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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-06-30

MAYORS CoURr-.Nonday, June 29.-Lcna
Eacho, II young girl of some fifteen years of
are, was arrested by Officer Adams on Il charge
Of stealing some SEC, the property of J. +.
Brook. She acknowledged she had taken the
money, and was sent ON TO the Hastings Court
for further examination.
The prisoner appeared to be rather simple
minded and distracted; evidently was not
conscious Of the ignominy of her situation, or
did not care what became of her.
James, slave OF Joseph Norman, was ar
rested by Officer Adams, charged with stealing
IL pocket-book containing Sl3 in notes and
valuable papers, from John Philips. The ne
gro WAS ordered thirty lashes.
John Crowley and Louis Harrison were
charged with stealing sevcnty-two dollars i'll
bank notes from Robert Reid.
Crowley was discharged, and Harrison re-
mandcd for further trial
Tom Turpin, ayoumg boy who has figured
pretty extensively in the police reports hereto
fore, and who was arrested lately on charge
of robbery, was discharged from further trial.
but it was deemed best to hold him in custody
until his mother should have him enlisted in
the Confederate Navy, which Mr.. Hall, who
appeared for the boy, stated she intended doing
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NOTICE.
TO CONFEDERATE QUARTERMASTERS.

IL tONfEDbh-AlTi 0oAhI Eh-hAHLTiN
T. ACH AND EVERY CONFEDERATE
IL Quartermastcr Is hereby notified not pay "rgi.
nal Treasury Certificate No $780, dated 2!st January,
IL o. in favor of James Farrow, Attorney IN fact of
Hugh Mcdowell father OfJoaes Mcdowell de cd, late Of
the 9Th South Carolina Regiment said certificate having
been deposited for transmission by mail but having new
~ been received.
Notice is hereby given that duplicate of said certif
cate will be applied for. JAMES FARROW,
Attorney in fact for Hugh Mcdowell.
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--~N@N
From D0pT HTDS0N

OsYxA, June 27.-We have had copious
rain here. A courier from Gen. Logan re-
ports nothing new from Port Hudson.
A gentleman from New Orleans says'it is
reported that the Fcderals lost 5000 in the
fight at Port Hudson, last Friday.
a private letter from New Orleans reports
the yellow foyer prevailing there.
SECOND DESPATCH.
,OsYxA, June 27.-IIeavy firing was heard at
Port Hudson last night. No particulars re-
cpiyed
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PIN AWAY

WAS COMMITTED TO TIE JAIL OF
W this county, runaway EDMOND, WHO says
he il the property of Charles E. Collier, Limestone
county. Ala. Said boy II about five feet nine inches
high bright brown color about thirtyve years old as
dark grey military frock coat aud pants OF same ma
terin
Pie il required TO and prove tis property
and take him away, he will be dealt with the law
directs JOHN W. POTTS
NAV 27-cfw Acting Tailor, Greensriilc TO-, Va
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GOYERNESS.

A n ENGLISH LADY, thoroughly qualified, wishes
n an engagement Govcrncss u or near Richmond.
Good references ri ven and required.
Address BOX $40 Columbia, South Caroliua-"
June 24-eod3t'
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CHANCERY NOTICES,

