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tal'rl"nia District. g.
IN Probate C"ur'. h"l,cn ii Da,Nill, 81. Ike III
div OH cs.Tfi3r~. y - lsIi:
AN!EL O. E..N!ESoN. A.!,n;,.;-:ra'.r .: tie
- e-ta.e -. AMOS ::Ti,, late Il ~. .I"~!.,.ry
in SAID District. e:erc;.-c!. niahc> :o 20 -
runr: f- ".iTsr :" >.,. tie whole I Tie ]: - l.
tate d, said d"c,i-ri r,i,-c.... tina: =. -.i- ii
part is Necessary liz, l'av":i. a: the .ct-
>l! dccea>c and iha: ,riri ra:l,n: 10. So! VII.
cut injury I" those interested i: H.. rcrlai,lr
"hercu., il j. ordered h. said cor. ;i:-it -ai -
pi:ration :i&ict consideration a!d ic hc1r'
on the l.; 'i:.v ii .Ia:ri!. 4. u. ls5i. II IL"
Pr,.ba.cNdilicc il. >.id pa,..: AID. II ! further
ORDERED tl: nj, ,cr-"ii inter-. Ted BE- c':;e cg''i
b. publication d. notice "i i- a,i,lirif'n gitl
order thereon. tiGrr. v"ak> successfully Ia The
fa,.!''an.' print. :: -. duln-furv. ie'orc -ai'.
t,,i.. 81 e;trn-. that ti!ry nay appear NJ sad TIM,
49, ."". aui: the SO 90: r "'.'co: ''i'r''"
TX lie t",t'.-- NJ.
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SIMEON \. FUSTLE'S I.SThIE..
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ta..ir,,;. J. --r'c'. =.
4: Probate Court he'd ri n;'i.,i.i, in 80! ;rc.
o .Ec III IL; Of February !. y. Ia.
M lEEttS. NI.> .Iuli> y. /. !"~rir. Ixrci:-
w :rix al he l:>i v :r l.~iainr,; oi SI,.-
roN a. F,>riE Int II :, J. bal .:v. J.; all ~
trict deceased lr.'"...> I" ron''rr IN cc" E" her
administration. and :" present ii-r accom-" a:ci y
said estate Z r cXaniii;.''n and :ii,"w"'c" hr The
purpose "i Inakii- partition an! ii~'r'''i'"n Il
tn. r-"' Gi sac! c~':l;r. uli'.cT =, r.,. i =
corr l,H - Tie ;rr-t;.> VII" 80" j" i.::t
ts ;c >.ilr: !; i, therefore orlcc1 TX nd r'G,
.i.:,: il, SAM, s..c l:iit"r crii>,iIin :Iil! Sc
lirar Il IN, lr"':c t;!,,. !. >:!.l li:i,;;.r n -
IL .!ar g: March. i. -. I'll. Arl = : i'.-,h,:
ordered. Ia: ii! I"G-''i.- i:i;crc~i 30 -. 'r.-
"i ii.' il::li'I:i.n {" II copy "l the irc'fi Il :
order il: '!i' t"'. "i:',. -:'' ~ =. '~i.'i.t
:lirc" works .s;r"c-~.vciv l'rcv;":> - -ai IN"
"i"aiilr. 'il:.t 'hrv m:y arlear ;''.' core; tie
allowance 81 al; ;cc"ji..:., ilty c,..c:.4 .i~
he hearl !'v aid court in T." mater q: ;ar;;t 3.
AM distribution "i >:ii'. S-i..i.'.
Ky RI" C"uIt.
Attest CIll>. :. DANA. JUDGE f Probate
true cory 81 rcc"r.-A ;i'.t. >"i".:
g. l. III El.t\k Register
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Passumpsic House
FOR SALE,

I'm account of reiifn'ci >ickne>. IN the fatty
~ Of the present Incumbent, The we'll lr.c=r
Tavern Stand. called ii" i's>,,mr,ic lfoi,,c. j. o.
trrcd for sale Situated! twenty rn,- f-ou th- ras
>"n"cr lrro: IN ST. bloomsbury. il i the t.t s..,uj
Tor business IN Tie Count: 81 Caledonia: there i
t'l>lne>> ca"'i.'i for tw" smart vour~ men.
Immediate possession viii lr sivcr
HORACE EVANS.
OTIS EVANS.
February :, lSJ4 >,;,;i
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XXXIIId C0NGRESS.--First Session


