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Turs ne lie AFFLJcTEDi

y HIS Great puriher Of The Blood, the INDIAN
VEGETABLE DECOCTlON, prepared by Mrs.
nj. COX, of Baltimore, 10 one Of the most valuabie
medicines now known TO the faculty, and It's popu-
larity il increasing daily. For the cure of Dyspep-
STA Erysipelas, Rheumatism, and sl diseases ofths
stomach, Blood and Skin n lie found 70 be q most
efhcacious remedy, also diseases Of the Liver and
Kidneys and there hundreds of our citizens
who can testify To the good results which have fol-
70 as possessing great advantages and capable Of
oestowIng Incalcuable benefit upon suffering hp-
manIty. IL Is for sale at Mrs. COX'S Residepce.
lS East Batlmore street, Baltimore, and at the
Agents in Washington-Chas Stott CORNER Pa
avenue and It'll street, Browns Hotel SQuaree p
b. winter, corner street and Vermont avenues
sell GeorgetO
The best reference can be given in or out of the
the PrOprietoress. MAJ lfely
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xxpIuIIrIlu.
. ELM BOLD'S

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HELMB0Lb,S BUcHU for HnIvsr..l LAssitads.
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NIB i So aaf 5o: and
BSsHS fro.
lnd'si'tl'n s sfs II Rl:s osS < r.
mated and n now Tst' To Il STANDING.
BY 'Ssrsgs SS diseases Of the Bssdsl
Sou. Or ans aas hs
since establishsd that any disease Of these ergsns
To IN sda
removes-soon follows Loss Of Power, Fatuity and
can
uss1t y these sGsfq .s ln.ay
ams, and The mslanoholy deaths by consumption.
bear ample witness to the truth of these assertions.
oa appears. The ooanssnsnos Is actually saddsa
visits H. should sound Of the VOICE ooouI itf 4
WIsa Mesf.l mss.p re- g:p hDs.Ps
Debility IS most terrible, and has Bought thous-
no aOp s s
CURED BY the use Of tina 80
INFALLIBLE REMEDY
d. The mass Of voluntary testimony In possession of
the proprietor, vouohIng Its virtues and curative
powers, Is imnense, embracing names well known
month to twenty years standing, and Of the most
:pecton, from Governors Of States. Judges, eminent
Ply siolans, and distinguished Clergymep
ELMBOLD'S EXTRACT BUCHU IL prepsr-
Cd directly according to the rules of Pharmacy and
Chemistry, with the greatest accuracy and Chemi-
see Prof Devices valuable Works on the Prsctioe
Of Physio, and most Of the late Standard Works OF
HELMBOLp's BUcHU is safe and pleasant In
taste and odor, bnt Immediate in its action
Personally appeared before me, an Alderman ofthe
who. being duly sworn, does say, that his prepare
ton contains no Narcotic, MC.cury, or iniurious
Drug OpH .Es RHgiEslyM XssSsfHbs Sol. M.nn.u,.
Sworn and subscribed before me, this Esd dsy of
November, 1854. WIN. p. HIsBARp, Alderman VI
Price 81 per bottle or six for s5, delivered to any
TRIAL 6 SSE TH BtT c b5IEkEAaEE-rRY IT.
Be sy fs,s sS Of And i
Professors of Medical Colleges, Csrxymen. and
others. Prepared By ii. I. HEiMBoIIhDi, ano
1o4 South Tenth st., below Chestnut S Phsd..
a, Tq be had Of all DGugglsts and dealers throughout
Ask fes aEIMBoIDL. no other cur..
Sold BY c. sTOTT, Druggist, corner Pa. avenue
ana 7th street, Washington city, and all other drug
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THE EVENING STAR.

