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OR1CERTEH-JOHN N. GORDON 8

HRUCERIES.- N. GORDON &
VI SON offer for sale large and desirable stock
and Refined sugars; New Orleans, Porto kico and
Cuba Muscovaao Molasses; LaGuayra, Rio. Java
and Angosturs Coffee; prime Gunpowder and Slack
Pepper Alspice, Gloves. Nutmegs. Mace, Window
Glass, Wrapping Paper. Shoe Thread. Sole Leather
good and demaged. Cotton Yarns, Candle WICK,
(iotton and Hemp Irvine. Ap 70
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RUNAWAYS.

,ss $4,000 IN CLOTHING Our
"A stock for spring sales is now full and most
NJ Attractive. embraciIg the most fashionable
IN Goods to b. found in this country or foreign
markets all of which have been manufactured by
ourselves, in that tasty and desirable manner for
which our Clothing has 20 long been celebrated.
Look at our ADvANTAGES-they speak for them
selves:
We manufacture, for our own houses exclusively.
nearly a half million Of dollars annually.
We pay no second. or manufacturers profit.
We buy goods by the package, from the manu-.
facturers or their agents, ON the BEST terms:
We have had twenty-ons years experience in this
line of business, in this city.
We have iahored to please IN our styles. work
msnship, and in our prices.
THE RESULT:
We are more largely gsd IN the manufac ture
and sale Of Clothing than any other house in the
State
When You visit our city, call at
1Ol MAIN STkEET,
where yen will, AT ALL TIMES, md the
LATEST sTYLESii
BEST BARGAINS!
KEEN, BALDWIN & WILLIAMS.
3i--1f.cwtG
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by 1h0s. W. Keesee, AucttOneer.
IOmcs corner Of 18th and Cary streets.1
CTOCK OF CONFECTIoNERIE6,
~ STORE FIxTUREs. &C.. FOB SAL1 At AUO.
TION.-IntenuiDg 20 cnango my present business,
will seli on TaUR5DAY m JFni g. April 2sth.
c3mmeuciua ut 10 O'Clock, ct nay store on Broad.
between 6tk and TIN streess al Of my stock o. Con
fectioneries, store Fixturee, 30.
ALSO.
Fob RENT-The Store for the balance Of the
year DDLARuU,
No lsS aroAd Stroo&
sale condusted BY TAos W KRmg1. Auct.
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- JOHN e. DOHERTY respectful
" informs his friends and the public that he
w has opened MERCHANT TAILORING
-R6 ESTABLISHMENT, on 18th, between Main
and Cary streets, where he warrants az good Gar.
meats, and at reasonable prizes as can be had
anywhere, All he asks il a trial. NH l5-2m
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CHERRIES SALE OF VALUnBLE

GHERIFF'S SA L e OF VALUAB BILE
~ REAL ESTATE IN THE CITY OF RICH
MOND-By virtue Of orders of the Circuit Court OF
the city Of Richmond. Of the 18th February, 1859,
will sell at public auction. the premises on "a.
TURDAY, April I'D 1859 At O'Clock NJ, the Real
Estate therein described belonging to Hall Nelson
viz
slip of Ground. at the corner Of 7th aud Arch
Streets fronting about 10 feet the west line OF
It'll street. running back the south line of Arch
street about $40 feet, and bounded on the south
by the lot of A Warwick.
"A Lot fronting 30 feet on Byrd street, and run.
ming back about 1863 feet, adjoining the Richmond
and Petersburg Railroad Depot.
All that Land lying on the east and vest sides Of
9Th street. between HaXalps canal and James river,
fronting 40 feet on the west side Of 9Th street. and
running back $50 feet, more or less, to the Steel
Works property. and fronting on the east side Of
9th street 1875 feet ard running back $50 feet to
point about 10 feet wide.
Plats of said prop roy can be seen At the Sherif's
Office and will he exhibited on the day of SALE
TERhs-ODe-thrd cash; the balance ut ami IL
months, for negotiable notes, with approved en-.
dorsers, bearing interest from the day OF sale. and
title retained until the whole purchase money IL
paid, and conveyancs ordered BY the Court.
no oYa tn Ia All hv no has
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GALE OF NEGROES We will sell, a.
~ Amelia Court House, on THURSDAY. the 2ssh
inst Chat being Court DAY to the highest bidder,
on credit of sixty days. ten or twelve very valua
BILE SLAVES. consisting of Men, Women and Boys.
CA HAkGRAVE,
JOHN HILLSMAN,
ap 23-tds Admrs OF John Hfllsman, decd.
~ Daily Wing publish ids
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By !. 4 g B. Davenport.

