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THE TWO PROPORTIONS.

To settle the Kansas imbroglio, one day,
The House and the Senate worried
The answered yes, and the other said nay,
And Old Buck was dlstresslngly hurried
Billy Eng ish appears-snd unfolds in his hands
plan, stepped IN cunning and knaveIy;
He says Give the Kansas folks millions OF lands,
And they'll swallow Lecompton and Slavery
Even so, all the Kingdoms of earth TO Messiah
Were shown by the Spirit of Evil;
A." AL these will give, said The boosting old liar,
"pny fall down and tcorShip The Dsrd!r
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DpFAM OF THE BR0KEN-HEARltU.
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hIv dream came ike the morning breath
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huu N. oaFgehI, TeIer UornAn, and Z. W.
McKnew, had one vote each.
Mr.. Joseph l. Wright, of New Jersey, having
receivtd maj 7rity of all the votes cast, was
declared elected, and, having been sworn, enter
ed upon the duties of bis Office
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The bill was then put on its passage, and it
was passed by the following vote:
Yeds-Messrs. Allen, Bayard, Benjamin,
Bigler. Bright Broderick, Brown, Cameron,
Chandler, Cingman, Collsmer, Dixon, Doolittle,
Douglas, Foot, Foster, Green, Gwin, Harlan,
Houston, Johnson of Arkansas, johnson of Ten.
nessee, Jones, King, Polk, Pugh, Sebastian,
Seward, Shields, Simmons, SlideI, Stuart,
ToOnbs, Wright and Yulee-35.
Nays-Messrs. Bell, Clay, Crittenden, Davis,
Durkee, Fessenden, Fitzpatrick, Hale, Hamlin,
Hemmond, Henderson, Hunter, Iverson, Ken.
nedy, Mason, Trumbull, Wade-lS.
HOUSE.
Election Of Doorkeeper. House pro
.ceeded to ballot, and the tellers reported the
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A resolution US reported b. Mr.. sl-tol,
from the COMMITTEES on Printiny, AM dcp.ed,
authorizing the printing of two Aundrst Ihou.
and copies of the report Of tkc Commissioner
of Patents on agriculture for the year 1851, for
the use of the House, sud ten thousand copies
fo- the use Of the Patent Office.
Ga molten of Mr.. n chols, The report Of the
same committee, curtsiling tie printing Of sew.
eral reports of explorations AMI surveys, vas
q op.ed. Mr.. N. stated that tnis wogid aaSe
1886, 009 to the Government.
The principal topic of discussion was the bill
making appropriations for sandry civil expenses
Oi the Government for the next fiscal year. A
motion to strike out items amounting to nearly
one million OF dollars for the completion Of the
Washington 2queaactfailed By q decisive vote,
as did also motion to strike out certain ex'
penditures in ard about the Presidents house
and grounds. The Items, however, were some
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

CORPORATION or FAYETTEV ILL h,
An OnpiNANus

70 rsHiu'e feahfeai and oher erhens in the torn fy
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
TENN THURSDAY, JULY 5, 1853

SeA g. De further ordained That heBae it shall not be lawful
for person hitch sen horses other ann to the posts
other fixtures the side walks of the public square side walks
Of the said the the s1e walks Of said
said town. manner enable said animal to obiu free pas
along said walks; fsteu horses to the courthouse fences to
leave chips other substance whatever that may
late l and impede the free passage of water along the side walks
MeAdane parts of said town. and offending It white
person free person of color shall be fined ina not exceeding i've
dars aud ii ave shall receive fifteen sh to be inflicted by the
Uoistable of the Oorpotaun.
Ss D. b. further ordained, That it shall not hereafter be lawful
for to cub break otherwise destroy nu any ot The
shade trees pana on the borders the e walks OF the streets oil said
town. and person ohnAg white OF free negro shall
be fined in exceeding ten dors anil slaves shall receive
twenty lastes, to be inflicted by the Town Constable
SEe L. BE further ordained That person who shall wy in
jh oaee any part the public property Ui this Computations or public
county buildings within the coroe limits OF said town. or wells or
csetns fixtures eraetiops t pursuntto law sou
ton of the Mayor aud Aermn who shd alter dace OF destiny
hanb publication advertisement Of this CufpOraton or any
the ofces thereof made pursuant to any law resolution ot the May
aud Arm shall % and pay r etc and every Offences not less
than one nhr hiito than twenty dollars
bU Be it further ordained, That any person who shl wihly
ride lead ahy tse mulu dive any wagon other vehicle on
the e walks of the public square es of said uwn shall hai
and pay Tor each every nnc not less than than
twenty 1oas snl if The utnee sh ha committed by slave he
sh, receive twenty hs TO be inflicted by tbs Town Constable
Rj O. Be further eullnsl That any pson who shall remove the
soue with which the public square aud the streets said town are
paved or AoAanized, without permission from the Board of Alder
shall Oit and fine less than five dar more
than f. 10 be recovered by warrant before the Mayer in other eases
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
UHOLl NO. s7l,

