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Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25
rE- TIE ow.n.b,roueh Monitor

pG- Tie 0sensboroush Monitor {
Wednesday srys: a fgbt took place at
the falls Of Rough creek, in Ohio county,
last Thursday, between some Davies
county Home Guards, under Captain Jim
Wilson, and sixteen Euerrillas, under
the leadership Of the notorious Dick
Ya,eR The Home Guards were am
bushsd, and four Of their number killed
aAd one badly wounded-an old gentle
man named Wooten, Siiuson Stout, John
n. Hinton, and John Cecil were the
names Of the ones killed, and William
Karns wounded-all of this county.
Yates the leader OF the band, is thought
to be killed, as bis horse vas captured
and vsliss containing cloths with his
nsme marked thereon. After firing one
round from their inclosurs, the guerrillas
decAmped, since which time nothing has
been heard from them.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25
HOTEL REOPENED.
Washington House,
CHRIS. HEDDRICH, Proprietor,
Cor. Maiu and Third sts.,
EVANSVILLE, IND.

THIS OLD, WE'LL ESTABLISHED, AND
i widely-kncwn Hotel has beeu closed for sew
eral weeks undergoing repairs. IL has, during
this time been repaintsd inside and oat. has been
throughly fitted up, and in great measure furn-
tshed with new beds and furniture. The proprie-
tor mas made every arrangement to render his
! house convenient, healthy aud agreeable to the
public.
Thanking the public for the fine patronage that
for series Of years has been extended 10 the
WsshinSton, he invites a renewal oftheir custom,
and will sndeaNoT to have his table furnished and
the house managed IN way to merit their contin-
ued patronage.
omnihus;s will carry passengers to and from
the Depot free. iulv9
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25
sTRAYED OR STOLEN

IRON THE SUBSCRIBER, on MONDAY
L night, the 27th inst, two Work Horses One
a Dark Bay. about l6 hands high, in good order ;
the other Sorrel. when not sunburusd Chestnut
Sor-el, with little white the tip ofhis nose,
thin in 1esh, and I55z hands high Both horses
wsre bArefooted.
liberal reward will Be given 20 any one re-
turning tie horses, or giving such inforuatio2
as will s1shls the owner torget them
I. c. GALE,
Corner Of Third and Sun strasts.
juIyI-s&Etk
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Published BY request.
Drafted men's SoliIoauy.


TUSE.-"AULp LAso sTSR."
why should we mourn eonscripted friends,
or shaks at Dra1i's alarms;
'Tis but the soios that Abraham sends
To bid as shoulder arm.
Are we too good for bayons,s too.
Aud should We fear TO movsl
'Tis making US look very blue,
For 'tis not the thing We love.
Why should We tTsmble TO convey
Our bodies to ths front,
And carry kBspsseks far Gwayf
For We cannot say" won't J"
With soc abdomen IN piles,
A stump pillow for our heal
while We re marching weary miles.
And veterans now are very high
Their price cannot stAndi
Substitution now Ia all "my eye"
Unless it Is q eontrabAad.
Three hundred dollars will not save
Us from our daily drill,
And scratching times I knew We u hAys
Before wa get through the mill.
Then wby should we begin TO quake,
Aud trem Ole in our shoes
And Why our knees commence to shake
In asking. "what s the news7"
Cheer up, il 5 only false alarms,
The lighting Il may seaso;
We may not have to shoulder arms
The Rsts may for peace.
What then, IL II shsuld all prove trust
We need not care for that,
Fer It will take the loafers toe,
Aud the Peace Demoerai.
And wbsn We ~ whipped old Johnny Res,
And Of JET Davis spoiled his beauty.
We can rest with ease spon our bed,
And say, Though forced, we We done o.
duty"
TURrE TEkRs-Frasr Clfl
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25
GROCERIES