GROCERIEG. AT A UCTIO N.-On
~ fHUReDAY, 18th April, We win sell q 10
Groceries, viz: =
JAYS ana LAguayrs Co1se
Prime Wsatesn Bacon Sidee. Shoulder ard
Sid sxs .ad iscsiasd whisasy
Portland syrup
Oandle0, Soap etarch.
-AI60-
100 psekasss lnse Imported Preach Brandias.
Tssns-Undsf 60 sesh; so saA ovsr nsssAs
credit n aDpsoved paReE. .....----
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SERVANTS FOB HIRE AND SALE.

EOR SALE.-A black man Of average
size and appearance. about Is or % years old
who IL well-quali1ed heuse-servant He IL offer
cd for sale for faultis honest and we'll disposed
References will be given to persons IN Fichmond
with whom he has lived. The owner would be glad
treet jail. an iS-6teos
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GRAYs. ATrENTION.-Attend
TO THE VIRGINIA MILITIA.-

n have now on hsad. and shall continue 70 keep.
M . large sHppiv Of MILITARY HATS and Trim
4 minGs for officers Of all grades, according 70 the
prices, Orders from officers from distance. stating
Whist grade Of Office and sending the size Of head.
VIII be promptly attsnded TO. Also, Knight Tenn
no l. DICKINSON,
sp D-zvd kw2t No 70 Main C.
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CLOTHING.

a. HORSE AND MULE STOLEN -
AV stoleu from my stable on the night OF the
18th. large bright bay Horse. with biazs race
and one ordinary sized Mule, nearly plack. hpe-
raj reward will be paid for their delivery and the
detection Of the thief .,,uu
ap 2i-ts Lhc.
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hLlVE ~ L-U1hECx lMFOhVA-
~ TlON.-4O gallons Olive Oil, genuine article
for sale, By the gallon or barrel. by
BARATTA, Franklin street,
an 22-6.t Near Old Market.
EARM ON CHARLES CITY ROAD,
L MILES BELOW TIE CITY, FOR SALE PRI-
vATELY.-We are auth orzed to sci! privately. the
Road s miles below the city. aud occupied BY Mr.
VIM Pearce 1t contains TO acres. of which 80 res
are cleared, and the balance heavily wooded. The
improvements are comfortable dwelling: with the
necessary outbuldings. together with an ice house
The soil Ii very good and in fine state o! cult
An l6-eodI0t JAS MTAYLOR ASOV
DELIEF TO THE SUFFERING-QUE-
IL RUS COD LIVER OIL JELLEY-containing
IS per cent of pure oi--the only genuine. APPROX
ed by the New York Academy of Medicine. II ties
timonias would add to its merits, 1t might well be
ciassei among the wonders of the age.
PkNFOLD. PARKER MOWER.
onos-19t AQents New York.
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FOR HIRE-A strong, healthy young
excellent chAmbermatd and frst rate washer and
froner. Apply to
VIM PHILLIPS, 18th street,
mh Its Between Main and Bank.
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ALEx'R B uUTCHEsON,)
] B YOUNG, Oom
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE

- The Whig aud Enquirer will insert the above
once week. Country peper) till day Of sale, and
ApH JM.T. kEON.
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QOTTIINd ESTABLISH MENU = La.
- GER BEER. ALE. POTTER, Ac.-Thankful
for the liberal patronage already besto sed on u.s.
we beg leave to announce to our friends and the
public in general, that We will continue busf.
ness of
BuTTLING LAGER BEER. Xxx ALE, PORTER. &c
as heretofore, and which we will deliver, FREE OF
CHAR II, to any part of the city
Goods for the country carefully packed in barrels
and delivered ioany depot in the city
We have also constantly on hand, Lager Beer and
Ale in half and quarter bar rolls and a full supply
of Scotch Ale and london Porter. which We most
respectfully recommend to the public
LOUIS EUKER 4 BRO,
an 22-3m Ne 2nS Main street
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fSTs ~ Cy1zJ RICHMOND AND
&t GPETERsBU RAIL
ROAD -IMPOKTANT MOTTO To TRAVELLERS.
By the new mail arrangements, and after MON
DAY, April Is. the trains on this road will leave
Richmond at an earlier hour than formerly; the
morning train starting at 4:25 instead of 1885, and
the afternoon train at $40 instesd of 2:55.
For details see regular advertisement.
an l6-Im T q WYNNE Sup't.
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ap 9-tds Sherif City Of Richmond.
~ PO3TPONEMENT- On accou ut of Indictment
weather the above sale did not ,ske place adver-
tised The property will be sold on SATURDAY,
May 7, 1859. at O'Clock, P. M.
The sale will positively take place If the weather
10 fuiY
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AaMoRY MONTGOMERY GUARDl
u April "a 1859.
N THIS command will assemble, at
u Military Hall, on TUESDAY evening, at ~
O'clock, for Company Drill
BY order of the Captain.
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Q0BINSON's MANIPULATED qua
RnEk IPHos fH1rK1V ~ ItsLi hx ~ ~ XXX ~

s,gned. hsvins scsspssd ne agency tcg - 81 e
kobipeoh.s manipulated 9u AN0s ~ ths attsnt3oa
tertiliser. We guarantee . perfect un1SuG11ty g
the quality Of this ar Ia end that it 3 - q eaaoQ
Bxne and tbs best fhosphstic 0ueaa
The machinsIy sssd = nsv and q ~ - -
proved description. and ff0m the manne q yAt6A
thor 20 that every particle Of sech . bs00Gks Int
the closest contact with the other, enguseS . IN
appropriation Of bSsh m proper psoportsus ~ shs
We rsisr 70 the annsxsd rspcss ften ps nssksll,
showing the value q this 1sRtiuw. beeh ~ euie6
and .rmAueut rooulto. ASK
Il 4 put up IN good bass, velghisg aheus ~ NJ
each. Price, 30 Per ton Of no HI.
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TWO HANDe60E BUILDING I0rs
= CQANnR7TH ST. .yOR sALEA At AUCTTo9 =
the 2d.h instant ccmneuctnG q * O'Clock p. n.
two nandsome bulIdine Lots on 7th. Nsrth Of LsioH
strs.t. oppcrte sne * spring: and t1joiping The
TBvNe ~ cAsh. balance g and u uooths fpr
Trust deed. jAo r WYNN = Nh =
An 4S-td fecet,.s~.ss.
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VERY VALUABLE PRIVATE Dwell
LItG ON THE aOUT4 RIOE or MAIN

BETW ZEN 6TH AND 7rH STREETS, ROR:SALE Az
AUCTION will be sold ut auction. on the premi-
ses, on FRIDAY. the 9th day of May, 1883. 1t 5
o'clock. NJ. the large and conveniently arranged
dwelling, located a. above IL y ~ formerly oceu-
pied BY the late Mr. Samuel Reeve. and 10 now in the
occupancy of Mrs French The lot fronts 30 feet on
the south side of Main street. back $50 feet 70
an alley. The dwelling has 10 rooms, with thr ee
story portico in rear, ana 10 eupplied with gas an
water. There are amp'e accommodation for SER
wants. ana excellent trick stable In tho alley in
rear The location Of this property ID in very i'm.
proving part of the city.
TIRMs-0nefcurth cash; balance ct I, and >
years. for negofiAbe notes, interest payable hail
yearly secured by Q trust deed.
The taxes and insurance tor 1859 to be paid By the
purchaser.
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~ HARVlES' ROW FOR RENT
The SIX TENEMENTS on Byrd and It'll street
have been thoroughly repaired. and are now ready
for tenants. Apply to
THIS BROCKENBROUGH,
iaT-u At Richmond DaRvilie r Co.
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For sale By m sxINKBa . %.
r. 12-2xmif Sole Agents for RichD0nd, VI.

