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Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

INDIAN Matters IN TExAs-The San An
tonia Ledger gives the following extract from
letter dated Fort Mason. 23d january:
The entire available force of the two COM
panies here are out ut this lime after Indians.
as well as the m"st of the citizens for rs or 80
miles III this vicinity. The Indians made
i"rhy twn or three days aye upon all the set
Elements within circuit uf ~ miles of this
place. aud have succeeded in getting off with
some 80 or 40 animals that we have heard Of
gld wpunding Que man on the Liunn river
with two arrows and filling his horse as full
asa Porculine is with quills. have never
kh"wn ST. great nL Indian excitement on the
frontier as found here ON my return home.
News came in from Camp Colorado this
m"rplng that Lieut.. Fitz Lee 81 CaYnl"y
h"d oyertnken party of Inlinns and killed
two {" 'hem aud captured twenty five head
Of horses lie had a sngle,handrd encnuu-
Ter with one Of the Indians and succeeded in
kiI'lnS hun. am III hopes some O the par-
lies That are out frnni here will overtake and
ehasiise the depred ,togs.
=, Inc same paper says: "At n meeting of
% one citizens OF AtnscnscO county. held ON The
Z9d ct january, 1860 a company was formed
numbering ~ ."en, for the protection of the
frontier"
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

DEAD Peter McNaIiy VINO burst blood
vessel short time since, at San Francisco
willie assistiug in hoisting the anchor Of the
ship Bonde. died ON Sunday night ut the U.
S. Marine Hospital.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

ELL has been introduced into the Texas
LEGISLATURE, providing for the Imprisonment
of northern preachers, teachers and drum
r,srs who may come there.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

COLORADO TgRmToRY.-At the late Demo-
cratic Convention in San Luis Obispo county
,he members expressed themselves unani-
rou.ly against the proposed division of the
sate, and the creation of Colorado Terri
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

A PARIS paper announces that the fleets of
both France and England on the Algerian
coasts are TO be withdrawn, aud that they
will probably lie ordered TO the coasts of
Italy in consequence of probable war be-
tween the kingdoms of Sardinia and Naples
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

ANDREW ScoLA and a Chileno known MS
Spanish 10, were to have been examined at
Nevada, yesterday, charged with conspira-
cy to rob the Nebraska Mining Co.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
CATHOLIC CotLrop. The Nevada Demo-

CATHOLIC CoLLEaE. The Nevada Demo-
crat of Wednesday says:
We received IL call, on Monday, from the
REV. james Cruke. Vicar General Of CaIifor
nii who is now eng ,grd in collecting sub.
~criptions to endow a Catholic College Mt san
Francisco. About $4,000 will he required
for this purpose. Father Croke informs us
that he met with much better su, cess than
anticipated in the northern counties In
,lurysvile he collected about 81 300, aud
over 81. .402 in Grass Valley aud vicinity.
$500 of which was subscribed by the owners
uf Allisom rnneh lead.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

COMMITTEES IN THE lloUsE.-The New
'ork llerald's Washington correspondent
says it is understood that the Chairmen of
'he principal Committers will Le as follows:
Ways and Means sherman.
Ierritories-Grow.
Foreign Atfair--Corwin.
EIeotions-Wilson.
Post Ofiice-llaskin.
Indian Affairs-Coliflx.
Commerce-Carter.
Cmlms-Dow
Judlelary-Stevens or Tannnn.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

TuE recent discovery of silver ore in the
vicinity of Sprace Gulch. Calaveras county.
has attracted large number of miners from
various parts Of the State.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
G q UT 10 u .