ID This delicious bit Of word painting should
have appeared some weeks since, but the article
uiislaid:
tFoR The STAR.
EARLY SPRING.
There Is beauty all around our paths"
..r ...-. Ms Hsmans.
There 10 gsdness, and beauty, and music,
Over earth, for the torpor Of sleep,
That hath sealed oil the pulses of nature,
No more doth its vigilance keep;
But rejoicing, from wildwood to valley.
IL heard, IN the alr-on the earth;
The wild bird, the bee and the zephyrs
Are singing with gadness and mlrth.
Oh ! how from the cold earth, SO senseless,
Sprang the beauty that hes round US now.
All sovereign rulers terrestrial
Before natures wonders must bow.
II ne grass ladies'. upsprlnglng, and flowers
The pendant world" IN the bl ne air
The TAR rolling planets celestial
Display the same power and care;
And the pulses are qnickened in feeling,
As the son vernal breeze tfoateth on,
Laden with perfume and music,
Rejoicing that winter hash gone.
Taught can arouse the emotions
OF Eladness, and hope again bring
To the sorrowful, sad, and despnnding,
lis the sweet, Joyous spi, 1t of spring. H.RN
Bhcktashdm, Bucks County, Pa.
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'' $40 cheice HAMS, F ~ - r-. s i... 4
$40 plain do 'bI..cs.t 1888 s t.s....r.t. .
500 lbs. SHOULDERS,
p ion hays RIo and Jsy. GOLFER, 90 J. I
iS S barrels are s n,a Cd WHISKY. as a.. I
T. IS do. BRANDY. 49, .-. 90 .ss.y f!
Ipst received and for sale BY la, ..s...-. 4
ma 2l-eotf =. MURRAY 4 SEMMES. I
(NOFfEE. TEAS. Ac.i.l-I g % ..s..sfe. 80 I
,a d DA cheats Imperial, Guapovder. and h.
~, Young lily s 3 n nd BIssk TEAS, T.
IS bags BURNT COFFEE,
10 gross Hummel's ESSENCE OF COFFEE.
isal-sOst BARBOUR 4 sRMMEs.
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MEDICINES.
QUACKS.

q &c., STUMBLING QUACkS. rf-.f..
SAUTlQN !-Quacks Their Books, Curdlsls,
Bechu; Hospitals, instruments Rings shun
them ALL and dsposed 20 pIeht bs nv perIenos.
SPkRhIAToRRHGEA;- irs CURE.
Sspee souq }snd osefS, sed.ess; N perfect s9aL
scribinE Box 1 10, Chsriestovn, Mass. .i
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Such a.
kHE UMATISMl AND NEURlLGIA,
tSffIyhSztf$kkG lF5S n4Ng szSSRR9EEGS.
DISEASES PECULIAR To FEMAL S,
. ..--s.-. - And any other
lNFLhAfsMEM assEEoRY
ave You You s sTsS s 81: Ms sSSin
Have you tried this Medicine!
do not delay
.. Do not delay.
Do not delay 49,.
Have you read the Circular?
- Have you read the Circular!
Have you read the Circular.
Road the Circp.sri
Read the Circular.
Read the Circular! .'. s
Sold BY al Druggists in Washington.
sold BY al druggists In Washing ton.
Sold by ali brGssisis in Georsetown.
sod by al DRUGGISTS Every here.
Sold by al Druggists Everywhere.
Depot in WASHINGTON,
Depot In Weshinston,
Depot in Warrington,
/E#tEfsSSfkSSs s.: #:;s HH H:::
Els $3II::::sff
Chronic Psck.ss 3aS.
Sh hiSais EEs ss.::: 3ss
f$;iss
TRY THE NEW MEDICAL SALT
ID. c. TAYLOR & CO., General Agents,
ma A-tr 2O2 Dock street, Philadephia.
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g G X o r UL A,
OR KINGS FVH