NVhlhEkN iCk.-Me are prepared
~ to fnrniah our customers and the citisens ser
orally with the best Northern lO0, o. lennonabo
lerms. pexing eurssiyes % spafe % paine - ooao
fy cur customers Thankful Tor the hbernl patscn-
age bestowed upon ne. Ne ask { q couttuuRnoo a
the Same We VIII deliver Ice q any al Ii dspeSs
In Richmond Or Canal boAss on r@aeonable esuUo.
nom shs veal Ice acsss on The Doek. % tsy
GRlYY1N 4 TAYLOR
We are unfolding 500 tons Ice. which Ws esa a.
liver from the vessel very lOv.
up l6-im GRIFFIN xAYL0R.
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NV oEy sRs s1 RHIsR hM r sHD' UN III
Auction Wilt be sold at auction, on the premi.
Sos. on WEDvE DAY. the 18th Of May, 10 8 cJm.
e above, aoJoining the lands recently owned bs
Messr. kilis = Peers. About half Of the place 10
cleared. the balance open land. 10 high state o.
springs The Improvements coAsist OF two dwell
ings one Of which i NEST excellent one. having
In the occupancy Of " Isaac sharpe, who viii take
pleasure 10 showing IL those desiring 70 view Il
TERMS-Onethird cash; balance st IL and Is
ed By trust deed. The taxes for 1889 to b paid BY
the purchaser. 6ODDIN 3 AYPkRs ON,
apps Auctioneers.
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REAL ESTATE OFFICE.
CENTRAL POINT, MINNESOTA.
7>HE subscriber will buy and sell Lands. To-
cate Land Warrants, enter Government
Lands, select Claims for Settlers desiring to To-.
cate on the Half Breed Reservation, pay Taxes
and attend to all business appertaining to his
on unexccptionable real estate security from Po
to 60 per cent. PERRY D. MARTIN ~
Central Point, Jan. 1, 1858. NV
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on, or SO much thereof IS may he necsssa,

|on, or 50 much thereof Is may be necessary
to satisfy the execution, to the highest bidder
for cash, and make return according to law.
SEC: 28. The Constable shall pay over
the debt to the County Treasurer, and take
duplicate receipts therefor, and file one with
the Auditor Of the county funds, and the
other return with the execution to the Jus.
tice who issued it, with all costs, and the
j Justice upon the receipt Of such fees, shall,
when called upon, pay the same to the per-
son entitled thereto I.9T:!t7on 1'.i f'r.a~
SEC. 90. Justices shall have discretion to
hold defendant in custody areasonable length
|of time to procure witnesses; not. to exceed
three days. But no, continuance can be
granted unless rectgpizance IS entered into
with good security, :. eS5sz l.-'3, - ~, = !
SEC. 30. When any juror or witness
shall: after being duly served with process,
tail or refuse to- attend according to law, it
shall be the duty Of the Justice to issue an
attachment at the inquest o. tbs party requir-
ing the attendance of such witness or Juror
before the first or second siJu Justice Of the
Peace: as provided in this Act, directed to
any constable of said county. commanding
him forthwith to bring before such Justice
the body of such juror or witness, to show
cause why he should not be fined for such
contempt, and on the appearance Of such ju-
or or witness. on such. attachment, it shall
be lawful for the Justice of the Peace to fine
him in any sum not less than one dollar, nor
more than ten dollars, or wholly discharge
him if satisfactory excuse be made. IS ;2ao6T
The following fees shall he allowed to the
officers, Jurors, and witnesses, under this
Act, to wit u $50 q 7'' ~ -. ,-
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An Act to Regulate the Traffic in Spirituous
Liquors.

