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FAMILY GROCERIES.

Wines, Brandies', Porter, Ale
Cider, &C., &c.
M ADERIA Wine, Common and Fine. in
1V1 Bottles and on drautt; Brandy. common
and fine: Claret by the Bottle or Case; Por-
ter Barclay and Perkins. by doz. or bottle
Ale, Scotch and Philadelphia do. do. Cider;
New York, by bottle or gallon.
Sar'incs, fine article 1-2 and Ia Boxes :,
Mackerel, by Barrels, Kits and quarters
buckwheat, in so pound bags, barrels, or al
retail: Soda Biscuit. in 25ib. boxes; Crack
nell Biscuit in small tin cases. Fine Fam
i!y Teas. from so cts. to 81 80 per mound.
Warranted pure. JOSHUA BEAL.
feb-Stf.
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F. PR1X lie la iarine etant Sc. Pias-
IL tres,edimi, par baril Les Boulangers
donneront "a onCes pour dix sous. la
senaine courante. }. II. DCFROCQ,
Fevrier 6. Mare.
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ST M BOATS, &c.

TWICE A WEEK-U. S.
5sE<s,l MAIL PACKET Gypsy
all5ssss1zsssszs For the Coast. Plaqueninc,
Baton Rouge, Port Hudson. Waterloo, Ba-
YOU Sara. and intermediate landings-The
steamer Glrsy, J. II. URE. Master. leaves
New Orleans every Sunday. at o'clock r.
NJ, Returning leaves Bayou Sara, each trip
after the arrival OF the cars. For freight
or passage apply on board. NAV l4v.
1- FOR BAYOU SARA, WA
tcrleo. Port Hudson, Baton
s9LI-aEGA Rouge. Plaqremine, Bayou
GonIa. DonaIdsonviIle and all intermediate
landings-Tbe fast running steamer !oHN
SwAxEv. G. VI. MaIIe,t. master. will leave
New Orleans every Monday. at II O'Clock,
w.. and Thursday at 5 o'clock. p. VI. Re
turning will leave Port HUDSON after the ar
yval OF the cars from Clinton on Tuesday
and from Bayou Sara after the arrival OF ;l"'
cars from Woodvi'le on Fridays. ianl5-y
FOR BAYOU SARA. FOUR
ssssGH sss times a werk-'rhe fine pas
esilkzEsz sengcr steamer Nrw L,roNA.
Hooper, Master. and EMPEROR. Cotton,
master. leave for Bayou Sara and the Coast.
as follows: New Latona leaves New Or
leans an Monday at $ o'clock T.. NJ. and
Friday. at oc'o:k 4. NJ. Leaves BAYOU
sara on Tuesdays and Saturday. The Em-
peror leaves New Orleans on Sunday. at /?
O'Clock A. A.. and Wednesday. at > o'clock
p. VI. Leaves Bayou Sara on Monday and
Thursday. after the arrival of the cars from
Woolvillc. Jan 10y
East and West Baton Rouge Ferry.
rJNHE Ferry Boat connecting with Fast
/ and West Baton Rouge. is constantly
trips at intervals OF fifteen
and thirty minutes.
CHARGES.
Foot Passengers, :"
Buggy and 8 81 80
Carriage and Horses. :. w
Horses per Head, 90
Droves of horses or mules. each. 30
nyCxsh. and Cash only, are the terms.
Ian IS v. r. BEAL, Proprietor.
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For Coughs. Colds, cot.
\ YERS Cherry PICTORIAL Rushton's Cod
II Liver Oil. Wistars Balsam of Wild
Cherry. Jayne's Expectorant. Hastings
Syrup of Naphtha ect.. just received-a few
dozen Of each for sale by WM BoGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

NHLORIDE Of Lime. and various othe
' , disinfectents, for sale by
VIM. BOGEL.
The daily comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1850-1856, 1853-03-01

nUINlNE-3OO ounces French, English,
" and American mandatory
For sale by H. T. WApDiLL, Drugt.
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East and West Baton Rouge Ferry.

VNHE Ferry Boat connecting with East
/ and West Baton Rouge. is constantly
pIying-making trips at intervals OF fifteen
and thirty minutes.
rlI Dl,ES
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raARI,EssIMoN. JOSEPH sIMo
c. SIMON & BRO.

