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The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29
Deahocratic Representatives E,eS,

Hsnitten-George c. Robinson, Patrick
Rogers, Hunter Brooke, Aaron C. Bag
ley, isuAc C. Collins, Joseph J. Dobmey
o er, 5aHes Satin. Joseph r. Wright.
fRtt4e+-Christopher Hughes. Root. CSristy
MontgomerE-RobeEt McEwen, n. Morse
franklin WIN. r. Rankin, H. L. CLANCY
Lickihg-Williafh B. Woods, WIN. Parr.
Stark g. Chase, -=-- SFdsSef.
AShlsnd--g. P. Co&an.
Coshoston-rl-L Langstef.
MahoniDg--S. w. ellison:
Seneca-5 w. Paine. ......
Brown--J. a. West, 8. T. RichaTdSoS.
Clermont---Thos. Hitch, N. S. Pikelhifl!es.
Fairfield Il. w. Carlisle, r. w. Biqony.
Monfoe--Jere. Williams, !. NJ. Stewart.
Richland--AIexander Ralston, A. sehhef.
Tuscara@as-t Two.9
Ross--joshua Seney.
Muskingum--(One.)
Jackson and Vinton--Robt. B. Stevenson.
Mercer and Van Nert--C. p. Edison.
Putnam and Henry--5amcs G. Haley.
Adams--J. w. McFerrsn.
Allen--C. Z. Marshall. ..
Auglaize-George w. Andrews.
Crawford - Pittman.
Darke--John L. Minner.
Gallia-(One) ......
Hancock - Westcott.
Hocking7(One.1
Holmes-Eii Glasgow.
Lawrence-RaIph Leete. ..... .
Marion--Richard Wilson. b..
Perry--(0ne.)
Pickaway--Peter Rose.
Pike-(Ohe:)
SandhskyI-T. P. Finefr3ck. H..
s Scioto-- Ray.
Shelby. .Paulding, Defiance and Williams
Judge Thompson.
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/, CcRSEcrIoH.L-A report, Is circulating In
the papers Of the srres, or Col. Sumner, oi
the ftst regiment Of cavalry, on the Wes
tern frontier. The statement, we under.
stand, is true, but the National Intelligence
learns from good authority that the difficulty
which led to the preferring Of charges
against him, grew out Of misundersts nding,
and did not originate in imPutation Of moral
delinquency.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29
z lac Money Panic and the Desti-
tute.

The money panic is subsidiDg some what
The business men of the large cities breathe
freer. There is one feature of the case,
however, which should call for the earnest
sympathy of all good men. Thousands and
tens of thousands Of workmen, with fani-
lies to support, are thrown out of employ
ment. Winter is coming on. The prospect
before them is gloomy. The land is full of
abundance; the granaries of the husband.
man are full and running over; yet in this
year and land of plenty, thousands of strong
men and tens of thousands of women and
children must shiver and tremble and starve,
unless something can be done to furnish
them employment. The sympathies of the
rich, If they ever existed, are dead-.he
charities of the church are cold as ice.
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Gov. Walker did tIae Border
RuffianS.

Walker snd Stanton, it appears. have ia.
ken the responsibility Of throw ing out the
bogus votes Of Oxford county, in Kansas,
which gives the Republicans majority 10
both branches Of the Legislature. By this
they elect two United States Senators ana
remodel all the laws of the Territory.
GreSt Indignation ls expressed against
Walker tor this ict BY the Border RuEfia6s.
The Whole Pro,;idtsry party in the Terrific.
y are aoSd Sd Him; ye. in the face and
eyes OF the whole sodth; he does wh., he
dseRs to BE- fight Regardless ct tonsequ en-.
ce'. One might suppose 5Ofne little graft.
tude RigR, be EXPRESSED BY the Black Re.
puOliSahs ror tits act II imiioiatiosni;; But not
e word oftfe kipd has escaped them. fReS
are loud in ,heif lsudations 81 Jim Zane, but
not VOID for WiiEsr: Luckily Tie Bem.
Ocratic patty nor any member oft, needs
their good opinions or hesds their bad ones
Rail on !-P1ain Dealer. wi
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befAoSratic victories in 1857.

