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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-07-26

the Democrat. We can cheerfully
recommend the Globe to our read
ers as in every way worthy of their
patronage. The Weekly Globe will
be furnished at $1.50 per single
copy, $50 for twenty copies; the
semi-weekiy is 81 per year, or ten
copies for s25. Address Mckee,
Houser & Co., Globe Office, st.
Louis. We thank the publishers
for their daily, and hope we may
continue to see its bright face.
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KANSAS MAGAzINE.-We neglect
cd last week to notice the arrival Of
the August number OF the Kansas
Magazine. 1t is a well written
number, and should be read by all.
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NOTTGE-

* BOYD, of parts unknown, viii take
W notice that he has been sued by
Olive j. Boyd, and that her petition
against him is filed in the district court of
Lyon county, and State Of Kansas; that
said c. Boyd must answer said petition
on or before the 9Th day of September.
1872, or said petition win be taken as true
and judgment rendered against him ac-
cordingiy, divorcing said Olive j. BOYD
from him and decreeing to her the custody
and control of their two minor children.
Lewis A. and Lecta A. BoVd. and for
costs. PEYTON & GILLETT,
3ow3 Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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When Charley Blair told the Lii

When Charley Blair told the Lib
erals, at Bancroft Hall, last Satur-
day night, that he was Democrat,
they stamped their feet. When he
said that he always had been
and always expected to be
u Democrat they stamped their
feet and yelled. When he
said that Horace Greeley had been
4 public man for thirty years and
the best thing he had ever done
in all that time was 10 bail JEFF
Davis, they stamped their feet,
yelled and fired the anvil. This
shows pretty well how the cat is
jumping.
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new BLACKSMITH SHOP.

A4c04cblOA Oh ksrkCGGs
CARLOW & EgEyFEY. who late
III ~ occupied Corners old stand. ON
North Commercial street, have moved 10
their new shop on the opposite side OF the
street, where they are prepared 70 do All
work In their line. Horse shoeInG. new.
600 per span; all new work warranted.
Particular attention paid TO unsOund fsez.
without extfa charge. Refer 20 A. p.
Stewart and Drs. TrueWerthy and Law.
reaoe- jan12tf
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after taking them up, adjournment
was had. since which no sessions
have been held. Much anxiety is
evinced, but SO carefully are The
proceedings preserved secret that
nothing positive is known of the
trouble.
THE LIBERAL MOVEMENT IN EN-
PORIA.
There was at Emporia, last Saturday
night
A very large meeting of old Greeley
ties;
And eminent members we're there
from abroad,
Several of whom were designed for
@Hcd."
But tits not my purpose to speak very
cross
OF such men as Walker, and impeach-
ment Ross,
For enough OF our own fools were
Who claim my attention, SO goodbye
to Blair.
Well, the meeting was opened. the
crowd was immense,
And the talent displayed was very in
tense;
Though three fourths of the crowd, as
all agree,
Were Grant men, who went there the
humbug to see.
Anon & the vast. thrOng, to be seen
very plain,
Was Crawford, whom nature forgot to
give brain;
But it kindly supplied him with frame
very long,
Very closely resembling huge pair
of tongs.
Crawford thinks, among men, that he
is very great;
He alone of the world, can his worth
estimate;
And would advise, If he wouldn't see
an ass,
That he stay within doors, and smash
his glass.
Judge Watson presided at this great
feast,
But he's ring-boned, and heevy, and
spaYined at least;
Though long he has lived on the public
expense,
On all leading questions he's astridc o
the fence.
Although being Judge, was old Wat
sons forte,
Judge Ruggles himself, always man
aged the court;
And Ruggles' opinions did most al,
ways guide
The Court, on all questions left Their
to decide.
But I won't say much at Judge Rug
gles' cost;
He's the ab1est man in the Liberia
host;
And among all the Greeleyites, he hai
the best head,
Although, he reese mbles q huge feather
bed.
But as for old Watson, he knows he.
played out,
And so tor dear Greeley he's ready tt
spout;
He styled Grant a "butcher" in hi
| able (?) speech
That sounds very well, from such al
old "screech."
And then, friend Hunt, of the Ledger
was there,
And he fell in love with both Walker
and Blair;
He thinks they'll be able to turn Kan
sas round,
So for the sarehead ticket he will b'
found.
But Hunt, of his reason, is nearly be-
reft
Or he would see plainly, there's not ;
chance lett
For Greeley, or any of the Liberia
throng,
Or any of the soreheads, to which they
belong.
For Office he's oft run in Republican
ranks,
But his efforts have always turned on
to be "blanks;"
| So his coat lie turns and over he goes
To the ranks of his old political foes.
Only last fall for Republican votes
He asked, so he could "feel his OATS
In the court house, in place of Hughes
But Pete beat the Democrat out of his
shoes.
And Ace Bancroft and Coates, as the
story goes,
Were Gas good Republicans as evel
wore clothes;''
But Bay proved to be the general pet
That's what's the matter with them
''you bet"
But Grant is the man, whom the peo-
pie demand
With united voice, from all over the
land,
And Grants the man, who the people
shall rule
In spite of Greeley, the political fool.
CAESAR, JR.
From no place in particular,
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NEWS AND EDITORIAL.

