LcWspapsr
ths t1Ttnt I9 oouTie Of justice to arrive 1t
srH in rs1;,, Maa. ~. oo}eet hare the b2ndho'd-
pape8sf Your city, and the re- 51f3n.ncs I'm Of
tous Paprf caunet be on the sife of these
oonaoolaeEs, right OF wrong. and through
5unL counts endeayor TO eet m public
opinion against The Courts Of Iowa, and lbs
.isuss * " en2se twenty counties aud cIucs in
We bare had in this county a lit;ca,inn er.
tending through moro thin twenty vars.
involving title 10 1890 acres of 1ana and
AZ the real estate Of our four1shin,r c,tie,-
THE value Of this property il many m,I,,ons.
It vas holly ltleated. resideuts Of Iowa and
many other States were inseseased 10 Tue
properly thicago and st. Louis ne wspaper
Old not take part IN the CONTROVERSY. f Il
ana1ly settled through the cous,s by the Inv
jnst as the bond question will be. Let The
courts Eett1e this question, and when settled
the loyal, true people OF Iowa Will ABIDE
their JUDGMENT. The courts will not be In.
nueEced BY Newspaper discussions, and att
eaes ot lawyers, who, when beaten In court,
appessi 20 tne press. Ne have noshiay 10
lear hon public opinion, and desire no con
cealmeot ot our position but wh1t We do
demand, and most dedre Is, II it is 10 BE-
made public question; that whateyer may
oe ssio. IS 70 our case. may ee fairly and
tIuthfolly said. And If understood
abroad as 1t Is at home, and as 1t Is In fsct.
To- the ssry great majority OF tie bar, The
oeneh the newspaper press, and tie people,
via lake the side Of Iowa III this controrer.
*. Because isls sta*e question, affecting
M ,he Consultation, The Laws, The Judiciary and
tae People OF the sta'e, aud not coufncd. a.
Soa NJ intimate. to few refractory Super gi.ors
:, And, tnasmuch as You have published one
eide, You viii do Us the Justice to Iussrt IN
your Widely circulated pa per this commnn1.
.s;dao e;adtaon, that your readers may have both
As sooa as printed, Will send rou
copy OF Judge Becks tpIolon.
Whlsh gives the facts and law reiytios
10 the Aatsax corpus care a. understood bV
ne loEa Judiciary. And as your a; tlcIe /.
calculated TO prejudice your readers. yonr
sense Of Justice, VIC trust, will induce van
umus. 40 'o1 eoi'
neepee1luAy, JOSEPH HOLMAN.
Eunerr}vrr
, 1869-03-19

sepasattd the two, and nothing moro was
sald about 1t. The first mate, enolaIuK Tho
exsmp]e, went on shore, got drunk, and was
). tng Il hayirg cnt and wounded With knlfe
three sailors II; the streets Of Fayal,, But I
might fill pages were 10 20 on jotticE down
The ecctut,ic freaks of these tWo officers,
whom Nestra. 1rinnell, Ailnturu 4 Co. arc
tho Commis eiouors Of Emigration are, no
doubt, more than satisfied.
Tho poorer emjgrants wandered all over
the Island. teC3!ng here, stealing there,
wa<h hing Themselves and thslr yernlnous
cloth. In It's tcanty streams. Such al had
noney, spent i very ston il fresh provis-
lots tailed to Tempt them. a7udrt1tfsafe soon
dispersed the reedcd hoard and when the
Amesfcuc uulo.. was declarsd ready to sail,
tn deck Ia ahfp never showed such crowd
ot ragged. penniess snd hungry MORALS a
thtn stored on hers. On the 10th of Jan
uarr lsst: ltss one passenger, 8 woman, who
vas left dyi:t IN the hospital at F,yal, ard
her twn chtldrcI, aud plus the PASSENGERS OF
The yorktown, several "beach. .combefs," or
CcntnI's mer, and one or two rew hands be-
fore the mast, her cauyaas Y As sheeted home
TO deac fair breeze, and encountertne noth.
iEg hut d-e weather With light winds til of
Cape aatterns, she nladt New York on the
Goth day Of Februory.
