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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06
ADJ'T 4 INSP'R GENL'S OFFICE,
RIcu1oxp. Ser!cmhcr IS, 1862. j
GENERAL ORDERS.

ADJ'T Z INSP'R GENL'S OFFICE,
RlcnXoxp. Serlcmhcr 2S, 1862.
GENERAL ORDERS.
No. l2G.
|. In order III avoid ali difficulty with respect
to payment of officers absent from their COIN
mands, aud who have not received commits.
SONS or letters of appointment, it Is ordered
that all such officers shall before leaving their
com anies, lc furnished with transcript from
tic lau$;cr rolls, ur acertiicate in lieu llc:Crf,
o. may be convenient, setting ont the full nn;E",
RAIL; and date thereof o! such officer, AID
that lie Is horne OH the muster roll as such.-
These 'iais...riP:s or certificates will be signed
b; the commanding officer of the regiment ard
company, mud will be equivalent with the pay
officer II the commission or letter OF appoint
mnut referred to in Par. ], General Orders. No.
IL. OF lSG3. Tbs provision, however. Is not
dssi med 10 dispcugc with TIE requirements III
General Orders NJ. -, paragraphs > and 2,
currrnt series.
IT, Paragraph I. General Orders. No. l!G,
Aiiufnnt and inspector Generals Office, is SO
modified us "a read ~ follows:
Generals or other Officers, commanding
departments. armies in the field, post or gar
risons, will cause all deserters, strag-
.ers or other mlSentccs from duty, and
all persons liable to military service
found within thcir lines. and not belonging
to their command, to be forthwith arrested
and turned over to the nearest enrolling Off
Ger, whose duty it shall be to forward such
ah.entee> to their nropcr commands. or in case
of conscripts 10 assign them To service at the
discretion of the corurnandant cr couscripts of
the State. BY o-;lcr.
(Signcdl S. COOPER,
s p;. :9--lw. AGj't and InSp'r Gen.
tSTWlig copy one week.
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F2snt-Th4 rb.cr:Ssr wishes TO rel: ou for the En-.
gl,aS ~ Laad which she resides n Cunb. ris5d
Count ming about - In good condition and
rlltr gcGG ierc"s, With rev Brick Dwelling Houss,
.nntsuins :ht Tcors and iii -ecrssary CutDui!dnsI
80 tir:y Negroes will be hired 10 tie person who
;he lsod; among the arcross there & carriage
dr!v.: several sxcsi!eat toGtesc-vaats, good cook
whs'"r acL iTor.r, &c.
Th- NV e:iln.icsse Is We. supplied witt al nece-a
Flrtrre nes.iy rsv, which will also be ren,en With :aG
fam Il 5sI.sd Pcssezio1 viii be given The 1gt dag
Of Jauaa--. issi Ny poEtors"- is Cuntorlspd Corr:
Horsr. T!Te.rH. AMELIA O. ISBEILn
Aug if-fT
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Adult. & IN$PR. GEMS OFFICE, !
Richmond Oct 2, 1863
GENERAL ORDERS, }


Nc 15D
I. The evils rcsultins from the prolonged alb
sence Of soldiers who have obtained furloughs
on account Of sickness, being greatly on the
increase, the attention of officers Of tho army
is directed tn The eth paragraph or General
Orders No. 60, Of 1868, from this office. and
strict compliance Ihcrcwitts enicincl.
II. Commanders of companies who. agree
ably TO the requirements of the aforesaid or
der, No. 60 received from examining boards
notices 81 inrloughs granted by them. arc re-
qTcsteI TO make and forward monthly to the
superintcndents Of the Bureaus Of CanScrip-
ton, iCol. }. S. Preston, ut Richmond, Va,
or Brigadicr Gen. G. D. Pillow. 1T Maricttn,
Georgia. as Tic ease may require. lists of ~
men SO iurnu:hcd and VINO ID not promptly
return t. their Companies at the expiration Ct
I'll" time granted them; and it will be ;ic
duty Of the superintendent receiving such
lists, u direct tie properscnrollirg officers To
arrest and return to tc!r companies without
delay, Nil persons who nrc thus reported and
found absent without proper authority.
III. Payment upon afidayts 70 soldiers
sick or wounded in hospitals, who are unpro-
v"i"d with descriptive H-ts, will hereafter bc
limited To four months pay.
Ty crier.
(Signed) S. COOPER,
oct2-lw A1t. y Inspt. Genl
"Whig' copy Iw
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GENERAL ORDERS.
hDJ'T e. INSP'R GEMS OFFICE,
RIruHnyD Ort 5th 1S62