ed any games whaoevef Within the limits of this corpora
o shall Forfeit and pay The sum ten dollars for each and every Of
ht be recovered by warrant issued by the Mayor other
sH That any person persons Hho shall Keep within The limits
el this Corporation house me who shall uy tnbHine
F permit any house ewned by him. her them TO he kept ina dc
uery manner house With resort for the
ha intercourse with eWd such ttison shall be subject
TO line OF not less than twenty than fifty dollars for such Of
hce and like sum Tor every DAY such house MAY be continued 10
be kep Whrunt issued the Mavbr in ohr ca
ses and it hereby declared be stItt evidence Of such esbn
or persons keeping bawdy house houe Of me- that nttobsy
hSd women either nese Mt the haiti visiting such
at night such hou being at The time VISITED by other than
those who resila therein
See u That persons male mae Who shal within the limits
OF the Oupomton I've together and wife, not being lawfully
married. he or she offending shall Upon conviction thereof
person. pay fine not exceeding hiy oars slave. shall receive
tyn hes on lf or her bare back, and like penalty b every
day they may continue to enbnd,
SEQ ~ That any person persons who shall In lnF
or UostF the Town COnh other officer u the Corporation
IN the discarg of his lawful Duties who SHALL summoned BY
the Ueatn other oTr Gail 90 render all the necessary assans,
witch ne OF they in execution OF aaWl process The dHcha e.
o ue uus OF his ur thet oicr may qni be they offending
lng shall upon conviction before the Mayor be fined
eKeelbg hiy a aud at The discretion of Tho AIavr com.
mted m w toe six hours and until Nh fines and Paid
BED IL That hereafter persua shalt play long bullets OF sry
gme OF nlsemans dangerous to the inhabns shalt
any one d permitted to throw Ipenn bs rockets any Ur
thg calculated to ehangef the property persons ~ s
shall any one he permitted to raise balloon Nv hin
pe limits Of said tuWnj aud any person offending against this e
hahce shall h fined IN less than twenty
dollars Tor each offences and il nOr be paid By the parent gai
diaH or emrlayet -
Sac ~ That prsonor persons, who shall in the night time be
gy removing gds boxes signs Wagons carts any other spt
OF property heengne D other persons ping hm together
eng Them heue the eors windows Bss or in the
streets the eide walks shall conviction fined in
sum nut less than i've d0is five b. eutv
ell by Hhruht beure the Mayor as in ohei
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Az ORblsAruR
.CtncerRinG lSIayes.