11ROld Lcree, Nec Orleans, La.
WYE have constantly on hand very large
w and superior stock OF the most fash
ionable Clothing. to which we invite the
attention of dealers and others. Gentlemen
visiting the city, can at short notice have
clothing made to order, in superior man.
ner and warranted to fit. Our prices are
as low as the lowest, and We offer greater
inducements to the trade generally. than
any other house in the city. july lS-y.
MAC Il MAC TOBACCO-lO boxes
wi Just received and for sale low. by
ianl6. v. JOSHUA BE.AL.
NOBACCO-S boxes s S-For sale bv
THOS. PRENDERGAST.
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ORDER OF THE LONE STAR.
MAYORALITY.

Y>HE PRICE of Flour being sc OG. bar
i rel. Bakers will give "a ounces of bread
for ten cents, the ensuing week.
Feb 6. J. X DUFROCQ. Mavor.
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One hundred sacks of creole corn o.
" the new crop for sale by
Dec 23-1w J. It. McCLELAND.
The Democratic sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1852-1853, 1853-05-11

prisoners to Jail or before the Mayor Or
other authority, and any such person, after
being requested as aforesaid, neglectiDg or
refusing 10 aid said Marshall as. aforesaid
shall on complaint, be fined by the Mayor
in any sum not exceeding ten dollars and
costs.
SEC. II. That the Marshall shall keep
book to be provided for thatipurpose in
which he shall enter the name OF each per-
son by him arrested and committed to Jail,
together with the day and hour at which
such person was committed to, and dischar-
ged from Jail. ...
SEC, IS. That the Marshall shall per-
form such other or further duties as.from
time 70 time, may or shall be required Of
him by the council, or any ordinance Of
said village, or the laws of tie State of
Ohio; and for his services he shall receive
such fees as are allowed by law to cons!a-
bles for similar services, and the council
may allow him such further compensation,
as they they shall deem just and proper.
Sec, 10 That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in free from and after the 1Oth
day of May 1853 and all former ordinances
on the same subject, or inconsistent here
with, be and the same are hereby repealed.
Passed April %, 1858.
ATTEST: LEWIS LEWTON Mayor
WILLIAM KNOX, Recorder.
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SEC. @ That the Mayor shall make an
entry in his docket of all permits by him
granted, showing to whom, for what pur-
pose and when granted, and like entry
shall be made by The Recorder in the iourn.
al containing the proceedings of the council,
of all permits granted by the council.
SEC. 3. That every person occupying
any lot, tenement, shop or premises may use
a space on the side walk, along any street
or streets in said village adjoinging the lot,
tenement, shop or premises occupied by such
person, not exceeding three feet wide from
the line Of such street next to such lot, ten
ement, shop Or premises, for the purpose of
exhibiting any boxes, barrels, lumber, mer-
chandiZe, provisions, vegetables, groceries,
or manufactured article, nplement or ma,
chine, and such use of so much of any side
walk, shall not be deemed an obstruction
within the meaning Of the first section of this
ordinance; nor shall the placing Of any sub
stance upon any street, alley or side walk
while loading Or unloading the same upon or
from any vehicle or for four hours after the
Same shall have been So unloadcd, be deem
ed an obstruction
Sec 4. That it shall be, and hereby is
made the duty Of every person, occupying or
using any lot, tenement, shop or premises
adjoining any street or alley in said village,
or if the same is unoccupied than Of The
owner or owners thereof, to remove all OBJ
structions between the same and the centre
of every street and alley adjoinins such lot,
tenement, shop or premises within twelve
hours after receiving notice OF the same );
Provided, that all vehicles of travellers may
be left standing in front Of hotels for a rea-
sonablc time.
SEC s. That no person shall ride or
drive any horse or other animal upon or
along any street or alley in said village at Il
faster gait than a moderate trot.
SEC. 6. That no person shall take up,
aid or assist to take up, or carry away, any
pavement Or cross walk, or dig any kole,
ditch or drain, in, upon Or across any street
or alley within said Village, Without pcrmis-
sion from the Marshall, or BY other legal
authority.
SEC. 7. That any person, violating any
Of the provisions OF this ordinance, or neg
lecins to perform any duty herein required
of them, whhin the time herein limited for
tie performance thereof, shall on conviction
be fined, in any sum not exceeding Twenty
Dollars and costs for each violation, and the
same for each neglect Of duty as aforesaid,
SEC. 6. That in case any obstruction is
not removed as aforesaid, the same shall
then be removed by the Marshall.
Sec. 9, That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after the
10th OF May 1858, and all former ordinan-
ces now in force on the same subjects, or
Inconsistent herewith, be and the same are
hereby repealed
Passed April 29,h 1858. .---..-.-...--
ATTEST: LEWIS LEWT0N, Mayor,
WILLIAM KNOX, Recorder.
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Au 0RDTM ANGE

