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Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09
FOR TH IS w EEK
BY J. b. HARRISON.

| know a man in Randolph
county who makes quite a sum
cf money every year, and then
throws it into the public road
He owns 100 acres of land, and
has as much of it cleared as he
and his boys can cultivate. Corn
is the principal crop raised on his
farm, and he saves all the fodder.
He keeps quite a number of cat
tie, and this fodder is their prin
pal,-almost their only, fool
during the Winter.
Now, think of the enormous
quantity of vegetable IN atte'
which grows on ten acres of corn
ground every Summer. Lool
over the field in July or August
and imagine the number of pounds
or cubic feet that it would make
Now, if most Of this is fed. o
otherwise decomposed, in on
place, so that the manure wh:ci
it produces can be given back L
the land from which it was taken
the ground will bee ,me richie
every year; the crops will b'
heavier, and so Will the farmer
purse.
But this man Of whom | an
telling YOU. feeds all this fodde
to his cattle in the public road
which runs along one side oil hi
farm. He has done this for sev
eral years; and, though his lanr
was originally very fertile, he OF
ten raises poor crops, and com
plains about hard times. | thin
myself, that, in some respects, b
: has very b;d luck.
Here are some of the ways j
f which he throws away his none
. by not having sheds for his cattle
where they could be kept war;
r and dry, and could eat all the
: fodder in one place:
lst. Cattle always eat a gres
deal more food if they are witt
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09
THE HOUR, AND THE MAN.

|.
From the deep heart of all this land is
sounding,
Like the wierd voice of Fate, the tramp
of men;
And now. where surried ranks are fast
emerging,
Mountain-gap, and glen,
And slope, and field, and plain, and
stream, are glistening
With points of steel, and banners faun
ting high;
And the awed world stands looking on,
and listening!
Midst i all, a cry
Steals up, in the beginning, like muir
mur
From high mountain, or the distant
sea,
But swelling to blast: "Oh, human
brothers,
Help US! we would be men. we would
be FREE7"
On the broad page that bears the varied
record
OF every mans experience, this is
found:
That great Accomplishments, or sure sue
cesses,
Never vet have crown'd
Him who has faltered in his own convic-
tions,
BY varying and opposing counsels toss'd,
Until, mid mntitudinous contradictions,
Truth and Right were lost;
But calm, cool, cautious and determined
action,
When comes the pressing hour that :
big with fate,
Fixes its impression on the individual,
Exa.ts, expands and magnifes the State.
Ill.
From out the dusk Of far-receding centur-
les,
One clear, prophetic voice of warning
calls
'Tis this, that in the hour of trust and
trial,
He who falters, falls
Oh, hearken to it, then to-day who hold
In thy one hand nations warning fate;
And be thou truest of the true and boldest
OF the bold We wait
We wait--thy peeple-patient, but ex-
pectant;
And the far nations, tip-toe stand agape.
Whilst thou dost solve the problem of the
present,
And eiv'st the future certainty and
shape! W. d. G.
KENTUCKY, December 81, 1862.
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Holm B. CRoWLEY. MD.

TOHN B. CROWLEY, NJ. D., Ply
~ sieian, andSargeOn, Winchester, Ind.
Graduate Of Philadelphia College of med
icine, and Philadelphia Lying-in- Charity
Hospital, embracing Practical Obstetrics
and Diseases OF Females.
living been Assistant DemOnstrator OF
Anatomy, and having spent three years in
the Hospitals aud Dispensaries of Phila-
lelphia. and being supplied with excellent
Surgical Instruments, he Is prepared to
perform all operations in the various de-
par:ments Of the profession.
- Particular attention paid to diseas-
es OF the Eye. OFFICE.-Washington
street. near the northwest corner of the
Public Square. Winchester, Ind.
Nov -, 1862.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09
HEATING AND PARL0R STOVES,
To COnsurnptiv IS.

NHE Advertiser, having been restored
to health I'm a few weeks. by very
simple remedy, after having suffered sew
eral years with severe lung affection,
and that dread disease. COnsumption-is
anxious to make known to his fellow -suf-
ferers the means OF cure.
To all who desire il, he will send -
copy of the prescription used free OF
charge with the directions for preparing
and using the same. which they will find
a SURE CuRE FOR CoNsUNPTION, ASTHMA,
BRo>cHIrIs, etc. The only object OF the
advertiser in sending the Prescription Is 10
beneht the afflicted, and spread informa-
ton which he conceives TO be invaluable,
and he hopes avery sufferer will try his
remedy, as it will cost them nothing, and
may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription will
please address
REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsb.irgh,
Tnl3 mo3l Eiugs CO., y. Y.
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WfttIeH JVT ne JOuTHd
I N x L 7 N G 8
BY BRANWELL HAWORTH.

