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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01
NEW ADVERTISEMENT.

\ A.AA ~ ~ 4AA0 II -
ADgT AND INsP'R GEMS OFFICE, }
RIcHMoND, Va, Nov. 81, 1858
General Orders, No, $50.
/. Enlisted men who have been for may become,
permanently disabled and who held certificate Of q
Medical Examining Board to that effect and who
have not been discharged from the SERVICES may have
their Iatlous committed at ($l.25) one dollar and
twenty i've cents diem whether they are in hos
pltal, private quarters or on furlough.
H. Men liable to conscription W no have Joined con-
panies TOR local deIence VIII be dlscA from such
companies and conscribed. This order is not intend
ed to effect compan es TOR which special exception has
oeen made 1sf Oy the War Department. By order.
| lSlgned) 5. COOPER
Adjutant and Inspector General
| ADJT AND INSP'R GEN'LS OFFICE }
n,,<. RICHMOND. Nov. 70, 1868. !
l. Forage IN Kind will be issued officers entitled to
H. stationed, by orders from the War Department at
posts and not in the field tor but one ho az each In
lieu OF forage, eight d,iars month NAV be allowed
Ior eacn morse to which the officer ma, be entitled =
certificate in each case will be given that the "hor-
ses are actually Kept IL service and mustered"
II, ofhcefs OF the Adjutant General Quartermas-
Yer oommlssary Except purchasing Commissaries,
msacal ana ordnance Departments, Signal and Reg
and Suoalterns of artillery, who are serving in the
ned VIII be embraced in the provisions of paragraph
l. OF this ORDER unless otherwise ordered In special
cases by the commanding General
4 By order.
[S,gnedl s. COOPER
Adiutant and Inspector General.
ADJ'T AND INSP'K GEN'LS OFFICE
- RICHMOND, VA, Nov. IT, 1863 {
General Orders, 40. Ia
l. The pay and allowances of men detailed for work
except for Government work, will cease during such
detail and in lieu thereof full wages will be paid taem
by the persons parties to wnom they are O, dered
to report. -
IL The attention of all commanding officers, whose
duty 1t may be to the abstracts of issues of
COmmlssaries, or Assistant COmmssar;es of subsis.
tence, is particularly directed to General Order No
IL, March 10, 1882 These commanding officers will
also see that only the NUMBER of enlisted actual
y present duty, included in provision returns
and that tany change takes place that numoer du-
ring the period drawn for that corresponding al
iowance is duly msde the subseq oent return
and also that the eroyiyons drawn well taken care
OF and ee economically used. BY order.
lSigned s. COOPER,
DEC AdJt Iusp General
UGUSTA COUNTY COURT CLERK,S
"A OFFICE, Nov 25th. 1868.
AIKEN up, by Wn. H. Bailey, on his land in said
county, On the lst of Nov smber 1863 two estray cat
lie OF the following description, to wit:
LIST A Blu LII ut red coiOr, with an upderkeel, sup
posed to be one year old and appraised at $40
"a STEaR. of red color, with white back white
on end OF TALL both ears cropped, and underkeel in
lett ear, supposed to be year old and appraised
u 10, by Gideon Barnheart j. j. Cullen aad Jo-
seph Landes.
Extract-Teste,
Dec l-3ts* w j. JEWELL, {. C.,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01

IN Angus "A co. COURT. Nov 23d, 1863
pedien for the Churchville district ia this county
is ordered than election be held according to law.
80 supply the vacancy existing, the person eiec-
tea to serve during the EnexPifels term. Said cleo
ton to be held the Sd Saturdayia December next
to be supernteuded by the Comm and officers
heretofore appointed fer said District.
Extract-teste
Nm. A. BURNETT, d. C.
noa1 10
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01

LrOR SALE.--A piece of double width Crenshaw
Il goods all wool. apply for Information TO this
flee Dec 1t
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01

