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Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11
A T IN 3 WEI L.K NowN HOUSE

Atm E WEI L.KNowN HOUSE
N WILLIAM uN
Ladies' will aud all tho novelties Paris pro- ~
dueoa In LACE GOODS, MILLINERY GOODS,
NANTILLAs, DRESSES, TRIMMINGS, SILKS,
vHLvRTs, LADIES UNDER GARMENTS, HU.
MAN HAIR GOODS, Lubin's aud DeAarsvn =
PERPUNERY, COUDRAY's POAADB, &c.
Ladies can have Dresses and everything iu the
Millinery line made to order.
Hair Dressing, Hair Dyeiug, aud shampooing
done In the house, and all kinds VI Hair Work
made to order.
Order. given 10 Paris for any kind Of Goods Tor
not less than tl0O will be attended TO faithfully
N. WILLIAM, Importer,
No 800 Pcnna. Gv., Washington, D. C.,
Apll.im No. Cite rTeVl-e Paris,
John R. BLvANS 4 CO.,
u 81 Louisiana avenue and 3n3 q street, -,
wASHlNGToN, D. C., -
DEALER ~ "a
NE 7 5. -
TiH-Banca (PIgs); ''strsit-'' (pig., Ehglish
Tx St Yls1l; ''S'r''''' CP'S' in O'"''
LEAD--Pig, Missouri, pig, German, pig, Eng.
llsh bar, sheet, >, 4, !, ID. pipe.
SPBLrER-SlHb,
ZISC-32 ~, % inch shoot
THuRBER' s ANTl.FRICTION METAL.
BOLDER-BrAIier's pewter.
CoPPEG-BraEier'si shSaihing; do. Hnned ,
ingot; bolt.
BRASS-Sheet
TERAS-EET CASH ON DELIVERY.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

DISMISSAL OF DisrRIcT oFFrcERs. On the
recommendation Of Brigadisr General slough,
the President has directed tho dismissal u the
following officers, belonging to the FIRST and
Second District regiments who were tried and
convicted by court martial on various charges:
Lieutenant Robert Boyd, First District regi.
ment.
Captain u. '. McGrRw, First district regiment.
Captain William Duncan, Second District regi.
mcnt
Captain James R. narrower, Second District
regiment.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

sTILL THEY CONF One hundred and
my Ave rebel desortcrs and refugees arrived
from city OolnI thls snoruinR. The oath Of allie.
glance was administered to them at the Soldiers
Rest, by Captain Russell, and they will be sent
North.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

John X. ELvANS a Co,
~ 81 Louisiana ave sud Sn1 street, n
WASH NOTION, o. l., 60
pEALHKsI ~ Cp
lROS AND STEEL
SWEDISH IRON-ordInary si,r.
RBFINED IRON
BAdNALL'S, Nc.
HORSE sHoB IRoS-Mi,ro, kr
BAND
GvALs AND HALF ROUNDS
T. 49, NAIL RODS.
e. v y, do.
NORWAY SHAPES.
SPRING STEEL.
TIRE do
Tor CORK STEEL
VaniIed
SCROLL IRON.
EXTRA FALL RIVER ROrs--Round spd
square; charcoal plsto iron padded
plato iron.
SHEET lRON--Amsriean American ''Osta.
rara;'' Belgian i'm. Russia Russia ;
galvanized.
SQUARE CAST sTEEIs-sAndcnon,s
OCTAuON CAST ETEkI.
SHEAR SrEEts-SandertOn'Y
GERMAN STEEL.
FLAT CAST STEEL.
BLlsTER SrBEf-AmeTcAn.
ROUND STBLL-CRst; machinery.
apll
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

NTH FARIS
- FRENCH CONFECTIONERY,
LADIES' REsTA FAINT,
No. il1 West Baltimore Street.
BALTIMORE
Tho rarcst dellcaries, Fruits, Creams, Pound,
Sponge and Frosted Cakes supplied to families al
shortest notice
MEALS ar ALL HOURS oF THE DAY.
Rs-Thc choicest Wines CONSTANTLY IN hand.
jell
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

