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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

4, we learn from the Sparta Herald
-: = expected that the La Crosse rail
e.. H ce finished to that point about
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10
0tiginaI 1ostrg.
THE FAM

me flgYisg tines socrc criten by teacher and rcad
vie u the Students al the closing exercises Of tie
IPLatte0iLLe AcadeAag.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

ED- The Republicans of the St Louis
Congressional district, 10 Convention, nom
mated Frank ?. Blair by reclamation for
reelection.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

CHALK FOR WART5.--A correspondent
w. H. Bennett, Of Warwick, r. L., III
forms US that by rubbing chalk frequently
on warts they will disappear. In several
instances known to him in which this sim
pie remedy was tried, it proved successful.
We have known slightly moistened pearl
ash to remove warts by rubbing it upon
them TSeientiic American.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

Ew A fierce political quarrel has sprung
up among the Catholics in Canada. One
party headed by I. darcy McGee, is call
ca Che Catholic Clear Grits, and oppose
Hpmises. The other are Minis
norfarr and friondIu e.. M.,fs,o]
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

A HrNr.-Wind up your conduct like
a watch every day, examining minutely
whether ycu are s.fasL" or ssslow."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

e. good country minister prayed
fervenily for those Of his congregation VIII.
were too proud to kneel AMI too lazy to
stand.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

REThe st. Paul Min lesotian defines
a s.Working Democrat as ! Democrat "
can poll the largest numb Il Of votes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

GZ Some Iibelous fellow says that
womans heart is the sweetest thing in the
world, in fact a perfect honey comb, full OF
sells.
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sE0PLTETINa IN HIGH LIFE THE MATTER
COMPROMISED.

A wealthy widow lady, who moves in
the first circles Of the fashionable society
,of this city, and is considered as authority
lin all matters Of ton, was detected yester-
day at the dry goods store of w P. Ross
d Co, on Lake ST., carrying off goods
which did not belong to her, in plain Sax
on, stealing. 1t seems that she has long
been a customer Of the firm, aud kept a
running account with them. She was
considered good paying customer, and
the innocent clerks always waited upon
her with much elacrity and courtesy.
But appearances are often deeeitfu.
Within a month or SO, goods have dis
appeared very mysterlously. At one time,
handsome silk pattern took to itself wings
and flew away, and no corresponding value
was found upon the c4sh book or in the
money drawer
Finally, from certain actions of this wo-
man she was suspected Of being the thieI,,
and the clerks were directed to watch her
The next time she came in. Yesterday
she came sailing in as usual, not aware
chat several pair of Argus were watching
her, AS she turned to 90 out again, after
looking at some goods, she was politely re-
quested to stop, and under her shawl were
found valuable lace cape and parasol.
She was at once questioned. and acknowl
edged that she lad taken several things
in the same manner. a compromise was
finally made by the woman agreeing to
pay $500 to the firm, and the matter was
hushed up. We do our part towards
hashing it up by giving the matter pub
licity; and if We could become possessed
Of the woman's maine, we would also give
that an uneviable publicity, were she as
wealthy as Cr;esus.
We do not believe in mincing matters
or in sweetenin that good old Saxon word
'Th5ef," because the recipients Of that title
stands high in society, or is possessed Of a
larger amount Of dollars than her poorer
sister, who f,r the same offence, would be
sent to the Penitentiary If wealth is to
be cloak for the commission Of vices,
why, then, let the poor go unpunished too
Their Cfence is no more enormous, nor on
the o.her land are they SO accountable
The former err the more, as their intelli-
sence is greater, and their disgrace is the
'iee er, as the position they fall from is
higher. Ifjustice has one eye uncovered,
uncover the other also.
That woman is guilty Of stealing, and
the law prescribes The punishment, but the
patry sum Of $500 cheats the law and de.
frauds justice and The woman goes unpun-
ished. Great is the almighty dollar
. Fiat jastitia, coeluDs ruat." Chicago
Journal, 25th ult.
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R The Washington Go. Democro

