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The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-27

CT tits becoming custom out West for
newly married people to send to Newspaper
publishers, along with their marriage notice,
the amount of years subscription. This
is very sensible custom. Next to good
wife or husband, the greasest earthly bless
ing is good newspaper.-Boston Journal.
We would like to know in what portion of
the West can the above 'custom" be found +?
Valley Times.
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YOUNG MEN,
Parents, Guardidns, and Friends of Education
Throughout the United States,
RE REQUESTED TO ADDRESS THE PRESIDENT
n OF EAsrMAN's COMMERCIAL COLLEGE, st. Lou
is Mo-. for the Annual Pamphlet and Circular Of that
Institution. the largest and most thorough School
for the proper education OF YOUNG MEN and WOMEN
in the Union.
Students enter at any time. Course completed in
from to 30 weeks.
The PAMPHLET contains valuable educational irfor
nation.
The CIRCULAR, important and valuable information
for Farmers, Mechanics Merchants and Professional
Man Address II. G. EASTMAN,
President Commercial College, st. Louis, Missouri.
October 9-v2-n24-Sw.
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Picture Of Despair.
James Buchanan reading the election
returns in Pennsylvania, New York, Ohio,
New Jersey, Massachusetts, Illinois, Indiana,
Iowa, Wisconsin, Minnesota, Michigan,
Maine, &c. Tears trickle down his vene-
rable cheeks rs he reads an account of
the shouts that 60 up from Illinois for
Douglas.
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1. o. Of o. r.

COUNCIL BLUFFS LODGE, No. -, I. o. Of o. F.,
meets every Tsesdsy Evening, in HAoo's Block, on
Broadway Brothers from abroad, visiting the city. are
cordially invited to attend Fno:1-ly
LSO-DRIED BEEF, BACON, BEANS,
n Onions, Potatoes, Lard, Eggs, Butter, Cheese &c
At ". G. ANDRUS
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-27

ca The Legislature Of Illinois will meet
on the second Monday in January. 1t is said
that Buchanan is preparing to buy up seve-
raj members of the Legislature, to prevent
Douglas election. That is game that
Democrats are familiar with. Douglas car
ried the doubtful Districts at the polls by
purchased Colonizationists, and if, after all,
Buchanan buys up the members, it will be
but an unrighteous retribution ofretributive
justice.-Gate City.
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PINE LUMBER.

THE SUBSCRIBERS WOULD RESPECT
i fully announce to the citizens Of Pottawattamie
and adjoining countless that he has opened an
tensive Pine Lumber Yard in Council Bluffs city, and
is in receipt Of lumber regularly and will keep con
stzntly on hand large and we'll selected stock Of
PINE LUMBER,
From Ia inch 70 inches; also, pine siding and worked
ooring pine shingles and lath SASH blinds doors, &C.
all of which We will sell low for cash.
ul.u KELLER & BENNETT.
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JOHN T. BALDWIN, q. NJ. DODGE
BALDWIN g. DODGE,
Bankers s. Dealers in Exchange

COUNCIL BLUFFS, IOWA.
COLLECTIONS MADE AND PROMPTLY RENTED
~ at Current Rates of Exchange.
Bills of Exchange. Gold and Silver, Current and un
current Money Bought and Sold
Land Warrants Bought and Sold and Entered on Time.
Interest Paid on Special Deposits
Money Loaned on Real Estate and Personal Security.
Taxes paid for Resident and NONRESIDENT proprc-
tors.
Correspondents may rely upon promptness, fidelity
and personal attention to their interests in the
transaction Of any business which may be entrusted to
us.
REFERENCES:
American Exchange Bank, New York City.
J. p. Thompson, ''
Bank of Iliun, Illlon, N. Y.
Bank of Cooper stown. Couperstown. N Y.
Durkee & Bullock Bankers St. Louis. Mo.
Ouondaga County Bank Syracuse n Y.
Warren Bank South Danvers, Mass.
A. j. Stevens & Co Bankers, Fl. DesmoEnes.
Henry Farnham Pres c. h n. |. X. r. Chicago, Ills.
Jno r Henry Supt. NJ. Il M X. Il. DavenI ort. Iowa
Cook, Sargent & Downy Bankers, Iowa Cay, Iowa.
western Marine Fire Insurance Company Omaha
City n T.
lie Roy futile. Omaha City.
James c. Mitchell, Esq, Florence, N. T.
n. b. Judd, Esq Chicago
Merchants, Savings, Loan Trust Co, Chicago
Corse, Snowden 4 Corse, Alexandria Va.
J. d. Bennett, Agt 1Etna Fire Insurance Company,
Cincinnati, Ohio
James Harlan, U. S. s., Mt. Pleasant, Iow4
Hon. S. K. Curtis. NJ c., Keokuk, Iowa
Coolbaugh Brooks Bankers, Burlington Iowa
July 4-nlO-u fBuge copy.
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NOTICE,

