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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
The Fruits OF Thomas's victory - Nine
Thousand Prisoners Captured-Fihy.
four pieces OF ARTILLERY Taken.
NASHVILLE, Monday, DE

NASHVILLE, Monday, Dec. 10. 1894
Thomas Is pursuing tho enemy to DUCK Rivor.
We have neasy all Hoods artillery. and bis army is
really fenrfully demoraiized All the rSes arc hish
and all tho bridges In Hoods frcnt destroyed Oar
pon,oons are up we captured thros thousand OF tho
encuy's wounded at Franklin, Tenn.
Since Thursday. We have captured aEd brought
In Just 600 prisoners, making s.OOo count
ing the wounded taken at Fiaull,n. Wo have
captured four Mej,r.Cone-nls. including Gems jackson
and Johnston as well ne Brig .Gens. Smith cnd Roger
Hood had sixty .yo pieces OF artillery. We have cap
tuTed ffsy-f1ur pieces The oncBJ'S Killed. aud
wounded Is Little oss than our oYn. Our entire oes
will no, reach 300.
Mono Of our general officers were injured This IL
the handsomest victory Of the war.
Forrest gavo Murifeosborough ahoii0r ts.ai ord was
repused. Rousseas and Mlroy drove him from the
town.
Our late victory Ut Franklin not exaggerated In
the least The Rebel Gen. Johnston says ths, their loss
wns 500 in killed did wogpGei. he states
,ha, six Rebel Generals killed and four wounded
In tto, engagement. lie saw Maj Gen. Ia; C'eburneS
body. lie wcs slot through tic hoart. The whole
Rebel loss at Frauklin tho 3oth nit Was t.c" Ours
Is officially reported at 1900.
Stonrinan La. given Drookinridge cleaning out In
East Tennessee near tho Virginia line, killing wound.
ing and capturing large number. and getting most Of
h1 artillery
Gen. I'D. McCoos Is aftor Gen. Lyon Ia Kentucky
end he cannot eacaVe.
Murfecsboronyh bridgeport. Stevenson, Chattanooga
- al Oh
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
From the Pacific Coast.
aInNciNaN rNlCuI Il InNNnU

san FRkNctsCO, Monday. Dee. - III.
THO steamer Golden Age arrived from Panama
yesterday morning with the mails and rss seDgers foL
New. ORR November ~
Il w,,s rurnorcd at A. sDoco When the Golden Age
arrived there tia, TIC Imperial forces under Cen
yiuaro he'd been defeated by thu Liberals before Ch
iaf Jge-cz was besiege! there ~ Viesrio. and AVA
ps went TO his relief Aeopuco would probably DO
eTaouated b. tho French the ilth inst II ives be-
iieyed u at the tort ~ss ruined and woad be blown ~
Three French vessels were Ia port TO 81. fCr Malatr
with ooD refugees Alvarez had assured foreign resi-.
dents u his protection. bot they were afraid OF hls
soldiers aud are preparing 20 leave The United States
seaDar Sssanao was In port, She brought P CONNER
cal Agent Colo.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
FROM GEN. THOMAS'B ARMY.
Capinre Of Three Thsus.s nd Rebel Wound
ed-Rnmered Defeat Of Forest6 By Rou'.
seau near marfreesberough-nes
Koins,

NAsHvILLe. Monday. Dec ~. 1861.
A courier who left Franklin yesterday reports
the Rebcls in full retreat
Ha.cs cavalry attacked tho roar guard the Rebels
on Saturday, capturing largo numbers Of prisoners.
TIE 4h corps crossed the Hsrpsta river al Franklin
on Sunday morning.
Franklin is reported full OF Rebel vounded-oVeF
900 bong len there on the retreat OF the Rebels
Every churchand public building there has been taken
Cor hospitals and nearly all the churches Of this oy
have been appropriated for our wounded.
II Is ruinored here that RousSeeus command attacked
and rorod torrcss force noar Murfreosborough the
IJsl inst
There was o heavy fall of raia yesterday end Last
night.
The rycr is rising roP!dy. Twelve feet A" water Ia
repol led on tia stoals.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
Affairs i'm East Teunesse, IL an, 0rei Ru-
gsgomess near ssii.iiis, Sn.-<'Scr-
riiIm Operations Fruits Of
Thouins. Victory Coming in-5fsvea
uisut 10 Imtsveept Hoods Retreat.


