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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

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e'"eas o'''" n1 'a'0''e so.9ees s,r
'oe's :, '"i'e'''"s"'e ne ,'s'u'
" "' .'," ""a.e'e' ,o'' oven, ""e"
~" 'a". you "a's 'A'''s po's" "''"
p"' nun :" T" ,'P'e'e "o"!3"'' anu a'e
-. :, '"' s''''''- "op' )" VIC,
''''' s'''e"' hs" ana more P'"s',u'
a's'"c"'s rise up ITO" '"c as"cs o' .s
o'a ones "h'i' "nA1y you are satisfied
''M 10 a '"r very '"D'ea ease o' hso'us
"sc"' ""' s'oc""o 70 q" "Ay "s"a' y
nov '" "'' eo"a argument l snoo'u
nSe 10 gee '"e man. VINO "ou'a Jake up
ihe gauntlet against h'm on inc
ka c''' 'o' instance IN 'he hrs' place
can us run u race ~''h rh@o"s 'ah
ne Ne"p Paoe WI" sooa-s'xed a'a'nnene
Gown "" apr ~ Ne cannot DO each
VI NJ " 'nese' "c "say ~ wen MOI en-
gsse |" arguments WIN our Pon',c'a".
ne "a' apecunat"y--an eccen'r'cmy" !"
eourse-o' tracing causes 70 'he'r e"cc's'
ana o. Juus'ns o' means ny 'he'r ends'
unknown 70 modern cn'sa'ry on tha'
pal'icu'a' arena hc can' therefore,
ih'nk Of no beauty or perfection disco''
neeted IRON the idea OF uu'''y' ihe
hrst question: ihen' which presents ''sei
to him on any subject, Is like the inquiry
Of the famous Mathematician on reading
Paradise Lost, :" "hm does " prope
Ills appearance IN the circle IN which
be moves produces quite a sensation.
in ms countenance ne has some promi-
nences' which our phys'ognom'st says
denote--ai least q prominent character
IN the world lie Is tall and rather
loosely thrown together, as though mad
am Nature hndxno ultimate completion
in her design, or had devlated IRON the
inc'plent formation oi other men. In
fact' ins general 'orm possesses all 'he
most striking beauties OF DAVID Iamui,
with th's diHsrence, however thnt inc
general outline OF MS hehh yields all
the bumps, thumps' and pro'uberances
cranioiog'st could wish. MS nose
and chin, by his continual snuihng oi
the iormer' al the opinions OF DINERS
and strok'ng oi the latter, with perfect
selfcompiHcency win his own, seem to
have taken complete political race on
diametrical'y opposite principles Tor
t'me' when some mutual disgust taxing
place. they suddenly Matted, turned and
nPPro"c"eu WI" AL "os'"''y e'ose
contact would permit, haG not nom
interveation dovma preyented. As
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s,,.. :. ~. .n,;, .h;oh ,roha.,,
-. G.. A.. h.;,,;.n, .,n.ar.n,.
"'"'' w. '"S o'' "ffS
which the latter sometimes assumes
When now you may expect bright
idea gathering in his brain, observe
him place the fore-hnger of his derte'
prccisely ON the apex of the aforesais
md nm fs.I
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

Tns TsKas ne~s Il conclusive aeainsi
,hs contamination Of The Pselse Rail
v.y bsbb,e Il Robert J. wsiker. Il.
Bs,ler King. and others The Ges-
efTesas pe~npiorily rcfsses 70 ree"f-
sise the wiia Cat seesrities- ~h'eh
sLese renslenen have siiesnpaed 70
pleSre rsfh The sssis ssts~ssf'ss, IN
order 10 perfect sLs charter snd land
euzns u lise i.s, scs..oa q she Is~s.slA-
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

