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, 1869-03-02
NEW YORK.
8peeisl Despatch to Tbs Chicseo Tribune.
NrH YoHK March /.

epeeial Despatch to Tbs Cnieseo THbuoe.
NEw YonK. XArh !.
ApHEs7 QF corNF8nyKFtKaA.
The police to-day 4rstsicd four counteFseses,
and rcized quantity Of patcs and counterfeit nFe
do,tr notes, Several packages diFscted to psftaea
tn TIC West, wers found on the premises.
RAILROAD NATTxh8-
old r.tees Of !re.xhts wero trsuncd to-dty on
A,l The roads leading westward. One dry 2oods
atra shipped 1890 packages On slsusday, II The
low rites, The Erie Railway Compsty gre no.
trc tia, their new expstss business will not cona-
mcrcc unul tnc ah iuat. There was considerable
exe,tement to-dsy In Fort Wayne stock. On the
yrpot. that The tr1nsfer books c!oted prep&fa.
TORI to election The rumor was denied towasd
The e}ote Of bu4iness hou.s- 4 report Of new In
Junction on Nsw York Central cauied dstFcs-
sion on thu, stock 1t the elose.
GuyEHJHk1H.
The bond market closed steadily aftes d17 OF
srsst sratenaent AID wids drttuatdn. specnh-
tors 4old rteely On conflicting London reports
md 1nsny rnnors from Wasninston IN regard to
the action OF tho Houaa On the senatea amend"
| rsents 10 eeheuex's BILL. -&1
GOLD p11coTKRlKs n HovA ecoIEA.
Thefe Ii considerable excitement IN Nom oto'
| III ores rscsut discoveries of gold On Foster'a
River, md many people arc preparing to 90 taeEs
| u soou u tprinS opers.
, 1869-03-02
INDIANA.
Special Despatch to The Chicago Tribune,
IHDlAXAruL11, March !.

ASD1&N
specia, Despatch to The Chicago Tribune
lHplAxAroL1s, March !.
AINATK. ..
Tia motion TO feto1BideI tho vote br which
the nil spo;opsiatns s4ia - 70 psJ ms No.. .:
Tie judiciary Committee recommended the
adoption Of joint resoluu5n aGatnst tho pay
mtn, Of the Wabash and Kr1e Canal debt.
A1o!tt resolution to 50 'pesd the operation Of
ihe law cetrtns tho zeloc stton of county sett
iailed for want Of constitutional uatos'tJ-Je9s,
4 Ioint RESOLUTION, providing fnr The signing q
certificates to holorah'y ditcaasEed fodieTs of
her sa1'i7iss feIa'i'es' wA' lo't-'ea' l''
I'll aine asw bills for acts wer. introduced,
making s4ia ali.
Atpse'al COMMITTEES Wa spbolnte1 to report
The Acse1us sill. to leeall1e The ssssHneuts .;Da
aahoss.ias sd d M <tn eents is1 isss md In cents
| for 1870 was returned. The .amendmt nta
,1e y sn cents for sae ases ~ ''ns'1E ne
| ,asH nd pro7iae for shs redemption Of .ae
var loan bonds, The provision tos Ten cents tsx
| cousiderrd. tp9,oseed, and dnAly paeeed the
t ucnte-Yss, G9: naJs. none.
| number OF favored bills were reported rom
TIE Special Comu,t,ee, and put throuth.
| TEE General Appsf prtatlon btl wat considered
| by sections, ana various Amendments wcfo pro
III the night session the special order. Kr. iCo-
| {ya Agricultural College bill. VIA taken up. and
! The ecsston Consumed 10 dlscnseinR tho AdvAu-
tSgst Of the competing locating putnts aud tho
proper appltcaht Of This grant,
| gKNAT1. ....
| 4 psopt alton 10 ifaua{er tho A2rteu!tufA COY
| ltcc Fund to the Common School E1nd, Was re-
| ftftyd 10 ibe Joint Committee On Educ4Non 6nd
AMersaFe n ON ths Governor wAs read. com
mpplcatir the JOINT Resolutions Of the Congress
Of Inc United Bates pfopostnx sumags amend
| me- nj 10 tae Constitution.
on motion, It was inside tbs order Of tbs dhl
Tor ThursdsJ afternoon. ~
The bill making m appropriation to pay Aof
rhn raid Gains was eonsldeted. 40 amend men
nas adopted 10 pay this GAINS 70 The or!Rfnt
| claimants them&e!yet, and not 10 Estofne9s or ~
| BtgnecA. -
L lengthy argument ensued In regard 70 n
| liability OF tho State 70 pay these claims knd III
| sxpcdterey Of tho Stsie 1ssuming them IL
| n Ching fedrets from the General AOseEumcnt.
A n5tjop TO rceounIoef tbs hill was lost.
Tbo bill wAA ordered to b unafotasd-yeAs II
ns7f w. Meases. HanuA, Stern md Tufue
Vokd against rho hill On III nnAl passaGs. -
d large number oi Senate bills wcfs put upon
b eotond rad ing. ,..,,u. y.
a hiii 10 prpy1da = fefoftnAsory tnsltutou II
/ rfrfs aE d women Was resd 4 steoud lime. and p
| defrd ensT sd-yeAs, - uA}s. II.
NJ, Knby'o bill. rcRuIattrg 2 tha fass OF coahE
. | ofIcerr was rad 4 pce oad time. .
Nj, Henderson favored aalRiJ bill. and tnoss
l to Eubetitute his BILL.
i ,AA tn M
, 1869-03-02