DETAILS Unfit PoR PUBLICATION.
1haFe puspo:ely rcftained IRON dwelling
on the IMMORAL. ) aud license that reIsued
CT board from the time she LETT Loudop, be-
cause an sccourt In detail wonld involve
much not fit tor ears polite; and have not
described too infinitely the horrible tl,h and
stel ch Of the Tween decks, especially after
the hurricane, during which the women,
children, snd such men Is chose to disgrace
themselves. we're below NJ Ither hive at
tempted a too vivid pIcture OF the obscentty
and la.phtmy which made up the coayer-
sation OF the maiori.y Of the passengers.
{)XE VINO aIIY rn u1r1r IJcu
, 1869-03-19
RaRkfSIH4 nf hHhe1llo1

tFIt&1oouseICr oI lQs lf0t t1n4et.
H'ltGn head 1slard Has formerly owned By
General seahzook, the largest Shareholder IL
tht county and tne Of The very wealthiess
men al the son'n. Ais plantations wee iu-
q enke m t1.ent hts Income was enormons-
The family cnrs,.ted OF hfntelf and vile,
FOE and dau9hur.in.Inw and An
unmarried ton. They enjoyed every luxury
atd lived In grand atJle; the sons
had been carefully trained aud edu-
Gated the family knew only the highest So
ctety RI Europe and this country. War came,
the Cniuu folces obtained possession OF I'll
klard; th. Stabreah; dsd in terror to
Che1estop, leavius eli their slayes except a
few budy teryan;s, and eTen most OF their
household property, 70 the tender 1aercies Of
The Federal trt,ops. The SeabEooks soouL
konpd themselves Ia state OF ucstltntiua
! In Charleston. TIE fall vas too great Or
The CID man to bear, ue died within a
lew mouths br0ken-hearted. The married
| ron joined the rebel army, aud soon fol-
lowed his venerable father to The grave. The
| NJ narIaed stn Etaehfd alour In deatitut; IN
tor fome years. Bow be lived know not.
But be Is row dfisek on ore Of the CcnrIes.
Ton street CAT. under the direction of u Celtic
. condnrlor. Ae says he Is learning business,
= eottert to commence At the fool of tke
'aea aes, snd lneans to work his rJay up- Sue
GERS to bin In IL brave tdotf.. Tbs yeuera'
re mother md her s.reav<f. daus -i1.ltw
Chsrl+s.ou almAhouse- A1o,hsri1,n,teauou
owed By tho Cap .rsHve-x Eealth7. One
rece611y died 10 W. nj at Chsrtest1u -suo.her
40 IT tae1 o. 1at pFosd fatnlly IL now ID
ttr CnAtssse- Almabou8s. Verify, tha tetIa-
pntloas 4o< .ttellion h4ye been terrible.
, 1869-03-19
THE RA'tROAO MUR1ER.
IIdiksa Ohltess In Chielgs Searehiag fer the
Assslsi..'-The3 Have Eeqal,iusa
fer jerry Dosqy4k.

II IL urtefs' ond that enc tnor3 rfdcSr1 Of tSe
sf.'c OF lpa xua arc n IN t'hcsxo in ee5rch cf.
ard srmtd wuh requt.tt!or for, teuoa $40.
rossc to be tie sssss. n Of Co1dGctef Carw!a, o<
tee Pittsburgh kers Ws,ne KAiroad, wnu uae
fhot cta- or h:s train, ab II: E OF III u,uce vhis
At'tEp'it 10 collect f,r: from a. uekeoun ruf-
f.u- TIE siterrattou too p a.e upan 'ns outside
psatioru, Of plsleR. eE car tson which Inc mu.-
dtrer leaped sitar trIR TIC ehos. and was seen no
nc1r. 1t was Supposed. 1t tho tlra- ttai III. dead
waa rpsuat+d oT &c Of y asns fink yes, wnose
due O. Cctw D, apa who O. st.s ntant. "a .st1ov
hls tes OF. Hdw-veE,a a description Ct ite -
-s-t'n r3s II s.,re manner procured, ant II u
s' ene',i. IRE non se'' IN mt a.,e,ss H.
