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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

NEW CASTLE COUNTY MUTUAL
N INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE WILMINGTON INSTITUTE.
CORNER EIGHTH AND MARKET STREETS
WILMINGTON, DEL.
INTEREST ON PREMIUM NOTES REDUCED TO PIvp
PER GENT
,,tp urlnciplo Of Mutual insurance is belisved "a -
he and axperieneeso far proved IL 10 be- ~
,rqtt IasR OF insurance against Loss by Fine AMI
th"ush this Institution has heeeu but " years 10
ir tue list of insurers Will compare ayorAblv win
v oter; aud the l5sssa by fire during that tina a.
hsn,h Few have been promptly paid Asal who hnvs
49, insured in this ONCE AHd have had the nj sfrtnn ma
la burned ont can attest. The object has been 10 ~,
e,e good list OF safe risks, rather than to swell ta
numter without regard to hazards; th as los
SEEMING the liability ofsinking the cash capital Ia ease Of
Heavy disgsterg during the year.
DIRECTORS.
WItHtsaToN William Candy, Clement B sniy Ill., Gro.
Riehards.i, James Bradford, jacob Pusey John Coeh,
ran VIM. ratDall, Edward T. lleah, Charles W. How.
land, Samuel CANDY.
URAEnTWlAR HuNbREn Edward BTinghuTat.
eHRIeTiAEA HURnHLD.--Jnmes Riddle, AthtOn lich.
aidson.
NEW CAsTLE HuEDRRD.-JOhn Guyer.
WulTF Quay ORRER HuHDRRD-A. p. Shannon.
WILLIAM CANDY, President.
= D. SMITH secTetaFy and Treasurer.
Hs- office hours from to and IRON to 4.
laul6-H
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
JAMES BRADFORD
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
IlANoY DYEING EsrA BLIsHMEkT
J& j. W. JONES,
No. 492 North Front Street, a5oge Ua1lODhi.G
PHILADELPHIA.

Dye silks Wnelon and Fancy uoods Of every lescrlp
lion Their superiority OF Dyeing Ladies' and Gsntle-
mems Garments is widely known. Grape aud MeTino
shawls dyed the most brilliant and plain roors Grape
and MerinO shawls cloansel 10 look like Also,
Gentlemen's Apparel Curtains, &c eeansed redy
Kid Gloves coansed or dyed to look like
as Call and look At work bsiore going elsewhere
,Oit ) a Lh--A BAKGAIk--TnE DRUG
Il STORE, STOCK aud FIXTURES, No. sos Marie
siTtet. Apply At the Store ei2T-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
j. 81 s. B. MoLEAR,
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
No COZ MARKET STREET.

ROR RENT Offices in the building B. H. Corner 0.
King and Second Streets -
PoR sALE-six new three story Brick Dwellings on
Jackson Street between ELM and Linden Streets.
One new three story Brick Dwelling with lack build
Ing on jackson Street. between Film and Linden Streets
One three story Brick House, No. O22 West Seventh
Street.
One two-story nriek Dwelling, nsnnet Street between
Eighth and Ninth.
One two story Brick Dwelling, Lammott St., Brandy
wine Village. -
One ihres story Brick Dwelling No 10 Newport Pike.
One three story Brick Dwelling, with back buildings
side ward and lardeu Newport Pike, opposite ohvet
Chapel
with three story double hack building.
Valuable business stand Store and Dwelling House,
No. Id Market street.
Elegant Dwelling on Fruuth Street, with four story
back buildings Lot running through to Walnut Street.
splendid Country Seat, Stone Mansion House, with 80
OF land, Philadelphia Pike one mile from Wit
minglon,
Chestnut Grove iiaso Newport Pike, z mile from
city limits,
Farm OF NIX acres, in Pencader Hundred, near
| Dyott's Mills, within . miles of Newark Depot.
Farm Of 523 acres in APPOINTMENTS Id, x miles
from Blackhird Station, on Delaware Railroad, with
| peach orchard oi 1900 trees.
| A Farm OF 49, Acres in Brandywins Hundred
n-ln most large portion OF the purchase money
maJ remain secured on bond and Mortgage.
BUILDING LOTS
At the corner Third and French Streets 1857 fest
| French Street, $50 test on Third Street.
AT the s. h. corner Elm and Van Buren, Streets II.
feet by 10 feet,
At the NJ W. corner OF Adams and Eighth Street. 90
feet on Adams street by il5 feet on Eighth Street
On the West side of Adams street, 10 fett deep,
tending from seventh TO Eighth streets. tebll-
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
NAV puRI1CATIoNs