S,l.i,rc.' Ia worth iaughins over ags'n,
Those who have laughed a, shi. famous
comedian, within lew lsars past. viii
hni there Is wi, In his pea as "ell as
10 his tongue.
Yankee pcalars from time immcmo-
rial, have been famoa. for doing others
and being dear, Notwithstanding thvlt
shr~wdpcss, and though in the hong ran,
they come ou, right aide up ysi once
Ia while the force Of circumstances 80
corners them that they are obliged TO
pcccari.
Ia the course of human events 90
ind new style antipoiean with the
Aooj, or contemporary with ,he time OF
George washing,on---,hcrc happened to
be pciIar OF the Old Bay State. by the
name Of Ike Jewell. Who ono day pick
ed up his traps and started down South.
along the line Of the Mississippi. Ia or.
der to dispense patents for various In
vcniions ooihtsiek 10 u tanning
mill, aud At last broushi up nj the little
village Of Helena, In the State Of Ar
kansas. Now, il happened that on the
very day that Mr. Jewell arrived in
town. n fellow had been arrested for ne
gro stealing. mud placed in the obi log
jail, preparatory TO receiving the penal.
~ Of fifty lashcs for the offence. The
inil being insecure being no pm
role Ia horsegaaris to protec, Il, and
the prisoner having tinge Of Jack Shcp-
ard blood in his veins, managed to es-
rape. and Of course flew by night. afier
the manner OF the witches IN Macbeth.
The consequence was that when the
sheriff went the next morning, in all The
dignity Of official pride, TO administer
the punishment, he was both surprised
and indignant 10 iind his man non est IN
peRtusi
'Ah, this wont do. said the digniiary,
biting his lip and looking poisnards at
the under sheriff. carroiy.headed dep
uty, with a pumpkin colored beard Of a
weeks CROWN. we must SCI sps'
about for him, and have him rc-appre'
hended.
scouts were immediately dispatched
on nli s'd''' oil o. whom hah seen 'hs
man on trial. ana Knew MS lace, ana a.
HE sher'ii $ 'nd'snty was hugely ms
Their orders were uncomprom's'ns'y
stringent
Now, II happened IRON strange and
unfortunate circumstances that The new
arrived iankee pcd'nr was me very
mage. the regular 'Corsican Brother,
We 'Sininese lw'n OF the ius'li'e cui
H. aud rs he was bu'iering pancake
breakfast tue next morning. large
rong man, with an Official grin, inppct
i'm gently on the shoulder.
"a''' sn'd me iankee' "hai 'i'
ow meow, ell 7
Want you mister was the brief reply
fees--du you want mef ispos'
ou'se bearn Of my having cum io'eowr
iih my everlasting and all snoriin' IN
entions. You're wide awake, ! see
r coming afore nny one else
Curse your inventions, said the OH
al The sheriff wants to SEQ you i'm
'cdiaiely. You thought to escape di'
OUT
o"e''n--e'e"pe ieo"N mere cru
=, what on arm 90 20" men"
Mean 'or 20" 10 como a'ons WIN M
''hon' ano'her word. Ana 50 say'n'
dragged the pcd.ar out o. the room
On tie way he learned the circum
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

Tbs io,ai espssjilasss a The eiiy II
Bossoa. fl,s ihs preseai iiss.i yass, afs
ssii,aas,.i a sz,bs65si. Tbs hssssl
hsm 1. fr s.Aos.s sisi stbssi lleasss,
sts7. 400
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

There is set Of people, says DIR.
Chalmers, whom | cannot bcar-,he
pinks Of fashionable proprieiy--wbose
every word Is precise, and whose every
movement Is unexceptionable ; but who,
thoush we'll ycrscd in all the categories
Of polite behavior, have not particle
Of soul or Of cordially about them
We allow that their manners may be
sbundaaily correct. There may be ei-
esance In every gesture, and graeefal-
ness In every position not smile out Of
place, and not step that would no, bear
the measuremen, Of the severes scrnii-
ny. This Is all very fine. but what i
want 10 the heart and the gaiiy of social
inlercoarse--lhe frznkness thai spreads
ease and animation eye that speaks
afiabiliiy 10 ali. that ehases iimidiy from
every bosom, and tells every msn Va tho
company TO be coslden, and happy
THIS u What / conceive 10 be The VIZ
tue Of the iesi. ssd MOI the siekenine
Formally sf lhose ~fo walk BY rsle. and
would reduce the whole of fhsmap life ID
a wire bOand system Of misery and con-
st1inf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

No sun--no moon
No fnorn.--nu noon
Ne dawn no dask-ss psopss time Of day-
No sky no earthly view
No distance looking blue
No usd--no stFsss--so ssftshpr ~ " the wsy''
No end ANY Row.
No indications where the Crsscents go
No top 70 my sssepIs---
No recognition Of familiar people
No coursrses for showing EN-
No knowing 'sm--
Ee travelling u aIl--no Ioeomolion,
No inkiibg Of the way--bo notion
"Ne uo"-by land os oceas--
No maii--Bo post
No news from any fssoigu coast
No Park-no Ring--no afternoon ssntli,y--
No company-ao nobility
No warmth. no cisefnlns~s, no hssitifai ease,
No comfortable feel In Aay msmbss--
No oshsde, no shine, no bastcriies, no bees
No sruiss, no howsrs, no leaves, no hisds--
Ne-yEAsss- No Nothing.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08