RICHMOND. Oct 9Th. 1863.
GENERAL ORDERS,
No. LIB.
l. The Chief of the Nitro and Mining Bureau
is directed, through the officers Of his Bureau
To impress copper, coal and such ether mine
rails as may be nccdcffor the use Of the Gov
ccn!nnnt.
IL. The provisions Of Paragraph l, Genera
Orders No. CT. current series, is extended &c
officers Of the Consumption bureau. Tic
payments authorized will be made out IF t'rt
fanAs appropriated !i,r the support Of thai
Bureau.
By order
(Signedl COOPER
Sept Civ. Aii't & Insr'r Gers
selS~ Wing copy Que ,veeh.
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ADJ? AND 1NSP. GE&'- rFFif:G !

ADJ'T AND INSP. GEH'" nFFii:& I
K crn"sp Sept. 23, 1873
GENEk+L ORp:T,, {
0. 49,.
l. In view Of tic Importance Of pressing
the home production on; of nitTe the w"rkn'sn in
wGrk for lcal dern"o only in cases Of ez.
tremG military urgency. and then only by the
General commanding the district, by IN order
to the officer in charge.
In tho nitro districts lately ovcrrun, tn
workmen will lie returned t. their work and
all reasonable facilities far rc:umins opera
tions will be extended by military officers.
By nr'ier.
(Signcdl S. COOPER.
Sept. Sow Adj't & lnsp. Genl.
~. Wing COPY che week;
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}iA@h NOTE ENGRAVING,

""' BUM co ay"ug oo1;ne:ei III 'lr engage
"'2, VIZ - . ). Treasury ~ Back Not, Eagriv"rs
a. la"a; r"n5 I'D from the otic hey occupied In ;h-
= :"t I" % :!-ir fe.nis ;he corner OF MAE
az w 'l;"'s, are p'"pareG T. I'll orders for STATE
" %. N"'=- Change Bills, Sat-, Corporation or RAN
"-' b. 4, IarS-r>' herkS. Bills at Exchange, Cerin
w. - Toy wi! G. glad 20 show She original designs
~ ,Iap -s'". ii The steel plates engraved b: tom :or
. "efaa~',;, or 10 supply designs and make est.
~ E"c-,vimg HI" Stse'P.t- ?rinti' <.
- arg s"p.'y 90 pa X Note Paper OIL hand
i'''"i a a fsta CO requiring Bank Notes rcK-aved
r. 'nc:c', rua Civ. Teerunc,. either il Rciaoac or
S'-a1'd ). 9. GEO. DUNN,
WILLIAM GEILATLY,
JOHN GEMNi.LL.
~: :a'. : Sept. e !oG? az I-.tf
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As ArT to authorize the Governor 10 call out
forces for the public defence. Passed Sept

-iS Act to authorize the Governor IL call out
forces for the public defence. Passed Sept.
CSth. l>t;;,.
Be ): enacted by :ho General Assembly,
That he Governor this Commonwealth be,
r1d be is hereby authorized to call into the
service OF tho State. for a period NJ: exceeding
sixty Jays Mt any one time as many volun-
tcers as may he necessary to rcrcl invasion
and protect the citizens OF the State, whcncv-
erin his opinion, the emergency may demand
it. and to organize, arm and equip the same
with rs lite delay as possible. No company
STALL lac "rgarz',. under this act with less
than 'Eir:y IArr. ard companies 0f less than
fifty n,rn slia! haze . Captain, ono first Lieu
t"ianr al one Scrnnd Lieutenant IL either
Respects tic prasrn; Militia law shall be OH
scrvc;i 50 f;l- as the Gc"crnor deems it arpli-
cable: P:nrid,8, thar this act shall not lie
So nn::ru"d rs To coll into the field, without
their cUl;scnt, companies organized under an
&c. IL organize II linmc guard. passed the four
tc"r.h MAY. eighteen hundred ard siEtr-twr.
II she'll preserve "%d arm existing organi-
Za:;ons, except these Cor home defence ard
local service, rs far as practicable. and shall
nprlr To hc Secretary Of War for s,:ch arms.
a'~m"niton and camp cqu!pagc as may &c
necessary.
IL shall prcnulcnt" this set hy special
messengers and otherwise ut his discretion.
This act sha! &c in force from its passage.
oc l-Gt
re- The Rockingham Register, staunton
Eind:ca'"r. Lexington Gazette, Finrastle Ex-
p:css, Wy!haviii" Dispatch, Abingdon Tir-
rinian. l. nchhurr Hirginian and Republican,
Petersburg Express, and Danyille Appeal
Will publish tire" times and forward nHcsnnta
~ tho Executive Department.
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REWARDS.