NALU ABLE IRnN WORKS AND
rAhMiNb LANDS FOR SALE
ane oeata of Joseph Smith aud my own aivauced
asei nav determined to sell, at stanton, on
, Saturday, the 18th day Of December,
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01

NOV Is THE TIME TO INVEST OLD
In COSFED-LAND FOR SALE.-The subscriber
offers for sale privately the farm on which he now
resides near Deerfed augusta county, containing
l4 acres, lying both sides of the great Calf Pas
ture river, about one-half cleared balance in good
timber. There are good buildings the place. con-
sistiag of good brick dwelling, brick kitchen, barn,
stable, dc and excellent meadow, fruit, &C. There
is also good mill site the premises
Dec I-3ts-Cost SIS JOHN RJJSE
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YOMMISSIONER,S SALE OF LANE

DUBLIC SALE.---The undersigned. adm, lis
i tratrlx of the estate OF George Cook deceased,
will SELL at public auction the residence of the
ohar+ ba
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01

Gen. Bragg has issued an order a.
gainst illega inpressnlent, which he de-
nounces Is lnaiauding androbbery, hold
ing TIE oficeis accoL:sable for the same.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01

a UGUSTA CUENTY COURT CLEKK,S
N OFFICE Nov SOth 1853
Taken up BY Il. 5 Farrar, on his land in Augusta
county, about two miles west of ChurchyiIIe an es
tray of ths following description to wit:
Cow OF brindle color, with white belly and white
across the rump and shoude.s and crop off right
ear supposed TO be three years old appraised at
S7o by Baxter Crawford, Edward Johns and John II.
Bear Extract-Tes.e
Dec l-3ts* w. T. JEWELL D. c.
g UGAR STOLEN..-On the 18th of this month.
- arrested two negro boys in possession of lot of
sugar, which they say they took from Government
ambulance, in which they saw white man put it,
No owner has yet come for it, and unless claim is
made and proof adduced, l will ask the Hastings
Court to make disposition Of It,
Dec4-2ts JOHN r. KURTZ
Asst Police Officer
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01
PERSONAL PROPERTY

of said estate, consisting IN part of Horses. Cows,
Stock Cattle. Sheep, Hogs, sc.
Dec I-2ts* SARAH COOK,
Administrative of Geo. Cook.
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StauatGa Spfttator.
WAR NEWS.


sUESDAY, :i:.:. DECEMBER, 1, 1868.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01

Every married man should let his wife have
the management ofthe home department. and
give her, as secretary, the control of different
bureaus. Don't let her have anything to do with
the war department.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01
sTAUNTON MARKETS.


265h, at Mt. Sidney, by Rev. R. Smith, Capt.
Il. MASON, of stanton, Va, to Mrs ANN lE
3INs5, of Mt. SidGey.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1863-12-01

thing for the banker and broker but very bad
thing for the distressed tax payer. Gold is
now worth sixteen in notes for one. Heav en-
only knows what it would lie worth if to the
present demand you aGd demand for sixty
millions per annuln more
But could the people stand this ssplan of re-
lef?n Bonds to tfso amount OF one Thousand mil
lions are to be sold, and an annual tax of sixty
millions levied. Have the advocates of the
ssplan'' subjected it to the test of figures e
Let US see how it would work in Virginia. The
share of the Old Dominion would be about one :
seventh of the whole loan and the whole tax -
Her citizens must, therefore, buy one hundred
and forty-two millions Of bonds and pay an an
nual tax Tin addition to other State and Confed-
crate taxes] of over eight and q half millions =
Can they do it, especially at this time, when
half our territory is IN the hands OF the enemy
w it'll all due respect to the bankers OF South Car
DINA, must be perm tilted to think-though, of
course. would not say so-the thing is absurd
on it's face
But if it were even possible, would it be just,
to make one half the people bear the whole bur
then, and the other half escape? The expenses
of the war are incurred in the common cause
why should one-haf the community pay all, and
he other half none
Moreover, what is the use OF this round about
III am to buy a Government bond,
ind furnish the Government exactly enough
money to pay to myself the interest, what is the
use of all the tedious aud expensive process of
and paying over? Why not square off
It once, giving up the bond and the Govern
nent the tax
But let us examine this scheme little further.
One thousand millions is veiy nearly one fourth
If the aggregate property of the Confederate
States-mak ing fair allowance for those parts
Of the States which are within the enemy's lines
in which, of coursA, no subscriptions to the loan
;ouid be hadI, it is more than one-fonrth. me
'esult, therefore, would be that, under this Ban
,ers' plan, every man would be obliged to sub
scribe and pay for an amount of bonds equal, |
to one fourth, and probably to one
bird, of the value of his whole estate! This plan
nay suit bankers and brokers, and other men
whose property is all in money, but how would
t affect the painters, and farmers and mechanics?
DO exaggerate wnen say it would ruin themf !
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