Another REBEL BAND.-A portion Of the
rebel band, numbering eight pieces, and beIongln
to the 4th Virginia cavalry, came up this morning
from city Point. AZ tho tmo 81 tho Emitted States
forces entering Petersburg they surrendered
themselves. They will bo furnished trans OrtA.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

THE ESTATE or THE LATE JoHN c. RIvEs.
In the Orphans Court to-day Judge Purcell
passed the following order Ordered that the ex-
the annexed petition, and that they invest the
proceeds thereof In united States securities, ~
prayed, nc.
The executors Of the estate Of Mr.. RiVe- nled \
petition praying tho above order. The amount
named iu the petition IA over one hundred thou
saud dollars IN gold.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

The CELEBRATION oN THURSDAY NiOHT -
In accordance with the Joint resolution passed by
the councils last night, tho Mayor has ordered
that the City Hall he closed on Thursday at ~
O'Clock m. and that the building be illuminated
at s clock, p. IN. Tho councils also invite the
citizens 81 the District to give an illumination On
Thursday night.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

CURGE0E GENERALS OFFICE,
- wAamH0ToS CRY, D. c.,
April I, 1853
NOTICE. Candidates for tho position Of
ASSISTANT SURGEON In the Pirst Army Corps
Major General HAneoek's) are notihed that tho
requirement Of two years 'PRkyIOUS SER
VICE. IL no longer exaeted, and that the only
proroquialte for examination will be the posses.
siOn q Diploma from some regular Medical
College, JOS. X. BAhNhss
ap-5wS3t surgeon Oeucnl.
TINDLINq AND STOVE WOOD,
IN prepared la I've beat nannfr VI IN tho stick
delivered 70 aay part o. the city a Che sasT,SSs
notice. y, L, shhhEh
once, PenBa ave. between % and ~ s,scet-.
Yard ana NIL. ~ ct. and canal hhiSm
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A CCTIoN sAI-Ea.

g. TnH AsovH sALE " PrsrpuNRD rSTII Fnt.
DAY, tho lth Instant, Ht 10 u'rlOck, a. NJ. came
place. 10. STAFFORD \ Co.
apll.d AuetlOuccrs
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-04-11

81 THR ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
AFTERNOON, same hour, ID May.
A, LLOYD, trustee.
Ap01-AWtd wM, l.. WALL a co. Auets.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-01
LABOR AFTER THE WAR.

The army is to be gradually dis
banded and the soldiers dismissed to
their homes. Even now this is in
process of completion and men who
as vet have seen little service are
returning once more to their faimies.
How will this effect the interest of
the working classes? Will there be
such an excess Of lsborers after the
war as 30 reduce the wages to very
low Standard We think not. The
soldiers as they return will be readily
absorbed in the ranks of society, and
for the most part return to their old
avocations.
The demand for agricultural labor
in the west will be very great. Those
who do not choose to labor for others;
under the homestead law, can take
up piece of land and g oto work for
themselves. In the South the de-
mand for agricultural as well as
mechanical labor will be very great,
far surprising that Of any former
period. The trade of Southern cities
will in a great measure fall into the
hands of energetic Northern men.
The rich lands of the Southern States
will no longer be held by a bloated
aristocracy, who, under forced servi-
tude Of the negro, failed to procure
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For the Gallipslis Journal.
CORRESPONDENTS EGSTRA-
ORDINARY.