CUGAR-cASE MILLs-25 sHgsr- Cane Mills.
- assorted sizes and prices,. Just received pr
stesneT Prima Donna, and for sale At
VTeKERY BROS
No. I52 Main ssrset.
COOKS SUGAR EvAP0RATORs IS Paus
~ and Furnaces for sale at
YICKERY BROS,
No. I32 Main street.
WHITE SEsHASNOcK POTATOES - 100
w bush. Northern Potatoes in store and for
sale By EICKEBY Bros
No. I32 Main street
TORS- MEAL 25 bushels Corn-Meai, fresh
" ground, in store and for sale BY
YICKERY BROS,
No I32 Main street
VITHITE LIME 80 bbls- choice Unsiaeked
w White Lime in store and for sale BY
vICEERT BROS,
Es2 Main ssreet.
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MERCURY

cure With vegetable keutrallxer, which At once
arrests the disease ADD very removes the last
se tige from the system. having the patient as
vigorous aud healthy. and the skiH as frssh aud
blooming, ~ before the disease was contrartsd-~
no malftT nf how long etandinE
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25
MEDICAL.
INDIAN MEDICINES.

@(AAS LAX 9
An unfailia9 care for spsrmG.srTAea, ssrafHal
Eeskaess, Nocturnal Emissions, and alldssases
ed By sslf fpolHtioa saeh Loss Of MsHors, UairsT
saI Lassiide. Pafzs - the Baek. DinHsss Of Vision.
Presasoars Old Ass; Weak Nerres, DisEossi,g Of
Breatkiae, TTSzblag, FdkefwlHess, ErHPsioEs TIE
Face, Pale CoaAteaaHes, IasaHify Consumption, AVID
all the Direfal eolplaiafs caused b. departing from
the pail Of nafurs.
SS-This medicine Is a simple vegetable extract,
and enc on which aIlean rely, a. It has been used
In our practice for many years, and With thous-
ands treated, it has Eotfkiled in single instance.
Its curative lowers have been sufficient to gain
victory over ths most stubborn case.
DB-To thoss Who have triHed With their eonsti-
tuition, until they thiak themselves beyond the
reach Of medical aid, we would say, DespalT Aotl
the CHERoKEK CrKE will restore you to health
and vigOr, aud alter all quack doctors have failed
nB- For full particulars, get Circular rom any
DruE Store In the country, or write the froprle-
tors, who wiH meil free to any desiring the same,
= full treatise in pamphlst form
sS-Priees, 81 per bottle or three bottles Tor 80
and forwarded By Express TO all pSrts Of the wo a.
nS- Sold by all respectable druggists eve:g-
where.
DR.. W. r. MerWin & Co.
ssLK PzoFRTrroRs,
No. 50 Liberty Street, New York.
H1-Sold in Evansville By Wm- Bisrbowsr and
By all druggists sTsrywhere- fFsbI6dkwIy
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CRESCENT CITY Hotel

Mrs. McINTIRE BEGs LEAVE TO INFORM
NJ the public anil travelling community that she
has bought ont Mrs. webb's old stand, known as
the Crescent City Hotel, opposite the Steamboat
landing for the purpose Of accom- modAting the
public with beard and lodging at reasonably rates.
fu2dsn
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Organic Weakness.

Lssa q natural viEoF, nervous ami general de-
bility, with shin erupuoua, fever sores, pains In
every bone and muscle, loss Of memory, headache
aud dizziness, night dreams, emf aions, fppo-
tsnrs, etc. etc. and the endless other sHaarinEs
which afiiet sHch patient viii be cufed by
meana az present Hsea IN an the New York City
Hospitals, and those ia Broaklyn.
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MEDICAL NOTICE.
DIR. J. S. LOWER,
Dhucioia1 & SurpeOn

TAy1SG PERMANENTLY LOCATED IN
II Eva1sTilis, offers his professional services 70
the citizens Of EvansTiils and vicinity.
~ Ofics azd rssi6enos On Main street, oppo.
site nswR R 2 Depot. He will Be fonud a. Brouzh
ton Woods Drug Store, On tie corner 81 Third
and Main from to 10 o'slock a n each day
tyl2
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25

