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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-02

NV YRAR,s DAY,-Old Probabilities
never, or hardly ev-at any time, turnish-
ed a p!easanter day than yesterday for the
beginning OF a new year. The sun shone
brightly on the city during most OF the
day, the atmosphere was clear and bra
cling without being too cool for outside
comfort, and but for the mud ona good
many Of the thoroughfares the opportu'
mites for open air exercise were excel
lent. Business was pretty generally stls'
pended throughout the city, so lar Us the
stores were concerned, giving their en-
ployes chance to get out, see their
! friends and amuse themselves, but the
mills, under the pressure OF the present
boom, declined 10 shut down, and the
boys there had 10 receive and do their
calling in their working clothes.
Everybody seemed 70 feel good, how
ever. over the situation and prospects for
the new year aud, the greetings OF &C
ouaintanccs who met each other were cor
dial and hearty.
There was more calling and receiving
among friends than was expected, though
the preparations were not so extensive and
elaborate as last year. Nevertheless
there were some very handsome and at
tracliye entertainments at O good many
city residences.
Governor Mathews and his estimable
wife gave handsome spread to the mem.
bers OF the Executive staff and the stat
officers OF the First regiment, who called
in body, and received with their usual
kindness and cordially the friends who
dropped in during the day.
Atthe Female College Miss Taylor re-
ceived Hospitality, assisted by Misses Arm,
strong and Cramer, OF the faculty, and
Misses Dorsey, Ferguson and Haldeman
OF the pupils. Attractive refreshment Ia
bles, and beautiful floral display from
which visitors were decorated, were among
tho notable features OF the entertainment
At Mrs. Frew's q pleasant party, con
sisting OF Misses Mary and Ida FrewI
Miss Myrtle Dorsey, Miss Bette Mcclure
Miss Mamie Good and Miss Alice Kelly
entertained handsomely large number
OF callers.
The T. B. S. Society helped Miss Lou
Butler and Miss. Lille Braden to make
numerous visitors happy at Mrs. Buffers
on Twelfth street.
Miss Mary Dickey and party Of her
friends, as noted yesterday, had an at
tractive at home reception on Fifteenth
street.
Mrs. Charlie Rhodes, assisted by Miss
Junkins, Miss Rhodes and Miss Means,
received good many friends at her new
and beautiful residence in Kirkwood.
At Mrs Geo. X. Wheats Miss Fanny
Sutphen, OF Lancaster, Ohio, and Miss
Fanny Caldwell, Of Washington, Pa, en-
tertained their friends elegantly. :,
Besides these, callers were handsomely
received at Mrs. D. G. Lists, Miss lsadore
Pollock's, Mrs. r. N. Delaplain's, and al
numerous other places where our society
young man failed to penetrate.
Last night the city was unusually quiei
and orderly for the close OF holiday.
The Goff Guards gave well attended
and enjoyable ball at Washington Hall
aud there were several other public aud
private dances in various sections OF the
city.
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Con PIPES and beans were the "auldlang
syne" last night.
TuE::"Bean party" is what the Veterans
were termed last night.
THERE Is not much travel over the Per
ninsula at present. Bad roads.
SEVERAL Of our citizens went to Wells
burg last evening to attend ball,
Mr. G. W. TAYLEuRE and Mr.. and Mrs
Chanfrau are at the New Mcclure.
Tnr bill OF fare OF the "DiurnaP was
the largest and most attractive one we saw
yesterday.
A LAD samed Dixon had one OF his legs
Injured at the Creek mill yesterday by the
falling OF door.
soME OF the crossings on the South Side
have not been seen for month, on &c
count OF the mud.
SEVERAL young gentlemen OF this city
went TO Washington, Pa, yesterday u
make New Years calls.
TIE liquor store Of John Reid, Jr., wa
robbed Wednesday mig ut oil several bottle
Of liquor and other articles.
A sHoEMAKER's shop on Twentieth stree
was entered night or two ago, ant
several pair Of boo's stolen.
ATEAM of horses ran away with Wagon
belonging to Behrens & Co., yesterday al
ternoon, in South Wheeling, demolishinl
the wagon.
Major SWEENEY, Chief OF Police, pre-
sented the members OF his force with
number OF Chester hams yesterday as
New Years gift.
A MODEL barge broke loose from Ming
| early yesterday morning, and passed thi
city without being caught. 1t belongs I
the Princes Of this city.
A NEW locomotive, built for the lrontor
Ohio, r. r., is lying on tlatboat at tn
foot OF Fourteenth street awaiting trans
pOrtation TO that point.
Mn. DAVID TURNER celebrated his Asst
birthday at his residence in the Mort
End, yesterday. 4. T. Cockayne's orchel
ira gave him a delightful serenade yeste
day morning.
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AMONG the arrivals at the New McLur

