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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17
@y VALUABLE MILY RESI-

Ar VALUA ABLE Il FA MIL Y RESI-.
AI DENCE FOR SALE.-The subscriber offers for
se. privately his Family Residence. situated Frank
lin Hill, Immediately opposite Mr.. VIM, Ciayey's. The
property embraces ONE ACRE of ground Of good soil,
and well improved; BRICK DWELLING, with
rooms, ell fnished-all necessary ont houses and in
neighborhood unexceptionabe. Such property is not
often put in market, and wanting truly delightful
residence would do well to call will sell
great bargain, my object is to raise money. and
money must have.
If not sold privately before the 18TH of MAY it will
then be sold at auction.
marle dts TH0S. j. HARDY.
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,J,O THE LADIES Of LYNCHRURd

just opened beautiful assortment Of Fashion
able Bonnets and Ribbons half the usual prices
plcnse ea and look them. Also, n beautiful lot of
6uAMER SILKS, ut so cents per yard. with mag
nhccnt selection of Lawns md figure Jaconets of rich
styles nnd inst coors md lncc Veil4 of entire new
Styles Is ct4. and tho handsomost lot of Needle
Work. OF every description, low prices. Kid Gloves of
every color md of the bos quay, rs cts. per pair,
Mits, long md short so dozen Clock al 80 cts per
pair wnrh 30 eta, with the usual assortment of Shoes
apIiUta JOHN ABRAHAMS.
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VOL. 3.---NO. 214.
We pay ready money it; and so have done with
II Tor once and all-London Punch.

NEGRO WOMAN sHoT.-We learn from thu Dan.
Ylle Register, that negro woman, belonging to
Capt. Fowler, of Cnswell, n, c., was shot dead
while asleep in her bed, few nights since The
pcrpetrator of the crime is not known. The Reg
ster adds
The woman had previously been charged as an
anonymous letter, addressed to S. p. Harrison.
Esq, Magistrate ofthe county, with poisoning
some ono or more negroes in the heighborhood,
accompanied by request that he would search
her cabin for poisons alleged to be in her posses
slon.-Mr. Harrison visited Capt. Fowler's with
view OF making the search, but on oonversne
with hlm, thought IL useless to do So On tho
second night Afterwards, sho was murdered in tho
manner above stated
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nAGUERREOrYPEs! DAGpER-

- hEoiNfES.-ilAhp TIaEs drive people all
hteuI tu see whore hov get the beat nnd cheapest
pnra"ftroi}1e-. hui they all come bnck to MisnIs &
ANNth : wh.re thrv get the best and aro sure t
get tie worth OF thor money. Steamboat d.asters
ithif"nd accidents, Bunk bursting, Alcn fnAing ali
occur dniy, bun niing Minuis "a Tnnntts in taking
brilliant artistic mud iie-iitc Dngucrrcoypes is out OF
the question Those in wnnt should not forgot to cali
nm get one ms pictures rci ieare the room
uhtti the parties sntished
qrfe nnd beautiful assortmen3 OF Gold Iockets,
hrcast pms Rings, Watch Seos. Keys MeIalnn. and
nncy Coaca always hand and for aale cheap with
picture complete. splendid assortment of Cases new
Just received Gn emily In the dny before the crowd
comes Tho state ol weather Hakcs no difference in
rrgnrd to qualify of pictaro.
MlNNTS e. TANNER
nnto0ia puAcr,c.t D.av,...........
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MEDICINES.
CAKTER,S SPANISH MIXVURI