And Agent f< snsseting basiness atths PATENT omes
oHss ssst sssfA " 5ns ESssihs Hstsi.
RUTLAND, VT.
~ N. Hop.ss will hsseshsr engage In the ps.c'
,,t. of his proissssaa ibis place and cders 70 ~
vsstoss aad others the beae6t ofhs espsrshcs I'd 'hs
Patent Once .-.x
Nov, ~. ls5a.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08
PRiNKLIN HOTEL.

II fsf fiss.i - : tsfm = fyr1f.. -s-s3 b hspsg 70
- Al s,s "a atssss 49, r-slas,~ss, sHf 80 s.ss
k,ssssif 20 tiss.< sii ~ 1ssy hvss hf@ VIA 'as"
, sns..ss<.
an pss.s.ssss s.z baggage eesvssse % sHe
b go ne osss hes u sAssss !. ,,rx.~
ussisss, s-s< sss. isss sn
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1854-12-08
sILAs H. HODGES.
(Issss Cenmasssener Of Peeenss'p
-aTTOR.VEY At LAW,

0xAh0 2As k1V~0-s
(I.sas CsuAmasstener Of Peeenss'p
ATTORNEY 1T Law,
And Aren't fs uansaesine busness atthe Passnt omes
oG<s ssst sssfA sftAs tSssiha Hssa.
RUTLAND. VT.
~ MI Hopsss will hssesher engage N the psae-
tifs nf his pssfsssioa In this piaer ana euer 70 N
vsasors aad others the bsae6t ofhss sssnshes ID NE
Patent once .-.s
Nov, ~. issa.
CLOCKS, ..WATcHEe,... ,....yeWeLkS,
AND AoconpDoNs nsrAthAo
CHARLES T.. TU RRlLL
s..sss.'. si.sA, W.sAl.x's. a.. R-'i@.1. ssh
LIgCOMB 4 OsGOOD,
ps.,s.. .. s,sar pssenv,sos %
DRY CoODS, GROCERIES,,
asraw.rs, sssvss asa Hsllsw Wsrs,
Crsrhsry, nesss = sAess, Bsts =
Caps, Ready Mads ciesA-
ing, &C., Ass
Also, AeusSs Ess msst of shs
ysv~iss Psssns Asdioinss ef the dsy.
CuMTg9' 'RuTLAHD, VT.
v.n ,s.r,ss. sssr cocoon.
,,.., - wsoisssi. Isslss II kas hslls, Fiananss
dssrl asl sssssssss nses1t.s. esv.s ot~t ssssssss
~ ~ arss ~. ssss ~ = ss.s wssssss. sss:.
a. Sis HSvss ssrsst Trey, =. y.
NOSES cunrss,
Hsss'-' 80 s'';s s.s.s < csssss. faisS r.s:%s.
in". ws.Siassss a X, s.as.l, ~ ~
poup 4 MORSE,
whsssssts SD usssli psuer.is, Ase ps,isrn - ~
Ssa,sy Fanfy Articles, Trasses, rhoolaes bfssee'
rsss,ss rss1 ~ csnsAs.s. 10 ussss nsi.siag,
Mas street. sss ssssr ..s B.fd~sii i'eass' M.,n-
fnetou street, ksfias<, ~
oHo. Il. COLE + Co,
wi.,,ss~is ssx nsssil n~alsss In txy Ge,ds, csssa
s' s.sss & s.sr;sss4 S,ss i.s., Isss.s e:.ss. :ss
nsIr.s4 r,s.a, So s'ssAsss'' hs~' ,..I ,s,v NE
1T. Do1IAucx,
Msssssstsrsr sf Hssnss<ss, ssadtss bnssss' namsss
Farsls siss, A., As., Na Pask ke~, Asnsss
y.
CLARK = BH0fHKRs.
p,.,Sv, IN wsi<tes. cla<k., ye~s,p. silver wass
Fassy fsa-s1s Ae-, fsskiss' bssidinS, hen ne ~
Pa, hssi4ss'yl Repairing sssny a""s -
SARxxTr = con.
Csaassisssa. nss<hssts, ssl p<slsfs - fieef. sAn
Glsss, A.. A., neal the f's'shi Depot hs'',-A
| fsyssriss ssz sssssaa- Ones Al the psas 80
usias ssslssas. Mas r.. k-sia-a, ~ sy-
10. YosTE1,
p<zisf ta kes4y -hs1s Cicfhinf, fnrnish..s e"sss
Hsss, Gags. ks-, AZ. se.s hsfssssss 10. ~
,. . a. LAHDoS,
n..,.s. 4. rurulisrs, ffssts,ssns, issn. tias ssh
Hsss~.a, rssss ss< fass. scar ''s o''~
k.ds~S. ~
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-18
ORDINANCE VII.

