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A., ,,,,, n,y ,i.,.. n,on ths various
s,I,;.c,, III Stat, nol,cv that Arc now being
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49, A. o,,,,i,;o,, ,.l,,,iy. Ia n.oL;,,
m, ia. ,ha,,. ., individually oppos,d
ian, b,v. ri, ab,,c,,op In In, question being
sol,,;,,.d +, ,h.. n.o,l. so That ), may BASS
,b,,o,h In. nn,yf,,ny ORDEAL Of public
ooinion and let In, BALLOT Box determine
ia exn.di.ncy. would. however, vote
against il. believing that this change would
,n., w.y ia u,meron. and rand ;nuoya,
,,',,s a, the established xx,,.m Of Stat.
,ol;., uh,cb n,,,h, IN In, end nroye min.
49,. -, b,,,,I, iutur,ou. Ia Tia. hes, ,nt.tests
,f The St.,. .t l,n,,.
i Oar .u,i,. State "a suffering greatly for
ua,t of c.r,s,n and efficient means Of traps
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,ha, / r.o.,d nv. n.,n.,,i,y nf on,
,lor,nu. institution, n. den.uden, mainly
an the ,n,elly.nce of our citizens and a
system tina, will afford the facilities tor a
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-30

or The Mcssrs WITT design favoring
the citizens Of Marshal, on Wednesday
night next, with an entertainment consists
ing Of pictorial illusions, di.solyIng views
of landscape scenery. and also a series OF
astronomical views This exhibition is
said to contain some things entirely new
in this country. Our friends who have
witnessed it speak of i, in the highest terms.
We hope there will be general turn out,
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W. learn that considerable sickness pre-
walls in portions Of this and the adjoining
couu,ies !, is generally of mild type,
however. and yields promptly to medical
treatment There have been some csses Of
an aggravated character. We are informed
that the ovcrseer OF Captain shaw, near
Elysian Fields tvhose name our informant
did not kno~,) VIVA attacked, on the 20lh
inst, With a congestive chill. and died in
about two hours. The tux. 1t is said, has
prevailed in Ru.k county, and several
dexths have resulted from IL.
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ESeornAex uoxx MASurAcruRxs-
W. would call attention to tn. advertise
mont Of NJ. Gilbert Wilson, which will he
fovsd Ia The Mz,h column OF the fourth
pass. NJ. ". has . number Of elegant
estAlss, end . Ans assortment Of saddlery
wAssh b 10 offering Gov sals. A. he will
no4 rsssia In Msrshaii ba, week or two
Isaess, PLANTERS and others who may wish
v ssssrs bargains would do well TO give
hin : esl
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Your fellow citizen,
GEORGE /. WOOD
HENDERSON, july :, l>53

The yellow lever appears to he on the
increase IN New Orleans The Bulletin re.
ports 81 deaths in the charity hospital du
rim. two days We hear tina, there is much
sickness in private practice, and the How
ard Association have SO many patients in
hand, thu, they were forced 10 hire the
Touro iniirmarv. -N0u'h. Western.
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-07-30

OF At the conclusion of Mr. Chilton'r
speech on Saturday, Mr. Wiefall was called
oat and delivered short bat able speech,
showing that the General Government had
no constitutional authority to construct in.
ternal Improvements IN the Sta'cs, and crit
Using Gen. krsk'. Pacific kalroaA Bill.
Mr.. + " Bowd,n WAS then called Tor,
who made few effective remarks. tie
agreed with Mr. W IN bis views as to the
cons,Itu'ional'y OF this question. tie was
however, warm advocate Of the Pacific
Railroad Bin. The Ro.d could aud would
be built, without violating any principle OF
the Constitution, under State charters
lie concluded by eshorting al, to unite in
prosecuting this great enterprise.
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or The late intelligence from New Or.
leans, brought up by passengers, leaves but
little doubt that there 10 more sickness, in
the city tuan has been for several years.
The yellow fever has made its appearance.
and is marked hv its usual fatality.
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OF Let i, be remembered that Judge
Ochluee wrote n letter last winter which
was published, stating, among other things,
that he WIS in favor ofpaying our public debt
at its face value. Wings, OF Texas. are
you willing to elect a man Governor who
i. IN favor Of such polcyl
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The Report Of the Grand Jury Of Hai risou
County Tcxas.