1t has come to my knowledge that parties in San
tempting to forge my liable, with si hit alterations
using the name Delays" instead of "DALY's,"
I" AROMATIC VALLEY wHISKEY," and also using
the word " Cumberland" instead of " MoNONGA-
uELA"
These BOGUS LABELS have been put on bottles of
entirely different shape from mine, containing the
monest trash and packed in cases intended to initiate
and branded similar to the genuine, using the
Delays" instead of " DALY's."
Dealers in the INTERIOR as well as consumers are
cautioned no be imposed upon by this bogus artl-
Gle.
PARTICULAR ATTENTION is called to the shape
of my Bottle, which is unlike any oher and also to
the name, " WILLIAM HI. DAILY, NEW
YORK, :" blown in each Bottle
have no fear of this, any other spurious arti-
Gle, Interfering with the sale OF my
Aromatic Valley whisky
but cannot allow such base fraud to be practlced
upon honest merchants or the unsuspecting eOnsum-
er, without notcingt.
SyNE III. DALY,
Sole Proprietor New York.
N 9 II II.
C8 DaIy's Aromatic Valley
vVhiskey is for sale 10y most of the re-
spectacle Liquor Houses in California.
WM. NEWELL Il Co,
Soie Agents.
Jar2l5nis San Francisco.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
SACRAMENTO, March 1-llP. NJ.

The vote upon Delegates to Charleston re-
suited in II complete victory over the Weller
forces Seven Latham men are chosen aud
one Weller man. Bradley. The vote stood rs
follows; Smith, 2S4; Dudley, 237; Patrick,
24u; Dudley, 237; Patrick, 240; Gregory, 9S;
ljidwcll, 285; Raynes 232; Drihbclhee, 275;
Bradley, ls6; Creanor, lSj; Haun. l25; Sew
ELL III; E son, ISL; Terrill. 153. The eight
first were declared elected. This was com
plete victory of the Latham men and they
shouted Justify. a resolution was offered y
Vincent E. Gpgrr, declrring Douglass tn
last choice of California for the Presidency.
IIuml hrey Griffith obtained the floor and
spuke some fifteen minutes in a strain of frey
eoquencr; he defended Douglass and said
that California delegates would haze to set
side 10y side with him at charleston; that the
vo:,s of the Northwest would he wanted fr
for the Charleston nominee rs would nl.o
those of thirty thousand Douglas men in Cal
ifurnia.
Garter of Shasta, interrupted him. and
Griffith denounced him rs Buffalo AhOli-
ZIONIST. Griffith moved to lay tie resolution
on the table number of speeches were
made for and against. The ayes and nays
were demanded. and upon being called 2S5
votee aye, and 65 vote nnye. So the resolI-
ton was tabled. Ben O'Rear, Of Yuba, vo-
ted uye, the remainder of the Yuba delega-
ton voted naye. Griiith's speech was vehe-
menty applauded. and SO was the announce
meut of the vote upon his motion. lie never
spoke more eloqurntly or impassionedly in
California. National delegates are defining
their positions
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

IT is said that there is n young mana
reporter-connected with ene of the Troy
papers, who can write out whole speech,
sermon or lecture from memory, and that he
neYer takes notes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Tup Nav Yorl, Evening Post.

Tue New York Evening Post, olludlng to
The competition in steam navigation between
that port and san Francisco, states that it
has been losing business TO both the lines
engaged in the trade. 1t states that the Pa
enc steamship CompnnJ's loss in six months
Is SluOuOO The loss tu the Vanderbilt line
is not stated,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

C,pr PECK, who killed Dr. Harris, in New
Orleans. has been discharged.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

IT wns currently reported in Europe Mt
Inst accounts that the Pope had demanded
,be withdrawal of the French troops from
Rnmp.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
The rErdirnI Innn snrn,o.1,..,......-. -.

's' 4A'"ir"t "nu Surgical eustiGutc of
Dr. L. j. CZ\PkAY, Is alrealy secured in position
which Places It, as well It's proprietor. far above
the assaults Of envy an professional malice In tho
schools Of France the hishc: prizes are often owpr
ed to practitioners in this department of M.ji,ol
science, and they occupy with Others an equnrylonv
position in the profession. Wcor Is an Illus rous ev
ample shining light among the philosophical stars of
his age in lrops, and DR.. Cztpkay has fully equned
him In this country, proof Of Which, the Phila.
delphia College Of Medicine compl mentel hi II with
Diploma, and the honorary dd sHltdcll degree. se-
lecting this as his field Of operod, although qualified
as a graduate of the University Of Pesth, and late
Chief Surgeon Of the Hungarian Revolutionary army
for extended labors, DR.. l.. J. Czapbay as bent
his earnest attention l. the Of chronic aud pr
vate Diseases IN which he has bee me 50 great an ex-
pert that he Is w regarded as the LEAD R in this
branch of his profession throughout the United Stat s.
an his portrait and biography published mat
ter OF interest to their lders in the most exclusive
journals. The uoct r's Offices are at his Medical and
Surgic Il .titute Sacramento street, corner of
Lees Iorf, nearly opposite the buildings OF the Pa
cifc Mail Steamship Company.
tsS- We ask particular attention of our readers to
thesworn Certificates OF remarkable cures in another
column of this paper. dec2S.3m
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