As the first gift of God to man
was life, so it becomes mans first
duty to learn how to preserve it;
after that, how to enjoy it. How
strange it is that a matter so
fraugbt with Importance should
have been so utterly neglected.
Maa has hitherto acted as if life
was governed by no fixed laws
as if he had accepted i. from
some inaexible necessity, and
would be permitted to use it for
some uncertain, but fixed, period,
which had been set by the whim
of some capricious deity, and
that, by no act of his own, could
he lengthen Or shorten the term
for which he held it. Laboring
under this hallucination, he re-
CARDS its enjoyment, not by the
quality Of the happiness he may
extract from it, but by the guam
tity of that enjoyment. Hence
he attempts to live as much as
possible in the shortest possible
time. He has acted under the
mistaken idea that he gets the
most out Of life who drains its
cup to the very dregs. He has
studied nothing beyond the means
Of present enjoyment, and has
thrown away, as unworthy o'
thought, those lessons that would
have taught him the laws govern.
ing his animal existence.
Strangely infatuated man! You
study how TO accumulate anC
hoard up paltry dollars -vor
: measure the magnitude and dic.
tances OF the stars. You explore
/ the broad prairies and woodland,
} to hunt up the tinyest flower tha
peeps ITS head above the earth
r hat YOU may "rank It's tribe anC
) rive it name, ,"-you analyze H.,
, humble clod beneath your foot Il
learn IFS parts, you perplex You
weary brain in conjurirg up
reason for believing soTe sense
less tenet of your party or you
, sect, and yet you seldom bestov
a thought upon that exquisite an'
! m1rveiois product Of the Almigh
. tvs haudicralt, the human bod,
: You ruthlessly and uRthinking!,
cut off years from your lie
e years that might be made glori
Gus by WORKS of beneficence an
n love: 1t is truth that the worl
is beginning to learn-slowly,
:, is true-but none tie less cer
n tainly, that almost every huma
r being that dies is a suicide. W
literally kill ourselves and murde
It our helpless children, by our ig
: norance OF the laws OF life an
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8usiintss 1irrttorp.

Blsiness Cards OF ofI0line. or less - peryear.
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09

If man talks insolently to you
under the plea of candor, you
may knock him down under a
plea OF infrmity of temper.
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MIND YOUR STOPS.

CAPTAIN RoNcKENDoRFF, oi
the San Jdciato. was instrumen-
;al in stopping The sailors grog-
but he couldn'r top the 1iGbGmdl
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09

States, by virtue of the power in
me vested as Commander-in-chief
of tie Army and Navy in time
of actual armed rebellion against
the authority of the Government
of the United States, and as a
| fit and necessary war measure for
suppressing said rebellion, do,
on this first day of January in the
year of our Lord one thousand
eight hundred and sixty-three,
and in accordance with my pur-
pose so to do. publicly proclaim
for the full period Of one hundred
davs from the date Of the first
aforementioned proclamation.
order and designate as the States
and parts of States therein the
people thereof respectively, are
this day in rebellion against the
United States, the following, to
wit:
Arkansas, Texas, Louisiana.
except the Parishes Of St. Bern
ard, Plaquemine, Jefferson. St.
John, ST. Charles, St. James.
Ascension, Assumption, Terre
Bonne, Lafourche, St. Mary, St
Martin, and Orleans, including
the city Of New Orleans, Missis-
sippi, Alabama, Florida, Geor
gia, South Carolina, and Vir.
glnia, except th e forty-eight
counties designated as West Vir-
einia, and also the counties of
Berkeley, Accomac, Northamp-
ton, Elizabeth CITY, York, Prin
cess Anne, and Norfolk, includ.
ing the city Of Norfolk, and
Portsmouth, which excepted parts
are for the present left precisely
as if this proclamation were not
issued, and bv virtue of the pow.
er and for the purpose aforesaid,
do order and declare that all per
sons held as slaves within The
designated States and parts o
States are, and henceforwarC
shall be free, and that the Execu
tive Government of the United
States, including the military
and naval authorities thereof, viii
recognize and maintain the free
dom of said persons, and I here.
by enioin upon the people so de
, clared to be free TO abstain from
, all violence, unless in necessar,
self-defensc, and | recommend t.
them that in oil cases where al
lowed they labor faithfully for rea
? sonable wages; and ! further de
clare and make known that al
= such persons of suitable conditio:
will be received into the armed
service of the United States {,
: garrison forts, positions, station
4 and other places, and to man YES
!. sells of all sorts in said service
n and upon this, sincerely believe'
4 to be an act of Justice warranted
r by the Constitution as a militia
~ necessity, | invoke the consid
!. crate judgment Of mankind an,
Il the gracious favor of Almight,
. God.
h In witness whereof | hav'
,r hereunto set my hand and caused
" the seal Of the United States L
= be affixed.
). Done at the city Of Washing
II ton this first day Of January, II
>. he year of our Lord one 'hou
,. sand eight hundred and sixty
II three, and OF the Independenc
, OF the United States OF Americ
n the elghty-sevenlh.
i (Signcd) ABRAHAM LINCOLN.
/, By the President,
II WM. IL. SewaRo,
2. Sec'y ot State
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09