Charter EleCt1on-CfeAn Republican
swsep-Kty-aoteo Of the Camp aixn Of
1863
Epcetal Despateh 10 tbs CMetgo Tribune.
Dfs Mo1xEs, March !.
Tia city election hero to-dly passed OF very
quietly, resulting IN 4 oct7plete Republican mt
jo,fty. The Republican candidate for MATors
Hau. J. H. n2teh, vas elected o7er epodosd.
Democrat, the present incumbent, bY oyer 400 ma
jrr1ty-'he hfRest plurality ever given any MAYOR
in tha city. THAI 4 gain Of 100 over The list
Gprr1 election. Tbe DeNu4rAts weEr dtuly con-
ndent OF tar1y1rE the taY. End had flooded the
EegtHV lists WIfel spurious vaies, IN order to
tuAkt aesnrance coohte&au1e. Ths result must b
accounted one Of The aat 1t uiumpns erer aehtsved
IN this State. Tho ovetwnelmitg GefeAt has dis
cousaerd and tisma3 ed tha CoppcebeAas sn . t-r'
11nle na1Eer, and taught them that seAc1on hAa
rot got Army Pct
Tho remainder Ct tho Republican ueket IL u
| follows: Aaf.ha!, Cn!otcl f. u. Smith: Treas
u1rr, Thos. Hattoo% Js-; Asses.oz, Gant4ln Geo
| II. Walker. Thsy wrSe elected bT mAiostnes ~
| l&1geE than that OF Batch.
| The capital Of tho moat R2daeA State In thk
| Ution h4a thrown on it, semi Democracy IN I
most glorious manner. rad atz1kea the kty-nota
/ OF The CAMPAIGN OF 1869 Ia m lnsptraunx ant
| Magnifcent m1un.f. The colosed mcn Of De-
Aciccs cast their f1st rot to-dsy tavenry strong
sl1iy-nlne Repu blieaa md one DEN Erat, tna lat
til having 40 mrch OF tho Democratic platform
| inside OF him that he couldn't act any more de
4 tantly Than Aona Hh1to Q1fo,
, 1869-03-02
Drp Goods.
CARSON, PRIR { CO.,

Wholesale DRY
GOODS, 60 and sc
Wabash-av., invite
the attention Of close
buyers to their large
stock Of Prints,
Cinghams, Bleach
ed and Brown Sheet
ings, Denim s.,
Stripes, Ticks, Cot
tonades, &C., which
were bought previ-
GUS to the advance,
and which we offer
very cheap. Close
buyers will make
money by looking
through our stock.
CARSON, PIRlE d co.
, 1869-03-02
a van5Yex and Ssttauce in the CleH1
murder {AB9.

