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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21
State of Mississippi,
NOrubee CountU .


PROBATE COURT, SEPTEMBER FERN A, .. 1860
In the matter of the petition Of Norman
Mcleod, John F. Mcleod, and Ran.
dali Mcleod, executors Of the last
will and testament Of John Mcleod
deceased, to have commissioners ap
pointed to divide the slaves amongst
the heirs aud legatees of said dece.
dent
To Anna Ammons and her husband A
AmmonS, nonresident hel -
NTOU &, notified t DO ant
court houso %taoreo,, -, tho eld No.
day in October, A. D. 1850, and c.
"Wednesday it being the third day Of
said October term, then and there to
show cause, if any you can, why com )
mlssioners should not be appointed to 5
divide The slaves amongst the heirs and {
legatees Of said decedont as prayed for B
in the petition fled in this court. a
Issued on the 18th September, 1860. |
CHARLES BELTS. a
Clerk. b
Sept. 10, go. 4w
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TEXAS HEDGING COMPANY,
Hedging OF BOcs Dare or
ORANGE.

OSAGE ORANGE.
RTOW is the time for the Farmers to
IN avail themselves of the Op~pOTtunl.
ty Of getting them q Hedge planted and
trained by this Company, who have had
from 10 to Is years experience in the
business, guarantee to give general sat.
~isfaction to ell who may favor them
We can grow yOua
LIVE FENCE
in four years time that will be impcne.
trabls by any kind Of Stock whatever,
aad that will stand the fury Of the tem-
pest for ages to come.
Persons getting US to HEDGE for
them are requested to prepare the
HEDGE ROW
and work the hedge according TO In.
atructions.
Terms Of Hedging.
Double Row per mile, $4,000, one
third down, the balance when the Hedge
is completed.
Persons wishing to purchase Seed or
or Plants can be accommodated at any
of the Undersigned Agents, at the fol-
lowing rates, to-wit:
Seed per pound 75cents, or per BUSH
81 $4,000.
Plants per thousand IS 90.
Our Seed are gotten out in the up
per Trinity Valley, Texas, under the
supervision of one Of the Company, and
are warranted fresh and genuine.
Ifyou want the genuine Seed make
your purchases ofthis Company, Or their
Agents.
Pomeroy 4 Marshall, Mobile Ala,
H. Dent, Macon Miss,
Edward King, Monteyallo, Ala.
John X. Ottley, Columbus, Miss.
7. j. Lewis " Co, Aberdeen, Mss.
Persons DESTROYS Of having work done
in this county, will please forward orders
to our Agent at this place, DR.. H Dont,
when they will receive prompt attel ton
II. l.. MORRIS CO.
May 0, 60. ly
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S, R, B ELL,

Respectfully offers his services to the
surrounding country, in the practice of
Medicine aud surgery. Female diseases
will receive his special attention, Of.
fee, 8 miles southwest from B~rooksville.
June 4, 1860, If
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New and Fresh DRUG, !


TO TIVE CITIZENS OF NOXUBFr 1orND,
DERMIG me respectfully to call your atteptr .HrNll
n DRUCj, MEDICINES, CHEMICALS. p n y Tgea III
Sluffs, &c, hich am lust now receivinU and S'oMS, on
PHILADELPHIA Cincinnati, and other cities. These %NfF lq
chased und the most favorable circumstances. m I % 'anR
from the mlnfacturers,a and have been selected bv an ,oT %nnm IMt
gist, ano OF altogether competent to the task. tbi r "Sus ~
that my ao sas large, varied, and we'll adapted ~ rmo YH
be tout c Y where in The interior of the Stat. nj a w. SE
as mod aIY remuneraIive prices as they can be o. ,n W. 9a
Ny DC comprises every thing usually kept in .laIIrI Ia
All we rel pure and good. Please call and gy ,"o"uqa
OtEs respectfully solicited and promptly ""R0
Sept. 1; IS59. ~
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DIR, J, B. L

EOFFERS his Professional service,
TO the citizens Of Macon and the ad.
joining country in the practice Of meGi.
cine and surgery
OFFICE.-In the Harrison build.
ings up stairs.
June 20, 1850. Nv
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SASFORg's
Etre;' ~EaUiS9rGiGTs
NEVER nEBiLL INIaaI

