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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
PUBLIC SALE OF
swamp Lands ia Orange Co

OFFICE AUDITOR OF ORANGE Col =
Paoli, Aug. "a, 1855. (
pursuance of the provisions of entitled -
Ael TO regulate the sale of the Swamp Lands donated
by the United States to the State Of Indiana and 10 pr
vide for the draining and reclamng thereof in accord
aice with the: ondton OF said grant, approved NAV
20, ls52 and the several acts supplemental thereto an
proved June IA, lejs and March T. 1853, there will De
offered at public sale, At the Court House. i'm the town
Of Pao the following Swaiap Lamps lying and being
in the said county Of Orange, situated follows to-wit
In township No. >, South Of Range West leo acres
being The " "A OF section ~.
Ia township No. !, South of Range West, 20 acres
being the u OF ) + a of section H.
The sale will commence the 10th iay of November
ls,5, AT O'Clock in the forenoon, aud be continued
day TO- DAY until all lands offered The con-
ditions Of sale cash.
IL cOMINGORE,
sept WITS Auditor Orange County,
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OF The New Albany Ledger of Monday
last, contained the valedictOry of Mr.. j. b
Norman, who has so ably conducted that
paper since it was first established.
Mr. j. NJ. MORRISON is his successor. The
Ledger will lose none of its present popu-
larity under his control.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

VI One Of the treessopposite the Harrison
House, at Vincennes, under which Gen. HAIR
RIsos and the brave Chief TEcUMsEH made
the treaty of peace for the Wabash Valley
was struck by lightning on the 18th ult, and
shattered to pieces.
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NJ O II Z g T.
Of the Discontinuance Of the Land Office
af Vincennes. Indiana.

NOTICE hereby given that the Land Office n \ In
~ eennes. Indiana, the temporary confinuaneeN OF
which was directed 10y Public Notice No 81, dated fe
ruary Il ls5 for purposes therein mentioned. l. how
d-esunued: ami the public lands remaining unsud and
unapproprated IN said district Ni hereafter be Sub
III ~ entry NJ the Land Orice Indlanap polls. said
state The register and receiver fer Shh ONCE VIII gave
nudie notice Of the DAY which they VIII be prepsFed
[, receive applications i'r entries OF any such lands az
their Office.
Given under my hand a. ihe CTS 81 Washington this
first day OF September 4 ID. i-5s-
THOMAS n. HIN ORIG ks.
Commissioner oi the General land Orice.
sep % N6w
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WOODEN MACHINERY!
a.. T.. GODDARD,
NEM-YORI&.

nNI.Y manufacture Of the original STEEL RING
~ and TOOTH BtEElNG MACHINES aBd FFFD
ROLLS, 70 be -itached -, FIRST aud also SFco~D
Breakers and Finisicrs 81 Wooden Carding Machines.
The attachment second Breakers aud Finshers l. nW
and very Important These machines SUGGESTED
operation. frst Breakcrs. n The PRINCIPAL
WOOlen Factories IN the United Siaies Canada and NeA
leo. and deemed, by experienced manufacturer A.
the most perfect machines usi. and Indispensable 10
the economical and successful manufacture 81 wool
They are In fact the only strong durable and success
ful operating machines Ia use. No eariiug machine
should hour without them.
The Feed Rolls siong and duruile and uo.il, Of
attention.
Circulars eXl laning these Machines and hollis refer.
| enees 10 mill having them Ia use. &C. may BE- had l.,
addressing q l. lGObDARn
| No. Bowling Green. New-York, 10 whom order,
sn0a'a oe diTes'ed' sepRwly
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
From New York.