E The Washington Go. Democrat
thus comments upon the recent assessment
steal Of Secretary Jones:
The whole thing goes to show that
Madison is corrupt in every particular, and
that the papers there are nothing more no'
less than Unsuitable leeches, clinging with
a death like lenacity to the State Treas
Jury, aud sucking it till the last drop is
gone.
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Work for July,

July is the fervid month-the montl
for haying and harvest; when every farme
who would preserve to himself the result
Of his labor must employ every moinen
of his time. EARLY in the morning ant
late at night, with respectable resting
time at noon Cor the recruit Of bis physica
energies, he must labor, spariag no pain,
to make an economical gathering of hi,
crops.
HARVEST AND HAVING
Involving two important operations the
cutting and the curjiy-of which few
words:
As to the proper time Of cutting. Il
is common error of farmers to wait toe
long before commencing this important
work. The grain is allowed to become
50 dead ripe as To half fall of in the opera
tion,and to be decidedly inferior for bread
For the practice of 50 many on the con
trary Notwithstanding, we are very sure
That wheat, while yet SO tender as to be
easily crushed between the thumb and
finger, will yield much nicer flower than
if allowed to dry to flint hardness. Hay
lis also worth half more or rs much
again, for being cut before it is deal
ripe.
Ofthe nsodas operanA The best ma
|chinery should be employed in both the
hay and grain fields. BY this We do not
mean that every man who has five or six
acres of grass to cut, and ter acres Of
wheat, s. ould buy reaper ana mower, al
al expence Of $3.50 to 5000, for it would
not pay bat we do propose that every
farmer who has crops Of any kind to har
vest, should sit cody down aud calculate,
without prejudice, the improvements Of
the day. If his crops are not sufficient to
warrant the purchase Of the best improved
machinery, it may be that he could afford
to hire neighbor Jones to use his reaper or
mower for d sam that would pay.
Tile best method Of Curing is quite as i'm
portant as the time aud process Of cutting.
FOO many Of our farmers lose half Of the
value Of their crops by neglecting TO take
care Of tham at the proper time, and the
proper manner.
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aE Horse stealing Is BECOMING a!inos

Eg Horse stealing is becoming almost
an every day oceurance in different por-
lions of this State. Several persons have
passed through this city within a few days
in search of stolen horses. A humber oi
horses are missing from this vicinity, sup
posed to have been stolen. We learn
from the Free Democrat that the Chief d
Police of Milwaukee has in his possession
two horses for which owners are wanted
II Mineral Point Tribune.
EE A sawyer, after saving with q very
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-07-10

w A sawyer, after saving with q very
dull saw exclaimed: sOf all the saws ! ev-
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DEPAR TUREs.

stesm May Queen. Niser, Detrit-
Schr OF ava Smith Bay City; 1917 feet lumber, tss
IN laIh, - m shingles, Chas Kendall
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S. Corning & Co.'S Quotations
Al LC q II o l.
AND
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET-oct- 3