2l3U tanaoa Of the Subscriber. ' on tn Ccium
sH'''.' seven miles below Cumberland Court House q
.orre: i'u"~r. sbnu. i've feet h!Sh and about seven
a' OIL; raraed in the .oreh~ad which IL broad with
n,~h narrow strip Of white extending down to.
,a- Rose sn no towards the foretop. IL has. also
-. IS on is back. caused ~ saddle CALLS. He il
49,. Niis s'i;s'lr parrot-'ccd and rnav have other
~ - '' EG~ rec""cted. IN had hin in os,rssioa only
- 'oa' w""'s. lie OF the wheel hor.es Of 0
80 IA !" IN" from tho county Of Berkeley. and was
40 CALLED in the shoulders. especially the right
~ ~. ns under the collar rubbed Off closely
a. a." god io'm aud outline, works finely in harness.
Kites hiUreJ well. with scmcwha. a-ching neck.
st". sv- reward viii be paid his delivery me,
LAS :or such Information will enable me 20 get
I "-a JOHN r. WILSON.
"-b-a~F!r -
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Os0 BOTTLrS PURE MOUNTAIN OLD RYE
GOV WlliSKEY, for metieInel purposes
go hotties Pure Blackberry brandy, for darrhos.
6 bbls Pure Mountain Old Rye WhiSkey.
$50 lbr superior Or an and Black Teas.
For ua1s by EE ROBERTSON,
He4+1st Cee. 9oyApes sad SYsnt!p sts
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EDUCATIONAL,
BUSINESS CARDS.

Y @ / & { q 4 {: 1: y g Y.
harvey, Hunt, Junies tc &C,
Virgin It near .:n.iiie De"o'.
a. ~" - ~ acknowledgements k-r;3 always "r hani
.c- 'atI-; n the choicest brands Of the eest facto-
". Az. now ;nr sale
1860 Pnrkares. 20 wl!ch tae attention OF
u-s::s & collected.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06

PIEDMONT RAILROAD. }
suPERISTESDEST's OFFICE DASrfLiE
Sept 29..IS65.
NJ oTICE-TO STAGE PROPRIET0RS.
r.. Passenger Trains on the piednon: Railroad VIII
ou.menc- running RiedsvIlIe in few weeks and me
Company desire 20 have line OF StHges established De-
tween toe terminus o. tie road and Greensboro. 49,
through ticket will be made on favorable terms WIZ
any line ~ Stsges TINT win Insure the necessary facilities
.oF the travel
Propositions nre :rvfod .. n9cs.
CHAa. G TAJ.roTT
as, ao-1w suptPi"dr,cnt asirosd
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LOST

T OST ct The Drjo', 10 Atlanta, O., Sp.. 31t'. me
I short Biatk Lerhrr Trunk. cnut inrnc rrluahic
wear ne an,arr mark d G.. U. Eustam,nrc. Diamond
min. engraved With initials G. n r.. Ambroype. Coils
Pso 1880 nni rrivHt" papers % rrrn' Va u 10 re
ONLY liberal rcTard will b" paid fo- the cry OF
the trunS and contents Adir"ss
{; ID HUSrANiSTT.
KuSi,sh o. Miss,
orr. LIVING 5ToS's, Comrny. Gea:is one.
oc.Sat Richmond, Va
7 uST CEtTIFICATE.-Taksn from ny pcss' =
.cn by potion Of the 9Th Ilso!s cavalry, on thor
il in No-humhorand equity. Of tho 18th day of May
ls: Gertifcatc of Deposit. No $50 uei April si,
sfj, n the OF Jaa H. HudiH. lo>n Of Februnry.
81 s63 per Tor eco Az persons fo-s7varnc3
Il: m aiding for ssid certificate NJ deposit application
will be nde 70 the Confederate Stars 1rs:s"ry Tor tie
renewal OF the temc. JAS. H. HuDSALL.
: re as cw6v
GST-A Certificate CT Subscription tie EirhyiorG
Exporting and Importing Company, $500, in favor OF
A. II Garnet, H. D Notice Is he5chy sivcr that nnpli.
ses-wawt " 4. II. GAREETT
OST GR MlSLAID -. certificate Of Virginia State
| stock No 51a. dated September sU,h, ls-i issue,
u.frr Act paI,ai l-:h o. March 1856 ard regis in :he
ia,r of j. J.. d Cu co. 'rrustap for u. q. Cullen h.iy
nne find e. the a5Tvs certificate will ren.!vs srib!f rn
war't y iravin" -ih"fsr" ," IT. iHT.h"'
NOTICE IA hereby gives. that sprc zion will y" md.
for tho rensy II &C g r.'iE"":a. M .s tor S-fjt
and No da5 for - 20 ira1ed 10 Vim Nesen-sai IA.
Coates hsv ng be q 10" h7 tie subscriber.
s.r1s-Ia--G-r' EI''%'nN
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WASHINGTON NEWS AND GOSSIP.
Correspondence 81 ,a- y W ysrh Daily Nv
SUNDAYS BATTLE 81 CHATTANOOGA.