IL constitutional disease, corruption the Hood by
the circulation, pervsdes the whole and NAV bun,
out In disesse part OF it. No organ free from III,
attacks, nor is there which il msy DESTROY Tn,
low living disordered unhealthy food impure air 6,h
and hhhy habits, the depressing ALL by the
yenerai nfsetioa Whatever be its origin hsredtary in
the eonuutlon esndIng from parens children unit
the third and fourth generon" Jude ms 10 be N,
rod Of HIN who al will niquite Of IN, father,
upon thslr children"
Is edscts BY deposition from the blood NJ cor,
ruPt ucero matter, which, the % GO ver and
nal organs, termed tubercleB; the glands
Witch genders Ia the blood the Of life 40
that serofuous suffer sn .crofuop,
Complaints but they have far less power Withstand IN.
tehs OF other diseases by
disorders, which, although scrofulous in their nsur
st rendered fatal by this system Mo-, Of h
conunpuon which decimlnstes the human FAMILY has s
strucuye diseases OF the liver kdneys and indeed
OF all the arise from aggravated by the
cause. y Wv '~,1s
One Of all people serouleus their person,
are invaded BY this lurking Infection and their Alb n un
dermnsd by T. To cleanse it from the system mast
the blood alternative medicine and nv
oeathy Iood and exercise. Such supply in
COMPOUND TOFSARSAPARILLA.
the most remedy which the skill OF our
can devise for this everywhere prevailing and fatal
Uncovered tor tue s1p1rgton Of this foul disorder from the
oood and the OF the
only serouls but those which arise from
%, such as ERUPTIvR and SKIN DISEASES, ST ANTHo.
ETb FIaR, ROSE or ERTsIPELAs, PIMPLRs, PusruL.s
BLorcHks, BLAINs AND BoILs, TU IoRs, TErrKR AND
SALT RHRUM, ScALD HEAD, RINowoRM RHEuM..
rBM, SyPHILIrIc AND MERcURIAL DISEASES DRor
81, DYsPEPsiA, DEBILITY, and, indeed, ALL COM
The popular bstsn "impurty the blood" 10 founded In
truth Tor scroulA degeneration Of the blood The ps
tcuar purpose and virtue Of this purify and
this vital hnd which soand hes = inn
possible "a ed constiturons
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THE SECRET INFiRMlTIES OF YOUTH
u AND MATURITY.

L AND MATURITY,
jest published gratis, III. 25th thossanf.
A few words the Rational Treatment. without
Medicine, OfSpermator rhea or Local ~G1O@
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, AM
matuse Decay of the System, impo-
tency and lmpediDents TO Marriage
generally, -
BY b, DE LANEY, M. ID.
The important fact that the many alarming oom-
plants originating in the imprudencs and solitude
ofyouth may he easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE
Is In this small tract clearly demonstrated and the
entirely new and highly successful treatment. as
adopted by the Author, fully explained, BY means
Of which everyone 10 enabled TO cure HIMsKLP per
fyctly and at the least possible cost thereby avoid
ing all the advertised nostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free, in .
age stamps % DR.. B. DE LANEY, 60 East sist
street, New York City. ma So-tr
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COMPOUND Exrkk1HcEIko, s Ss1Rs.p.B1
. AYERS CATHARTIC PILLS,

F0 ou tdS purposes ~ n fuD1uy Physfc,
composed thai within the range Of Their action
rarely Withstand evads them Their prop.
eres search, and cleanse aud every portion Of
the human orgsnism its diseased aeoa aud re-
storing its healthy yitllties As Consequence Of hes,
the invalid, Who down main or phv
sica debility, asoushsd find his health or enerxy re.
stored BY remedy al once 60 simple aud wiling
Not only do they the every Complaints Of eyerv
body but ALEC many formidable and diseases The
agent below naed pleased TO furnish gratis my Americas
Almanac containing certificates OF their
for thtlT use IN The following Complaints Cosuvens Heart
dige sou Pain in and Morbid Bowels Fit
ulency Loss Of ApPee Jsundice and other ndrea com
plants arising from ov OF the body ostrueou of
its functio
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CARRIAGES.

CARRIAGES. .f- .
Il HE Subscriber having made additions 10 hi,
hctorya making IT now one Of the largest. G5
~ sns D ctnr, Ehs1s ms mclllfies fer
WAGONS Of all kinds cannot be SURPASSED ana
ION nus long sxperlsnce In the BUSINESS he hopee
h. A kinds OF Carriages and Light Wagons kept or
= All REPAIRS neatly done, and AL order, ,rom,,
second hand Carriages taken in exch.pr. n, No,
olcos '.h ANDREW j. JOyCE'
= "-ul ei.-a,E--1l CORNER Of i<th and y sfs
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NJ TAKE NOTICE.

