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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
SIIERIFF'S SALE.

Ry virtue Of special execution, dated tho
23i day or January, A. T.. is6j, to me III
rec.cd, issued ont of the eNicc Of the Clerk
Of the district Court Of Tamn County. State
OF Iowa. ia favor Of The County Of faml, FOR
the use Of the Schoc, Fund. AMI agrinsi Peter
Brush. Martha A. Br,eh + 4. Graham, Dr
D. Jayne 4 Son. u ~ Terry X Co.. < q. \ {
". Church. Oh y juigmen, rendered BY sad
Court at tho Septeml er torn thereof, \. D.,
1874, and decree OF !oreeios ire ag inst .aid
defendants, wherein il WAS orla:el atin.igei
and decreed, that the following described
real estate to.wit:
Tie enst haNy 1T 'hc s"n'h ''e,t 9nar'c,
Of section no SIXTEEN ('s) ~ h~meh'll
M eighty .,co ts2j n .f range .f"1rt.e'
U4)
west of thu 9Th ?. NJ, in rsma County, Iowa,
bc sol,i. or SO much thereof nv is necessary
to satisfy said judgment, inter est aud eosl:
Now therefore, public notice Is hereby giren
that have levied upon and shall on the
slst du, Of March, A. b., lss5, between the
hours Of y O'Clock 4. NJ nni o'clock r NJ
or said 4 ~, sale 10 commence A. the hour Of
. Q clock a. H., at the front door Of the Court
Hrse in Toledo, Iowa. in tn. County OF Tann
offer aud cell at public out cry, to the high !
est and best bidder, for cash, the above de-
scribed property, or SO much thereof - -
necessary to satisfy sail judgment 70" the
sum 3G6 dollars and 80 cents, together with
cost and all accruing casts unless the same
shall be sooner satisfied.
February I'd, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
Sheriff Of Tsma County, Iowa.
Printers fee ~ 90. VIM
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

We take it for granted that our
people need no words o! explanation as
TO the utility Of the proposed Iowa Cen.
trail Railroad. TIE ,n'y question then
is As to its construction.
Mr.. c. ". Irish, xho was one Of the
engineers that surveyed lhe route upon
winch this road is proposed to be hnil,,
nearly FIVE Years ago, for the ST. Louis
and ST. Paul railroad, says, the rnntc
through this county is very favorable.
and will require hut little more grading
than upon the river bottom, except on
The south SIDE os The river He thinks
.ha, the T.! re road through ,hi> county
intending shat south &c The river. can
he graded, a: present price oflabnr, for
81 COO per mile. 4, Mr.. lii>h's bust
nsSs for 'hc r:st few years has bean
chiefly in connection with the constrnc
ton Of railroads, his or mon Of course
will be en,i,l:d to much weight, and is
The test guide We can have as to The
cost Ct constauc:irn, until another
survey il made and estimates made
from it. This wonll make the emit, 9
roadhed &C oss the county cost in
ronnl numbers about $4,000 No"
we certainly. in labor and money, can
furnish in this cour.y $50 900 to seen G
that roai. lie. tho farmers alon. the
proposed line make = reckoning os the
amount Of direct bencfi. It will he 20
them in raising the value Of their real
estate and in The convenience tor mark
ct, for years I, come and then lie, them
lnite,ilv contribute but one half Of this
sum and we will warrant the road bed
will be built, ready for the ties ard
iton. The same We say to the people
.: our town.
This work is required to be done this
summer 50 as to make sure Of the road
and not have it diverted either cas-, q,
west Of ~, hy other parties acting more
promptly than We do.
The committee ON subscriptions
should be energetic and active in the
discharge Of their duties so that We
can show TO the company =. its next
meeting that this county is wide
awake and ready to do her part.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
New advertiser IN e % IT,.
SHERIFF';3 SALE.