An ordinance to regulate the sale of
drinks and confectionery.
SEC. /. Be it ordained by the Council
of the Incorporated village of Jackson,
That it shall be unlawful for any person
or persons, not actually and bona .tIde cit
izens and residents in the corporate lin
its of said village, to vend, sell, dispose of,
or give away in any manner whatever,
within said corporate limits, any Ale,
Beer, Cider, Porter, Wine, Lemonade,
Metheglin, Soda or Mineral Water, or any
mixture thereof, or any other drink, wa
ter excepted, or any Cakes. Pies, Bread,
Candy or any Confectionery, or other
eatabies, by any quantity, unless such
person or persons, shall first obtain from
The Mayor, permit, which permit shall be
issued by the Mayor, and shall specify the
time the hoderor holders, may be allowed
to sell said drink or eatables, upon the PER-
son or persons thus applying, first paying
into the Treasury of the corporation, be.
fore such permit is granted, such sum as
the Mayor may direct; provided it shal
in no case for the time of one day, exceed
for one person Ten Dollars, nor less thar
Three Dollars.
Passed in Council, May 9th, 1854.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Mayor,
JAMES W. LoNeBoN, Recorder
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or 6ll up and pave or re-pave or gravel,
the side walks in front Of their lots or parts
ofIots, and TO keep the same in good con
dlton whenever the same shall be requlr.
ed to be so done by Ordinance Of the said
Incorporated village Of Jackson; and all
side walks so required to be paved, re.
paved or gravcled, shall be done in the
manner hereinafter described. under the
direction ofthe street Commissioner. and
such committees Of the COuncil as may
be appointed tor that purpose.
SEC. 4. Tnatall sidewalks shall be paved
with good hard brick having descent
Of three Iourths Of an inch 10 the foot, from
the line Of the street alley or space, 10 the
curb stone; and shall be secured at the
outer edge with good and substantial
curb, If of free or sand stone, not less
than four inches thick, and ifof limestone
not less than three inches thick. which
curb stone shall be atleast eghteeninches
wide. and which shall be set at least twelve
inches in the ground below the gutter.
Passed in Council, Nav 9th 1854.
JOHN J. HOFFM AN, Mayor.
JAMES W. LONGBON, Recorder
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ORDINANCE XI.

An Ordinance to establish and fix the
Grade of streets. establishing sidewalks
thereon and defining The mode OF paving
and draining the same.
SEC. I. Be it ordained by the President
and Common Council of the incorporated
village OF Jackson, That the grades TO all
the streets within the corporate limits OF
said village, shall be made to conform to
the elevations and depressions specified
and indicated by "Profle No. |, OF streets
in Jackson" & tho accompanying "notes
Of levels" taken by H. G. Messenger,
August 90. 1858, and hereby ordered to
be filed and kept in the Mayors office oI
said Village.
Sec. Q. That all the pavements on the
sidewalks of the streets, alleys and pub
lie spaces in said incorporated village oil
Jackson, as also the cutters and drains
therein, shall conform to the grade o. said
Incorporated village, as indicated and de-
scribed in the first section OF this Ordl'
nance with such variations only, as may
be necessary in such cutters and drains
to the corners of streets, to admit the wat
er 10 pass off conveniently.
SEC. 8. That it shall be the duty OF tn
owners of real estate, or any OF the public
ground, streets, or alleys within said in
eorporated village Of Jackson, to cut dow
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ORDINANCE XII.
AN ORDINANCE