- Another rebellion IN Indn j. imminent
The Punjlb, or north western portion Of British
India has been invaded by Z 1000 men, headed by
the sons Of DOst Mohammed, one Of the mos
renowned ehieftains Of Central Asa. who died a,
the beginning of the present year. English
troops have been fastened to toe seat Of hos
Titles II Is greatly feared that a repetition OF
the horrible Sepoy rebellion nav soon he Wit
messed. The natives are greatly opposed TO B'i,
ish rule, aud as Mana Sahib the chief Of the
the Sepoys. IS still a, large, the English
government may vel fear The result Of any new
outbreak, a. he vii in al probability avail him
self of the first opportunity 70 sur lis spirit Of
vengeance.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04
go the Qualified Electors of the
city of Lansing.

NOTICE is hereby given, that the sew.
4 ' e-al Aldermen o. the several WARDS acting a. a
B0ar- u Registration rnter and BY virirc q an act
entitled An act further O. preserve the parity % Fec
lions anl against the abuses OF the elective iran
elise by regstra Son Of electors " approved February
IAN. l>5l amended hv act No lef n The session
laws o., l>t1. approved March 20. l>t3 will meet %
rday the 2lst day o. November l>t3 between the
hours II ocock ia The forenoon and o'clock n the
afternoon
D. the First Ward 40 the Seymour Hoesc,
III tls second Ward 20 the Common Council Rooms.
H. the rtira Ward, 40 slc Eigsr House.
T. tha Fourth ward, % the Oneida House
or the plrpss ~ completing the lists q qualified W
ties when and whcre all persons entitled % use The
elective franchise under Article seven section One o.
tue Constitution o. the State OF Michigan must register
their names. O. entte them 90 the privilege q voting
uul er -a.l at
By ORDER OF TIE BOARD OF REGISTRATION.
JAwEi TEN EYcE. Guy CLERK sg5u2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04
DROBATE ORDER-S,a,e NJ Nicb

gar comfy 70 I-ElaI1- ss Al g season. 70 the
Probate CORR -lr --- r-g g. I-r--rl holden - tie
Z 1-ie g--e Dr. Tic T--e - Hss1- ID We11rs-sv tnc
81 -aF - D-t-oer, % Ire year lLo-ssrc cz1t I'm
cre- az z-1ty t-re- present 81 = Flr---eT J1-rs
Z Frcate la tae l-tt-r z. tie estate g J5-4l Ni-
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I-re-pon lt Be- 0r-erel That y1-ra~ the IN fsr q
% 2 beg eLt. 30 D. cox tle forenoon 5e as lr1ed
-1- t- -7z-1s V SAL ---.--. srl tat 80 heirs
. s- las=-- AZ al cher pe-s3-s .--eres-s- il sad
estate are -e- -rc- 81 a--sa- - sll Court
t1-- O. Pc L1-e- - t-e - c.te ce 10 The rzza q
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r '-- r-7- ac. FOB 5e grant Ar % j. .lr-
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$40 --t-1. al- --- -za-zg t1era1f ~ 1-sI-r q c-v
" t= r---r o. p r-1-sl-. f1- Las DID .-lr
rlr-- T-i-ta- a-- r-c-st.-r b sl.- c1--t- 2
l-z1-- s-es-iTs sees prlV.o-E g SAL lay 70 hea--
l-E- "A tr1e C0rF) w 4 PINCKEET
WIS J-cgs q PROBATE
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