WE GAIL ATTENTION TO OUR STOCK
w Of Fresh Oysters, HOLSTERS, Sardines Peaches,
Strawberries, Cherries, Fresh Pine Apple, Brandy
Peaches, Brandy Cherries. Assorted Pie Fruits, Pick
les &C. all Of which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices. HONN & NoCLELLANn.
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TO RENT.

THE ROOM IN THE PACIFIC HOUSE, NOW
/ occupied BY HE'S, WILLIAMS Co. a. =
8. 8. BAYLISS.
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To o. CauntYymen!

WE ARE DRAWING DIRECT on ENC.
w LAM. Ireland, Scotland and all other parts a
Continental Europe. We also issue passage tickets
from Liverpool. HanbarS Antwerp, Bremen ana HavTa
70 NV Yesk- q. g. MUTT CO..
<22n2 broadway, Council Blum Iowa
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cy'The present "cold snap" is suggestive
of matrlmony, and "lodgings for two"
We learn that a rush is contemplated upon
the County Judges Office, sometime between
this and Christmas. Let 'em rush-JoHS,
having Of late, taken care Of No. |, will put
all who may call, in a way to take care of
themselves hereafter.
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Anew religious sect calling themselves the Con-
ihcrseiys. AHses what a name have established
Nome, Gu, PREPARATION Monona County -Des
Have you just became aware of that fact ?
.Ns Daneemy'es, or Conjeprezite., founded
'as town Of Preparation some seven or eight
!eA'' ago. At one time, they numbered
,'''fa' hundred persons, but Of late they
1A'e become somewhat "discordant, dissev-
''ed' oelligerent," and pretty much I" gin
wv iney are an ofshoot of the great
o Judging from an article in the Free
RES, they must have some good hunters in
Jasper County. Several gentlemen from
Se"ton went out on hunt for deer, and
'as Free Press says "it is currently reported
''oat town that one Of the hunters tracked
s'es' some three quarters of a mile, and
''''' "'rssd !" it in a-pig pen."
" Potatoes are selling at IS cents per
'''ael, at Dubuque. The Missouri Slope
=, a0 better than that for the poor-pota-
p e' SOL 10 this city at Is cents per bushel.
W., D.'Iae' that, We bave plenty Of salt, and
Dubuque. A"'' ~
,bs va Inc Omaha Nebraskian, speaking of
n;,. arrival Of the Omaha company at the
Sen, ,'y' they cleft here the latter part of
r,.t. .a''' and were Delayed some two
d or more in consequences the illness
IN 'one Of the men. Notwithstanding this.
.b.n. npany that went by any other routs
Dim. 'ae same time has preceded them at the
Facts speak voluuss."
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cT ToorLE & JACKSON want 10000
bushels of Corn. See their advertisement.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-27

IN KGs PURE WHITE LEAD, JUST RECEIv-
w ED and for sale at
y2n1 HONN L McCLELLANDS.
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Wanted!
On Subscription to the Nonpareil,
100 Cords Of Wood;
1000 lbs. Of Good Flour;
1000 " of Corn Meal;

30 bush. Of P0fdfoes,
Besides Cheese Butter, Eggs, Onions Beans-in fact,
almost ANYTHING eat drink will be taken
in payment for the Nonpareit-even money would not
be refused if there should happen to DO dearth OF
vegetable matter.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-27

z BBLs LlNSEED OIl--for sale at
y ysnl HONN McCLELLAND.
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Wagons for Sale!
YOUNG MEN,

. SUPERIOR HORSE AND OK WAGON
i y for sale cheap. Enquire at the Livery Stable
n50 SMITH h DOHAEY of
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Council Bluffs Retail Price Current

Corrected Weekly for the Council Bluffs NOnpdreH by
CARTER L COURTRIGHT,
General Auction, Commission and Forwarding
Merchants, Middle Broadway.
SATURDAY, Nov. y, 1858.
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We had call yesterday from Hon.
S. II. CAsApY, of Sioux City, member ofshe
Legislature from this District. He reports
the easing up of financial matters above, In
consequence of the seasons crop being bro't
into market. Mr.. CASSIDY is stopping with
his brother in this city for few days.
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Correspondence Of the Nonpareif.