DeMOcfatic Victories in 1857.
4 Democratic Legislature, Canal Com
and $4,000 gain ON tho popular
yots. .' f.. .s
fENNsTLvAnA: -
A Govsfhor, Legislature; and 900 gain
oh ths P0pHlar vote. .j
iowa.
4 GovsfnSr. Legislature; b. s. Sens
tot; and 1000 gain in the popular vote.
aiHNEsotA. HAAS ..-.
A Govetnor. Legislature, two q. s. SeR:
ators, three Members and ott DELEGATE ID
Congress: 4s.
cxLroAA1l.
A Governor. Legislature aid 81, 900 gait
on the popular vote.
GEORGIA.
A Governor, Legislative, all but two
Members Of Congress, cid $4,000 popular
majority. .z- .a.s.
A clean sweep Of Legislature, and men,
0sfs Of Congress by swarmins majority.
TENNESSEE. ln se
A GovSrh0fi Legislature, two u. 8. Sen
atOrs sdd 1l,oc0 majority:
TEXAS. s ,...r
Ditto.--is,ooS gain In Maine; siai;d Con.
nseticat Democratic: M arm Nd
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The RcpubIfEan Party ais Dead. y

This is what HoEqSfo,e Greaiy proclaimed
Of the Wing party the morning after the
the Presidential election in 1859. The fol.
lowing extract from letter writes uy the
"lnteligent and reliable" Washington Cor.
respondent of the New York & Courier and
EH4uirer, pronouuces the same just and true
doom upon the Republican party.
II confess tina, the sweeping successes of
the Democracy this yeor, both North and
South, indicate FINAL DIsBArp1sc oT THE
oPPosfTtoN"
He is sensible and candid person. Ev.
cry Republican Of the same character
agrees with him-and so indeed do we.
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Brigham Young and the Govern
ment.

The ST. Louis Republican publishes diS.
eource by Hebet c. KimbalI; of Salt Lake
city, in which strong ground was taken
against the General Government. He ex.
pressed the determination of the Mormons
to resist the troops to the last; men, women
and children had been called Upon to arm
themselves, and people generally were ex.
horted to lay up grain, and otherwise pre-.
pare for the conflict.
During the discourse. Kimball said: "We
are the Kingdom of God and the State, and
will have Brigham Young for Governor Jus,
so long as he lives"
Young is said to have made speech re.
Gently, equally bold in declarations of hos.
tility to the United States.
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Letter from Gov. nredary.

Sr. PAUL, N. T., Oct. II, 1867.
DEAR sMrrE:-We have won great vic.
tory. Every branch Of our dew State Gov.
erhnhedtis Democratic; Congressnen and
ell. This result establishes the political
character Of Minnesota, Gnd ftS national
importance cannot be too highly estimated.
sE 80 In haste, 8. MEDARY.
RS. We are looking with great ankle.
y for news from Ohio.
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BURNED TO DEATH.--A house occupied
BY Mr.. Hoover, in Kirkland, was, burned
on Thursday night last, and Mr.. H. perish.
ed In the flames. We understand be was
an intsmperate man, and had abused his
family and turned them out Of doors on tha,
night.--PGinesuiR Advertiser.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29

In FAVOR OF SLAvERY.--The Liverpool
Timss is out in favor Of making slaves Of
the East lndiO rebels, and working them in
the West Indies. The chief reason it gives,
is, that It will be impossible to hang, shoot,
or cut down l,000,o Of them they, shonld
therefore, be reduced to life. long slavery.
Very Benevolent. humane people, are somns
Of these ahti-slavery English!
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Employment for the yse,p,ss~.