FI1ur-he market continues verF heavy and pr ees sili
u her ned l0c; there Is some speculAiys inquiry
- tcme but Il chiefly for the supply OF the press
me nts II the local trade; sales $500 bbs Al S354 Tor
tuni: - 7dl for supe rne saie - el5 igr ettIa
wi lots at 81 IS for suernne wesern; - tSdf -,
trIul NJ Ohio he latter Irce; 81 55 = foroI mon
IA m n extra western; S5G5 5 Tor shipping brands eItra
rn hp Ohi the market closn ng helyy and unsettled,
aud t1g test c. strongly dawaNard Canaoa nour duil
aud vT. Ses b5is S5z 5 for eunrnOi 10 c-oice
erf-u. Sa o. 81 fye -four al : S,Gs
ybear-Dull and heavy, aud 2GS lower Shippers are
ma in Ire lrket even al the dec inc; sales so bu far
white Michigan 81 IS yesterday 81 - W. ior
the parcel 81 81 OT hand some Nllte -
T good un.o4nd Chc-gO spring: shippers VIII not eher
owe Toe ts Kind OF wheai Ted winter western u heo
II s Is with few buyers Al 81 l4Sl ID
Rvr-Dull AZ s5dIjc-
Batev-Dull and lower sales $3.50 bu commOn and Air
state al 5 l,5l O5, 10 arrive -,
Com-DuI and drOoplngs sales Is 90 bu Al seItc ior
al 20 sc Tor state; 4sssO: for western; SOC
SIC for Canadlan- .
. Whisky-Dul'; sales 80 hh,s II rs d2ls<e- -
par-IJn sales 70 bbs S6 50 1yr old and SID
- rr new mes. sl4 3 for old and Slt Is for prime
Beef-Unchanssd sales 800 bbs al Sll4l2 for new re-
hacked mes; Sls for eN "a Z iclgo-
Cut AIeats-Dull; sales 65 hhds at e &c for hams q .
% for shoulders 50 hhds clear smoked SIDES sold al loo
Isard-Dull al Tx ale
Butfer-Seady i2l2O- for Ohio; l672le for state
Chsese-Steady al 6gs32c
HIdes-Dul; sales fuO5 at &c for Bue-os Ayresi 80
2c for fo Grande; lsslsc for dry western y oc Tor
stocks-Seeo,d board closed the week Mo C slS Cal
= new 81: Lac grants p; Canton ls Pse mail lo2a
Del s Hud canal esi: Penn cnal &c; Cent 81; 99'
HarI .O5s: Read 505.; NJ ssA; PAS III as l0'
c Sss4; sc. Chi r IS; u Ston S; NJ n i6s'
NJ S eEtd AN.
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oswEGo PRODUCE NARKET-oct. .
LBY TELEGRLPH.l
Fl0ur-DulL
whsai-IoVeI; sales 22oOO bush 81 for red linda; CSC
for Chicago spring.
Corn-DaiI; sales 6OOObu choice Illinois at sc.
Frcights-FIrm-
Lac Imnos-sIOoO wheat; 600 bus corn; 700 bus
barrier 100 bu
Canal KUos-00l bills h5ur; A. bu wheat; 7.20 bu
corn; 26D0 bu re; I5-2g bu barley.
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Cleveland Produce sInrket.
MORNING LEADER OFFICE, I
Sarur1av Oct y gp NJ

MORNING LEADER OFFICER
Saturday, Oct =. 6P M
FLoUR-sale Of loo bbls choice extra At $55-
WHEAT-s cars red &c Track 1000 bas aasat last
evening at 81 car extra red Slol; 5ooo busAslsree on
h, AZ sl02 car fair white at l5s lsO bu sOuihsra Ohio
white. to 90 70 Akron At Ia
oATs-sale one earnew at 43c.
RYE-One car track at 57e.
EGGs-s ale bbls Ct lie
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Gnarauers.

ENG X AVING AND LITHOGR1PHTN6
RRAINARD & BURRIDGE- WOOD
~ ENGRAVERS AND LITHoGRAPRERs =.
1treot, ,Cleve and, o =
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T. sAAsDAAA- A4NAh y 6eAls- W MLAA
STANDARD, BEMIS & MURRAY,

FLOUR.
We are receiving the followiag we'll known brandsof
Flour consignment. which call the attention OF
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MARINE NEWS.
PORT OF cLEvELAND-oct. 9th.
AR RI V Al 5