Providing Ior the assessment and col.
lection OF taxto defray the general and
incidental expenses OF the incorporated
village Of Jackson, for the current fiscal
year.
Sec. /. Be il ordained by the President
and Common Council Of the incorporated
village OF Jackson, That tax oil three
mills on the dollar. be and the same is
hereby assessed and shall be collected on
all the real and personal property within
the corporateiimits of said village, spprais.
ed and returned on the grand levy, and
subject to taxation by law, to defray the
general and incidental expenses of such
corporation for the current fiscal year.
Sec. II. That the recorder OF said cor :
poraton, shall certify to the Auditor oil
Jackson county, Ohio. on or before the
second Monday of June next the per cent
age levied by Sec. 1, Of this Ordnance.
Passed in Council, May 9th, 1854.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN, Mayor.
JAMES w. LONGBON. Recorder
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YANKEE NOTIONS.
HOW THE YANKEE BOUGHT A
GNIGGER.3


"You Yankees are keen chaps, reck.
on" said Kentucklan to me. one NOR
ming. as we paced the deck of Western
River steamer, together Keen fellows,
aud know heap o things that cal'late
don't. But Yankees don't get the hang
of tradin' right sharp in nggers. easy"
mo" said-''probably because they
have no incination, generally, TO traffic
in human flesh"
Humans! ha. ha ! Now | like that.
Take cigar, stranger" continued my
travelling acquaintance. opening his pouch
Of Habanas to me. Pointing to a seat.
he contnued:-
sit down, and I'lltell you about little
affair that heerd of, once. Mind you,
stranger. don't say It's all truth; but the
things Just as good as true, anyhow, 10
illustrate the pint"
There came fellow TO kaintuck,
three or four years ago, from Connecticut,
who brought with him a heap O. motions
(as be called 'em. to dispose of in these
parts, for a whle-tho' he never stopped
long in any one place. and was never
known to make his appeafance a second
time in the same town where he contri-
we'd TO leave any of his wares He las
grey.eyed. thin featured, wiry fellow,
and his wooden nutmegs, plated jewelry
and warranted clocks, will long be re.
neaihsrhd. | reckon. hereabouts u
.saRnnidn'l his clocks gol" | asked.
aol lhsifur as you'd carry 'em, stran.
perlIH The fellow Dragged on havin
cleared near thousand dollars on hi:
trip to Kaintuck-and left, one night"
"Well, he was smart, eh !"
"Yaas--consid' able smart. But he
WASH i much of Judge O. money, reck
on" continued my companion, drily.
"Of what money!"
/ "Eastern bank notes, stranger. There
some fep counterfeit bills in cirkilation
Emebbe, in these parts, occasionally; and
though we can manage to use 'em, yere
they don't pass 81 we'll where they gl
back 10 the BASTARD, Pm told. When tn
Yankee got back to his land O. stead.
habits he found that more'n haaf th'
money he'd taken, yere. land CAREFUL,
saved. because it was Eastern, funds,
had been manufactured out in WiscOn
sin !"
"Spurious?" :,
"Somei' said the Kentuckian, signifi
cantIy.
That was unjust" | remarked. "Tw
wrongs don't make one right. surely"
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ORUINANCE L,


An ordinance regulating Sidewalks,
Streets and Alleys.
SEC. |. Be it ordained by the Council
of the Incorporated Village of Jackson,
That the Sidewalks in the Streets of said
Village shall be ten feet wide.
SEC. II. That it shall be unlawful for
any person to obstruct in any manner,
any Street, alley or sidewalk opened fol
public use, or TO throw any wood, coal OF
other obstruction in any of the same, pro
vided that persons actually and bona hde
engaged in building, may leave building
materials in the Streets if sufficient space
be left for the largest teams to pass with
out risk or danger.
SEC. III. Any person offending a
gainst the Cd section of this ordinance
shall be notified by the Marshal, or by the
Street Commissioner, to remove such OBJ
struction Immediately, and if the same II
not done within "a hours after being 81
notified, the Marshal or the Street Com
missioner shall remove it at the owners ex
pense, or at the expense of the person Sc
causing the obstruction, and the owne
thereof or the person so obstructing sucl
street, sidewalk or alley, shall on conylc
ton thereof, be fined not less than On
Dollar, nor more than Five Dollars, anc
costs of removal and prosecution.
SEC. lV. That if complaint shall b.
made to the Council, by any citizen, tina
any Street, Side walk or Alley, now fenced
up or otherwise obstructed, ought for thu
convenience of the public, or any indivld
ual, to be opened, the Council shall
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ORDINANCE w.