LAST DAIs Nv TIE CUNFEDRACY AS
sEEE IN A DREME BY AN EYE wITNAs.
MISTER EDETgR:-The nois an con
fushen, as Mister L. Cas-, wood say
of dismisin Lees army disterbed my
quite repoas, an ! woke, but the pro-
fonn quite that follered, sune canned
my nervis sisteh, and i abyed agin,
an dremed, and in my dremes / saw
Brekinrig rolein His Egsallsncy's
Ale kegs to the depo, an a shippin
them tu the neres plase of salty, tho
thar send tn be sum dif'erens ov
opinyon as tn whar that wus. The
anne howsomever, semed to be tn gil
as nigh Johnston as possible so as
tu open Diplomacy with Sherman
His Egscellency looked bad, much
like a feller sent fur that coodnt
neither 60 nur stay | kalkulate thar
war severel rescns fur this. Fust-
Hede suddenly changed his base an
lef his whisky benin which was hevy
on the whisky, an as man NV felinks
he semea ket,ely alive tn the injus
tice ov the act. Secoh-He wus
afeard Brekinrig would run away
with the speshe, an leve hin the bag
tn hold. ThurdA-He wis afeard NV
the calvary he had selekted tu take
him off least they shood take him of
tu much. Forth--He wur blever
in costs, an as hede binadoin g hsvy
bisnis in the COST line ovlate it wus
but natteral he shood egsphkt his
f ems to call on him i'll his trubble; an
he diddent want tn see um. Fif-
Hede loss his rites an diddent knc
whar to find um. These ar my kon-
geckters fur his bad thinks. Then
saw in my dreme that His Egscellen-
cy cum doun frum the emty whisky
barrell, an cast one long luke full ov
bitter disappointment inter the bung-
hole, as tho he saw in it figger oy
the emtynes ov Confedracy hopes,
and cryin with loud vols, Gas the
spirit has gone out ov thee. so hes
the spirit NV my dremes departed,
fur the time bein ime blode, but not
fur eny falt ov mine.
For when the Yanks did gether round. like
Balsum did euss um
An when they seemed to game sum groun
BY my gUds dispust um
In frantic raig tore my har, and raved like
"a mad vsrmint
An o We gods! me witness bar, rent my
under garment
WIsE-1s that so? I've often heard
that our belovd Confedracy wus re-
jused to terrible extreams in its finan-
cys but l never dremed that you,
Mister President, was refused to the
auful necessity Nv renting your I'M
menshunables to rails little purs or
al revenu. lie be blode, gentlemen
an feller sogers, if suthin orient tu
be did rite off fur His Egscellency,
fur these ar skwally times, an if he
was to be calld suddently-tu sum fur
rim ports, or tn visit Washinton an
his small close rented out, hide be in
awful plite. j ~
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-01

re- The paroled rebel soldiers
from West Va, are returning to their
homes and living as peaceably as
their more loyal neighbors will per-
NIT. In Cabell county, very little
hostility has thus far manifested
itself on part of the Union men to-
ward these repentant rebs. A meet
ing was lately held at BarboursTille,
at which Judge Samuels made a
speech counselling moderation on the
part ofloyal, and quietness on part
Of those who had earned for them
selves the reputation of dlsloyal men.
In Kan awha and Putnam counties
there seems to be considerable ill
feeling, toward the rebels, nor is it
likely TO be allayed by the course at
present adopted Lapse of time and
mature reflection may serve to turn
away the strife that now seems lmpen-
ding, but infammatory resolution is,
or speeches replete with vindictive
sentiments will not likely effect that
end particularly if fuel be added to
the flame, by prominent citzens who
for four years past have occupied an
equivocal position On the great ques-
tons OF the day. This class OF men
will find it to fheir interest TO follow
the current OF public opinion, aot
lead or oppose it. r.-F -.
We well remember the Hon. Judge
Summers and sundry other gentle
men from kanawha visiting Gallipo
lisin May 1861 demonstrating against
the troops from the North crossing
the Ohio river, on the ground that it
would intensity that feeling of hos
tility then rampant among the aris-
tocracy, and cause hundreds TO take
up arms who might otherwise remain
at home. The whole scheme was
looked upon as part of the same
policy adopted at Richmond, in or
der to gain time to capture Norfolk
and Harpers Ferry. 1t was disre-
garded, and theresultis now history.
In view of these facts, as well IS
the absence of any active measures
ever entered into by this class of
men, to promote the Union causeit is
hardly to be wondered at that Union
men who have borne the burden of
the contest, should become indig-
nant on seeing these neusrais assume
the right to prescribe what measures
shall be takend toward the paroled
rebels who come sneaking back after
'rights" which theyhsye justly for
feited. efn-s ,- --
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Sherif,s Sale.
Tie Stste Of Oaio, CAIN County, 90.