A large number of quicksilver TASKS are
being manufactured in san Francisco, to he
sent To the new mines at St Helena, Napu
county,
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Texas FRoNrIRn Senate Of Texas has
appropriated 100000 for the defence Of the
frontier.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

IN the House Of Representatives, Mr.. Nor
ril has given notice of hill for the punish
mebt of polygamy in Territories.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

/. ONE PAIR ELE.iANr BAY BUGGY
sound, y,iaei 1t. W .,......... =. $50 90
Can he seen in 'front.' # uur "iifce, or At
Echert & JolnstoL's Stable. II street.
2. One fine 80 Il hunting case Mrtch. English
lever, Chrononttter balance fuil Jew eled,
sunk cnuds, beautiful engraved eases.
FOB chm nitarhed; valued at ........... $50 co
8. One IA les fine lava set brooch and ear
drops. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 40 Np
4. One hunting case watch, ,alieI ut...... 81 90
D. one inc California god buckle, made TO
order ................ ........... % Ou
G One elrg ~ e gasS gold beckett. o. "a
T. One eegint sporting seal, (horsh0...... A. on
S. One iHdivs' fine gold guard chlil........ 20 10
., 10, IL and r. Zach one ladies sets brooch
and ear drnps,.... ....... ....... ...ln, 4h OO
18, IA and IS Earh one double glass loclet S, "a 70
l6, II and IS Each one gold pencil case aud
Pen. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ..-,.. ), "a O0
10, uue In. gold double glass / cSet. zee. Is 20
-, One gents enamiueicd n, st"Ie setting " ~
y, O"e tine hunting case silver watch. 90. 81 W
% and %, oh one ladies' lava Brooch. Ltru-
scau work.. see. .. :... ......lS, 36 90
"a 'ne Cameo iorket pin .............. 49,. q o.
p. One Ladies old watch and chnin ........ o. 30
26, o ie Gne gull can head. (O,g )........ W 90
2I an :S Ereh one Indies swvci 10 krt
brooch ........ ..,..... .............iS, 90 y
20 aud 3d. Each one gents ele Ttut pin Il 2 90
81 one lndies' gol Necklace ............... 16 %
81, 50 S4 and 81. Each one gents enameled
seryc bu ton~ aud ....... q. e.. u g 90
Sc, 81 and 3S Each ladies' enaml'd ring 3, t. 90
80, due gents fine - hanI " piu....... .... 10 w
dr. ps Et,n can work....... ......95 81 90
A. A. "A 4 A. Each one double glass lok't 5, 32 o.
46 ana 47 FAch one lad es eleg tut buckle IS, 36 20
IS and ~ Each NJ sscs' bracelet ...., <, l6 w
full ieweed ....,.. ..... ,............ - 15o 70
81, SO and 49, Eacn one gents gold sleeve
81 55 90 Each one gents gold shirt studs S. "a ru
81 and 5S Each one I,nir Coral nrinlets 3, 90
10 and 81. Each one coral Necklace 3 80, IL 20
and stu ............',.. 4, y 90
Ga ana 65 Each one Gent, Vest caiu II 81, 25 %
66, 61, 6S, g. and %, Each me pair sleeve hut
H. 70 aad 49, Each one gents breast pin, q Is o.
"a Outlades' cameo brooch, Etruscau work, Is "
fail i~%elrd, engraved case, ~ 125 90
76 and H. Each one misses bracelet. ..,.6, u 80
IS one elegant sporting seal 4 rse) ..... SO 10
~ and 81 Each splendid lucket cross, 10, 20 90
81 and So, Each gents witch key....lO, 70 %
So Stand S., each one silver pencil case aud
Sc md 81, Each one = nts' ring &C.. zee. f., - o.
IS, 50 ~ d O., Each gents watch key, 10 u 81
OF aud 92, Each one pair sleeve buttons 30, on
% % aud 95, bach California gold ringG, Is 90
96 one ladies' California gold buckle engraved 10 40
91, One hunting case silver watch, ...... % 90
gs One ladies' lava brooch, etruscan work.. IS 90
0g One splendid wire sett brooch & eardrops, 80 o.
lvO, one Fine Gld Hunting Case Watch. En-
glish Lever, Ran way Time Keeper, full
jeWelled, ChronOmeter Balance, sunk Sec
onds, valued at..................... a. 200 90
Total value Of Prizes, 500 90
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
Sperial 0Otires.
SPECIAL NOTICE

