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y D EsGRABkE EEsEDENCE AND II Acre.

q q EasEFABkE RESIDENCE AND II Acres
81 of ground in the village of Hampstead Carroll
County eight miles from the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
Morris. Dwelling 81 by IS feet, with back building
Is feet square Young Peach, Apple and Cherry
trees on the place. For terms, &C., apply to
w. r. COLE,
N. f. cor. Baltimore and North sts.
SA...,-
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E4SARM OF 400 ACRES. or at the mouth of
n the Ihreadhavcn river where it empties into the
Chesapeake Bay; 300 of fine wheat or corn land
bic timber. Improved by fine Mansion erected at
cost of $4,000, and all necessary t-buildings-
Contains plenty of good fruit Three oyster coyes
two Of the best ducking points in the State with
plenty Of all kinds of fish within fifty yards of the
door. For terms, &c, apply to
W. r. COLE,
N. E. cor. Baltimore and North SITS.
stu
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M ECO TIE RIG.

~
The PATENT NE0TERIC SMOKING TUBES
now in the market. They combine purity with
luxury, and convenience with elegance. They oc-
cupy no more space than common Cigar Holder, yet
by an ingenious nreech Loading principle they can be
unquestonaby superior to anything ever before used
for the purpose overcoming all deleterious influences
and otfensveness of smoking pines
Wholesale by the Sole Manufacturers.
JAMES ii. JOHNSON,
80 W. Baltimore street,
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TIIE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,

L. N EEM=z:s.::z On and after MONDAY,
will be run between Baltimore and Wheeling and
Parkersburg, as follows
sd Mh5t 7 TBAIA VII leave Baltimore daily except
EMPRESS u TRAM will leave daily Gncluding
Both trains connect at Bel Air and Parkersburg
for all points West. Southwest and Northwest.
FREDERICK Accommodates TRAIN West
leaves Baltimore ut p. NJ
East Leaves Frederick at A. NJ daily SUNDAYS
excepted.)
The ELLIC0TTs MILLS TRAIN leaves Balti-
and Elcott'S Mills at $40 A. NJ. and II A. NJ, and
2.IO and $40 p NJ.
FOR WASHINGTON.
Leaves Baltimore at 400 100 $50 and $40 a. NJ.
S1 ;5g and 600 p m, Leave Washington at Gl5
Sl3 II 10 a. M and 800, 4.3O and 6.45 p. M On Sun
days at Si3 and II? Il. M and 3.OQp. The $40 a.
m and $50 p m trains only from Baltimore and the
SIP a. IN; and 800 p, N. from ashiugbn stop at way
points Inc 10y and $50 a, M. and 600 p. m. from
Baltimore and the 6;l5 and sis Il. M and 4:3O D. IN
trains from Washington, connect with trains on the
Annapolis road. INV
For further inflammation tickets of eyery kind: &c.
ton, OR at the Ticket Office. ". P. SMITH,
=, Master of Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent. jy26-tf
81 - NEW ARRANGEMENT.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
! =. -
Tn md after THURSDAY, June 1st trains will
leave President Street Depot, as follows, viz:
!. Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
Express Train for New York only at AM
Express Train for Philadelphia and New York at
lilo p. NJ. ' ~
y. Way Mail Train for Philadelphia and Way Sta
tons. ut 10 :. N.
Express tram to Philadelphia and Way Stations
at O.30 L. NJ.
q Express Train for Philadelphia and New York, at
W %, +. N.
Inc ABOVE Trans leave DAILY, Except Sundays.)
ON SUNDAYS:
For New York at $50 ?. NJ, and for PHILADELPHIA
at 9.25 p. NJ.
For Salisbury and intermediate uoints On tho DoI
aware Railroad, take the 9.25 p. NJ and for Dover.
Delaware, take the lilo p NJ. train.
,, WIN. CRAWFORD,
ho1i-u Agent.
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NVARM OF I.OII ACRES. near Cove Point
~ Light House, in Calvert county fifty miles from
baltimore, and near of the landings of the
Patuxcnt line of steamers 400 acres under cultiva-
ton, and balance in oak, hickory and chestnut timber
Improved by good Dwellingand Barn, good fencing
&c. Price Sl2 an acre. For terms &C., apply to
W. X. COLE,
N. Z. cor. Baltimore and North sts.,
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MEDICAL.