Since Browns discovery of the
cxhiliarating effects of the soft crab
they have become very popular in
all saloons.
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RYAN & LYONS
NEW CARRIAGE AND WAenN SNIP

Horsesheelng and RepairinE.
Sixth avenue, a few rods east of the NEW.
Office.
Marriages and wagons made TO order
All kinds OF repairing and iobbinS fSore
IN mo best manner by skilIfIl workmen.
Prices very reasonable. We invite an in
spectton Of our work and guarantee eafIs-
faction. Come and see us.
ian27-1y Esrssf4ss RYAN &IYDNS.
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after taking them up, adjournment
was had. since which no sessions
have been held. Much anxiety is
evinced, but so carefully are The
proceedings preserved secret that
nothing positive is known of the
| trouble.
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1t is now stated that it was "soft
shelled crabs" that allied Brown in
New York, and not cherries"
That's oil right, and we cheerfully
make the correction.
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kansas city cal.le Market.


Tuesday, July q, 1872.
Receipts OF cattle up to 6 D. m, 1913
head, Shipments in same time sd. Ow.
ing to more favorable advances from
Eastern markets. the market was active
at yesterdays prices.
This class of live stock is rather better
than for the past week. The best cattle on
the market to-day were 297 head corn-fed
Texas cattle, shipped from Ft Scott lay
hlesSrs- Wilson g. Adams: shipped by
owners to Pittsburg market, via ST. L.. X .
9. q n. road. The balance OF stock were
lower grodes OF Texas steers and cows.
there being no native cattle on market.
We would advise ell our country to hold
their thin cattIe at home, as they are mel
Their saleablc or wanted, and only the best
cattle find ready sale.
We quote prime TO choice shipping
steers aV 1900 lbs and upward, at $5a5 .;
good to prime, 81 50a5 90: winterd Tex
ans in good flesh. S3.a3 so; through Tex.
ans in fair flesh, seas 90: thin cows and
steers, 81 50a2 90.
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Brown-B. Gratz-Frank Blair's
eousin--had soft shell crab so bad
at Yale College that he pretty much
disgusted everybody.
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MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH


NEW YORK. July 81.
/ Gold steady at 141<a145S.
Loans las per cent. for carrying.
Treasury disbursements SCR, 600.
Engagements for shipment tomorrow
$3.50, 600.
Government bonds higher aud yer,
strong.
State bonds duh, but steady. s
Money easy at 2a3 per cent.
Sterling quiet at 95z.
Skies of'S1 I7sS; Eve twenties ef'62 I57<
do 81. 155<; do 10. 1913; do new '65, 14a<
do '67, 153S; do Is, Is; f0.40s. I27<: eur.
rency Us. 141<; Missouri rs, 81.
st. Louis Market.
sT. LOUIS, July "a.
Flour inactive. with fair inquiry for
brands ranging from $500 to $50.
Wheat, new sitter, old steady; old No,
2. $1.65, new $1.55a$I69.
Corn neglected and lower; No. mixed
3Sa39, No. white mixed 47a4Ss
Oats little frmer, but inactive; No. 2.
mixed ., No. 32.
Rye and barley dull.
Pork unchanged; mess held firm at = l3-
Dry salt meats in demand and higher.
loose shoulders OK. loose clear sides ~
Bacon scarce aud firm; shoulders e5[a
OK. clear rib S1<ae7z; clear sides Ssza9.
Hams 15a151<,
Lard quiet, summer nominal at ~, re-
fined S3<a9. 49,
Sugar quiet, Louisiana 95<a1l.
Coffee quiet. Rio II ,<a24.
HIghWfnes scarce aud Arm At a.
Hemp nominal and unchanged; choice
undressed $9SaS1G0, DIRE .sed S176aST76. >
Cattle quiet; fair TO good .fexaR S3.0oa
53-5o, fair 70 extra native $4Q0a$6s58,
Hogs Ss.75a$4.40.
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or the various kiada, aad having had long
s1perience II the business L feel confident
that can and will give satIsfaction tn ali
my customers. / will also buy. At cash
prices, cattle, sheep, pork or hogs, hides.
tailow, etc. Meats delivered free Of
eharge TO al parts Of the city.
JanII JOHN ATYEo.
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FOR, SALE.