Since the cotton "i ,'e south haNes up
two thirds OF the ha'ion exports paws our
oaiS"ee W ""'' 49,
wings to commerce 'ooa iof nhh"'ac'o',,s'
and constitutes the ch'e' ihsfe"'e"'s o. we
present. ana advancing p,"sP,'"y VI ''o
world. Ana since our P""''ch'' our o"n'
nerclal, ana 'oc,ai 's'"'"'ls WIN eacn "'n
er and the world an uh''e IA uo.'"u"e "
rail road to the racine "of@ o' N""o""'
necessity
And since the winds ana currents OF 'ne
ocean, whether waiting tue Pfouucu"hs "
skill aud labor ron Europe ana 'ne '>o''n'
or dnitne ny 'he '"'' stream ''e ne" ,'o'''
OF W" "op'eS' ANU " Wv
unite IN forming ana ming the locus o.
Nonh ana SCUM N''a"'e '''',""''N., AZ
the ample harbot ~ me ceh,rA' Pos'''o"'
and mid ana genial ci''n''e OIL na'''s'o''
Aho savannah ..,,
Ana since zen 'nou'an" s"'ps' "e'e"'''
WIN thr,e hu"a'en '''''o"s u, o""''''''e'
are taxed WIN 'ne expense we oe'a' anu
dangerous Navigation OF tue ""'' "'""''N'
and 'Np"seo NJ MI "'',es' '" o"'' W ""'' W
annih'ia''oh ""'' ,o'''s" P'"' ''"
"'"''''I ~ s,u. IT,, a,os.i,,
me'ce Of Tue " est anu 7ou'' "''' CRUISING
'heR",'' ,. H.. .;,l
an" s''c' '"",o"s - ~ - ~ Az,
'h'f'es''', VI ~, '''''' u, 49,,
c'N"e' anu "a" i,o,,L... 49,,
sl"se II Is III Wv '''"'' ','' Il -. -
toh growing ''R''"' ''' S.,,.
me'e,a' anu ','''' ~ 49,, w''s,.,;...;
"",' """'s '''7 i.y',.. ~, ,a..,,,I ~ al ,h.
N"' '''' -. -, ,L., ,,,on,
,N''s """",S Ina,,,.a ,to oo,e,non
's'nef OF Ns''''' "'',' ~. t.s ,en'.n,..
"eP'' anu Nv ~ rI, =, ,ha ,,.n,,,,,
e.
,al s;,., VIII .hu,, stands upon the
1870 ,,,.o,o,, ,iy., I, darree or seven.
- ua., n Nem,b,. and New Orleans
" ,ha.a,,,o mare, ,he Pacific than either.
a,ha, ,,o,os.d ,o,u,
80 ,ha d,.,,,ca from noin, To
.o,,, ,h.,bs, ,,k.n from, Chnrl.stnn to
" or rom N,L .i,nrg to the Pa,
az. .L,r,cr and more level snd therefore
.l.s,.,, IN cnu.,rvction and more rand in
fermentation from ocean To ocean, ANat
nm, other route.
And since the General Government in
il. appropria,ions aud orders of survey and
IN. late Nemphl. convention seem to have
o,.rlooked or disreparded the great natural
adg,,t,p., herein referred To,
Therefore. wee, the Grand Jurors of Ilar
ri.on County. elected to enqnire into, aud
recommend pcrmanen, object. of general
and las,in. prosperity, do, IN the exercise OF
a cherished privilege, It not the discharge
OF AZ imperative duty. declare,
Ihs, commercial and political justice De
msnd that the road take 'he >ou'hef" route
That economy in construction. greater
facilities of access whether by the ocean or
inland navigation, more constant useful
ness, certainty and dispatch. each and all,
unite in setting down and pointing 10 the
Nicksburg and III Passo AS the NATURAL
and therefore National route for road to
the Pacific, which ought to he opened Tor
tue travel and commerce Of the Atlantic
and Pacific States, for Europe, for Asia,
and the World.
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or Our planters are in good spirits.