If you make thing perfectly
plain and simple to a man. be
viii give YOU no credit-he will
think he knew it before.
Winchester journal. [volume] (Winchester, Indiana) 1862-1863, 1863-01-09

BARBERIsM ExrRAoRDINARy.--
Removal of WooL from the head
OF the Maryland department.
Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1863-08-17

unl,rer Sci ui&uft tebt, entscsnete Go
t9lloe. SD babe @runo 5u elauben. b1e
t9 benz perm &cniul uno Ieiner Eomilte
Elm Dorm i'm Nuse lin
0ie 70 renu? ltno sic benn nidt NIT
tbm p%eripanot?
. ia, Iein Sater unb Der meiuioe 0nb
leibli4e @el@wilterfinOer, Iaste @lptbiloe ;
ober MIR babeu III ieiuen Nusen einen I'm,
oer5etblt4en 6ebler = mir itno arm, unt
ea b~eleioiBt Zen Stol3 tieIes Waune8, arme
Serwdnbte in Ieiner NGbe gu pifer.
Nb 70, allo Der Scnl jul ut fold elmer /?
oerieete b,r Sterf5tIter unb tbot eiuen letIeu
9eoebnten Yfiff. eer ibm 1et8 bic Stene ter
NeuBeruns miBltett5er @ebanfeu sertretsn
muBte, psnn er Mot nit 70 pobrsr Ser.
5enSnei9nn9 un9eldmintt heraufplateu
wOlIte. Der rcide 6err perI6mdbt alIr
mobl ebenfoQs Gte gu tennen?
NC6' mebr, er bat auf cine 3uIGrift, bic
id3 Dor 3pet Sahren i'm ber5ltdften 8ertrauen
an feline 3o4tet, meine Ilte,8Aeupiltn,
rt6tete, mir ouf cine Deile ontmprten (o1.
len, lie i'd ibn uno Srdulein M1llriueu ME
per9eien fam, ltno meiue quite SHUTTER uno
iA BADEN in5nii6en erfabreu, oo6 er Icear
tetae W~ele8enbeit peridumt, furG bdmtlAe
Wtnfe oas InOeuten meines tbeuern 81terS
gu Derunslimp!en, uno ru6 er ielbit meme
SteIuns I'M Saule %unIerer @pbttbdter, Der
6amilie ScannIen, auf abnlife @eile gu
untermiibleu iudt. Dieie liebenemtrriscn
5drtllden 8erUunoten wi6eu li9 i~traflos,
ca mir fetnen Wdun BADEN, Der uns ndber
lteht, uno ba mir 6errn Sconnlen an oeIIen
6er3enssite uno spiem @barafter Ipl9e
9feile Der 2dfferuns ubprulen, ntGt aud,
nrd ju unierem 8ertbeiriser aufruTen fSns
men. 9ter Ties nrr beildufi9. benn es fam
Sic ia uift intereiiiren, tiefer III biele 0er-
bdltni1Ie binein5ubliden.
6ebIsel&pieu, mein Grdulein ernie
certe Der S6erf5rter Gef9aft ; eS intereiiirt
mid im @e9entbeile Iebr. bteie 2eute ndber
fennen gu lernen, uno pbl4on tbr 8etraseu
se9en mid bersit8 Elm 9enitsenber 8eitras
5u ibrer 8eurtbeilun9 it, 70 treibt MID npd,
etwaS mebr ais cine blpBe Heugter, aud,
tbotlG6lihe Inboltapuntte fir meir urtbtil
iber bie1e Mealden gu erbalteu, penn es
b1npelt lid babel piellet4t nm ba8 2ebensz
gliid zines MenIdsn.
tSpEtesunS Folst.)
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mens fitr 06Ger.