-
Sec siaysi a.s 9igs n h5t 'vn i~ See ll g t9 s,asi
AtHmtt 70 oai this lav. l. Slaves he@ tho earHts
T. Punishment Of %f'fi
sFc L. lie ordained By the Mayor Aldermen Of ayetteviIe
That 9heras many persons In he practice Of permitting their slaves
tn hire their time and to Keep houses for their own ss aud benefit
rnl becDme places of resort and shelter for i'll fame and
lend to the corruption Of slaves in The town an For rem
sy Whereof BE orlaing That if theUwner person In roop
bf any slave shall permit him or her to go large and ht him o,
hefs shall permit such slave sves keep house .e and
distinct from the tenement OF the 9Ene person having the control
such slave, h she hy o6hdng shall faft and pny sum
not exceeding weGy dollars and like for erety week any sas
shall be permitted to keep house as at5ve described
SFu That shall be tho dug Of The Town Constable and Rght
Wtch Wanypr they informed have feabh 10 believe l,i anv
slave atves Occupying any house, contrary This act are ar
bored Or cocead within the limits OF this corporations % arrest the
same and commit him. f of then inediey JAIL OF bring them
before the Aiyor who proof of the e shall unar the sal slave on
sYs to be whipped by the Town Constable with any number Of sh
not exceeding thtiyhne
SEQ That who shall rreten r any or IN any
MANNER cChe with such slave bsnr thereof by stumbling as
Cuiy for said slave. any oh attempt ete OF assist
IN the evasion o this act hth person PERSONS shall 5t and pay
ten dollars for each and every oeu be recovered by uaant be-
fore the Mayor Of said town as in other
SF ihit Weh mention nae in any 81 The ordinances Of
said the punishment to be Inflicted for teatians If
s olhahchs, the Aybt bis dscrlioh may order any number of
laslas not exceeding thirty nne TO be inflicted
SEA That when any slave shall be ol any violations Of snv
ordinance Of tho said uwa shall be The dny Of the Town en
to give notice Of e trial Of si slave The owner tnppypruf said
slave II such notice can be giyen
SfU That person wlO shall hire n TO any nr
son. knowing him or her tn be slave shall tit nav the slim of
ten dollars to be recovered By warrant from the Mayer rs other eases
Sbl That any slave from the country shall be and remain in
t?Wn on sunday Without permit from bis master Or person
thbzed Unless d slave shall special business for his master or
The PERSON IN whose employ lie may be- the said slave shall besu
receive ten asheson his her bate back al The discretion e Town
Constable ft fa
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An OnnlnANrn


Sec l. Fighting and darluly niuc Sec qamtg Sunday.
g. a
d. o. ADULTERY and
4 Foes paid .by ~ ObifrHing 1crsmtlo
sl ndetdt exposures, &c 1dtmtina tqlb.fc Ftohrdsi
te1l O. Cruelty bucnt4 1s tanoyiug and piing boxes,
See DO ordained by The Mayor and Aldermen of Fayetteville,
That il any person ll bo found 1mng wtastng fighting,
otherwise belag in disory mtuner within the limits of the
ply to thu of the gupoaon free person. fine exceeding
y dollars; and if sve sa receive his her arn back any
nbet u hes not exclg thrynine well laid by The Cnst-
biz and it s he tho duty OF the Constable in MI such cases.
la dlbnldts o6, ind bring them beiors The Mayer
Sic q De- it further oans That IL ml be The duty Of The Con
stable perb oil collections of persons color who shall Mt tmt
bt lnl behaving in otou disorery mauer and for that pur
pps If neces to nHct upon any slave moderate cnssemen and
ii free person Of color bring him eI6re The Mayor and he may also
conlhlind tho ishdos Of the eiiia ms for that purpose
SEt Be II further ordained That shall be the duty Of the Con-
stable to uhase ay slave Who shall in his presence nsont lam
gge white petson who shall be bed Besng using pro-
fame language the other public place.
f5Eu B8 further orined That in all cases. where a slave shall
be wpp blythe CONSTABLE (y rler of the Mayo) the fees shall be
paid by the owner Of such slave to be found within The Corporations
not then BY the person in whose possession employ he she may
se That any person who shall wfy expose any ra uC his
her body In uhnih indecent narner make
gar tunD of indecent angtage within the heafng any fmal
any public nner who shall BY any rue obscene oue Words
gbsles OF atiuhs insult any % paint carve OF In any
exhibit my public place any obscene vulgar representation, writing,
pns engraving such person shall forfeit and pay for any such Of
nnre, not lhss thin more than twenty dollars
HBl o. Tint who shall be guilty oil cruelty beast
of bursn by vipent unusual treatment by beating otherwise
within The limits Of ibis Corporation, s be sute to penalty Of not
loss than one, nor tlin twenty dollars
BhD That any person person who shall on Sunday, be engg
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AN OnhthANnR