~>~~c~~~~~>~~~~~~~~~
N'IRGlNIA-IN CHANCERY-InG oochlaud Couu.
ty Court; 18th Juuerls63-
Nancy Chisholm, Plaintiff,
against
such administrator DE- bonis non with the will annexed
o. Gideon BoalrS. decd ard the unknown heirs OF the
said Gideon ,wleS. decd, Defendants
The object of this suit IL obtain decree for the sale
OF go accs of land in this county belonging the estate
OF the said Gideon Bowles decd and distribution OF the
proceeds among the parties entitled II appearing BY IN
affidavit filed this cause that the per sons who ar. made
ueehuaAs therein by the general description Of parties
unknown are unknown, and not residents Of this
appear with one month after due publication this
der and do what is necessary to protect their interests
AcoPy-Tes,e:
June 23-law4w WIZ. MILLER, d. c.
the Clerks Office OF Ienrieo County Cour., on Mon
day, the first day OF June. ls63-
4. d. Williams, acting trustee, Plaintiff
Benjamin F. Rogers and other Defendants
trust deed ntedMay a. 1850 from Benjamin W. Green 10
The object Of this suit TO obtain release of certain
NJ NJ Young and John G.. Williams trustees to secure
The said Den + Rogers the payment Of four nego
bic notes, amounting In the aggregate TO s'4i 60eents-
Said deed conveys Land lying in Henrico county In that
scrbed in said trus. deed. And affidavit having been
made that the defendant, Benjamin Rogers IL
non resident of the Commonwealth OF Virginia. i,
ercl that the said defendant DO appear here within
month after due publication Of this order and do what
necessary TO protect his interests and that copy OF this
pOSteu 'front.' or this
COUNTY the first day of the and that another
copy of this order be published week for sue
ccs:iYe weeks in the Richmond Enquirer
y CoPy-Teste,
jes-cw+w WM FOLKES, G.. h. e.
u tAGiNla-IN CHAhCEkY An Rulcs held In
tbs CLERKS OHIO. OF nenrl o 0our,, cour, on Mon.
day III. nrs! d,y OF june, ;St2--
I. D. ~ thsnI, acting trustees, P!alsua,
against
b.. Rrsen, r. H. Lindsay aud oths. rererdsnts
The siec' OF this xu!s.t be os.aie conveyance Of
cases and lots IN the town OF dneJ, tho
t!deo Lac street. s'nih Of D,yi. stree which lots usro
p-rch .std BY i. w Groe tho Alta May 1859, (song
With o:her pop-ry from said Rogers and Lndsey; for
which pps:ty the whole purchase pcneJ has hcsn paid.
:rd which Sc lots Rer, ty .stae omitted the deed
.:ou Lindsay and Rogers And laIi having be,s made
thht III d-erdan b. Roger, aud 3. II. IL: say,
residents or he QonEr:neA OF Virginia. & Is
tersd ths, tho add DO pear here within
month " CT due public a!on CT tbs orde; aud DO vALi
p;oie their interests and that py Of It's
order pcIted al the front door OF the Court
:h coant5 tho nr5 day Of the n.x Of lhiI Court
ana that another copy Of thi1 e.dcr ts published
Ss:k for loa s!seesvc escfI n the kiehHond Enquirer
Aco9J-Tssts.
Jzne 4--svtu WEI. ROLK1f, O. q. 0.
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REWARDS.
Sll0 REWARD.

500 REWARD.
EFT NY HGUsE on the 18th May, 1853, ny HsD
IL DGUGLAi. Heis about 80 yearl old, mod size.
pl-ck Win blersh ln eye, aad tS;pk On his
forehead all Civ: 80 reward X taJoa With Is EleI
Il aid denvos cd 20 me- $0J taken beyosdt al
dstsnce, Rnd secured 10 Jail 80 that can set him.
Wa. ". Watkins,
Ju.e it-ctaw3wt KoJarile, oharlc,t. CO Va.
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r IMPORTANT NOTICE.

IMPORTANT NOTICE.
To Dealers, IIousclSccpers and Suffers.
Just Received Mt
LEON SCHAPP'S.
AND FOR SALE WHOLESALE AND RETAIL:
whittemores No 10 Cotton Cards, also Wool Cards;
Trunk and Chest Locks, Padlocks,
Tea and Tablespoons.
Superine Morocco Wallets, Pocket-Knlyes, Scissors,
g. ID. Guncaps. Shoeknves, knittingpins
Fishhooks and Lines lenhoders, Steel Pens,
English Letter Paper and Envelopes,
Memorandum Books.
Highly Perfumed French Soap,
Guitar and Violin Strings,
3Iasons Genuine Backing and English Shoe Brushes
the best ever imported;
Splendid English Chamber and Counter Brushes, OF
every description.
In shor-An endless variety Of Notions In SllverPlaed
China Glass and Tinwarc
The assortment certainly the most complete In the Con-
federacy.
Childrens Carriages made to order.
II Call a, LEON SCHAPPS,
lie 2-3if a05 Broad, between 4th and 5th 5ts.
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SALT SULPHUR SPRINGS,
Monroe County, Vn.
AM now prepared to accommodate Visitors at these
i SPRINGS. Trrns-Six dollars per day servants
and children under 10 years old four dollars.
June l2-3tawGw WIN. ERSKINE. Proprietor.
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WAR AND NAVY DEPAaIaFNIE,i
juno 10Th, 1868. 1