AMONG the arrivals at the New McLur,
House Yesterday were:
J. Watt and LADY, Chicago; S. A. Vein
land, WestervilIe, o.; J. A. Grey, Flu
Grove; G. J. Allen, New York; James
Morrow, Fairmont, ". Va; Mr.. and Mrs
i. S. Chanfrau, G. W. Tayleure and Geo,
II. Green, New York; Basil 7. Bowers,
New Martinsville; +. n. ,Beebe. Bos.
ton; W. A. Doughterty. Steubenville, O.;
H. Leere, City; ". A. Lilly, Bellaire, O.
". II. Brown and II. B. Long Mounds
Vile; NJ. IIorkheimer, City; T. 9. Chand-
Ter, Cleveland, o.; Geo. +. Bell, Cincin'
natl, O.; @. 7. Hanna, Pittsburgh, Pa; ],
II. Wilcox, Pittsburgh, Pa; H. A. Mae
Donald, St. Louis, NO.; D. Shriver, W. Va,
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AMvsEMESrs.-Mr. 7. S. Chanfrau and a
good company appeared at the Opera
House last night 10 very large audience
in his great drama, exit" Mr.. Chanirau
MS "KiI' Is ono OF the best actors on the
stage, and the drama is also one OF the
most thrilling and interesting ones now
on the boards. The support is excellent.
Mr.. r. +. Russell, as Manuel Bird the
gambler, rendered his part acceptably, as
did also S. II. Verney, as Wash Stubs.
Miss Baker, as Alice Redding, was very
good, and the rest Of the company more
Tonight "Parted," with Mrs. Chanfrau
as the leading lady, and tomorrow alter
noon aurora Floyd" and Saturday even.
Ing Exit" again.
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Notice to Contractors &BuiIders
OFFICE oY TnE ROAD OF ruM1C WoNGs,
WIERLINU, November IL, 1879.

OFFICE OH TNE HOARD or tuhiLC MnhNSr
WiEELINU, NOvembcrl3, 1879. J
scaled proposals viii be received by the
Board Of Public Works, OF the State Of West
VinSInia, addressed to the undersigned, up TO
70 o'clock noon, VI March the LIST, 1850, for the
IIrERITIoSs IN, and tho ADDITIONS TO, the
BuIllIug known as the state House, ut Charcs'
ton. KanawhA county, West Virginia, accord
inv,o the plans and specifications furnished by
- y Kem6Ie and A. PEBBLES Joint Architects,
SidS viii DO received for the whole, aud the
ssvorrI nartS OF the work. Plans and spccih.
S SotH may bo seen at the Capitol Building,
in Wheeling on and after JA ,S!L; !, lsSo.
aStainSd by applying 10 &C. kemble tile
ATchitCct, resident at Wheeling, West Va
Bonds and security, approved by the Board
Of Public Works, will be required OF each
contractor. The right OF Receiving or FeIeC''
Ing any or all bids Is reserved,
m order Of the Board OF pnblie Works
n nS y'"' " 8. BRADY, SeO'y.
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WASHINGTON, January al M.-Foi
Tennessee and the Ohio Valley stationary
or falling barometer, warmer southeast to
southwest winds, partly cloudy weather
and in The latter rain followed by colder
west winds and rising barometer.
For the Lakes falling, possibly followed
by rising barometer, southwest winds,
warmer, cloudy weather. rain possibly fol-
lowed by cooler, clearing weather.
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Make Happy New Year" Happy.
By presenting your wife, daughter, sister,
or friend with
Steinway Piano,
Fischer Piano,
Knabe Piano,
Emerson Piano,
Weber Piano,
Chickering Piano,
palace" Organ,
Loring & Blake Organ,
Piano or organ stool,
Elegant piano cover,
Accordion,
Guitar,
Violin and bow,
o. Banjo,
From the magnificent stock to be found
at Lucas Music Store, 1927 Market street.
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ON aud after January 8, 1850, our
store will be closed every evening
until further notice, al q O'CLOCK r.
NJ, Saturday Evenings excepted.
SPEYEIe BROS.
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River News.


