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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

II Mr.. BRooEs tss-- any satisfaction ir e
replication cn lues--v. it must De- owing
remarkable mcnml peculiarities. BE &,
cursed gen. Bu-ier, On Monday, ~ ti- -1s.
Of large sum % money from psiy1.s To-
disidusi I, was proved, By docuular
evidence, 90 tuesday. that there wa -.
single Characteristic Of robbery 1 .-.
seizure OF the gold, and that IL was never l--
PrJpTiated e. the Gems own use. 10 r
Mr.. Brooks replies, not that be was mis-as .-
and regrets his error, but that Gen But
lost the battle Of Big Bethel. ana dbl
take Fort Fisher that he broke up .
Charleston Convention. and apuear.i
hor~e hack IN front Of the Hoffman Hlu-s
New York. "lOu picked p pocket in Br
way, last week, SAYS A to B. "Iddrt
| was not in New York last week. rrl-
b. " We'll, rcjOins A. ''you would a"
picked one, it you had been there. and 7-
are very poor orator, aud NOT 90 al il-.-
some. ". y. Times.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

hUNAwAr.--A borse belonging to n Allen.
while standing IN front Of his la, Store rbis
morning took fright, and created con.id-
'r''ie sensation by dashlns wildly around
Tie streets fetching up in his course apnipst
an awning post in front of c. L. Harris
"hieh he Grind sway, ut the same time
making wreck Of ths sleigh to which he
49, attached, and finally Slipping up and
i'il'ns IN front OF to- American wher. he
va, secured
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

The QUoTAs General Fry's assignment
OF quotas appears to have created commo-
tion everywhere. New York City is in a
ferment over the raising of their quota from
1000 odd to u 600. The New Hampshire
authorities, who claimed that their excess
oqualed their quota find to their astonishn,ent
that they have 1000 more men to furnish.
and Governor Gilmore declares ne won't lift
finger till the matter is explained. The
Governor of Rhode Island was out last week
with an official announcement, that that
State was clear oe the draft T; but has had to
take it back and announce considerable de-
fciency, on General Fry's books.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

sscz in company with Wallace, aud regis
tered his nane as Robertson.
Hezekiah Payne, a Kentucky rebel, vas
arrested Mt Detroit, few days ago, and
sewed up IN the lining Of his OvcTcaat wcrc
discovered siIty-f7e dollars in bills Of the
St. Adams banks, Tor his possession Of which
he can give no satisfactory reason. Rcis il
custody.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
y. y CkAA-,
Lieut.. Gen'l. U. S. Arnv.

D'VcEcLS--NiHs al assorted couples were
put asunder' BY the Franklin County Court
al The january Term-three tor wilful deser-
'''h On the part Of the husband two for
'''iiai dessfsion Of the wife; two for iutoIer-
Aius s-'efity ons sor refusal 70 .uppor,
and one for adultery.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
Vermont Items.

As the stage Eas going from Hy0ersrS
johnson On Monday night last an ayo.arc,-
slid from the hillside above the r-sd. c.1.
pletely buryug the horses ami partly o..
sleigh. TIE driver got out, obtained a-si-
lance, and extrica,ed the borses unLurl.
Rev. Mr.. Halliday, Of Midway, Mas.
has accepted a csn to the Congrega,io-.
Church at Wilmington, ".
Tire Baptist Churches Al Wsrerior- &C..
and Middletown, Vt, are experiencing --.
vivai-, and have received over thirty e-1,e-..
each. Al interesting revival is also 10 Dr..
gress g. tae Congregational Church 10 CAS-
tl-tau
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

TuE CniLD's PRAYER We have rece ivcG
from " ). Holland. publisher, Springfield.
VI -. beautiful moZz1tint engraving, en-
u'lcd Now lay me down to Sleep" Il is
picture which must be popular with little
pass, and with all who nave little ones, and
is rold alta price which vail ALLOW thousands
to pu. Chase it, who cannot commonly spend
money on fine engrs7ings. Price, SI.75.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