NEVER DEBiLI 'AIAS!
III is GOVT .JNDa2 GELl;5l sSasr
and has me AN es,s lVt, AZ - awe
Yedcine, know andAp L,pN I'm confidence
uasd Il, aud IA Tow Re re -,s,,,maniod.
~ Al the disease lor ~ -sVSar,oyaArs,
I, has cured AousAnds Y - -r,I,f =. thauu.
who had given up Ell agps Il Nv q session
merous unsolicited eerh' Ruc"S
SHOW III T. 81 .eYye amenl
Of tAe individual am 'lls \ y,
ties as % aci gently G. " 49, iuIaa you 10
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thr uss Of the INE y &c aDr# tT-
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Macon beacon. [volume] (Macon, Miss.) 1859-1995, 1860-11-21

IA. MACON, MISS.
f WI have now in tore o new stock
w Of Wallpaper and indow.
Shades. from four TO eight feet LONG. to
suit oil sizes Of windows, Shade filings
Cornices, CauTtain' bands, worstcd Ia.
bic Covers, printed Oil Table, Bureau,
and Stand Covers; Green, Blue and
black Oil,cIolh for Covers, Counter.
anes and Furniture Prints, for sale
by M. d J. HOLBERG.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Sheelings, shirtings, Osnabures,
Cuttings, Stripes, Kerseys, Linseys',
BLANKE rs,
Bed and Cradle Blankets of variops
qualities and sizes. Negro Blankets
from fourteen bits a pair, &c.
FLANNELS.
White, Red, and Yellow Flannel
fall woody from so cents to 81 25 psr
yard also, a lot of Angola Flannel
for infants wear. at So cents a ward.
A large lot Of Kentucky Jeans, Sa.
tlnets, Cassimeres, Black Doeskin
Casimeres. black Broadcloth, for La.
dies Cloaks, at 81 rs a yard.
DRESS GOODS.
American, French and Euolisb
Prints. figured and plain,l Dclains,
French Merino, Pole de Chevre, Sol.
Checks, Silk foulards, Debeve's
wors'td Robes, Black Silks.
DIR own Importation,
A rye LOT of French Poplins, pla,d
and ripes a 5 bits a yard only.
SHOES and BOOTS.
The best stock Of shoes and boo,oo
Gents and Children's W
lIso, Milchell's patent Copper T
SHOES, Negroes an
. 4ssets and mud Boots at the ir
prices. 80,
MADE CLOTH ID
A superior stock Of ClOthindfpbpovs
# which are our own manu- loewes,
llso, Gents and Boys Hats an
Ill Of the latest style and fashion
VARIETIES.
Belts Bonnet Ribbons, Emb'd Co..
lars, Sleeves, Edging and Inserting.
Laces, Servings, Linen Shirt BosOms'
Marsailles Bosoms. Collars, and wrist.
bands 10 Sets, with Buttons and But.
holes already fixed at eighty cents
whole set.
TOILET ARTICLES.
American, French, and German
many Of which
our own direct importation !; Nail.
Tooth end Hair.B Brushes; Horn, Ivory.
and India rubber, Finetooth, Dress 4
Tucking Combs; Hair.Pins, &c.
TRAVELLING UTENSILS.
Lady's and Gents Trunks, Valices.
Carpet and OilclOth Eags, Morocco
Toilet and School. Bags, S~addIevalets
Saddlery, Umbrellas, &c: ali al
which we will sell low and on pood
terms.
CfOckery, Glass and Tinwure. Cas-.
&c, &c.
nrCarriags Trimminet, at reduced !
BY
jan 90 N. & !. HoLRRRG
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23
ssPIfCh In.v

The last Xenia Ners contains the follow
ing choice moroccan relative to Hon. L. d..
CAMPBELL
"Hon. Lewis d, Campbell has announced
himself G6rnenst the Republican party, and
declares that he spits upon the platform,
The platform should be thoroughly secured
be(6re IL is used again, or il tciH smell Of
tohisky.'
If a Democratic paper had spoken thus Of
Mr.. CAMPBELL previous to the publication of
is late card the entire Republican press OF
lis region would have been quick to denounce
but now matters have changed; and be-
use, forsooth, Mr.. C.. deems it his duty to
oppose LINCOLN, those who were loudest in his
praise a short time since, are now most prom.
inent in abusing and v%illifying him. Whether
Mr.. CAMPBELL will quietly take this denuncia-
ton from those whom he has so often defend
ed and aided, remains to be seen.
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sEUnIOn for the sake of the
UniOn.''

