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IST OF CAUSES FOR TRIAL
Ia AT DECEMBER TERM, ISL.

FIRST WEEK.
The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania cr retdiioae o.1
Patrick Burke and Michael Mulligan Vs. LAW
renee Currau and Michael Maloney.
Edward Mccall ct. ul vs. John Sweeney',,
1icorge A. FrlclS W.. Thomas Stn"khUuSc, hNrs,
Wm. Iongenbergcr, Ct al. vs.. Hugh W. McIey-
VIM, P stacl,housc vs. Andrew Ercas, Admrs.
L. Ucrdc's use vs. B. II. Crevcllng et al
David j. Waller VS.. John NJ. S.gcInouse'
mich"ei mhi growers use VS.. savage & Bright.
1%ioii pctcr iIayman's use vs. JGcob Shancr, Jr.
nrambali d %. vs.. McNinch & shuman.
Harvey c. Hess vs.. samuel Greasy admir-
ShultI n funston vs. Alfred irvine,
VIM. a. kline vs.. James V. Giila3spy
james V. Gilaspy vs. VIM; a. kline. no,,,,
Clomuel q. RiCkotts administrator, w. DaVlu
Sweeny Ell. al.
Joseph S. Kline vs. Charles Howard.
John Gray vs.. SandcrsQn HagGhpucil.
1houos UyCouuor vs. Martin GNuguln. ,...
iewisJ Adams vs. Fshingcroek school district
WIN, A. Case vs.. bloom Township
Simon Welsh VS.. John Hoffman,
Peter G. Ecllrot vs. Alfred lrNlhc'
John McAnall vs.. Wm. Jacoby.
Francis j. Kline VS.. JacqD HsfrlhB'
David j. Waller vs.. Wesley WIFI,
stephen Thomas vs., The ienn9 Z a6yLnr, Cana o.
O. u. Mellick vs. John Yeagers, admir-
John l., Klno,s use VS., w; u Yocnm, el' al
Daniel j ~ sSybert vs. Kinctob 4 Walton
Naniah ltcesc's adm'r vs.. W, a. kline. -
Michael NIalon vs.. Philadelphia and Reading H.
Patrick Monaghan vs.. Philadelphia and Reading
Rodsser DlSon vs.. Philadelphia and Reading II.
Mrs. Mary Connolly VS., Philadelphia AMI Read
George ". ituciic VS.. philip Applomnn, ct. al.
Charles Brown vs.. Jos. Il. NuudcfsliCe.
David Shuticr vs.. II irum Thomas.
solomon llmcy Ns. William Walp,
Joseph Fry vs.. Simon kCcdy.
VIM, Y. shumun vs.. Lackowanna AMI Blooms
burg II. Il. Go.
Daniel Snydcrs use vs. NJ. c. McCollum ct. al.
Gilman StrOuso VS.. wilson Miller.
II. q. tickets VS.. John Sweeney ct. al.
George X. Hess VS. Joseph Wise ct. III.
j. Smith u son vs.. GeOigc X. Hess.
EmelinC Mcnsch VS.. Levi Brcdbender ct. n.
u. j. Campbell n Co. vs., William HOuck.
Michael MCMahOn vs.. Nicholas kindt.
| a. W. Eaton VS.. John l.. llosslcr
y. w. Eaton ct. aLNS. u. L. Warner c,. ul.
Joseph W. Fauspy vs.. John Mullig1u ct. al.
Columbia Insurance Co. VS. j. NJ freck.
\. b. Stewart ct. al. VS.. Frances b. Julcy CT. al.
| VIM, Mines vs. Jonas Doty.
Andrew CrcVcling vs.. Thomas Trench,
jeremiah Hess use VS.. John Hoffman ct. al.
Frank T.. BrOckway VS.. Daniel Il. Seybert.
| j. +. Liuuells EXrs VS.. Aaron W. Hess et al
George WnunuyCrs cXrs vs.. John Stucr.
| \, pardec * Cows. DunVilIc lla2lUtOu uudWilkeS
barre Il. X. Co.
Suslnah Giiham VS.. Martin NJ Brobst.
| Mary Litweiler VS.. Aaron Smith.
| Henry Fry VI. Jacob Dclileubach.
Mordecli Millurl vs.. II. W. McKeynOlls.
| Thomas Williams VS.. John Cain.
| Daniel Boyer VS.. Wellington Heagcr,
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Hon. VIM. F. Rogers. Mayor otae cyot 8,g,,,