St. Adams banks, for his possession Of which
ne can give no satisfactory reason. Rcis in
custody.
GIN. BUTLER.-Gen. Butler arrived nj
Lowell on Saturday, and addressed some
1000 of his fellow citizens IN the evening.
He reviewed his course since his assignment
to Virgins, and expressed himself as proud
Of the record.
In regard % the assault on Fort Fisher.
Gen. Butler said that he hsd been dr'iui"Is
told BY most skillfnl engineer o.hc p ,Hat
IL he ordered il, it would be murder /. WIS
charged that he was not in command -. tir
expedition, but could De even tlcn .ayc
done otherwise than follow the adyicco, bcn.
Wci,zel? lie did hi- duty according % iI-
best Judgment. A. he lived and a- God
lived, IL the occasion was 90 rc,ur, even 90
view Of all tits stream oi obi. guy lInt wa-
pouring upon hlm. hc woul do sp gam.
PRAYING, however, lead IL uui into temp
tation. iur the i'mpiaii1n MS >r1Hg Goo
take il. But he did n.t care raIltc il
had staod much w,asc >iutm- Ih % t...-, 5000.
he could sand "a thou.aud more. H. u-.-
thcIe On % letter from tie lieu tenant !. ne q
al to tic Tr, sidut. tut 90 Nlfi tni
Fisl cr. o.. ~ "a Wilmington was b i.u
I'd a-tic l,a.,t .r l. rpscure iI,ic.
NLsttI, r,u, i,..,, VA, d. h.5 rutf.-
,,;r.d ,er,,,i... .f....,,l.. he taf I.-t
c,Ii, n IL .,,,. ,,..i,,.. ~. H.. R.f,,i 400.
r, I'll a.. .tJ,-.7,..,,,. g..
az '''''
D"''" "'I III
t"is' 20 iaiIr l'.' ii'h, 30 Il''-7
hui = nnt l' la" 90 ii.'1 NiH tu' iit'''
dead until % r"u h.'.". ll' d'-if,a % n'r
II iuscI'sd ur iis tom .-tvl.,. In t'H5 liul.
cu,lr.-, Wi,ir iI- ituaIu- would COMO llt
h. mI. i'll, lies .a .,u.rsl vu1 -lt,I
ttr.It,.. les .uld.r- 90 Fort Ii~..r.uI
d.. E...I A-tIa. uu.. Ina i,-n ,...r.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
SPECIAL FIELD On Dta.. No. 10.
Hcuc'rs, NiLITAay DIV. OF rus MISSISSIPPI.
is Joe fisLn, SAvAS''AH, Ca, Jan. IL. -