fy virtue Of = special execution, dated th,:
ed day Of January, \. D. 1870, 10 me d.
rect ed, issued ont Of the Office % the clers Of
the Distric. Court. Of Tam. County. State Of
IOWA, III fsvor "f the Cona'y Of TnMa, for the
use .: the School Fund, aud against Stephe n
Kimgamap, Gilbert Mcslillen. Jonas =. Wood
Ann Reece. formerly Ana klng,man. aud
David Resce, on a judgment rendcrc! BY said
Court Ut the September term Thereon, 4. D.,
1864. sgains, he said Gilbert McMilien &
Jonas r. Hood two Of said defendants, anil
decree Of foreclosure against sn;a defend
ants, wherein ii Was orderhd, alIMdgcd aud
decreei that the folio wing described ZEAL es-
tate, TO wit:
The sou,h ve.t / Ct he north na ! and
tie North ICES, I If The south 'rest t 81
section 40. 10 totoIasl.,p no 50 ii runge
no II
West Of the 9Th r NJ. in Tama County, Iowa.
be sold. or so much thereof as is necessary
10 satisfy said Judgment, interest and cost:
Now therefore, public notice j. hereby
given. that have levi Ell upon, aud shall on
the Goth day of March, A. D., lsb ! between
the hours II . o'clock A, NJ and ! oc'ock T.
a., Of said day, sale to dominance at the hour
Of 8 d, clock A. 81, ~ the front door Of the
Court House in Toledo, Iowa, IN the comfy
Of Tama, offer and sell ut public ont cry, 10
the highest and best bidder. Cor cash, the
aboys described property. or 70 much thereof
as is necessary TO satisfy said judgment for
the sue. 457 dollars and So cents, together
with cost and all accrming costs unless the
same shall be sooner satisded.
January 25th, 1865.
KNIGHT DEXTER,
aher;f Of Tema County, Iowa.
rr;rtY's Zee &syp. v7n7
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
SHERIFF'S SALE.

4, yrine OF 4 special execution dated the
,,i,, .i.y Of January. 4. ~. 400, = me a.
r..,e,! ssueJ on Of the cfsice o. he CLERK
of The District Caar, Of TAma Conniy, STATE
OF lava in favor of the Comfy Q. rama. .or
The use 4. the School Fund.- and against 10
seph \ Brown, Martha " Growr, Aa'l q
uoa.re. e. n ilca lerson, y 20, William u
y.i.an. 7. Walter jackson. whitney Lyon n
Bro. R.re,,ict. Mallory s Farn'm, y ban
non & II ,uore, John Gonnesl, George Z. Hoyt
AZ, Amos Avery, on Judgment rendered
hy sail Court at the Sep;cmher FERN thereof,
4 ". issl, and decree ct TO eciosnre
aiiains, said defendants, ~h"rein il VAS or.
,i,re,,, ad;uagcd and dacrAcl sha, the follow.
iny described real estate tQ. wit.
TIE snnth east ~ rter Of stfh0n M
.;.r'ern (l6) an mnnxhtp no eighty fr'
$50 norsh If rnagc n, thirteen OBJ
Vest Of 9TH r. NJ, III Tama County, low, &C
sol.i. or 80 much thereof rs is Necessary to
satisfy smid Judgment, interest ard csat:
Now therefore, public notice is hereby
given, that have levied upon and, = oil on
the s,mh day Of March, 4. D., sos, tetweon
the hours Of . o'clock A. NJ and O'clock
NJ. OF sai day. sale to commence nt the
hour o. clock +. NJ, at the front door OF
The Court House in Toledo. lows. in the
County Of Tama. offer and sell at fublic out
CRY, to the highest and best bidder, for cash
the above described properly, or SO much
iher eof "a is necessary to satisfy said judg-
ment for the snm $50 dollars and "a cents
together with cost and MI accrning caste un-
les. the same shall he sol ner satisfied.
February 2nd, 1868.
Sheriff Of Tama County, Iowa.
Printers Fee 600 VnI 4
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
The Rebel Capital.