COrre6pOndtnce OF Tue NonpdFeH.
Observation-Disclosures Architecture-Crsssf
the Missouri ON the Ice-Dame Nature Pitch
ing Ouoits-Ladies Benevolent Soctety's Do
nation, &c &c.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-27

CO We have been using for some time
past, superior article of writing ink, man
ufactured by Y. W. KYNErr Of this city and
kept for sale at the City Book Store. 1t
flows freely, is Of good color, and does not
cOrrode the pen or become thick in the
stand.
The Council Bluffs nonpareil. [volume] (Council Bluffs [Iowa]) 1857-1867, 1858-11-27

Sales 81 Real Estate in Po..awnttamie County,
For the Week Ending Friday, Nov. &c, 1853
Reported Expressly for the by STREET 9,pxI
Investigators of Titles and Records.
Calvin Beebe and wifo to Hardin Jones-S1swx
Mex NV; NwN NES Sec IA; ny NEs, andNaN,
SEA-, Sec Is, Town n, Range ~ West, $50 acres
$3.50.
John Davis and wife to N. NJ. r. R. Co-sES SEX
Sec 9, Town IS, Range - west-s1.
Samuel Kirkland to G. H McGavren-NEa Sc X Sec
?. Town H. Range ~ West, 5acres-Ss.
VIM s Foster to Edward Hayes-sEA Swk; W. s
VIZ; and NE, Sws Sec q, Town rs, Range ae-l6o
scres-S6oo
G. W Heaton and vito to Robert Allison,-E. Sec
400 acres-$lsoo
Robert Allison and wife to Phillip c. olenger-ths
property last described above-Sa 900.
Aberdeen Aallett and wife to Tootle l. Jaetson-rn.
divided Is Of undivided \ Of 81 SEX, and SEX swx
Sec 6, Town H. Range ~ West, 100 acres-S2ooo.
G. c. A. Strsblen and wife 10 A. w. seeer-rot =, IN
Block 4, L S, stutsman's ID Addition-sl, 200.
Bernhard kroeger to Adoph Kroeger-Lots Block
24s, in 26s, in 27z, in 27a, and in a7s.
in ISL, in 2S2, and in cs7, and in h 30
8 in 2s3, in 3l7, l, and in BIS in ale IA
Lots-$seo.
Samuel Fleming and wife to Carl Erter-Lot and q
Block II, Fleming and Davis Addition-44eo.
Cadwailader Wallace and wife to Thos wilkns-NV
NES Sec Is, Town Is, Range ~, 40 aeres-s7o
J. 3. johnson and wife to Samuel Wilson-Lots and
Block IS, Crescent City-$2o0.
c. ". Boyers and wife to h. c. Frederickson-Lot 10
Block l6, Beers Addition-3s0
oliver v. PIERCE and wife to VIM Il. Leveripe-Ioss
!. andIlo Block II, 0. v. Peirces Addition-sloo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27

thirty (3O) days nGxt preceding The day q
the election q which such applicant pre-
sents himself - vote; and the Judges and
Clerk cf cid election may, ct there own
disceetiou, require the best evidence Of
qualification to vote, and require the sams
to be sustained by oath administered 70
such applicant and witnesses. in such man.
ner as is most likely to elicit the truth, and
not Inconsistent with existing Law.
Sec Is. All ordinance and resolutions
passed by the City Council Of the City of
Davenport, previous to the passage Of this
shall have been repealed by the City Coun.
ell, ~ constituted by this act; nor shall
this act invalidate any act done by aid
City Council previous to the passage ofthis
Get. unless % expressed. nor divest said city
Of any right which may have accrued to It
prior to the passage; but the same shall in
ure to. and be enjoyed BY said city, - il
this act had never been passed.
The repeal, however, Of an ordinance,
resolution, law, or act cf the city. shall tax q
effect Immediately. or at such time as the
City Council in such repeal shall designate
SEC. g. This act shall be published in
the Davenport Daily Gazette, Daily Del
Demokrat. and Evening News, 1t the ex-
pense Of the City Of Davenport. and shall
take effect and be in force from and after
its publication in any two Of said papera
STEPHEN b. SHELLEDY,
Speaker of the House of Representative
ORAN FAVILLE,
President Of the Senate
Approved March goth, 1853.
RALPH P. LOWE.
hereby certify that the foregoing is 4
true copy from the original roll on file II
my Office. ELIJAH SELLS.
Secretary of State.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27