ID II. A. RICH.
NO. p LEXINGTON STREET,
Second door from CORTLAND street,
OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE.
ocO 80
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BRANCH OFFICE, $40 Broadway N. Y.
Rctailed by dealers generally. jel7-tf
Nm THkE MATTER OF THE INSOLvENT
Ill ESTATE-JACOB WALTERMEYER-O
by the Court this 18th day of September 1863 that
the sale made and reported by the Trustee be finally
be shown on or before the Goth OCTOBER A. d. 1865,
provided a copy of this order is published in some
newspaper printed and published in Baltimore city,
once week for three successive weeks prior to said
10Th Of October. JOHN c. KING.
True Copy-Test: JAS. b. LOWRY,
sesj.taW3W* Clerk.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

E@VlaRM OF 3.5 AC - in Baltimore county,
IA one mile east of the Northern Central Railway
ana ork turnpike and one nile from Cockeysyille.
1O acres under cultyation balance in oak chestnut
and poplar timber The land is high and rolling, well
Watered and fenced, in excellent cultivation and
ING, forty feet square, with Back building: also,
good Barn, Stables, Corn Houses. Wagon House, Ice
House; Chnlchc! of every denomination and schools
postoflice. kc. adjacent. The Warren Cotton Mills
are one mile distant, and there are in the neghb0r
hood several Merchant Mills. that use all the grain
raised on the place. There is an old and young APP
pie Orchard on the farm: also. peach trees berries
and variety of fruit For terms. &C.. apply to
W. K. COLE
N. +. corner Baltimore and North streets.
oc2 If Second story
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H. DISTRICT OF MARYLAND, To WIT:
Whereas the I'd day of October 1855 W j.
ZONES United States District Attorney for the District
OF Maryanc, hled libel in the United States District
OF goods and chattela, in cause of condemnation
And whereas, by virtue of process in due form of
law, TO me directed, returnable on the ETH DAY
ofQGIQBkR lNST,; | have seized and taken the
said Thirty Boxes and have the same in my custody.
Court will be held at the United States Court Room,
in the city of Baltimore, the said 18th instant,
for the trial of the said premises, and the owner
or owners, and all persons who may have or
claim any interest hereby cited to be and appear
at the time and place aforesaid to show cause if any
they have why a final decree should not pass rs
prayed. W. BONIFANT
oi-lnt L Shnl
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MARSHAL,S NOTICES.

FHVNE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
= DISTRICT OF MARYLAND To WIT:
Whereas; on the Both day of September, 1865, W.
:: Jones, United States District Attorney, for the
District OF Maryland, filed an information in the
against ELEVEN BARRELS OF WIIISKEY, in
cause OF condemnat ion and forfeiture
And whereas, by virtue of process in due form of
law to me directed reurnable on the first Tuesday
IN December next, have seized and taken the said
tcdy. - -H N''
Notice is heTeby given, that District Court will
De heI ut the United States Court Room in the city
Tor the trial of the said premises and the owner or
owners. and all persons who may have or claim any
interest are hereby cited to be and appear at the
Tune and place aforesaid, to show cause if any they
have, why final decree should not pass as prayed
W. BONIFANT,
Ocb-lit al
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EIVARss OF sa5 ACRES in Baltimore county

ENARM OF 335 ACRES in Baltimore county,
"a between five and six miles from Baltimore on
the Philadelphia Railroad and turnpike; accessible
also by water forvessels ofght draft About 200
rcultivation balance in oak, hickory and chestnut
y yifPer Improved by stone dwelling of five rooms,
WIN good basement, good barn, and all necessary
outouIldings. For terms, &c, apply to
W. r. COLE,
oc2-tf 'i'i'0ie nnu ~ q S W. S.i 80 80
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VgylEIs is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the 81 :,

VEvEEIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub-
m seriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
BALTIMORE city letters Of administration the estate
of ALFRED WHEELER, late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof to the subscriber on or before tho
4th day of March, 1866, or otherwise they NAV nv
law, be excluded from all benefit of said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under INV hand
this 4th day of September 1865 my '
se6-law4w T. [nnntriiv
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BY TELEGRAPH
["Atshed by LeonayiJ Toraey d o., Stuck and BIN
Bcoke,'s, No. % South Street.
nctnhar Il
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se25-2aw2w Secretary of State.
FE7IaIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE. That the sub
d. scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore City, letters of administration the es-
tate of GEORGE l.. HERLING, late of said city de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against the said deceased
hereby warned to exhibit the same with the
vouchers thereof legally authenticated to the sub
crber on or before the LIST day of April next 1866
benefit of said estate. All persons Indebted to said
estate requested to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 9th day of September,
1865. THOS j. CAREY
caJ- t,r% l.,
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STATE OF MARYLAND.