8pect1l U9pastb 70 TIE Cn1caxU 1f1u1aa.
spA1Aro1sa, March !.
At !, o'clock to-dar the iuEy IN the Gem nut.
Ger t1.al came into co1rs ios further Instructions.
when the Judge rrpeaEed ,uoa: Of his etsrge to
them. The Jury then retired sRain. ed II tottJ
MINUTES p1st TWO th1a Sftef1 coz fesnFled I rag
art Of ent1sy. and sentenced the pklaopcE 70 the
FeniteEu NJ for Life.
Application WA .nada foe new trial By the de-
gtaec who will a.s their reaes08 IN ftW dAys.
The prisoner was perfectly composed when tns
SPOKE to her. The Vs1dtet 1eet$ With tho ~
p.gf&l pl tie entlra community,
, 1869-03-02

teet. Mr.. Bum was tss ansre,al uoan. Mr.
coel himse1 h14 .ssassd he .dd,,laa q tee
lion befora there would have beeu 1}tslk about
t. hutd1none, Tor eomeihlnE wo1ld have heen
q ta1ae s. % tnf q NJ
By fs:itentiasy Ahcr the state would aa!e IN in
mtnte amount or rnosey. The plaEs md apectd-
% "a iii tass rsw @ he t @ Eo1f M M % b. doae. N
hr NoOneON md Little respe:s fer either sab
situte, and p1eiezsto the ORIGINAL oill; hut esn
tot LII isvo1ne. According 70 Nj Bsiieys aa9.
II ~ L ,si E sss
'afa .iIiips 'tse'1.f . tsfs from "a hesl..tass
10 object to this substitute. la regretted pro-
poeM to condi he StAse 10 Joliet stone and Pen
renuay ia67E; = fnnnie1 deoase iol9sea ea
Lake. in ~hleh TIE latter had decidedly tho Ad-
as. WoopsoN "a. opposed to m, eonreti.
ton ith nce lab1x, sen.lus.; ~esea ~as 4p-
Nj Dtr gmcor's substitute. Il ho could do no
Ill cH1LD3 was In favrr Of the BILL =. oHsin-
Aly reporseu By The committee, CiTtug the
pemoeIais ono Lonnirsiontr. He wss cppoeed
III + sSins e se Go9;nor ,hs Of
comnisslotess. He only regretted Inst she L'eat,
faturc Na1 NIT now aee to select the builder tnd
7tesrii 70 on.ies aeet. and - -tsd preliminary
examination u the question by too HoveInor.
He unccrtfopd thA: Fe1EoI1 marble eonld % oo-
TO the f1si eone1nslon stat Ill tho proTistoul of
Ms. DinsmooF's substitute wctc vio, and hoped
NJ a BAILEY III % spois ii length In support OF tls
! substitute. End IN opposttoo 10 tho osees. one
| Teaeon being that before Adjousnnk they must ap
pYbp1ltte for the Peniteutt1fy. but the amount o.
| tnAt apprcprta Ion depended On Ehesh1 ihaf u
hot wM 70 10 essd o. ne sate aoaaG. n - Y ,:,at ~
| TIL nfer tho adjournment. lie WIS strongly L
favor Of Eel sEa.5 labor On aeeount Of ~ cheap
| rees, I'D hecAuse for 4oMe years the Eexed Qnes
tion Of how 70 snploT tas eonviets: A
| Of , ri der, architect and Cumml3sione1t. Ho nas
20 ottNify to The state House, and ontJ wante'
TO secure the passsea Of desirable bill
/ HI. TAYLOR defended TIA members q p
state ucu1e b.l;. -ag1tnst the IetnHks u htth ha'
BEEN made ~ II. Bailey. lie himself did not lea
fueh remarks, for he was conscious 81 nis oAs
and bis own rcctitude He stood by AL hla Eots
| Commissioners wa wise md honorable IL e7er
| ftfpcct, liz went On TO prAlRa them WH9mty. N
expressed htrnrelf IN favor ofAf Dirsmoofs sut
stttute, although ho had very pcos opinion {
employ conv1cis ont1ide The prison woutd bo dai
Mr. FREW esid 10 should vots tcr III. Bailey
NJ. DISsxooR explained 1t leassh the pr,
v1slo1s oi lis a,atIdntnt and rep!tet to the o.
j.e.i:rs mtde 10 II. ..
nays, Sc.
: fee committee ross and reported 7sog.sss.
I A molten 10 adiouyo WAS iost-ycas, ~ ra1
a..
= was then postponed until 10 o'clock to mono"
y AlIcuti ed.
, 1869-03-02
CONGRESSIONAL.