At the Agricultural ir Of the Northern District Of
c~ltorna, the FIGSr Premium was awarded 70 VI
HAN-CuM G,r tue best u DAGuERR&oryrEs, AMBRoTrr5
aud PHOTOGRAPHS. (rae editor of the Democrat
TO The contrary notSithst ,nln-.) F1rproot List
o' Awards ceriel by Executive Committee, and for
lur'her prof call ant see the Pictures, at 3s ID
strg'', Opposite Wells F,rgo coos Express ONE.
- -Snpe'or Pictures taken as cheap as at
"''' ""e' Foon' sepl5 my
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

TUE London Times ridicules the PROPOSE
tions put fo:th in some OF the Southern States
of enslaying free negroes.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

The Virginia Legislature has passed bill
declaring an amnesty TO all who engaged in
duels previous 10 January 10th.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
nailp Yational llrmorrat.

AD. CLEMSON has been appointed Chief of
,be Agricultural Bureau.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

The San Francisco Bulletin says that At
iorneys Labatt and Tyler had "A slap on the
face and blow between them. just outside.
the 18th District Court room door, ON >atur-
day morning, caused 10y ones calling the
"thera puppy" while inside the room
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

AcconprNe to the Vicksburg Wing. the
the Gov. of Mississippi. was ut last accounts in
correspondent wilh the principal factories
throughout the country, with view to the
purchase of the new arms for the State Arse
nal ordered by the legislature.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

MINING IN SOUTHERN OEEGoN.-The Jack
sOnvile, Sentinel of the 10th, says there is
considerable excitement in consequence of
the discovery Of new and extensive placer
dsyings on Wagner's Greek.
The Appleg"te mines continue to yield
moderately but surely.
At Whisky Creek and Williamsburg, the
miners are generally hourishiEg.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

FREIGHT STATISTICS -Messrs. Lammon md
R'bhits have been engaged most of the time
during the past week in t,king the census
and collecting freight statistics of Nevada
and Grass Valley. They have not yet com
pleted the work, but from the statistics
which they had procured up to Saturday
evening, We are satisfied that not less thtn
10000 tons of freight is annually brought to
each Of these towns.-Nevada Democrat
IHeelltes.laN
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
San c@ranrisru Sdurrtixements.
DALY'S
AR @ TT n TIC
y ALLEY w EEGGE & z
FOR MEDICINAL USE,

HAS now taken that position in the worlds estma-
tiOn, which justnes its Proprietor in claiming for q
Superiority Unrivalled,
Produced, as it Is, 10y n process known only to the
and exracte from the choicest grain,
which grows no where but n a favored locality in the
Valley OF the MonDn ahea, an containing no parti-
Gle Of de!eterious al ixtlre thas acquired reputa-
ton for perfect purity and intrinsic excellence, based
solely uponit4 inherent merit, which the Proprietor
does not intend shall ever he forfeited. Its universal
use 10y the
Medical Profession
Is mostursehuy reco nmeudel. Already has II found
us way l"to the rrn;pal public and private Hnspl-
tils in the country, and wherever II has been once
used it forthwith becomes necessity
TIE attention of consumers is tiled to the ter!if.
Gates OF the ( blowing we'll known chemists:
have analysed sample of "DALY's AROMATIC
VALLEY WllSNf," and hul it /, be i pure article
OF hne flavor, an without any eeternus adm xt,re
JANIS L. Chiffon, NJ. b. Cheuiist.
New York.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
State Conventions.