II las been raining hard during the past three
days The y,ers are greatly swo.loa AID exceedingly
rapid. Ordinary creeks present tho appearance Of
small river. md ran rapidly do Gclna!n streams
Ridges on The railroad line ord rsto WORKS have been
affected by tHs food.
WIN. Is se!d o. tie weather here may 10 applied %
rearessee also. Therefore you Judge whs, Hood
100 20 encounter - Is hanl pressed ~ yic,orDCa
troops o or the swollen repid streams on sIs lae Of
,esi. H. psgt. Of Kentucky simc.'.vho.c rssus Osc
accle,l.
scrn;'1 OFFICIAL rfcA 5u,rEInrI And sroSlf--
MAY
Sahins Official Ire been received IN regard 10 Gen.
Bglbf.1ses operations by Gen. MoLesa who Is IN
comm and here s!lco the dlatch announcing the fight
With Duke. 4 rumof Las como - hspl that both Bur'
bridge and sionemhn we.e las, Heard from moving for
slh,Ile It's not at Ill improbable that tho ranos Is
well founded SLonl forces be- ,gcce,stui in taxing
Sssle and destroying the ss,works The blow % the
Rebels VII be very seyers one, & il from Sai'vlL
that Der Lee gets nearly Ill iho ,sI u.ci In packing
pork &r thc srELics 10 Virginia
THE LATEST PRoM gSoXyILLg.
Ihe latest dispatches ffoal NaoIyllc sai CuIsber-
Ind Gsp ere highly farosaA.c. Ito report Of Brecsn
ridge having scouting iosco IS for ~ Sparta turns 81,
10 be o Rebel canfrd.
AlInirs IN tie whole Of ia. ,nsr, district OK KeD.
IN kysre remarkably bright Gen. Mclean has sue.
cesled In dr,ln. the Rebel guerrilla bands fom tho
line OF the rra1 Mort RsllroaJ where thcy inter
ruptlng trains 10, !olg stoppag OF the running OF
BE trins va ihus oces,ored. Gen. hoLtsn has row
force out hunting tho remaining Rebels in The dis
ylet
Many q tbs ryoits !ateIy circulated OF Rebel move
neuts, derreds,ions end co'l,erlptiou In Kentucky
we're much exaggerated.
Good news eau now H. expected fom Cons. Bar
,ailse srd stonsmsn IL any moment.
JrNrs ron. XIV. Dee. 9l-2 10.
An ofiee- who arrived from Cumberland reports
hr,lng heard sf spirited engagement between the
'nlou forces yndsr Gsrs. BuYbTidgs and Stonemas,
and the Rebel commanders Of the Confederate Depart
men, Of south western v!Islnis.
The aght 10 reported 10 haze taken place nsAS Tie
Enc Of tho Virginia and Tennessee Railroad and eithe,
a. OF In the nsshborhood Of ssltyi@. The incoming
ssporsa eon.aa noshlng looking toward reverre but
on the contrary ss very eneonre sing, ard lead TO
Think that II tho reported engagement. was Of any
Moment, Il WAS ct,tsialy valuable SUCCESS - eur
aide
Burbridge's movement Ia creating very considerable
stir among the Rebels who're be opesstusi ~ lssst 90
say citizens aud pilsoasrA No doubt there 10 esea
csass for this
AZ or near wythsvnls tho HsssA ~ kssws y isss
= pos,.on ,ri!r aa A I'm 'as~a NAs1' 'ssc Jsn'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
NEWS FROM EUROPE