The marks last evening indicated % feet
and rising rapidly. Knowing ones pre-
dict 30 feet before the water begins to
subside.
The Emma Graham passed down yester.
day en- route Tor Cincinnati. .
The Buckeye State passed up yesterday
for Pittsburgh.
The Diurnal, for Parkersburg; 0'Neal,
for Steubenville; Telegram, for Darlington,
and Phaeton, for Sistersville, departed at
the usual time yesterday.
The St. Lawrence is due from Cincln'
natl today, and will return tomorrow
evening at the usual hour for her de-
parture.
The Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette OF yes
terday says: The Wheeling packet g. W.
Bachelor had the biggest trip up she has
had since she came out; she was almost
loaded down flat.
II anybody doubts whether Cincinnati,
Wheeling and Pittsburgh packets are do
ing any business, let that body examine
the import and export books OF the Mer-
chants Exchange, daily for week, and be
satisfied Cincinnati Gazette.
10y Telegraph 800.
MkMFlllsI Jduuhif 4s-lANeL staSoh"S'
Weather threatening.
NASHVILLE, January 1.-River falling
with IA feet on the shoals.
PITTSBURGH, January l.-Riyer 10 feet
and stationary. Weather clear and pleas-
ant
CAlno, January River 81 feet inch
and rising. Weather cloudy. Thermom.
eter 400.
LOUISVILLE, January l.-River falling
slowly with II feet 10 inches in the canal
and o feet 10 inches in the chute.
EVANSVILLE, January !. = Weather
cloudy and cool. Mercury IS to 450.
Barometer 500 and rising. River IS
0.l0 feet and falling.
CINciNNArI, January 1.-River 81 feet
inch and falling. Weather cloudy and
warmer. Arrived: Katie Stockdale, Pitts
burgh; Andes, Wheeling; shinkle, Mem:
phis; Golden Rule, New Orleans; Will
Kyle, New Orleans. Departed: Katie
Stockdale, Pittsburgh; Jas. D. Parker,
Memphis.
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BUY a Present that will Outlast time !;
one to not only gladden. the heart to-day but
In after years awaken happy recollections
Of the giyer. JACOB W. GRusB.
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cTooKHoLDERs' NOTICE.

The annual meeting Of the stOcEhOde" Of the Del.
mont Glass Works will bc hold at tho office Of the
company In BeIlaIre, Ohio, JANUARY II, 1850, al
one O'Clock r. NJ, al which time seven "a Directors
viii be elected TO serve for the ensuing yOAr.
dI NJ. SHEETS, Secretary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1880-01-02