SACRAMENTO, March lst.
state Convention met ut II A. NJ; commit
tee on resolution appointed one from each
county. Recess till o'clock. Att o'clock
committee asked further time granted. Re.
cess till O'Clock In committee RYAN Of
humboldt offered a resolution that all who
shall endorse the platform nominees of the
Charleston Convention he regarded as Demo-
Gratis, which was laid ON the table by an ale
most unanimous vote. At2 NJ convention
called to order and committees report ac--
cepted; the resolutions were adopted. They
are in substance as follows: lst. In favor or
the Cincinnati platform; %, approving of the
Dred Scott decision and declaring that the
Courts have power To protect slave propertv
in the Territories, and declaring it imnroper
for Congress to interfere unless necessity re-
qnires it; Sd, recommends the building of
the Pneific Railroad 4th that Dickinson is
the first choice of California for President
9th, in favor of the Overland mall routes
An amendment TO the 4th resolution was of
fered to instruct the delegates to Charleston
to vote for Dickinson, it was defeated bv the
following vote: ayes, 55; noes. 296.
The Dickinson resolution is therefore mere.
ly complimentary. The Federal office hold
ers opposed Instructions Delegates are now
being ,oted for. The whole eight are voted
forina lump. Majority sote required to elect
Each delegate is answering to his nurne and
voting piVo voce There are l6 candidates in
the field Weller and Latham not among
them. The voting must consume much time.
No fights to day. There were high word,
between Vincent Geiger and several San
Francisco delegates. The former having
said he dill not know how the latter voted
last t IL Charles Hempsted ossented in qui-
eling his delegation. In debate some dele
gate expressed willingness to send delegates
instructed TO vote as they thought best for
the party. mot for Douglns though" shouted
one, mot for Douglas. That's it, chimed
several.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

MAP OF WAsHoE.-The Nevndn Democrat
s'ys OF map of the Washoe mines, recently
published in San Franci-co:
a table of distances is given, from Stock
eSn, sacramento, and Marysvile. by the sew
eral routes, to Virginia City From Sacra-
m,i'ehto' by way of Placerville and the johnson
i"sS; the distance is put down at 1872 miles:
~ Nevada aud the IIennrss Pass, Mt l6S
Ir''es n making difference in favor of lhe
: "eerVitie route of six miles The distance
'ne llenness route, however. will lie con
oueraUiy shnrtened when the new wagon
ao"u Is constructed. The map has been very
.,esehlly published. as we notice the eleva-
non tloh OF Nevada above the sea is given at 2.573
@ Ies, 'he altitude ascertained by Mr.. E,liott's
."llrnd survey The altitude of the Pla-
oSrIl'rnnd johnson Pass is 6,753 feet that
Vi the Henness Pass ut $3.50.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

HolIoway's OtnttnenG.-Ersysipea and
Cmcer, the scou ges OF all cimrs, are infilliby re
moved by the application ofths powerful healing anti
dote 10 cltaneous and glanlular diseases the knife
hath no greater superscder than this great suhst te
for surgical operations. There are many living who
have escaped becoming the victims Of the latter by its
timely use
~ Sold at the mandatory, No. So Maiden Lane
New York, and by all Druggists, at 25c, G8c., and 81
per pot ftb2J
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

Al, lID police spoiled two hockmen'S sport in
sne riaz1 this worning The knights Of the
w',P having hrckgunrded each other like
hekn"ckets, took off their coats 10 fight il
OUT IKE gentlemen. When both got pretty
Reil pt furnished they were arrrested.-S r.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
VIZ. Il. day, Esn.:

WN. II, DAILY, ESQ;
pgAR SIN: Your "ARONATIC VALLEY Wits
Ky" Is received, and, alter careful examination, l
hnqrt TO be pure article, entirely free from tue
aduiterating INGREDIENTS So lreqeuntly used.
JAMEs ]. MAPRs, Analy yticaI Chemist.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

HaIi's SNrsnparilia, yellow Dock md
lodtle Of Potass-Adnirable Restorative and
PURIFIER Of the BLOOD It ceanses the systsm
Of all morbid and impure matter; removes blotches
pmples and scorbutic eruptions from the skin: re-
stores vitality to and strengthens the system
For rheumatism, Lumbago and Gnut, it is uuequaled
Sold by druggists generally at 81.
Il. HALL CO., Proprieters,
143 ana 145 Clay street,
sepi3,6m Below Montgomery.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02

STATE hss,yEr's OFFICE, 80 soMERsrr ST,
Bo>rnN, Mass, Apri lIth, l>JS.
WM II. DAILY, New York:
Dear Sir-I have ma le cheiaical ANALYSIS or your
"AKOMAtIC VALLEY WHISKY" and md 1t u pure
fine lavorei Rye WHISKY, containing NJ lnjurou
matter of any kind, and recommend rs suitable ior
medical aud pa jiic purp seq.
CHARLES T. JAcKsON, NJ D.,
state Assayer.
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
We find the following in the St. Louis

We find the following in the St. Louis
Herald
MEREDITH HcLLAND The cvcitc,ncnt i,
rr.,,rd to This Natural Grnius i. beconir
Intense AZ hi nSt eNhiition the most ,s
TOMS ing and puzzlin- questions were given
him in muthrm iti'nl calculuiinn. tiiyonone-
try, astronomy, rtte' of Interest, dc. that
human minds could produce. which were an
swered us quick ~ thought and which would
take dnys to cipher out.
FIsnING AT DUBUAuR, IowA.-The Dubuque
Herald says:
Any Quantity Of pickercl are taken from
the Wnspy just at present. III q fisherman
cuts II hole through the icp covers it with u
dry goods box to exclude his shadow. and
gets himself under it, lie has II wooden
miunow attached to string, which he ngi-
tntes about the surface Of the hole. Monsieur
Pickerel rises 10 get lunch, when the Gen
tlcnan in amhuscadr unceremoniuusy thruSts
spear into his back and pulls him our. -
Thousands of pounds have already been Ia =
ken in this manner
Daily national Democrat., 1860-03-02
u II I u L. &

VIII be distributed among the TicAet Holders.
Pomeroy weekly telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy, Meigs County, Ohio) 1860-1866, 1860-07-31
AN ORDINANCE
To prevent the running at large of Swine

To prevent the running at large of Swine.
Section l. Be it ordained by the Town Coun-
Gil of the town of Racine, That it shall be un-
lawful for the owners Of any swine to suffer
the same to go at large, within the corporate
limits of said town.
Sec 2. That it shall be the duty of the Mar
shall of said town to take up any swine found
running at large contrary TO the provisions of
the first section of this ordinance, to put the
same in pen or pound, and advertise the fact
by putting up written descriptions Of said
swine, in three public places in said town.
Sec 8. That the Marshal shall be allowed the
sum of twenty cents per head for each swine
taken up as aforesaid, ten cents per head for
advertising as aforesaid, and ten cents per
head for each days keeping in said pen or
pound
Sec T. That if the owner of any swine which
may be taken up in accordance with the pro-
visions of this ordinance, does not appear
within ten days from the date of the adver-
tisement aforementioned, and pay the charges
for taking up, advertising and keeping said
swine, the Marshal shall sell said swine pub
lie auction; and the proceeds of said sale, after
paying the expenses which may have accrued,
shall be paid into the treasury of the corpora
ton.
Sec. 5. That this ordinance shall take effect
from and after the tenth day of August A. D.
1860.
Done by the Town Council OF the town of
Racine, this 23d day Of July, 1860.
}. L. WALLAR, Mayor.
H. L. S1pLEY, Recorder. [3O-ltl