N TAKE NOTICE.
1 NOTlCE Ia hereby given to the owners of all
lots parts Of lots which front the south side
oil Dunbarton street, betws Hi street AMI Mont
gomery street, IN GeOrgetOwn ID. u, that thew are
required by an ordinance of the Corporation Of said
town, approved June 81 st. 3d. to pave the ootways
in front Of their said lots and parts Of lots wh-re
they have not heretofore been paved. and rspave
day of August next, Said paving and reg avng 10
be made to the entire width of the footway, where
the lots have been improved, and to the width of
feet where they are not improved. Where any Of
the curblng on the entire line of SAID foOtways
Ia any manner defective, ont OF order they mnst
be repaired In a suitable manner The paving and
cnIbing must be done according to the legal rade
the best and properly executed or It will
be rejected by the undersigned, and the work will
be done by them In suitable manner at the cost of
the said owners. .'.. -
Should the said owners, or any of them, fail to
have their fOotways pleted by the LIST day of
gust next the subscribers will then proceed to have
the work done, and will pay for the same of the
tax which has already been Imposed for that pur-
pose. H. ADDISON, Mayor.
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
Je y 2taw3w Commits siOners,
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DR.. J. C. AVER q co.,
- ,.- LOWELL, MASS. D
PRICE, VI PER BOTTLE; Six BoTTLKs FOR g.
ErSold BY z. d. GILMAN, washing ton; r. g. r Gu
Sell, Georgetown, and BY all Drussisn svsryvhsrs,
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THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CON

THE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
g, One q ths Steamships Of this GomPsny, osrryin,
CALIFORNIA, and OREGON, GR4G
PANAMA twce each month, on the arr -Ss<sssA
val Of the Y. s. Mail s. 8. Comrkny's Steamer
which leaves New York and New Orleans resuIars
on the 5th and 20th of each month, with the maili
and Passengers, connecting via PANAMA RAIL
These Steamships have been ins pected and Al
proved by the Navy Department, and guaranty SPEED
The Panama Railroad az miles long is now DOM
P!eted from ocean TO ocean, and is crossed in or
hours hour TIE baggfse Of passengers is checked in
gers are embarked at Panama by steamer at the
ComPany's pense. The money paid in New Yori
are kept in Port Panama and
having occurred in eight years
Passengers leave Panama the same day thev NJ
rive at Aspinwan.
Conductors go through by each Steamer and take
charge Of women and children without other proteo-
tors.
For through tickets At the lowest rates, apply al
the Agency, III West street, New York, to T. w
RAYMOND-Or to ARMSTRONG, HARRIS
CO, New Orleans-or c. l.. BARTLETT, Boston
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The undersigned respectfully announces that he
J. 4 p. Baltz, from Philadep hia. and is prepared
to furnish any quantity to the trade private fam
hes. This Lager has had reputation last summer
Of being the best, and the undersigned il satisfied
that 1t will be this summer good a. any in the
city.
Any orders left a. above will be attended to with
prGmptness and dispatch.
IL No charge for delivery.
ap eOSm p ENRICH
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III The time for receiving proposals under the
above advertisement has been extended from 18th
July to Mordav. list of August next je q -eotd
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0ssntssn ysars and the i'm ortsnt eurri-
epsrs Performed y Dr. Johnsoa, Witnessed bv de
tePorsu o. ne papers and persona -
vhieh have appssrsd again and ssan before ths
Soss ms standing AZ Gentleman Of character .nd
ahy, 70 ssfeIsni gs.rsntss % the saetsd hs AZ n,
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" yIOI.INs, 6Ity GUITARS 81 ,.o
PPAsps 1S' sale or rent by IoHN F. ELLIS SOC
Also, large stock of PIANO COVERs ard
TRYpoS I,; Sii SEI ~ BOWS, RoSIN, PEGS,
White Cloud Kansas chief. [volume] (White Cloud, Kan.) 1857-1872, 1859-09-08