New YORK. Sept 6.
The Tribune this morning announces the
reelection of Senator Atchison to represent
the State of Missouri in the United States
Senate. The election took place on the 18th
I'll,
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
CANAL LAND

THE following los or tracts o. - ebssh aua
Z nal Lands, having Accosnc forfeited 20 the
trusted, % Sue b abash and kric CEncl. Scr
is-. .aeii % Interest ard principal, vil o. O.
sll, Huicss pres lousy frfiorric,i, fhe isl o.
ipl-f. i-55. al Doe iaui O.ice Irrre Hauie "a,
according io tie pro, i-i Act cf iite General As
,.n af .-,Hir 81 ii.l. zi'Tfoyai December ~,
1910. uli hes, .-t sgf lI "a .icreniitied an ci5i
'-is ih rele 90 ile purchasers oi Cansi Lands s4r
proved iahuaIs lYih, irfl.'
FAST or TfpPFCANnE
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5ss-lr MccIiNT.CK,s TONIC max

=: ss- y. AccliNT.CE' TONIC MAX
so TtRR, or FEvER'ANn Atius sPfcis1cs
aud saIo vegetable remedy foe Fever and Ague
Intermittent Fever Ia aby Of ii. FORMS and for s dis
recurring periodically This remedy has besnlrei
to the fullest extent, and has been found SPECIFIC -
far as any medicine eniiiied Dsme. La
eoHyaesence from acute Diseases where tonics re-
CURED and IN ali OF pros,atios Of strength and
want Of nervous power, II will b. iouHd stnxnisriJ
efHeaeious Price, per Bo'Ile, 81.
just received and for sale BY
WV. ROBERTS & co.
TALBOT & MoFFIT, Agents for g tnIspeqs.
AHg6 d&w2m
~ $- RESIDENTS in Agafs- fss0i II ssasrs
~ the health Of jeur Gsf6s by using rev
"Antido.e to Malaria," called "RH0Df 80
AND AGUE CURE" Its innocence Is - Dy ths
certificate of the eeebued ehenist, Dr. Giifon which
accompanies each bottle. For Sale by
J. A. RHODES, Providence, K.
r. BROWNING, Wholesale and Retail Agent, Indian
apOiis, Ind. z-st.r. sep6 dowlN
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
a Standard Medicine
DIR. III. ROSENG
TTErNru

For the memorial Of all distractions By bile Phlem 7cid
or Phated HHmOrs IN any organ Of the body aad IN,
restoration Of hedttA and BY This PrereHfipg
Ferers,
HAS become standard Medicine with hundreds 81
families; II being free from all mineral narcotic
substances, safe fer every age and applicable
great variety of complaints. Price so cents bottle.
Prepared and sold only al Wholesale and retail at the
Drug Store Of II. ROSENGARTEN.
Indianapolis, September, 1855 d&w3m
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

0rA man cannot leave better legacy tC
the world than well educated family.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

tTThe correspondent of the Journal, who
signs himself with three stars, is laboring I'M
der delusions in every statement he makes.
The Charleston Mercury was once the or
gan Of Mr.. CALHOUN, who though great and
good man, held some opinions of an extreme
character which will probably with mos.
minds preclude him from the ranks OF the
National Democracy. He was sometimes
with our party and sometimes against them (;
and the Mercury reflected his sentiments
After his death, the paper became still
more ultra, and was the leader in the seces-
sion movement, which was put down by the
votes of the people of South Carolina.
South Carolina herself by large majority
of votes, condemned these Hot-spurs ; and
vet 10 the end of time, the views of minority
of her people viii be brought up in jadg-
ment against her.
If the Mercury has aided the Democracy
in Presidential elections, it was on the princi-
pie of "a choice of evils" and not from any
hearty good will towards nationality. But
our impression is]tfat, on more than one oc
easion< = has Stood neuter.
The Sentinel has never preached "the di-
vinity of slavery" and, if the correspondent
has read the Sentinel, he knows it has not !;
if he has not read it, he is guilty of writing
about what he does not understand.
We have written elaboratsly on the pfac-
ticable ameliorations of slavery, and on Afri-
can Colonization, but we found no response
in the columns of the Journal We have
quoted and Endorsed the proposition of Mr..
WEBSTER, that change might be made in
the Constitution so as to apply the Federal
revenues to colonization, or that the States
should severlly take up the matter But
no words of approval have we heard from the
pretended friends of humanity, who are al
ways prating about the evils of slavery and
adding fuel to the flames of diseord.
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q. n. LENT. BENZ. SOUTH. Wh. &. shlPAAl
LENT. SOUTH & SHIPMAN.
PHOENIX FOUN DRY,