The new Cunard mail steamer CUBA H'n
Iiserpool on Dec. g. and Queonstown Dee. l. arrived
here yesterday morning. bringing tue dH'@ 'ier news
ffon Europe
Mr.. Dayton, the U. &. Minister 20 France,
s,sd In paY,. on the Lat of Dooaber The OF his
death was spopleKy.
A Paris correspondent Of The Lo"doa Globe
ssy. that twenty five ioen had deserted from too L. s.
rigate Niagara whiie sAe J. ing in she Scleld snd
That wholesale desert,on OF her was Appreciated
The Government Of Hanover has signtied her
sepplisnoe with the demand OF Prussia to "i'auis"
iAs Federal troops from holsteiD end LsnenD~s' '"'
spy has not yet replied to the summons
Martial law has beon abolished Ia Fene'la IN
consequence Of the desperation of.be sru'sd N'oc''
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

CnRrSrMAs CIT Boohs.--We coll the special
stteasion Of readers 90 tie many lists VI excel
Lent Christmas Gi? Books 10 be found in our ni,ertlG
ing columns. They oieP uAu.aal attractions ir young
ana old well for their eosan. oo.tonts Gs their ele
gan, bindings and Typography. 1ne only dihcuiiy in
tho way of selection iies Ia We extent and variety OF
CHOICE Offered
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
Promenade Concert nj She BssoA'J.
Afadeny of SIusfc.
ANIMAL FABaAGUT rnEsEs7.

The grand promenade concert. under tao
Suspce. of the Contra, Caion Club OF Brooklyn. Is.
evening. was brilliant ard agreeable affair. Nearly
all the seats IN tie Academy Of Music weTe occupied BY
Fashionable audience and the ceiling and walls Os the
vast hall wero hauosom-ly decorsted and fosIooned
with flags ard st.eamers, with several notices. com
prisng tho names OF our Union heroee Hnf pubic mon
Many distinguished psr;onages were r'ssent: among
whom were Admiral Farr,guf Governor bn'"Dshah''
:. H. Chiitenden c,q. aud otbefs.
The music was most efficiently executed ~ Helnl'
tnnor's Germanir Orchestra or .sscopd Eegi.
mental Band, opening w.,h %" Federal hiN Grand
March and followed ~ o,her popular orchestra On
Secretary Seward TO tho oGect that hs was unable 10
b, pfexelt un account rs pressure o! o'1clli dulles.
Tho entrance q: Admiral Farrasu', 90 nocnt u
O'Clock was hailed with great applause. tie was com
from the throngs who crowded around him. among
Whom were lal 20 number OF ladea Ito accordingly
took position on tNa riusc stand and sal TINT le
was most happy % be present Il was hiaieiAl
10 hm. ON the ground that Il Afforded linn tho
plessnrn ol making acluaintenoes with las Eel.
,ho gathering was COR the benefit " or brave
sold er. and sailors too he hoped AID th'Io was Ger
tnly nothng more agreeable 10 him than 10 Contribute
70 ,hc success OF such project lie had great raaoy
calL of the Kind and never let the circumstances
b. What they might-olovcd an opportunity 10 pass
whereby be could be influential In tho cause;
Gov WcRNaHAa also m ado few remarhS express
ING hi, congratulations that tho large assembly were
present 70 celebrate the resuts of tho sn gay % no
,ernbsY a. q day most worthy Of being celebrated:
AZ the conclusion ~ Admiral est = rrinhrAs, As
ives immediately beseged by multitude OF l.dies ah.'
gentlemen anxious fof the honor OF shaking MS Lah1
al " which he underwent most good nnuIIi'y ana
We left him bnsily employed
Dancing followed The conclusion Of tho musical con,
cert and tho whole affair passed Oh WIN pccoihsB
eclst and extended ~ u late hour.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

IVhILHND, 1IV', IutvLIJ, INt' Ut INVI.
Tho steamship Damascus, in going ont, after
towing in tho steamship ~. DavLl stuck IN thu mud
and WAS delayed several hours In waiting hs tho tide
To rise.
The steamship 81. David. Capt Arid, rcaG.ed hero
Al V'ciOoi Ills morulng ruIser Newlanf, reports,
the pssssge, the 18th inst brots all the blade, o
the propeller short on ard proceeded under can,
nntutfe leth. when the stesnss Nss teen sni tales
ia TOW ny the Damascus
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
NEWS OF THE DAY.
THE VAR.