juno 10Th, 1868
OIL GU l. 4 K.
|. Any employee Of 4. G1veInrislt "a hh.h1rhGt,
belonging either 10 tho Army or tha Nsvg ~3G raGi
leave such employ nen., sha no. I'D ie c.Fed at sly
other Government Establishment VIA o!cr. y y hay
contractor uaCer The Government, un!sr br cXhDi.s
proper discharge and wrttru perDs ;rI from j;'a
commanding All er uidcr Sho2 lie h.s BEEN s-sv.
Ing.
II. Any contractor ppaer the Government, vi o
shall employ Guy workman leaving without p:Upcr
discharge by Gave uman. eI.atlis h:.nl: "h.nv'T,
or the employment OF uno;her con.raG.or uJiaT i.u
overEm ent shall rpcT report Q: Tho f.ct: ~ t..s
Chief of the proper Bureau in ito Ds.la'Tent 81
War or Of the Navy, ss The c:sg EaT o., br .-ya-1
at once that tie t,ta1,. mon. nl co.'s .iJ.i II %
employment must be returned 10 th:!! . sri otH'
ce.s. JAn'bS y. a.-Ni.!it.,
:'ecTc.zIy Il ~.
5. l.. -:ALLr-I.
Jnus i5-Nni2v s--~rr';srv ~ i-.vS
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sgWE Gro GurhotikOd to ANNOUNCE tina; THOMAS
q. CAAPBELL, ESQ.,, is q candidate for tho Jadge.
ah!r Ii ,ha !ocoad C,cult, EiTst judicial Dis.t:.
rads ys,'T; ty the rasi judge 7. s. 1hol
. '1Iy
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
REPORTED FOR TIE RICHMOND ENQUIRER.
FROM VICKSBURG.

JACKSON, MISS, June GA staff officer
who left Vicksburg on Monday reports the
garrison closely betegcd. The enemy keep
up constant,f fire, more severe than formerly,
as they have better range of the town.
An entire block on Washington street,
Vicksburg, was destroyed by incendiaries last
week Every means has been rcsortcd 10 to
discover them, but without success.
The sappcrs aud miners on both sides are
hard at work, and can hear the sound of each
others picks.
The report that two ladies had been killed
during the bombardmcN is untrue. No citizen
has been injured
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
-, r,rrr,.r ON 1,D L,I(.IrT y

CHANGE OF SCHEDULES OF FREIGHT TRAINS;
Nv and after Tuesday Both inst, the Freight ct' :"
I this Company will be rum leaving RchE'n1' i"iNi;
WEEKLY-Tucsday's and Friday Ee'nTnihe', VA
leave Hamilton Crossing "wednesday ara >a's!i! -
ar arrive In Richmond on same day. a; * ~ r. "a
Office R. F. & p. r. r. Co.. ,o.c,
Richmond, 18th June 1908 J"H-'"
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DIVIDEND.
DIVIDEND.

rJas PrtsId and Directors CT tbs Farmers Bank OF
virginia have doclsrtd dividend out Il the >rons
Of ths sutos for tho last SIX months, sndnZ 1t day
Of Msy Of ave per oeut. nss payable TO
OF lts lat July next.
ju.e II -1nt A. HhrTH. Cashier.
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WANTS.

NkTANTED.-A CLERK In one of the Departments WHO
w has few leisure hours each afternoon, wishes IN
obtain active employment during the afternoons. Best
ferencrs given. Address ~, Box ISL
iup.,U. codSt>
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
NTEaSRs. TARDY WILLIAMS have exclusive control
IVA ofthe s,le Of tho
FINE AND FANCY SOAPS
Ma ,ufsctar,d at Ont, 70 whom ali ords
mrs, be addressed.
vo paying tbs hghess pres, either IN essh soap.
ioy I'll Sin ia Q. Grs.ls. ". q TRRl b co..
Irrs il Hsasi s9tAr Soar WoSn'
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| SECOND DESPATCH.