An Act to Regulate the Traffic in spirituous
Liquors. 1
Be it enacted BY the Legislature of the State Of
Minnesota:- - ~
SEC. l. That the Board of Supervisors in
the several counties in this State, may grant
licenses for the sale in any quantity Of spirit
uous, vintus, or fermented aud malt liquors
within their proper counties. to any person Of
the age of twentyAone or more years, upon bis
with the conditions OF Section two
of this act. ,..-eI e,i7 Ee4ag .,aT.t -arE,i
SEc. 2 That any person or persons apply
ing for license to sell Intoxicating liquors. SHALL
before the same is issued, pay to the County
Treasurer OF the proper county, a sum not
greater than one hundred dollars, nor less than
fifty dollars, at the discretion of the Board Of
Supervisors, and shall file with the Clerk Of
said Board a bond with two or more surctics
to be approved by the Board, in the penal sum
of one thousand dollars. That any person or
persons applying for license to sell malt Liquors
only, shall, before the same is issued, pay to
the County Treasurer Of the proper county, a
sum not greater than fifty dollars nor less than
twenty dollars, at the discretion of, the Board
! OF Supervisors, and shall file with the Clerk of
said Board a bond with two or more sureties,.
w w Npp oSeu Oy Cuc DOar(, IN the penal sum
of five hundred dollars, conditioned in all cases,
that the said person or persons so licensed,
will not sell or otherwise dispose Of spirituous
and intoxicating liquors. or malt liquors, las
the case may be) at any place other than the
building or town for which said person or per-
sons may have been licensed nor on the Sab.
bath, and that he or they will keep u quiet and
orderly house, and not permit gambling with
cards or any other device, for money Or the
representative of money, in the house or place,
OF business ofsuch person or persons. 4
Sec. g. All licenses granted in pursuanc.
Of Section two Of this Act, for the sale Of, or
traffic in spirituous, vinous or fermented lii-
ors, or malt liquors, shall expire on the lst.day
Of January in each year, aud on aud after that
day they may be granted for. the whole or re-
mainder Of the year, whenever the. officer
authorized to grant the same, shall deem it
|expedient; Prorided, That no license granted
subsequent to the day designated iii this SEC
tion shall be deemed to extend rc,rospectivcly
beyond the day upon which said license shall
have been issued. g '=H 92sh7 a&a#
I. $50. A. II the person or persons to whom
lsuch LICENSE may he yraatod. saaE siletel aay
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CENTRAL POINT HOUSE,
P.R. & F. A. lIARDT, PRorRlEroRs.
THIS House is pleasantly located on the shsre
i Of Lake Pepir, within few rods Of the
Steamboat Landing. Persons Wishing to spend
fsw days of recreation and leisure, will find
this tie place to do it. A good and we'll sup
Piled barn il attached to the house, and com
petent ostler always in attendance. -r.
The proprietcrs ha> ing leased the above pop
ulsr house and having thoroughly repainted
ths pnblic that nothing that they can do to
rake al. calling, comfortably and pleasantly
situated, will be loft undone.
Nay q, ls5s. s5y
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JUSTICES FEES.

't.'g JUSTICES FEES. no -
For each complaint under oath, Is
For warrant, - - - ~ 25
For subpoena for one witness, Is
For each additional one, aa-s7u2 -dT s
For each venire, q - ras-oeg -. .:-sn~25
For administering an oath, s.
For docket'g each suit and fil'g all papers. so
For entering each verdict Of Jury, - rs
For entering each judgment, -as'25
For each continuance, - = t,;7a-. 10
For recognizance, $50 so
For order for appeal, " 25
For appeal bond, =! g5- oH$-'b2 - 25'
For each transcript certificate with al 4
papers sent to Justice or Clerk, ad.$l,O0:
CoNsTABLES' FEES. r. f-...-,.. =
For serving each warrant, 25
For serving subpoena oh each witness, 10
For serving venire, = ri - !tia' -it4a 50
For serving and returning execution, 81 so
For each mile Of necessary travel from !
Justices Office to the residence Of de-
fendant or any witness, one way only, 10
For attending jury trial, -5S1. 80 so
For advertising property on sales, =: rs
FOR selling property, ten per cent on all
sales Of fifty dollars and under, and five per
cant. on all sums above that amount Il,
: For taking defendant to Jail, both going
and coming from the Justices Office to the
prison or Jail, ten cents per mile. Ia.
For serving attachment on juror or wit
ness, each, twenty five cents.
f2=a at7 JURORS FEES en- -12a " 6
To each juror per day : -ao..j,z-a 81 rs
,,-s s-s WITNESS FEES ,..n
Eor 0ach wit nocc ,,or rAo~ 1e
All the foregoing fees shall be taxed against
the defendant if found guilty. i
SEC. 80. This Act shall take effect from
and after its passage. ~a...;E,.sl.. :
GEORGE BRADLEY, ,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
-.-.r RICHARD &. MURPHY,
President pro tenn. of the Senate.
APPRovED-March twentieth, eighteen
hundred and fifty-eight. - aa
CHAS. i. CHASE, Acting Governor.
SEcRErARY's OFFICE, Minnesota 30,
March 20, 1858.
l hereby certify the foregoing to be true
copy Of the original on file in this Office.
CHAs. L. CHASE, Secre tary.
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WHOLE NUMBER LIT.