CORNER OF STATE AND WATER STREETS,
NEW ALBaNT, INDIANA.
steam boat and Land Engines of
every description.
Mill Irons, Gudgeons and Spndles. Bevel Wheels Face
Wheels and Spur Wheels All kinds of Machine
for Saw and Grist Mills Brass and Iron Cast
ings made at The very shortest notice.
Up The highest price paid for ofd Brass. Iron and
Solder. e 22-dcxw
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$500 1EwAEDI

ID ANAWAY from the subscribers, living in Old
III ham County, Kentucky, near West Port, SlNECA
aad BEN. Sneca black negro, % years Of age son
voice, feet high. and of powerful build Ben Is nu-
latto 10 years old feet 10 inches high, and heaV
built. The above reward will be given II taken In III
any other free State the half of 1t If either one al
them IL taken, and secured TO their masters
y. r.. MEAD,
sep IL d25,wI LUCY y. THOMAS.
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HUNTINGTON COUNTY
JAY COUNTY.
Description. 5. r. Y. Acre.
hf n e qr.....----.-.-..--... ~ - Ia eO.
Description.

JASPER COUNTY.
Description. s. T. X. Acres.
Inf. A % s BIO
or n qr D. 70 D. 80
hf =. - .cO-..
D. g D sz0...'
THE ABOVE LIST embraces large Tracts OF Land In
the various Counties OF the State of the choices quality
and character that bought up many years since by
large operators and withheld from sale. They are now
offered at very low prices, and favorable terms BY
aid OF Coltons Sectional Map OF lndana persons can
And any of the Tracts without difficulty. IL VIII be q
Measure 10 us To all letters promptly giving In
formation concerning these Lands 10 those enclosing
Postage Stamp
TO PERSONS WISHING TO SELL, we offer the
greatest Inducements Your Lands will be advertised In
The above manner and in the various Newspapers n this
state other States free Of expense No Sale
no Charge. III rive also have for SALE trade for
lands a large amount OF RAILROAD STOCKS, BONDS
TOWN PROPERTY, STOCKS OF GOODS, &c.
OUR TERMS are Except in Marion County, two pei
cent on the amount, when sale is made, and
notice required before the withdrawal Of property from
our Books. Send accurate description by township
Range and Section above, and description Of Soil
Timber, Buildings, Improvements, sc.
CoNDIT, WRIGHT & HAYDEN,
AMI q oosDrT, Blake's Commercial Row,
WILLIS wRIsHT,i Opposite the Bates House,
NEHEMIAH psYpxSO indianapolis, Ind
sep Wv
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13
Horace Waters Modern Improved Pianos

with without Iron Frames, possessing in their i'm
provements of over striagssnd seton. hnss; ssaiJ,
power t S,7nlAtss at tone equal to-the GRIND Piano,
i'm Inc beauty and durability of structure of
square Piano They are justly pronounced 10y the Press
and by the first Musical Masters 10 be equal TO those of
any other manufacturer They built of the
most thoroughly seasoned material, and guaranteed
stand the action of ever! cline. This House has the
SOLE AGENCY of
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