ARRIVALS.
steamer May Queen. Yiger. Detrit.
m laIh - IN Shingles, Chas Kendall
DEPARTURE
Sfeamer Nov Queen. Viser. Dstroit.
SchT Herald, Honeywell, M-cknac; 80 tons coal, X
sehf S5ssdws Benaet Pigeon RIVER tons of mdse R.
sehr Madison Bartlett Buffalo, Is coal, A B Stock
well.
schr Wss Of tho AIuiag. Gay Buffalo; 7ls bbls -four
6e95 bu wheat, y c Wiuslnw.
So0p Sweeper McCaey. Toledo, 3l23 lbs grIndsones sc
p II pEss of mdse. y Card Co 90 kegs
powder. " WellaouSe Is kegs do, Chaa benin Lee;
Is gals stoneWa are, s iuus sgoue \ BEldly-
~ LIST VESSELS passing and out Of the Lock Of
the weaad Canal Al Port CoIbogrns CIV furnished by
the Lock Tender d p Do5hns Secretary OF the Board
OF Lake Un iorwriterS-
BoUND WEST, Oct. 7th-Schr Margaret. On the slh-
Prop Vermont.
Bound Fast. Oct 7th-Schr Belle walhridg.. On the
Sh-BaTgues SnveIegu Of the Lakes, SIR Head bng
hlayfJUeri schrs Waicuful, Dispatch, Dams
Vessels in Pt Colb,re HaTbor October sh-echIs Mary
BoGth AunEa. with loss Of d OK Lad Of COIL TyphoOu,
b isht LIEely. Xix Scott George Holt, Nay Queen.
Cuvaho-z. n Michel
The 81 " Head lost her bOat and both her anchors
under Lone Point
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BUFFALO PRODUCE MARKET-oct 3.
IBT TELFGRAPHl

FIour-Market dun and heavy; prices tend downward
a 40j ibis al 81 s5G5 fT god cholcs sup Tfnes *
for good choice extra and IS 6 IS % Tor douol
extras 49, =
WheAt-Heavy and lower; sales Of 1900 hq s5ssIe e
Milwaukee club; soc No Chicago sprng 81 Il Tor VIII
corn@Du and lower. sales 30 900 bu at 5se for warm
BSTiess-LGweT; sales 2OOO bu at sOSsse.
Rye-N0nIual A. 6od1lc
Oats-N omiual al SEC
Whskv-LOver. sales 500 bbls at 20c.
Canal Freighsioc -four, l2c wheat, lie on corn
New YORK -.
Rsceipts ~ hourSFour rs bbls; wheat l3 2s bu
com H. so bl; IL 75l bu-
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Bankers.
Il HnrdI,lan &

j. Herdman & Co.,
IL Water Street, Cleveland, Ohio.
BANKERS AND DEALERS IN
ID Foreign md Domestic E1chanse Unrurreut Money,
Specie and Land Warrants. Collections throughout the
United States. Canada and Europe promptly attended 70
Drafts aad Bills of Erch Great Brtai Ire land.
France and Germany We dIrect ID suif
sght and co days the following Banks and Branohex
ENGLAND.
Ldndl n-Messrs- Prescott Grove, Case & Co Bankers
I.verpool-J. Banned \ Go Bankers
hianchcst, r-Mes,rs Gun lif- Brooks Co, B>nkeTs
England and Wales
Birmingham Banking Co
YorSshue not Bank and Rrauches
Lancaster Banking Co and Branches-
National Bank Of Ireland
Provincial Bank Of Ireland.
And ali their Branches III alths principal
SCOTLAND
Dundee Commercial Banl ing Co
Gresnock Banking Co. IN glasgow AID Greenock
National Bank Of Scotland and Branches
We can also furnish Draf for any pay able the
pa cipai Ililes OF the Continent OF Europe
PASSAGE Bf STEAMER or SAILING Packet Shir<. fnor
from New YORK. Brear Buflin and reand Frznce md
Germany. can be cured Al the Lowest rates
For further particulars apply 10
seps J. J-HERDSIAN Co. as above.
II. WHITNkN. y n. sTANDART. c W sTGND1FT
WHITMAN, STANDARD & CO.
w Bankers. and Lealsrs m Foreign and Domestic Ex-
change Nos Superior street We draw direct on Lon
don and val furnish Drafts for amount PAYABLE Al Al
Tue pnc7l pon SIN Eng land Ireland Scotand France
and 0efnany GoectOls made all accessible poiuts
hroaghog the UaIt d States and Canadas mhsiT
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COMMERCIAL.
PT.TI AND oRNAMENrAL PRINTING

