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East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

The Superintendeuts of the County Poor
presented their Annual Report, which, on mo
ton of Mr. Andre was accepted and referred to,
a special committee of three, to be appointed
by the chair.
The chair appointed Mcssrs. Pettibone, Hun
ter and Jeffers such Committee.
Mr.. Pettibone offered the following
Resored That the chair appoint Committee of i've to
recommend division Of this County into two Representa-
tive Distrcis. Adopted.
Mr. I.iskow offered the following
Resolred That the sum Of three hundred dollars be
levied and upon the taxable property OF Saginaw
cO.nty the year 1861 AMI that after the same shall
have been collected the county treasurer is hereby In
suced pay that the order of the town
ship board OF Ihomastown to aid said township IN deir
ing the expense of repairing the bridge across the To-
wussce river in said township
Mr. Jackson moved the adoption of the reso-
luton The ayes aud hayes being called for
the same was lost by the following vote -
Ayes-Mathewson Guilford, Loefiler, Andre,
jackson, Douglas, Liskow, Munger, SCHULZ
hess, Brockway-10 Ndyes-Haack, Card,
Adams, Pettibonc, Guley, Andrews, Schmidt,
Hunter, Jeffers, Wright, Miller, Gaylord,
Quackonbush, Freeman, Glover-l6.
Mr.. Gaylord moved to recon.idcr the vote
on the last resolution, which was supported
he then moved to make this motion the special
order for tomorrow rlorning at the hour Of 9
o'clock, which motion was lost.
Mr.. Gaylord, from Special Committee t.
whom was referred the Lists of Taxes rejected
and charged pack to the county of Saginaw by
the Auditor General, made report in writing
and recommended the adoption of the follow
ing resolutions in relation thereto:
Resored That the county treasurer be and he hereb
instructed charge back to the several townships
cities hereinafter named the following account
taxes rejected and charged back to this county by tn
Alt. A. nr.oI 10,
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

and thai sal sums DC asessed upon the taAnbe property
Of said Townships and Cities respectively.
On mCt.on of Mr.. Wright said report was
accepted and the foregoing resolution adopted
On motion of Mr.. Quackcnbush, the Board
took a recess until two o'clock p. Nj.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22
CoURr HOUSE, CRY OF SAGINAW, }
October IL. 1861 {

Fifth day of the session Of the Board
Board met pursuant to adjournment, and was
called to order by the Chair. Roll called, and
a quorum being present, the minutes of the pro-
ceodings Of yesterday we're read and approved.
Sundry claims were presented and referred
TO Committee ON Claims
Mr.. Hack, Chairman of Committee on
Claims, reported back sundry claims and recon-
mended their allowance; and said claims were
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

The Committee on Claims reported back n
claim of Michael LETTERS for fees as Juror in
Circuit Court, without recommendation ; which
report was accepted, and ON motion the claim
was laid on the table. The Committee on
Claims also reported back the following claims
with the recommendation that the claimants
have leave to withdraw:
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22
AFTERNOON SESSION.