that il was stolen by one of the boat~-sb IDS.
A. did not communicate to any officer # the
boat, before the bag was lost, what,ikse It's
contents The boat was provided with a
small safe, and there was evidence tenGlfs. TO
show that passengers were notified to have
articles of value placed in it, or that otherwise
! they must keep them at their own ilsk,
| though, On this point, the testimony was very
conflicting. 1t was the custom of the boat to
carry articles of freight, but not to book OF
check baggage.
Held, that asto the carpet-bag, and ths~or-
binary luggage it contained, the delivery TO
the defendant was sufficient; but that, ai to
the gold, it was not.
Held, also, that for the carpet-bag and the
ordinary luggage it contained, the defendant
was liable.
But held, that the defendant was not liable
for the gold.
Phe carriers liability, upon state of facts
as above presented, extends only to such rea-
sonable articles of baggage as may be neces-
sary for the travellers convenience-sn ell- as
clothing, moneyto defray travelling EN- enses,
few books for the amusement of reading 4
watch, lady's jewelry for dressing, a..
Hawkins D. Hoffman, 6 Hill On. " r. $50
Jordan .. The Fall River Railroad Co, :.
Cush. (Mass.) r. 69.-The Mad River a.,
Railroad Co. q. Fulton, 20 Ohio. 9l8.-Great
Northern Railway Co. .. Shepherd, 9 En-
Law and Eq. r. ALA id. 367.
master is liable for the acts of his So
want only when done within the scope oei,
authority. Reversed.
II. P. Biddle and j. Baird for the apL--lI-
lants.
d. NJ. Cox and D. d. Pratt, for the apP
lee
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44O1N<AS1 Wv al ES3G9,
40. 1913 BrOadscay. -Nf~ FORKS
rINHE largest assortment of Pianos, MELoDEoss Mt
l. INSTRUMENTS and MusIrA MERCHANDISE of all
Kinds in the United States Pianos from TEN different
Manufactures comprising those of every variety of sy
from the plain, aHi substantial "A octave in Wal
nut Rosewood Cases from Sl0 Ia 81 q, those of
the most elegant finish up Ia ONE THOUSAND DOL
LARS. No house in the Union can compete with the
above In the number variety and celebrity its nsru-
ments, nor in the EXTREMELY LOW PRICRS al
III nar alH
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1855-09-13

PERKINS, J.--Suit by A. against B., the
proprietor of a canal boat, for the value of a
carpet bag and its contents. The evidence
showed that a, on his journey home from
California, went aboard the plaintiffs cana
packet boat at Fort Wayne, taking with hin
his carpet-bag, containing articles of clothing
&C., and near 1000 dollars in gold. He pait
his fare, simply as a passenger. to Lagro
another point on the canal, and deposited hi
carpet-bag, with the luggage of other passen
gers, on the deck of the boat, being the place
where luggage was usually deposited. Th'
passage from Fort Wayne to Ldgro occupied
the whole of one night, during which tn
carpet-bag was stolen from the boat; AM
| there was evidence tending strongly to shoY
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DIR. Motifs Theory of yellow Fever

d. NJ Cox and D. d. Pratt for the apPeS
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-26
Kansas Free state Convention.

The Convention held at Big Springs, Il.
T., on the 5th was numcrously attended
all classes of people in favor Of making
Kansas Free State coaleselng with that
view, and agreeing to lay aside all minor IS
sues, and differences Of opinion that existed
among them in reference 70 the slavery oucS-
ton, making that tho one great issue. They
remained in session for two days, and the
utmost cordialitv and enthusiasm prevailed
throughout. \ temperate and iudicious but
firm and decided Platform was adopted. The
nomination Of Ex-Governor Reedcr as dele
gate TO Congress was concurred in BY acca-
nation, and q resolution adopted 70 pay no
farther respect to the acts Of the mock Leg
islature than was required a. choice Of
evils during the period while they should en-
deayor to set them aside by pcaceable means,
and declaring that ~ soon is il became APP
parent that peaceahle means must fail. they
would resist them TO the bloody issue, aud to
that end they recommended the organization
Of volunteer corps and the preparation of
arms. They resolved TO disregard the Elec
ton Law If the Legislature, ana to hold
their own election one week later and to re-
sist By force any attempt to introduce Illegal
votes from any quarter.
The Kansas Free STATE Of the 10th saws Of
the Convention and its proceedings.
''The Platform is such as every Free State
man can stand upon, and so far as we have
learned, gives eminent satisfaction to all cx-
eept those who desire division in our ranks.
sin cultiyating the acquaintance Of the
large number Of delegates present, and learn
ing from them the prevalent feeling Of the
various districts which they represented, we
were more than ever convinced that Kansas
is intensely free. The acts Of the mock
Legislature are regarded everywhere with
feeling of contempt. and hundred, who acted
with the pro-slayery party, have been driven
from il BY its disgraceful and nefarious pro-
ceedlngs, and may now be counted upon a.
the strongest supporters Of the Free State
party
''1he action taken hv the Convention in
regard TO the Legislatures bold and decided,
but we believe Wise, and such as will meet
The appreciation of the entire party, and
gain rs the sympathy of every true freeman.
s'1he nomination Of Gov. Recder was the
spontaneous ou;hurst Of Indignation III the
dastardly act Of the administration. The
Free State party seemed not 10 prefer Coy.
Feeder, bat 70 demand him as Il candidate.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-26