To prevent the obstruction Of the streets, al.
.H leys and side walks in The WilIageof Catliz
SEC, l. Be it ordained abylbe Mayor
Recorder anCs Trustees Of the Village Of
Cadiz, That no person or their servant or
family, Shall throw, plapc or deposition any
street, alley or side walk within said village,
any stone, earth > tipber wagon, Pfw, box
Or barrel OF, any manufactured machine or
implement OF any ,other material 80 as 70, in
any manner or to any extent, obstruct or IN,
jife any such street, alley Or side walk, nor
stand, bitch Or shoe any horse. Or ether ans
irnal on any Such side walk, without, ,Grst OBJ
tahing from the proper adthqritysa permit
for every Such purpose; which permits in all
eases for privileges in erecting Or repairing
buildings may be granted by the Mayor but
in all other cases 70 be,granted only by the
Council, but no such permit granted By the
Mayer, shall besforia longer time than four
months, nor by the council for longer tims
than one year, and all such permits may be
revoked at any time by the council,
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Am ORDINANCE

prcventnuisances in the Village Of Cadiz.
SEC. J. Be it ordained by The Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees Of tho Village u
Cadiz' That no person orpersons, shall suf
fer any spoiled fish, meat or other provisions
or animal substance, TO remain upon his,
her or their premises, aithin said village for
q longer period than twelve hours after the
same becomes offensive, but he, she OF they,
shall within tie timc aforesaid, aft notice
that such substance has become spoiled or
offensive, cause the same to be removed be-
yond the limits Of said village, or shall bury
or otherwise dispose thereof, so as to prevent
the same from annoying any Of the inhab-
tauts Of said village.
SEC, 2. That no person shall kill on
butcher any beef, pork, mutton or veal,
within said village, other than what is killed
by such person for their own family use,
without frst having obtained a, permit there-
for, from the Mayer, and the Mayor is here
by authorized to grant such permits. and to
charge a fee Of twenty-five cents for each
permit Of any kind granted by him; Proyi-
ded, that such permits may be rev oked ,at
any time by the Council; and every place
intended or used as a place for slaughtering
animals, within said village, shall be kept
clean by the. person, or persons using or 90.
cupyiug the sano, and for want Of sufficient
cleanliness shall be deemed . nuisance.
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AN ORDINANCE