6STATE OF NARYLAND.
- OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF STATE,
ANNAPOLIS, Sept .}d. 1865. J
TO Nil WHOM IT MA Y (ONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that application has been
made to the Governor for PARDON in the case of
the State RICHARD ROUNTREE, convicted in
the Criminal Court for Baltimore city at January
Term, 1861, Of Larceny, and sentenced to the Pen-
Tertiary for five years.
The Govcnorwl take up the case for final decision
on or after TUESDAY, 10th day Of October next,
until which time protests against the said application
will be heard, and the petition in the open
inspection at the discretion of the Governor.
By order of the Governor
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~ three-quarters of mile from the Relay House
on the Northern Central Railway, II acres of good
improved land attached; dwelling contains ten rooms
There is also a house. stable, spring house and
lee house on the premises. Fine location, having
full view of Swami Lake and adjacent country.
For terms, &c, apply to W. r. COLE
N L. cor. Baltimore and North SITS
ocZ-u Second story.
E1ARM OF If5 ACRES, IA miles from Balti
H. more, on the ReisterStown road, near Owing's
Mills, Baltimore county; s. arabic, balance in
good timber. Improved by good Frame Dwelling
Stone Spring House &c. Excellent water in every
field For terms &c, apply to
w. X. COLE
n. E. cor Baltimore and North SITS.
oc2-u Second story.
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4 T. e NJ y.

Subscriptions 10 t;,e E,aiIy Commercial.
EIGHTEEN CENTS per week. payable to the Carriers
Macd 10 disorders out of the city at 500 for one
yuar Si..pior six months; $50 for three months:
81 90 for one month.
INIlRL4BLYIN ADFA NOE
Tssz-EEEKLY COMMERCIAL.
Mailed to subscribers out of the city at 5000 per
aEuWg; so for six months :and 50 - for one month
FO K A ID NERTISlNG.
J square, | time...".20 80 square, month. $l.O0
I sG'drc, times. T5l square, months. 1000
] dare, 3 times. LODI square, months. 1850
l SQUARE. week.. 175l square. year. 1900
Each square contains five lines of space.
F2e9.TFSEORE WEEKLY COMMERCIAL.
uac copy. one year. 10
.' ''tN, sfA
-Four copies, one year. to one Post 0ffce.... 500
II INT copies, one year. to Post Office .. 1000
WIN. WALES & CO..
80 South street
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VEVsEls IS 10 GIVE N0TECE, That

FESsEsS Is 20 GIVE NGTGCE That the sub
p scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city letters of administration the estate
Of MARY BULL, late of said city, deceased;
All persons having claims against the said deceased
are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the
vouchers thereof legally authentcated to the under
signed on or before the 1Ith March, 1865; otherwise
they may be, by law, excluded from all benefit of
said estate.
All persons indebted to said estate are requested to
make immediate payment. Given under my hand
this 18th day of September 1865.
GEO. W. DOBBIN,
wi,v#
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MISESEE GUANO.
IL Containing 10 per cent. of AMMONIA, 30 per
cent of BONE PHOSPHATE OF LINE 81 per
cent OF animal matter, pronvu.ced to be equal to
PERUVIAN GUANO.
For sale hy -
ROMlL US X. GRIFFITH,
MhlS-u No ODonnelis Wharf
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II. RIO IAN Id.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT FOR
Doctor Records Essence of Life,
For Seminal Debilityin at three dollars and
nine dollars. Circulars sent.
SelT-ly Ney Wi,
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Associated Fireman's Insurance Co.
OFFICE NO. 4 SOUTH STREET,
OPPOSITE sun IRON BUILDING.
Recognized for the prompt payment Of its losses ard
explicit Policies, insures Dwellings Furniture, YES
sells Merchandise and other property, in or out of
the city, at the lowest rates of premium.
VIM. A. HACK President.
DIRECTORS:
Wm A. Hack, Thomas J. Flack
James c. Wheedon, Samuel Kirk,
Allen Paine, Francis Burns
r. c. Mason, James Young
Jacob Trust, Jas. L. George, ST.,
James Getty, f. A. Miller,
Noah Walker. DIR. +. f. b. Hintze,
Lancaster Ould,
JOHN DUKEHART,
81 IL Coz,
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National Fire Insurance Company of
Baltimore.
Incorporated by the State of Maryland, 1913.
OFFICE NO. 80 SOUTH STREET
(SEw BUILDING,) OPPOSITE SECOND STREET.
This Company insures every description of prop
erty in and of the city, against loss damage
by fire. Short assurances may be effected for single
day II longer period.
JOHN B. SEIDENSTRICKER,
President.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Henry NJ. Bash, George W. Howard
George Bartlett, Joseph W. jenkins,
Thomas 5. Bennett, George Small
Edward }. Church, Thomas Corner
VIM. Woodward, Hugh Sisson,
VIM. Head, Robert Lawson.
II. G. Lands,
fel9-ly Secretary
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Maryland Fire Insurance Company
OF BALTIMORE.
y. W. CORNER OF BALTIMORE AND NORTH STREETS
CASH CAPITAL 200, Zoo DOLLARS.
This Company insures on all descriptions of prop
erty in the city and elsewhere by the year for
shorter or longer period.
RD- Perpetual Policies issued rs a distinct in
surancc on Real Estate when requested.
Terms and conditions of which can be had at the
Office. -
TH0S. E. HAMBLETON,
President.
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J. w. Hank, NJ. D.. Medical Examiner.
Christopher Johnston, NJ D., Consulting Physician
Be No charge for Policies, Stamps or Medical
Examination.
For Table of Rates, &C., apply at the Office of the
Company. NO. Is SOUTH STREET
Jyl1-3m over Franklin Bank.
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