SPECIAL FIELD On DrRs, No. 10.
uCuors, MILITARY DIV OF r1ls MISSISSIPPI.
Us Joe ftsLn, SAVANNAH, Ga, Jan. II, ~ !
T. The Islands from Charleston south. he
aiarl,re rice hoi Is along the river Tor so T. les
bscs f.H the sea, aud 'he country bur,lef.ng
rhc 80. ieHr N'ser- Florida, are reserved am ~
apart r the settlement ,ys tie aey-, PC now ~ re
fre o5 t'e acts OF war and ths f.-s5jen; Of he
Uu.i.i Stte-.
d. - Be,u5r llltu, Head St,sp, n
FcipaHdi1a ST. tsrust,ng sn5 .Isst-.r,..Is
itc iltcss may r1ssin in ti--r chosen an srels-
''me' ''oetue IS; bu- 90 Tine islands aud in be
se,ii, meuta srelGcr 90 be established. no ~ l,te
l,i-."' "I atcyer. eHiess military officers md
ss.i.ei '.eiailei flr duty, wiz 0e rermitte.. to
f's'.ci and the sole 49, exclusive manager ent
OF '..r- viii De 'eii 90 che freed people them
Pei c>, sd --t only 20 the United States military
>ut' r''y tHi iL- acts ct Congress. By the ~
u .r, ami orders et the Pre-. ent u the Jn tel
,fI's, 'Ie negro Is iie,, 1901 must De- dealt th
4- SUCH lie cannot bee sui ileiei 10 CONSUMPTION
o. i,rcrd mI.itary service. save by the written
orilr 0f lIe hrgaes military authority Of the
Department under such regulations AS the Pres
It.ut or Congress mas prescribe Domestic ~
ants, balL-mlt.s. carpenter. aIl other NEE lu-
&c viii bee iree ia select their own work lni res
litlce5 bus Pho young arI .i..--t..'igi negroes
must be- encouraged 90 enlist a> soldiers 3d. the
ryioe ,f ttr Ju.tel Stole. q. contribute their
sH1rs towards maintaining their aea freedom tld
securing tHHr rights .s ,...- no ihe lHi'ei
STATES Ngr1o- enlisted $50 be- orci. gel
iu-o ,lmatu,>. bt.tt.irp- s..I q. -smcnt-. under
No.. ORDER. of rhe Juif.i >r.o- u Hlry tut ari-
t.r-. aud rl.. be- rui. Iei ari clothed ac,ur ling
I'D - fHr U.Urf. us maid fH. q nj -fr-f.r.f NAV
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

p.,, OID' DC "dtland aOd Burlington
hs'ir"d y NV furnishing g,,,. w.o3 - ;,
employee "F i've dollars per cord. Tn.
"'f'h! arrangement IL Tsdrr;n.- a.,
f---'' * nd gsoera,is in Rnslars ts;.
s1e''s could teach to this place also. . e,o,.
'AnS would have occasion to Be thankful
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

tAss IESSESsEE-THAr Is To Be
Repyrt Of the recent State Con'enii'1 .
Nashville n our columns tO-aay. = e'''a f''
u. ne c.ne- poDdenoe OF tre i'i'--
Boston Journal, and will be fJuad b5ih .
terssiing and important
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
Hoods Farewell order to his Army.
From the Richmond Examiner. Jan..sr
ilfsne is AMY oF Tur TENNESSEE. }
iUrEIO. Miss, Jan %. 1868 (

>oLnilHs- At my request have this dav
been rciir,-.l form the c,,fuu,Dl ~ che -
in taking leave 90 you accent mv An, - So -
p"Icnee wiih whic'' you have endured your b,rj-
SHIPS durn- the recent campaign. am alone
responsible Tor It's conception, and siroye bsri n
DO my duty 100 iis execution. urge upon Won
the importance q giving your entire sappor, n
Tie dis'iucu shed soldier who nov assume. com
mand, and shall l.ok with deep interest on All
your iui1re operations and rejoice at your -uc-
r. J. Il. HOOD.
General Diez Taylor succeeds hin in e5m-
mani 80 ''H-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
Gen. shermnn's Order for the Settlement
oithe Freed Blacks.

Inc following order Of Gen. Sherman pro-
siding Tor the location and protection Of the
c5lorcd population freed by the acts Of War
and the Presidents Proclamation viii oorCad
with interest Tho appointment Of Big.
Cen. Saztca as Inspector Of Settlements AZ.
Plantations, under the order, is 8 guar .nty
dat every ihing viii be done to project the
rights ard promote the impioveme- Of those
cm5rsc d IN II c oider, which humanity and
intelligence can sccare.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