49,
NEW hooks.
E. S. r. BUTLER,
AGO MARKET ST., WILMINGTON. DEL,
Has received and for sale
French Country Family. Cloth 8l.b0.
Phantom Of the Forest. Cloth $40
Half hours in Bible lands. Cloth $i25.
Hunting Scenes In Africa. Cloth Sl.fh.
Nasby-Dlyers Views, Opinions and Prophecies Of Pc
troleum v. Nasty. Cloth Sl.75
Thrilling Adventures among the Indians. Cloth Sl7b.
Life of David Crockett. Cloth 8l15
Life of Daniel Boone. Cloth 81.7h.
Queen VictoriA's Journal. Cloth S1i5.
Six hund ed Receipts worth their weight in Gold,
Cloth $I,76.
Ladies' Hand Book Of Fancy and Ornamental Work.
Cloth $500.
tine of the Family; % cents.
Margarars Engagements; so cents.
BrOwnlOws; SO cents
Brothers net 70 cents
Play ing for High Stakes; % cents.
conpge's LEATHER STOCKING STnRIEH.-piOneers FRA
e Oak Openings, Pathfinder bearer Deer- ~
Redskins. Wspt of Wshtnn- wish, WyandNtte Prcrnu-
ton, mehluana, Spy; paper covers rs cents.
DICkgRs' WORRs-little Dnfritt Our Mutual Friend,
Pckwick, Martin Chuzzlewli, Dnmhey SON. al Gents.
Nirholls Nickeby. Barnaby Nudge, so ceNts DM
Uoppefleld, Great Expectations, oliver Twist. Hand
Tunes % Usnts. American Notes. ! cents. fab2s
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
fANHE FARMERS MUTUAL FIRE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY,
OF THE STATE OF DELAWARE
(ORidIEAL Mill CREEK, &c)

(ORidlEAL MILL CRRKK, &e)
THIS Company continues to offer to the people of DALI
ware its superior advantages of Insurance against o
by ffe all descriptions Of property, except Marine
risks.
The Institution 10 common ded by 30 Yeas oxper
ance In and attention to the OF Mutual
eing the first to Introduce the principle into our staej
by reason OF which, 1t is believed the Managers have
been enabled to adjust and discriminate between the
different varieties Of property, to render the member
ship among the most equitable in character the nums
Gus Insurance Companies presented to the public
1t takes credit ITSELF that its payments OF losses have
losses hing 100000 not single OF lltiga
ton has occurred and scarcely without entire salts
faction to the parties insured.
Looking more to the safety than the number and
amount its risks It has declined Hundreds of Thnu
sands OF Dollars of Insurance. either requiring too
great amount in single risk offering unft oh
jects Of Insurance for this character Of the Institution
In this 1t is conceived 1t has the safest and
select list of insurancss In proportion the amnunt
oyer Six Millions OF Dollars, OF any other Company
! within reasonable range
As evidence Of this, not only reduced the rata of
Insurance, at all times moderate, one-sixth during tbe
asst two years. but it presents clear surplus fund
S45U0O security against any assessment the Deposit
Notes, which by the resort 10 Scrip Certificates OF
the balances due to each member, being Issued will
be- paving interest to them from January 1867 al the
Aeof per cent per annum tn king still farlh
deduction.
1t the year 1862, with real protection "a
the community in Deposit Notes Of $25OOOO
surplus Fund $4,000
| Total protection 100000
It Is the work Of the Farmers Of Delaware and as such
/ nc .,t -hi Ia mai ui7at
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
TBE DIAMOND STATE
MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