JACKSON, Miss, June 2G-Tia Mobile, 81
Adyices from ficksburg to the Odd have been
received. There was no assault made last
Saturday, but every gun in Grants works
and in the fleet was brought to bear on the
devoted garrison. The fire was kept up from
. o'clock until 10 o'clock 4. NJ. Our gunncrs
responded briskly. The Yankees admit that
our fire was very destructive, and the accura-
cy of our gunncrs uncquallcd. Our loss,
scvcnty-fvc killed and wounded. Brisk firing
is going on at Ficksburg tonight.
THIRD DESPATCH.
JACKSON, June 27.-There is a perfect
dearth of news to-day-not even Il runnr on
the street. Not u gun has been fired at FickS-
burg to-day.
THIRD DESPATCH.
OsYKA June 2S.-Lyons is on the alert for
maraudcrs. Grierson is held in check Banks
and the fleet are still firing away at Port lln(-
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CITY INTELLIGENCE.

ACCIDENT on THE PETERSBURG RAILROAD
The heavy climbing locomotive, "Joseph r.
Anderson" which has been used during the
war upon the temporary track between the
Petersburg and Fredericksburg Depots, was
being run over to Petersburg yesterday morn
ing. when, upon crossing the Swift creek
bridge, two miles and half from that city,
the structure gave way and it was precipitated
below: The Swift creek bridge was about
ninety feet long and forty feet high The en-
glneer and two negro hands went down with
the engine one Of the negroes was seriously
and the other slightly hurt, and the engineer
slightly wounded by cut across the side of
the neck: The locomotive, whose weight is
about forty-iye tons, sunk beneath the water
into the bed Of the stream, leaving only, the
smoke-stack visible. This bridge was ac-
counted strong and perfectly safe. It. is we'll
that it has proven the contrary at such an OPP
perfume moment, and at such Il comparatively
trifling sacrifice.
The bridge will soon be repaired and
strengthened, and the engine recovered in good
time
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ADJT md INSVI GEMS DIFF %
JUGS 49, 1855. :
GENERAL OgDsgi,l
NJ. SO.
Operators on telegraph lines established ry militia,
ry cunnsnd:rs fer military purposes wi b. .i!"wad
payment Ter hiE Gciyiccs not 10 rAe'd tbs atl Of
q improvisation Ixai aid a!!oscd - he pestm stcr
General TO the rre.ht !rs unt.: hs c1ntrcl
(Sgnedj ," pOr 81,
ia 2l.lw ii. ii iasps. .ttri.
.Whip" y-rnk
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Er ZOE JUlG1.-Wa are authorized TO An
S--A nousco THO LAS =. G00DE candidate for tie
oe Judge IN tho second circuit, l. pla.s Of Judge
Gloanp, resiRne5. Janet tlJu;y
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4 = A l. T..

"sssn and Black Teas,
English Mustard, Salad OH,
Pure French Brandy,
Havana Cigars.
Chewing Tobacco,
Virginia Cured Hams,
Superior Cider,
Tlntsa-,
N,., E'gaih Backing,
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~ VACANT JUDGESHlP.-Wea are
Authorised % anpoun-e Colonel Il L HcrKIHS. OF Pe
efgaug candidate for the Judge:hls In the &c Cir
cult, to ruac:ei Ir1.e Ghoscp, resiss.d
juce lT--dtdo
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MORGAN AND HIS MEN,