IN order to give employment to those
wfo nave been thrown out Of work by tho
late financial crisis, the President has de.
cided e have one Of the new sioops Of wal
built at Philadelphia. The work 10 10 be
begun Immediately. This will furnish te.
lief to 4 large number Of mechanics.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29

0yThe Trenton Gszstts advocates an
amendment 70 the banking laws, 50 as to
require every bank in the State or New Jsr.
sey 70 make weekly statement Of ito affairs
instsad Of quarterly.
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Ihe constitutional Amendments
Defeated.

All the constitutional amendments are
deieated. The bank bill is dead as a door
nail. The pretended equality clause did
not sufficiently deceive the people to be
made part Of the organic law of the State!
II there should ever be ano,hsr Republican
legislature perhaps it will try its hand at an.
other bank law. Two have already been
condemned by the voters of Ohio.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29

AnuePendent. fDobbtful.
The 'above table shows sixty Democrats
to forty three Republicans and one Inde.
pendent. There would teeh to be no
doubt Of DemGetatic majOrity in the next
House. In 'the last House, they had but
thirty five members to the Republicans
seventy x.=Er.
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29
NEW GOODS
FOR FALb And WINTER
"FAH

can now be found at our store,
and can be bought at lower rates
of us for cash or produce of all
kinds, than at any other 'estab-
lishment IN Portage county, and
we think that the most sceptlcal
can be convinced that such is the
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&c }

- SS\oSS ~ 2
by giving us call and looking
over our stock, which We take
pleasure in showing to any one
who may favor us in that way.
Our stock of Ladies' Dress
Goods, is now full and complete,
consisting of all the varied STYLES
that are worn this season; such as
Plain, fgured and plaid French
Merinps, plain and figured all
wool Delaines, Cashmeres,
Coburgs, Persian TwilIs,
Paramettas, plain, figu-
rec striped and plaid
common telaines,
Raw Silks, VAL
'encia Plaids,
plain and
t<x -, ..-.. striped
Cravellas, plain and figured Bay
State Flannels-alI colors, Op-
era Flannelt for capes and
sacks, with trimmings to
match, Ladies' Cloths
for capes and sacks,
Bay State, Magic
Highland, Stella,
Broche, Long ......
and Square 49,. -. -.
5H a WT.4.
lohg, and square plain Cashmere
do. Cashmere, broche and chem.
lie scarfs, a beautiful article. ~
Also, choice lot Of Black silk,
plain and figured - so6lhilc o6lillc verIy
cheap. Figdred, plaid, striped
and plain silk; a great Variety.
Black silk velvet for capes and
mantiilas. Moire antique silk,
very good and very cheap.
Al>o, a fhll assortment of La
dies { i,3 ahd Childteen's Shoes, of all
kinds and prices - some great
Bargains. Rubber Over Shoes.
some eetirely new styles, fer sale
low at the Cash tana Rcady Pan
Store OF COFFIN Il PINNEY.
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IN F. - Fine, French, Fast colored
EsIsavps, aud good Glasgow IGinghams =, that can't
be beat at one shilling per yard. Call and see them
May 7,leT PRENTIBS, HOPKINS 4 co.
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WANTED at JoNEs' Cash and Ready
w Pay Store, in exchange for Goods, = Butter
Eggs, Dried Apples, Wheat, Corn, Oats, Feathers,
Rags, etc! ~ fFA s4sf@ tf "a fCctober 90 1857
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The mSfe4I OF, the 'Iite PoIItleaI
'C0nteit. -.