Here is the list of the Democratic del
crates from this County to the late Con-
yention at Topeka:
JB. Headly, B. O'Driscoll. A. Heed,
s Tennent, P. A. Hooper, z. N. Lee,
John Stairwalt, and j. Shepherd. =
It shows the timber of the party here
who the leaders are. O'Driscoll, Heed,
Tennent and Stairwalt are the old Pro-
Slavery phalanx. Heed led q large ar
ray Of the chivalry into the watermelon
oitch Of Free State man. once on a
time-no one being at home but the lady
Of the house-then led them out again,
with nary melon, the Free State ANA
lon having conquered. The mighty deeds
and speeches of O'Driscoll, are they not
written on the memories of US all ? why
nall them?
Shepherd and Lee are renegade Free
State men-of E. NJ. Lee we shall have
,Word to say ere long-he is the young
nan who earnestly. with Allison, urged
the formation of the Republican party
yet now labors for the Democracy. LIE
him 60 he was a traitor always, and lie
him
think on th' insulting scorn the conscious pangs,
The future uiIerieI thai Lwait tn spOstate."
ElaCoOd Press.
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"SrLL HARPING ON MY DAUGHTER. -
Oar ebony cotemporary, over the way,
INDUCES in a column Of figures to demon
Strate how expensive State Government
will be. The exaggerated estimate reach
es the sum Of $50, 900.
By tSe report of the Board of Com
missiOners we learn that the amount OF
property destroyed during SO, was about
100000. Including the losses of other
years, with the present debt, it is within
bounds to estimate the entire expense to
which the people of Kansas have been
subjected at 81 900. 900.
According to this calculation, (which
san underestimate, it has cost the peo-
pie of Kansas over 200 900 year while
ma Territorial condition, and according
to the Herald, it would cost but 80, OOO
aysar to support State Government I'M
der the Wyandotte.
1t figures don't lie. the argument of the
Herald is strongly in favor of the, Wy
andOtte, and our cotemporary will have
70 start some other bubble to make cap
Ital against what is to be the Organic Law
OF the State Of Kansas.-LeaUenWortl
Tines.
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FORECLosURE OF MORTGAGE.


In the District Court Of the First Judicial Dis
triet Of Kansas Territory trithin and for BrOrR
County, in raeatiOn, August sth, 1853.
ON this day came the Plaintiff, Waman Lett
.Owich, BY his attorney, Warren w. Guthrie,
and fled an affidavit, stating that the Defendant,
Abuer Hackworth, is a nonresident OF this
Territory, and cannot be served with process
therein. II is therefore ordered BY the Clerk in
vacation that the Defendant be notified BY pub
location being made in the White Cloud Kansas
Chief, a weekly newspaper published in the
Town of White Cloud, County Gf Doniphan,
and Territory aforesaid, for six successive weeks
of the tendency Of this suit, the object of which
is to obtain the foreclosure of certain Mort
gage Lien made upon the Northeast Quarter
OF Section No. Eleven. (ll,) Of Township No
Two, (2,) of Range No. Fifteen, Q5,) in Brown
County, containing One Hundred and Sixty
Q6O) acres; given to secure the payment Of the
Defendants note to the Plaintiff for Two Hun
dred and Sixty Dollars, (S260.00D dated June
Oath, 1858; due twelve months after date, will
interest at the rate Of FIVE per cent. per month
after maturity, until paid; and that unless the
said Defendant plead, answer or demur to inc
Plaintiffs Petition fled in this cause on or be
fore the 10th day Of September, A. ID. 1889
such Petition will be taken as true, and judg
ment taken accordingly.
Witness, James R. Whitehead, Clerk OF saiC
Court, affixed at Office in Hiawatha, this eti
day of August, A. d. 1883.
JAMES R. WHITEHEAD, Clerk,
By DAVID PEBBLES, Deputy Clerk.
| August IL, lS59-6W.
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FoRFcIOSuRE OF MORTGAGE.