In regard to the distribution and prescrva-
ton Of the Ladders and other property
belonging to the Village Of Cadiz
Sec. |. Be il ordained by the Mayor,
Recorder, and Trustees Of the Village Of
Cadiz; That the ladders at present belong
ing to said village and such other ladders
and apparatus as may hereafter belong to
the same, may be distributed for ssfe,kcep-
lug, among tho householders Of said village
in such manner as shall be hereafter order.
ed by the. council; and any person receiy.
ing such lahler.or other property shall re-
ceipt therefor, and may boreqaifed 10 give
bond aslshall be prescribed by tire council,
for the safe-keeping and re-delivery Of such
property when required. Jias ~
SEo. 2. That no person shall take OF
carry away, from The place where the same
may be depositedfor safe-keeping, any lad
der or property aforesaid, without the leave
or consent Of the person in whose care aud
custody the same may have been placed as
Aforesaid, except the ssne be taken in case
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SEC. 3. That every dead animal, or ami
NAL substance, not intended for use, is here
by declared Nuisance, and the owner or
owners thereof, or if the owner be unknown,
then the occupiers Of the premises where
such dead animal or animal substance may
be found, or if the premises are unoccupied, =,
then the owner ul owners Of such premises,
within twelve hours after receiving notice
thereof, shall remove the said nuisance, be-
yond the limits Of said village, or bury the
same so as to prevent annoyance there!rom.
SEC. 4. That no person shall throw,
place or deposit, or suiTcrtheir servant or
family, to throw, place or deposit, any dung,
enlrais Of animals, decsyed vegetables, or
nuisance of any kind. in or upon any street
Or alley, either public or private, nor in or
upon any lot, or public ground within said
village, except upon lot or lots belonging
to, or occupied by such person.
SEC .. That no person occupying any
lot, tenement or premises within said village,
shall permit any nuisance to BE- or remain
in Or upon such lot, tenement or premises,
or between the same and the centre of any
street or alley, adjoining TO such lot, tene-
ment or premises, for "a longer time than
twelve hours, after receiving notice 10 remo7e
the same.
Sec. 6. That every privy within said
village, that shall become unclean or often
sive, shall be deemed a nuisance, and shall
be removed or ct'ectually cleanscd and pur-
fled within twenty four hours after notice
thereof, by the persons having the use and
control thereof; Provided, that no such priyy
nor the contents thereof, shall be required 10
be removed. nor shall the same be removed,
at any other time than in the night season
between The hours of nine o'clock p. ~ and
FIVE O'clock A. M.
SEC. Z. That every person violating any
Of the provisions Of this ordinance, or neg
Letting to perform any duty herein i'm 9osed
upon him, her or them, within the time
herein limited for the performance thereof.
shall on conviction be fined in any sum not
exceeding twenty dollars and costs for each
violation, and he same for each neglect OF
duty aforesaid.
SEC. 6. That this ordinance shall take
effect from and after the 10th day of May,
1858, and all former ordinances on the same
subjects, or inconsistent herewith, be and
the same are hereby repealed.
Passed April 29th, 1858.
ATTEST: LEWIS LEWT0N, Mayor.
| WILLIAM KNOX, Recorder.
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Female Compositors.

We learn by the Newark Eagle. that tho
n. \. Day Book now employs six fensais
composi.ors in that ofice, they having been 4
selected out ot a large number who had apg Y
piled to learn the printing BUSINESS Ti5e
editor is Of tlie opinion that they are qnick4ss
er and learn more rapidly than boys, and lfcsA
thinks they will make as good connpositors
as two thirds of the men. His closing re.ie
marks are worthy ef deep consideratitn,
"Had We the means, we would hire d large \
room and put thirty or forty Of these girls
into it and put them to work, learning them
TO set type at once. 1t twould inour opinion.
be the greatest benefit we could confer upon
the poor working girls and seamstressess ing
this city. WIZ will not some Of our chafit-
able and benevolcutsecieties try this thing?
Five dollars ilteaeh a girl how to set type If
and qualify her te.earn living. Come, Mr..
Greely, and you. woman u right brawler's 7
lend us helping and, Here is something "
that is practicable. We have started the =
thing and put six girls 70 work, this for as II
is good deal. Ii each OF you will dosas :
much, thousands Of poor girls viii have GOOD !
employment furnished them imm ediately.
Here is an example for these model reform ~
ers and universal philautbropists. Let n
US see how many will follow it, " ssIs4asn
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County Officers.