- Ne0"S " O"soS oestte OSeAsSs - 81
DURSUANT TO the command Of an order
L Of skleon partition issued BY the Court
OF Common Pleas within, and for the county
Of GalIia, and State Of Ohio, and to me direct
ed as Sheriff of said county of g Gsllia, ! will
offer al public auction and sale at the door Of
the Court House in the city Of Gsllipolls, in
Gsliia county, and State Of Ohio, on the 12.h
day Of June a. d. 1866. at the hour of one
O'Clock p. II. of said DAT, the following lands,
and tenements, situate in the county Of Gallis
and State Of Ohio, and described rs follows
to-wit: ffty acres of land of Of the south end
of the east half of the south east quarter of
section no. twenty f20,l in township no. 6
rs. of range 10. sixteen. tl6.l in the district
Of lands, subject to sale at Chilieothe Ohio.
appraised at the sum of six hundred and
seSenty-fve 1851 dollars, to be sold as the
properly and real estate; of Alvan Manring
and e1<15> 1z15f<ler ef sale, issued in parti
ton ID Ssse q Luther Ii. <Eeman vs.. Alvan
Manring and others. Terms of sale, one
third cash in hand. one-thirdin one year, and
one-third in two years, from the day of sale
with interest, the deferred payments TO be
secured by mortgage on the premises so sold
Given Under my hand this 4th day Of
Nay, in the year A. D. 1855.
WILLIAM WADDELL, 8. G. C. O.
Msy, 4, 1865 -6w.
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SherIf,s sale.

State Of Ohio GGLLid County, 90:
DY virtue of an Execution issued by the
ID clerk of the Court of Common Pleas
within and for the county of GallIa, and
State of Ohio, and to ne directed as Sheriff
of said county of Gallia, will offer for sale
at public auction at the door of the Court
EOpse, IN the city of Galiipo,is, IN Gallia
county, and State of Ohi5, on the 9Th day of
June; A D 1865, at the hour of one O'Clock
P NJ Of said day, :he following described
lands and tenemeats, situate in the county
Of Galha, and State OF Ohio, to.wit: two acres
and forty-tivc hundredths Of an acre, lying
east of the Gsllipolis and Mill creek roads,
and being of of the north side of eight acre
lot number 1893, in section number twenty
three 49, in township number three g. OF
range number fodrteez Hal in the Ohio
Company's purchase, and being part Of the
same land devisGd by Luther Shepard to
Martin L. Shepard appraised at the sem of
two hundred add fifty dollars, levied upon
as the property Of Allen Murphy, to satisfy
an execution in favor Of Zaehariah Denney.
Terms of sale, cash in hand.
Witness my hand this 4th day Of May,
A. u. 1865.
WILLIAM WADDELL;
Sheriff, g. G. O.
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Notice.

John Dsges Befo7sJohn Williams Justice
We. of the Peace for Galiipolis tp.
Martin Ysndenl Gallia CO. Petition for revIvor
MARTIN Vanden said defendant formerly
WI of Gallipolis Ohio, and now of Union
town Ohio will take notice that said plain
tiff John Dages did on the 9th day of April,
4. d. 1865, file his petition before said John
Williams, the object and prayer of which pc
tition is to revive judgement obtained by
said plaintiff against said Martin Vanden de-
fendant before Joseph i'unt, Justice of the
Pesce for Gallipolis township, Gallia county,
on the Sd day of April A D. 1865, for the
sum Of one hundred and twenty five dollars
and ten cents. deUt and costs of suit. and the
following order was made BY the said Jchn
Williams Justice Of the Peace, to-wit: That
the said Martin Vanden show cause before
said John Williams, on r by the 18th day
Of June, A. d. 1865, why the said Judgment
Of $l25, ,l0cts debt and costs in favor Of the
said John Dages, and against the said Martin
Vanden should not stand revived.
JOHN DAGES.
CO.. MENAeER, Plfes Atty.
April, "a. l665-sv. f-f4 ny 2
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For GallipolIs Journal.