Under the above head, the New York Ere
ming Express, a paper which supports BELL
and EVERETT, published the following editorial
on Wednesday last. The indications convince
us more aud more every day, that before the
day of election, all of the conservative men
in the north will unite to prevent the election
of the Chicago nominee:
The Little Giant having stirred up New
York, il will be seen is waking up New Eng
land and infnsing an enthusiasm into his fol-
lowers there which contrasts strongly with the
apathy of the Lincolnites thus far IN the cam-
paign. So, too, out West the conservative aud
atriotic element is very active in the same
ause. The commercial and business interests
aturally sympathizing with the conservative
nd p~atriotic impulses Of the time, are seeking
close alliance in the expectation OF oyercom,
ing the worst enemy which those commercial
and business interests and those conservative
and patriotic impulses have to contend with
we mean the Republican Abolition party o.
the North. Thus, we read in the last Cinein
natl Times TO hand, q call for a grand ratlfi
cation meeting of all citizens opposed TO thu
present sectional strife and in favor OF a re
turn tothat concord and iraternal feeling whicl
formerly characterized us as one people. Tn
call is admitted, even by the Lincoln papers
10 be very largely and respectfully signed,
The friends of Bell and Everett will be Their
and so will the friends Of Douglas, and W
doubt not a good many sensible and SCUM
minded RepnblicaDs who cannot consent :
follow the periiods paths where the Sumner
ana Loveioys land. We heartily rejoice a
ne cheering prospect thuS opening up Z
Ohio. We trust our. friends OHf there vii
keep He ball rolling ao etD
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23
MIR. speech.

We dropped in at Beckels Hall for a short
time on Saturday evening to listen to the
speech of Mr.. ScHENcK, and we will say that
the gentleman is a talented speaker, but his
arguments contain a vast deal Of sophistry,
that can easily be scattered like chaf before
the wind. We will not notice any of his
points, although we have copious notes, but
will keep them in case what is to be, is"
We should like to know il Mr.. S. intends to
support BREcEINRIDGE or LiScoLNf HI
speech was almost entirely in advocacy of the
claims of the former.
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Democratic Meeting In RAN
dOIph Township.

The following resolution was adopted by
'the Union National Democratic Club" OF
Randolph township, on Wednesday evening,
the 18th inst.
Resolred, That Hon, c. L. VALLANDIGHAN
be invited TO address the citizens of Randolph
in a mass meeting to be held in Union Grove,
ON Thursday, August 9th, at o'clock, p m
and also an invitation be extended to the Day
ton Democratic Club,
Owing to the fact that Mr.. Y~ALLASDIGHAN
had been previously announced to address the
citizens of New Paris, Preble County, on the
day above mentioned, we have taken the lib
erty to announce a meeting in Randolph
township, on Friday August 10, at 2 o'clock
p m, which we trust will prove satisfactory Il
our Democratic friends in Randolph.
See list of Democratic meetings
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23
RALLY At THE MADISON HOUSE.
Especial Correspondence Daily Empirc.l
MADISON HOUSE, Butler CO., O.
.Inlv d lRGn