Clerk ofthe Common Pleas and District Courts
CHARLES PATTERSON; Office in the Public Buildings.
Sheritf-JAMEs BoYH office III th9 jan Buildings
Auditor john SLOAN 9ihce, Public
Recorder--LAUNCE1oT HEAEN,
Treasurer-DAvlD tIILBERT,
Prosacutinu Attornsv-A1IENC c. TURNER; Office in
lis residence nearly opposite the Mansion House
Commissioner OF lnsolvents-LEVIC u fORSlIllLi ot-
&C, opposite the Mansion House.
Soaler of Weights and Measures-WlLLAM '2Hor-
WELIs residence, Cadiz.
Coroner--A. c. Nixon; residence, Hanover.
Survcyor--JAcoB JARVIS; residence, ,Cadz toWnSmp'
Auctioneer-WnIIAm WEIGH; residence, Cadlz
Master Commissioned rim Chanceryi WILLIAM ING
EY; residence, Cadlz.
: Board Of SCHOOL Eyamincrs-WM. CuL. GAsroN,
LAWSON SCclr and Miss L. f. THOMPSON; residence,
CadiZ
Notaries Public--WnuAM ARNcLD; residence, ca
diz; RoprRT w AEE, residence llarIisvlc.
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS:
Luther Rowley residence, Monroe township
Eliiah Carver; Ireepoft
Jon Yost; - Short Creek
Rer,,Iar Meetings, first Monday in March, June,
and i}ecember, at lhe Auditors otiicc
DIRECTORS OF COUNTY ISrIEMARY'
John IIavclfeld; residence, Cadl2, township
Benjamin McFadden; Nottingham
John Conway; 0'ock
Short Creek township--Joshua Adams, Charles
Warfe and William Buchanan
Greene township-John Ii. Black, Samuel Bel ana
~ and Robert Mckee,. ~
Rumley townshlp-lhomas Ilmcuh ana rleoeF'
EEK Kimmell.
, MoorefoId township--samuel Skinner, Jacob Laf-
ferty and Return NJ. Kennedy.
Nottingham township-Michael CroWl' Michael
Laird and thomas WykoH
Stock towhship-Aaron Conaway, Hamilton Nc
Fadden and John Crlmblett.
North township-James Welch, Abraham f. lros-
key and William II. McGavran.
Freeport township-Georgc Ii. smith, Johh khoA'
in
German township-Androw Lynch and Samuel
4,erenlGn.
Athens township-Hance Dunlap, John Bethel cAd
Cadiz townshiD-William Arnold, John Blair
Launcelot lIearn and Samuel Ramsey.
Archer township--Robert Maxwell, George Chris
Washington t.wnship--John NJ. Brown and Lem
Franklin township-William B. Hunt and Jacob
Cramblett. ,
Monroe township--Dayid Bowers, Samuel Mack.
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Gadiz Business D rectorY.

The following list will show the occupation OF
large majoriy of the citizens OF Cadiz and Will be
useful for reference:
Attorneys. Lewis Lewton,t Bostwick &Peppard*
VIM G. Gaston, Scott Il Bingham, : Joseph sharon,
Thomas C.. ltowles,* Chauncey Dewey, Joseph =:
Thomas Steward B. Shotwel, = Allen o. turner" !"
Physicians B. F. Bcrkley,* John Mclean, M,
Wilson, j. K Thomas" and B. McGrew
Ministers James Kerr Presby terian; d. I. NIT
ehell# and ]. D. Knox, Methodist Episcopal; D. b.
Dorsey jr = Methodist Protestant; toIsythe Asso-
ME Merchants, "A. r. Moore shotwell & Crabb,+ y
John Mccormick Wood g. Snlith,+ James Stewart :
A.H Burtch,% w. logg, and 5. Il Il. Mcfadden'F
Hardware. r. ]. Bennett.*
Dentists Crolin & Moiitt*
Clothiers Up. johnson & Co."
Hotels National House, Thomas G. Vincent'
M ansion House, VIM Baueu.+
Grocers-J Fhips,% s Hamilton" Mrs DIVINE
Mrs Finley, and James Matthew'S
Shoe Makers s Semmons,~ Thomns Phillips &
Son. i hamilton, thillips,+ John kea,F James
Means james BannisterF
Blacksnths Elijah Iaizure, w I1arshee," Enoch
Pugh,+ and VIM tleaTn~
Cabinet Makers. VIM Fry Joseph I Hunter :
and John Gillespie
Chair Makers Michael Mcconnell & Sons
Carpenters. IT liilliGas, I McCreary, Bryan q
Mehauna 49,,
Wagon Makers John and James R. Miller,+ Sol
omon Glass and Eli Iimmons~ ;.
Druggists. John Beall,+ and Mclean d Knox
Saddiers VIM Knox and Joseph r Crawford
Timers. James Cady,+ and Aaron Holt q Co"
Masons Ephraim Walker John Huffman and
PA Plsssferers @ John McMath, Ephroim Walker and
John Huffman
Jeweller. John LofilandF: tH
Hatters. D a. J Taggartr 2
Brick Makers w & G Bell, c McNamec," and
Craig & Starkey* a.r
painters Watkinson & Simmons, and Mcconnell
and Sons
Taiors. John Conwell,+ ] Smiley Nv O Ken
nedy,* and John Barcroft+ 3a
iCoverlet Weaver. John DAVIS
Butchers John Quigley+ and Sam Shank S oon
Citffmfi th John q Righter
Tanners. George & Mprey,+ and John Garnahan
School Teachers. L Cummins, + a Ihomman
MissiEF 1'hon pson, Mrs Jane Rea, Miss II dearn
MissM White and Mrs Spencer
Livery Stables Keepers-~J IL j Howard w l.
Houser,+ ColIee,+ T M'Cue."
Coal Aferchants--H Miller, tW Marsh, Craig,F
Wm Penn, VIM Rabe and McClellandTa
Daugreotppist. III Davis ...tgs,r, ss..s "a l.,
Miss.O Osburn, Mrs Mckinney and Mrs Miller ~
Teamster. John Penn ,,,.,,.t1.y
Coach Makers IA Foreman and Jos Williams
Publishers and Editors.--Richard Hatton, Caalz
Republican;r D. nj Allen, democratic Sentinel )"
Those marked with are patrons of the Sentinel
We should bepeased if those who are not marked
would have themselves placed nthe = list .-u
OS BAGS prime Rio Coffee, the best in town, for
f1eDsale, wholesale and retail by
TyISH Oil, Pert Wine, Sole Leather, and Mackere
n for aala hv s.. a. III. McFADDEN. If
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Serious Fun.