GREAT bargains in all our departments,
previous to semi.annual inventory, Feb.
ruary ], 1880. Stock must be reduced,
and prices will do it at speyer Bros.
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For SA1E.-LaIamle's Palace ReStau.
rant. Apply at Ills Main street from 10
A. TO Or. ".
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From tho number OF boxes and other
things that are being put into the Wash
ipgton Hall by the agent Of DR.. O;Leary,
we Judge that he must have very full ap.
paratus.
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restore the lost functions aad procure Health and
happiness whore before was dependency and EloOta
The Specific Medicine Is being used With wonderful
success.
Pamphlets sent free 10 all. Write for them aud so,
full particulars,
Phoe, SPeeihe, 81 % par package. or sig packages
Tor 100. wall be sent by mall 90 receipt VI money,
Address al ordors, J. b, sGAP6OE'a MEDICINE CO.,
Mo-: l0i and i06 Main 81, Buffalo, n. Z.
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nARRIsON's srgEcll,

Mr.. Harrison, in receiving the sparkling
token OF affection and esteem, said that for
the first time in his life his hand Glove
to the roof his mouth and his right tongue
forgot its punning. He had had visions
OF the time when his merits would be rec.
ognized and rewarded, but never in his
widest dreams OF imagination had he
supposed he would be presented with so
substantial and magnificent token OF
their recognition. As for the pin he
would accept 1t as he would swallow a fly
that had been accidentally submerged in
his reireshment, |. c. In the same good
spirit in which 1t was offered, and busting
itevery morning with feather, he would
wear It as headlight TO illuminate the
balance Of the broad.guage OF his existence.
DESCRIPTION OF THE FIN.
The pin presented Is magnificent soil.
taire brilliant OF the variety known as the
rose diamond, and weighs fraction less
than two pounds and half. 1t Is said 10
have been discovered In tue ash pile at
tie South Wheeling Giass Works by Bra.
lillian slave who attempted TO secrete 1t un
der his tongue, and il our information Is
correct, II required the united efforts OF
four stalwart men to choke ii out OF the
mouth Of the dishonest wretch.
twas cut aud mounted by Capt. Russell,
one OF the most celebrated apidAries OF
South Wheeling, aud reflects great credit
on the skill OF this distinguished artist.
Attached to the centre Of the pin iS,a hog
chain, intended TO straighten The back OF
the wearer, should he become fatigued by
the weight OF the ornament, and from
either side extend gpy rods designed TO be
fastened 10 the ribs OF the owner 10 steady
the structure aud as n protection against
county constables and other persons
ieputed 10 serve attachments,
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PRRSEETArIoN.-The many friends oil
Sam B. Harrison, the Illuminated clerk al
the Mcclure House, have long desired 10
testify their appreciation OF his assiduous
attentions to them, in some substantial
manner. Many other things were thought
OF and rejected as utterly inadequate, un.
til the brilliant thought struck one oil
them that although Sam fairly scintillated,
yet he did not sufficiently glitter, and
they, also noticed that although the bell,
boys and guests from the ck:counties
stood in awe OF him, yet he had no dia.
mond, and TO supply this glaring delicien'
cy they set about to procure at least q
"kohinoor." The "Kohinoor" was at last
procured and committee appointed 10
present 1t. and at l:l5 yesterday morning
the office ofthe New Mcclure was filled by
a curious throng OF friends OF the clerk
and many who were attracted 10 the city
by the report the affair had obtained in
the country roundabout.
Mr.. Harrison was escorted from the desk
10 the centre OF the Office by the proprietor
while the crowd sang Little Buttercup.n
Here he was met by member OF the com.
mittee, who addressed him as follows:
II wish you. sir, happy New Year,
and with that wish allow me 10 express
the great pleasure it gives mo to bear
witness 10 your uniform courtesy and
politeness. In a word, you are never at a
loss for pun, and never fail 10 charge
a boarder IS cents when, he invites a
friend TO dinner, or TO credit him up
When he misses meal. These inestimable
qualities so 10 make up the distinguished
and gilt edged clerk that you arc, aud as
such you have impressed everybody.
Your friends, and their name is legion
have commissioned me to present YOU
with this little souvenir, as token Of
their respect for YOU.
Then, sir, in behalf OF the guests of the
hotel, in behalf OF book agents whom you
have bounced. In behalf OF the "Ice House
Combination" whose hearts you bowed
down, | present you with this testimonial
OF our esteem and consideration.
The diamond was then with appropriate
ceremonies handed over to Mr.. Harrison.
while the walters In the background sang
a "Pinaiole" medley, and the crowd made
a way for the recipient toward the egg.
nog room. Harrison was viSibIy affected,
but his affection did not rise TO that
noint
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NJ, Dyss teacher Of Evans & IdesOn's patented
nsthSi IN miniature painting In oil colon on convey
.Isss Pho'oInphA by ihA new pFocea are nAue
81, tS,EIIIni pHI enduring. studio nj 9l3T Chap
ss ,trSsI, WhcSlinS. All GFieFA LEFT there VIII %
sIIs5 pEoSptIy ana ia superior style. The patronage
Of The pablc4i rtsPNctiaIl solicited by MISS DS""
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Old Age add dis
eases that lead IA
Consumption, 10.
anIty and an early
grave, or both. No
matter how shat
tered the system
may be from e..
eeISes Of any kind,
4 short colfse OIL
thta Mn5ltaIRa WtlI|
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GENERAL NOTICES.
SToCKHo1DERs' MEETING,