aDir 6dben b~eStanbie etnen erpBen 8orratb bon S~tnsdtapre
Gere&ptGe, Nrabp Saelnnb unb 3Ue8en.GReb1. tpeldes i95n
nets. trdttie unb fir rdder ietr eeet9uet TT. lUmte ousse.
trtInttse SamiIt "a.eht "n s. s~s ss"rNui mir be Mufrre~s
idmfeit Der 6dufer beICncers ienten. i3}u Etuisem @retier
nur gu rerfnuftn Bet
@ @epre 1uernetn & 6 ..
(2OtuIt4w;2mpl SO. 1853 q. 5Drarbfr.
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0f,betratbete WerIonsu,
Oraantf4e GAwS&e

Dirb unUersieti6 eehetlt unt Die oSIe 3taFt tpie6er beree-
heut. Dtefee fur1tbare Sci en-, weldbes Gas 2eben elenb unh
bic Che unb gtadtOn,n,sni6aft i~ntt6etiG ma@t, iasOit las
2urS Qerer, bic tbrett Get eniGaften InGeIoanen frStner.
Sunee 2eute iinb 5u leiGt 3t Musi&Teifunaen eeuetet, neil
Te teren GgI8en ntht aenan tennen. ObIletb fe aud 6urd
Strtfturen, Mieterf@laeen tint 6arn, Stein unb nnbere u :
fdben %entitstsn fam, 10 Il ie bod rnetaenttett' cine Sclse
%lausnen, bas te Strait Der Grseusuns eber bon Denen uerls.
rem wtrA tie it3 ~tein,ltGen 2lfern erseben, als bon Deneat
Die bd wetfe Itnb.
~ Office: SO. z 9Th. Trebertd1r.,
Feben EbIre1 BON 8altimprsfrY Siltt@s Sette,
Die Stufsn btnauf.
Man merle i@ gtdrten un6 SausnuntrAer. benn unriTen.
be lnb trieeriibe gtatntdGer, Nur&triebene unO 9ewtdenlOe
Quadialber, Sdubhtder, site plto;dler, Straeeuretntaer
uan 2aptpenrreer ii. |. 10. nennen Bb reeelntdBtse Ner5te
unb lauern, ~anse3ceeu ppn Or. Spbniten's 8tuf tn Der Nabe.
88. aIe Bttefe %ntiien cinen 9ptsStanp %enthaIten.
Cine 6stluag ts 2 &a8ea 3aeeli3ert.
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g(6tt,.

G8 Gilt plcte n~u@iIente unb unbebeutenbe Quadidlbe+,
ipstAe lid ais Mer5te ~aua9eben unb Or. &~rhnitpn's Anfiin.
~bi9un9eu eCpt1en. SGutHtder, Stteelrpidisr, @urnpenputer
2eren anttatt her eolen 9St}{en,0ait Der Dteptain, Gem rie-
brighten Bernie miotneteH, ib jest eseIntdBt8 9ebilbete
ben id, a~u'brdnsen. bic Coeiunpbett Aaer pel6e II elGdli-
der goeiie In tire Sdnbe fcn,nen. 8ertn8 Gdben I'm, ruint.
ren Or: Sctniipa. balt c beBbnlb fir nptbrenbis, an er-
trdbnen, DEFENDERS tGr SrIde. wel6' nit siatm @ufe unbe-
tan't rne ses feline acknowledgement peer DiplStne beadnbts
IN ietnsr Shtee lie9en.
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ST.. 9 3 n