Asssrs. Nafor Z BrigFs
6EsTLEHES since my arrival here. sbd PAR
ticulariy sincs il WAS known had herotafere re.
sided in New York City, frequent inquiF es have
been male II me- Nhether / was acqnaibted with
tr Bell cf your city, whilst living there, and
What knew OF him, ete.
Ia order that fhsfe shzii bo uo misunanrataHd
ing, and for the purpose 81 iiaeiug uy seif fight
ia ihC escs q that gentleman vel a. yourselves
and ath-rs, deem il proper veil - prudent Go
make this statement ia writing, 10 be len in your
hands, or given 10 Or. Bell, a. you may think
best, be 90 do with IL - he pleases. l kpew Dr
Bell sone si0 or eight years since, Ia New York
City, wAsre for few months We we're engaged Ia
the same Institute. lie was = clever scholar
standing third in his ella within nitaan months
Of his fret entry, aud pronounced by al the Pro-
fessors, we'll ~ by Amajorify Of the Thirieouth
Street school, one Il It's Ehtcst lights end hon
0rabiv members. Dr.. Bells treatment in this
speciality particularly IN the treatment OF anals
diseases, t. Acknowledged equal 20 any of the re-
formed school . Physician aud sNaelled BY none
IN tbs great institute.
u. Bell i, in my npinlon, gentleman we'll
worthy % the oxteaded patronage which. am
happy to hnd, f. daily being extended 90 him
Respectfully youFs, }. 7. WRIGHT. n. D..
Prup'r -. Louis throat and Lung Institute,
No. ss North Sixth street, 81. Louis, Mo.
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25
GENTLEMEN.

Who through thou shtless impruaence, or inno-
Gently. rs MANY hose, have become poisoned by
that moai deadly virus TENERfAR, ran nov find
immediate relief and permanent cure. use no
Evansville daily journal. (Evansville, Ind.) 1863-1866, 1864-07-25
. Net Assets, January, 1884,
$4,000, ,556-3D =!

;. THE PLAN AND ORGANIZATION of the
KTSA, affsr IS years Of severe trial has re-
allied the greatest public advantages and
success Of the various systems gf Fire Insu-
rance 10 the country IL now better thsh
ever prepared for duty.
5. 1900 Ioss Claims have been settled aEd paid.
SIXTEEN MILLIONS OF DOLLARS
s. The CONSUMPTION OF PROPERTY By
FIRE. in the United States averages over
10000 daily. Is your property exposed
and unprotected
7. ARE you INsURED1 II not, Why not ?
The eost is triHing; tbs duty Is manifest :
the result may Be your escape from ruin
while delay and neglect may involve
you in bankruptcy, poverty or eraei di-
appointment
g. PARTICULAR ATTEsTT0s ard regard l.
given to small risks Esll as large ones
Able and superior commsrcial advantages
afforded.
nx- Ipxurazee solicited and Policies Issaed bv
J. W. GExsEH, Agent,
Jz2s Marble Hail Building, No. 3. Main a.
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SATISFACTORY CURES
w AR y ANTED =
or NO PAT ASKED
CONSULTATION FREE !

| will furnish fsiafeuce from the New York
Hospitals and the city Coiiege also, Prof VIII
lard Parker, No y west - sfFiet: pr. J. H. Chi.
taa, chemist. 80 rrinee street. New York and
city, River. and Ailitary reference here
Letters, with return stamp, promptly answered.
Medicines sent by express, with directions iu
writing, who're the maney Accompanies the tefter.
ES~ ufice over the Aaeilon Room, between the
Post ofien and International Hotel Com msrelai
Avenue one llock IN rear q The Passenger Depot,
Cairo, flis. Post Oflos box No. I'll
nS- once hours from to y A. r., and from 2
90 p. y.
n. S. BELL, n. y.
iys-lyd&W
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The Best is the Cheapest
INSURE WITH THE

I. FIRE AND INLAND EAvIGATIOS RISKS
accepted, nov heretofore, a. fair ratrs
and liberal conditions
?. BUSINESS CONDUCTED with constant di.
patch and accuracy
,. LOSSES always met with promptncss and
eonlPleis justice.
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SUBSCRIPTION TERMs-IN ADVANCE.

Schedule
Of AdrertisiHg Rates agreed upsn By
the EVANSVILLE JOURNAL aud Evans
VILE TINES, to take efset Monday,
March. IA, 1864
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DIR. w. r. Merwin & Co.