Oyp,croy WnESLlSu Ann HELYoNr BRlpdE |
Coz PASY, WHEELING, ". VA, Dec. ~, ~ J
The Annual Meeting Of the StOCkhOl ierS Of thu
Wheeling and Belmont Bridge Company will bs held
Il The Uthco Of tue COMPANY OIL MONDAf. the l2tl
DAY { JauuaFy, 1880, OeIgecu the hVuls Of w anu
2S0O'clO,k p NJ, Tor thu tltetlrn OF Nina Manager
TO serve during the ensuing year. ,,...,,, g.,
d,9g jos, LAWSDNI seGy'
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81. JAcoRs on is great blessing.
wanted.

Sherman & Co., Marshall, Mich, want
an agent In this county at once, at q salary
Of slO0 per month and expenses paid.
For full particulars address as above.
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ALL sheet music at half price at sbeib's,
Washington Hall. Music books also ct
reduced prices. -
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M EDIcAL.
To Nervous sufferers-Thc Great Euro.
pcan Remedy-Dr. j. ID. Simp.
N0n'h Speclile Medicine.

Or. ]. d. simpsons Specific Medicine
Is positive cure for 6permltonhCa, Impotency,
Weakness and all diseases resulting from Se.A buSe,
Is Nervous Debility, 1rrlhbllity, Mental Anxiety,
tOnAl arrangements OF The Nervous System generally
Pain II Rack or Side, Lna Of MlmorY. PranIniIItn
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Make Happy New Year" Happy.

LADIES wash knit shawls with Ivory
SOAP.
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EOR KENT-FROM April. l, lSSO-
T. That desirable relidtncc, the "wlley Manshn -
located near the Grove, Martins Ferry, Ohio. The
IWolliag 10 convenient, we'll nnLshCd, In good cOhdl-
tI0H, surrounded BY beautiful Lawn covering 10
srS, Commanding fine view up and down the river
one Of the inst summer residences 10 ms IeStloS
Rent molcra'G. Apply 10 ALEXANDER boNE.;
General BuIInesI aud Peal Estate Agent, No 1878
Market n,rcet, "CnnSlc's DlOct," Wheeling, W. Va.
Ie1O
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FoRdyspeptic pains and indigestion, take
Saniord's Jamaica Ginger.
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New Advertisements.
For Cincinnati-St. Lawrence.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters.
The Springfield Republican.
Stockholders Meeting.