Adyioes from the biookading squadron Oh
Galveston state that during the week ending 9Th i"'
six blockade runners captured o. thc coast Vi
Texas. Te report Of the capture of the sNam''p 50
nora IL discredted. Two large iros recently ocouie
a. Galveston. The yellow fever prevailed al "'eslon
slarmingly. and the mortality was serJ GiesI Inv
pr,ss money Of Mobile Bag amount, to oAs yer!' p"
for every man engaged in the fight -,
There Is more good news frola Thcms'' he
has pusAed on In pursuit Of Hoods army ana ' w
sices agree that the Rehel hove very h''" e''n'' "
Escape with anything like respectable o.s@.'"N'O"
, Except the usual firing at Du1c1 Tap al -
quist IN the Army Of the Potomac. ssa'e VIZ Nieu
on the 18th In honor Of Shermhn'S 'io'cEy'
The steamer Euterpe from Fort halaye''e
for For Warren. with rs Rebel prisoners vas m FEo'
tnoetoxn herbor on Tuesday morning.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

HORN. PsRsOSAL.--ticn. Arthur l.. Loo and
j. u Chase. u. s. Vols, w. w. Wright. Eew,Yofs;
Cap. les. bradley, New Orleans, snd l.. W. Smith,
BaaslA sse st tbs Metropolitan Hotel.
Hons Peter Cegger aad j. v. J.. PfuIu. Albany,
Hon. j. y. Arnold, Chigsso, Col. l.. r. Crocher o..
wsgo and ~ 4. Schsassd Philadelphia srv 8, ,hs u.
Col 4 D. W: Cssns. u 8. Vets. o. h. DO Hsarsnns.
Paris and y. DsFkt,Y. Ns,tres, ~ .. tis BrssOVIi
Qgsss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
co,-.r cAt.rNDAR-THIxnar

SUPREME Cougr~C Nos. 2lS5
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,s ,sss az as, sss Isss Is a 80 800 So s
81 80 s5 s. u.s. u.s. scss ; is Pei
Cs.o Nc s.:DS.s sV:sl P 1s ,st en-
SUplsIoE CoURr-Psrtf.-Nos. 45l1, 409S. 1873,
Ss i1I,. 9si t,ss is+s sss 49,, a!,l tsss se. ~,
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CoUTr or COA30S PLsAs-rril Torn. Ad'
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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

The bill creating the rank OF vice-AdlDiral
was passed yesterday and signed By the Pre9i-
dent. The first nomination viii probably he
1uade immediately.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

FOeloS, Tuosday. Dec. 90 leti.
Tho following IL the weekly statement OF the
condition Of the banks Of tile cftyf
Capital stock 900 Due ffom Bank. IL l0 700
LoAl1 aud diss. 1Oel 100, Duo other Bsaks s7a8O
Bpcciok...... 3,6o. roo eposfs........ pJ,;2S0oo
Circulation J.sNOO
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

Resolutions were offered in both Houses Of
xongress yesterday, looking toward something
like retaliation upon Rebel prisoners for the in.
human treatment Of our men n Southern Gus
fody
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

4 resolution TO give notice Of terminating the
Reciprocity Treaty Was reported yesterday in
the Senate b. Mr.. Sumner. 1t does not differ
in effect from that which passed tho House.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

Col. Andrew ". Dennison OF Maryland Tor
some time pa, In commsra Of brigade IN the Army OF
the Potomac has been breveted Brissdcr dsnefA Tor
gallant ana naer,torious services In the Held.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

The Presidents cell for mon gives until the
18th of February to raise the required number.
A dcsf, is ordered " bssia % that day wherever
there j. q deficiency.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21
HOUSE OF rEyaEsxSTATIvEs.

aavsral Jays ago resolution vss .dSpt -
xoydins for 39',cs Com,l1tse 20 sfaiine go,
..r.iians OF Tie psasisn laws, eSd 70 ascer,l
~ .nssS nSsns osan,t hs dsyis.d. with siysn
osas.Ssab sna b ~ a p, expenditures 81 'ae -"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-12-21