Official information received here states
that the enemy a;ia ID General Rrsccracs
again on Sunday r. ~. about nine p'coox,
with nverwheln'; numbers. The bate
raged fercelr &C., Jay. The number Of killed
and woundc, Al both sides will probably cot
fail SHORT Of ih;rty thousand. General Burn
side had not reinforced General nosccrans.
as was expected, on Saturday last General
Burnside captured Joreshoro', 4 comparative
ly unimportant pos: in the extreme eastern
part of Tennessee, more than two Hundred
miles distant from the ground on which Gen
Ro-ecrans was fighting with the combined
forces of Generals Bragg, Johnston and Lon.
street.
THE CONSUMPTION ACT.
Ii is known thai tho Presidents dissatisfied
with Tie Operation! r. =" Couscription act
because il does not produce, s. ~a= ezrcc. -
the test series e recruits. ~. IS ntsr;',: &,
to thu three Lunirtd dollar feature, Ly whicl
50 uapJ men of stralg minds and physioa
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TXF EsS TICE.

OrFEx soUTHERS EXPRESS CONAN,
RICHMosD. Sept. :ts.t. lsf3.
In order 10 avoid misunders ns'ins. sIa 10 MAKE cur
charges conform to the liability assumed, tliis Company
hersbT give notice that from and after October F SIG
nhinp Will be required TO pce their ,'uc,lon uacn
each package bcre will he ressiysd Sues value will
De inserted in the Compsnys -scip and oSsbl:sh tn
liability ofths ror1pany for tie 8nouR-isr set e God
aud the paStf ,shty only exaip.ed
s,boSs~ IA HAMILTON 81 a.
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assessing the value first class artillery and horses at 500 we de-
acted according
n
would uu purchaser consns coming within the
needed $50 " might arise however when the I9b gen S %qv
when family bd horses brood mares admitted h ra'
and allow the substitute in stead
diptsel class artillery mules
We number of hrs's mules
making for number COED
and $3.50 each, and mules 5000 each.
sound
cd artillery the loss wouli
might be
efficient
would materially
titled the
in reduced
f " $ W. HUBBARD
ROBT GIBBONEY.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1863-10-06
JOHN p. WILSON.
"rfiL. ElG.,D 81 Pc & X. Il. Gu.t