Quorum present.
Supervisors
.JosEpn MATHEwsON Birch Run,
BERNHARD HACK, -Bumheld,
DARWIN A. PErTIBoNE, Bridgeport
J0nN HUNTER --------------M aplegrove
JEssE II. QUAcRENBUsH,- -Spaulding,
GEoRGE SCHMIDT, frankenmuth,
GEORGE w. CARD brady,
appeared aud took their seats,
Mr.. Augustine S. Gaylord, presented certi-
fcate of his appointment as Supervisor of
Ward No. /, in the City of Saginaw during the
present session of the Board, in the place of
Lewis Webster, temporarily absent which certi-
fcato was accepted and Mr. Gaylord admitted
to q seat as a member of this Board.
Mr.. Casper Schulthess also presented certi-
fcate of his appointment as Supervisor of the
township Of Xilwaukic, which was accepted and
on motion, Mr.. Shulthcss was admitted to scat
as a member of this Board.
Sundry Claims were presented and referred
to the Committee on Claims.
Mr.. Blackmore, County Treasurer presented
the Auditor Generals statement of delinquent
Taxes charged back to Saginaw County, which
on motion, was referred to a Special committee
consisting of Messrs. Gaylord and Hunter.
The Clerk presented statement of the
amount of State Tax apportioncd to Saginaw
county, viz: S6,7273 and on motion of Mr..
Gaylord said statement was referred to the
committee on Ways and Means with instruc-
tiuns to report the amounts necessary to be
raised for State and County purposes.
The Clerk also presented the Balance Sheet
of the Auditor General, which on motion was
referred to the committee on County Affairs
On motion of Mr.. Gaylord,
Rssored That the Of four Dollars be appropriated
the purchase of Pettbones Map for the of THU
Board and tho Clerk of this county.
Vacancies having been occasioned in severa
committees, on motion,
Mr.. Gaylord and Mr. Andre were appointed
to Gil vacancies in committee on County Affairs
Mr.. Miller was appointed to fill vacancy il
committee on Ways and Means.
Mr., Wright was appointed to fill vacancy il
committee on Claims.
Mr.. Schulthess was appointed to fill vacancy
in committee on Roads and Bridges
Mr. Andre presented petition signed b,
George w. Beeman and 80 others, asking til,
Board to determine the relative proportion t,
be contributed by the township of Thomastowr
towards constructing and repairing the highway
between ST. Charles and the Tittabawasse(
River at the Fraser Farm; which was received
aud on motion of Mr.. jackson referred to the
committee on Roads and Bridges.
The County Treasurer presented account.
against the City of East Saginaw and town
ship of Thomastown for moneys paid for The
support of the Poor of said City and Township
also statement of amounts paid by him to the
Treasurer of the Insane Asylum for Board and
Clothing for Betsey Lincoln, Anna Hill and
Lydia Livermore at the Asylum; which OF
motion Of Mr.. Gaylord, were referred to the
committee on Ways and Means.
Tho Roord thpreunon adjourned until IN
morrow morning at the hour of nine o'clock
ABEL A. BRocKwAY, Chairman
WILLIAM MoLL, Clerk
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22
8 90
6 81

Jonathan Bebso for Wolf Certihcats. 500
Walter Allen do do 500
D. H. jerome Co, sundriss for Jail....... 6s7
The Committee on Claims also reported back
claim of G. A. Wallace for Constable fees,
amounting to 1868, also claim of Daniel
p Foote for prosecuting criminal, amounting
to IS, with the recommendation that the said
claims be disallowed; which report was ac-
cepted, and on motion, the said claims were
disallowcd and on further motion, leave was
granted TO G.. A. Wallace to withdraw his
claim.
The following claims presented to the Board
were allowed without being referred to Com
mittaa nn Claims
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

The Committee on Claims also reported back
claim of Jared Freeman for services on the
Ithaca and st. Charles State Road, amounting
TO e21 38, and recommended its allowance at
els so; also claim of Bradley Adams for
like service, of 81 8S, with the recommends
ton that the same be allowed at % so; also
claim of Austin Blackmer, for board and serv-
ices on the Ithaca and st. Charles State Road,
amounting to s1S 80, with recommendation to
be allowed at Sl3 90. Report accepted.
On motion of Mr.. Andre, the claim Of Jared
Freeman was allowed at $21 38, and the claim
of Bradley Adams was allowed at 81 SO.
The claim of Austin Blackmer was allowed
at s1S 80, by the following vote
Ayss-Pcttibone, Andrus Guilfcrd, Hunter, Jefers,
Miller, Gaylord Andre, Quackcnbush, Freeman, Douglass
Liskow, Munger and Drockwsy-H
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

M w. HOLSTER for rep'g Safe In Regtr Once, 20
VIM. H. Hilton do Constable fees..........., 769
Julia Ferr do Witness fees. ..'...'...'. Is
Lydia Qurk do do .''''..'..''' Is
Eathan Lord do do .......'.'.' 70
On motion of Mr.. jackson, the claims Of
the Superintendents of the County Poor were
taken from the table, and after some discussion
the consideration of the same was made the
special order for tomorrow morning at the
hour of nine o'clock.
Mr.. Glover offered the following:
Resoreo That the Township Of plymouth be permitted
to raise and levy any exceeding dol
lars upon taxable property Of said Township for tho
purpose of building and repairing Roads and Bridges Ia
said Township in the ensuing year. Adopted.
The Board thereupon adjourned until to-
morrow at the hour Of eight o'clock A. M.
A. A. BRocKwAy, Chairman.
WM. MoLL, Clerk.
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