ms Company Is now perfectly organized, and rapidly
tceiVng applications Tor Insurance, either the Liis,
lor term OF years, or by Endowment based upon the
Copies Of the Act of Incorporation and Tables arc
ready ior distribution to all who DESTROYS Of eKamn
ihs into the subject upon application 10 the Agent by
which II will be seen that the nerests Of those who by
lnsuring become members thereof are guarded in the
sIictest m1nner.
The Policy either euarantees tina Insuranee on the
hie or constitutes the payments made Savings Fund
| for the use Of the insured.
NO mode OF Life Insurance, guarded so equitable
OF g. has ever been presented to the people
70 elmer Lie Insurance Company deserves the name
| OF hui1ui as compared with this.
Ihe following are some of It's crliarities:
u Is an association Of Policy Holders managed by
men selected ty themselves, from among ihomseves
ana ior themselves; each member being full partner
IN all the tusiHess and earnings thereof.
Second Its mutually is Insured By the very terms of
the act lneornoraton not by the whims,
or control of stockholders or managers 1t eau be no
other than mutual.
Third There be no forfeiture Of the premium maid
me payments principal and interest, constitute Sdp
ngs rand, which be called upon at any time when
The member gets Tired of his payments they become
Fourth. fhere is no interest to be paid on Capital,
real or gardnteed this last being In general humbug
the surplus SAVINGS.
fih. Its ultimate cheapness must soon surpass all
Diners IT, sll DO conducted as sooH as the safety Of In
hnItrs Mll permit, on the Certificate and Coupon prn.
eiple, the latter being taken in part payment Of the
yearly premiums, and In that way each year reducing
the burdens Of Insurance. In word the plan will
be applied 10 LIFE Insurance the Farmers Mutual In
snfanee company-the most successful In thA State
hAs applal TO Fire Insurance, which to the people
Delaware needs little other recommendation.
Lastly II viii be made emphaticaly The Farmers the
Mechanics aud Laboring MANS Life Insurance Company
small sums will be TAKEN the money paid by him, avail
aia ~ Acknowledgements, and he no has wife family
dependent upon his lite alone fud no justification
| his sudden death
Reflect on this and do not walt TO DO called on bu
lo0k 0at for the appointed agents In different portions
tho country aud make your personal application then
~ saving your own aud the CompAnys money.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

AILY ANA " HElSLY RkNSPAp,s,s
~ and MAGAZINES delivered 4, III r-.',i, -. r.
subscTihets. Or Foll At the euuutef IL ''''''' -
E.S Il. HuTLRr
"NNt-" i-n NlAt4t it..af
SsATCHELs ANN ThAVnLIS.; u.,.s
- FOR iadisH and t'rhtnuan, Pocket Books, Vr M.
naas Cigar Gasah in,te fnios. sc Tor s.la At ~
Book and Newspaper store, Az Market stree,
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

ary Institute meets every htunesuhY evening
N tneir Hall, No 2 East Third Street, third
story. at ~ o'clock. Room open every evening
to members and strangers in the city.
FIRE DEPARTMENT.
Friendship, corner of Tenth and shipley
streets.
Relior sc, corner of Fifth and Orange streets
Delaware, Sixth street near King
Phen,x, Fourteenth street, between French
and Walnut
Water Witch, Shipley street above Fifth
FameIl ose Company, Second street, between
shipley aud Orange streets.
Washington. Sixth street near Market.
PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Custom House, corner Of Sixth and King
treets.
Post Office, corner OF Sixth and King streets.
CITY Hail. Market street, between Fifth and
Sixth.
PUBLIC IEsTiTuTIons
Wilmin Iton Institute, corner of Eighth and
Market si:eos.
Internal Revenue AsstasOr's Office, second
story, Custom House, Sixth and King streets.
OF ee Of the Water Department corner of
Teath and King streets.
odd Fellows Hall, Third and King streets.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

Total protection, 100000
Iis work Of the Farmers OF Delaware and as susb
they ous ht to patToniTo 1t.
Prssidsnt-JEssE SHARPE
Secretary snd Treasurer-RoBRRT MoCABR Nj n
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