T BEG leave to annorce 10 the public that have just
finished the publication Of the first GREAT NOVEL
Of this second War of Independence, entitled
GRADS AND ROMANCE
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NHTANTED-A GoyERNESs, 70, the year lsG4, In n
w Southern State. She must be thoroughly comoc-
tent to teach the higher English though
this not insisted upon.
Address. stating salary required. and Immediately
captain"
jure29 IT. Richmond, "a
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SHOE THREAD AND CALF SKINS.
HARDWARE &c

case I-nman's Solder
r@.k assorted Files and Wood Rasps
: ra,k Shoyr!s
sc..-. Hra.s Sheets
q. cd.k Horse Shoes.
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ARGE& VALUABLE CARGO of GOODS
Mg0RTEn PER STEAMSHIP FLORA"
nv !RCRSpAY the al OF JULY, commencing at I
Uses We u7 sel NJ our aucton store, BY catalogue
= s.b cgo OF good. imported per steamer "Flors,
s,=:..r: / large aud dc iratle assortment of
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WTANTED.-By Virginia Lady graduate Of one
w Of the best institutions in State. situation
TEACHER, competent TO give instruction in English.
French, Music and Embroidery Tho best reaecncG
be given, if required
For purticulars address TEACHER Milford Depot,
Caroline county, va. juno lJ-c!2tt
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'"s. I"i-c eSp"ctedin time.
= 's.'' wi! be ready the day before the sale.
TFEW>-Cash
- DUNLOP, MONCURE e. CO..
-a-h' Auctioneers
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sy Dunlop, ofoneurc & Co., Aucts.

.2atijs
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Supervisors.
TOWNSHIP OFFICERS.

TOWNSHIP No. l.
COUector-G. l.. Grlley.
.assessor J. D. Pratt.
Justices of the Peace-M. A. Shellhouse and
II. Z. French.
ConstaJies james Rice and J. j. IIovey.
Road Commissioner-Tho Thomas Dudley.
Township No. 2.
COHector-D. Il. Choatc
.4ssessor-J. D. Barmonre.
Justices ofMe Peace-J Adams and ]. Moore
ConstaJlrs-W Horn and Stephen Jamson.
Road Commissioner-Wm. Gwin.
TOWNSHIP No. 3.
CoUector-John Connor
.4ssrssor-S. NJ. Stevens.
Justices Of the Peace VIM. Sexton and D. A
Rice.
on~faDles-Jamcs McBurncy, A. Plank.
R0ad Commissioners
Township No 4.
CoUector-Charlcs NJ. Kopp.
assessor w. A. Hines.
Justices Of the Peace-E. B, Boust and iona
than Brown.
Cousta5ies-Jacob Kcck and S. \. Miller.
Road C0mmissi0ner--A Kipp
Township No. 5.
Collector j. l. Sanborn.
.4sSe>s0r-Thomas Dodd.
Justices Of the Peace-S. NJ. Jamison and 4. E
Scott.
ConstabIes j. +. Kirby and S. NJ. Smith.
Road Commissioner g. Scott.
TOWNSHIP No. 6.
C0Uector-James d. Mccormick.
.assessor-W. X. Diltz.
Justices of the Peace-S. r. Case and II. L
Pcase
Consto6lcs-R Kennedy and Jas Muligan
R0ad COMMISSIONED Lloyd.
Township No. /.
C0Hector-John II. Brown.
.4ssessOr-V. +. Field.
Jnstices Of the Peace-John B. Curricr aud O
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[ORDGNANCE No. 81
To Prohibit Swine Running at Large in
The Town Of Auburn.