The Deficiency bill, reported yesterday in the
House, calls for about 81, 0O0, 900, OF which oil
hut ~. 00O, 600 lie for Army purposes
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
ErOnl VI LanIN

ST. LOUIS, July 23-Much surprise was ere.
ated here a short time since by the arrest of
several very prominent secessionists in this city
whose offense was unknown 1t is liable 10 come
to light. however, that they were connected with
the conspiracy extending throug bout the entire
MISSISSIPPI valley, having for its object the cree
ton OF Northwestern Confederacy
Col. Sarderson, Provost Marshal General of
this department, has been gathering evidence in
this matter for several months. all of which are
now in possession of the authorities at Washing
ton.
One OF the parties arrested here is said to have
been so badly frightened that bonds for half a
.nillion were offered for his release
1t is believed that the recent guerrilla move
ment in this State have some connection with
this scheme
Affairs at Piattsburg, Clinton county, on
Thursday, are not SO bad as was previously re-
ported
After Capt. Turner'S death, Capt Poe took
command, and made such determined show oil
resistance that the guerrilas left in the direction
of Ha msville. thence they moved yesterday into
Plat county
Gen Osterhaus who arrived three DAYS ago
from Sherman'S army says no part of Johnson
forces have gone to Richmend, but one corps
has been sent after Gen. Smith in Mississippi
The Democrats Fort Leavenworth specia
says:
Thornton is now reported to be at Kingston
Caldwell county, having been joined by Thrail
/ bill, his Major, with considerable force. Their
united strength ia said to be 800
zen. Fisk Is Ia pursuit with the militia, ant
/ Col Ford nth the ID Colorado is following with
small bands securing Platte and Clay counties
Gen. Curtis still holds Western with part o
the both Illinois 100 day men and a batter,
from Southern Kansas.
Bushwhacking operations active in Western
Missouri
Gen Mckeen thinks the rebels design a foray
into Kansas.
fight occurred this morning between eighty
guerras and detachment Of State militia un
der Major Cox at Union Mills, Clinton county
Two rebels were killed and seven wounded: on,
Federal killed and three wounded
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25

NEW YORK. July 23-The Herald's Paris
correspondent states thar Drouyn De l. Huys
officially informed Mr. Dayton, American Minis
ter. that the steamer Teddo, heretofore supposed
TO have been buili for the rebels has been sold to
the Prussian Government.
The Herald's Washington special has the fol-
lowing:
Lieut.. Markell. 2sth Ohio: Captain Driseon
81 Ohio. and Lieut. Perry. 7th Illinois. are held
by the rebels in close confinement in retaliation
for rebe. citizens similarly held n Johnson.
Island
Efforts for general exchange Of prisoner.
have ;hus fsr failed
tex OF , per cent j. levied upon the s.larie,
OF civil and military officers OF the Government
when exceeding S6eo per aunum
Letters rom Governor Sewn our give ~ IA,
ruling Of the War Department that one hundres
day men are subject to draft, bot their service,
Vii be credited to them
The Tribune'> Washington special SAYS:
Heavy caHnOuating Was heard this morning
.22j) in the direction of LeeSburg. indicatin.
that "a battle. between Hunters force and the re
treating rebels. was renewed
Richmond papers j0ss received here contain
fierce attacks on Gen. Hood. successor of John
son. in command OF tie rebel army ia Georgia
Thew declare he possesses none OF the qualities
requisite for an important command
The Richmond editors still profess t. cherisl
the hope that Atlanta may hold out
They report that Sherman DESTROYED tele
graphic communication with Augusta and Mont
gomery
The steamer C. Tauy. from New OrleAn
via Bermuda Hundred arrived tonight all,
landed at the latter place the 1884, 1921 an,
detachments of the 18th New York regiments
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
From Cairo.