Hon. VIM. +. Rogers, Mayor orHte Cayof Rag,,,
". Y
Mayors onlce, Buffalo, juno %, 1850.
have used "HooGands German Bltters and
lohlc IN my illnlly during the past year, and
can recommend them as an excellent tonic i'm.
parting tone and ylgor to the system Their uSe
mas been productive of decidedly beneficial
oHccts' WM l.. ROGERS.
Hon. James NJ. Wood, Ee-lfuyor Of IYiuian,sport
Pa.
take great pleasure in recommending Uoof-
lands German Tonic " to any one who NAV be
afflicted with Dyspepsia. had the Dyspepsia so
badly ~ was impossible to keep my food in my
stomach, and became so weak us not to be able
towalk half mile. Two bottles of Tonic effected
II perfect cure. JAMES NJ WOOD.
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DIR. lIOOFLAND'S
i o ID 0 p III Y l. l. N,
SUBSTITUTE For MERCURY Pills.
TWO Pills 4 DOSE
Tile most Powerful, YET Innocent,
pe9etad'c Catharh'c knoun.

~ Is not necessary to take n handful of these
iliIs 10 produce the desired effect two of Them
act quickly ani powerfully, cleansing the Liver
stomach and Bowels of all impurities The
pIinclpie Ingredient is Podophyllin or the AlcO-
hollc Extract of Mandrake, which is by many
liiheS more powerful, ncting and searching Than
the Mandfakc itself. Its peculiar action is upOp
the Liver, cleaning 1t speedily from all obstruc-
tlohs, WIN all the power OF Mercury, yet lree
iron rom lie injurious results attached to the of
lhal mineral.
For all diseases in which the use of cathartic
s lhucated, these pills will give entire satisiac-
tl9n III every case. They NEVER FAIL.
~ cases OF Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia and
extreme costiyencss, Dr. Hooiland's German
bi!ters or Tonic should be used H. connection
WIN mo Pills The tonic effect of the Bitters or
Ionlc builds up the system. The Bltters or Tonic
pullnes the Blood strengthens the Nerves, REG-
uLATEs the Liver, and gives strength, energy
and vigor.
Keep your Bowels active with the Pills and
tone up the system with Bltters or Tonic and
no disease can retain the hold, or even assaii
you.
Recollect that II is DIR. HOOFLANDS GER
MAN remedies that are so universally used and
highly recommended; and do not allow the
Druggist to induce you TO take anything that he
may say Is Just as good. because he makes u
larger profit ON 1t.
These Remedies VIII be sent by express To
any locality, upon application to the PRINCE
PAL OFFICE, ut the GERMAN MEDICINE
SIotE, Oh Arch ST., Philadelphia.
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Hon. GEORGE sHARswooD, Justice oCtae Supreme
Court qf Pennsylvania
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Patent Medicines.