General washburn bias gone on to Wash
inston to correct mistakes as to the assign
ment TO Vermont We shall learn in time
what It all means, doubtless.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
PERsosAL.LOur editorial brothers G., ,
Lrc,rs BIcELow Of the 7rnss, who an 81.
s-.sa into he n1'I'. '' "a ii. g. -,

s--it,d into the militia On this sac H. Y,
can md .ympa,hiaer in Mr.. John D no.
of me Montreal Wnnss5, Who has ;a.
drafted into the Canadian m'i:is ..
Dougar kesp. 2 s'it uplsr hp ar e..
proof u the inpro7emsn; Of H. .r--
the Circumstance that whereas .s -,. D..
drill fo- nothing 10 1887. now he Vlla>..,.
30 cent. a day.
ilAEygT n CoLS. who@s death ~
90 :he 25rh. Wa well known for man va,
arions the travelling public, d. the ,'-.
Of the Pearl Stree. Hou-e in Blrlingt r. Fl.
Hotel at Highgate SPRING, and the Am
can in 81. Albang. and a. connected vim.
Ottawa House IN Montreal, the Ru--el. b
in Qucbee, ans for several years Ts-s a.
the American n sbis place. He VS. ,-
and oblIging man, always willing ,r -s.
his own comfort t. that Of his @a---.. a.
bis death will be learned with -.-F --
many
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

BURLEIen, tie Like E.ie la.J,r, i, to be
gwen up. The presiding Ju,:rc and his assoei-
Ht's VI the Toronto Cour, lyins unani,no ii
the q min that lie j. 81. lrop,r 81 ;;4,t r. :.
cxtraditi-n.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

Rouon sLEDDINc,-Thc roads around Bur
iinston were never worse with cabots''
thai nOw- a sleigh liIs n5w-s-days Is DC
rough az voyage around Cape Hstterss.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03

i.,ps -ays sat ~, Lest oVOks Of y. i
nal@ e Tsoitu-, reis.ing % the reg.
Caliguls, have been discovered IN
IN pulling down an ancient edihce-
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
A Letter from Gen. Grant.

The following letter is Gen. Grants letter
acknowledging the reception OF the deed
Of house and home" from the loyal citizens
OF Philadelphia
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1865-02-03
The Hobby CT the n. z. Commercial AID.
yertfser.

''The nos1 unsatisfactory feature Of oar cur
rent Legislature is in its wholly Ignoring the fact
that true liberty consists not merely IL the free
dom Of political opinion and action, but equslly
in the freedom Of the citifsn to do whatever may
conduct 10 Liz interest, without legal prsscrip-
tions or prohibition.
The foregoing sentence is from long ar
ticle in the n. Y. Commercial AdUerfissT Of
the 18th. The article IS entitled - fine
Reign of Error and the whole scope Of it Is
but an ampli6eation Of the proposition We
have quoted, and an application oft to the
Legislation and Legislators OF the Nation, Of
the last four years. OF our legislators as a
body, land the article does not hint at any
exception) it says
''On questions involving political rights, the
whole tenor Of their legislation has been in con-
fict with the spirit and oft times with the letter
also of the principles underlying the National
Constitution; and IN matters Of commercial and
financial policy " here history and science should
have guided their counsels, they have shown a
uniform preference for the very measures which
both those prOceptors have branded as mischiey-
ous errors. The great revolutionary outburst Of
the eighteenth century eliminated in ''reign Of
terror; the revolution Of the nineteenth centu-
" must he distinguished the reign OF error.
Eternal shame be upon the men who have nude
free and glorious republic responsible for this
abnegation Of modern progr,ss.'
AMI again
Political l.ter;y Is a sham and II little yalu,
nj, - accompanied O., H. u1'urll counterpart
FREEDOM 10 act IN reiiticn 70 al the material i'm
ter,sis If life according To- d., dctajcs at self
inter, si - rg edom, in short. FIR a man 10 10 "a;
be pleasss with his own. This social liberty b q,
been violated by the United States Cuug1,>, o.
greater extent within the lat ur year, tl.r
by any European despotsm within the last hal
century
One would hardly expect TO find, in % i'-
al journal, such n sweeping dcnun,iauoa .
every thing which has been done in Cong,
that can bear on the interests and wclflr
society: but there IL j.. And it is not Joe.
new in the New York Commercial. under g..
present owners and conductors. The sam,
bold. outragcously selfish and pernieiou-
doctrine, is in some form OF other, thrus;
before the renders Of chat Tapsr every week.
We might say almost every day. The fact
is. the New York Coam.raal has GOT aat-
by. which is that the selfish principlc.whioh
j. in the nature of us all, .- thc only guide
that each one ne, d, 20 accomplish for iio-
s..Il the Greatest amount of earthly good. ,iz
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

10 our Agents.