Is = ofda'ded - ID lily Ciancii Of tn CITY & ks
ok4k
Sc. l. The tia iof he mplstion q Gas Horks
AID laying ths h-t tvs miles ef pipe il hereby *
tend 4 .yond III time provided BY sec. 2 ST otdl-
nance No. 6s to tn first day Il January. 1856
20. 2. In consideration tilat kIb3urne a uerrich
or their ssorz, shah, at Ia II own cost furnish
put nl and keep IN repair, without any charge what
ever = II, City, lamp posts and lamp COMPETE,
ah never and Wherever the City Council Shall direct
and of such description and quality shall b.. al,-
proved by the CRY Council they are hereby granted
for tn term Of twenty five years, thu exclusive priv
4 X of using the streets, alleys and public grounds
Of aid city Tor laying pipe .~r oonfe ing IA for tbs
use Q. SAID city and rs inhabitants.
Sec. 3. The city viii pay sad klibournc & Herfieis
u IHaFf succsssofs, aTHuHIly, te sum q thirty
doliarr, IN quarterly payments for tn. Of each
4Ii Lamp LIE Lighting distinguishing And CLEANING
Ia SAM, and For th gas consumed therein. iastead
OF htrty dollur- for the gas dc, stipulated in
If said ordinance No. 6S
sec 4. Sad kliboufne & Heuiek are hereby au-
thorizad - put up seventy tte lamps, such
points tic Coanc shall direct BY the first day Of
January, 500 provided their Pipes shall BE- extern
Odd that so many can u. used adj eanta Zeousiy.
Passed sept. -, 1890.
u. w hILBOURAE, Mayor.
=. 5. MERRIAM, Recorder.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-26
I.alcr from fLexiro.

NEW ORLEANS. sept. t.. - The steamer
Nautilus arrived on SATURDAY with dates from
Brownsville 70 the sth. Cen. Wool came rs
passenger.
Nidaurri !. al Moatere. IL charges all
the evils that affected Mexico upon the army,
and declares that noW no army except the
revolutionary one shall exist General Par
yodi and 6ultan were taken prisoners II san
Luis potosi.
The plan u Monterey had been acquicsced
in.
\ parts. consisting 81 one hundred and
forty Government troops We're attacked by
the fcdnrals. near Reyno.a, and routed. with
a loss of thirty Killed, thirty wounded, ma
forty taken prisoners. General Castro, with
eighteen hundred troops. was 1T Matamoras.
and would probably pronounce in favor Of
the fcderal~
\ dispatch WAS received al Vera Cruz from
the city If Mexico. which stated that Care
ia was disposed to deliver the Presidency Of
the Republic INTO the hands 81 General Al
yarel, and had signfcd that fac, officially.
/ General Lanarc1 had been arrested FOR re-
fusing to obey An order 10 leave the depart
ment ut Vera Cruz
The garrison at Zacatccas had pronounced
III favor Of the plan Of san Luis potosi and
retaining the officials in power. The people,
in consequence, attacked tie garrison, and
put tho troops 70 flight after severe strug-
gIe. The plan OF AyuIlA was then adopted
/ Ag lAG Z. tizAns
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-26
Council Roos, !
Sept. 25th 1855. {