The late accounts of his illness have prepared
the public mind for the announcement we now
make. Governor Brough is dead. He died yea
terday at ! o'clock, at bis late residence, Cleve
land. His life and career are well known to the
people of Ohio. In his early life he was
printer, and conductor of several newspapers
among them the Lancaster Eagle and Chilli
cothe Advertiser. In le49, in connection with
his brother Charles, he edited this paper He
had previously been Auditor of State. and filled
that Office with marked ability. In 1850 be en-
bar ked in the railroad business, and continued
actively engaged in it until he was elected Gov
ernor in 1863. During the active and best por-
ton OF his life he was Democrat, and acquired
his eminence in party the finest and most
finished orator in the country. In an evil hour
Tor his fame and for his happiness. he LETT the
organization which possessed the attachments of
his youth, and connected himself wish those who
had been his bitter revers We are assured BY
those who knew him most intimately in his last
days, that he bad a constant longing and desire
to once more act with and share the confidence
OF the good old Democracy; but ii was fated not
to be -Cincnnati Enquirer, Both
Daily State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1861-1865, 1865-08-31

IN moekery at their execution. il would certainly
add bitterness even to the agony Of death.
With what Justice or reason can We iniict
further penalties upon the people Of the South
alter We have eradicsted what We agree was the
sole cause OF their errors. and obliterAted an in
stitution Which alone distinguished them IN their.
social condition from other American citizens
IL this institution had been one of their own
creating. there might, indeed. be some color OF
reason in pursuing them further; but when. in
stead OF that being the case, history shovsthat ii
was forced upon them in the infancy Of their
settlements by the rolcy of foreign despOts,
against the most earnest protests OF their fore
fathers, We must admit that they are blameless
for the existence or the accsrsed thing in their
midst. Neither by the Constitution or by the
rules OF justice, having exiirpated the cause and
subdued the rebellion, can We 90 more. SO far
from H. indeed, the dictates of humanity require
that the Government should do all in its power
TO heal the wounds which il has oeen necessary
TO infici upon eur brethren, who have become
the victims Of an institution forced upon them by
the tyranny of European despots.
The war il over There il no slavery TO make
new one. The passions connected with IL
subsiding We have great career before US
Our struggle, bloody and expensive as II has
beeH, will impart rev life TO the country and
new impetus 10 ln0ustry Let us set the exam
pie of insugurating an era of good feeling. III
have seemed, in toe reflections / have made in
this address upon the distinguished men | have
named. to be animated by different spirit, let
me assure you have animadverted on their acts
only because they are the representative men OF
the unrelenting party in the country, and | want
TO show them that their heroes have also need of
amnesty. | am willing they should have it.
Bat on the other hand, | should like Judge
Campbell and Mr.. Stephens, and others who
have erred, to be forgiyen-thst our people should
have real peace and share in the Government
which their fathers founded, and which they
have TO maintain AndI ask this, not out OF any
feeling that the section | was born in is more my
country than any other. | ask il for the sake of
the whole country. Free government cannot
last long in either section with practical dis
memberment of the Union or with the assertion
by the General Government, of greater power
over any one State than the Constitution allows
or that is claimed or would be tolerated in an
other. The military subsection of one section en-
tails in the end, arbitrary government upon botn
Our Eagle must expand both its wings Our
National Republic must poise itself on both sec
tons if i would move safely on It's glorious
mission
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Spirftualisna.