IN APPEAL
To Debilitated Persons,
TO Dyspeptics,
To Sufferers from Liver Complaint,
TO those having no Appetite,
To those with Broken Down COnsti.
tutions,
10 Nervous people,
TO Children Wasting Away,
TO any with Debllitated Digestive
Organs,
Or suffering DM dny Of the ,fokowi,o
Symptoms, iChich Indicate Disordered
LiUer or Stomach,
such as Con-
stpation, Inward
Piles, FulnCss or
Blood to the Head Acid.
ity of the stomach, Nausea,
Heartburn, Disgust for Food,
Sour Eruscltations Sukingor Flut.
toring at the Pit fthc stomach Swim
ming OF the Head Hurried and Diflirult
Breathing, Flutterlng at the art Choking
or SuilOcAting Sensations when in n Lying POg.
ture, Dimness of Vision Dots or Webs before
the sight, Feveran dull pain in the head,
Deficiency ofPcrsplrntion, Yollowncss
of the skin and Eyes, Pain In the
side Back, Chest, Limbs, &c,
sudden Flushes of Heat,
Burning in the Flesh,
Constant imaginings
ofEvil, aud great
Depression of
spirits.
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PHILADELPHIA, June /, 1863,
have found by experience that "Hoofand's
Hermah Bllters is II very good tonic, relieving
dyspsptic symptoms almost directly.
GEORGE SliARSwooD.
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Hon. JAMES THOMSON, Ctier J,tstica n The Supreme
Court Of Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2S, 1867,
consider "looiland's German Bitters" n vail
liable medicino in case of attacks OF Indigestion
or Dyspepsia. l can certify this from my expc-
rIehce OF IL. Yours, with respect,
JAMES THOMSON,
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PHILADELPHIA, March 10th, 1867.
nnd " "liooiland's German Bltters" is n good
tonic, useful in diseases of the digestive organs
ana OF great benefit in cases of debility and want
OF action in the system. Yours truly
GEORGE W. Woodward.
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Hon. GEORGE w. WOODWARD, former Chief Jus.
tice Of ne Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania, a
present Member Of Congress rom PeansylUalia
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WIDOW's ADVERTISEMENTS.

Registers Onice.
Nov. 3, ISL,
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New Advertisements.

We direct attention TO the following
new advertisements: q,
Taxes for 1S7l-J. +. c. DuPre, Coun-
ty Treasurer. -...
Prescntment of the Grand Jury.
Executors Sale-W. S. Richardson,
Executor.
Citation of the Estate Of Granbury
Riley, decd, by L. L. Guffin, Probate
Judge.
Citation of the Estate of Nancy Lesley
deceased, by l.. l.. Gufin, Probate
Judge.
Late ArrivaIs-Emporium of Fashion.
Lamps-Lee & Parker.
Noticc-Robert Jones, Clerk.
To Our Patrons-I. & w. II. Branch.
Dissolution Of Partnership of w. Z,
McGhee & Co.
Yoke of Oxen for Sale--1saac Nickel
Ter.
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Markets..

ABBEv1LLE, October 10. - Cotton
| 1G@1Gf.
New York, October 22-The debt
statement shows decrease of nearly
$4,000, 800 specie increased nearly ST.
O90,G 900; deposits decreased over Sl1 ,oO0,-
O0o; legal tenders decreased over $780,
900.
Cotton receipts at all ports for the
week S2,52S bales, against Gi,097 last
week, +6,0l4 for the previous week, 81,
O73 three weeks since. Total since Sep
tcmber 26S, ,S74 bales, against 351 900 for
the corresponding period Of the previ-
Gus year, showing decrease since Sep
tcmbcr 1st, this year, of S2,2t6. Exports
from all ports for the week 1892 bales,
against 1896 for the same week last
year. Total exports for the expired por-
ton Of the cotton year 1ll,075 bales,
against 1l3,477 same time last year.
Stock in Liverpool 49, 900 bales, against
537, 10 same tsme last year. American
lotion ahoat for Great Britain 43,o0U
bales, against $1,000 same time last
wear. Indian cotton alloat for Europe
55S, ,720 bales, against 100000 same time
laat year. Weather at the South during
the week has been favorable for picking
Considerable progress has been made i'll
gathering crops,
New .YoRK, October %. - Noon.-
Flour dull and declining, Wheat favors
buyers. Corn dull and heavy. Pork
1890. Cotton unsettlcd-uplands 1ss
Orleans l9l; sales 1900 bales. Gold
l2i.
7P. M.-Cotton irregular; sales 2,9C6
balcs-uplands Is! Orleans l9}. Flour
dull aud casier-common to fair extra
1000 good to choice 7.70@ 9.25.
Wheat closed firmer, in fair export and
good speculative dcmand-wintcr red
Western l.54. Cord firmcr, at 75@ @7Gi
Pork quiet, at l3.OoG13.15. Gold 12!@
l2s.
LIVERPOOL, October % - Evening"
Cotton closed heavy-uplands 9a@9s ;
Orleans 9S@9j.
CHARLESTON, October %. Cotton
dull-middling 17!@17i; receipts 2,3354
bales; sales 100. ... ..
| AUGUSTA, October 23.-Cotton dull
mud lower-middl:ng 1Ss@17a; sales
GOO bales.
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and for every new impression an old
one must be erased. 1t has been cal
cnlatcd that the brain can hold 3.l55, !
100000 thoughts; but manifestly the
value Of such calculations is not great.
Hrt there are limitations to the work
inr Of the brain, when men can no
longer expect to do what they once
could only they can hardly be per-
sualcd of it. The golden moment of
life is whcn enthusiasm is at its maxi
mum, and when experience is suilici-
cnt for its guidance. Exceptions are
10 be named to the usual rule. Such
men as Franklin, Lord Brougham,
rjtian, Michael Angelo, Haydn, and
Farra gut were still doinga great work
in advanced ycars.-Indepeuasmt.
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The Time Of Life for the Best Intel
lectual Labor.