FORECLOSURE OF MORTGAGE
In tie Dist,iet Court Of tie Firsf Judicial Die
tr;etofKensos Territory, ridtia snd toT Brora
County, in sGeatiOa, August 6th, 1888.
ON this day came the Plaintiff, Waman Leff-
'Ovich, BY his attorney Warren W. Guthrie
and fled an affidavit, stating the Defendant
Joseph Y. BeleE, Is nonresident OF this Tern
tory, and cannot be served with process therein.
It is therefore ordered by the Clerk in vaca-
ton that the Defendant be notified by publlea-
ton being made in the White Cloud Kansas
Chief, a weekly newspaper published in the
Town Of White Cloud. County Of Doniphan, and
Territory aforesaid, for six successive weeks oil
the pendency Of this suit, the object Of which is
TO obtain the foreclos6ke Of q certain Mortgage
Lien made upon the Lots One, ID Two, GU
and Three, 81 Of Section No. One, ID Town
ship No. Three, a. of Range No Sixteen, ll6,l
in Brown County, containing One Hundred and
Thirty One and Nineteen 0ne-Hundreth acres,
n3I $4,000 given to secure the payment oil
the Defendants note 10 the Plaintiff for One
Hundred and Ninety Dollars, ($l9O.OO;) due
sig months affer date, and dated June 24th
1858, with interest at the rate Of i've per cent
per month after maturity, until paid; and thai
unless the said Defendant plead, answer or de-
muir TO the Plaintiffs Petition filed in this cause
within the time prescribed by law, such Petition
will be taken as true, and judgment be rendered
accordingly.
Witness, James R. Whitehead. Clerk Of sait
Court, affixed at my Office in Hiawatha, thii
9Th day of August, A. d. 1882
| JAMES r. WHITEHEAD, Clerk,
By DAVID PEBBLES, Deputy Clerk
August IL, l859-6W.
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Sidewalks.

Be it ordained BY the Mayor and Councilman
of the City of White Cloud.
lst. That the Proprietors Of the lots on Main
Street, between Second Street and the LeVeei
on the west side Of Main Street, and between
Second and First Streets, on the east side 'ol
the said street, be, and are hereby required to
make a good and substantial side walk in front
of said lots; each proprietor building the SIDE
walk in front of his lot or lots; said walk to be
nine feet wide, and made Of Burr Oak, Brick
or Stone; that said work be completed BY the
first day of October, 1859; and if not so com
pleted BY said time, that the same be done a
the expense of said proprietors.
ID. ResoIced, That the City Engineer be EN-
powered, and is hereby authorized to carry int
effect the first section of this ordinance.
Sd. ReseIUed, That the City Engineer be re
ouired to establish the grade on Main street
from the Bridge across the Ravine TO the LIE
wee. Z. MAIL "S!0i'
Attest. F. SwARTz, Register.
White Cloud, August 8, 1853. aleSW.
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An Ordinance Prescribing the Duties
of the Marshal.

of the Marshall.
SECTION !. Be it ordained by the Mayor and
Councilmen of the City of White Cloud, II
shall be the duty of the Marshal before he en-
ters upon the discharge of his duties to take
An oath for the faithful performance of the same,
and N enter into bond with not less than two
good securities, to be approved by the Mayor,
Conditioned to pay over all monies which may
come into his hands from taxes, licenses and
other sources as prescribed by the city ordi-
nances.
SEC. 2. The Marshal shall attend the SEES
sions OF the City Council, and execute all orders
of the Board of Councilmen, to him directed;
provide fire, lights, and other necessary articles
therefor: and keep regular accounts OF all ex-
penditures by him, for the same; and make
nnartsrly reports thereof, to the City Register
SIC. 5. It shall be the duty of the Marshal
10 execute all writs, and processes 70 him direc-
ted, by the Mayor or any Justice OF the Peace,
or any other Judicial officer; and return the
same according to the commands OF such Writs
and processes, within the limits Of the city.
SEC. 4. The City Marshal shall by virtue Of
his office, be captain of the city police; and all
policemen appointed under the provisions OF the
CITY ordinances shall be in subordination to the
Marshal.
H.F. MACY, Mayor.
Attest-W. H. VAN DOZEN, Register.
July %, ls59-3w.