The Army and Nary Gazette gives the follow
Ing tabular statement Of the number OF troops vol
unfairly raised by the o5al States from the com
mencemeut of the war to January LIST, 1868.
The table is prepared from official reports, and
Is AZ complete as il is possible TO make IT, The
Information furnished by some of the reports is
- obscure that it Is very difficult TO decide to
waich class OF service the troops iurniscd be
long bu, IL = believed tho Classification below Is
correct
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

I assume that aheu II fakes a farmer tao 6aY-
to 20 TO market ara return, tie iau'', 2 VIII G. IS,
Il cents Per tu-nei FOR wheat, corn, rye aud bar
lev, ara cents per tushel f,r oats, while If fe
can 20 and return che same day or oftsrer. one
bal; ihe shove figures vi.l pay. A. present one
bali the county pad no days pr Trip 10 mar
ket. Wih tie u,w Railroad - projected. tie
distance 10 the Ral,oai or 10 market would
averag. about seven mics. and aa quite clear
thai I'VE cents yer tu-s-i would he aisei 70 tie
market value o. s'' ihe gain sroHu .n tie Cogu-
~. A. the ,,ts' bushels Of grain, az -honn bs
the ab-7- isbi, Z. l.s0 49, 4e9 05s b.shei..
the res gan 20 f-e county on SUCH a crop As
that reported by sic 1850 cen-us, would BE- $24.-
95l. The crop reported in fhe ] $50 census, "a.
grown in ls5P. ly coupsria- fhe lss0 census
Eith that ri $50. ,wi he zen ,iat the pro-
ducf'on of the county increased from "a. So
bushels 70 1870 70 4es 0ss IN 1854 li-,le more
sban doubling BIZ The crop c. 1889 vas a very
poor ore, AID greatly blow he average, AID
an satisfied thatthe crop Of 1859 was double
ria, # 1859 Ifa7= Is 20. the s'Tsre-cs ofvs'
ae on a si0-'e crop, .f that d.fereroe = Eve
cents ~ouii be $4,000. o- ua-e t.an tte
~hoie Iran sought 20 BE- -ai-el
thiok have ihus shown thar 3. &. fcr TIE ID
crest Of the people O. this county 70 ala the
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04
New York has sent 81, 1871 men for two years,
and Indiana has sent = So for twelve months

- The Provost Marshal General in a letter
TO the Secretary IF War, gives some interesting
statistics concerning the operation OF the En-
roiiment act. lie says tue act is lot perfect, aud
NAV easily be improved ~ certain amendments
In several IT the Western States the dat; was
not pue in force, owing 10 the excess Of volun-
teerug, that The present draft is only partial
one. Over 50 per cent. Of those drawn in the
present draft including the so per cent addition
al, have reported. About so per cent. were e1-
emp,ed under examination. About 30 per cent
have been held ia service. About one halt paid
commutaton; one third of the remainder went
into service and two thirds furnished substitutes
These proportions are based upon the reports
up 20 this time from IS Congressional Districts
About 100000 soldiers have been discharged
Tor disability. l. IS probable they were unfit for
service when enlisted, $4,000 O0J have been
u.e.essiy expended in bringing them into service
All the expenditures Of the Provost Marshal
Generals Bureau, I'd to October 10, have
amounted to 3 200. O90. The amount Of mon.
ey received from the draft is about ten times as
great as an the expenses on account Of the En-
rollnent act.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