PHILADELPHIA, FEBRUARY IS
4 special 10 The Press says: Il have
just seen Captain Gross, . dese'ter
from the rebel service. He lef, Rich.
monti on Saturd ~, aud said the author.
tiles had ordered all work on the moni
tors at Kichnhni % cease. A double
ender was blown up by them on Thurs.
day iatt. He says they are ahovt to
cvacuate Richmond"
The total number Of petroleum companies
thus far orgs mixed ~ this country is three
hundred aud sixsy-four, with an g-gregatc
nominal capital Of $3.50, 7i5, 900.
Judge Emo who was the successful whig
candidate for Lieutenant Governor Of Califor
mia in 1853, II now ia the Sacramento county
hospital. HAl.e. become Incorporate andvery
poor, AMI Of late has sutsisted by begging;
The Empress Eugenie has appeared in
public without hoops She has been followed
in tho fashion b. the Duchess Persigcy sud
ssisns RsJ
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
SHERITF'S SALE.

ry virtue Of 1 srcci Il execution, date! u
18Th day of JanuAry y isio TO irr ...l'e.
led. issued out Of the otiice Ut the ci.is 81.
the District court Of rama county, Stat. At
Iowa. in favor Of the CONT. OF Ta,a" Ter
the use Of the Schno!fn.d and agtrs Jc-.Ih
A. Brown, Martha A is:"an IaK Il Fo.o.e
& \ Henderson s. Co, Win II b"!,oN, T " a!,tr
jackson, Whitney, Lyon Bro, Benedict
Mallory 4 Earnam, John uonntll George =
Hoy, Amos Avery. o Banuon \ Honor-. Vim
" Dunlap, Franklin Davis, Nathan Fisher.
Cooley, Wad.worih & Go. John II Meyers 4
Kshbeca A Me. ers on . judgement, rendered
by said court ut the Sep'emhcr termtherc, {.
Il b. 1874 and decree N foreclosure agAirs.
the said defendants wherein II Was crderea,
adjudeed and deer erd the following de. crih~d
real estate TO- wit
Tie nOrA mest quarter 81 &ctinn no
SIXTEEN [ls] IN township eighty .tve [s5 !
.or,h II runge M sirfcen (!6)
West Of the htli PM, II rama county, Iowa.
be sold or 20 much thereof As is necessary 10
satisfy said judgement, interest and coa
Noe therefore, public notice 10 hereby givea
that have levied upon, aud shall on the sOth
day Of March A. D. 1863, between the hours
Of . o'clock 4. NJ. and 4 Q clock NJ Of said
iav, sale 10 commence at the hour Ok z
clock a. NJ. At the front ioor Of the court
mouse IN ioiedo' IOWA. ~ VI" ee"n.s W
, Tama, offer and cell At public ont cry, to the
highest and hest bidder, for cash, the above
described property, or 40 much thereof A. is
necessary to satisfy said judgement for the
sum Of $50 dollars and 40 cents, c'rts, and
| all accrding costs, unless the q anne shall 10
sooner satisfied.
February End, 1885,.
KNIGHT DFXTER,
- 49, Sheriff Of Tamn County, Iowa.
Printers Tee 1915 ~
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

In the published lat Of the incomes
of 81. Lnni- for 1868. VIZ observe ,ha,
james Il. Eads ranks ninth on the lis,
with IN income Of A0S. 63,. This is the
vcritable James B. Eads Of Iowa who
was elected some time ago by the De
mocracy as our State Superintendent,
and became a def4nl,er OF several
thousand d,llars, and for which tie
State are now endeavoring to hold his
bondsmcn. Il there no possible way
"frecovcrins this money from Mr.. Eads
who has lately made this large income
on Government contracts?
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
Our people will remember that ra

Our people will remember that rail
road iron costs at least double the price
demanded for it four years ago, ard
that rolling stock has also increased
il price in nearly the came ratio, so
that it costs now more,o iron 4 railroad
and put on the rolling stock than it did
four years ago 10 grade Western road,
ron il and pnt on the rolling stock
Hence j. Is easily seen that eastern
capitalists xill expcnd more money il
they furnish us the track aud rolling
sock than they would formerly in build
Ing and cqnipiny the whole road.
The Iowa Central has no land grants
70 aid it, as the other roads have. On
these accounts it becomes necessary for
the people along the line OF the Iowa
Central to do more in aiding this road
than is generally done, in order to .
cure IT'S building and completion.
1t is expected that the people in the
several counties through which this
road runs, will prepare the read bed
for the ties and iron. In this county
We have The most favorable part Of the
line along the whole route, excepting
perhaps B!ackhawk Co., and if The
people Of the other counties will do the
grading in their counties We should be
able to do it through ours. Will We d,
il: That is the all important question !:
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
We learn from Mr.. W. +. johnston