There is every prospect Of fine crop. The
corn is already made, and will be nearly
equal to last year Cotton is unusually
late. bu, promising, The worm has made
its appearance on some plantations but
should the present favorable weather con
tluue, the yield will be abundant.
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Al the 1 nWrfHOsae IN .u"'""f'sF '''"'
day Eeeniag. July %, 1868
On Saturday evening last. after the con
elu,ion Of Hon. Geo ". Smyths able sd"
drc.s, Ne. &. W. Chiffon. young lawyer
from Tyler. wa. introduced TO the audience,
aud delivered a speech. Mr. Chiffon, as
W. before observed. 10 Young man, ana
"a, add to the interest Of the occasion,
bss been but little over twelve non'hs
resident Of Texaa o. course has rretos Of
State policy were a matter OF the utmost
Importance q Men Of more sge and e1'
psrlenee might have besitated to deliver
.pcb an address. They would, at least
have asked more time TO digest their views
A. might have been supposed, eSPee'H'
lion wa, on t,p toe a. to whs, he woUid
have to say. on the occs.ion. We doubt
not the fame OF It has gone sbfoad, and
those who could not be prescnt are ANXIOUS
for sn account OF il. For that reason We
h"'s P''p"'e'' !" s''a' '''''' Wv
ing abstract OF his remarks
VII '"'''" 'o'''"'''''' "
ne ha' ''e' 'n.''e' y, SUM- "'s =" :
s'""''''' " '' .', ~
u" '''a'' P""y wv WV
''"s'' 'N''"''"'' w WV " wv '''''-''''
hearers anu compared ''' 's' W." '"'"
o' course as P''''' ''''" ''''''' wv w. W.
sueh "ceSs''"s' commencing "''' VIC '''' ~
M y 'ne" ~ wv "''' '''"'"'' VI ''''''
Pohcy e''"'"e NV ""'"''"'.' '''''"''''''
WIN '"e '""o'"s " our P's'"' '''"'''' VI
,he l'S"o"'" 'ocA' """ "'''' '"'''''o wv
'h'' event LOT some ''"''' 'o''pa''' '"' V"
" settlement" ~ '''''ioo'" WI" '"o'' "
'ef"s
lhe "ea' q"es"o" OF ''a'' P"''!' u
""'e" Ne a"'e''e'' WINS ''e ''
luton and The pee'ar"'''" OF america" '"'
Dependence These oeeup'eo c"hs'o'''o''
time The American Lag'e ana 'he s'"'
spnng'ed banner were mace To pay con-
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Mr. Beverly fuckers new paper will
not appear until September, bat in the
mean time he has made, both a. the north
and south, the most ample arrangements
LOT his euierp-i,c
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CT Mr. Joshua Smith, living four miles
North OF Marshall, has sent US liusa from
a cotton stalk, having over hiiy bells and
forms on it This We consider hard to
beat
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OF We publish ia this lssue the pros
spsetus Of . new paper to be Published 10
Marshall. by a Join, stock company, to be
esll<d "Ths Marshall Meridian. aud Pacific
Railroad Advocate" Tbs object OF this
paper will bs ssen by reference to the pro.
speessA We wish the pror'ie,ou succss.
10 tAsie enterprise.
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1'RO<lsClTlS
VI \ RSIlAI.I. Ni.RlDIAN
PACIFIC RAILROAD ADVOCATE