And such other HERBS and ROOTS rs will in all cases
assist Digestion, promote the secreiions Of the systm
ia the natural channels, and give TONE and VIGUW
to the YOUNG and OLD, MALE and FEMALE An
use 1t with wonderful success
=, BtINGs COLOR To tile pale whitu lip Bloom and
BEAUTY 70 the thin lace aud care worn counenanr.
Use mons other.
aS-Ask for spEERT STANDARD BITTERs.
sold by Druggists aud lrocrrs.
Hs-Ses that my Signature is over the cork of each
hoitle ALFRED SPRRK
fassaie, j aud 2la Broadway, NJ Y.
as-flad iupplird by all WhOluAale Dealers
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06
rTHE DELAWARE MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY.
No. 602 MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON.

GUARANTY CAPITAL............ 800, 900.
This Company is fully organized and pr eparsd to
effect insurance On lives on all the approved plans
at the lowest rates which the experience the best
safety
There members of the company except policy
holders all the insured except holders of
cipating policies members an equal footing with
all others, and entitled to participate in all net profits
All Policies Non forJeitabLe.
POLICIES assured as follows, viz;
LIFE PoLICIES-Premium continuing for lifs
LIFE PoLlGlES-ITemiums continuing for ten ysars
ENDOWMENT pOLICIIs-policy payable 10 the
assured on arriving at a certain age.
TERM POLlCIES-lremiuma pay able at one, two three
Eve or seven years.
ALL POLICIES participating in profit, and diyidends
except Term Policies
JOHN r. McLEAR, President
THOs. u. WEBB, Vice President.
b. ElELDS, ActuJy.
GLo W. STONE, Genr supt
NJ NJ. CHILD, Secretary. ausu-ti
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

iCHE ARTISANS SAVINGS BANK,
No. COZ MARKET STREET,
WILMINGTON, DELAWARE.
Open to receive daily Sunday excepted during
the usual businesses hours and Tuesday and Saturday
evenings, from to 8 o'clock, P. NJ.
All the profits Of the Bank after the payment Of ne.
cessary expenses, devoted to the benefit Of the d
posltors and Dlyiends are made semannually In April
and October. Since the organization of the Rank in
1851 the Dividends have uniformly at the rate Of
six per cent. per annum. "
Dividends not drawn regarded as DspoHits and At
once become entitled to participate n future Diyidend
No Manager is allowed to borrow any Of the funds in
trusted to the hank "
MANAGER
WILLIAM :. hllLEs' EDWARD DARLINGTON
GEORGE W. BUSH, JOSEPH W. DAY,
n. H. BENSON, HRERY Y. DuRR,
EDWARD BETS, CHARLEH W. Rowland
WIN. II BILLANY, JOB H. JAcEsoE
GEORGE b. CApRLlR CLEMENT D. SAYTH
NJ. l.. LIcHTRRsTEN.
WIN. s. HlLLEs pREsIpREr
GEORGE w. BueH Vice President.
I" JoHE r. MCLEAN, Treasurer
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-08-06

UENEGTOKS:
Eli Wilson, Brandywine Hd; James Deapain, Christi.
ana iild James Webb Samuel Barr u. q. stoisenbmrg
and Jesse Sharpe Wilmington ild.; robert MoCabe Mill
Creek lld.; John +. williamson White Clay Greek nd
Georse Janvier, New Castle HID; Curtis d. Ellison, Pen.
eadrr Hd,; John o. Clark, Red Lion HID; VIM Temple
smyrna James Il. Bufnhain, St. Georges Hd; Charles
H. Fleming, Peter Causey, Milford; Henry Todd Dover;
larlas Tunnel, Georgetown.
AGENTsAs well Tor receiving applications for nFur-
snce AS unas OF members:
vi Wilson, Brandywine HID Robert MeOabe Mill
Greek Hd., James DeaplAin Christians Hd.; John g.
williamson, White Clay Greek Hd.i Curtis u. Ellison
peucader Id Red Lion, St. Georges and Appoouin mini
Hundreds Joseph @ Grifhth, smyrna james Crlppen,
Nav Castle Hdi Charles Il. Fleming, Milford Charles
fnnnell, uforsetOwn Henry Todd, Dover.
Communications general business addressed TO the
nndsrslgnel Wilmington, will receive Immediate
tton. ROBERT MoGABE 81 D.. Secretary
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06
New York CATTLE Market.
By telegraph new YoRI