A bsmOsrsEnsy read the political history
Of bis country with honest pride; and we
who belong to the Democratic party Of Ohio
may derive encouragement and instruction
from The political history of the Buckeye
State for the last four years. beginning with
the election Of 1854. and ending with the
contest just closed. The opposition msjOri-
ties for the four years above noted, stand ss
follows:
In October, 1854, 10000
In October, 1855, $4,000
In October, 1856, 1900
In October, 1857, 1000
Thus. The oyerwhelminO and ,lmo.t am
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29

7 AIDES white and colored Merino Hose,
IL Ladies' Mode c6lored silk warp Hose II A large
and full assortment OF white and coiorcd cotton Ao
siery, az POE & BROTHER's
The weekly Portage sentinel. [volume] (Ravenna, Ohio) 1854-1861, 1857-10-29

/. .AD1ES' Quilted and Corded Skirts, and
H. SkirfinGr .BrSss Hoops, RstanR. Wbalebones,
Cactus and Rubber skirt cord, at TOE g. Bios
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6 NOTHING TO WEAR r
POE & BROTHER.

POE u BROTHER
MOULD respectfully invite the attention
W OF those who have 'nothing to wear >, and the
rest OF the inhabitants Of Portage county to their
large aud beautiful assortment Of Fall and wintsr
Goods, which they are selling at aIvery small ad.
vance from cost A large lst OF Dress Goods, con-
sstiBg Of painl plaid and striped Merihoes, figured
and striped wool Delaines, plain wool Delanes-all
coors, plain, figured and striped Mousline Delaifs
Cashmere, Paramettas. Coburgs, Union Plaida, Val.
encia Plaids, Persian Twills, Adelaides, etc..
October 90, 1857 POE l. BROTHER
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DOMESTICS !--Bleached, brown and
~ colored cotton Flannes, Brown Drills, Denims,
'Tickings, striped Shirtings, brown and lbleaehed
Crash Diaper, Table Cotton and Table Lnqn, setting
very low, at POE & BROTHERS..
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SHA'WLS+-Gent's Shawls, long and
~ square BrocHe and Bay State, Black, Silk and
other styles, at PoE g. BRorHERs.
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NRESs and Cloak Trimming. A,lsrge
~ assortment Of all kinds, at Poe Il Bios
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r READY MADE CLOTHING.-A large
1U stock iofhomemade Clothing Of oil kinds, at low
figures, Clothing manufactured to order at
October 90, 1857 POE 4 BROTHER's.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-04
List Of Letters

Remaining in the post-office at Plymouth on the
18th day of May, 1857.
Allen VIM; AIleman Chas B; Albertson w.
BARLEY Wm Berry Lavina; Braught Zenas 2;
Barnes Albert; Burch Eber; Buraber Stephen;
Byers Mary.
Crosby A L2; Grower Geo; Grouse JDo w;
Cavanaugh Michael.
Downes Jas ii; Doran Alexander.
Everett Sylvester; Elliott b.
Fetters Daniel: French Sarah.
Gibson Hannah; Grover Jacob; Grandy Joseph;
Griemer Samuel; Grees Jas Nj; Greer II ]; Cor
don Louisa; Graham Jas; Gongever Simon.
Hurford A; Hildebrand w; Honin VIM.
Jenkins Susan; Jenkngs Jas b; Johnson Martha;
Irwin John.
Kinney Adm; Keplar John; Harms jeremiah.
Lawton H; Logan VIM X; Longmoor S; Low
~ Jas; Longmoor David; Lake Nicholas.
Miller David Monroe Geo; Miller c; McAardle
Patrick; Metcalf Uri; Martin Aaron; Moor Geo;
MhDonal Adam; Miner B ID.
Obrine T; O'Conell Peter; O'Donal 7; Owens
Esq; Overmire HI.
Perry NJ; PinklJy David; Parish VIM; Pipher
Samuel; Peterman P.
Reighley VIM; Richmond Monroe; Rohrbacker
Ulrich.
Stuckman EMS; Shivey Jacob; Stair F; St, ell
Jno.
Toionsena V T; Thayer David; TAFT Geo; Ia
ger Samuel; Thayer Maria.
Vonhow Peter; Wang David.
Walker w 9; Wait o; Wise Mary G; Watkin:
Christopher; Wilson Isiah; Wintersteen Peter
Wransford E; Wilson VIM.
Young Peter.
Persons calling for any of the above, win please
say advertised" and name date of list.
may2l-27tl JOHN X. BROOKE, P. NJ.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-04
Sherif,s Sale.