MADISON HOUSE, Butler 20, ".
July u, 1860.
Eds. Empire:-Notwithstanding the I'M
propitiouss state of the weather, it having
rained most of the day, the Democracy of this
township had a glorious rally to-day at the
"Madison House. at least three hundred of
the hard-isted Democrats of the surrounding
country being in attendance.
At the hour designated, 3 o'clock, the crowd
was called to order by the election of d. IL
PECK, Esq, as President, when the Hon. G,
L. VALLANDIGHAM, our talented and popular
Representative in Congress took the stand,
and addressed the audience for about two
hours. The speech was one of the best which
| have ever heard "VALL' deliver, land du-
ring the last eight years ! have heard him Of
ten) eloquent, argumentative and courteous.
During the entire time occupied in its delivery
the crowd paid the most respectful attention,
and upon its conclusion gave the speaker
three rousing cheers, and also three for the
Democratic Nominees.
We expect to do better in this township this
fall than we did in 1853, when we gave "VALl'
ticO hundred and heavyweight majority over
CAMPBELL Some of the Republicans here
abouts are particularly severe and d%enuncia
ting of LEwIs D." for publishing his late
"card' against LINCOLN and the Chicago plat
form; while others, more conservative, fee
much inclined to, and doubtless will, follow his
example.
The Democratic nominee for SupremeJudgt
of the State-Hon. t. J, S. SmrH, Of your city
will have more than a party vote in this re
gion, as have heard a number of the oppos
ition declare openly that they intend voting
for him, while l have not heard one who en-
dorses the course, or likes the nomination Of
BRINKERHoFF.
think you may set "old Butler down Al
good for at least Fifteen hundred m%aiorit.
both in October and November next +,
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23
From the Interior.

We met yesterday an intelligent Democrat,
who has been travelling during the past week
through several of the interior counties of
Kansas. Everywhere he says he found nine
tenths Of the Democracy favorable to the cleo
ton ofthe "Littie Giant" II Is so all over
our broad land, The enthusiasm is only
equaled by that which preceded the second
election Of Old Hickory to the Presidency.
Before the ides of November but few will be
found of the "Old Guard who are not doing
gallant service under the standard Of Douglas,
-LeapenDorth Kansas Herald.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23

A Q~rEsrIoN.--Mr Vallandigham is a mem
Der of the National (Douglas) Democratic
Committee, as the representative of the party
in Ohio. That committee has very recently
July ISSUED an address TO the Democ-
racy of the Union, giving a history of the dis
ruption of the party, deuouncing the Breckin-
ridge Seceders in the most positive terms, and
insisting upon them being cut off from all
fellowship with the regular Douglas party, as
disorganizing hereties.- Journal
We will inform the editor of the Journal
that his statement that "Mr. VALLANDIGHAN is
a member of the National (Douglas) Demo
cratic Committee, as the representative of the
party in Ohio" is not correct Hon HuGH J.
JEwErr is the member of the National Com.
mite from this State.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23
99artmrrshlp.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.
UNHE partnership heretofore existing between t,e nm.
dersigned under the firm Of 4. x 4. WdAlNsTosl.
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent EifhH paftv
: authorized to use the name Of the lgm III settling the
iHsiness. LENI W~OLLASTON,
? July ID, 1850. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES e
fINiE undersigned have this day entered into patnor.
u ship under the firm and name OF PHHETPs a
~lAASf for the purpose of carving on the
Milling and Grain business,
" A: PHllLus having purchased fe entire interest Of
LHu WoLLAsrOS in the Osceola Mil, the bnsiness
will be continued rs heretofore.
ia. PIIILLIpS,
1ylOd6aw2 SYLVESTER WOLLAsTON
NOTICE.-An persons owlna me are ,,,,nes,ad A.
IN. Iay up within 30 days. All owe are aske,i Nj bring
n thor hlls, iylAi8 BENL sCHiEBIES
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23

IL NOWN az the "Piqua Look Milla,' situated ON Main
idN s.lcel, near NE centre of the ctyof Pnm. The
~ lh,s1our run OF stonei machinery all m eoinplete or
ler, ! mas a large city and country custom. md Leing
l1valed on the Canal, and near AnlOads, IL possetses
S SrS navah'ages in the receiving aud shipping OF grain
mere y also connected with the Rboyea pood sa,y
mil flling mill, carding, spinning nnd noy,er ioonas
Snu large log yard The whole Il supplied by an abun,
~ power nom the Canal, at the low rent Of S2lO per
das FIGURING NH will be sold separate, or tbewhoM
sonHble jyfo cHAs. E cTARKE' sd al
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23
HOUSES.