We were induced fow weeks sisco to publish notice
10 The patlo that we woth receive provsion Cor sub
pcfpGo Mary persons hans sent aoar, rasat, Sc and
IN most eases, the freighta IA The value Of
the article this hafket These exharhitant charges
FOR frcgbts amount 70 prohbidn and we are competed
request that poysors oe sent Us, unless the
reshis are pre- paid by tho shipyeF.
J. W. Bust, Poueer Extre Messenger the New
Odeaps Jacksoa ard Great Northeln Railroad Is au-
thorze4t re eve and receipt For subser ions 70 the
Mississippi an.--tt.
AGS AT LEzNGroNE HoslSins, 2. NJ at Lexington,
Holmes CO. author receive and receipt for sub
scriptians 70 the Alississpplan.
AGESrs AT AEw OIaEAss--Gardner s. Co, New Orleans
Adve author zod 10 receive and receipt for sub
scrpiions and adyer islug Tor The AissisaippiAn.
AoEgrs Az Ngw ORIEaSs --Mcssrs O'Rrien s. Co New
Orleans In arc authorzsl to receive and receipt Tor
ubscr pons advertising Tor Inc Mississippi ian All
orders sent them w il receive prompt attention
AUNT Ar NEvTcS sTAuoS.lis. T. Watts, Is author.
zed 10 re ipt subcrpaon the Mssissppian, oi
Newton s,ahQu, on I've so@herp Rail oad.
gs-Mx lvrtys 80 Exchange Alley, New Orleans, il
authorized esceve andrecept for subssr pton aud ad
crt si8g for he issisNepan.
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VOL. L.


Per square Of eight lines OF ess 81 60 for
the first Insertion, aud 75 cents tor each sub
sequent Insertion.
Obituary or Marriage notices, exceeding Eve
lines, charged as advertisements
A liberal deduction made TO those who ad-
vettisc by he year
Personal "ards, when admmlssible, charged
double rates Of advertisements
AL advert sements considered due after the
lrsl Insertion.
Eg~ No TRANSIENT advertisement inserted ull-
til paid tor at Che above rates--ten lines of
maRuscriPt on ordinary ivolscap or letter, con
shlutC o square in type.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
For District aud State Offices SIS.
County offices, Sl0--invariably in al
vance.
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orncr cnrrr q. Ns4'a. Noa- DgI. Mas /

! JACK on TE--1 FETT- 90 I-I7- M
seaIed proposals wi be recelvb Oh az thi onc unt the
fh 81 Oceober FOR furnishing the troops stat oned ~ ih
:. q with woo dun the coEninx sinfer b wpsd 70
s. cnt from sound ard timber snd 70 Be four feet 10 s.
Ais tnbcr, stand ne within three mie@oi tan civ
the same 10 le measured Z being cut
Proposal vi ais be recclvedt tof the eivery g WOOD
et the follong named stations tha Southern karoad
via: Polahatchie, Morton. an Forest. .
Cash WI be paid wh IN funds or vouchers given, ii
desired.
ghe government ressrvng TIE right 2 accept q reac'
ssIA Opt ala egiT alagsF SqFl pa' is'
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
THE MOBILE TIMES.