We learn from Mr.. W. +. Johnston
and &. +. Surnble E>qr. that a, . rail.
road meeting held at Buckingham a
few days since, upon few hours no
'icc, their people manifested very
commenaahIe spirit in the scheme Of
building the Iowa Central railroad
AID that from indications they were
ready and willing 10 do their part Glad
TO hear it gentlemen. Strike! and
strike bard, for We doubt not it is the
last opportunity We shall have to strike
for north and south ROAD through our
county. a little lethargy or delay IN
our part, viii loose 10 us this road and
i wrii be turned east or vest Of US.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
Sherid,s Sale.

Nv virtue IT special execution, dated the
25th day OF January A D 1865 to mo direct ed
issued out Of the nfice Of the clerk ef the
Dist riot court Of Tama county, State Of Iowa
in favor of the county Of Tama for the uae Of
the Schoo. fund and against Peter Brush,
Martha A Brush. I 4 Graham, DIR. d jayne
s. Son + Terry & CO and @ W Church on y
judgement rendered by said eou,t 1t the
September. term thereof. 1884 and =
deere. Of foreclosure against the said defen-
dnn,s Wherein IL was ordered. adjntlgel aud
decrced that the following described real
estate to.wit:
IKE r,st hal ~ The ~x'h east quarter
Of ssc,;on no sixteen (l6) N nrnsAip
no eiyhty.fve (s5) north ot range no.
fnurtsea (!4)
Hcat Of the 9Th F. NJ, in Tama county, Iowa
no col or 40 much thereof - - necessary to
satisfy said judgement, interest md cost /.
Nov Therefore, public NOTICE Is hereby
given, that L haze 10. led upon and, ehall ON
the 3Oth day Of March A. b. 1SGh, between
the hours Of 8 o'clock 4. n. aud O'Clock
= N Of said day, sale TO commence at the hour
Of ~ o'clock n, At the front door Of the
conrt Horse in Toledo, Iowa, In the county
Of Tama, offer and sell :. public cutlery, to
the highes. and best fil.ler, for oash. tha
above described property, or 80 much thereof
as il necessary 10 satisfy sail tmdgemeRt
for tho sum Of SO dollars aud ~ cent?.
.eethcr with csei and Gil accrpinE coeta
unless tho same shalt 10 sooner satisfied.
February 2nd.- 1896 .,.
\. Sheriff Of Tams County, love-
Printers see $500 ~. y
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
RPspitc0


Respite has been granted in the case
of,he Lake E,Ic rebel pirate. Captain
i;eall, and he will no, be hanged on
Governors Island to day, a. at fist
decid,As.
According to the New York Herald, :
Savannah correspondent, the anon SEN
hmens through Georgia j, very sEong
rebel deniale 10 .lc cnn':aty uo,ai'h.
standing
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

According to its voting population,
San francisco appears to be the sixth
city, in size, in the union. New york,
Philadelphia. Brooklyn, Cicinna,i and
Chicago only cast more Votes thanSan.
l'.are;scn
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
i jclS m OMd.
Nlw YoRK, February

NkW YORK, FtNrUATv IT.
The Hcrul1s Washington special
says "There are strong Indications
that Genera Lee il preparing 70 evacn,e
Richmond and fall back on Lynchhnrg
FIR 6nal stand. Advices received in
Washington state positively that nearly
all the valuable machinery and medical
stores have already been removed from
the rebel capital, and it is anticipated
that It's abandonment, will occnr within
ten or fifteen days
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

Messrs. ROUNDS & LANGDON, are our
authorized Agents in III. City Of Chicago
Ills, 70 procure Advertisements And Sub
scriptioAs.
k.3 Messrs Horace A. Shaw. 4 Co, 81 Park
Row, 4 li5 Nassau ST., New York, are our
authorised agents in New York City to pro.
cure subscriptions and advertisements.
ky-Mcs.rsS NJ rETTENG!l h Co, No. 3
cark Row, New York, 4 & State St. Boston
Are our agents for the Io,ca Tronscr,pA in
those cities and are authorized to take iIyer-
'isc'n.nt- And Subscriptions for ia ut our
Lowest Ra,es.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