WAsn1aasos, March !.
Tho credentials ef Bsy.rd, Of Dtlaw,se, aad
he 9saeatas Of III. Brownioe, seaa,or-e!eet
fron Tcnnes'ee, x2s 1,2 presented. sests
A bill authot.ttnE iups soumtut It hasd labor
setn 81 iur ~ III q certain companies Of
| acouts in Alabama was passed.
| coMA9R ELL
| Tbs Ftearto Conmtttee reported shat taef
vt1r eqaally dlr'aed CO the bill - co:n nt:se''
eopper rve-crnt pieces
Tho bill for The removal OF political 61a4otlstses
~ ~ .tcse moved to ,ks Gu. the n.ne Q.
Asa Roeen, Of VEg1n3a. ~ he Wa stu IN assan'
III. TRuABUlL opposed the motion, sa1!nE
had xRHT u nss Il H. Rogers
would rot b stricken cut. He had obsTved tnat
whenever MAJ holainG once a. ~ ssasn ..- p
were alwsJa a aufnelcnt number Of bis nesghs:st
xno wso: cd TIE once fo1 satloselves To ret up
Nj. TRuIBULL commented on the net thst
the 0rsnt ard Collix club Of Kieononc Gtse ao
reason szsinst It LOVING NJ. Rnzer1; s3ee2. ~.
G:,u' nd calaS st tlaes sus q a,snnona id else
Se kno1n. - III. % Sssnt y nd 4 cots5 0lno protested
aEa.sst the het o{ certain ot,eehoitt :, prooa.
. BY heeanse the1 N1n,ed the ornees themselves,
H. 1RusSuLiI. s1ppo.o s Il tne = peopr @ ton.s
!" want 70 c!ect than; hare tney hight 10 the Of
1. NJ HOWARD. Tcey h.7s, II The people sre
rebels.
!. III. THUABuLL s,sea Nj. Upton xhcthe. HI
- wcpld Like to hare tna nsiottrJ Of the psop.e O
T. Eebsa q ueated II that way.
/. Nj. flPtOS rad nottinE would please biz
better II The r1a lottty Ne:t srbes
Nj. CONkLlS9 Nat rot IL faror OF indistTfm
tnatr n r.ovA Of disabilities. but thought LII
~ Roger, In conttttfacon OF ats ptf.un1! ca1tac
'a e1 and tosttor, better eu.ited 10 the removal
IL, his titabtlin.s than auJ o.he1u rho bad ineif
lenUvtd.
nj. SAWYER thought the Idea that no one I
-, | The bonth shGuln hive d ssp.htixa removed u
Ia | tets rett mmended b. Kepubhcsns In his coz
On mntits. narrow, ahof1+te cd ind wrong y net
Of etes = nen Of good ch sIacter appied to ba'
on, & II onahi iees removed It wp1ld b. tre be!
"a a peMe{ ot M government 10 srnore them, r.
hosnHal mer Of the sorth.
1t. ~ L aatn hd btd s&tlsf4ttpYY rpforu4 ia
hN INC op* alnon 10 the relief Of RocrYr neo,
out o. toe Met tna y Auottor OF s.a1c ne $40
of | N Inc ~aJ q he 1ove'so7'& teneme 10 sell
oil. ousfsde pAsIeA ahe inttsnal In ,roveuzn,s
r. r. IL. FREL1NGnrysES re,d p,n.,. ~ ;,
re case Of Roger thowng tnaf he had t1k+n the -
.on ri aIleslapee AID aFo ~ea Intention "a enns
The Rt tvefrroeot And tnat th. rcnoya, d hls Al
-. eh1litsea htd been reeoMuen1ed bI Genera Sch
Il feid. 1cIeIl stolenan. ,n1 leidtns naeu 7ess
~. ~ Hr. tONSE,5, IN rlew OF NJ. Pset.nEhuyse
3e3 ,,stemenf, Withdrew the motion to etstkt on.
~; "; NJ rnosni1g hour hsrtnE expired, the
4ea' xAJrEu uuxYrAJrEIr rosTrosED:
ala, IN mcslcp o. M1. SuAN6R. sae 'a'. atttse
PmvlFp A6aus wAs dHetafged tom fna con
, 1869-03-02
1.nKfthDAN 4.