IT'S MOBILE IllkS, pnaHt after the 6rst o. October
Fl. th ,tle ot lAa4 GER nuw puuhsbed under the.
nane -, s0BlIE B.5y. ~ %s QUO Of tue 81 auue 81
and most eiab l0atses 70 Lic sppoft q tna pnIo-
uAL Avn c0ssrTUu NAL Ri0urs Of m :. polished IN
the SOuth, aad bCio 81 gupulaf eide.y oii-
claieti ugnat ct news; odme cia literary, ctc, etc
Ter s--Sl6a year. 81 tquartor4
HcplA dSm
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
Wsigher's Returns.
Weicher's returns, we ght not exceed ng fTo
tn nsaEd pounds. ....... -. .....s'f .''.-. .''s
exceeding five Iii u and 20 ads
Writ.

Writ :...'..... .'...,.....'.
yhe the amoGnt cl iHcd in wit, issued BY
courf not ofrec5ad, is one a ndred dona or YER
Ipoa evory confes ION il jadgnn ut, or cognoyt
- nna hu deed dollars or Over, xc, pt Ia Ih9so
49, vilere The tx for the writ Of "a commence
,nent Of sail has been pald) 49,. ....s...
rits or o n process OF pa from JUS ice 5
e,urt o other c urts Of IN erior juriscici n to
Warrant Of q stress, W. Q tbs aln0unt OF rent
cl irlsd es NOT TX eed
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
registry Notice.
LADIES, AGENCY,
New Orleans.

MRs. S. A. BARR, formerly Of jackson,
IVA Miss respectfully Informs the ladies Of
Mississippi thst she will for small com MIS-
sion, attend TO the purchase or mAnuiacsuIe
of anv article in New Orleans, which theyI
nav desire An experience of many years
in The Millinery and Dire ssmaking business
and \ thorough acouaintanes with the lead
iner drv goods houses Of the city, enable her
"a make purchases on The most advantageous
terms. All commissions entrusted TO her
win receive prompt attention, and q inqui.
ries will be fully answered. Packages viii
be- forwarded by hand, BY mail 7 express,
. nartie4 may indicate. All 'communica-
aons should Be addressed 70 me, care Of Mr.
Tas. Ricketts,, % Arcy's store, New Orleans
Aug. 3. -dSs wtf MRS s A. BARR.
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Notice.

D. h Peesavtary Of ensral Mississippi WI hold its
=. "a, rfaeting N the pFeabyterlAn Church a.
Mississippi on Friday, before ne fourth SAB
6sfa a 0stobsr uexf, At u oielocz 9. u.
"a asr aasgd ciegE
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22
Warehouse Recent.

Warehouse rece pt FOR property ode, wares or
rncrch IA disc not Othe vi e oyl led tof, IA ery
80. ar ,,r1yata sarrlsuse when the ia perty or
poods so deposited o. ORE shall mol eXsssa ~
yafue live hun red doll rs~--- 49,,
E<c .din 1 Ia .fiv hAadred d1.iars, anu nov
40. edlng in value one tbousanl do lars TT eve
~ additional on thous nj HAS -.
ARE .fouss recelPt f,r any good~, nei ich3nd -
or pr party 81 any Kind not o'herm 81 ? oYlae1
for h ID % storage il any pab &c Or priy4sc v re
ts,,sa or ward ..,............... s.....s
The daily clarion. [volume] (Meridian, Miss.) 1863-1866, 1865-10-22

VNHIs welkn Wn hauso has boeh fiofourhfv cleanaaa
Il and rspairea and h'ted ennc'y NJ now lur tora
aud sgn ee - f0r ne sccomu snon * tho public o.
he drst Of DC ober.
Tie apoleon orland oras Cen. 4 e. MoMackn WIN
give his ate ti-n Rpa sapa visioa the use Nh tho
3. 81 ing 81 hr Pr nuss Hapao
No o. expense wil 81 spared T. give perfect sat
stact on kaNk DICK o..
sep2s 4
e'n- Nnhl.e News, CLARION, New rrlea Tines vi ks
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TEA HERs So