By virtue of an execution to me directed from
the Clerk of the Marshall Circuit Court, will ex
pose for sale at public auction at the court house
door in Plymouth, Marshall county, Indiana, on the
9th DAY OF JUNE, 1857,
between the hours of ten o'clock a. M. ana ioul
O'Clock D. M, of said dav, the following property
to-wit:
Lot number twenty -four (24l in Tippecanoetowr
in the county of Marshall, and State OF Indiana
beIonc;nc. The rents and profits of the same, fol
term not exceeding seven years, will first be OF
fered and ON failure to realize therefrom the full
amount of the Judgment. interest and costs due or
said execution, will, at the same time and place
expose for sale the fee simple title to the said rea
estate or so much thereof as may be necessary tt
satisfy said execution.
Taken as the property of John Kesler, at tn,
suit of Ephraim Cooper, VS.. John Kesler.
j.. F. VanVALKENBURGH,
may28ts. Sheriff Marshall county, Ind
(prfeeS3,00)
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-04
ORDINANCE

1T as hereby ordained by the President and
Trustees of the Incorporate town of
Plymouth, in the county of Marshall. in
the State of Indiana:
That side walk, four feet in width. shall
be constructed along Walnut street. in said
town, on the west side of lots 173. I66. 81
80, Sc, 81, 68, SO, 80, 81, go, 90 & ga. q
also side walk on the east side of Lots
lO8, 1O7, 1O6, los, 1914 and IO5. alonr
SAID street; also, side walk six feet wide
along the south side of Adams street ON
the north side of lots rs, 90, 1la and 1919.
to be built according to the specifications
of an ordinance passed May 9th. 1857. in
relation TO the building and repairing of
side walks; and the Marshal of said town
is hereby required to notify the owners and
occupants of said lots to build and con-
struct such side walks, on or before the
first day Of July, 1857; and all non-resi-
dents owning any Of said lots, or any por-
ton of the same, are hereby notified that
unless the said side walks are constructed
according to the said specifications. within
the time above named, their portion of sucb
side walks will be built by the Marshal &C
said town, and the proper charges and ex-
penses for the materials and Construction
of the same will be placed upon the Tax
Duplicate Of said town, as an item of 70 ?
against such lot or lots. to be collected in
the same manner as other taxes.
j. B. n. KLINGER. President
ATTEST: A. G. CArRoS, Clerk.
May 9th, l857.--26t3.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-04
ORDINANCE.

II IS hereby ordered, by the President and Board of
Trustees of the Incorporate town of Plymouth,
in the county of Marshall, and State of Indiana:
That hereafter, all side walks and crossings, built
or repaired in said town, shall be constructed in the
following manner: The side walks shall be built of
oak or black walnut plank not less than one and
half inches in thickness, and not more than eight
inches in width, and laid on seepers not less than
four inches square, of the same material; the
blanks are to be laid crOsswise, and the walks so
constructed in any part of said town to be not
less than four feet in width, and in front of all the
business houses, shops, offices, &c in the business
portion of said town. they shall be not less than ten
feet in width: and all the crossings hereafter built
are to be made of three-inch oak or black walnut
plank, and not more than eight inches "ide' iaiu
lenpthwise on mud slls not less than three 10y
inches firmly imbedded in the earth, and the planks
well spiked to the silis. -, ~,
And II is hereby made the duty oil the MARSHAL
&c sa; town. TO see that all persons hereafter build
inc or renairing side walks, shall comply with the
of this ordnance and in case any per-
son or persons shall fail comply with the in
fhe construction or repairing of his, her or their
side walk or sle walks as above specified, the
Marshal may, and it is hereby made his duty, after
giving the person or persons Ten DAYS notice in wr
ting, that their side walk is improperly constructed
or improperly repaired, and requesting such person
or persons to reconstruct the same according to the
specifications of this ordinance, to take up and re-
build, in proper manner, the side walks in ques-
ton; and all proper charges and expenses of the
same shall be paid by the owner or owners of the
lot or lots to which such side walk belongs; and in
case the same are not paid within ten days from
the time of the completion of the same by such
Marshal the same shall be by him returned to the
Clerk and be spread upon the tax Duplicate as an
item of tax against said lot or lots to be collected
in the same manner as the taxes.
| ea J.B. N. Killing Err, President
A' a. G. cnuos, Clerk. matl4asta.
Nav 9th 1857.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-04
PLYMOUTH, IND.
Thursday Morning, June 4th, 1857.