XYyJTrd coNcprcc f.;
" ''.@-1 'iSt 0ession'
1T the close OF Mr. Wad.'s s,ooo, - ,,o
Senate. Monday. the our<.;o, ,las w., ~ ,H ~.
thasc's amrnJm,r. - ,hn IN
namely: 70 strike nut ,L'. r.an1' "''''
H.. Missouri con,,,or,;s,. '',' ~,
,;,. ,,.i,,.;,,,.s ~, .Lo '" ~
stood =. f,l,ows ihc vow
Yr,S- ,J...rs .uo.Ip, ~,
Everett, Fish Eno, I!'.'I; 49, mas
>;u,rt Summer Wal, i wi ' 5,..
Is. ''' "''' "''N'' WIS
VN.-Nc.>rs ,,l,u. ,..,: d.,
Hav3r1 Hcu p.,,;,,,;., n.;L. r.
Butler. Claw naw.'n I,rn i,,I1 ''J;'.,.'''
pourlas. Evans. Fi,z,a,rirk ,;.v.r Unn.,nn
Hunter. Jones Trrnn y N,IInr, ,I,.o, w.
ris. Petit. S.,a ..i,n Sh;c,I. >,;i.u rio,u
SON (Kv..) Toucry. and V'ilJi,m>-:.n
Mr.. Dou,,a> moved f. ,,r;kc an, "a, wo.J,
(which was ,ri,mr.c,IrJ ly"an1 ;u..r..c.L:,.l
is inconsistent with"
Mr. CAS- .;,l H.. vo,,il vote i;.r,h., o,,.,,
mcnt. l.. could No. vo.r -,r ,,,o worJ, l.,
rlar;ns the >l.ersedur.. II rrur;rJ -, 49,.
Of e., ,r... - -t,...t !, sr,.r.inra 49, a.r
7, wa. clearly nro,r.r 20 saw ..:r.,.,..;. -,
w;,l. ~
Nr r,l.,..r,.,,.,,,,.., ,,.,
were. canal and ry,,r...s,'I Via .a,,,' ~:
w. a.. Ill ,mu',,
onr,. ,l,,t H.. ,,:..on,; ''.' ''':''' q"
>titu,joual. ard woulI nr,.;.r .,,;,,, 50 I,ro'.t
X in 50 many v,~,Is
y, !,
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.iTHEE WOODS ESTATE.
STtlE ni :-l,\',,\I