FIVE acres of land, fronting 18th ave,
II nue. on the south, Bancroft avenue
on the west, and Vail street On the north.
This lot adjoins the residence of Prof
Hoss. l Will also sell two lots OF about :
acres each, laying north of and adjoining
the new residences of Rev. "A r Stew
art and DR.. Tandy. Any person desiring
to purchase either of the above lots will
find it to his advantagSt to call soon. EIigl-
bic lots, in good situations adjoining tne
city are getting scarce. Also for sale
three houses at great bargains. Terms OF
payment to suit ting purchasers.
1898 WILLIAM Jay
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~ IVES regular or select courses in
W the Sciences, Ancient and Modern
Languages, Vocal Music and Drawing.
Affords superior facilities for Practice
in Free Hand and Mechanical drawing:
for Laboratory Practice in Chemistry,
Light, Heat, Sound, Electricity, and Me-
chanlcs; for Office and Field Practice in
astronomy, and for Museum and Field
Practice in Botany and Zoology.
boarding, in private families, as low
as at any other place in the West.
Those who desire it, can rent rooms and
board themselves at greatly reduced
rates.
The next Session opens at q. m.
wednesday, 4th September. 1879.
For further particulars, and for Cata-
logues, address,
JOHN FRASER,
Pres't University OF Kansas, Lawrence.
Kansas. % no
July 10, 1872.
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d EMAINING unealIed for in the EN-
HI poria postofice. II not called for in
30 days they will be sent to the dead
letter office Persons calling for follow
ing letters will nleasa say adNertisad
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Would respectfully announce to the
afflicted that She has located at Emporia
where she is prepared TO treat the various
diseases of the EYE according to the best
methods known to the profession.
Artificial eyes inserted on short notice
Also. in Chronic Diseases of the Diges-
tive Organs success almost unparalleled
has attended her practice.
Charges moderate. Consultation free.
Fees must invariably be p aid in advance.
Office. 191 Commercial street, Emporia,
Kansas. 80
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
Great Eastern Menagoris. Museum
Avairy Circus and balloon Show.

This popular establishment, the most
colossal and recherche in the country, is
i'm the fullest tide of public appreciation
and is nightly cr"wdcd with the elite of
THE city. On Wednesday, Thursday, and
Friday nights, hundreds were turned
away from the doors, unable to gain adj
mission, and the matinecs have been full
to repletion.
After ALL the public judges best of what
Il likes, and the immense success attend
ing the exhibitions Of this grand arcnic
snd geological entertainment, is the bes,
evidence Of its unparalleled worth and
merit. The menagerie is large, choice
and well selected, and affords An excellent
opportunity for the instruction and cul-
ture for the young. The circus part Of
the performance is par excellence. The
riding, acrobatic sports, tumbling, &C., is
al that the advertisements promise, while
the cloves are original and chaste. Mr.
Sam. P. Stickney, jr., is especially good
in his sallies, and adds greatly to his vO'
cation and usefulness in being true gen
tleman and scholar.
The startling exhibition of Herr Elijah
Lengel in his two dens of lions, tigers
pAnthers and hyenas, thrilled the audi
ence, and everybody present felt the
deepest interest in the safety of the dar
ing man who thus pcriled his life for tn.
public's entertainment.-CA Chicago Iymss
Aay lSM.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14

PERSONAL Rich, ESQ.,, Editor Of
the Dubuque Times, was in the city on
Tuesday. He don't accompany his broth
or editors to Salt Lake, because he knows
that "selfprcsrvation is natures first law
We noticed Judge Rogers, OF tho West
Union Gazette. in town on Monday, en-
route for the Editorial Convention at Mt.
Pleasant, and the Excursion to Salt Lake
City. He was accompanied by his wife,
which fact will doubtless be the means of
preserving their domestic happiness, rs
the Mormon city is II dangerous place for
Gentiles without their wives.
p. A. Older returned on Monday from
a visit to his Museum. c. & NJ, which is
now travelling in Missouri He reports the
company as drawing largely everywhere
which Of course is satisfactory and profit
able to him. and pleasing to his many
friends
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14