This !. tho nam- of a nrn,pap-r Ia ~ pnhi-hed
Marshall, Te,as. under the nuspec- o' u l"ni SO
company
H., trend. Of this great ,runh Railroad. vie.
The paliticsi commercial aud ."eisl relations OF
World NJ they and ludeing IRON the past az
present. What the hturr mu-l he ~" cnn>heri va
Rs,lr,si to the Pacific II wnfk ut national n-fr~
and have resolved Ia have .ocaied through ecu
I-sp- to ~ pn-o.
Wuh the Gull stream and irNae winds heating
commerce Of the Amazon tn. v eli India Islands y
even the Mi-srsipIs equal N variety and rsts'"
production to all ~. world h-des to the eenrsl =
AM, nmne harhir- Of 'har~siou and Ha'ai,ah
Wan Kailra,i- running ~ they do. ~, if"n
c,t,,. To connect with the Western and Adam
Montgomery Md " -.i Point, the Alahnm, AMI u
o-.-rr, III. Mohl- aud OHIO, the Nashville ana y
-t.-ippi ef.lrnl kniirad In sword NIL NE "r'
Of III. Railroads south OF the Ohio and West }
Mississippi, and terminate ~ the jackson ana
a,aaefy Railroad n. f.ehshnrg
Wuh the OHIO the Missouri. the Arksnss.
Tennessee IN .hor. all III. ir'buiaf'c. OF The
,ippi except Ned River l,uriug d''1n 'fr'as
h.undle.~ ,Miriie, aud nea productions OF The ny
West TO 'i,kshnrg
With a mid climate, . level smface and
soil Wnha shorter distance f.wrt river nnne
crossing with ample hnris,r ~ each ei~mlh'
samrsl tunnel through mountains ~ the ce""''
These arr the outlines wh,ch proclaim lbr
! fotit- SURVEYED and marked oui b, nature he'
meet the Demands and accommodate th' ''""' .
and social inirtcourr ut TWO Oceans '""' "'''
and two liem-phers a.. n
The abre, oi the psf-r will be, !" 'era's y" s,r
ton oi The Pacific Rsr,ad on The N"h'""'s' '
port, and VI Paso roui. ,..,i,s 4
[ The Marshall Meridian Will lr 'ndrF'iue". H.
tcs. altogether national IN It, views. 'ouon's W"
ohr'ct 'hsi called II into bring u
Asidc from the leading ohicrt above 'ndle"p"
Of the space Will bc '~t Apart for the P'''"'
agricultural improvement v.r
hile these vii br held paramount ''e r.
Meridian wtll contain the latest intelligence, w.
graph which viii t~ completed to NafhA"
weeks and The usual amount oi iner~'
aud miscellaneous mr,i~r. IA nv t'"nd ~ 'ss
journals aud ,eri.csls of the day. -.
The pa..r viii IN. rdilsJ by the beet ~"
r.unisv stt@,is Of an ~v,rs size and rf'h""l
finest quality of pHg~, upon = new press - n
nal complete. Subscription, ~ - Ia ad>ah"''
IN sis months ~ ~ IN l! moo,hs.
CLCDs. -.
ccr'r.. ;" advance -
Persons furnishing ". ~ responsible ~, h
will t- rn,,,Icd to No~ OF the Meridian, sn'
Nr ,,,S
-, number OF lhis piper will hs r'"e' "
trnbsr, 1859
W. 4. d. WARD \ co,
Publishers aud ProprT'o'
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Il is now rumored that the admins.ra.
ton has finally adopted the Union a. their
exclusive organ, and tina, !, is to be under
the editorial management Of Messrs Mich.
olson aud E,mes
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We " vi T. X tbs T. NE v r