EURoPF AND AxEEICA-When in this coun.
try hear forty years age, that great and good
man, Lsial etc, said in reply to the Mayor Of
-. Lo1is. respecting the American Union: A
Cnioa. 81 essential, no: oaly 70 the fate Of each
me"'5er of The conffderaey, but also 20 the gen.
erli f'rie 81 rsankiad, that the least breach Of
Il would be hailed wiki barbarian JOY by uni
versai var WbooP Of European aristocracy and
despo,ism.' How truthful and prophetic have
these words OF lafayette proved
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

~ The French have officially notified our
government thst blockade OF all Mexican ports
where the Juarez government j. still recognize &
was begun on the 6,h Of September, and thar
the same viii De continued. Any vessel caught
attempting 70 violate the block De all be
promptly dealt with accoriing 10 the laws gov.
erning 10 such cases
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

THsNEsGlvISG.-The Governors Of Massachu.
sets, Name. Connecticut, New Hampshire,
Rhode Island, Illinois, Ohio AID Wisconsin have
issued procarustious recommending that Thurs
day, November %. fthe sane day recommended
oy the President be observed as a day Of
Thanksgiving
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

ASoTEEE USIoS TEIUxFH.-The election r.
West Virginia has resulted in the election Ct
Nessrs. J. B. B lair, ". G. Bro-n and ( T
Whaley, al unconditional Union men. 10 the next
Congress Thi. yes three more Union votes
in The next House Of RspresealaLires
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

e Arrangements are being made for paving
of TIE army for the to months ending -ito
Noveuber- 1t ~il require about SIS. 600 CO..
TIE army s nO~ paid promptly, ard ro, a nur-
mur i heard from any quarter Of lack in this
respect
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

- Ohio 6led her quota Nth volunteers IN
der the former call Of the Government. and there
was 10 draft in the State. Active operations
have already been commenced TO meet he de
nAnd Of the 5'h Of January next, by voluntary
enlislments.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

n Vienna, October s. ISIS BY Esq Cole. OF Vienna
Nr. J. N HllllARD, formerly q pelhi. Ingham Co a.
Mss EMMA HlBRARD. OF East saginaw Mich
Saginaw papers please copy.
CA the 2ath ut az tho 70 lence q the family IN ~.
ci'y. hF Rev. = Armstrong Mr.. }. : BROWN. ~
Ms SARAH A McGEOR6E a. 81 Lansing
Bv Rev c : Armstrong. On the Goth ut AZ the lsts
fence % thc bride % the township Of Lansing NJ
ALfX. NcklBBON, CT this city and Mrs. EMILY ,
CHAPPFII No Cards
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

TINS RAILROAD MEETING AT JACKSON 49, We
stated last week that a meeting bad been called
by the Mayor If the city Of Jackson. 90 br held
on Thursday last, to detcrmeue whether tto neo
pie OF that city wonld pledge the cFcdi, Of the
city 20 aid in constructing a railroad from Ian
stag to the NJ G.. Railroad. W. learn from The
Jackson Eoq'e that the citizens convened A.
Jackson Hall, on Thursday evening. in pursuance
Of tie Mayors proclamation. The meeting 40
pointed committee, consisting of NJ. A. Nc
Naushton, Enccnc Pringc. IT. \. HAYDEN. Alou
10 Bennett, VI Shoemaker, G. T. Gridley and T.
B. Lo1mis. Alter discussion aud 'ui. Interchange
OF views the following resolution, Of red by Mr.
GTid'ey, vas unanimously adopted
R.soIrss. As the sense Of this committee
that t : eNpeGiert thar the credit Of the citv of
Jackson be pledged 70 aid in constructing a rail
road to the city OF Lar sing and that p sub COM
mittce Of three be appointed, whose durg 10 shs B
be to report Re- rhc committee 10 writing. in whaf
way aud urder What restrictions The credit OF
the city stall he lodged % ala I'm said enterprise
and f'st al thr membcrs Of the committee De-
solicited 10 present their plans, rcsp, civev for
the pledgi. # such cred;.
Commit;ee-Mrssrs Shoemaker. Bennett and
HAYDEN.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