y every description and price. The following il the
~ location OF some Of them:
list STREET, between Main and JeGerson,
lngs. y i"'o "he ahei-
FOURTH STREE " "
WITH STREET, between Naina and Ludlow;
MlLhlNSGN ST, =" Fourth and FihL,
LUDLOW sTREET,f First and Water
Over the Rhine"
SMITH STREET, near Brown;
JokEs sIhEhlA between Brown and JeftaraoDs
ihhrrIFeoS iiMnSEi' Jefferson and Tecumsoh.
SAsksoN ST. Finh and Van Bnren;
MAlNE STREET South of Finh; ""
IN BANbRlDGEST,, North Of a Ar.
,- lLlNI0N STREET, near Third,
sECOND STREET. East az Webster,
lhese are many Of them very choice pieces Of pronaytv
Nlhl W are offered low. | have besides those alove
ehunenalsQ' = largo amount Of very eheap propeTtv M
the suburbs, iar Eale and trade. N FNTy'"
oHAs E. CLARKE, Real Estate Agent.
10 Clrgg's Binding, Third st.
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@anoifs.
To Lovers of Good ThIngs.

IF you want your Party or Wedding Tables decorated
| with rFUUffa HW
CAKES AND PYRAMIDS
OF every description, that can't b. eAcelled, Leave
your orders ut ~ M~ARSnALh'S,
iylS No, SA5 East Thru st. Dayton, U.
UINE C~ANDIE3.-0f every variety, pure and fresh,
il 90 to Dol.
WIS Irsrn No. 223, East Third IT., Dayton, o..
.CMALL CAKEs.-A good assortment Of Small Cakes
ID kept constantly on hand ut
lyis No. 22s, Fast Third st, Dayton, o.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23

Day-An Address TO the Democracy Of the
United States, by Messrs. TAYLOR, PuGH and
Resi-, will be found on the outside of to-day's
paper.
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He will also address the citizens Of NEW
PARIS (Preble county, and riciaig o.
Thursday Erening, august 9, 1860, at ~
O'Clock.
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ACHARGE ALONG THE LINEw
IIon. O. =. YamandIrhnm

VIII address the citizens Of WINCHESTER
and vicinity, Preble county, on Wednesday
EceHiRg, august 8, 1860, at 6 O'Clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23

He will also address the citizen Of Ran
delphi Township Montgomery County, in
Union Grove, on Friday afternoon, August
10, at 2 o'clock.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23
Choice Lot for Sale.

Ehf suitable for Hotel. The LOT ~ on the North
~ East corner OF Sixth and LudlOw-GG g-IyIO0 feet
Ihisis a location well adapted fora Hotel, and lie prop
y onered nt q price and terms 10 suit any one
''t,t5ns"B !" purchase CHAS. Il CLARKE,
ltE Third street
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Flax Seed Wanted.
New Ice Cream Saloon.
BAKERY AND CONFECTIONERY,
Ios AIN STREET ABOVE FOURTH,

TOS. Is. BOSLER would announce to his Friends and
81 the Citizens Of Dayton and vicinity, that he has nust
opened and refitted IN elegant style II new saloon, where
he will he prepared to serve his customers refresh
ments Of all kinds, viz:
ICE CREAM, LEMONADE, SODA, NECTAR, &c.
In the best style. The Ladies' Saloon, (p stairs) is
fitted in eleglnt style, richly furnished and carpeted,
surprising anything ofthe kid before attempted in this
city.
There will ut all times he found q supply Of Fresh
Bread, Rusk, Alacaronies, Egg Kisses, and all kinds 0f
Pound and Jelly Cakes, Cracknells, Boston Butter, SUI
gar, Picnic and Ginger Crackers, made especially for
daily use in families.
H1,I1ease give me a trial, at No. 100 Main st.
my5
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He viii also address the citizens Of NEW
PARIS (Preble county, and riciaiB on
Thursday Erening, august Q, 1860, at ~
O'Clock.
He will also address the citizen Of Ran
delphi Township, Montgomery County, in
Union Grove, on Friday afternoon, August
10, at 2 o'clock.
He viii also address the citizens Of MID
DLETOwN, Butler county, on Tuesday
EceniHg, august IL, 1860, at s o'clock.
Win also address the citizens ofFARMERS-
VILE Montgomery county, and ricinity,
on Saturday EeeHing, august IL. 1860, at
"A o'clock
let all who desire the faithful enforcement
Of the laws Of the land, comel
Let all who believe that our Government as
formed by the heroes Of the Revolution, can
continue to exist and prosper, come!
Let all who are opposed to the sectional and
dangerous creed of Black Republicanism,
comcl
Let all who believe that the people are capa-
BILE of selfgovernment, comel
Let all who are willing to stand by the
Union, and the Constitution, the rights of the
States and the sovereignty of the people,
comei
Let all who would cheer on the patriotic
cause, comel
Let all who would maintain the c%onstitu-
tional equality of the States, comel
Let all who are opposed to the odious doc
trine of negro equality, comel
Let the young men, who look to a glorious
future for the Republic, and who desire to
perpetuate our liberties, GOMEZ
Come ns the waves come when navies are stranded,
Come Ns the winds come when forests are rende,l,
Come as treemen come when there Ia a Union IN save,
Come Us true democrats with strong hearts and brave
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1860-07-23
FOR SALE.