DROpDS \ls> VIII be- received by the Boa
Of Trustee, Of the Marshall UniSersi,
until the last Monday IN August next, Cor d
Presidency and two frofc>-orships, Tor The e
sung year of said institution.
None need apply without beng Nceompans
w,ih sufficient testimonials Of character a.
qualifications.
" 4 D. " ARD, PNEs'r, B. 7.
J. VI trRtls, Sec.
July 30, 1874 b
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L II T. N A X X l. rs.

The following quotations are taken f,..
~ Picxyuns Of The 18th inst.
Lv1Ryooi. Classification
Ordinary ass tsood NiJdltns II . :,
Low MiJdi,ng. agt Middlins Ea,r, In "
MiddIsng. - 10! Far. 80. u III
FIsea-From ~ n to ~ IS
PoRH. Prom eb 70. to IS s7l.
BAcoS. -tisa- from =. to SIC. clear .,dr. =, a
shoulder ell a. 3. o 3tc.
IaRp.-Ats tn Zoe.
(opvgp-si &c.
CuocnL -trum 9 TO fOy
SUGAR -Brnvn. from - Ia t,c
B,oei>8 .-kentucky from Gi to BE
HwyswAx Prom ~ 10 23c
N,ls Rorr --kentueky 81 &c.
SKINS Rear - to 10 Deer, in hai, l2k,.,,
MoLAssKs- Prom II to 2tic. ."
tAspIts.--S ar 20 a slc.
kws--At "a &c
CoRN.-Ordinary. ~ q So
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or We publish IN another column an
shatrsc, Of the remarks OF Geo. ". Chi,
ton. OF !, Ter. on " State policy commen
cling with the es'ly settlements on rlym
ou,h Rock, and ending with the cons,ruc.
ton Of the Pacific Railroad 1t may have
appeared to those who heard il, as having
tsl-o rather = vide range, aud as dseon.
hsetsd, d,iiuse. and eighty.
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Reef Cattle western Ter ID. net O.
iak- and Tesn., -
Hogs pr 10 net 6os.
Mich cows pr head. t0m =, =.
Sheep, prr head, ~ az
Calves and earnings, r-t head. G Dsa.
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4 sHsf~
n ,hsrs II night h rallied which shsf~ hal none,
a., .uh-tsnc. might h. called dat shadow seemed
For each ~smsi ~ahsf "
The faults OF TIL. speech III indeed !, has
anvil will be a.ctibed to youth and ipexpe.
renee. II was an eloquen. exposition Of
he cherished view. OF the Tyler Telegraph
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( anton.

AIERtllANTS and the public generally -
WI hereby cautioned against giving cfri
TO any one On my account, without N, or0h
either written or verbal.
q. RESPASS,
July 30. l>53 u
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Down. down. to hell.
And tell The devil ! ,cui the. Ihth-r


And tell the devil senI ih-c lhllh-r
He repeated the above with great e,n'
phssis.
tie WAS State right. democrat and
gloried il having opposed the compromise
resolutions of $50 But the majority de-
ciicd in favor Of them. and rs good demo.
era, he was bound to ncqursce In them. Il
the South again called on hlni, he would
ODE, with ~ much alacri'y as on. OF Rode.
rio Dhu's men to the sound of his whistle.
II. next adyer,.d to the Pacific Railroad,
and asked his audience to travel with him
over II in imagination, starting at the At
lAn.ic and landing at the Pacific. The
American Eagle also was made to travel
from ocean 10 ocean, p.rchlug by the way
on the hlghe., peak Of the rocky moun'ains,
not however to rest. but to cast an eye over
this glorious confederacy.
IL had been said that he was to deliver
An Eyar> speech. This he repeated over
several times, aud finally denied it,
Our orator then entered into defence OF
Gen. Rusk's Bill lie read garbled ex.
tracts from the writings of VI, Madison, Mr
Monroe, Mr.. Calhoun, aud Gen. Jackson,
contained IN Parsons editorials, IN the Tvs
Ter Telegraph, to show that the Federal
Government coul prosecute works of in
OF incorporation in Gen. Rusks Bill va.
concerned, he considered that a matter Of
no consequence; cor Gen. Rusk had said he
did 40, care a snap OF his finger for it. lie
had only inserted it to draw the pop gun ar
,iiery that Ugh, be discharged a, him.
This comprises in brief the eloquent re-
marks Of this Tyler youth on Estate poh
cy. H. !. quite young. When he get.
older and acquires more experience, his
friends are sanguiue ,hn, he VIII be able to
exceed even this extraordinary effort.
In connection with this speech we may
mention that there ia letter Published in
the last Tyler Telegraph, dated Marshall,
July 10, which is ascribed to this Young
man. In il We find the following among
other statements.
"Loughery himself would vote for Ochl
tree. were he to consul, his priraie polite.
al feelings "
"The opposition in this county to Evans
i. confined to the fire eating democrats, aud
ultra rabbid wings.
II only feel more enthusiasm in his he.
hnlf when | see that he i, being prosecuted
by reckless men on account OF his efficient
services and gallant devotion to our Union
in ls50-5l.
II have heard from various portions OF
the State since reached Marshall, and
am very much grati,ied to learn that Ev,
ans prospects are improving daily"
The reader may see some diserepancis,
between the State righu sentiments OF ou,
young friend at Tyler and those expressed
in biz speech a, Marshall They may ais,
notice quite number OF misstatemsn,. il
this Tyler letter OF his. which in nnothe
ought - b~ regavd.d seriously We hop
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SPEC II
q. WASHINGTON CaiLTVN.
DELIVERED