P,wEsu,EK CouNrY.-An exciting
affair occurred IN the lower end oftown
one night last y ok. 4 NJ j., 3 soldier
home on furlough, called on Mr.. p. an
unmarried man, aud requested him to
accompany him to his home, to answer
to \ charge his wife M de against some
man Of visiting hI wife while her hns
band wen, away. The WON m conl I
not exactly identify the man in NJ. p;
so NJ. p suggested NJ. s., = man
answering the description. The hns
band aud =. called fnr $ s. went !;
tho wife recognized him; the husband
caught up knife from The cupboard
and made after S s. succeeded in
getting ont Of doors. but the husband
threw or knocked MIN down and kicked
hun on the head, foutishng the KNIFE
and threatening TO cut his throat If he
did not confess. Mr.. I. suggested thai
he use milder terms thcreupon he pro
cured sprcu. AMI switched him veil
Mr.. S. denies the charge, and ".
suppose from the appended notice
which be served in person upon Mr. r.
that he designs to Indie, bic as>a'lan.
for runrde,
February IL.
"yonare here by no to hde to a,ten a,
the Grand J"re mex .Apr'le in the De
fence Of murder of mr--
"Ry Y = st in y 4Nonttsuna nc
publican.
THE EXCHANGE OF Rock IsLAsp
PRlscNERs.- Instead OF 500 rebel p-is
cners being ready to leave for the South
to be exchanged. We learn that the
number Is nearer 1900. We al.o learn
another fact which will d. no harm to
divulge that out Of the 1000 prisoners
now on the island not more than 1000
will be found willing to return South
aud sgain enter the rebel service aud
run the risk Of starvation. They came
here broken down by exposure aua
hunger and under the kind ,rea;mcn,
aud wholesome food furnished bv our
army regulations, they have gained
their strength and health. For this
kindness and care exercised over them
they ffuse to again enter the rebel
ranks. Rock Island i.u;on
MAHAsKA CouSrY.-Tho ,utensr
religious interest prevailing at O>kalooa,
rs heretofore noted in our columns, still
continues. The Herald says:
The meetings at the Methods,
church ore still continued. Up 10 Tines
day evenirg, 1870 had joined the chu-cl
since the protracted effort commenced
There are some remarkable dcmons,ra
(, tons. There have been several eases
OF persons falling into trance, ANA
remaining thus f"r some length uf time
Ga Tuesday evening yonng man fell
into this condition, and with the exccp
ton Of a few intervals Of l,ar,ia! roneci-
onsness, remained AZ one dead during
the whole night. We understand ,ha,
4 number stayed with him and the meet.
ing was continued until daylight Wed
ne>day morning.
Interesting meetings are in progvesa al
the Congregational and Bap;is. church
es There have been quite number 81
conversions, aud good many az,
,nqniring The way Of lif,. The meeting
are to be continued.
A fi,c on the l4'h inst, destroyed ,
great portion Of the House Of Kefug.
ncar 81. Louis. The loss il es,i,n u, %
at fl25 900 None Of the children
were hurt.
Arrangements are being made L
secure the establishment. Of 4 Nationa
Bank in Montexnma at an early do,
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23