Thou art my guardian angel, sent to shield
From dangers. him, who yields thee allof earth
That woman's heart can wish or claim.
In dreams, md groves and shady bowers,
OF do meet thee, and in that spirit land
Wander through scenes Of untold beauty,
ThyseIf, most benuteous of them all.
OF thus, gaze upon thy face, as on it CLEANS
That sweet, angelic, happy smile.
Which, like the sunbeam lights up the snowy
peak
And warns into life the violet at its base.
The dreamer wakes, and wakes to find
The vision flown, leaving behind no trace Of
joy,
But sOrrow only known to one, whom fate
Has irreparabiy fettered, and left no ray Of
I hope
That in the future those bright visions will
become reality.
Sill may We be happy, and as life wears on q
psce
Be to each otirer as friends, dear friends
Seeking, each for the other, tosmooth the way
Down into the valley of that king, whose de
rrands
None may disregard, but whose power once
felt,
No more can separate true hearts. Be happy
then, ssc1l e.
And in thy happiness still be the guardian
angel of "EsTELLE."
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-01
SE,erif,s Sale.
-;State of Ohio Gailid COUNTY,

-iState Of Ohio GaiiiG County, sS:
DURSUANT to the command of an order
Il of Sale, issued by the Court uf Com
mon Pleas, within and for the county o.
Gallia, and State Of Ohio, and TO me directed
as sheriff of said county Of GsllIo, | will cff,r
at publIe auction and sale, at the door Of the
Court House in the city OF Gallipolis, and
Gallia county, and State of Ohio, on the 18th
Lay Of June, A. ID. 1865, at the spur of one
O'Clock 2. M. ofsaid day, the following des
cribed real estate: situate in the county of
Gallia, and State Of Ohio, to-wit: Beginning
in the center of section thirteen (l3,) in town
ship number four ~ of range number fifteen
(l5.l in the Ohio COmpany's purchase, from
which beech tree 20 inches in diameter,
bears north l0deg. east, 3 links, and chest
79deg. % links, thence north, S9deg so
east, thirty-two (32,) chains, and ninety &c.,
links, TO a stake from which q beach, 6 inches
in diameter, bears south 5deg. east ~ links.
and a beach 10 inches in diameter, beaIs
,outh, 57deg. west So links, thence south
eighteen lS,) chains, and twenty four Ia, }
links, to q stake from which hickory l6
inches in diameter, bears north 5Sdeg. east l6
links, and a hickory 10 inches in diameter,
bears south 7Odeg. west So links, thence
south S9deg. so west thirty-two (32 } chains
and ninety (90,) links, to a stake from
which black oak ~ inches in diameter,
bears south I2deg. east % links. and black
oak Is inches in diameter, bears north 77deg
east 40 links, thence north eighteen Qo,)
chains and txenty-lour (24,) links, to the
place OF beginning, containing sixty go,
acres. appraised at the sum of eigi.t hundred
dollars, ($800,) to be sold as the property and
real estate of William Brumfeld. at the suit
Of John Ii. Sanders and others. Terms Of
sale cash in hand.
Given under my hand this 9Th day of May,
in the year a. d. lo65.
WILLIAM WADDELL,
Sheriff, G. c. o.
Mav I6e5 o.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-01
sale Of school Land,

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed. Auditor Of Gsllis county. will,
on the 18th day Of June, A D. 1865, at the
hour of one o'clock p. N. Of said day, at the
Court House in Gsfiipolis, in said county,
Offer st pabiie snction, ct not lees than tie
appraised yslae thereof, to vit: The south
half Of the south west quarter Of section is.
township No. 6, of range No. IL; containing
go acres more or less. ...-,..-.
one-tweifth Of the purchase money to be
paid at the time Of the sale, and the balance
in eleven annual installments of equal
amount, with annusl interest thereon.
The appraised value Of said lot is twelve
hundred and ninety dollara. f.ig -.A i
hase.ssb go sirt.5s WM NASH,
.SJFGoE Xh0Auditor Gallia County.
April q, Ie65-Gw. zr 70 .vrE
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No DE-
OBsTRUCoING GUTTERs.