prfiL.. ElG.ID 81 PEI & K. Il. go
C..n.c, ,,..,, RICHMOND Sept. 6, 's6i.
S,ST. XIV iBE.--Th. above renti med reward
:Vs " VII ts'@ H- the ,pr. hcn ION aud cravic.
L: -, - u "r psrs US Fhc Oh Yesterday b.cEr
,s... i's witch =. Temples turnout ind put the
t...,s !" - Tic ev:'isG, dssi:r .. iarYw i;; troop
, s-!;I 80 '''." =. II. Gl:.L,
r >-------.- Grn,l I>up't.
~" ARD Los: On 18th Juue asst In Rich.
BUM % fri- surg "r between Tie two places
sos,. rn VI accounts and eo,cn, wrapped In n
81: "A p0fhoS ut be- MOVES in favor OF nv.
~s.! 20 Co ton & Co ! viii give the ss5ve r..
&c i;r': II; ;:.is q. e. or u ne n, Tarb,ro
o:oG:' J. KITCHEN.
SJt $3.50, 49, e".SSHD.-RsaaNay,m my man JEFF. Heis
sd lr,Is ~ y-aTs O? age feet high rathor spare
ici. l- Sk' H. lsd on Hhea he l.r: . pair II u,ua
VI IT, Sp' ne above reward wi.l DO paid II tet,-
ro;i.1r, r G. MoSELlT,
- Ho'si's Ford Depot, Charlotte City Va
VI ~, W.: OK >THCkIIOLD EHS.-Ta. An
W.. ate:i Gs Of n, Stocx boiler. OF ,bs Ro.,ok.
;s't,rI;. ~ ,n,"itpa'r, will De bid in tn. town OF
cporan. ,oH III TUESDAY,. III. 18Th Ct October lS6Y
set,l- 'eis viii com. before the ,ns.,pr ana il il
ssa.-.n,,eSery si0ckuo!der shoud be represented
GHr,----G- Z A. WILLIAMS, Clerk
~ I, e. tas "Ea. u,etiLs .; the STOCK ho..rs o,
- HS,,t - y! ~ k"a'2c s., ;sr psc,-s at thcr ,sph
"cst s.'' 1'r. o. HATiEaps z, he -, u,,x. A.
!situ. J! u 2ssIpUSs.u
1s..1 s---1 csssI.r.
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ah!!:': c"; ci".0": ley. Il i. 90 an!kelv
ihat H. 'i"r-c "iit t2 re:,inmra,le;, f,r ro-
peal Il: the next session.
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Z.
! Balinc Ioncfo g
Seng and sacks furnished by Government S.
a. Hauling grain BUSH o5
D. nA' o W. ''"' "'son "u 's. w
Hire Of same raions furnished bv the Government q" %
lure or "rrss 0A"' wagon anu af'' f'0'S "f' ~"
s VIBRATIONS furnsted tbeG 6 So
y lire o %. m7nFe team" wagon " ' l' ~ " l6 On
rt;ons
a sbe1} 20 90
E. HUBBARD,
Commissioners fer Va.
fssnsd) ' ~ COOPER,
Adjt Inp'r Gen.
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AID .>p NEGROES in Cumberland Co. 70;

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The Placer herald. [volume] (Auburn, Placer County, Calif.) 1855-1991, 1863-03-28

TOWNSHIP No. l.
CoHector-G. L. Griley.
assessor j. D. Pratt.
Justices Of the Peace-M. A. Shellhouse and
II. L. French.
Qualifications Rice and J. J. Hovey.
Road Conlmissioner-Th Thomas Dudley.
TOWNSHIP No. 2.
CoHect0r-D. b. Choate.
.assessor-J. D. Barmoure.
Justices ofMe Peace--J. Adams and j. Moore.
Consta6les-Wm. Horn and Stephen Jamison
Road CommiSsi0ner-Wm Gwn.
TOWNSHIP No. 3.
CoVecfor-John Connor.
.4SseSsOr-S. NJ. Stevens.
Justices of the Peace-Wm Sexton and d. A.
Rice.
Constables-James McBurncy, A. Plank.
Rodd Commissioner
TOWNSHIP No 4.
CoHector-Charles NJ Kopp.
.4sScssor-W. A. Hines,
Justices Of the Peace-E. B. Boust and Jona-
than Brown
Coasta5ies-Jacob Keck and S. A. Miller.
Rood C0mmjsSioher-A. Kipp.
TOWNSHIP No. 5.
C0Nector-J. l. Sanborn.
assessor Thomas Dodd.
Justices Of the Peace-S. NJ. Jamson and 4. 3.
Scott.
Constitutes j. f. Kirby and S. NJ. Smith.
R0ud COnnjSsiOner-J. G. Scott.
TOWNSHIP No. 6.
Coiect0r-Jumcs d. Mccormick.
.gssesSor-W. K. Dilz
Justices Of the Peace-S. r. Case and II. l..
Pcase.
Consta6les -Robt. Kennedy and Jas Mullgan.
ROad comm SSiOner-E. Lloyd.
TOWNSHIP No I.
CoYector--John r. Brown.
assessor V, Z. Field
Justices Of the Peace-John b. Currer and O.
II. Young.
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rORDINANCE No o..
TO Prohibit Swine Cumming at Large i'll
the Town Of Au burn.