The Wing papers are copying an aahtielegsa
from the. Aetional Ira, which excuses Cor. ~
wins table.talkahoutt tho Abolitionists. Dr.s@s
Bailey considers it theoffspring Of gorwiH'sisAt,
badinage. = .Ts n a.g ss
Frank, humorous. anrsingly hypcrbolAgva
ical he il constantly uttering sentiments iayis
social circle, which solemn man, unable
appreciousa jest, Is very apt TO misundefsA
stand, and which, IL reported as III earness 1st
would lead towofal lmisappfchensions Wees'a
heard him say as many extravagans tlsingS e
as this 'Southefen Putsios reports, but we HHf
knew what he meant.n iaaa eS fgsA4
Isituot melancholy, that after Cerwin
had deserted his frikn 's, the Freesoiers;
after the .uufortanAte aet,9 bv when heS
toook seat ina FIllniore's Cabinets after Ae
what Frcesoilers haves considered his pre- 60
meditated trtachery, that the Wing frieAd "a ~ ~
Of Corwtn. have run toDK Bailey 70 apolo-s ssa
gisc for the political (not pecunisry) IN ora Y
ality Of their raodef--- CAio Sfatespsail. ~ e
- FoorE, being scallsl by lsnTfs u
said have hoard of tarter A. q bSilnstcnE
you are the cream oE one and ille hyAsFus
the other.
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AM OpDTNANCE

To regulate Taverns, and other houses of
public entertainment, and Ale and Porter
shops, and houses and places Of habituaI
resort for tipping and intemperance.
SEQ, 1. Bc it ordained by the Mayor,
Recorder and Trustees of the Village Of
Cadiz, That no person or persons, being the
owner or keeper, or having the control, in
whole or in part, of any tavern or other
house Of public entertainment, or Of any
store, cellar, confectionery, or grocery, or Of
any place Of habilual resort for tipping Or
intemperance, or Of any house, shop, Or
place OF any kind where liquor of any kind
is Or may be sold 5artered or given away,
within said village, shall sell, barter, give
away or dispose Of, Or permit to be sod,
battered, given away or disposed of, in any
such place as oresad, any spirtuous liquor,
ale, beer, porter Or o.her liquor containing
alcohol, TO any person or persons any OF
whom may be intoxicated at the time, or to
any person or persons, any Of whom shall
actually become intoxicated thereon within
said Village, or to any person or persons agy
of whom are in the habit of getting drunk or
intoxicated N @
SEC. 2. That any person violating any
Of the provisions of THIS ordinance, shall up
on conviction thereof, be fined in any sum
not exceeding twenty dollars and costs for
each violation.
SEC. 3, That this ordinance shall take
effect and be in force from and after the 10th
of May, 1858, and all fomerordinances on
the same subjects, or inconsistent herewith,
be and the same are hereby repealed. .s
Passed April 29th, 1858.
ATTEST. LEWIS LEWTON, Mayor.
WILLIAM KNOX, Recorder