ta',l,iia p:-:..g-. =.
In Probate Cour; ,"llcn ~ !',.Iii'". miii,in -:
for -lI '.i~:r'.. o.: H. '..! Il r. HAIRY. y
u. -.
4 i!iih N'rh. I<cyi...r ;i.r l.: y ~ A.
- Ic-:i'nr;i; 81 il riiiE W",,r. la'' Il h.
~ j.. III. .ii-:t' rc- - ',.,.>,.l.< ~ liz: -
lniri-traiiou account c-'irnr;;- W. Nj. :,
! orrc t;,, H., ..,.., l,- ~t,r,.. :" IL l.. DAY ii
March :.rN'. ~ 'l.c f:,::, .!i.rr Ia 80. III,
in rNti.t;:..;;"n an iv,..r: :':;l Ia .i rH
ccr:.c To- n,ijii,i !.,': i. ,lr qualification. i -
.'r.r IN jh' tai,..1,i. ':It.'- =; -. .io!ii'- -
three v,.r- progressively. -, ru.tv :',. tl1
they la, ;.i!', Az and ii :::c -; 'acc. -,
&c cau>r. -: ilrrr:o.
=, ,r.i,f 4 C.,.rt.
Attest. CiiA>. :. htNA. I;.dci. ID, i'r l..:e
\ ;r';c r";.N ii rrc"..l. eG;"3
A,c... q. \ 7, EnA%k. Ee.:..er.
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Mr. Joncs was ruled out o! order, when he
appealed, but His appeal was laid on the table,
by a vote Of l3i to 81.
Mr. Houston made an Intellectual attempt
TO introdN,e new Deficiency bill
The House then went INTO Committee OF
the private calendar. and on rising adjourn
cl to Monday.
Monday. Feb. Is.
SENATE the morning Mr. Everett
lrc.c''cl a petition from fourteen hundred
citizens Of Worcester county. Mass. against
III" passage Of the Nebraska !ill; also. a me-
n.orial from :he Society Of Friends, in Ma>>a-
chu>cttS, on Tie same subject
Other petitions ola like nature were pre-
scented by Mc>sr,. Seward. CLAYTON. Foot,
sumner. Chase and BrodheaG
TIE Nebraska ! Ill w;s then taken mp. Mr.
Weller commencing the debate.
IlDt SE.-A resolution was adopted ap-
pointing Special Committee to inquire
whether ne employment Of military officers
20 snpcrintcnd a!nIoric>. public buildings.
g.. is compatible with torc -n interests
y resolution for ,sniurin- into the cxrcli
cnry o: greatly reducing Or wholly rcp"alnr
J.. duty on r9:lroel iron. ~a< ,.:i ON the Ia
10 hr = ;o.r or>,..n,in.,e.:.,
..,,,.s,,.,i...;., w., r'..J f.,,,, a..
Secretary ot ,h. I.,r,;o~ ..,,;,.,,h,t ,ho -
mount If land donated lv Cor>,r.ss % Iu;-
v,rSilic<. Schools. States Railroads.. ard yar-
Gus other objects, amounts IN the aggregate
to over 1917; LOCO acres
'r,....,,r E..h #
.r',; IKE '1y''.'' ''> nothing was
ions 10 hear ,',.. + ....., Mr. iJ.,,.nn
-Hr.. on the N"brl~i, o:!'
i'ttI'ionS We nrc>rntc,liy Mr>>rt. Srw-
- '.''>' ''' ~ ''''''
the ;'r...h ~n,,;,.;o,, ~, ,.:;..,' 49,. ,.l..
c,l 20 !, cu.ro>~c,! ',r,> ~. l.a,s;..
y ilii Wa pas allowing Illinois 10 $
''i' ','''"' q: ''''''' @'%'''c' % "iP h'r III
ora '>i'''>9 OF >;'l," moment Was tran
,..n.n,.l ~ H. .Yar.,, .,ln,, ',',',,' ',
d"1 his remarks when the subject was post
i"!'d 'n'ii tomorrow
'''' !, II. '!r',.' =, wen, mo Commit
,ran+ every ma. t..;r., 49,. lo,1 =, .,,,,;l,
=, ,.;t;l,., ot,l,. I,;.,l S,,t.. hn.,,...,.,1
OF t." arcs o. land. on condition 81. oc..r,v-
II! a"' cultivation tor a specified !criol.
var 't">oh >'Ii'i'e" me i"'. In The
':n: ''''''' '' 80 Il" n'' more
'i"lrt'! ""drr III" '!,l ~" nAnN vars 10 come.
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Farm for Sale.

VuNllE >u-crl.r wishes T. ~, - Farm situated!
] in .lict.w-n ~ Charc.:i.n > ,lc> IRON We.
Charleston. vnc ~" ;i,,c river ~ Wi,'"ii-lI-
lV Tx" T.. l. Sa:'. larin r"a' lh.ai. l"' acres
i fir r:;.r Ind suitably divided IN" iiia-e am,
lct>:rrr. Here j. >r,Ic :" ~ =" .rc ii :.ra' y
'a, II >:.:' place. 40! ~i..ir orchard Il >'i.'
-n'' f-r.-: ~" L. l". 81 cellar ;,;.i.. AZ, :.
>lr "i never iiilI.:: water rI'iil'': '.i:.' ho,i-
AMI varl. For further iartc",!t~ 'l'.T;'r 'f +.
New .lal! an flic ;.:c,'';-,- o; -" -..if>-ri't :
= FL II AIDS
Ea-rlc. Feb. :. l--i. -.''@}
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COCOA SIIEiA.S
Stoves, Stoves |!
Cock anil far!sr Slaves,