SEC |. 1t is hereby declared unlawful for the
owners OF swine to allow said animals to run At
large in any of the streets, alleys or highways OF
the town OF Auburn. and any swine found run
ning At large. rs aloros d shall be delt with Il,
hereinafter provided
SEC ,. 1t shall ba the duty of the Town Mar
shall to Cause any and all swine found running at
large in violation Of this Ordinance. to he con
tined in secure enclosure. and therein detlir
such amin or auimlls until it or they be re
leased or disposed of rs herein provided.
SEC. 3, When any swine shall have been i'm
pounded rs provided in section 2d Of this Orli-
nance and shall have remained nnrecased ol
the space OF twrnty-iour hours. the Marshal shal
post notices Of such Tact in 1T least three public
places within the town giving Il general dcscrip
tion OF the Swine SO impOnndrd. and announcing
that said animals. if nnredermcd will he SOLD
10y him at public sale at such time and place rs
shall he specified in id notice, which time shall
be ut least tWcnty-Iour hours attel posting the
ice.
SEC 1. at the time and place mentioned in
notice, the Marshal Sh I'll proceed to sell such i'm
pounded animals to the hi ghost bidder for cash
and after deducting the sums specified in Section
9TH shall pay the residue. if any there he. to the
owners OF said animals. if to him known, but II
unknown then to the Town Treasurer.
SEC ). For each animal impounded. posted
and sold. as above provided. the Marshal shall
retain as follows: For each animal. over the
weight of fifty pounds. three dolar,. OF which sum
he shall retain lh,ssum of two dollars for his own
services and pay one dollar to the Town Treas
nrer For each animal under the weight Of fifty
pounds. h" shall retain the sum Of one dollar for
his own services and the residue. if any there be
pay to the Town Treasurer; Pr0cmed. that ANY
time before the time fixed Tor the sale. the owner
may redeem said animals by raging to the
Marshal for each animal over the weight OF
fifty pounds two dollars and for each one under
that weight. one dollar; OF which sans the Mar
shall shall retain onehaf Tor his own services, aud
pay the bal nee to the Town Treasurer.
SEC Il. The Marsh ii sh keep a book, to be
called a"Pound Book in which he shall enter a
memorandum of all sales under this Ordinance
with genera. description of each animal sold
and the price received therefor
SEC. I. This Ouinlncc shall take effect on
and after the LIST day of July, AID. 1861.
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ORDINANCE No. 4.
The Board Of Trustees of the Town of Au-
burn. iacrcIN OrEinin as lnIlOMs.I

SEC. l. The owner, or managers of every cir
Gus. lrlvan or m"nagerie hereafter exhibiting or
performing within the corporate limits OF the
town OF Auburn sh Ill pay to the said town for
each performance II License tax of five dollars
And the owners or managers OF every other pub
lie show, exhibition, theatre or concert, or other
public p 'rlormancc, for which on admission fee
is charged. Shall ply to the said town for each
perform within the said limits. a liceHsc tax
of two dollars and fifty cents; provided, that the
mentioned. may exhibit or perform for thirty
consecutive days on paying therefor license
tax of fifty dollars. or for any consecutive ninety
days ON paying therefor license tax Of one hun
dred dOilltS.
SEC 2. The said license tax shall he paid to
the Marshal of said town, or TO the Treasurer
thereof and the officer to whom the same is paid
shall give to the per on paying the same, 4 re-
ceipt therefor. Which receipt shall specify the
amount paid. the character of the exhibition, and
the time OF the performance thereby licensed.
SEC 3. Every person who shall open. or con
duct. or carry ON. on cause TO he opened. conduct
cd or carried ON. any of the performances ON
which license tax is imposed by the first section
or who shall take any ptrt hcrcnas IN mayer or
actor, without IN" license Tx us provided in the
first section having been paid. and the receipt
appcif Il In the second section having been Oh
t,ined therefor, shall be deemed guilty OF a mis-
demeanor. and on conviction thereof before any
Justice of the Peace. shall be fined for each
offense not less than ten nor more than one hun
dred dollars. and may he imp lsoned in the coun-
" Jail until said fine be paid
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[OHDGNANCN No. AL
An Ordinance Relating to Exploding Fire.
Crackers in the Streets of the Town of

The Board of Trustees of the Town of Auburn
do ordain rs follows:
SEC. No pcr-on shall shoot off or explode
Frc-Crlckcrs in any Of the streets Of the town
OF Auburn, within the corporate limits; any per-
sou offending shall upon conviction thereof be-
lore any Justice of the Peace OF said town. be
fined Five Dollars. and all Justices aud MArsml's
costs that may accrue in the prosecution for the
violation of this Ordinance, which shall be legal
lees allowed by law; and in default of payment
by the person or persons so convicted. the Mar
shall Is hereby empowered TO work them upon the
streets oil sud town. ut the rate of Two Dollars
per day. until the line and costs are worked out.
SEC. ?. All fines collected under the provs.
ions OF this ordnance shall he paid into the Town
Treasury. by the officer collecting the same and
1t is hereby set apart to the General Fund of said
iowa.
SEC B. This Ordinance shall 60 into and be
in effect, from AMI after its publication.