The Committee on Claims also reported bacl
! claim Of Leven Record, with the recommend
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

Resoired, That when this Board sdiourns u adjourn
until the 9Th day Of January, A. y. 1867 Adopted
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

By this amount to balance brought down.. s97s IS
Which was accepted. M
East Saginaw courier. (East Saginaw, Mich.) 1859-18??, 1861-10-22

Otto Rocser, for Interpreter fees, 81 80
John Monaghan, for CONSTABLE fees, l05
Thos l. Jack son, Juror fees on Inquest. ~. Sc
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
PROPOSALS..

CEALED PRO- osALS WILL BE RECEIvED AT THIS
y oluce until oepck NJ the 18th day of December,
1861, oi supply Ing the 5s ~ the following dcpos vz
or may ontnuca New York city Albany Boon.
Vile Huiiau Cherry Valley Cortland taneseo Hancosk
Roy Malone, Lyons Oswcso, laiisburg, Potsd an, R.
chester eketts lIarbor Syracuse Troy, Rome, Unad
Enira with ations in kind rations from and after
the goth day 0. Dece rnbcr, 1851.
The rations 1T Of the following articles TO witt
Three iourths Of pound OF pork bacon, and one.
foarth pound Of fresh beet; twenty-five Of
bread Hour, pound OF hard bread ant
fourth pound OF meal and NJ the rate TO every
hundred aons of eight quarts OF beans peas ana ten
eight pounds of as.ed ground coffee, a La
pounds of ea iteen pounds Of sugars fonr Of yin
gar one pound o. sperm candles, or one an oie.ourh
und 81 aamant.ne candles one and onehaf poand
OF aoN aldes, pounds OF soap anu Two quarts OF salt
In addition the foregoing twice per week, gallon Of
mcis one hundred rations, and thrice per week
Is ataioes at the rate OF one pound per
VINO heans peas rice, homny potatt cannot be r.
sued in the proportions .ven above equivalent IN value
shall be iss lcd in somc other proper icod
DesccateG potatoes dcscat mixed vegetables at the
hundred rations OF hundred ana nifty
Of the former hundred OF the latter may te
substituted for beans peas rice homny fresh potatoes
the foregoing rate twice week. In lieu of beans
lien OF or homny upon the felusoa OF the ocer
commanding the depot.
Fro 81 beef may be issued often the commanding
Of the depot may require IT. when practicable. in place
OF salt meat.
Every article specified forming part Of the ration be
0! the best quality.
Two good reliable suretcs required in the of FIVE
dollars EACH a New York Albany and Elmira and
depots the faithful fumcn Of Sureties
names with place of residence must be mentioned IN pro-
posus.
GEO. W. WALLACE
Captain First infantry United States Army,
Assistant COmmissary Subsistence
OrrlcF tsssrAwT CoMMissARY SUBSISTENCE ALBANY,
N ", Nov. ~, 1871.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

nduged in by any rational man. This would be 10 allow
70 every citizen the right to destroy at his pleasure tue
reputaton the peace the property and even me per-
sona safety, OF every other citizen. man mlsht out
Of mere malice revenge another OF tne most
Infamous crimes; might excite against him the ndiena
on Of all his fellow citizens by the most atrocious caum
nies; might disturb, nay, overturn all MS domestic
peace and embter his parental affections; might nilict
the distressing punishments upon the weak, the
tmid and the innocent; might prejudice all mans civil
and political and private rights and might stir up sedi
ton rebellion and treason against the government
itself in the Of his passions or the corruption
OF his heart Civil society could not go on under such
circumstances Men would then be obliged to resort To
private vengeance TO make up the deficiency Of
The law and aseassinaons and savage cruees would be
perpetaed with all the frequency belonging to barbarous
and cruel communities. is plain, then that the Ian
guage this amendment imports than that every
man has right TO speak, write and print his opinions
upon any subject whatever without any prior restraint
always that he does nure any other person his
rights person. property reputation and always that
he does not thereby disturb the public peace attempt
to snbvcrt the government"
or the presented for my action, upon the princi
pies above named, have, by order excluded from the
mails twelve Of these reasonable publications Of which
several had been previously presented by the grand jury
ncendary and hostile to constitutional authority
have the honor TO be, &c, your obedlent servant,
NJ BLAIR, Postmaster General.
To the PRESIDENT of the United States.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
Total .sl ,s5l ,2l4 1900 1855 2,442 $40 o,so2
The Boston Post, in its weekly financial review,