c.rs:-i; ela"' = "t - - :;.,r..,.t ,-. ~-.l
'..-- - -.--. :: &C. Il, +,-,.... -....
49,. "a ;'..-.r,
r: .r -.
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Aver. G "
i:lahr. Jl,nr> II
Barrett. l,nc-v
Hiinrli. .Ia."n
Er"ur. l'r \ |.
Brown. Samuel i
!'aylr,. II "
Brow il. I."'ii-a Mi
rcrrv. Luther l.
Barron. Julia Mis-
Bis. H ii
i,r"wii. l:"sairl |. Ni<
Brown. Mnv T. Mis-
l'aric-. Cii:ir',-> \
Cu>h;n. Aa;ii,liv
thann''rriin. I. VI
tlia,nI,rr,in. l. |. W
Carpenter. Sarah \ y
I"ir urn. L;i.a
carr. i.,nii;c NJ
traw.,,r tiar... - T.
ETi -
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

CONNECIiCt N\p P,>>I'MrSIC EiIEE
RAILROAD tuii'tEN.
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Caledonia
Machine Shop Company
MACHINERY

III "ci'rtal-
al cT.lcr> Il l,e N. ia .'e la.,>- ..,le a'.d
w-rr:i,l... % CIV >:,'i.t.,r:i.,,.
HE MILL saw :.i.G n!.iNFE. c,llr ,ei WIS.,
;;ic establishment III -ii,-.-i;ii ,f:ifl,.i-
CI;>t,r s'rk in III H. j.. l., t..a.ri -.
l,':,'lt'-- an, .i.-l.1'.tl-
W"'" AL II Ml:i {; n liz - .-:,'.-.. IL q
c!,;.,. It ~, .'::>',.
TE. AlEEhNk> S,-rriarv
y. tli,i>''nrv. rs. !. Ia. >'i3ft
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Latest from the War.
BY Electric Telegraph.

GREAT BATTLE KALAFAT,
Paris. Jan. %. It's asserted that a great
battle took place near kaIatat on the 2Cth.-
The issue was completely in favor of the
Turks. 1t was also understood that the
Turks had rctaken two Islands in the lower
Danube.
BRIGHTON MiEkET-Fch .
~ markc. go bnc' cattle. no stores, L. mir,
working oxen. 30 COWS and calves, 2ooo sheep and
lambs 800 Swine
PEICES Beet Cattlc-Extra $: 1~t quality
-: 2dquatv. g., 81 Il" g., ord. Sat.
>'"rc~-l c.rl;ng- i.cIc: ~" vcar> ol! nome:
thrcc wears old none.
Working Uxci!--|1A 50. s5l.o.
Cows and ca,vc--S2r ~ 20. 3o;,5.
Sheer AMI LAMBS -. ,! %. 3ii:cxtra g G.7as
swine i:.,'; retail 5lG!c.
CAMBRIDGE CATTLE MAEKET-Fch 10
~ market IS cnt:'c. ga lrnvcS aul p: stores
consisting a. ror!.aag oxen. cows and cavc>I.
and ) yea, old
rln'r>-Mirkcf-E Extra hccfsS: 1T qual:,v :
2igH'!'y a-r3 iiuali': T.: ordinary go.
i,c~-S';..ci
IHl!nw-S> ~:
rclj~-Sl:al!
Calf Sh;:--l &C. p.vi'..
Veal ta.vc,->5. {. ..n.
B,;rrc.l,. q altl"-~:, ,aol
S:"r. W ":l,iar Oxrn--ilo sale.
Cows AMI r:;ivc--,2 2s. -" 81. -: T., -" "a
IS. l;ut IS ?:niarkcj.
Neutrality-suspicious.
Two year o,d-525. oS. %. 3sai2
Three \ rar> "l->:;N H. H. H. =. -. 5la72
sheep and lam'~-l'44a at market. rricc>-Ex
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JDt RSEYI.AN PRINTER WANTED
SIT ErauGi and Erys;Ne!as.