Not a pariicie Of Mercury IN II.
An lNFALIIBLE Remedy for Scrotno, Kings Evil,
Rheumatism Obstinate Cutanenns Erlutions, Pm.
pies or Pustale. Tie tucn, Blotches Soil Srtnjc
Sore Eyes, Ring Worm or Teter, Scnla Head, En-
lagcmrnt ard Pain Of the Bones Joints Stubborn
Ulcers, Syphic Disorders Lumbago Spinal Com
paints, and all ID seascs arising from mi udicious
use of Mercury lmprudence IN Life, or lmpury Of
the Blood.
This svauahe Medicine. which has bccone celebrated
o. the number of extraordinary effected through
its agency has induced the prnp ietor~ at the urgent
Iuest al their friends, to oderit to the public. whcf they
10 with the utmost conhdrncein lis virtues and won.
lrrfu curative properties. he following certificates
SELECTED II ON large number. however. stronger
tcst nony than the mere "ori OF the proprieors and
all from gentlemen well known in their locaiitles
aud Of the highest respectaby, many of them residing
in the city OF Richmond, Va.
f. BOYnEN ESQ OF the Exchange Hotel, Rich
mond, known every where, says he has seen the Med
,.ine called Carers Spanish Mixture administered in
over hundred in nearly all the diseases for which
it is recommended with tho most astonishing good re-
aults He suys Ills the most extraordinary medicine he
has ever seen.
3gne and Feger- Great CUre.-I hereby certify tha,
Tor three wears had Ague and Fever OF OF the vi
lent description. had several Physir took large
luantities OF mime, Mercury, and believe all the
fonics advertised but all without permanent re-
Lief AT last riea Carer's Spanish Mixture two
bottles of which eifectualy cured me and | am happy
sdy have had reiher ChIs or Fever since. com
sder the best Tonic in the world, and the only medi
cine that reached my case. JOHN LONGDEN.
Beaver Dam near Richmond, Va.
G. y. Luck ESQ, now in Richmond and fur many
in the Post Cfce, has such conf ience IN the al.
finishing efficacy Of Carters Spanish Mixiure that he
fought upwards OF 30 bottles. which he has given
totae afflicted. Mr.. Luck says he has never known
ito fail when taken according to directions.
DR.. Mingr practising Physician, and formerly oi
the Cy Hotel the city of Richmond says he has wit
messed in number o instances the effects ot Carters
Spanish Mixture which mos tuy surprising lie
says IN of Consum on dependent on the Liver,
the good effects were wonderful indeed
Samuel NJ Drinker ot the firm Of Drlnker \ Mo ris,
Richmond. "ns cured ot Liver Compliant ot yeal'
tqning by the Of two bottle, OF Cutrers Spanish
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MATERIALS at COST.

yltLD1NG MATERIALS nt COST.
ID Having determined to close my stock of Carpen-
icrs' ilardwne nLd Building Materials, including
tonsvc assortment Of Locks, Hinges, Screws, Window
Glnss, &c &c, tho whole stock ia now offered at
Those wishing any thing in that line would
suit their interests by giving call before purchasing
elsewhere. mar 4s A WINSTON.
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MlNNTS & TANNER,
mnr'0n Practical DAGgFRalpTy FISTS

1asSOlurlON.-1h cpncorn of VIM T.
- Anderson d. Co, Dissolved on tie 9 nd Inst
hy mutntl consent. VIM. T Anderson alone will attend
10 the settlement of the business and th4 name of the
concern will be used only in winding up ohe same
VIM I. ANDERSON,
np9.ts MCDANIEL, HURT y PRESTON
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frs4, FOR kENT.-On accommodating terms
Ni;;' the large NEW BRICK FACTORY, recently
Z.A erected by Mr.. Peter L. Dudley, Church ST.,
Friends Warehouse, with portion Of the fixtures
all nearly new. On of location and
vcnience arrangement is Justly regarded Of tho
most desirable in Lynchburg. For terms upply to
ED. d. CHRISTIAN, }1u.,a..
PLEASANT PRESTON. ! 1e'
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CARD,-Ths UNDERSIGNED will contiuc as hero
- tooro the GRooERY, COMMISSION a FORWARDING
business, and also, the manufacturing Of Robacco.-
Gactu for former iavors they pledge their best exer-
tions To merit their continuance.
opIl dts MCDANIEL. HURT 81 pRESTON.
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An Appeal TO every Man and Woman