-
vi b NJ jams F.ii, ,bc Craze ~ ger. 70
hogn al NELSON'S " 2 Apply wbo " d o bury any ore
~ lie grave yard lf any ae go,ma h.ca uig fhe lock
,r gaze, Il any other man comm tug d pr~iatons
"a. sasiec Oylanisg har s. Sinls 10 va d o. ~
ny 9. q 6, '.r,s ley N1d nned and mp i7onod ~
: OFT ], 1855. ID N. BABROWs, Ma. II
aa. q o.. ca lea 10 tbeha taw,ng ord nane
AZ or',laaso" -mendatofy y an ordu c nocrnlng
the Gl Bsrying Groue
SC B. IL uri.,in. by tie Mayor and Alderman OF
tne city o. cksvhi matt 81 al . 'e oct. b. The
30 rd, anulany, n Aity eKiou, 40 hold ns ef % one
af' no unn hls SUI essn b. ap oint,d.
Sec Re y iurthef 81 dhia'd, iha q shall be the
ia y OF eve p,r,o entul-d inner n G Is bu y
iug und, apply To be CITY sex on to excavare ana
the > ave, un'ess I Z pecson sha ID tn cf
tie ot ia the grave rd upo4 which ne sbe protsea
geo mar d'ad hnd O 20 % urnish a slaiencnt
OF ihe me, e. ciscase of eco SET
sc 3. Rstt lurthe ordri srd. iu tue sexton hall
'Xev te zach avcio al rs Elk lco cpth ifora ths
u face aud ro~ c IA ne years old and pud.r AZ,
scL rhath sh "a, ia 40 o. e. vh ,tsasv kl ain y
san be ie duty "a tie s xtn IA k,p ne ttry Of ali
term Nc q tls mann, ag- x, and disease; 4 repo
II ces sf iuts ent - Us dit !. ,,,teko ,f % -
charge The city buryug gn.u q; 10 rrput =. d api.-
OF ia -tenoe p.en.at oI ,otti5 S uI tie raves
or INJURY % the tomos es, ort with 10 & yor
Sec B. i furtne O iaae hat Il Ia be the
lo'y 81 be Ma 81 % utmhcF eacn seciion lot uloR
the 90 81 the q bar in ID ard tgcl tie stiue
| the e1ta > re Ter, ana up app icaiiou bv any
person entitled 10 tho sam TO 80 or re or bic
~ ~ u "a
| ~ piece. nrOn such pcrs paying no Mayor such
| reaauu iuh r may be msy have been d ared n
md proper, by the 30 of an1 Al efmen. aud
ause such assg meat - b. eutsred uloA thc Soxious
lee isier.
Auordinaace for the proesuon OF TIE grave yard OF
toe city.
sc =. Bs t ordainod by toe b. thu yayor ana Al
derma Il she city Jacks n, That Cy Narlhal De- and
hereby draced t. arizs, anc saie kre n Gus.
toly al 'F ea, cattle, 10 aiv and
every descrpt whatever fou tie enclosure q te
grave yard * "a city, and 4 ca .d ior and cca-
ei by he OWnrIs, os th l4ytIent Cl two q llar f0e
each hea withiu twenwou hnu after being duly ne-
dhed they shall ~ the ghes bidder Tor cash
aud the p eds herrol b. .lii ca C ~ rcasutF
SSc 2. BsatfuftheFoi oitlained, Any pet~n whs
shs be eau. ht lnto act ~ breaking opeD the gates 81
ol tae aVeRard. shlt io thwigh broug DC be.
fore the Mayor hy iie Giy Marshai shal be nn in
SUM OF cNcedpg twiDa CUiars one haf to he paid IA
ttie niormer and be ON u q ths CITY iieasur..
Sac 3 s'e 9 furtne orUaiae fhst tlis erdinRncs
shall akeect aad e ieroe tor De publication thore
J u On meton the BoagdAdjournel.
! u IN RA UNs N ,vcr
Attest csc. a, ssigTur, ti,y Jerk