1t seems difficult 10 ascertain what course
the republicans of Kansas will pursue in
the coming election for Delegates. Some
of the leaders of the party in the States ad-
wise them, as they have the power, to use
it; others are Of the opinion that the cause
of republicanism would be furthered by
them standing aloof entirely. As we have
frequently stated, and we see nothing in
the reports from that country to cause US
to change our views, we are inclined to the
opinion that they will permit Kansas to
frame constitution recognizing slavery,
in order to have their predictions verified.
All intelligent men acknowledge that a
large majority OF the residents are opposed
to slavery, and could easily elect MAORI
ty OF Delegates who are opposed to that
institution. They have stated time and
again, that the democrats were determined
to force slavery into that territory. and in
order make to good their prediction, they
will, in all probability, refuse to take any
part in the election. The poor, pitiful plea
they make for not participating in the cleo
ton, is, that the men who were appointed
to take the census were pro-slavery men
were partial, and would refuse the names
of free State men, when, at the same time
it Is well known that great many refused
to give their names, and frequently would
give some fictitious name, in order to have
an opportunity to charge those who were
taking the census with corruption and
fraud. We have ever been in favor Of
Kansas being free; yet, we do net think
that man must necessarily be scouD-
drel if he should happen to be in favor o.
Kansas becominga slave State. Some o.
the ablest statesmen America ever produc
ed were shareholders. Andrew Jackson
and Henry Clay owned slaves, yet the
American people delighted to honor them
hence we conclude that man might pos
sibly be honest in some good degree, and
at the same time think the condition of the
slave would not be ameliorated by turning
him out to support himself.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-04

~We call the attention of our friends
who are heads of families, to letter On
our first page, headed; ga letter of a dy-
ing wife to her husband" Those having
lost companions can fully respond to the
sentiment so pathetically expressed in thai
letter, and those who have not can easily
imagine their feelings, in case they were te
find such letter in the Old Family Bible
after their companion had ''gone to tina
bourne from which no traveller returns.--
Whers that constant heart is still in The
gloomy grave, and the hand that pennee
those heart-thrilling words, lies moulder
ing and withered. by the hand of death.
Marshall County Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1855-1859, 1857-06-04
ORDINANCE.

Be ii ordained by the president and board of Trus
tees of the corporate town of Plymouth in the
county of Marshall and State of Indiana:
That, all and ervey person or persons who shall
make any public exhibition for gain within the cor
porate limits of said town shall pay as license fol-
the same not less than one nor more than fifteen
dollars for every twenty four hours they may con
tilue such exhibition, the amount to be left discre
tionary with the Clerk or Marshal of said town.
And be it further ordained: That any and all
travelling peddlers and auction establishment shall
pay fora license not less than one nor more thanve
dollars for every twenty four hours, they shall OF
or may vend merchandise within the limits of the
corporation to be left discretionary with the Clerk
or Marshal; and all persons who shall, contrary to
the provisions of this ordinance, make any public
exhibition, or vend any merchandise without hav-
ing procured from the Clerk or Marshal the proper
license, may be fined in any sum not less than two
nor more than twenty-five dollars to be recovered in
an action of debt before any Justice of the Peace
within the corporation.
]. B. N. KLINGER, President.
ATTEST:
A. C. CAPRoN, Clerk. mayl4-26t3.
May 9th. 1857.