CAPoN BRiDGE,
Hampshire county Va, March 1t, 1854.
Mr J. p Coopc,- D,nr Sin: Agreeable to vour ~
quest und m, desire benefit the afflicted. hcrn
by ecttv the eJtaf relief husc received from The uec
of Hampfoa's Vegetable 7rHrtwe
was taken with n vioicnt pnfpiidfion, rather nu
terng nn trembling of the lrart, which continued
cral dnys 1t seemed ifmy heart bad utmost forgotten
it. Office Thu hmilv became harmed ond procured u
bottle Of this valuable Medicine and hcioie hnd taken
bottle of this Tiacf'he Of Hampoas wns en-
tircy relieved.
This is the Aira instance of relief In my family from
the use of this valuable Medicine Two 'rer ,cars
seol mid up with liberation Of my dahic. from ,cc
Of wnat Is generally called tk "g had lost al tastc
und appetite, and the WI ch wns romc fer inches
u mud down, and huli way around my ankle, rejected
every effort to heal il until rroSred lIamptoo's Ncg.
etabc Tincturconc bottle of which restored my heulth
healed my ankle. and am frecr from swelling than for
the last thirty years.
Again ne Of my daughters was very low from acvere
dvseutcry, nnd when she begun sit up her feet
menccd swelling which imcrensei every dav mud began
10 be very painul-sSe used boue of Hamrton's
Iincure, the pains assuaged, tine swelling suls
al ted and her health returnedwe kept her leea hnn
daged with strips OF wnolcn until her strength returned
| hive been thus pm, n,ticular that others lcr simnt
circumstances might be induced TO ayuil themselves o
this remedy. Yours with rrspect.
ELlzABrTn EDWARDS.
| do hereby certify lmt | personally acquainted
with Mrs Edwards aul can safely recommend the u
bove statement 10 be
II. 4 COOPER, Postmaster,
Cnpon Bridge Hampshire county, Va.
W Docntc Lnde. and Children will please give i; u
trial.
Spare cal not permH 10 name hHndrcds Of oActs os
Geo. w. Goodrich. Cart Thos Canot, Robert Gnnlt
james Smyth, cured of rheumatism.
John Pcryail s, A. Griffin, John Luke, Rev '. Esk
ridge. L. s. Navy, anil thousands al oth,rs cured oi
Dyspepsia Scrofua, Cough Liver Complaint. Bfonch.
It's ST. Vitus Dance, dc. We refer 10 own citizens
Call on them.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-04-17

HHkOG Gerry and co NJ WI SION
NIIOUSES AND LUMBER YAltDS, on the
Basin FOR RENr.-Two large fire proof Brick Gro.
cery and Commission Houses, with large Lnaber Yards
attached on the Basin recently occupied by ho.
& Pryor and Ro J. Echo, nre fn and possession
given at once One lot ha, n hairoad running through
it and there s Crane tn Wharf for the of ho 1t
tenemeuts.
-Four Lumber Ya,d.. without houses. aso for rent
the Basin Apply IL JOHN kUCkER.
inn IJ.1po1t4
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X NOW-NOTHINGs.-

X NOW-NOTHINGS.- nod Demo-
IA Gratis respectfully invited to call and examine
the best stock of
GENTLEMEN'S GOODS
have yet had the pleasure Of offering, being selected
the best TERMS in New York. by myself with particular
regard to style and durability, and will be sold and
made up for cash. Punctual paying customers as
low as the same goods can be bought olsewhere.-
Among the stock will be found
French Cloths mud Docskius of best make and fnsh
n nice lot Fancy Cassimers. Drap de etc, Summer
Cloths Linns Drings and Mar.uies. for pants, Plain
aud Fnncy Vestings OF Silk Satin, Marsalles &c. Sc
and the best trimmings OF every kind, Cotton and Linn
Shirts, and Drawes, 4G inches. Also handsome
coored bosom Shirt, with French cuis, for travelling
and summer wear Collars, all kinds and sizes. Oravats
Han erchefs Gloves, Half Hose Of ni kinds
Ambrose Page still manages the Tailoring Depart
ment. apl5ts WIN. l.. FACE.
CPRING FASHlONS.-The subscriber has
- Just returned from New York with second supply
of SCOTS Fashions; also Olays Gate DIVERSE Those
who missed getting any be supplied at : so
cash will in day or two receive my Spring and
Summer Goods, comprising almost everything and
nice for gentlemen.
mar29 WM. L. PAGE.
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LYNCHBURG, TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL H. 1855
MEDICINES.
Will you Read the Truth ?