SEC. |. 1t is hereby declared unlawful for the
owners of swine to allow said animals To run ut
large in any OF the streets, alleys or highways of
the town Of Auburn. and any swine found run
ming at large as aforesaid, shall be dclt with as
hereinafter provided
SEC . 1t shall be the duty of the Town Mar
shall to cause any and all swine found running at
large, in violation of this Ordinance, to be con-
fined in u secure enclosure, and therein detain
such animal or animals until it or they be re-
leased or disposed OF as herein provided.
SEC. 3. When any swine shall have been i'm
pounded rs provided in section ID of this Ordi-
nance and shall have remained unrclcased for
the space of twenty-lour hours, the Marshal shall
post notices Of such fact in at least three public
places within the town giving u general descrip-
ton of the Swine so impounded and announcing
that said animals, if unrcdcemed, will be sold
by him at public sale, at such time and place "a
shall he specified in said notice, which time shall
be at least twenty-four hours aitel posting the
notice.
SEC. I. At the time and place mentioned in
notice, the Marshal shall proceed to sell such i'm
pounded animals to the highest bidder for cash,
and after deductng the sums specified in Section
9th, shall pay the residue if any there be. to the
owners OF said animals. if to him known, but If
unknown then to the Town Treasurer
SEC. 5. For each animal impounded, posted
and sold IA above provided the Marshal shall
retain follows: For each animal over the
weight of fifty pounds. three dollart, OF which sum
he shall retain the sum of two dollars for his own
services. and pay one dollar to the Town Treas,
urcr. For each animal under the wcig ht Of fifty
pounds, he shall retain the sum OF one dollar for
his own services, and the residue, il any there be-
pay to the Town Treasurer; Pr0rided, that any
time before the time fixed for the sale, the owner
may redeem said animals by raying 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 sums the Mar
shall shall retain onc-hllf for his own services and
pay the balance to the Town Treasurer.
SEC &. The Marshal shall keep a book, to be
called Pound Book in which he shall enter a
memorandum of all sales under this Ordinance,
with general description of each animal sold,
and the price received therefor.
SEC 7. This Ordinance shall take effect on
and after the lst day of July, A. D. 1861
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[ORDlNANCE No. Al
An Ordinance Relating to Exploding Fire.
Crackers in the streets OF the Town of
Auburn.

The Board of Trustees of the Town of Auburn
do ordain rs follows:
SEC. l No person shall shoot Off or explode
Fire-Crackers in any of the streets OF the town of
Auburn, within the corporate limits; any person
offending shall upon conviction thereof, before
any Justice OF the Peace Of said town, he fined
Five Dollars. and all Justices and Marshal's
costs that may accrue in the prosecution for the
violation OF this Ordinance. which shall be legal
fees allowed by law; and in default Of payment
by the person or persons convicted, the Marshal
is hereby empowered to work them upon the
streets Of said town. at the rate of Two Dollars
per day, until the fine and costs are worked out.
Pr0pided, This Ordinance shall not be in force
upon the ith day OF July OF each year; or, upon
the Anniversary of the first three days OF Chinese
New Year.
SEC. 2. All fines collected under the provs-
ons of this Ordinance, shall be paid into the
General Fund, and all expenses for keeping and
working persons convicted OF violating this
finance shall be paid out Of the same Fund
Hhe Marshal's fee for working aud superncnd-
lg said persons is hereby fixed at dollars per
lay.
SEC. g. This Ordinance shall go into and be
in effect, from and aftnr its publication.
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TOWN ORDINANCES.

owners or managers of any exhibition before
mentioned, may exhibit or perform for thirty
consecutive days Oh paying therefor license
tax of fifty dollars or for any consecutive ninety
days on paying therefor license tax Of one hun
drrd dollars.
SEC ?. The said license tax shall be 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 person paying the same. re-
ceipt therefor, which receipt shall specify the
amount paid. the character of the exhibition, and
the time of the performance thereby licensed.
SEC. B. Every person who shall open, or con
duct or carry on, or cause to be opened. conduct
ed or carried any of the performances on
which license tax is imposed by the first section,
or who shall take any part therein as manager or
actor, without the license tax as provided III the
first section having been paid. and the receipt
specified in the second section having been OBJ
tanned therefor, shall be deemed guilty of a mis-
demeanor, and on conviction thereof before any
Justice of the Peace. shall be fined for each
offensc not less than ten nor more than one hun
tlrcd dollars and may be imprisoned in the coun-
ty jail until said fine be paid