CAIRO, 24-The steamer Hillmsn brings one
days later news from Memphis-
cavalry officer, who accompanied General
Smiths expedition, gives the particulars of the
general Operations. ,f.
Our forces consisted of a division each, of In.
fantry, Cavalry and Colored brigade. General
Smith out unanswered Forest all through and
whipped his forces Eve times.
The battle Of Tupelo. Oh the 18th, was severe
on the enemy, he being terribly punished by our
cavalry aud negro troops, who bore the brunt OF
the engagement
On the same night the rebels assaulted our
temporary works and we're repulsed.----e
On the 18th another battle occurred with For
rest, who made three charges on our lines but
were driven back each time with great slaugh-
ter
On the night OF the 18th eur last days rations
distributed, and on the next morning the
expedition started 10 return and was followed by
BufOrd's rebel cavslry. who returned, however,
with great loss. after going four miles
From the night Of the 18th to the night Of the
18th, when our supplies were met al Salem, our
troops were obliged to live off the country.
On the 20th the expedition reached Lagrange
with the loss. all told, of less than 500 men not
gun nor wagon lost during the expedition
General Gerreson says the rebel loss cannot be
less than 1000.
a reOel dlSpatch, captured by General Hatch,
admit loss Of 9 400
mong the rebel killed are Colonies Faulkner
Mowbroy. Nelson, Forest, Harrison and Green.
Col Wilkins. of the 9th MINNESOTA. and Lieut.
McWabon, of 9th Illinois, are the only Federal
officers known to be killed The wounded were
being brought into Memphis.
The Expedition returned solely on account
of exhaustion of supplies. We brought in $50
prisoners.
The rebel dead were buried by our troops on
several occasions
The steamer st. Nicholas, from White river
arrived at Memphis on the Dist, bringing the
first news from that river for a week She re
ports the river free of guerrillas and all boats in
that stream safe. Six were on their way down,
among them the Commercial with 600 bales OF
cotton.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1864-07-25
Notice TO Owners of Dogs.
OFFICE OF CRY CLERK.
INDIANAFoLIS. ISD., July 81, 1854.

III HEREAS, AN ORDINANCE PASSED JUNE eth
w 1852 by the Common Council of the city Of Indian
apOs entitled An Ordinance TO regulate and restrain
dogs from running at large in the city Of indianapolis"
provides:
That all persons owning harboring any animal
of the dog kiud in the city of Indianapolis shall pay a
ansa license therefor OF one dollar for each male, and
five dollars for each female
I'd. That the City clerk shall issue 10 be is
sued to every such owner of other person. sppca
cation written license for every such animal Of the dog
kind: and he shall also furnish to such owner other
person. check Of brass copper, marked and number
ed from number mp with number corresponding with
the license
81. That any person owning harborng any animal
of the dog kind in the city of Indianapolis shall procure
and place upon the neck Of sSch dog BITCH substan
tial collar Of leather iron copper brass other dura
bic material 20 which shall also be attached the license
check herein above referred to- check than
the identical one issued by the Clerk shall be worn by
any such dog BITCH and in Of loss of such check,
duplicate shall be furnished by the Clerk at the expense
Of the appi ant.
4th Tnat any person owning or harborng, OF having
the Of any vicious fierce dog shall not suffer OF
permit the go unconned at large during
the day time.
5th That no person persons shall keep or harbOr
suffer remain in about his her or their premises
any animal Of the dog kind which by loud and frequent
and habitua barking bowling yelpng, shall cause Sc
rious annoyance disturbance 10 the neighborhood
9th. That any per-on or persons not complying with
the fore Ding provisions Of said ordinance shall for each
violation upon convicon before the Mayor Of the city
indianapolis fined in any not exceeding twenty
/ dollars, together with costs Of prosecution.
.th That shall be the duty Of the policemen Of tbs
laid city Kill all dogs found running az arse unless
the persons harborns the same have complied
With the foregoing provisions Of said ordinance.
Vow therefore. all persons owning harbOrng. or hav
ing the care OF any animal Of the dog kind within h'
city Of indianapolis. are hereby respectfully requested
and notified 10 cal at ne Ciy CistN oulcee, 20
Glenn's Block and comply with the foregoing provision
| Of the said ordinance without further notice.
! BY authority.
c. $. BUTTERFIELD Cry Clerk.