Some curious studies in regard to
the time Of life N which the best in
tcllectual labor is accomplished have
been made by DR.. Beard, and may be
found reproduced in tac Co'IcGe Couront
DIR. Beard takes for the basis Of his
inquiry and representative OF hui
manity in its best estate, eight hun
ldred lives Of the f1remost men, and
eighteen hundred dates connected
with these lives. Blot out from his.
tory what these 1900 dates represent,
and you will blot out nearly all that
is worth anything in the civilization
of the.pa two thousand years. From
an analysis and averaging OF dates
the conclusion is reached that tho gol-
den decade Of life is between the ages
of 80 and 40: the silver decade be-
tween 40 and SO. The golden decade
alone represents nearly one-third OF
the wor k Of the world. Seventy per
cent. of. the worlds work is done be-
fore 45, and 50 per cent. before so.
The writer asserts that history does
not sustain the common theory that
the brain natures later than the mus
cular aud osseous systems. As for the
difference between youthful and old
mind, he urges that enthusiasm in the
great quality Of youth, and expert
ence of old age and, in the matter Of
Judgment, youth is the best judge OF
that which is to be and which is now
age is the best judge Of that which is
past. Age alone can shine in convcr
sation and in biography, and in tho
management of estates for their pres
crvation. Youth eXcels in the In
crease OF money. Beyond certain
point learning cannot go for the brain
begins to l04o moro than it takes in
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gsMg HMSMIOM !!

readers Of the Press and Banne are informed that
q there is going on at the "EMPOKlUM OF FASH
lON free exhibition Of the fashions OF Dry Goods and MILL
mary for fall and winter
In Dress Goods all the new fabrics shown in Solid Striped
Figured Brocaded &c.
In Shaws all the styles are shown in Black Black and White
Grey Grave coors and handsome in bright colors also
handsome line Of Furs in Capes and Muf at low prlces
In Boulevard Skirts Hoop Skirts Corsets Bstles Breast
cred Yokes Stamped Yokes for braid embroidery Nuba
Scar Hoods Jackets Tama Breakfast Shaws Chgnons and
Curls in real and imitation hahe newest and best styles
shown and sold by Mrs. Wier and Miss Cater.
In handsome trimmings for Ladies' garments Real and Imita
ton LacesRea and Imitation Lace Collars Linen Collars
and Cuffs Grape Collars andC Cuffs Embroidered Infants Waists
lars, Childrcns Wool Hosiery &C., splendid assortment shown
In MllneryIhc handsomest line Of Velvet Plush, Silk
Paris and Straw Hats and Bonnots Feathers Plumes French
Flowers, Beautiful Roman Sshe Splendid Sash Ribbons in
Black Scarlet and Embroidered Bow Ribbons in Roman En-
broery and solid coors Neck Ribbons to MATCH beautiful
Bows and scar in all the handsome coors Vevets in every
coor Laccs Vcng Dress Trimmings and Buttons, the best
ever seen in Abbeye
Jewey-hs is brance just added the many attrac
ons In this line will be found very handsome assortment Of
real Jet Ear Rings Broache Bracelets Necklaces also Shell
ewey Real Shell Beads Necklaces Crosses Spar Necklaces
&c.
Woocn-In this Department. Flannels, Lndseys, Jeans,
lweeds Salem and French Casslmeres Blankets &c. &C., are
shown at popular prices.
In Domcss-1e prettiest Prints fine Long Cloths Bleach
and Bro Homespu jeans Hickory Shrting Checked Osna
burgs &c., g., sold at low prices.
in House furnishing oods-Wi be shown Table Damasks
Unbleached Bcaced and Turkey Red Towels Doyas Nap
kns Secngs P S. Cotton Counterpanes Laces for Curtains,
|Oi and Paper Shades Carpettings, Tides &c.
In the Dress Making Department will be found the latest pat
erns for all kind of garments both from Butterick Co., and
NJ me. DcmOrcst Of New York.
None but the patterns used in the getting up
Dresses, &c.
Patterns sold to all that apply.
Mrs Can has returned from Baltimore, and in charge of
the Millinery Department. assisted by Miss Small Mrs Wer and
Miss Cater
Miss Tweeddale late charge of fashionable Dress Making
Etabecdn Baltimore is in charge of the Dress Making De-
pame assisted by the Misses Taggarts and three other ladies
LOT skill All invited and examine for themselves
Very respectfully, JAMES w. FOWLER
Oct. 10, 1871, 25-tf. Proprietor
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MARRIED..