rxw OutxAxs, March Ia hill waa intfodu dueod
tu tbs uossc to-dsy. aud passed 70 Third fotd-
!rs aud crYrosp "a. ptordint fof !hc lssus ot ays
psJmaIi Of whiso TIA guarantees Of ,hs unissd
rrssHs Government II 10 bo ohtained,
!ho ho9ds 70 ?. pnt On 70 70 n1ssas' lo.e,
Iii procrsds Of sueh honds 10 b. appropriated
e1cius,,tlI fos shu tn!la'ng md !tptlts Of ~ b,
lavrrs asd Other pnhi!c wotk' undrI teotfses o.
I'D principal u provided tor hy special w sna
tee proceeds Of III gwatap iAsds othsfvAa cao3'
fo,nt ,osoluston sti!Fyau9 the atiasnth amend
d obt 10 ttlt tonst,&uiIon Ut the Uhfted bt&es
baatta both ucutra to'day.
, 1869-03-02

Charter Eleestou-Dk. NJ. d. HalapE1S
Chosen mAYoE.
Special Dcspo,ch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
E1atS, March ].
Tho city election hers today was ono OF tho
mcst spirited ind hot1y contested ever held In
Es.n. Dr. N. B. Baldwin, whom tho Democrats
elsiu, was e4 c.ed Mayor over Dy. Joseph TIN,
Republican. the present lncumbelt. by serenity
nine m4}or1iy TMee ont Of the four Aldermen
elect asu Rcpnbltcsna, and .Men well etleu 2seo
iof tho Place, giving the HspnbsicaIs 4 majority
of two n tho Council. Or. Baldwin Is po2ulsr,
pioereA ave nan, abona u much OF 4 Repu5 5llean
~ Ds uoeTat, and TIC hspphst tndlItdual IN
toFp To niHhk
, 1869-03-02
FOREIGN.


&sF04E HTt Al
4a1 uau4xxc7to1 II INV xxAtAxp.
LoADox, Ma eh !.
Tbs Bf1,tph Eo1eea have made 1 rtprsAf on taa
New Zsal.nse for ouft>s 1t Portfty bay.
Ninety xatiYts Ytte killed.
, 1869-03-02