An ordinance to oprevent lighting, quar-
reling, brawling, swearing, profanity, ma,
king unnecessary noise, using obscene,
vulgar, indecorous or abusive language,
or otherwise unnecessarily disturbing the
peace, quiet and good order of the pub.
lie peace.
SEC. l. Be it ordained by the Council
of the incorporated village of Jackson,
That it shall be unlawful for any person
or persons, to be engaged in fighting
quareling, brawling, swearing, profanity
making unnecessary noise, indecent or dis
orderly conduct, shouting. hallooing,
using obscene, vulgar, indecorous or abu'
sive language, any lewd or lascivious be.
havior, or otherwise unnecessarily disturb
ing the peace, quiet and good order of the
public peace or any individual in the lin
its of the corporation.
Passed in Council, May 9th, 1854.
.. JOHN j. HOFFMAN, Mayor,
.. JAMES w. LoNeDoN, Recorder
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ORDIN ANCE X
An Ordinance 6xingthe amount Of fines
....... r.. -: i .,,.... l;nonoa.

An Ordinance 6xingthe amount Of fines
1p for violating ordinances.
Sec. 1. Be il ordained by the Council
OF the incorporated village Of Jackson.
That ifany person or persons shall violate
any OF the ordinances or any section
part or provision thereof of said incorpo.
rated village, he she or they shall on con.
yicton thereof be fined as follows:
For violating Ordinance II entitled "an
ordinance 10 prevent Horse racing any
sum not exceeding twenty dollars nor less
than five dollars, and costs oil proSecu-
ton. -
For violating Ordinance III entitled
"an ordinance to prevent the shooting Of
guns, pistols" other firearms, not exceed
ing twenty dollars nor less than i've
dollars and costs of prosecution noe9f
For violating Ordinance w entitled can
ordinance to prevent fighting. qusrreipg.
Brawling, swearing, profanily, making
unnecessary noise using vulgar, ,obscensy
indecorous or abusive language or other.
wise disturbing The quiet and COED order
of the public peace, not exceeding fifty
dollars, nor less than three dollars, and
the costs of prosecution.
For violating Ordinance V entitled san
ordinance to prevent Horses standing in
the street without being held or fastened"
not exceeding five dollars nor less than
one dollar, and costs Of prosecution.
For violating Ordinance vi, entitled
''anerdiaaDce 10 prevent the standing Of
any {slfllians covering Jack, or other ami.
NAL .asnaE exceeding five dollars, nor less
than one dollars and costs Of prosecution.
For violating Ordinance WI, entitled
"an ordinance to regulate the sale o.
drinks and confectionery" not exceeding
twenty dollars, nor less than five dollars
and costs OF proseclion.
For violating Ordinance VIII, entitled
ian ordinance TO regulate shows and
exhibitions not exceeding one hundred
dollars, nor less than ten dollars, and
costs of prosecution.
SEC. II. Any violation of any section
or part of section of any ordinance, shall
be deemed and held 10 be a violation o.
the ordinance Of which it is part.
Sec. III. That any person or persons
offending against any of The ordinances
specified in the fifth section Of this ordl
nance. may on conviction thereof be sen
10 and confined in the county Jail by the
Mayor at his discretion for any time no
exceeding ten days in addition to the fine
imposed on such offender, and on failing
10 pay any fine imposed, or to give note
with good security for the same, shal
stand committed to such Jail until the SAINT
together with the costs OF prosecution
shall be fully paid or secured to be paid
or until he she or they shall be otherwise
discharged by due course of law.
Passed in Council, May 8, 1854.
JOHN J. HOFFMAN Nj Sor.
JAMES W. LoNGBoN Recorder
The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1854-05-18
ORDINANCE VIII.

An ordinance to regulate Shows and
Exhibitions. .,
SEC. |. Be it ordained by the Council
of the incorporated village Of jackson,
That before any person or persons, shall
show, exhibit or perform any matter or
thing whatsoever, whether natural or Q ar, r;
tifcial. within the corporate limits of said
village, he, she or they, shall first o obtain tain a
permit from the Mayor, who shall direct
the person or persons thus applying, to
nav into the Treasury of the corporation
the specified sum required for the same
and procure the receipt Of the Treasurer
therefor, which shall be produced to the
Mayor.
SEC. IL The first section of this or,
dinance shall be held to mean and include
all Theatres, AmphitheaterS, Clrcuses
Menageries. Museums, Puppet Shows