Wan !'.'- c.'icr..s ! ;is.'cv,:.. rrii.t,~. I'm
lLIoc ..Ll-.,., am 49, l.....-, VII Io .il,.l
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+ III f. G. AL ONIAN.

there llavin. been - :or to SO against
Mr. jones was ruled out O. order, when he
appealed, but His appeal was laid on the table,
bya vote Of 134 to 81.
Mr. Houston made an Intellectual attempt
TO introduces new Deficiency bill.
HE House then went INTO Committee on
the private calendar. and on rising adjourn
cd to Monday.
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Frr!.v ! rh. 10.
SE\-NTl..-Aticr The transaction Of rri-
va'c bills. the Nebraska lili was taken ~,
and Mr. Truman Smith resumed h> speech.
lie quoted speech Of Mr. Wci>tcr'<. in
wMrh that statesman opposed ayitation, North
and South. and declared his devotion TO The
Union. This was the platform on which he
(Mr SMITH now stood! r.. was opposed 10
an'i-siavery agitators and pro-sa.crv a.-ita-
tors. The slavery question over,hadowcd all
things. This ILL rc-cnactcd the t,letivc
>ia"c act five times but II it rc-cnactcd the
Missouri prohibition and the Wimot prov~o
both five times over, he would not support it.
lie was. and always had been directly OPP
posed TO agitation on the subject.
not ST SIR Jones, Of Tennessee. made
an attempt TO reconsider the vote Of :, .>:cr-
day, which lailcd the Efficiency hi TO the
"''Ir III 'cn>t'it'!'lC q III Gro! ~ tn rp,l!t
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. Thur, lay Feb. ..
sen 'TE.-Thc French >po!iaton bill
was aiken Up and debated AMI finally post
,,oncd.
The Nebraska I'LL was then taken Up. wl.e.
Mr. Truman Smith poke Up to he hour OF:
aHlo"tnihcni without concluding. when
!hr il'i Va ro>'pone Il ln::l tomorrow.
HOO >E..-'i'hc Deficiency Hill vas ta!4v
rrjertc! IN the House. By 9 vol. Of y; nays
ana >. yeas Much connection crsrc,l.
Mr Cl!n"man move! Reconsideration. and
that BIS molten lie on the table. yeas -.
nays -. The Speaker gave he ca<:inr vote
IN the affirmative. and TINS The TN Is effect
uailv killed. .lnid much confusion and
clapping q: hands on The part olmany mem
bcr>. the House adjourned.
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y hl''!N ~! NiN\lE.- HE editor Of
the 'lznrl,,c Tines, N;':scc.1>in. n un,i,.;nr
VI Don.la> A:lr:>Aa hin. saws Of is an
thor -" !h'S Senator i'ou-la>. il viii IT,
r'r".:1'''', We SaH, 'o!:cl rs i candidate for
III" if7no"ra''" Presidential nomination IL,
49, Our check tina,vs with Shame at Tie
rrmen'' rance that We ever. in the most re-
j mo- ir-rec. assisted 70 al! TO the political
prominence 81 50 >cryic ,lou,h-ta"c.
INTERESTING tl.NI:IiuIntilrAI FACT
Mr Thompson. OF the Glen House. White
Mountains writes to tiIc Portland Advertise,
that he shot on Jan. :;lst. near his house. two
robins. out Of a tlocl of from one to two hun
dred He also states that these birds are A.
boat lis premises in 'anv quantity" and
'.>inc The same as in June
C">-"!EAcYIN PoIAxn-Thc London
correspondent Of the New York Herald. state.
that a conspiracy on larrc scale has been
discovered in Polanl which extends to Rus
sian io!snA. Il is even said tia; the Russian
garrison al Novo Gcorcirw>k (Mollin) had
been "a!ncl Over ana that fortress WIS &c
have been Gwen W to the insurgents. Some
accident BETRAYED the Plot. Nar;ous arrests
have taken place. Two oi the lea,lers-M
VI. Ealin>ki and klcsozyn>ki cscapcd.
GOV. HIGLFE AND TIFF ERIE Dlrr1crL-
rIr>. IIUrj<brv. Pa. Feb. 1l-Gov Big
Ter has sent long and special message to the
House relative to The commonwealth taking
possession of the roal of 'hc Franklin Canal
Company. TIL" company protested against
Tie act Of the LEGISLATURE, and avowcd their
intention 20 contest It lctorc the Supreme
Court. The message Of The tioyc,-pr is strong
!v in favor OF a break OF gua-c at Erie.
e. The survey ior a 1'.'-rf connection be-
tween the Vernon. and Canada Railroad and
the Rutland and Burlington. as contemplated
in the charter of the Vermont and Canada.
is now in progress.
e.: The Washington correspondent of the
Courier and Enquirer tclegraphs that ''thc
prospect OF tie Nebraska Bi!l are more unf;,-
yorasl!c 10 Il ras 80 - dc !,ou4c than ever
The Nevada journal., 1854-04-28
ORDINANCE Mn =