MARRIED, on the 24th of October,
by the Rev. J. +. Gilbert, Mr., ELI
LINK and Miss EMMA SHILLITO,
all of Abbcville.
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CCNSIGN-EES.

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
Al Cleveland. G. A Human, c T Has
kell, Hemphill & Co a Hall, Nc
Gravy, DR. 3 Rhett, Samuel d Co Il
S & ca.
No goods delivered until freight is
J. ". MARSHALL,
Agent.
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PEll2s9ltn3lt Of The Grand Jury
~ OCTOBER TERM,
"a 81 rE~I
s.. &L-.5 e -1.H

! To The Honorable, J0mcs Il. Orr, JudHc
Of tie SM Circ"t, Iycsiii"g at Abdc-
uiNc, Ocfo5cr Term Of tic Court Of
general Sessions.
The Grand Jury respectfully re-
port as foHows:
We have found the County in a
condition Of perfect Quictude and
peace. We have learned Of no cut
RACES and but few violations Of law
mostly Of an insignificant character
not calculated to disturb the general
GOOD order of the country. We arc
in Il more prosperous state than at
any time since the termination Of the
war while the cotton crop will like
" be small-thc real rcccssaricS of
life arc quito abundant. Nothing hin
dcrs our progress so much as.the diff
cultics in the way of settling old
debts. We trust some means will be
adopted by our Legislature for relief,
and would suggest that an Act be
passed fixing upon some carly date
after which such claims cannot be
sued upon.
The roads and bridges are general
Iy in proper condition. Such bridges
as need repairs arc under contract:
We have assurances from the County
commissioners that every effort will
he made to have all things requisite
done in tI:is particular-as soon and
50 far as the monicd condition Of the
County wiIljustify.
Tie Poor House is filthy and
wants proper management. The
Superinte dant is kind TO the in
mates. There are thirty-three in
mates including FIVE children. The
expenses Of the establishment arc uu-
reasonably heavy. Twelve hundred
ipounds Of sugar.per annum, and four
hundred and forty 'ponnds Of bacon
per month is the estimated consump-
lion by thces;abisl.mont. We again
recommend that tho Poor House be
let out to the lowest responsible bid
der unIer J2ad.
The public Offices and buildings are
IN reasonably good order and condi-
ton. The Jail has not been supplied
with locks us recommended hy us
heretofore. We do not consider it
insecure by reason thereof but think
they should DC furnished at once.
The Treasurcr's office should be
reduced in size--that is, the partition
now dividing it from the County
Commissioners Office should be moved
TO the second winlow-lcaving the
County Commissioners Office for tho
County Auditor.
We recommend n new back be put
10 the case holding the papers relating
to personal property i'll the Probate
Office and that the carpotcd room be
assigned to the Graul Jury.
We fnd an unnecessary cxpcndl-
turc of $;2G for blank books i'll the
Clerks Office.
The County is in debt between
S., 600 and $1,000. We request the
Legislature to pass an Act autholl-
zing the levy of tax Of / mills on
the dollar, to meet this debt.
The School Commissioner when we
visited his Office WAS drunk as usual.
| We thank His Honor Judge Orr
and Solicitor Perry for their kind
ncsa.
JAMES McCASLAN,
Foreman.
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If you want fine Bleach from 10 to
20 cts. per yard tho best quality, go
TO Kaphan & Sklarz.
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APPLICATION FOR CHARTER.