4 Medicine hnve merit aud great msrtt,'e stand
"A the test ol r0bHc opinion No AT at man onn
gasnp>e worlrs. aitire 80 to keep UP asa good
medicile. II hc reul,
A good medicine will live, be ONO popular. and cN
tcnl II. salcs yenr after seur in spite ot orpositinn
The pco L. tead, find It's virtues, and tile lnmo nt
ten passt- from mouth to mouth with moIe rnpidty
than newspapers enn spread IL living witness testl
y,ng u ne cu'e medicine has made for HIM is of far
more service Il an any newspaper odN NertsinE.
In proui ol hat say above, W. reter you Ia
HAMPrON'S NEGETBLE TlNCTuRE, Und ts el-
iccls 1t piaisc is IN the moulhs of multiiudcs The
best men in country givo ,heiI Testimony 10 lis
wonderful curcs. Among them mme Hon. II.
Clay. Hon. Rich Nj Johnson. Vice President at the
United Snt,s, with hundred. of oihcrs CDpt. Ihoms
Cuuot-bl pthrr To the celebrated physician ot tho
Emperor o fruec-wa4 cmcd by it Of II disea-e OF
seyen yrais snndng ncr the skill of all tho Doctors OF
Europe and Amefi,n lad Gilea IN cure.
TRI1TD IN MIGHTY
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HUININE.-French. American. German and
W English bleached and unbleached for sale by
GEO. b. JONES & CO,
mar9-ts Petersburg.
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vyvmE LITTLE GIANT CORN AND
HATS, HATS! HATS!

R HATS HATS HATS! 0
~ SPRING FASHIONS FOR 1855. -
GTITZER viii Introduce the Spring style Dress Hut,
ohc first Saturday in March for the inspection Of his
and the public generally; which will be found
surpass any Hat, in this market in beauty. style,
quaty and finish. Also n lot Of beautiful new style
soft HATS for young Gents. All those desiring fine
Dress Has eclipse any thing in this market will
phase Gull at the sign Of te BLUE Hat
All kinds OF Hats madn order with nentness md
dispatch. Customers HATS dressed over usrnl
inar3.ts NM. SITTER.
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DocrER HpofLASps CELEBRATED
GERMAN BIT TIERS.