In RELATION 70 tne DlstufUance of the Ieace
The Trustees of the Town of Nevada do orlan as
SECTION Any person or persons, who shall have COM
mtted any breach OF the peace any other act mention
ed in section Isl and 2d of Ordinance No. shall upon
complaint being made before any Justice of the Peace by
any person or citizen. be proceeded against in The same
if arrested bp the Marshall or Watchman w
committing the same That any Justice OF the Peace be
fore whom any sompialnt shall be made shall power
to issue Warrant IN ell cases where the Marshall shall
have power to execute an arrest prescribed in
lst of Ordinance No l.
SECTION 2. Any person, other than the Marshall or
Watchman who shall make complaint as prescribed in
section 1st of this Ordinance, without The consent of the
Cooperation Attorney SHALL il upon examination such
Justice find the Charges preferred frivolous be fined in the
sum of the costs in tine proceedings. adopted February
l6, 1854. WILLIAM j. KNOX Pre-.
SIDNEY =. HERBERT. Clerk. 4i-Im
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TSEE BEsEF1sEd QUAEsVEEsEEEs.
AND
BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE


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Church)
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s. BLACkWOOD'S EDINBURGH NAcAzIsx
tToryE
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der these publications unusually inerestn during t
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the hastily written news items, crude specations ana
flying rurnors of the daily Journal and the Dorderou-
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that readers must look fof the only really inelebe nnd
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logical character, urge them upon the cousjce,ai,
OF The reading public.
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hees from the British Publishers by which We snail he
able to place all our ns in the hands of subscriber
about as sooA as they cah be furnished with the foreign
copies Although this will involve very large outlay On
our part we shall continue furnish the Periodicals at
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ORDINANCE no. 2.

Prescribing the Fees and Salaries Of Town Officers
The Trustees OF the Town of Nevada do ordan follows
The town marshal shall receive for his services sziuy
OF twelve hundred dollars per also five per
upon all monies collected by him. and also o~ his
i'll Justices courts. such fees are allowed BY law 10 her
it, for the like services.
The towr treasurer shall receive for his services two
and one halt per cent upon nil monies received and dis
bursed by him.
The town shall receive for his services Two and
one half per cent upon the of Faxes levied by
board.
The attorney shall receive full compensation for all
duties performed by him attorney the fifteen dol
lars for each conviction had for msemea before ,s-
ice. and he shall in other cases receive
for any services rendered
The town surveyor shall receive for his services such
fees as are allowed by law 10 county surveyor.
adopted Feb. 10 1854. VIM. J. KNOX. Pres't.
=. g. HERBERT. Clerk. Al.4t
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GRRyNANYGH nIN 2

IN RELATION 70 STOVES AND STOVE PRES.
The trustees of the Town Of Nevada do orain as follows:
All owners, occupants ard lessees of any store War;
uouse, Dwliing, OF other building in which Stoves or
Crates are kept shall extend the pipe or cause the same
TO be done, at least twenty four inches outward
SIDE OF the building or roof and the distance above
the caves and where said pipe passes through any board
or canvass partition, siding roof it shall be through
some metal or IRE proof plate leaving space of four
through which it passes, and all persons who shan be
found guilty OF violation of this Ordinance on an ex
animation before Justice OF the Peace shall be fined in
the sum of Twenty Five Dollars and COSTS and in default
ofpayment, execution shall issue for the same Adopted
February Ii. 1754 WILLIAM J. KNOX Pres
SIDNEY c. He RRRT. Clerk sI-i,.