@itelteb 6eS tSnteli6en G~olegiumS Der @untdr;te tn 2cus
hNa. ~@srabutrter etnes Der erleu ineoisintiGen @0lesten Der
Ser. Gtaaten, ser ben 8r6ft II Htetl fetneS 2ebens In ben
9elpit Iern rpn 2cHbcn, parts, DbtidOelpbtd une anberen
Gtdrten sugebradt, bat etnt8e Der munperba fen Setlunaen
Uolentet, bon Be en- tie Gel1tdte hr NRsei;tn metB. I'm
3abttse 2eiten6e. tie an Sbrentauien, g~teruDitat unb Gnber0n
8ranttetten litten, iDf6e I. 9. aud, BITE BIT p~l0sltten &C.
r1uiNen 5u fepr eriWreurn, bic 5u ct errotpen BET aertneen
RIetntsfetten II. |. NJ. WutDet au9ehbItuttw Gepettt,
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~bebenfen, tas eth ~seFunber Sets uni elm geiun6er 6Srper BIZ
II tb~en t8iten .@rfpreerntie 5ur etetiheu GIufieliatei
lSnS So, PING ttele ~tro bic Saetie res 2ebsn@ sur tranrt6er
ltb IN, bic eele m;rb e~rertften Vpn @erspei flung Wnb me.
Ian6piifdcn Setradsur8en, tas uu8 bic Greneen, weIdr
Mbeere ~aenieEen perpeiAert inb.
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l1rtbei( Der WreNe.

Die hiele 9Guisute, peIde Wdbrenb Der Iesten i~e6en,ebt
SGtre in bic er @htitalt thIir non ben unb bic Menee nt1.
ti9er runbdr3tlibea Sperd ipnen, rcelte Or. SpbnftN aus
fdbrte a . benen Die d3ritunSs' Roppcrteitre uno otele anbere
perlcnen betpptnten. treopn hS publtfum All ipieberbDlten
Wfdlen unsrrihtst rpurta, nnb enbl d. in 8e5u9 auf fetuen
Gbarafter ais GbreHranu in s5esu9 auf @tarafer unb Sc.
miTenfaftt9feit, inb %eieeReet cine tiureihenbe @erdbrs
Ietfuna.
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Mn Ersmre.

3r. SpFntun tit Der etnsise, r~e8eludsts ~settIbete 4r,t
pelser bic 9etlung oNn 8cpthen Srdnfbfiien ansetet. Getne
WeitteI unb SehanbIun9 fuo alien gnteren sdnilt9 unbe-
fannt.. Or u beransebtltet opn etneln 0eber- melfsS CT in
ben erost'n 5ciptdlern @urrpaS unb rem erfen oieTes Qan-
bss CUB adte. nGmlt6: @nslanb, Hrdutret9 un6 In rem
.lod5Ies SSn Tbhaoelpfta u. !. no. unb CT Bat etne aus. sbeba-
tere DrartS. dfs d1e anbereL &erste ber gDslt.
Der, nelder I'D Der YHeae hes Or. SpbnfOn a Beirn etbt.
tann fer pertrauen a fetne G9re ais Weann anb ietRe Sc.
fdidltAteit ais Arst. M
9ans BON @altinscrefrr aeben Der charlottesville"
40~uttrantbeitea tperben l&ne1 8sbetlt+
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@ff19r(iAe &renfbEtt.

gBeut Der irreseIettste unftuee Singing %ausfinbet, BAT
ct ben 8etrt oteies itmeribaFen &rantbett inf aufsenOrt-
fubl Uret bic 8nr&t nor &Htbe6an3 ibn abf6redt, ib an
SSsene su tpenben, aui neIbe er 1T Selse tbr + ST 5tebuna unb
Selp ~ttabilttGt auein lein @ertrauet ieben f6nnte. .uno Ct
tpartet 10 tanse 81 tte Srntptrnt tteiss hredltden 1ebtls,
pie 3. 9. Elm NIT @eidw en- ent3nneetee SGle, etne bSie
Naje, San1er3 i'm Rppfe une tn fen 9Iiecern, Ataabnae res
@ef6ts, Saubheit, Nuatr DIE Der 6aut, &npten an ben Sei-
men uno arnten. Simmer int Grefi ste unS an hen grtrennita.
ten f@ :eisen, ND tann biefe nebel NIT ctner fGre tli@en
S3nsai8teit Dor fp. faretten, BIS 3ulest Der Gaunaen anS
bic Nafenfnpden sinfd eng ods Spfer brr %furdbttaren 8rdnts
beit ei @eaenitanb res MitlettS p:rb un0 Ter Sob ieiuen
I&redli6en 9eioen baburF ein Gnbe mndt, tas ct TIN nab
ienent 2ante qriuGt, ppn - trnen fetn ~0ieiiereer ~;uridtetrt
@s lit etne trdurtee &tGiate, bas s ,uiente bteier frr6t'
barren 3rantbett gum Sotsr fdasn, IN Selse Ter tnsei td-
toetlt&en Giite8 RES Me turs bic Gcnaituticn perntdtem uni
bet Seft bes XeGenS IN Elm sieitees SaIetn perrnubeIr.
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9unaeQ ute,