Money is as easy ever. Any quantity bo had at
to per cent by strong Names either on call or time
Outside rates up TO ~ per cent but they almost al
ways do that the 'fances out Of the way secur
ties but the whole market is dull within and without
lions OF specie. They have paid government eighteen mil
lions OF dollars since August 90 and have received from
government about nine millions for outside sales OF 10
notes. On Saturday there brisk demand for the
oan and when the probable future Of foreign rela
ons is well settled to the satisfaction Of the morous,
the demand may be active Even at this
duest period however the Boston sales have averaged
$500 600 to 100000 per week. The January dividends
will be large and considerable portion Of them will
probably 60 into the loan
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
Legal NOTICES.

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF NEW ZEALAND, NIT.
4 de tistrct-ls = vs. Huner.-Pursuant TO order Of
die supreme Court pde in the above cause wherein the
plaintiff behalf Of herself and all others the of
Kin Of Robert F who shall come in and contribute to the
espeEss u the su suit the next OF Kin OF Robert Eyre late
about the 9Th day of May 1875 ae personally or by
solicitors agents to nad establish their claims
such of Kin, at the Chambers Of Robert R1dger
Strang Esq., Il REGISTRAR Of the Supreme Court at Yelling
ton default thereof heY viii DeTtmptorfy excluded
from the benefit Of such order The 9th day Of July 1882
O'Clock in tie forenoon, the said Chambers
appointed for hearing and dlndcng on the said claims
ROBERT Il. sTKANG, Registrar.
Dated at Wellington this 10Th day OF July, 1861
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
CITY COMMERCIAL REPORT.

THURSDAY, Dec 6-6P. N.
AsHEs.-1hc market was steady, with small sales Of
pots at S. 56h and pearls at S. SO.
BREADsrurFs.-Flour-The market opened with ncreas-
cd hrmness and closed at advance Of &c. to 10c rcr
barrel chiefly for shipping grades Of common medium
State and Western The sales embraced % 900 bbls.,
good part for export, within the following range Of
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

VJTASHIKGToN SKATING CLUB.
w There aiIl be a meeting of the Executive Committee
this CLUB Saturday evening" Deccmber7, TX O'clock
at Gmours Hotel, corner Of Seventh street and Firth
nue.. Persons wishing become members make their
application, with their references the badges will be
G. F. OATMAN President.
W. b. CROWN, Secretary.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
SPORTING.

NOR SALE--TWO O BEAUTIFUL GREYHOUNDS, MALE
and female the finest in the city; the male is white and
black Marked the female is fawn color and white beau
ifuly marked Can be seen by applying at u West Twen
ty-secund street
-xTACHT FOR SALE CHEAP.-sLooP RIGGED, l6
L tons, fast and safe. all furnished with boat &c, com
pete; will Le sold bargain. Apply 10 Q. NIGER
sOLIS lar and cheapest wooden and metallic boat es
ablishmcAt IN the world. 2i3 and 2if South street.
YACHT FOR SALE-FoR LESS THAN HALE ITS
l. CABIN beat OF about tons newly rigEed This
fall furnished complete. Will trade ,swels jew
ery Inquire of KYLE foot of l2tib street Harlem,
of \. tONKLIS, i27tI stseet near Third avenue
MILITARY.
NTATIoNAL GUARD UNIFORM, WITH A SET or
~ Acouych'ents complete; also, extra Oyercqai
iy new. GLOR9E JoECKEL, 10 Chatham st.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