ler the purtose Of appn henalrg tereoe uno
eo.r..poEa. vim 10 a.ses.pu IN Tee IND r,duai
hIltG go. GIT y zone oiEes th31 Jts.y DoRtso,
tsv wellernwn ch!c,9o pue:iitt, whose ten ~
appearance IL tAtd t cos-l co:se.rnpa W.tt thst
Il H. unkrosn a-sasslc. SD VINO i, 10 p-oposed
10 ATS 81 upoH reqn.elt'on from Governor daker
and coLtey 10 Fort Wo{nt. AEos9 'hn p.eulIsr
.tute, contacted WIZ 4he aors. Of the Irdlsg4
osefs n,w ~. sy The 1T .hsy ~: not
lsr 4, ual done, ard sss bshsr-d 70 bo opera:-
/ nF entirely Il depet der' q. tho at=sstanes WEIGH
n't,et D. :. ode1eo By tne latter It $50 appears
| ttat tley are q; On, eloaaoly u1o1 <he w1orF r
| teent- n II II vel, krswD. SID be treal un-
vrrtlbly ttnved, that Jerry Dorurau bas, uustrx
at 4e.s.r. Re.d / saera1a Il she!r sl.aessee.
Esuse. hsv1rG ht'd Ee-pon.,bsc pottsfun eau.
ElCGo "Ea tneab1p0eot ol ffxtn llHtt. &n& thkt
&c fss btec thus eIRse"d tke b3oSs Of Ala-
4t1k sfer,d:p, soperirsec cttr: Of the ear+.l rh.
ment. vii NJ mls'AkAb1y thew- L corarq.ep-e
VI pt5f:c' k-o o4kcyx Of D1rovse i /: n espcc OF
ihs Erase eh-Efe-b4stu uoou t-e maxi . th1E !
nan Eaj not % IL two p}.cts At The ta1- time
ard. be.lces. raiuta ally fearful for biz lite ID 4
uEMnnfy wccr~ futpected retsop4 are soQe-
lt2ss stento "itse1t th' fofm4l!ss Of = trtas. II
y re:itFeG tht. Els if1c d. hava tat.n Easas7fes
to eGte.l h:s 1h aaoa:a far rte present. -
test tie = slnus Heczicr oeiee:lyes ass ukcls 10
letHH With empty kaaes 20 III d Donovan Is
tOUseltSn. -
, 1869-03-19


cEty.
None Of the Objectionable festures IN.
ccrporated tn the N >1th ami South d..
vision bills appear In The Wes: Side bill,
and Its advantages over them may be
briefly summed up as follows:
l. Tho Commissioners have no au-
thority to issue bonds.
II. There src no taxes to pay for The
lard, tho boulevard and parks remaiIirg
forever free Of encumorance. tbc whole
cost being asstssed upon The frontage,
most OF which Is already donated.
III. The whole tsx Of halt = mill is in
reality limi'ed 10 two years, for, If OBJ
jecucnAble in any manner, il may bs re-
pealed at the next session Of the General
Assembly,
". Tic Commissioners have author
i'y to bcrraw Only $4,000 t, plats, sur
Eeys and other preiiniuaries.
V. Every man receives compensation
'cr lie amount he is assessed.
Wi b such q bill, 20 carefully drawn,
60 completely surrounded with safeguards
against fraud or imposition up1n b,,h
the property owner ard ta1 payer, thu
peoule Of the Yves. Division viii be very
blind to their interests if they fait 10 rat
ify il en- Tuesday ne1t, and secure not
cnly an improvement which must give
new life TO the whole divisiou, but g
beautiful ornament, which will be their
property and the properly OF Their ch,l-
dren forever.