TIE RTsULr or tbs DRAFr. - We publish
this week a list OF the persons drafted in each Of
the counties Of IDgham, E'ron ard Clinton
We publish these lists 10 accommodate our sub
scribers in the counties named. No disturbance
Of any kind occurred ia either Of the districts
during the draft Everything passed of quiet>
", and in the best of order.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

THE GREAT NoRrHwEsrERS FAIR The great
Fair at Chicago, for the benefit Of the soldiers
gives promise of being complete success. A
great many people, from all paris of the couu-
Try, are in attendance, and the receipts thus far
nave been fully as great as were expected.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

Railroad project, even if it never paid dollar
Of the principal or interest, and you will note
thsi I've said nothing of the enhanced value OF
lands or OF the productions Of our noble for
eS,s. lrow cons 'gned 90 iho log heap and fire.
or oi thc ,riaacei value of eur orchard products,
or pork. beef. butter cheese, wool, cattle or
sheep. presume there IS 10, @ land owner In the
County bu. "a hat would admit thst All tie land in
the county would be ENLARGED in value one dollar
per acre by building Railroad from Lansing 10
Jackson or Grass Lake, ana /; this tac, the
increased value of Land iu Ills county alone
would mere than pay Tor che whole project.
] thlk I have oandid.y discussed the suan
cal bearing Of the p'oise'. on the assumption
tia, the sioek Of ihe pojec,sd Railroad Noa'd be
uortbiss-. and ,hs' The connty vii have the en-
tire principal ard interest 20 ras. and itink l
have shown it Pee iar the be,t Interest 81 The
county TO isisc tie money. even j. ibis view Wss
sure 60 De ia.ly real zed Bur aI ia.ig Sails
Ted that there is a more hcecfal view OF this
project, and thar a Railroad from Lar sing 20 the
Michigan Central az Jackson or Grass Lake. can
/ 5e mad rar.ciaf success. and thai thc only
prerequisite is. ihat ,he means raised Cor such
work. shall be- par in honest hands aud honest
/ o. applied. so ilat tie stock and n7rtgags ef me
line shall e'.Is -epre.eat ahri tas ie.a honesty
expended
SHOULD make abe cost OF such a Railroad
about as follows, per mi.e.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

II Okeao., OCT. csd. or consumption, NJ sANru.
NElCHER aged Il years.
October o5th. JIMMIE r infant daughter az Jossuh
r and lolise lafeTty.
Eo'i away the shining trcssts.
So.tIy close the loving eve,
Pisce a rose bud IN her fingers,
On Der bosom let them he
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04

= The election Of members OF Congress in
Nor'h Carolina takes place TO dav. II Is firmly
believed that tue Conservatives 50 uiu be coz
signed to their political graves
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1863-11-04
NOTICE
WE THE UNDERSIGNED. DC
AN ORDINANCE TO PREVENT

Il THE REMOVAL OF EARTH IRON THE STREETS
OF IH- CITY or LANSING.
b. q orilinsf iy III Common Council q a. CITY q
lansing. That shall n0t be lawful for any person per
sons g. alE. ami carry away auy dirt sand OF
gravel from any Of the streets oi the city ~ Lansing
10 remove The same in any manner from within the
u9ln4a-s ~ said streets either VI them, aud any
person OF nlnr against this ordinance shall conyic
ton therefor be pun she by nnc less than dol
lars nor exceeding hfy dollars AMI In default q the
pay ment of SAD ire De Imprisoned m tie city Prison
ir term NOT less than tn days nor more than thirty
ays And that Justices a the Peace Of the city Ian
sing and The Recorder n said city, may have iursic
ton % hear try and dctermns offences arising under
Ills orc nance
Done the Common Council Room, this "a day Of No
ouhor. 4 ls63
Approved November . 1893
u BARTHOLOMEW H1yor
TN ETcg Ciy Clerk