PRoF H. T. WooDMAN, of the Iowa In.
stitute of Science and Art, at Dubuque is
in town, with the finest collection Of shells,
corals, &c, ever exhibited here, which he
is selling at auction. 1t is rare chance
for our citizens to add fine specimens to
their collections
Prof w. is one Of the most eminent
naturalists in the west, having been en-
gagged in this branch of science, for near
ly 20 years, and during his researches has
made many valuable discoveries. He has
also collected one Of the finest cabinets
for the Iowa Institute, in the west, while
his own private collection is valued at be-
tween three and four thousand dollars.
This collection he is now offering for
sale provided he can dispose of the entir e
collection. 1t is to be hoped that the Re-
gents Of the State University will not al
low the cabinet to leave the State, put
purchase it for that institution.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
AN ORDINANCE

Requiring sidewalk to be built on west
to South street.
SEC l. BE it ordained by the City
Council of Independence, Iowa,
That. the owners of the lots admitting on
or lying along The west side of Walnut
street, between Mott street and South
street, be and are hereby required to con
struct a sidewalk. six feet wide, of two
inch pine plank, laid cTosswise upon three
stringers, not less than two inches by foul
inches, III front of or along side their re-
spectlye lots. within sixty days from tho
18th day of June, 1872.
SEC 9. If any person shall fail or ne
glect to construct said sidewalk, as requir-
ed by Section one of this ordinance, the
committee on streets and alleys are here
by empowered and required to advertise
for proposals for building said sidewalk,
or any part no. built as aforesaid, and to
contract for building the same; and the
cost thereof shall be charged to, and col
lected off the lot, or part of lot, in front
of, or alongside of which the same shall
be built.
Passed June 10, 1872.
Attest WIN. A. JONES, Mayor.
JAMES NJ WEART,
City Clerk.
A True copy from the original on fil'
n my Office.
Witness my hand and seal this 18th day
[sEAL June, 1872.
JAMES NJ. WEART,
CitV Clerk
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
Referees Sale.

The undersigned Referees, appointed by the
Circuit Court of Buchanan county, Iowa, in a
case wherein Betsy N. Hatch ct al, are plaintiffs
offer for sale at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder, at tho front door of the Court House, in
Independence, on Wednesday. the 18th day OF
July, 1874, at O'Clock, p. M, the following de
scribed Real Estate, to.wlt:
The south east quarter Of the south west quar-
ter, and eighteen and one-half acres off the west
side of the southwest quarter OF the south least
quarter, and the northeast quarter of the north
west quarter, and strip Of land 40 rods in width
between the said pieces Of land and connecting
the two, with the houses, barn and out buildings
known ~ the H. b. Hatch place, in section thirty
two (sS), township eighty eight (sS) north Of
yango eight ~ vest u A9ohansn county. Iowa.
\, 4 KING ne,eroos
GEo: II. LAtDRIDALE,
June 8, 1874, 49.w2
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
NOTICE.

To the School Officers and Patrons Of
the SCHOOLS Of buchanan County, Lo,oa:
On Saturday, June 18th. at 10 O'Clock A.
NJ, there will be Convention Of the
School Officers and the Patrons Of the
Schools of this County. At the Court
House in Independence, for the purpose
Of trying to secure uniformity Of text
books to be used in the schools Of this
county. All are cordially invited to be
present. E. II. ELY,
45-5w. Co. Supt.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14

JUDGE ToNAN, the editor Of this paper. left on
Monday morning for Mt. Pleasant to attend the
annual meeting of the State Press Association,
after the transaction Of tho business of the Associa
ton, there will be an excursion OF the editors
and their wives to Salt Lake City, where they will
doubtless interview Brigham and his family, hear
the Prophet make his Sabbath exhortation. and
during the last week Of the present month there
will be $50 editorials in this State mormonisn,
and the great mormon city. We really hope that
the Judge will have good time, but We must
caution B. Y, for the honor OF his family, to keep
a sharp eye on the Pr.ss Association during it's
ataY in his city
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
Shsrin's Sale.

STATE OF IOWA, tco
Buchanan County. 80
NOTICE ~ hereby given. that on the 29th day OF
~ June, A. ID. 1872, at 9 O'Clock. p. NJ, at the
Court House, in the City of Independence, and
county aforesaid, will be sold at Public Auction.
to the highest bidder, for cash. the following de-
scribed Real Estate, levied upon and taken
by virtue of n General Execution issued from the
Office of the Clerk of the District Court within and
for the county of Buchanan, State OF Iowa. in ia
yor of N. Sherwood, and against the property OF
A. s. Thomas and A. H. Cheney, to-wit:
Lots No. 49, IL, II, Is, 10, 90, 90, 30 81 81, 40,
80; also, Is feet off the south side of lot No In
Wilmer 4 Searis' subdivision of the village of
Jesnp; and also feet south of said lot No. s. and
adjoining thereto in said subdivision in the vii
lage of Jesup, Buchanan county. and state OF
Iowa, to satisfy said writ of execution and all ac-
crung costs.
Sheriff's Office, Independence,
$4.50l May a. 1872. 49-2w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
SIDEWALK NOTICE!