WAR PRICES s-sMITUsoNtAN HOUSE BROADWAY,
~ corner Of Houston street.--Hoel accommodating on
inc European ~ Prices greatly reduced Tor desirable sin
sic and family Roons heated and order
throughout Meals 70 order JOINTS 10 and Is cents; Chop
Steaks, &c ~ and 20 ceats, Poultry and Game, 70 ana ~
cs.ts, other things IN proportion. Call and sec;
s. E. MEAD. Proprietor
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
THE TURF.

(yEO; NJ PATCHEN WILL STAND FOR MARES AT
~ ths Dykeman Farm, Kinssbrdge. nntll February,
iS62, al Sl0U the season. WM WALrERilIRE,
Washington Drove Yard, N "
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
EXPRESSES.


A BURNHAM'S FURNITURE EXPRESS AND PACK
"A ing Establishment l13 West Eleventh street. between
Fifth and Sixth avenuesHousehoid furniture boxed and
shipped Parts of the world Covered wagons
moving furniture OF families. Furniture stored.
(,HRIsTMAs PREsENTs.-THE NORRIS EXPRESS,
" patfonzed by the most influential foreign houses of this
city, Will deliver any Great Britain all packages
containing Christmas Presents. in time for the Holidays
brourh, TO the Office by Friday, December g. Delivery in
Packages shipped to Havana by every steamer.
L. W. NORRIS, % Broad street.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
BOARDING AND LODGING.

A GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE GEN.
"a temen may obtain pleasant Rooms, with good hoard,
IN small priv family where the comforts OF home
be enjoyed; house has modern improvements Dinner att
Apply At 2tS West Twenty .aecond stree
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
BILLIARDS..

hlLLlAItDSs
THE SOLICITATION OF VERY PARTICULAR
II friend appear again contributor TO the Herald
Ny subjects nexhausibe; but Will merely state, at
present, that Billiards still continue at Is cents
Shaps splendid tables, with patent combination cushions
Hot free Lunch from ii toll SPENCER, l39 Fulton street.
A LARGE STOCK OF NEW AND SECOND HAND
"A Billiard Tables with Phelan's Combination Cushions
for sale at prices TO suit the times.
PHELAN Il COLLENDER, 63 to 60 Crosby street, N Y.
pILLIARDs-FOR SALE, A SPLENDID STOCK OF
ID and second hand Tables. tor Sf5 1l0 xl25 $780,
$500 ard 1880 and complete Taes let and private houses
furnished by w. u. GRIFFITH lB Fulton street
DENTISTRY.
T 1913 WEST TWENTY SECOND sTREET-TEETH
N filed with sold in the best possible manner free Of
charge The celebrated improved Atmospheric Sets Of Teeth,
So Teeth extracted without pain Call from to T. NJ
A RTIFICIAL BONE FOR FILLING AND REMODEL;
N ing aching decayed broken Teeth to natural shape
put in SOFT without pain color Of teeth and warranted ior
li.c. G. ID. CRAWFORD, Dentist
27 Amity street, second block from Broadway
NATIONAL DENTAL GALLERY, SIXTH AVENUE,
1N corner OF Twentysecond streetLargest and
pete manufacturer of beautiful patent Gumotype Teeth
extraordinary prlcessyer Sets So Rubber $40 Gold 800
Fucane SD Twenty years established First class dentist
~ guaranteed. Five premiums awarded Dr. MANSON,
dentist
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

The business Of the Philadelphia Custom House
in November was as follows:---
Duties receired. 1858. 1859. 1860. 1861.
Previous 10 LIZA SlS 2o3o 907 1869 275 2a 95
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
lowing was the business of the Sub. Treasury to-

The exchanges at the Bank Clearing House this
morning were $23, ,lls,444 10, and the balances
81 ,427 i06 "A.
The Chemung Railroad Company has declared
dividend Of four per cent, payable on demand.
The statements of the banks of the three princi-
pal cities of the Union for the last week compare
with the previous one and the corresponding time
of 1860 as follows:--
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