Judge Edmunds for many wears sincere be-
lever in Spirituaism. has written a long letter
IN which he stoutly defends spiritualistic dogmas
attacks Colchester, and conte1ds that the trial of
that 'juggler" at Buffalo does not and cannot
affect Spirtualism in the least What matters
il, enquiries the Judge, whether that intelli-
gence which reads your Utmost secret thoughts
comes through a coal scuttle or ColchesterT"
eli we ask you to look at the mental proofs
OF spiritual intercourse, and tell US whence, ex
cept from spiritual source, you derive certain
ideas which you cannot trace to any material or
earthly origin, you will answer us in the uuintel-
igIble language OF the metsphy sicisn, They are
innate ideas. If we demonstrate to YOU power
to do and TO think beyond mere mortal capacity
you will either deny the fact or insist that it is
one OF the mysterious dspensations Of Providence
which 1t Is not permitted US to comprehend So
that when we come to you with testimony which
no sane mind can reject, and with conclusions
which no reasoning can impugn, you overwhelm
US with the judgment, 1t is all humbug.
There is the end OF the argument. There is no
more TO be said Ii is like the case of a man
whom i once met, who pronounced the idea of
the daily revolution of the earth as 'sll Id
nonsense, for we'd all fall off
=" The man Colchester is what we call a pay
ing medium-that IS he depends for HE live
hood upon what he can get from those who visit
him to witness the exhibition of his powers. In
other words, he sells the truth-sells il like cat
tie in the market Such a medium never can be
reliable or safe. Besides the bad influences
which are thus naturally brought around him, he
is tempted TO fabricate the manifestations when
they will not come of their own accord OF such
fabrication Colchester has often been accused; if
what has been repeatedly said of him is true, no
one could tell whether what was received through
him was real spiritual manifestation or some
device of his own. Surely the cause Of spiritua.
ism, with all its pure and elevated aspirations.
cannot depend upon or even be fairly tested by
aught he may do"
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The xex of tho Oil wells.

B. F. Taylors Correspondence of the Chicago Journal
Before you have been here week you will
discover that wells are very often the object Of
affection, are raised to the dignity of sex and as
If admitted into the human race so many
more A "dry hole" is always talked of as ait. !"
and very contemptuous particle tit sometimes
IL. But il the little puncture behaves nobly; il i,
turns out great flowing we'll, il is sure to be
"she What the swift engine is 10 the rider.
what the proud ship Is to the sailor, what the
sweet girl is 10 the lover, such il your hundred
barrel we'll to its owners, dear creature and
she They watch II by the hour; no pulse ever
thrilled more humanity beneath a doctors finger
than that yellowish green stream to pusate 10
their loving ewes. They learn all about her
habits" and disposition. as If they meant to marry
her " They know what it means when she
gives sigh or n groan, as wells will. They
abide with her" dsytimes. and sit up with her
nights. They leave wife and children, and cleave
unto the we'll
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PROCLAMATION.
MAYORS PROCLAMATION.

NTHEREAs, the Common Cosaeil Of the City Of In
Wv dianapols, In session August ssth, lses adopted
the following resolution.
Whereas, IL the opinsn o. the Council danger exists
from dogs running al large Of the extension Of Hydro
phobia therefore. be n
Resolved, That the Mayor be and he hereby directed
10 Issue hts PrOclausOn against dogs running large
for sixty days sceOrdng to the Of ihs ordi
nance on that subject.
Therefore the undersgned Mayor OF said city in pur
suance OF such direction, issues this proclamation or
cerng and requiring all persons owning and harbsrinz
any animal of the dos Kind conns the for sixty
days from snd after the hrs day Of September 1855 BY
good and sufficient means 20 his Der house out-heuse
yard to prevent the same from biting being
bitten By other animals, or TO cause the TO be
eurely and carefully muIfled.
All persons failing TO comply with the foregoing
quirements liable be fined twenty dollars, and Il
IS lawful for any person KILL and Il the duty Of
policemen to kill all dogs found running at large without
wearing a muzzle Is above mentioned.
Witness my signature, and the seal OF said city this
3eth day q August, 1866.
su3i-dtf j. GAVIN, Mayer.