A case occurred short time since
before . police tribunal in Paris which
illustrates the action Of the Republican
leaders, in creating dissensions in the
territory of Kansas, for political pur-
poses, in . peculiarly happy manner.
The case was that Of professional
beggsr woman who had been in the
habit Of sitting at the road side with
small child in her arms, and had thrust
pins into its body, for the purpose of
making 1t cry, and exciting the sym
pathies Of benevolent persons. And,
to aggravate her offence, she had
usually spent the proceeds Of her pro-
fession in riotous living.
The professional beggar Republican
ism, takes its seat at the political road
side, with baby Kansas in its arms,
and, ever and anon, as some kind
hearted voter passes by, thrusts pin
into the flesh Of the poor child, and as
it cries, folds its still more closely to
it, bosom, and with grief worn face,
and in broken voice, cries, "see poor
Kansas, how she blecds."
Is capital wanted for Presidential
campaign A pm is stuck into poor
Kansas, and the great national heart
beats with sympathy. Is State cleo
ton to be carried The pin goes in
again, and benevolent voters fly to the
relief Of Kansas. Is money wanted to
feed the hangers on Of the party! The
pin is thrust into the head, and honest
unsuspccting men pour gold into the
hands Of Republicanism, for the relief
Of poor Kansas. Is capital wanted to
forward a particular measure in Con
gress! Republicanism takes its seat
upon the steps Of the Capitol, and the
"shrieks" Of Kansas, answering to each
thrust Of the pin, resound through the
Legislation halls of the nation.
Alas poor Kansas.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27

TO WHOM IT COHC4RN.-The Council Com.
mittee 10 shom referred the proprety Of mailing
change In the GRADE Of the streets on the old COZ
lese blun, will meet st the Council Ohanbsr on
Thursday the 25th inst ct O'Clock p n, when snd
where al persons interested ere requested to atesnd
70 consult with said c. mmistee on the subject.
i I'll ~. = S:.'o'; oo.n'''.''
March sd 1855. nach1ldtd
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27

~ Mayor Wood commenced his
official term, as mayor OF New York
city, by a thorough and systematic at
tempt to benefit and raise the morals
Of the city, by breaking up the gamb-
ling and lottery offices and arresting,
and sending to bridewell, the poor,
gaudy and wretchcd street walker.
After some months experiment, it was
given up. The new and popular mayor
Of that city, has been making the same
experiment. In London the author-
ties have been making an onslaught
against the lower class Of women in
that city, who nightly tread its damp
and dismal streets, in their gay and
gaudy attire, seeking through their
rich dress and lewd manners to inveigle
some ignorant and half intoxicated
stranger.
We venture to predict that in the
same way Government has been able to
prohibit the sale Of intoxicating liquors,
30 the will be able to advance the
claims Of morality by stopping prosti-
tuition. True reform consists in eleva-
ting public sentiment.
The wretched drunkard, who is was
ting his life, his energies and talents.
should be pitied as diseased man,
who is unable to control his passions,
rather than as a criminal who is unfit
to enjoy life.
All the jails in christendom, if filled
with lost and abandoned women.
would not destroy mans selfish pas
sions, or woman's trusting confidence.
All the degradation that the law can
heap upon poor lost woman, will not
make others more virtuous-will not
bring back even one repenting woman
to the threshold of virtue and inno-
cence.
Hood has echoed the sentiments of
. large number of this class when he
said, "Alas for the rarity Of christian
charity under the sun. Oh! it was
pitifnl, near whole city full, home
had she none"
Cough, in his great temperance lee
tures' attacked the social system of
drinking. contending that to break the
habit and its effects, you must make it
unpopular.
1t il the age Of charity and philan-
trophy. We build hospitals for the
sick, poor houses for the poor, asylums
for the deaf, the dumb and the blind
Some Of our sister cities have opened
houses for the reformation of the pool
drunkard and the poor prostitute. LIE,
society ffown instead Of smile upon the
miserable rake, let it praise noblenes.
In man and virtue in woman, let it en-.
deavor to raise the poor druukard and
the wretched street walker in thei,
own respect and self estimation, lead
ing them back, with gentle hands, t.
the paths Of sobriety and virtue, in
stssd Of bringing down upon them tn.
Eigors Of the law. We have no doub,
eAat thus they will accomplish more
- seeasey and follow more closely th,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27
SALOONS.
1858 John Atkim 1883

ID 1STAURANT, corner second ard Main streets.
~ Oontectioneries, viands, &c, furnished IN the
most elegant style.
wedding Cake. Pisin Cake, Prssh and Psckisd
Oysters, together with al luxuries Of the season.
ID III - d..
4 Billiard Saloon, most elegantly lifted .. CO.
tanning three tables. BntIoncs on Main streeS,
Reh6dW JOHN AfRIH
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-03-27