DEITN TWEU
Al the Cowyfhoss, IN Marshall. - S"fn'
day Eeen,ag. July %, 1868
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Col A d Hprrrn - = candidate !" f-pte.rni Itrr
rson oJoatY N III. io~er iiou-- Of the hssi bgi'
laiofr.
JsW Harrsp il esndidsi- To- f"rf"erni iihffr"h
comfy In the isw.r tlous. 81 the rst lefisls'uf.
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sgSsTv-suftHv AND FANofA.
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dsssict rau,f-,.~d Of The counties of shelby snd IN
uois in the Senatorial hnnsh II the melt Legislature
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Of Pamela In the Io~rr iiou,s of the nett lssfh-
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~, .Io.,yA Ta,ior s candidate 70, - elc' non
from srrisnp county, To The Lower Iioo-s OF h's
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lsma candidate for IA. Low ,oi'ou-c Il The *
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Col. ~ SmuA I. candidate To repfc.eni Harrison
county N III. Lower Iious. Of .~ ueii Leai-s'nfc.
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ynH STATE sgNAfE.
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Am Ordinance

To provide general welfare, health, peace
township of franklin by prohibiting and sIppressng all
houses Shops ores othor buildings used for selling
drinks, and known places ofhabua resort
for tipling and intemperance.
Section Be ordained by the Trustees of Toznskp
ct Franklin, That persons, owner
OF any or shop Or
within said township, SHALL by hmsef herself
By his or their agents. cierk employee otherwise
vend sa give in any way dispose ofany intoxica
ing liquors. ale porter strong bee to
whasoever used drank by persons
receiving obtaining the same, by other person
persons as a beverage. @s So
Section @ Any persons violating either directly
indirectly either of the provisions of the foregoing
first offence thereof shall be fined the
of fifteen dollars and be committed to
upon the conviction thereof shall be fined thirty
lars and costs of prosecutions be committed to tho Jail of
the county for the period often days. bot at the discretion
OF the court and should the fine and COSTS or either as the
ease may be remain unpadby the person commit
ted as aforesaid athe expiration period aforesaid then
the said person shall committed peri
cd OF twenty days from the date of such commtmen unless
such fine and costs aforesaid shall be paid and
the third offence, and each subsequent once said
rtyfve dollars and costs and be imprisoned
in the m oft county for the period of twenty days. Pro-
violation of this ordinance who shah yend sell give
Intoxicating or fermentd liquors be used for medicinal
mechanical purposes only.
Section g. All prosecutions under this ordinance pro-
ceed and be conducted in aespees in conformity with the
act entitled tan further defining duties of Trustees
Townships, passed March 18th Ie53 saving per-
son or persons accused all the benefits of trial by jury
ora error appeal conferred granted by said pro-
vided that in prosecution for violation of this
Shall it be necessary to aege the kind OF
said ~ : y : =
Section This ordinance shall take effect and be in force
from and after the eighteenth day of May, A. D. 1853.
Attest, ISAAC RUSSELL, ---
+ Id,aHs; & Hssg IXLHESTEE Trustees
| Franklin, April 16, 1853. 4w4C7