- Plaza and orn11nenta Printing Of every description
oae 4 s Printing Establishment 1.-THE LsaatT ohcs' on
che stsi Impr1e and rapid presses the best
Svle q sh0rt notice. and uAbe rates Particular
attention pal blank EVER description Of Bind
d done, especially Blank Books, Ledsers, Journals
srles Raass Rereiring Rnnks. SC. NC. -
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Drugs.

SOAP-LOW's Brown Windsor and
~ Honey Soap, C-eay0rs Glyceune, Musk and Homer
feh9 + W SACKRIDER
RRUSHES-A fine assortment Of
- HAIR and ClOlh Brushes aso Teeth Brukhes OF IvOY
Bone, Buialo Horn and Sandal WOOD Forsals hy
feb9 2 ". SACKRiDER
T UBIN'S EXTRACTS-A full as
IL sortmen just received, tgetheT with great variety
feoS Z W sACKRIDER.
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BRADBURN & FISHER,

SUCCESSORS TO c. BRADBURN 8 SON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS. COM
w mission Merchants and Dealers in Fish Nails
Gass and Produce Nos 49, and la2 ver street aud 10 n1
u Meadow street, ~Groeer's Block p Cleveland Ohio
q BRADBuRN,l
W A FisHEg. aug3l-iIV lgf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1858-02-19
The Triumph Of Mechanism.
Am ERICAN WATCH ES.

'u>HESE WATCHES AK PRODUCED BIZ THE
u same system that has made American Fife-Arn.s
the best in the world. IL substitutes the rap.dity and
precision OF MAJ hiDery FIR the slow and uurelia lie
results Of handict he factory consists OF series
Of machines devised expressly for this esab hment,
each II which WORKS true to eNictnessI turning Out
each part To be an accurate hit in any OF
thousand watches Absolute precision OF time - nearly
a tanei by these watches, the inevitable result O
their simplicity and exacness Of structure. The ease
Their repair is oiyIous as the maEers have always
hand, Tor sale the different pirts Of the watch per-
fcctiy finished, To- repair damages.
Besides the watch heretofore offered to the trade, we
are now aking secuLd qualify, iuferior TO the hrst
only in ha wing less finish in lIlnsierial parts and a
lighter This offer at price moderate AS
to be within the means OF every class, and We re-
mnend as sound and liable, and greatly superior
to imported watches of equal price.
The tTadea caurioned sgain.t English and Swiss
limitations with which the 'rntry Is flooded Each 81
best Watches engraved tho plate, APPLE on,
TRACY Co., Waltham, Mass, and Is accompanied
with certificate of genumeness and perpetual war
ranty. oycrour own signature.
We reht with ENAMEL DfALs, OF beautiful quail
y, watches Of all kinds, the disls TO which may
have been broken.
Orders may he addressed 30 direct, or 10 any OF
the under mentioned firms, who are az ants Tor the
sale of our Watches.
Messrs. COO Err l. FELLOWS, No. IL Maiden
FELLOWS & CO, No. u Maiden Lane, ny.
PLtTT h BROTHER, No. % Maiden Lane, y. 4.
HILDEBURN e. BROTHER, Philadelphia.
PRATT u REATII, Philadelphia.
PALMER BACHELDEKS, Boston.
BIGEL0w BROS. II KENSARD, Boston.
DUHME L. Co. Cincinnati.
and Messrs ROBBINS & APPLETON. No. Is Maid
en- Lane, N. Y, cur general agents.
APPLETON, TRACY CO,
| febl7-2md&v Waltham, Mass.
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New York Market