No. 50 Liberty Street, New York
HS-Sold in Evansville BY Wm. Bierbowrr and
By all druggists everywhere fFsbl6dkwIy
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z E MALE DISEASE
AND
c,iso. April s,h. Isoa.


wiih very great pleasure that I oaor the
ing letter, written BY the eminent Doctor
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Evansville, July %, 1864.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1864-04-27
Teral Notice.

NICHOLAS V0EGiLY and John Voegtly,
In who reside in the Statefof Pennsylvania,
will take notice, thatfon the 26th day of Feb
ruary 1864, Ruth aDickersoh filed her petit
tion in the Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe
County, ohie the object of which is to obtain
possession and recover back rents of the fol
lowing premises. in said County, to wit:
Two ard one half acres of land IN section
twenty three, township one and range four,
beginning at the north west corner of said
land thence south eigllty-seven and halt
degrees east two hundred and sixty perches
thencedown the Ohio river three perches and
three links, thence north eighty six and
three fourth degrees west two hundred and
fifty nine and half perches.
Said defendants are notified to answer OF
demur on or before the 7th day Of May 1854
or Judgment will be taken by default at th'
May term of said Court 3 ioi bsg18ei
JOHN S. WAY,
Attorney for Petitioner.
March 2, 1S64-6w.
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Administrators Sale.

az
BY virtue of an order of the Probate Cour
# Monroe County, Ohio, the undersigned a:
administrator of the Estate of Josias Moore
late of said County, deceased, win offer fel
sale at public auction, on the premises, on
'--- Saturday, Nay Z, 1864,
between the hours of ten o'clock, a. M, and
A O'Clock p. M, on said day, the following
premises, situate in Monroe County; Ohio, tc
will:
The north west quarter of the south easi
quarterefisectiont twenty y-eight, township foul
and range six; also twenty acres off the south
end of the west half oft north east quarter
OF section twenty-eight, township four and
range six, containing sixty acres.
TERNS OF SALE One-fourth cash in hand
one-fourth3 in onekyear, and one half in two
years, with interest on the deferred payments
from the day of sale, to be secured to the sat.
isfaction of the.undersigned.
.aolssie4s OLIVER 8. SLOAN, admir-.
April 13, 1S64.--4w. sal z=1to III
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Legal Notice,

John C. Trembly, Administrator of the Estate
Hoy 8 of Charles Andrews, Deceased.
tiEgH zrgF against 4k
James Andrews, John Andrews and others.
n. the Probate Court of Monroe County,
A OHIO
PETITION TO SELL LAND.
ITO Sarah Daniels and her husband, Harriet
i Ann Daniels and her husband and Jeinima
Trembly, who are heirs of Delilah Trembly,
leceased. e f8&k zE4t
You are hereby notified, that on the 7th
day Of April A. D. 864. said Administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Court of Mon
roe County. Ohio, aforesaid, the object and
prayer of which petition issto .ahtain an order
of said Court for the sale of the following
Real Estate Of which Charles Andrews, q our
Grandfatherl died, seized, to pay theSde5ts of
said kstate, to Wit:
The west half of the north west quarter of
section thirty-six, of, township four, of range
four; and that said petition will be for hear
ing in said Court on the 18th day of May,
JOHN G. .TREMBLY.
Administrator of Charles Andrews, Decd.
April 13, 1864-4w.
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Legal Notice. !

Norton Simpson and Company, who reside
in the State of Virginia, will take notice that
on the 9Th day of April, A. d. 1864, Slothowen
Matthews & Co. filed their petition in the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County,
Ohio; ealledging among other things, that on
the sth day of March A. D. 1854, said Plain
tiff obtained judgement against w II. De
ment, in the Court of Common Pleas for Bel
mont County, for 1899, that an execution was
issued on said judgement directed and de-
livered to the Sheriff of Monroe County, who
on the 18th day of July A. D. 1861, for want
of gooas and chattles whereon to levy. levied
on "a acres of land in section ses enteen and
eighteen, township seven, and range seven
in said County of Monroe; and. also Lots num-
Der thirty five and forty eis ht, and one hall
of Lot number thirty-three, in the town oi
Calais in said County, and the object and pray
er of said petition is to ascertain the priority
of the liens, and for an order of sale for said
premises for the satisfaction of said judge
lment.aeg % @Hf 'i"
The said Norton Simpson is notified to ap
pear and answer said petition within the time
Specifed by law, Cor the same will be taken a.
ttrue and decree accordingly.
| a J.fH. COLLINS. Pills, Atty.
| April 13, 1s64.--6w.
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Master Commissioners Sale.
"A. B. Carpenter,
against
a. =.
William D. Fphii1ips.