A convenient two story Brick Dwelling on Jones street,
consuming D rooms, summer kitchen, cistern, well.
cellar, staiiing, &c., with choice fruit. This property
WI be solh az bargain II pplicauon be made soon, az
ny owner wishes TO remove nom the city. Enquire OF
lezz CHAS. Il. CLARKE, Third 81.
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paritp.
AN ORDINANCE.

urxpAToRy OF an ordinapee 70 provide for he
a seeeasiar andcoileetlue ntaN upon doga,tn prevent
fltohee nnnfnR NJ large, and 70 provide falnN the prev.
eience q Hylrophdbain The CITY Of Dayton passed
Afslr H. Il ohloiaoft g AZ CIV Qsuct n M oy Of
Da,fss' That hereafter during the continta ,ce IN
fnrse ~ Inc Mayor'a proclamation " rlaiion 20 dogs
aiming ii large ~ The city, VI provided ntectionI Of
M orfnanee on llnt subject. passed Anril y, 1883, u
sbnli he he duty ofihe CITY Marshall and hs a~ssistant
10 take M n~laiinlnis 81 the dog KIND tIund running n
iarse without nuS1lcs. and cau~e them 70 ~ ~securesiin
srf,e aae tiace ff y period not less than THREE, nor
,,ore fhanfVe dnts, iulorc the same nro destroyed.
srr y n ahall he the duty ofraid Marshal 10 deliver
posse-sion Of any dog toItq MASTER VI satleked Of the
,srhershlno u tho saue, but not without demanding and
secnrna hpm ruah owner r ilne q 70 eemia and also
i0centse day for every day such dog siah IL h%arhored
~ n Hi DOGS unclaimed within three Days may be
,lestroyed or Sold y the marsimi on his d%ltoretion, and
Mi moneys arising nom fines or sales, shall after paying
iii extri,eoa incurred hi carrying into efieut The proyis-
zone oftiiao rdinanee, he considered ~ compensation
10 ne Gty marahnl for his services,
src. A. An %proYisnns Of any ordinance heresoiore
paAaed o~onHetiua wiihthe provisions o. tins ordinance,
are hereby frpealed.
Sac. .. This ordnance 10 take effect fron md after
VIM. nOMBERGER Pres. City Council.
~Atteat-ANfitoar 81 HPnFSa, Cry Clerk.
Passed July i7in 1850. yls
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33 acres on the Shakertown Pike, four miles from the
Handsome two-stOry fmme house, rooms.
Fine barns, good bearing orchard, smoke house, spring
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Goal.
Coal! Coal! Fire! Fire!
FOR PURE YOUGHIOGHENY
Coal.

90 TO j, U. sHOUp, (suoeessor 10 b. +. shounA
" Agent am selling Youghiogheny CoaI al 20 cent?
per hnshel cheaper than you can get IL In my other
nq. Yard and ONCE on the west side afthe Canal IA.
sln, between First and Second streets. Orders len ~
Shonp's Flour Store.