70 suppress fness about The Spring dnd Lot at he head the Spring
Sn0 De ii ordained by the Mayor aud Aldermen Of Fayetteville,
That any persbn persons shall after the publication Of this act
be the Spring between Its head and the dam said Spring
shall wash cbes nash, fish, vegetables, anything ieren ou-
lated TO nprgnae The with lh he she they onns IL
free person shall o and pay live dollars for ear a1 every such
ouo II slave shall his her bare back ten ases well
laid on by the Constable ~. Is. t 4E.set sts
Se he further ordained, That any sh eHt down. skim
otherwise iure tree growing aounA about the hei oil The
spring he, she or they ondng shall fre and y the sum ol ten
dollars and il slave shall eoein his her bau back ten ashe
well laid on by the tenstable.. ee.t 81
Eo D. And be It ile orlane That whereas sury parsons oil
the town. MS we'll visitors having regard Tor dceiay
have been the habit Of using the lot over the spring nj necessary
remedy wteb BE- ordained Thai ii any person persons shall
make such OF said lot e she they offending s fli and
jay such offence, free The Ave dollars
half the of The Corpoon The other half 10 The ninaj AID
slave, e she they sl receive ten sho upon his o her bare back,
we'll laid Oh by the constable. a teafs.f ftff l#a
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I = I q
8 Peualy fa permiuing eshti= 0. Cpprets
;, P " ,"", ,F % :, 'a. .,,...a. - ,,4.,,..,,.
m ob !. I've euaheu py uhe may anu tnoe'eh o @
hath any person h eSp't any hsaie "hh si
town. OF pe eohcetheu nerih Whou' ,'hs 's' cse
heW nom 'he O"ik ny olet OF 'he MAYOR ne nh ovanh pay,
ii ihe use oi ihe eopotan me sum VI my uo's me A i
sueh license ha be ten dollars o he s h9 anu I'VE dollars m eae
sueeeuhg "so anu 'h Mayoi saa ~ seh hse ope % sum re-
s''sa ne may augo pehens TO he oWh iioNueu NAV nolhns
III ms ordinance shai e so construed rs 10 aulhoRe h lo
o, Performances Vh atumy evening" as h'e rs e ou - h
L M, anu ppiileu aiso In" any iherh oohlaY m9 " any
ume p nmm Wsnop, license. r,I,,e liza. .
ete Z I've nither ofuMhea na' any isfs9n shn "y
SNOW wax gues puppets living ahns OF the me- WITHOUT hs' p
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An ORDIHANuB
C1acernIlla Lw sI'roeess.

f E . ss-.a4 3. ~ concerning LfW sF0eess
SEo l. Be it ordained by The Mayor and Aldermen Of Fayeteve
That shall be lawful for the Mayor to issue al warrants wits
io sahes and other process IN in this State whether ogn
al les OF final far be necessary to nto effect the
laws Of thi tupDmtun
Sac BE it further orno. That If any person duly summoned
to appe before the Mayor witness shall fall to attend anl give les
Tim my he shall Iure anl not exceeding twenty dollars
tho use of thu Uupetn for each and every such ofnue, unless he
show goo to the contrary y to be given him by the MyUr
Sl o he tiher orand That in all when execution
shn be levied gods and ohte lands and eenehs shall I've
tho duty of the UUnst e advertise the se tareu m a least
days by posting up er semens M the court house door tho market
house. aud other public TaUe and a property within the UupaiUn
whether real pc fsonal shall be liable executions for fines
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
OaplnAreH
Csnrsfnisg Guppordsr

n n IT =. d - tVFfNWHg NNHTOHaef.- u n
Sec Fine for keeping mors than s5 lbs Sec I'd be Kept satas
See lie orlansd That suy person pons shall keen
within any house. store eeao other place. within the limits of The 1
corporation greater quantity gunpoweg than wsntye pounds
at any one ine he, she they obadug shall forfeit pay 10
The use OF The eurpurao not exceeding fifty dollars m each
aud every week that the may be kept suffered to remain
TO be- recovered by warrant beiore The Mayor other
See That every retailer Of gunpoHder Eln the corporation
stall at all times keep Ia tight aud eanisfs and for each m
urs 10 do So shall orIs not exceeding tBsnj dohis
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08
C'butrt 1'utIrll
Words.