William D. sphillips.
BY virtue of Il mandate to me- directed from
the Court of Common Pleas of Monroe Coun
ty, Ohio, at th.. front door of :he Court Hous.
in said county,
On Monday, the 2Mh day Of, AprH. 1864
between the hours OF ten O'Clock II. M anc
O'Clock p m, on said day. l hall proeeeo
to sell heffollowiup lands, to wit:
Part of section nineteen, ow.ship two.
range three in said county, beginning at a
stake in the mouth of Narrows iun, thenc+
up the'riyer with thu meanderings thereo.
one hundred aud twelve rods to buck.yr
tree, thence north seventy degrees west a5a
rods to the spctien line stone, thence sou b
with the section flue seventy perclies to the
middle of &arrows run, thence down said run
with the meanderngs thereof two hundred
and twenty-six rods to the place of beginning &.
including the water privilege excepted in
Sampson Ihstls's deed for the use Of Bare.
excepting ten aoIes ami y acres sold 10y Bare
to Perry Cline ami John S. Thompson, nov
belonging to the railroad. 1t being abou
linety nine acres. more or less.
Ordered by said Courl TO bs sold at the
suit of Abel Carpenter to satisfy a mort
gage to him executed by William d. Phillips
Appraised at the sum Of 81 1856.
EDWARD ARCHBOLD,
Mas. Com. M. C. o.
March 90 1S64-S7S0
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FAST LIFE AND SWIFT DECAY.

Tire times in which we live TEEN with won
ders Nothing seems impossible ;sfor the i'm.
possibilities of one year becomethe Common
place events of the next. Lightning presses
instantaneous communication between the
most distant points, and inpumerable ipven-
tions for COMPRISING vast amounts of bust
ness into small spanes of time, and for cur
failing the processes OF production and man
ufactGre, are among the marvels of this mar
velous era. Under such circumstances. We
N ay truly he said to live s.fast life" But
whethea tue whrl and rush 10y which we are
borne along is really conducive to our happi<
ness is another question.
| Certain it is, that the average duration of
human life is decreasing in the midst of this
excitement. The modern phases of disease
seem to puzzle and battle the faculty. and with
two remarkable exceptions, viz Hollow AY's
Pitts and HoLLOwAY's 0TNTMEkT no medicines
appear to make the desired impression upor
internal or external disorders. These TIVE
celebrated remedies are said, however, TO b,
accomplishing the most wonderful cure
throughout the length and breadth of ou
land. Liver complaint and diseases of tn
i. stomach and bowels which in majority o
cases are produced by over-exeItion and owe
excitement in business, yield 20 the Pill
when all the resources of the druggist an
apothecary have failed, and eruptive an
scrofuions complaints seem to be eaquall
under the control of the Ointment. We Coz
lgratulate DIR. HOLLOWAY on the signal success
of his great medicines in this country. Fro1
what We know of the man, we have no doul
that the profits derived from that success wi
= Afford him far lie, satisfaction than the kno
ledge of the good his remedies have etfecte,
n. !. ".lmeficdn."
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zProht2and~Ioas.