\ OTICE is hereby given that appllca--
~ cation will be made at the next
Session Of the Legislature for Charter
Of incorporation OF the Village Of Ninety
Six. [Oct IS, 1871, 26-2m
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FINAL DISCHARGE,

NOTICE is hereby given that s. ".
~ Agnew, Administrator Of the
Estate of S r Underwood, deceased,
has applied to L. l.. Guilin, Judge OF
Probate, in and for the County OF
Abbeviilc, for final discharge as Ad
ministratOr.
IT IS ORDERED, That tho 30tl
day of October, a. D. 1871, be fixed
for hearing of Petition, and final set.
tlement Of SAID Eestate,
J. G. WOSMANSKY,
G. C. P. Abbevillo County.
Oct II, 1871, 26-2t
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OBITUARIES.

LITTLE GLADYS, infant daugh-
ter of J. p. and Fantie Huckabce,
aged two months and days, departed
this life October 5th, 1871. "Of
such is the Kingdom Of Heaven"
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Fl Y M E N E AL.

MAnRlED-At the residence of the bride's
father, o,f'he 26th Sept, 1871, ny Rev. j.
G. Watson, Mr LAURENCE ID. CLARK and
Miss V. ROSA GASKIN. Ali Of Orangeburg
County.
We wish this happy couple long and joyous
life. May their pathway, adwon the untried
future be as bright and fair as the graccs
and beauties of tho young and tender
bride.-Epi f9ts3a.ua ~;
On the 2lst Sept, 1871, nj the Residence
of the brides father, by Rev. /. d. Durham,
Mr.. MICHAEL WILLIS, of Barnwcll to
ATiss RA ACIfEL MACK, of this County.
On the 18th October, 1871, at the resi-
dshccaof tile brides father, by Rev. Mr.. G
Mack, Ms REDIsH YOUNG to Miss lsA-
BELLA REED Amor this County. =
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NOTICE..
COUNCIL CHAMBER,
orangeburg G.. H., S, c.
October 10th, 1871.

October 10Th, 1871.
Y Resolped, That the streets and roads with
in the corporation for repairing be let out
by sections to the lowest biddcr-(THE
SIDEWALKS NOT fNCLUDED)-for the
space of the term of the present Conucil,
which term, will expire in September 1873.
Proposals TO be sealed and handed in to the
Clerk by the lst day Of November, 1871
said work TO be approved By Council, and
payments made quarterly, as follows:
SECTION. lst. Russell or Main Street, from
corner of Market street to River Bridge.
Sec I'd. Russell Street from corner Mar
ket, to the One Mile Post on the -Bellyille
road.
SEC. Sd. Broughton Street, from the cor
ner of Russell to- the One Mile Post below
Jno, G. Rowe Esq.
SEC. ath. Broughton Street, from the cor
ner Russell to One Mile Post on the Bull
swamp and Columbia road.
SEC. 9th. AmeliR Street.
SEC. 9th. adIeading to Sunny side"
SEC, 9TH. Pitthans Alley.
SIC. 9Th. st. Johns Street ~"
SEC. 9th. First Street. below White
morc's Factory.
SEC. 10th. Second Street, below whitce-
more;s Factory.
+ SEC. llth. Street running from Peter
Doyles, Esq.
SEc. 12ih. Road from the Rail Road, to
the One Mile Pos. on the 6 Chop road
(, Sgg.zj Sch. Road from Russell Strast 10
! SEC. 14th. Rohd north of Rail Road to
Rev. 4. X. Legare's. s s,
SEC. 10Th. Road from Broughton Street,
to Market Street, or aAlcPherson Street. Z
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t...s. Clark.
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