bic fb bur9 betmltde 9dGfr seIdwGGt ta6em, bic Ie 70 oft
BON bDen 3euten Dper In Der Sdule lernen, unb beren SOL
gen lie olnd6tlt9 fpartn, ielo,t I'm S6Iaie, burd @Oluttp
men, bic, ipenn %nn9etbeift, Se Gle unmSslt9 maiden unc
&6rper unb C5et,t s~erfEren, icuten lotrrt rte n~6tEtg.n g dit
te tbun. Sptpe SeriDnen nIfIeu, beppr tie etns1eten in lie
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@etfts.

DIE fdredbt8en @irtnnsen bes 2aftsrS itnb issr ST. fat&.
SrudtHeit Der @etarafafts, b6ie NbnunsenS, Nsneteums Dor
Der Gefeai9aft, u6t , d9 Gtnfamteie, Mtstranen 0epen
lb ieIbf. Sm,@tiaufett II. I. 10. itnp etntse Der i6ltmmen
Tpfae.
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Selonpcr6 at bedh'en !

Or. SrbnfUt bistet alien Denen feline 5Hlfe on. tuet&e F9
bur9 ipl6e ssbeinte uno uunaturIide, @eiR un6 26rper aer.
florence, fMr bic Nr6ett, bic Gefelf1aie unb bie 6 G unf6bte
madeute Safe QeI6p1dt ta6en.
Ster anb rtntee Der traurisen uno tetlaSenspertben Sol.
gen tcc fruben @etrrbnbettenf res yaferS: SGrp DE I'M SaIt-
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The daily Evansville journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1862-1863, 1863-07-13
Whe Fl ally donrnar.
CITY ADVERTISEMENT,

AN ORDINANCE to amend the Fourth Section of
an Ordinance passed July 3, ls53, entitled 90 An
Ordinance concerning the Wharf of the City of
Evansville. and repeating former Ordinances"
Passed June 80 1853
SEC l. Be it ordained by the Common Council of
the City of Evansville, that hereafter, instead of
the rates OF wharfage fixed by the 4th Section of
the Ordinance passed July 5, 1859, entitled Sc An
Ordinance concerning the Wharf of the City of
Evansville, and repeating former Ordinances, the
following rates shall be charged all boats which
may come to use said wharfs, viz:
On Steamboats, of less than fifty tons burden, one
dollar.
ON Steamboats, Of fifty tons, and less than eighty
tons, one dollar and fifty cents.
On Steamboats, of eighty tons, and less than TWO
hundred tons, two dollars.
On Steamboats, of two hundred tons, and less
than three hundred tons, two dollars and nifty
cents.
On Steamboats, of three hundred tons, and less
than four hundred tons, three dollars
On Steamboats, of four hundred tons, and less
than five hundred tons, four dollars.
On Steamboats, of FIVE hundred tons, and less
than six hundred tons, Eve dollars.
On Steamboats, of six hundred tons, and less
than seven hundred tons, six dollars.
On Steamboats, of seven hundred tons and over,
eight collars.
SEC 2 1t shall hereafter be unlawful for any
Captain, or other person commanding or having
charge of any Steamboat moored OF lying at said
wharf TO cause TT permit the furnace CRATES of
such boat TO be cleaned while lying at said wharf,
OF to cause or permit any ciDders ashes, or other
rubbish, TO be thrown from such boat while at or
near said wharf.
SEC. r ANY person OF persons violating any pro-
vision of the second section of this ordinance SHALL
upon convictID d, forfeit and 10y any sum not ex-
ceeding fifty dollars. W. BAKER,
Mayor.
Attest: A. PFRFFLIE, Clerk.