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN
Notice is hereby given that at a regular meet.
ing of the City Council of Independence, Iowa
held June 10th, 1872, the following resolution
was adopted.
Resolved, by the City Council ofIndependence
Iowa, That the owners of the lots abutting on
orlying along, the westside ofWalnut street from
the depot grounds of the Iowa Division of the II.
llnois Central Railroad to Greene Street, and
from Southsstreet to "Oak Grove Cemetery" be,
and are hereby required to construct sidewalk
five feet four inches wide of two inch pine plank
laid crOsswise upon three strngers, not less than
two inchesby four inches, in front Of. or along
thair respective lots.
Said sidewalks to be built under the supervis:
ion Ofthe Street Commissioner, and to be COM
pleted within the time, and in the manner pro-
yided by an ordinance to regulate the paving OF
sidewalks, approved April 4th, 1865
Now therefor pursuant to the ordinance In such
case made and provided, notice is hereby given
that unless said sidewalks are laid within sixty
days from the 10th day ofJune 1872, the Street
Commissioner will build the same3 and the cost
thereoJ will be assessed upon and collected of
the lot or lotsin front OF, or along, which the
same is laid.
f.. 81 Witness my hand and seal this nth day
OfJune 1872.
JAMES NJ. WEART,
CITY Clerk
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
SIDEWALK notice.!

l TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN.
Notice is hereby given that at a regular meet
ting of the City Council OF Independence, Iowa,
held June 10th 1872 the following resolution
was adopted.
Resolved, by the city Council of Indepen-
dence Iowa,
That the owners of the lots abutting on, or
lying along, the south side of Mott st. from
Walnut ST. to Court st. be and are hereby requir-
ed to construct a sidewalk four feet wide of two
inch pine plank, laid crosswise upon two string
ers not less than two inches by four inches, in
trent or along their respective lots.
Said sidewalk to be built under the super
vision of the Street Commissioner and to be COM
pleted within the time and in the manner requir-
ed by an ordinance to regulate the paving Of
sidewalks, approved April 4th, 1865.
Now therefore pursuant to ordinance in such
case made and provided notice is hereby given
that unless said sidewalks are laid within sixty
days from the 10th day of June, 1872, the Street
Commissioner will build the same and the cost
thereof will be assessed upon and collected of
the lot or lots in front Of or along, which the
same is laid.
r.. ST. Witness my l,aad aud seal this 18th
day of june, 1872.
JAMES NJ. WFART,
IL
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
ADVICE.

Do not consider yourselfshrewd because
you may save 10 or 20 cts, in the pur.
chase of a calico dress or bolt of cotton
They are goods that no merchant OK.
poets to more than get his money back
on, and even are frequently sold at less
than cost, Nth the sole intention of more
than making 1t up on other goods in ,chich
you hare not the opportunity Of being 50
.cell posted. IfSllawls, Percales, Alpacas,
Poplins, Fine White Goods or any
Dress Goods, Linens, Tow cling and Table
Linen, Hats, Caps, Clothing or Notions,
are desired for the year to come go to the
New York Store before they break up
and buy them at about half price; an
opportunity rarely offered.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1872-06-14
JAMES WEATR, City CT
SIDEWALK NOTICE!

To WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN!
Notice il hereby given that ut u regular meet
ing ofthe City Council of Independence, Iowa,
held June 10 h, 1S7a,th following resolution was
adopted.
Resolved, ~ the City Council of Indepen.
dence. Iowa, That the owner of the West TWEEN.
ty-two feet Of lot Three (3) in Block No. one ~
Stoughton Il McClure's addition to Indepen-
dcnce. Iowa, be, and Is hereby required to re.
place the sidewalk lying along the west side OF
SAID lot, with walk four feet wide of two inch
pine plank, laid cross wise upon two stringers,
not less than two inches by four inches, and un-
less the same is done within thirty days, the
Street Commissioner shall lay said sidewalk and
the cost thereof shall be charged to and collect
ed off said lot.
t.. ST. Witness my hand and seal this nth day
ofJune, 1879.
JAMES NJ. WEART.
City Clerk