= ~
ksrather upnlousf How named
Ben; was coming ~downsone morning, he
mst Tom. who stopped him: "a -
@I say Tom,s he said, ehere's pretty
-counterfsit three. If you, pass it III dl-
'rxide.f - 8
:. Let S see the plaster" said Tom; and
saft~r examiningit carefully put it sinahis
s-Sest pocket, remarking, It's an equal
sdivisien--a dollar and half spiece?"
e Yes" snid Ben
!" All right, said Tom.
A few minutes afterwards he quietly
ssfcpped into the. store of his friend Ben,
: aud purchased a.kegs of oysters for a, dol
: lar and a halt, laying down the $3 bill for
e4hem. The clerk looked at the bill rathr
z or doubtiugly, when his suspicious we're
Immediately calmed by Tom,s who said:
sThere's no use looking for l received
sthc. note from Ben himself not 10 minutes
ago." a9isf ,,9tIs8ea
Of course the clerk, with this assurance
sforked over the other dollar and half
in chaage. With this deposit and a can
Of oysters, Tom left Shortly afterwards
he met Zen, who asked him if he had
passed the note. al
aOh yes" said Tom, passing over the
dollar and half to Ben. ,r,.fz
G - That evening when Ben made up his
cash account, he was surprised to find the
same old counterfeit three in the drawer.
Turning to his clerk, he asked: eIre
"Whsre did you get this cursed note!
didn't you know it was a counterfeitf
HaWhy," said the clerk, "Tom gave 1t
to me and suspected it vas 6shy; but he
said he had just received it from you, and
s1took IT.
The whole thing had penetrated the
wool of Ben. With a peculiar grin, he
muttered: Sold |" and, charged the can
of oysters to profit and loss account.
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JOHN W, CAROTHERS,
WOODSbYELD, OHIO.
A II Ordinance.

StcTIoS ]. BIZ 1T ORDAINED BY THE
TOWN COUNCIL OF THE INCORPORATED
VILLAGE OF WOODSFiELD, That if any
p.rsen shall destroy, demolish, deface or in
lure any property, either public or private,
within the corporate limits of the Town of
Wood -held, he or they shall be fined in any
snm not exceeding twenty dollars or impris-
oned in the County Jail five days or both, at
the discretion of the Mayor, and pay the
owner Of said property twice the value
thereof.
SFc 2. That II any person or persons
shall make noise will intent to disturb and
anoy ether persons or quarrel. fight, throw
stones or other missils, indecently expose his
person OF stir up any disturbance within the
corporate limits of the Town of Woods6eld,
he or they shall he fined in any sum not less
than two nor iuo, . than ffty dollars or be
Imprisoned in te County Jail not exceeding
ten days or both, at the discretion of the
Mayor.
SRC. 3. That If any person shall nse any
profane or obscene language, or make, or ex-
Iibit any obscene pictures or books Within
the corporate limits of the Town of Woods
field, he shall be ined in any sum not exceed
ng-tive d0llats.
SEC. 4. Fhst if any person shall become
intoxicated within the corporate limits of the
town of Woodsiield, he shall be fined in any
sum not exceeding five dollars.
SEE. 8. That if any person or persons
shall sell Intoxicating iicuors to any person
in the habit of getting intoxicated, or any
person intoxicated within the corporate limits
of the Town of Woedsteld, the person so of
Tending, shall be fnvd in any sum not less
than i've ner more than twenty dollars.
SEC. 6. That it shall be the duty of the
Mayor, on actual view of thesviolatio on of any
of the foregoing sections of this Ordinance,
to cause such person or persons to be brought
before him to answer for the same, and the
Marshalls shall, on actual view of the viola
tion of said sections arrest said person per-
sons, and forthwith bring them before the
Mayor. sn - arE 3e4f T
SEC. I. The Marshalls shall receive for
each arrest they make under this Ordinance,
one dollar as his fees. o. .h
SEC. s. That 1t shall be the duty of the
Mayor inrall cases where the offender, on con-
victien fails to pay his fne or give security for
the same, to commit said person to Jail until
he pay said fine, or give security, or be dis
charged according to law.
SEC. 8. That all fines collected in accord
ance with this Ordinances, shall be paid into
the Town Treasury for the payment of ex-
penses in criminal cases before the Mayor, and
for such other purpose as the Council may
direct.
SEC. 10. This act shall take effect from and
after its passage.
Passed March 81, 1e64
SAMUEL GRIMSHAW, Kayor.
j. ID. STAUyER, Recorder. -
April 6, lS64.--4w. -ad