ILL., %RA AHEtAy W6Ffd &c IHsEfI tnu NRQ4.
canal Of eaoah n, atss1 tAs word railroads."
NJ e!u'es II &C. Ia bill. He claimed thar
III ]ust 10 Aow tee psop4s along canals 70 asei.t "a
~ the!F conauu11ou u much ~ taoee On unes. or 6:
o. NJ. cAsE1's no,toa. Thu amendment M,
M HARLAN !as decidedly IN farur Of this I
oiil anosi1E - 10 aid 'ha Rreat advlHtaxes ee-
No eoaasy II q s..s po.seased E;sas:E Esal.i
es.aee 10 ~ tae.s ,esosrss; TatY had no III: !.
deial adran'aRes but 1ndsr this u they eoold =
build teads. md thu: hsre ;he sage chances u
= sIe po' '.ssssd - b, e.hsE sections He sava he
e.o.a NJ nd 70 f.cinues for eettins 10 nj,
,snt.Es. Ia a.o:s ~ doubled il ths s.las q ,
property: asd sTre ereay day ineteas,nz IN p,pu:
tioo. @
", Yarn s,...1,st t1xt ysoSI ,I..;, ns.I- r.
he cemui!lee o. Tho Judiciary a9a,nst the ps.s:
@ aas o. The Lsks Front bill, which "n ordered !
Adjourned to hst pa.s ap.m. II
": cRAwfokD ,e!Ioasesa S.,! to .nena
Rslssose, With Vs, ordered % i th,sa seathrs.
arss1ios Or rAErn10s.
Atssosrt DtNora 1nlrepteteated hin n hi.
sffsen ST. 07 'sss''' '''''''' 10 'he A'1' A's'0'
WARD mo1ea e. s9ox1 1o;s = e 1a,ca III, Lake
motion M catered On record.
r,o ,1.',,s m. st19o.p y -. I'LL. ns1
,umsd' ~ e9sa'au'n I'd u 'oe fp'''a 0''ef WIZ ~
~. 6kAsEo .ook Tho aoer .na ss.d f.en
wsa !o.nta.. r. e;rdii q 70 stass, whisa &.
!. asss u: I'd ss1se: i ~ woSS 81
~. 81: s1nkys11 on.r:a "a .n.e4z.set ta.s
In+
ioas % ~ t.llfesd they MY ~ % sh.t eoadl.
.ss ~ p.a ~ Gs;1 ~ H. enotssees
s.e e,: complied viii. He 1fged tae adoption of
s = oe1ns hes aescsessy 70 sne hen,a o. ne
1sfni :s.i ,hs sopd, 81 tSs psopIs ,hnn,d M
welt Kustted md not 20 into ~ h.ada Of thoss |
~1n .Gn. afe sosm ~. is .t51,aa onssseoa'
NJ, ADDAAs mosed 70 amend y making the |
"fa aa asn m ,f' ,hs t.S1e lseao OF 'en' WHICH wa
Il an ~ spdnsas ss s. n. offered oy Nj. FULLER. 10
oseer Should ceriy to tao 4nditer of Paoe He
$ eonds ha1e @ BE Been % Tally compiled viii ~ I ut
haons orSn d. o0oos 1noa'a o1 1eseea' "a'sa WIS
n sSaPp thourht that wh,n rich expe.1.
nd 5.5d2 tns ho ~ sa soa ss Tss
ths danae9 IL III. n 1 and t6ers
/ I.,In,thirr fesrfni In It he Wnntsa r. Know il
one o a1 I'd eareay "a ers1n. ~ 80 snd IL though. i
!. aishouSh. II 1t could b. shown otherwise, he
= ~. W. N,nrrs ~ i'm nennle H. tcsd orsr ina h1lI
: n1arctioiss 10 snoT that II was ore which Tas
= e5 esn,S entjr = frnper m to be pissed. nav "A~A
: q: FULLER ~ d. p.iss'p!s =. Eove' I'd
4. road sra:n in iii k.ate. in nye Yesrst it sas
Pso6.ss IL. s!sfy sssni3 i !ss IT,, sts!s vesd
= ~ ~ desited to Do something
r. ~ .e,;.t IN dereion,nr he 1.st
n n re<ou,cea at he sou,nern I'D soatheas;ern
. .ss - -. &C. Et,.h ~. .J,..ds s.-tr1 - a..@
, 1869-03-02

Rr. Ior1s. March 1.-The Mnaonr Legislature
IN Sny nesnsd Tho cot At1l ut}unA1 tu6tAxe auaEd.
msnt. The vote In tho uousc M ~ 10 "; In ths
btfktk. - toH.
, 1869-03-02