By Telegraph EEw YORK, April 5.
REcEIPTs-For the week, 7l72 beeyes
q no sheep and lambs; 4,lA hogs.
BEEYES-In beeves the business at the
opening of the week was decidedly slow,
and prices fell or full &c per pound from
Monday. enabling wbo1esaIe brfcbars 70
lay in their supplies al I5ql515c, win a few
very good ones at l6c, ana but a very few
choice steers to shop butchers at I6JI0I Il: :
to-day, With supply OF ], 400 head at Com
munlsan Mill, at West End, and $50 head
at the National Yards, and very favora ble
weather Tor DutcHeftDg, the market fIl led
firm, but prices are aOout as quoted last
week. tue business for droveTS has been
very unsatisfactory, and the droVers are
genera ~ complaining about their losses !;
poor 70 medium cattle sell ll1z9l419c; me-
dunn 10 ialr steers 1870 I6c; good steers
and tat oxen 16971zc; prime to extra
steers l61zgI7c; choice lie; the majority of
sales y ere maze at l4129l5c; the average
SHEEP AND i,AMBs-In the earlier part
OF the week the arrivals at Communism
were 2,U0J head; at Bergen Hill go head.
and 3J0 mead at the FOrCielh n street Yards.
The market at the opening ruled duI
and easier, and though the fresheIs which
occurred IN the middle OF the week delayed
supplies and eau ,ed q temporary improve
ment, sill the advance, If any was light
again, ana The market closed rather heavy,
to-day ne offerings Were 300 at Commu-
nlpaW, 900 al Hudson City and 1000 at
torleth street, anu the market ruled Gull
with a fair supply.
SHEEP-COmmOn To fair gG07. ooOd 10
prime S747 80; extra 81 5JQS 20; premium
sSet9. LAMBS nominal
5WINE-The supply in the earlier part of
the week was d, 453 at he Fortfeth Street
Yards, and s4,476 at CommunIpav, and
though the opening was steady the
market was by no means active, prices be-
ing too nigh for parties to operate To a
laig e extent; sales as high as lie, but this
was the except IN, while few, II any, sold
aItel flday at over l0149uZc. Hogs sui
Tered also Dy the depression, and CLOSED
tue wea hest. To-day the offerings 500 at
Fortleth street, and 3,OJU at Communipaw
anu market dull. IIme heavy cOrn-fed
SIItgl2 %; medium SO 7j4II W; common
10 6z1a9IO 70; dressed Is 5O9l4 81.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

TOBACCO LEs.-Messrs. Martin,
Gardner & Co. will sell at 104 O'clock
this morning, about eighty hogsheads
of tobacco. This is the largest
amount that has been offered in this
city at one time, and we expect that a
large number of buyers will be in
attendance. Our merchants are TAX
ing a great interest in the tobacco
market In this city, and are using all
their efforts to help Messrs. Martin,
Gardner & Co. to build up big
tobacco market here. Planters are
beginning to realize that Evansville
buyers pay moro for tobacco than
those at Louisville and other mar
kets. The enterprising gentlemen are
engaged in a work in which our citi-
zens are vitality interested, and we are
pleased to note that our merchants
are seconding their efforts.
Sales will be made hereafter twice a
week-Tuesdays and Fridays. We
shall take occasion soon to show up
some of tie great advantages pos
sessed by this city, aud give some
good reasons why planters should
ship to this point.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06
efAL NOTICES.
o. Erne MrllcaI DoeIrIle.