OBSTRUC0ING CUTTERS.
hnOrdinance prohibiting obstrueting CUTTERS
SECTION l. Be It ordained b. the City Coua-
Gil Of the City Of GallipoLis, That it shall be un.
lawful for any person to obstruct OF cause &c
lie obstrueted in any way whate verthe guttei
Of any street, public alley, 0. on any public
landing IN said city; so as to prevent the free
passage Of water along the same; and any
person 60 offending sholl for each offence, ON
conviction thereof forfeit and pay any sum not
exceeding five dollars and costs.
Passed May l6, 1865. ,.
r. ALESHIRE. President.
D S. FoRD, City Clerk.
June /, 1865,
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For the o.IIipoiis Journal.
GoD-GRANTYIcToRY.


Sweet Peace has spread her balmy wing,
Throughout the Union, hoeannas ing,
And the children Of Freedom joyoFsly sing,
God has granted victory.
HE that rules the land and sea,
And wills all nations to be free,
Has fixed his immutabie decree.
1r God, has granted victory.
Truth over error again prevails,
And though the heart Of the nation walls
The desolation Of wars black trsiis.
So God, has granted victory.
The demon Of strife has passed away,
The day star Of liberty lights our way,
The nation rejoices TO see this ery,
God, has grantetvietofT.
Theshackles are rent from the vretehed slave,
Though the valor Of Americas gallant brave,
Sustained by thoss who died 10 save,
God, has granted victory.
Brothers rejoice, for in time tocome,
Ye may point TO the work so nobly done
And say, "to this cause gave my SON."
God, has granted victory.
America, the land Of the brave and free
No more the rude state ofwar shall see,
But the throne Of Liberty. ever shall be.
God, has granted victory.
Thanks be to thee, oh, God above,
Thy protecting hand and wondrous love,
Has sent forth again the peaceful dove
And gtanted victory.
GRANT still thy wisdom to those who lead,
This nation now IN the hour OF need,
Let all be mindful of this one great eeed,
God, has granted rs victory.
EsrELLE
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1865-06-01

Pay Agent Lester has paid into
the State Treasury s4l, 800, collected
by him from the 23d and 9lst o.. VI.
which will shortly be transferred to
the several county Treasurers, to be
paid on allotment tickets.
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civ Ordinance.
NO. "a.
SIDEWALKS.

-. SIDEWALKS. --s Ca
An Ordinance to prevent the obstruction Of
side-xalks- ~
src4loEl. Bea ordained By the City Coan-
el Of The CITY Of Ga0ipolis, That it shall be
unlawful for any person to ride, dnve or lead
any horse, mare, gelding, mule or jack, or to
drive or lead any bull, COW, OK or steer along
any Sidewalk in said city; and any person 50
offending, on co1viction thereof. shall be fined
any snm not exceeding ten dollzrs nor less
than one dollar FOR each offence, with costs.
SECTION 2. That II shall be unlawful for
any person or persons OWING . COW, horse or
mule to hitch such animal on, or to suffer any
such animal to lie on, feed on or be foul, any
paved or grayeIed side walk in said city; and
any person so offending, on con uction thereof,
shall be fined any sum not exceeding five dol
lars nor cess than one dollar for each offence.
With costs
srrrIos 3. That it shall be CnIawful for
any person 70 cucumber or obstruct a free
passage along any paved or grayeled side
walk In said city by placing barrels, boxes,
cases, kegs, crates, castings. lumber, or any
article thereon, other than receiving or dis
charging coal, freights. or gooIs to and from
buildings, Or displaying samples Of merchan
die in front thereof according TO established
usage; and any person so offending, on con-
vietion thereof shall forfeit and pay any sum
not exceeding ten dollars nor less than one
dollar for each offence. with costs
SECTION 4. That IT shall be unlawful for
any minor or adult person or persons to play
at marbles, pitch quaits, play shlnny or en-
gage in any other play or sport on any side
walk within said city, tending to Obstrues a
passage along the same; and any minor or
adult person so offending shall be fined in
sny sum not exceeding ten dollats nor less
thsn one dollsr for each offence: And the pa
rent, guardian, or mssteI Of such minor shall
be subject to the payH.ent of the fine 50 ss-
sessed against the minor
Passed Mag 10, Ie65.
R. ALESHIRE, President.
D S. FoRD, City Clerk.