Council met.
Absent Alderman Haines.
Minutes Of last meeting were read and ap-
proved.
Ordinance No. II entitled AN ordinance
concerning sales by auction," was read and
passed.
Ordinance No. -. entitled San ordinance
amending ordinance No. 10" entitled San
ordinance establishing Market House and
regulating the management thereof" was
passed.
Ordinance No. 70, entitled San ordinance
amending ordinance No. G., was passed
Abstract Of election returns was received
and ordered on record.
Bills allowed:
y. w. Russell. depositing earth, %I2,S2
James Lynch, Waterman. 81 80
On motion Of Alderman Fulton:
ResoRed-That the City Engineer be au-
thorized to advertise for the letting and grad
ing Of sd street, from Exchange to Cedar
street. according to the grade established by
the City Council, To DE paid in City Bonds
payable ten years aftsr date, hearing inter
est payable semi-annually at Stper cent;
principal and interest payable at American
Exchange Bank, city Of New York
On motion Of Alderman Bridgman:
Resolyed--That the Mayor BE authorized
to increase the night watch to two for each
Ward, and two at large There is hereby
placed at his disposal the sum Of $500
for compensation 10 SAID watch. 10 be
used al his discretion.
Council adjourned 10 meet on Tuesday,
Oct. 2d, 1855.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-09-26
ORDINANCE NO. II.
Concerning sales by Auction


10 ofdainsd by tn City Council Of the City u ke
0kuh
Sc l. Il sham h unlawful for any person or firm
to sell al auction within said citv any good war ~
property q any klnd unless lie naed rs hcreinaft sr
provided Provided, however. that the CITY Marshal
thu Sheriff Coroner Of Lee county any Constable &c
jackson township tha executor o. administrator of
any estate in SAID township or my officer or commits
soner appointed Tor that purpose by any court OF re
ord IN this state may il the ii charge Of their official
duty, sell property al auction without license.
&c. :. Any person OF firm may obtain license TO
sell prop rty auction Tor the term Of six months fr
the sum # sixty dollars. fer wear for be sum
Of one hundred dollars 10 h. paid t. the CITY TrrAsu
rer The Recorder shall issue such lie nse upon pre-
sentation Of the Treasurer receipt for which he
shall be entitled 10 Il 1es al fifty cents
Sec. .. Every Icenscd auctionecr shnfl ken, nm ar
count # all property sold by hin and -hall on r ~
fore the fifth day a each month make cut and are
sent T. the Recmdsr tru abstract thereof which
shall show tue aggrgate sales ~ the preceding NOM
in twe divisions The first division shall .AoN tn
aggregate sales q all property which i taxed by the
elty, and the second division shall show the apgrec,t
saes Il all property net tax.d by the city the cor
rcctnefs which he shall verify hy oath or atfirIna
tion fore The Mayor.
See. Ia addition t. the sum PAID n,r license er-
cry anctiontcr SHAH pas I, the CITY Treasurer tax
on sales made hy him. his agent clerk A. follows
VIZ on all property included in the ilst division
haf of pf cont and All property M, ld-
al n thu second division. three PER cent
sec. II any aBctaneeT shall fail 70 make the r,.-
turn. or t. pay the tax a, the time requircd IS tn
ordinance, hi- license hall =. h@ehy "a pended and
eontiuus unt he shall make Such return arl laly
such tax. and uca tax may - collected ia the sam.
manner as Other rliy taxes.
Il any auctonetr stall sell any prop rty at auction
during ths suspension ~ has license. h shall deem
81 g ha ZONE -a without licease, and Hall a. liza
81. aeeorlin@y
Sc 9. tuy ietson u finn WIN shall ssh any PROF
ettt at auction eAnsft 81 provided by Thu ordinance
VIII b guilty. u a mgsd .meanor. and liable therefor
Z hus q moi less than twenty five dollars ior each
on nee, ~ l.. recovered a. 9TH u city fine
- I. Any orinanra or any part e aay oydinaue
which il IN conflict with lhe provision. a this ord-
nanc, , brreity repeated.
Pas.sd >..H. -. SO.
y. VI. hILBorENE. Mayur
T. = MFpVrte Ret-3r}ar