PistAtuxgh OIL Market.
r1T1snCIau, MAsch 1.-Crnde petroleum 1a.kst
dali and rItee1 IN neh9nked. Sales Of spot at ft4c
Rennsd dru spot pomlnaiiy A9c AaFch. 10.
NbehValle Cotton Market
MAXWELL, March lotion market dull; lon
iniddIin9. e6Ac good ordinary. 9ekc.
, 1869-03-02

me pt 0pES HH t0n4tNGtnke NefE DVe UPPoSeQ W
he stats House, ent they did Ios want II 70 eois
~ NJ. DINsxooR thought the he., plan was to
aa.e eHs:dst S1 tasn IL Gxi' ,ef aimseit i 4 ~
u. WOODsoN Wis oppoeed 10 ny de'.Y.
hs ,toq u@e u !es eo,Ds q in.e Il
III. RSfUH hoped the bills would ee pr.atso.
Nj. TAYLOR protested A2atos; any further d.
motion sh.. tho s,ll b t.xsa out q Z: e:
hatds Of the Committee 7aa lost-feae' W.
III Houre then vsut into committee.
| MI. ENYuN Withdrew his ~ sttsnta.
NJ. BAILEY offered aasesttute sspsnsnE N 10. NE
a. q ? pso1.dtss III * Ss &C. sppe.stnset q shFss
| Commits s1oners by The dofesnpE. ~. ~
ess ses1s "a % y siVs ~ eonds. Tas Go1sfaot Z r.
powered to remove for earle. The Commission
dhe;tea e p;sp11s rptns ~ Eso snan Il;
them before IN architect. II sausaeda 70 @ 3sase
HOUSE tsa be erected tor rhe sun speedsdLthsee %
lhs 49, snSsq. sh, "a sss ao,r z
ray h ctn. II rot, The Governor nsy reqnfo
ss coagi:'ons;s ; to eas ee9,e 6e.n nssh. snss.
ths ,esa .sn xo.k q i 70 be aons.
nade e. os...ssns u pcs:lole stoas sao o,.e9 EFT
eostsact for nc Van poras,oa of stone e: r:
coaee7an q qz.,riss Il ,hey cannot oataip ;hea 10
! | / frtsooatle sum. The faaurer tG which pay
|. EknIA Ate 10 be usde ~ The Size hou.e 10 Y
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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-09-15

Requiring the owners of property on
both sides or Tenth street, east of Mar
ket street, 10 pave the sidewalks front
ing on said street.
SEC. 1. Be it ordained by the City
Council of Canton, twO~thirds OF all the
members elected to said council concur
ring therein.
That the respective owners of lots or
parts of lots, abutting on each side of 10th
ST., east or South Market ST., are hereby
required to pave the sidewalk adjoining
their said lots or parts Of lots upOA and
according to the grade esta ablished for
said street by ordinance entitled IAN
ordinance to establish q grade on Tenth
street, between Cherry and Market
streets, with good hard burnt brick, said
pavement shall be ten feet wide.
=SEC. 2. That the Mayor OF this city, rs
as soon as may be, after the passage and
publication OF this ordinance, shall cause
a notice to be served upon each Of the
owners OF pre- perty contemplated by the
first section OF this ordinance. or in case
of The absence OF such owner, then upon
/ the agent OF such owner, notifying such
| owner or agent Of the passage and re~,
| quirement OF this ordinance, and said
| Mayor shall make return of the service
of such notices to the city council. ..
| SEC 3. That IL any swner or agent con
4 templated by this ordinance shall fail 10
| comply with the requirements of this or
dinance for sixty days after the service
of the notice provided for by sectien two
/ OF this ordinance, then such sidewalks
shall be constructed in front of the prop
/ erty of such owner in such manner as
he council may by resolution provide
at the expense OF such owner, and the
cost thereof shall be a lizn on such prop
ertY abutting thereon, and shall be q
personal charge against such own. r, and
shall be collected according to law, with
| penalty and interest, after demand.
SEC. 4. That this ordinance shall have
effect from and after its passage and pub
lication.
DANIEL WORLEY, Prest.
Attest: JOSEPH TROUT, Clerk.
| septl5W2.