prepared by DR.. c. NJ. Jackson, German Medicine
Store No. 100 Arch ST. door below Sixth, fh1ada.
Their pnwrr over the above diseases not exceIed,
ii rqnneI, bv any othrr preparation IN the United
States the uttest, in r'any cuses utter skul
physciun tad taIed.
ra,sc b tiers worthy the attention of lnyalids
Poss"siug great virtues in the rccifraton OF tie liver
and lesser glands exercising the searching power
IN weakness and uf',ti ct the digestive organ, they
are " thai safe cer ain and pleasant.
VIRGINIA TEsrtMosY. DIR. J. NJ. Wilson, Lexington.
Na. eb Gth 1852. said Il am entirely out of the
German Birers. They have become al the rage Moth.
ine lsc SOILS
The Tenth Legpn, published at Wood stock, Va.
said Jan 10Th 1850. "A Great Med .cine-We have
upnrnly rcfraincd from Recommending the public
any of the various patent medicines of the day. unless
thoroughly convinced ef their value Among those
We m er worthy of notice, is the German Btters in
rntcd by DR. Hooiand, and prepared by Dir. Jackson,
n Philadelphia One instance, in paltic in which
lesurerior virtues OF LIS medicine have been tested,
las faen undrr our observation During the last
me, son of Mr.. Abram Crsbl. OF this county. WAS
cry seriously affected with Liver Complaint and after
uving in vain various cemelies he purchased bottle
Of HE Bitt,rs and after using it. much relieved
Of src-.ng nalaly that he procured aso'i,r bot
hc ami is nuw restored tirely to health"
Tey are entirely vegetable, free from ull injurious
Ingredients uway, strengthen the system, and neTer
p-tBte it.
For sal wholesale by Druggists in all the principal
cities aud retail by apothecdries ana Storckeeres IN
every town ia the United States. -
Sold by D. K. LYMAN, J. II. THOMPSON co,
sn1J H. SEAY & CO., Lynchburg. md by dealers in
Tsan ly
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EVEKdCUW 4, JAUNUIO r, III n.
1pepsia Chronic CT Nervous Debility, Disease "f the
Kidneys, ard al diseases arising from Disordcrcd
Liver or stomach, such Constipation, Inward Piss
funess r Blood Ia the lead Acidity of the Stomach
Nau en- Heartburn Disgust for Food Fullness weight
il the Stomach Sour Eructations Sinking Futterine
at the PIT of the Stomat Swimming OF the II ad tlur-
red and difficult Breathing, futterng at the Heat,
Chou King or Suiocang Sensations when in lying pos
t1re Dm,ess Of Vision Dots chs before the sight
Fever and Dull Pain in the Heal, Deficiency of Pers.
rration Yelowness of the skin md Eyes Pain in the
Side Back, Chest, Limbs &c, Sudden tushes of Heat,
burning in the Flesh Constant Imaginngs o Evil. md
efent depression OF Spirits can be eiectua!y cured by
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BENNETT 4 BEERS. Praprieiors.

No. I'd. NHU 80 hIcHNOThi II
And for sale by J. II, Seay d. Il. L!man, j H.
Thompson < Co, Lynchbutg. Va, and by dea ers in
Medicines e, ,crywtere. sep5ly
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-06
The Fugitive slave Inv

ANEW Interpretation of the Fugitive Slave Law has
oeen put forth from very respectable though nm.
expected source, from which it wouldsseem that the
raccaI and ultra doctrine of some of the Southern
presses appears to be working IFS own cure Who
you'd have thought one year go that leading pro-
slavery Journal of the Souths Sxanld 1--zsf 2sssl
znd unqnahhedly asserted the f6na1tyof
the Fugitive Slave Law9 Yet here it is, plain and
unmista keable. We give it, we find it, from the
Charleston Is. CO. Mercury"
"Of the action of Massachusetts in abroga-
tion of the Fugitive Slave Law we have no
complaint to make. II was from the first
miserable illusion and worse, in fact, for it
was an infringement upon one of the most
cherished principles of the Constitution,
which provides that fugitives from labor
''upon demand, shall be delivered" :" but Civ
es no power to Congress to act in this affair.
The tenth amendment to the Constitution
provides that "the powers not delegated to
the United States are reserved to the States
or to the people" The clause above confers
no power, but is the naked declaration of
right, and the power, not being conferred, re-
suits to the States as one of the incidents of
sovereignty too dear to be trusted to the
General Government. Our Southern mem
bers strove for the passage Of the law, and
strove honestly; but it shows the evils OF
our unfortunate condition, that, in the ur-
gency of our contest with an aggressive ad-
versary, we lose the landmarks of principle.
To obtain an Elusive triumph. we pressed the
Government to assume a power not con-
ferred by the instrument of it's creation, and
to establish precedent by which, in all
after time, it will be authorized to assume
whatever right may have no constitutional
organ of enforcement; and wearied with so
many efforts to confne the Government to
the limits of its legitimate powers, we are
pleased to have assistance from another
quarter, and if the question shall be deter
mined in her favor, we will sincerity rejoice
in such vindication of the Constitution.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-06
DBsrRUcr1oN OF AN ELErfHIAlNr.-The large