We He'd To efatsuaiC NNSElcStVU. xA"~N
50 let II be. Read the following:
New York, February 81.
Charleston was evacuated BY The en-
c.nv on tie night Of the lS.h, leaving
the several Notifications uninjnrtd,
besides 200 guns, which they spiked.
The evacuation Was first discovered At
Eo,t M.ulitric. In the morning at ~
clock par, OF The troops stationed q
James Island crossed over III boats and
,o.k possession Of the city without oP.
position The ular par, & The city Is
! on fire.
Previous Ia the enemy cyacua,'ng
Charleston. they fred The upper part OF
the city, IS whick $4,000 I.aiss Of cot
ton we're hurns i, and il is supposed that
before the fire cuu,d be subdued, two.
thirds Of tha city wou!a be destroy
ed
a fearful exposion occurred in the
Wilmington drpot in Charleston
cause unknown-by which several hun.
,lrel citizens lost their lives The
building vas used Tor commissary pur.
poses, and situated in III" urpe! part OF
the city.
Admiral D.hlgrcn vas the first to
,nn ur to the city, where he arrived al
aboM 2 "'clo"k. General Gilmore
! followed soon &c or, and had AN inter.
. view with General STRENGTHENING, he
being tie fire! General rf!,eer in the
city. and for the present in command.
Tho remains Of two iron. :ads we're
! found, which the enemy DESTROYED bv
blowing them NJ, previous to the cvac-
nation.
| The blockade. runner Cyrcne had JUS.
arrived from Nassau and i'll into on.
hands, and two others were expected IA
run in on the 18Th.
The ti,s. flag over Fort Sn,ntef was
raised by Captain Henry NJ. Bragg. A
! d. &. On General Gilmore staff.
The hnnses in the lower part OF The
city where completely ridsled BY ou'
shot and shell.
The wealthy part # the population
have deserted the city, anl n"x all tina
remains are Tho poorer glasses who ar
suffering from want e"od.
a movement had been made by th'
force under General Hatch. whi1h re
shifted in the capture 1t six pieces Q
artillery.
! On the 10Th instant, our iron-clad
IN Mot liz Bay were Tin close Iroxin,i',
10 the city" Tha' rebel 81. nghold i
probably ere this in GU possession.
A Union force Of 4 900 il advancing
from Knoxeille, East Tennessee, viii
the intention, i, is supposed, If making
another raid on the Virginia AID Ten
nessee Railroad. II East North Car
rlina Union expeditions are in l.rogrcs'
towards kinston, Tarbo,o, and Kuek.
Mount.
New crt,xcnlcnts.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
THE TRIPL RE NEEDLES,
GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE,

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s hL t
,hmt hni o Liver T.i
nd k sarnun
tkn-hm zach Mr
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where. prB I,ore
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The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
nYnu.s pmmaDDluzAA mmDpU,
FOR MEDICINE THAT Will. CUR

The Female Irregularities
uil
i ue Hospitals ~ and
J d.
The Iowa transcript. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1858-1866, 1865-02-23
$4,000 Bales Of COTTON DESTROYED!
The Rats Desert tho Sinking Ship.

Gen. Sherman has captured Co'nn'
h,a, he capital Of South Ca'o'ina, and
hy lis manouyeri. the rebels were Gem
n,,l.dto evac,ua.c Charleston. Amcn
50 let II be. Read the following:
The Indianapolis daily herald., 1865-11-01
- -
PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

KATHEnEAS Ih- cslrno1 csyuei' OF ihe t'.ty Of Is-
w dianspciis. .ia ses.os AsgsS esfl lss5, sdsf,el
:he following resolution:
Whereas tn the sI, uiOn y. lie CsEac danger sxsfs
from dogs Tupnng large ~ tie sT'sussE " Hydro
phobs; therefore. Be II
Resolved, Ihs; the Kaye be suG he j. bsisbv directed
"a issue his proclaim against dogs TuBpiDx
fer sixty days, according isiee provisions ~ ss sTs-
that saDiect.
Therefore, the unders:gned Mayor .. ss3 city In pur.
stance Of sch direction issues ths proclamation or
5erng and reesirng all persons e~Rng and baFbsrnr
say animal OK he dog kind ts coans ths Tor
lays. from and amer the Gs, DAY of September 1885, ~
s5od and Sufficient means 10 hs her house -hose
store yard. TO prevent the from sifiRg bssg
bitten by other anirAls 10 fhs -
earey aud carefully murzled.
All persons falling 10 comply with ine foregoing =
aaremonts liable 60 De ared twenty dollars and q
Is lawful fcr person 70 kl ana Il; h the duty u the
policemen ILL all dogs foanE rosnirg At large wthosi
wearing uuzxie q sbsv- mentioned.
Witness my signaigre, ant the ses e; All CITY. Is
5ob day Of August. 1es5.
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