Of, the conditions of the bond provided for in
Section two of this Act, suit may be brought
on said bond in auy Court having competent
jurisdiction. by any person in the county in
which such license was granted, and ireco very
had for any sum not tse4ceeding the whole
amount of said bond, for each and every. viola
ton of any of the conditions of said bond.
Sec. 5. Any Board Of County Supervisors
may revoke any license granted under the pro-
visions of this Act at any time they may deem
proper, and every license granted by any Board
[of Supervisors shall be deemed to have ex-
(pired and shall cease TO be in force from and
after any violation Of any of the conditions Of
the bond required by this Act shall have been
proved before any Court having competent
Jurisdiction, aud thereafter the person or per-
sons who may have SO violated the conditions
of the said bond, shall be liable to all the pen
allies provided for persons selling liquor with
out license, by the Sixth Section of this Act,
by persons intoxicated by! liquors obtained
from them ~. - ltf.;lr
SEC. 6. If any person or persons shall sell
or malt liquors, in less quantity or quantities
than five gallons, without having first obtained
license therefor, agreeably to the provisions Of
eaA'0 ~, VI - Ivy - P~A o''~AA via"
pose Of any spirituous, vilous or tcrmented, or
malt liquors, under anv pretext or in any man
ner from which an intention to evade the pro-
visions Of this Act may appear, he or. they
shall, upon conviction thereof by indictment
in any Court, having Jurisdiction Of thesanle.
be idned for every such offense il any sum;not
exceeding one hundred dollars nor less than
twenty-five dollars, for, the use Of Common
Schools in the county where the ofteuse shall
/ have been committed, aud upon failure to pay
! the fine SO assessed, the Court shall direct the
Sheriff or any Constable, to destroy all spirit
uous, vinous or fermented, or matt liquors of
any kind, that may be kept for sale or dealt in
! by any such person or persons contrary to the
requirements Of this Act. 80 ..,,f.-.,.,.@r
Sec. = It shall be and is hereby made a
duty Of the District Attorney, Sherihs, Con.
stables and Justices of the Peace having
knowledge of any violation Of the provisions
of this Act, to make complaint thereof to the
Grand Jury at the next session Of tie District
Court Of the county in which the odense may
may have been committed after said violation,
or to a Justice of the Peace, which Justice
shall have full power to proceed to judgment
thereon. It shail also be a duty of the Dis
!rict Attorney to prosecute the bond given by
(such applicant as is required By the Second
Section Of this Act, for any violation Of its
1conditions, and the moneys collected on judg-
ments on such bonds, shall, except the taxable
COSTS be, i'll all cases, paid to the treasurer Of
the proper county, for the use Of the Common
l Schno1o thono;n HI Us-t4i tFtQta. 81 .7
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WIN. G. WlLLlSTON.
ATTORNEY AT LAW. AND
GENERAL INSURANCE. AGENT
Office next door to Lowater,s RooLstcra
RED WING, NJ. r.
Agent for the following reliable Insurance
Companies "Aeo
FARMERS UNION, Athens, Pa,
WASHINGTON UNION, Cleveland. Ohio.
HOPE, gainesville, '
REFERENCES
Hon: W. H. WEtcH, Red Wing, Minnesota
E. I. WILDER,
4. HITCHCOCK, Painesville, Ohio.
A. G. RIDDLE, Cleveland, Ohio.
n. u. KENDALL,
E" H. WILDER: Conneaut, K"
August %, 1857, 57y