4
DESTRUCTION OF AN ELEPHANT large
Elephant, 120 years of age;;4ate the property
tof Mr.. Wombwell, being incapable of To-
comotion from diseased feet, the present
proprietor gave directions for its destruction
in the easiest manner possible. Accordingly
Mr.. e. Price, veterinary surgeon, andzM
Flewitt, Chemist, of Birmingham, last week
proceeded to carry his wishes into effect. In
ten minutes from the application of chloroform
the animal became totally insensible prnssc
acid was then administered without effect,
and two large. doses of strychnine, without
produe Gin any percep tible feeling GEpall
uops application Of chloroform was made,
in the hope that the animal might sink under
it, but after three hours perseverance in this
course, no difference of respiration being OBJ
served, the administration was stopped, and
in one hour and half all effects of it had
passed away. The only known means of
destruction left were the knife and the bullet.
The latter was first tried, (the animal again
being chloroformed.) and a branch of the
carotid artery wounded, from which blood
flowed in a tolerably sized jet. The opening
was then enlarged by knife, and the artery
fully divided. In few minutes the huge
animal ceased to live, having died without
struggle, or evincing the slightest feeling of
pain.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-06
ADVERTISEMENT
Nevada County Lime.

We believe it is not generally known that
in Nevada County, there exists one OF the
most extensive, and valuable lime stone
lodges in the state of California. This ledge
is situated on the south side of the South
Yuba, at the Illinois Ferry, six and half
miles from Nevada, and directly on the road
leading from that place to Moores Flat
This ledge. which was first discovered about
eighteen months since. has recently passed
into the hands of Mr.. Osmar Darst, who is
now prepared to supply any demand that
may be made upon him for lime.
The ledge is about 200 feet thick and stands
out from the surrounding rock in huge bench
es running up to the height of 800 feet. The
kiln is situated directly upon the ledge and
in such a rOsltiOn that the rock to be burned
is passed directly from the hands Of the quar-
ry-men to the mouth of the kiln.
The most remarkable, and valuable feature
connected with this ledge is the presence Of a
vein of Cement Rock, about fifteen feet in
thickness. which runs directly through the
center of the main ledge, continuing equal
in height with it as far as it has been explor-
ed. This rock produces a most excellent
water cement. which has been pronounced,
by competent judges superior to anything OF
the kind now in use. Both the lime rock
and the cement, are ineXhaustible in quan-
tty, and so situated that the lime can be
delivered at the ledge for one quarter less
cost than at any other locality in the state
The propretOrs are now turning out about
12O tons per month, which is selling in this
place at $3.50 per barrel.
1t is the intention of the proprietor to put
Eup extensive machinery in the spring for the
purpose of manufacturing cement The ma
chiuery now contemplated will turn ont 200
barrels per day; and lime will be produced
sufficient to- supply the fullest demand. This
cement will be delivered in Sacramento at
SO per barrel The entire market for this
State will probably be supplied from this
locality, so soon as it is sufficiently intro
duced to be generally known. The peculiar
quality of stone for cement is found at no
other locality, so far as we are aware, on the
Pacific coast.
Grass Valley telegraph., 1855-11-06
Ordinance. No. XxxIV.

The Trustees Of the Town Of Grass Valley, do Or
dain as follows
Street aud running parallel with it fifty feet wide,
which shall be known as Richardson Street. and
which shall be bounded according to Survey made,
by the County Surveyor, by authority of the Board
of TRUSTEES.
Sect All persons owning lots on either side of
said street are herby required to remove all buildings
S benceforth to be Kept clear and the Clerk of th
Board is authorised to spperntend the the removal or
any buildings or other o5stfuctlonS that may now
Sect at is hereby ordained and declared that
richardson Street as surveyed by the County
John Day is b Pq0 ang m4Tay per:on oPd oP M
EGos ppotectng highways way will strictly enforced
This ordinance to be in force from anu alter us
passage. ~
AppfoVeu' 0O'OO'A e. A. TOMPKINs, President.
Attest-s O. Richardson, CLERK