4 Coavsation Of the Democratic party Of the State
- Iowa will Be held Of Iowa City. THURSDAY the
eesh day u June. 1885, for the purpose Of nominating
esndIdates Tor the oaoss Of secretary, Auditor AMI
Treasurer Of state; also for the transaction Of such
seAss business ~ said convention may deem proper
~r ~ nto % representation will be one delegate Tor
esh hondred votes, and one additional delegate
Sos each fraction over afy votes cast in each county
sos e Democratic candidate for Governor IN October
lses Couns,es casting Iess number Of votes will be
entitled r. one delegate each
No county can be represented by proxy,
0so, " ucCLsAsy, GEO. s. G. Dow,
n O. YrvcB WV. vOoHT,
Jonv ClAnx CHAnLss CoRxHRy.
Wv BgLKxAP, d. II. SoLonoY,
Id TEST State Central Coamtnes
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1858. Season Arrangement 1858.
NEW MISSISSIPPI RIVER STEAMER
nArr4 8oook.
Regular st. Louis, Keokuk, IT. Madi-
son, Burlington, Oquawka, KeitAs-
burg, Neo Boston, Muscatine,
Davenport, Galena and
Dubuque Packet.

The new. very light drsusht and superb Steamer
MARY COOK . DIAL ZRLI., Master.
Will, on the opening Of navigation, commence run.
ming % Regular Packet 70 the above and al inter-
points, continuing h The trade during the en-
tire season.
The Mary Cook was built with . view 70 lshs ness,
strength and epeo and In her construction neither
trouble nor expense has been spared 10 make her an
No. mississippi Steamer, and one in al respects
most admirably adaptsd % the vsets Of the river
Shs VIII be found. - regards capacity for business
- veil o superior accommodation, inferior 70 no
boat 10 the trade, and - s1ch, Capt. Dalssl takes
acqaaiatances, and the public gsaerally.
shippers may rely up nAaviDe thetr freight handled
With the greatrst care and and dspetch and peesen
gers are assured, In travelling upeo tho Mary OOH
Of being made always quite at hoGno.
re- Frei1nt @ psssags. aSply O bsasd, o. y Bar
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- We have some very desirable lots selected
and for sale In Camanche. Plat .een. price.
terms &c. made known, upon applications 70 PAR
KER, EDWARDS + TALAAGH, No. 10 Orr's Block.
April dit
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ingly, or otherwise, shall be null and void,
and all such officers so entrusted shall upon
conviction, be disqualified for holding any
public office, trust or appointment under
the charter or ordinances of the city Of
Davenport, and shall forfeit their office; nor
to any person who is in arrears to the cor
poration upon debt or contracts who Is q
defaulter as security or otherwise upon any
obligation to the corporation
SEC. II. No money shall be drawn from
the treasury but in consequence of sppro-
priation made by the city council. The
city Attorney shall be ex-ofIicis Auditor
and, % such officer. shall revise, audit and
settle all accounts In which the city is con.
cerned as debtor and creditor; he shall
keep an account Of each claim for or AGAINST
the corporation and of the sums allowed
upon each and certify the same with res.
sons therefor to the Mayor; the Mayor shall
report to the city council once In ninety
days the name and decision Of the Auditor
upon the same, together with the final ac.
ton of the Mayor theron. All monies drawn
from the city treasury shall be on vouchers
for the expenditure thereof. examined and
allowed by the Auditor and approved by
the Mayor.
Slo IL. Every person Who shall prom
Use, offer or give, or cause, or aid, or abet in
causing to be promised. offered or given or
to be promised. offered or given 70 anv
member Of the City Council. Mayor. City At
torney, or any other officer of the corpora.
ton after his election az such member. on
before or after he shall have qualified A
such, any money. goods, rights in action or
other property, or anything Of value, or any
pecuniary advantage present or prospective
with intent to influence his vote, opinion.
judgmen. or action, on any question. matter
cause or proceeding which may be then
PENDING or may by law be brought before
him in his official capacity. shall upon con-
viction. Be disqualified from holding any
public Office, trust or appointment under the
charter or ordinace ofthe city of Davenport,
and shall forfeit his Office, and shall be pun.
ished BY imprisonment in the penitentiary
of Iowa not exceeding five years. or by fine
not exceeding five thousand dollars for the
use Of said city. or by both such fine and
imprisonment ct the discretion Of the court
trying such offender, Every officer In this