INV YORK. Feb. l8-P.M.
Flour buoyant; sales of $500 bbls at 81 Is
"a 25 for State, an advance of 30; 81 500
4 80 tor Ohio, an advance of Toe. Wheat
buoyant: 10000 bushels sold at 81 3U@I As
for white. Corn declined Ic; white quoted
at 67@6S. Mess pork Toe be ter; sales at
$I6 9O9I7. Chicago beef buoya=t at SII@
IL. Lard Re better at Io@I0X. Wits ~
firm at 231<d24. Stocks lower, but closed
firm. Sterling exchange dull. New York
Central SIS; Michigan Southern 251z. Nil
waukie & Mississippi SO; Virginia 6's 81 I;
Missouri 6's S315; Galena & Chicago 93%;
Michigan Central 70si; Erie 2sA; Cleveland
& Toledo AZ; Cleveland, Columbus 81 Gin
cinnati So; Michigan 6's 94sl.
NEW YORK. Feb. IS-P.M
Cotton declined; 5000 bales sold att de-
cline OF 1sc. Upland midding lI4. Flour
buoyani; I20OO bbls sold. Wheat firm:
10 900 bushels sold. Corn buoyan' 67G6s
tor yellow. Prime pork $IS Is. Bacon
firm; Hams So; shoulders IA. Butter nc
tive. Lnsee Oil steady. Tal!ow firm
Frei9hts on honr To Liverpool Is,I05l. Mo-
lasses steady at 2s@Z9. Coffee sa'esat auc
ton Of 1000 bags ut 9Ik@I2H; average
about I015. Stocks heavier.
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PHILADELPHIA Market.

IHILADELPHIA, rtU. IN
Breadstuffs firm, but devoid of activity;
500 bbls supcrfne -four sold at 81 81; 100
bbls Ohio exta at IS; and 10. Of fishers
pastry ut Sc 65. Rye flour dull at SO. Corn
meal dull ut 81 s71a. Wheat Unchanged
Rye is wanted at Zoe. Corned meats in &C
tive demand, lots in store sold at 6oc. Oats
dull at 1894. The provision market is
somewhat excited, and prices for alb descrip-
tons have an upward tendency, but sales
are limited in consequence OF the absence of
supplies. Whisky advanced; sales in bbs at
Us; in hhi- Mt slc. Clover Seed d.clined
with sales at So IS. Wool unchanged. 4O0O
bags Rio Coffee sold this morning by Batihl.
Cook & Co. at auction, ut 9x9ll& on time
averaging over I9X. This shows an ad-
vance of fully q.
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AN ORDINANCE.

To require fines and costs for breaches of the ordinan
OF the City, to be satisfied ~ labor. if not paid
or replevied.
SECTION l. BE 1t ordained by the Common Council
Of City of Evansville, That, whenever person
shall he adjudged TO pay any tne for breach Of any
ordinance OF said city, and shall for twenty -four ours
after the jud zment shall have been rendered inst
him. ia t. pay such fine with all the costs ijudeed
AGAINST him, il shall he the duty OF the Mayor or the
CITY 70 and require such person to labor the
streets, other pubc works o. improvements Of the
city, day for every sixty lnc. cents Of such fine
and until the same shall he fully satisfied. Eight
To ten hours 10 const. tute a day.
mediate supervision # the Mayor. he may direct il
to he done under the direct on OF the Street Conmis
snner and in either case ii shall he lawful for tAp
Mayor or Street Commissioner TO require the party
convicted to labor with TALL and chain attached II his
leg NJ ANGLE In such manner prevent hi. escape
and said Mavoror Street Commissioner may use such
reasonable corporal punishment as may be Necessary
compel any person convicted Aforesaid to perform
the required labor.
and amer its publication.
Approved January 18th, 1873.
Attest: JOHN HEKS0y MAvor
WELL II. Waller, Clerk isnis