Nature, whom strugsliug with disease
Indicate Hsmisfakabiy The kind OF aG-
sistance Size requires. In cases Of nervous
wealrno sud general debility, the feeble
pulse, tba Iaoh-1ustre eye, the attenuated
frame, tine naceid muscles, she melancholy
visage, inform us as plainly as % each ore
gan had atongue, that Dtedicated stilauLQnt
IS needef. 1t does not require the aid of
medical education 20 understand this
dumb appeal for ueW VigOr, from an exc
hnueted 81 stem Every reader OF these
lines can comp reaeud 1T just as well as the
graduate OF phYsicians' college. Let not
this demand OF eufeeDied nature be nBE-
Iectcd- Respond 10 il promptly by COM
mencng c8ur-e Of HOSTE TIERS
SIOMAtE BiEfEt3, 70 preparation unit
lng, "a tHtIr highest excellence, the prop
critics 81 q ST. MULANT au TEVfGOHAEr, and
an Alternative. Before three days have
elapsed, from the taking or the first dose,
q marked beneficial change viii be- mamie
fest IN the bodily and mental condition or
the patient. The pulse viii be stronger
ana more regular, the eye Will begin %
lose ifs dull expression, the no lscular and
and Lhe spirits 10 improve. Persevere, and
n com rlete revlVlucatiOn OF the depressed
animal apd mental powers t8 certain. 4n
cases Of dyspepsia and bil1ousuess, the
same salEiarY results viii be Ob Aimed
Iha appetite viii revive. the sallOWne85 OF
symptoms which accompany disorders or
lhe stomach and liver, Will rapidly sub
81 ne. The sudden changes Of Spring often
luJensirE5 these complaints by checking
Jhe perspralory action, by which so much
morbid nl after is evapOrRted through the
pores Of the BODY, anu therefore the BIT
TEES are especially useful to the dyspep-
tic ana bilious at this season.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06
9.nIcngn Markat.

81 Telegraph CHICAGO, April s.
ExCHANGE-Eastern quiet; at par. buy
ing, and I-I0 premium, selling.
FLoUR-Quiet and shaCe easier, at
81 871zGa6 Is or Spring extras.
WHEAT-Less active and easier; No. 2
declined 1GI1<c; sales OF No. al 81 I4tgI I6 /;
No. 2 at 81 0S1fmI I054 for regular and fresh
receipts closing at 81 OSGl 0SJ4 for rejected;
sales since Char ge at II 0754.
CoRa-Dull anu lHl1zc lower; sales Of
new at 5l@5l1&c for regular. ald 53I54e for
fresh, no grade 49@4919c foT short, and
50G5lc for regular, IN store, closing with
buyars of regular, new. al 5Ici nothing
doing this evening
OAP5-Quiet, at 53d5315c for regular and
fresh. closing at 53G53Lsc for regular
kYE-Inactive ana nominal, at 81 % for
for No. /, and 81 Is for no.
BARLEX-DuH; light sales of No. at
81 90, closing nominal at 81 %.
HIGHWINES Flat and nominal, at SIC,
SUGAR-I 4eel554c for New Orleans.
MoLAssESA-Sl O09I % for common to
choice.
MESS PoRK-E eglected and nominal. at
$50 30 93J 20; S33 %, cash, for prime mess,
and 81. 90, buyer, the month.
LARD-QuieG and steady, at I715c for
clear.
HAMs-sweet picked quiet and steady,
at I0c.
sHoULDERs-Dry sailed nominal, at
1314c.
BEEF CATTLE = In large supply; buyers
and sellers 504s75c apart; sales al IS 70e17 .
for good steers and oxen.
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-04-06

Total population of the city....--.--..25.0S 5
The above embraces only the pop
ulation within the corporate limits of
the city, and large number of citi-
zens who are not within the corporate
limits are not enumerated. indie
pendence is not included in the
census.
The bill Of John A. Haney for
5000 for services as chief Of fire de
partment, was referred to Special
Committee.
Messrs. Mesker and Rocker, Special
Committee, reported having bought
part Of Lot /, Block l, Lilleston and
Lockhart's Enlargement, so much as
lies on Tenth Street, for the sum of
$50.
On motion of Stockfeth it was or
dered that Sycamore Street be opened
to Main Street.
The Council proceeded to the cleo
ton of School Trustees.
Charles Loewenstein, Judge VIM. Il.
Parret, and DR.. III. w. Cloud were
elected.
Two alleys, situated between Third
and Center Streets, and between
Water and First and High Streets in
LamascO, were ordered to be graded
and paved. Adjourned.