THERMOMETER RgcoaD.-The following
shows the range OF the Thermometer, as
observed at schnepf's drug store. Opera
House corner:
THURSDAY.
1873. 1873.
A,w,l2N.8P .M.7P.M. TAM. u NJ 3P. N. Pm
no n Is 20 "a 70 " y
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DOR RENT

NOR RENT, SALE OR EXCHANGE
L Store Room, with dwelling attached, No;
1923 Main street VIII have F0RsRENT
after APRIL lst, 1880, store rooms and dwell
liuxs in different parts OF the city. Very cheap
II. FORBES,
noes Room No. Z, Custom House.
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DOR CINCINNATI, LOUIS nsS =
u WILLIE AND INTERMEDIATEkse'ffeat' slJtiiS
POINTS, the Commodious Passenger
Steamer
ST, LATRENCE...........,....w. NJ. LisT, Master,
CD LIST, Clerk,
WIN leave as above on Saturday, January sd, at
3 o'clock Pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 10
ia2 G. H. BOOTH L SON. AGENTS.
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Qhe Gatsligettter.

once Nos. rs and n Fourteenth street
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nENTISTRY.-TO THOSE THAT DE-
~ SIRE to save their natural tooth We would cay
tha We are now better prepared than ever before 70
enable thCm 10 DO 3d. BY the use Of an ELECTEo
MAGNETIC PLUaGER we can and are Making heLteI
and hnnLsomer Gold Filling, with more ease to our
Patients, than have heretofore been made u TINS
city or elsewhere, without the aid Of the Electric
PllgGer. What We say We eau prove W actual
demonstration Call and see for yourselves.
JAMES n. 5URtiISOE L SON,
aul No. lI4S Market st., Wheeling, W. Va.
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FOR RENT

Two Large Warehouses, on Main street,
occupied at present by 8 Baer & Son. Pos
session given tint OF April next.i
ianl IRWIN, Agent.
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Continued this Week, to Sell at
Special Prices.
SiiEs, SiIks.
SILKS, SiikS.
Silks. siiks.

Siihs, Silks,
SitkS, &iikS.
SiIks. SILKS.
Cashneres.
CaShnIereS,
IasIInIeres.
CIOhks,
CI0ahs.
CIOnkH.
DOlmnnS,
DoInians.
DOiInnns.
Slawis.
Sl,aWis.
ShaWis.
Blankets.
blankets,
blankets.
FIanuelS.
Flamnels.
Fianneis.
beavers.
Beavers.
sieaVers.
Come and see what we offer during
this week.
II Will pay you! II will pay You
II will pay you!
|. BLUM & BRO,
NO. IIO4 Vain NJ.
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MAsox & HAML1y Organs at shelb'g.

NV style music rolls at sheib's.
The People's vindicator. [volume] (Natchitoches, La.) 1874-1883, 1880-12-18
Aud II anncarinv to them that the

cnt. Aud it appearing to them that the
said petition was in compliance With law,
aud pctitioncd said Mayor and City
Council of Natchitoches to levy Il Special
Tax in aid of a railway enterprise. Said
Tax not to exceed the rate OF five mills
on the dollar, nor extend for 4 longer
period than ten years, aud the SAID pc
ti,ion heing signed 10y more than one
third Of the property Taxpayers OF the
City of NatchitOches.
BE it therefore Ordained by the Mayor
and City Council Of Natchitoches:
That a special election be. and is here.
by ordered to he held on Tuesday, Jan.
uary 18th, 1881, under the general cleo
ton laws Of this State now i'll force, al
the polling place at which the last pre-
ceding general election was held in the
CITY Of Natchitoches At which cleo.
tion will I've submitted to the property
taxpayers of the City Of Natchitoches,
entitled to vote under the general cleo
ton laws Of the State. tho expediency OF
levyiug Special Tax. for the purpose as
set forth in the foregoing petition, at the
rate OF Five Mills on the Dollar. and to
continue in force for i period Of Ten
years. commencing with the year 1881.
WILLIS HOLMES,
rOfiicial1 Mayor.
w. II. BARBEE.
Secretary Il Treasurer.
Dec, II Ct.