OE EAST TWELFTH STREET.-LADIES AND GEN
eJJ uemon desiring Board for the winter, will find good
Roosand accommodations the above desirable
location being few doors of Broadway References
q
The New York herald., 1861-12-06
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

A RCTURUS LODGE, NO. PA, FREE AND ACCEPTED
n Masons. The mem0ers hereby noied TO attend
the regular communication this (flidsy) evening" at ~
O'Clock, at the Gothic ROOM OF Genre snd Grand
streets. BY order JOHN VALENTINE, W. M.
WIZ. II. TupSER Secretary.
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

s)c GREENE STREET-IN THE NEIGHBORHOOD
~ OF thc best hotels and places OF amuseents furnish
ed Rooms to let TO gentlemen only Rooms from 75c S3
week. house has gas, Croton water, &c. and is very
uuie
The New York herald., 1861-12-06

Q NINTH STREET.-BOARD WITH ROOMS TO
EC let with without furniture in suits siuglc house
modern, well located, and terms reasonable. Dinner
O'Clock. References exchanged Please call
room
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

New Music.-JuSt received at the Broad Street
Book Store, A. p. CHURCH Co., Union Dxie's Land
Madens Prayer Cottage by the Sea- Defend the Stars
and Stripes; Flowers OF California Schottische; Flag
of Our Union; Bridal Veil Schottische: I'm Rolo in
Maschera Opera de Verdi La Reville Grand Military
March, Sott ist todt; Danish Dance; Christmas
Schottische; Happy Land of Canaan with splendid va
riatOns; Brooke Hall Polka; Swiss Medley; Some.
thing; Cuba Polka.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

New BOOks.-Humes History OF England, 6
vols; Pictorial History of the Mexican War Pictorial
Life of Frankin Life of Thomas Jefferson by Randall
vols; The Autocrat of the Breakfast Table by
Holmes; Charles o'Malley, the Irish Dragon, by
Lever; Diary of London Physician, BY Warren, and
many other Miscellaneous and Historical Works, for
sale at the Broad Street Book Store by
A, =. CHURCH Co
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07
0trada 2emufrat.
lII.l1I LOCAL MATTERS.

1 scHooL CENsUs.-Mr Chittenden, Superin-
...dsut Of Common Schools, has furnished US
-. allowing table, made up from the returns
II the School Marshals:
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07
Special Notices.

Under the administration OF dIstIn-
gushed physicians, SANDS SARsAPARlLLA has been
tested for twenty years in the public Hospitals as
well in their private practice with such complete
success as to have acquired the unqualified approval
of the medical faculty and is now held in the highest
esteem and is universally used.
The Nevada Democrat., 1861-11-07

THE District Court has ordered that the pub
lcation Of the Nevada Journal be continued
until further action Of the Court. We have
not learned who was ordered to furnish the
copy.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-03-14

u1onoeooaoe = = y19-oooy = uoDa -
/ v l,vs =, $50 b.'siise r.
|islse vA1& soas1al from our
|lov Leq aasaY, 81 sha following.
which hes become Law 10 1llinoia, y at
least one hueklsberry beyond onr per.
simmons. The following act should
have the following caption "As Acf
70 DEVELOP swlnluHo n ILLIxou":
"Sse. ]. Be 4 esoeapd ~ H. people
Of sAs i6ssts Of Nlisois, sep,ssssstsd in
TIE General Assem6ly-That If any per
son shall ride, lead, Of drive any wagon,
carriage, dray, cart, or other vehicle OF
conveyance, or any horse, mare, mule,
or o.. or other ani1al over, on, or sCress
any public bridge nssd by the public,
within the limits Of this State, be shall
forfeit and pay for each oNense, the sum
Of i've dollars, which penalty shall be
collected, either before Justice Of the
Peace, or by su indictment in the Cir
cult Court of said county, ~ il now pro.
vided by Section one, Of IN Act entitled
90 Act TO amend chapter ninety three,
Of the Revised Statutes, entitled Roads,
approved Jan. 20, 1852"
II il fair to presume that something
else il meant, though mot expressed.