Words are lighter than the cluud-foam
uf the restless ncean srfayi
Eaner than the trembling shallow
That the next hour steals away.
By The fall Of summer raindrsps
Is the air as deeply stirrd,
Aud the rose-lcaf that We tread on
will uutlive q word
Yot on the dull silence breaking
With lightning flash, word
Hearing endless desoation
On its hlightins wings | hoard
Earth can ferge no keener weapon
Dealing turer death and pain,
Aud the cruel echo answered
Through hong years again.
have known one word hang star like
u'ur dteary waste of sears
Aud It only shuno tho brighter
look'd At through II mist of teatsi
While weary waphorer gather'd
Hope aud heart on life's dark way.
By ifs faithful promise shining
ulearer dag by day.
have known a spirit camer
Than the ramest lake. aud clear
As the heavens that gageh upon it,
with no wavs OF hope OF feati
Bat storm had swept acress Il
And It's deepest depths were stir'd
Never, neser moro TO slumber,
Only by word.
have known word more gentle
rhan the breath Of SUMMER air,
In listening heart Il ituestlcd,
And It lived forever lbeir.
Not the beating of its prison
siin,d It ever, night or day;
only wih the hearts last throbbins
Could IL fade away.
Words are mighty, words are living
setpcnis with their yenomnus siinss'
or bright angels crnwding round us
with heavens light Upon their wings
Every word hts It's ownspirit,
True OF false, that never diesi
Every word mans lips have utter'd
Echoss IN Gods ikes.
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Az NRnlNANrR
C6befrpiag Tines and Ibrfilute,

CONCERNING Fines and fotfiiutt
SEu 1 III ordained by The Mayer anil Aldermen Of Fayetteville,
That all fines and htu not otherwise directed shall he 10 the
Of the Corporation and shall be paid the 1easu and by him
be accounted b
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An oHplsaNuB
Copcerning Cotporafon Property.

side
See penatrf for Es,ls. I. 81
walks Sec o. Penalty Tor i1ting slfaeb
by removing Tho
Sec 4 luiunna public dea- at
hsnahis &c aI.tf t#sasI 81 s..s.
En He ii oraned by the Mayor and Aldermen of Fayetteville
That shall be The duty the Constable to take charge OF tho hopks
and ladders belonging the corpeau and have them securely put
nway n1er SHELTER take Of all the tools and ether property be-
.nena b said crrortion aud person persons shall
be any such property e she they onng shall hait and
pay sum not ekcbeng five dollars and shall noeosef be lbe to
at be taus the article used br abuss 10 he reevers by
rant befufe The Mayor
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

Sec. l. Fighting and disurlerly conduct.
.. uinstalds duiv
3 Slaves punishe (nr swearing, d.,
IS 4. Foes paid bY lnastor nr owllgr.
S. Indecent exposures, sc
ttEsl n lItunltv tb lIraqfi
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

"a SUBMISSIVE AND PATIENT We
uAN"- Mr.. peabpdy one day came
IN from a walk. Ills wife said to him.
~ have been thinking OF ouf situa-
tion, and have determined to be sub
,nissiyo and patient "Ah, said he
,that is good resoluiioni let us see
what we have got to submit TO.
will make a list Of eur ttlgls First
,ye have a home I've will Submit to
that. Second, we have the comforts
Of life--we will submit to that
Thirdly, we have each other. Fourth
~. we have a multitude OF lllends
ifiItbly. we have God To fake care Of
rs /" nAh," said she, 'rray stop
will say nothing about Submissions
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lieeise
g Managers of rirclis@, &c, &c,
90 obtain lieaise.
g. Peualty for permitting eshibi-
tion without liceiisn.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-07-08

a large ells was sold last week 10
philaleIphia, fvr 81 600 II weigh
ed 600 pounds uparly as heavy as
q small horse and would lrot a
mile ii Two minutes mud half 1t
WIS broke TO the barness. aud weuld
drive we'll IN buggy II sas taken
from The wilds Of Nebraska, and Is
only Two years old.