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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1866-07-28

This new and beautiful style of Skirt was
was awarded by the Great American Insti-
tute Fair, held in New York City, octo-
Der, 1865, a
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Summon.

Pierce County Circuit Court. S. D. Palmer
against NJ. NJ Palmer.
The State Of Vas. to N. u. Po9n'sr, Dgft:
XTou are hereby summoned and required ia
i answer the complaint of S. ID. Palmer
plaintiff copy of which was filed in the
office of the Clerk of the circuit court al
the court house. in the village of Ellsworth
in said county of Pierce. on the 10Th day OF
April. 1866, and to serve copy Of your afi-
swer on the subscriber. at his office. in the
city of Prescott, in said county, within TWEEN
ty days after the service hereof upon you. ex-
elusive of the day Of such service and If you
quired. the plaintiff will apply TO the court f,il
the relief demanded in the complaint besides
the costs of this action. Witness. Hon L. p.
Wetberby Judge, this 10th day of April 1866
P. v. WISE, Plaintiffs Atty.
April, 1866. 5l-w6
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To our jobbing trade we will say that We
can offer them greater inducements than
ever before.
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Probate Notice.

In abe matter of the estate of Horace Da-
Wis, deceased.
ON READING and filing the petition o.
" Abner Morse. of River Falls, in said
county. stating that Horace A. Davis, late d
Washington county, State of Vermont. died
intesta,e. on the :0th day Of September. 1862
lpaving real estate within this county. and
praying that he. the petitioner. be appoint
ed administrator of the estate of said deceas-
ed it is ordered that said petition be- heard
before the Judge of this Court. at his office. in
the city Of Prescott. on Monday the 9th day
of August. A. D. 1866. at 10 OF lock A. NJ
And il is further ordered. that moi ice thereof
be given TO all persons interested by publish
fishing a copy OF this order tor three success
sive weeks once in each week. in the Pres
colt journal. newspaper printed in Pres
colt, prior TO said day OF hearing.
VIM. HOWES, Co. Judge
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Che 2reseott journal
PuBLrsHEp EVERY sArrRpAY.

L. A. TAYLOR, Editor and PrOpriet'r.
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Rates Of Advertising:
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Estrays.

Prescott, July IS. 1866.
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Other Dress Goods at Same Rate.
j. B. PARKHURST
Prescott. July %. 1866.
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Stamp Duties.

Il will be remembered by our
readers that We referred to the inter
csting law questions which were
sprung upon our last County Court,
in relation TO stamps. Owing to its
being a novel question, and one Of
much importance to the country, the
Court deemed IL advisable To reserve
It's opinion until its next sitting, which
will occur on the first Monday Of
March. The revenue law requires,
among other things, that all contracts
in writing should bcpropcrly stamped;
and since many Of our citizens have
contracted for hire with freedmen
when il was impossible to procure
either the law OF stamps, il becomes a
matter Of sone interest 10 them 10
have this question settled by judicial
determination. Upon the abstract
question of the necessity Of putting
stamps on these contracts, at the time
Of their being signed by the parties,
the opinion prevailed with the Court
that they could be put upon them al
any subsequent time, and thatthc law
Of Congress was discharged il either
party put the stamp on before II wa
brought into Court rs evidence, or a,
the basis Of suit. The necessity o
stamping original process Is mainl,
under consideration by the Court, ant
its opinion is looked for with interest
Without entering into the discus
sion of the constitutionality of Oh
e law, We will only state tha
the above opinion Is almost, in $
many words, the decision OF the ~
prcme Court Of New York, latel
rendered. The Supreme Court {
Wisconsin concurs with The lily
court Of Indiana In regard 10 Il
published opinion on the question ,
stamping original process, coniainc
i cd 1Bfiaps Reports, that oh
power 70 TAR Il a power 10 des,ro,
The power Of Congress l. limited
such .ahjects A. VII NOT lnscrfI
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We arc usually e'aw 81 tr Hr
plasinnate omoli1a 70 mr mlrr
hut cannot refraa cffrlg q urrt
sympathy for tie psc allimtae 1ttt'
Of Tennessee. il~ snH mr. lrae,
generous, and 30 ialae Hm dauFir
tiers, queen. IN l~osuairyi Hnt gnos
are as irresisihly finrmm ~ to-
laircss that adosa sarr saftlsnrn dlime
tIer scenery il diversified witt ripart
he mountains, laiss ant r.verr frxit
mcadow-landa, esiis4 mt rlllagN
But the cure n Iifaasl = d%rzsnntletI
wrath bIigbts al bsr ieuuit unit
wrings her heart uiih t-ns u ttr
dircful imposition Of h0 gruus
rial ruler.
Was there no tear in Merys q,
TO stay this curse? or was the bunal
place of Jackson abandoned By
Providence, and the scheme d
Brownlow's selection eonoocted by
those wrathful spirits who ancu for
earth's affection in the dark cham
hers Of Satan's domain? smittcn
by the sword, pillagcd, plundcrcd.
with ashes on her head, the noble old
State groans under the intolerablc
weight Of this monsters profane and
tyrunnicsl rule. A renegade from
he instincts of humanity, Wretch
Goddess Brownlow, bogus Governor
of Tennessee, stands before the worlt
the confessed contamination of al
the meanncss and d~etestation which
this age of immortality and wicked.
ness has produced. If history blot
her page with his name, ii will only
be done to chronicle that inilmy and
inhumanity which attaches to tn,
legacy he left the world.
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A|TTAcnMENT NOrIcE.

The state II Mississippi Pamela county IN
the Circuit Court II snid county " II bar.
by plaintiff - ". y Conner defendant A..
hrhmcul issued The Oh dag of February, 1866.
and levied upon the estate Of sdd defendant
ior the sum " tls6, returnable 70 Ne Circuit
Court Of said county Ns,ice u hereby given
70 The said de-, ndnnti W. h Conner that un.
le-a be appear before said court AZ The next
term thereof 10 be holden in and for said
county, at the courthouse thereof In the town
Of Pamela, on the seventh Monday after the
fourth Monday In March, 1860, aud plead "a
said action, Judgment will be entered ngainsI
him and The estate attached will be sold.
icb2i-iw j. G, HARRISON, Clerk.
Harrison 4 Taglor plaintiffs.
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The slale u Mississippi, IN The a
court Of 1uniea county At fulea, ill.,
term, 1890. Thomas Il. Tftsvanl I'm
Turner executor n Il. n. llumphfets 49,
n 7, A. Perkins Upon opening de nat
this Bill, Il appears 10 the mtshdIm I
court that The Defendant =. A. perAAm
nonresident Of the State If Mississippi 4
now beyond the limits thereof. 20 Chat Il
binary process Of law cannot be erytd 4
him. Upon motion Of complainant Il / \
lore ordered hat the said defendant i
Perkins, do appear before the chancep "a
Tnnlca county, to be held NJ The court res
the town Of Austin, on the first slonta
April, 1906, and plead, answer or denm Il
said bill, OF H. several allegations will b !
for confessed % to him, aud the cause tro
ed 10 accordingly. And Il Is further tlu
that q copy Of this order be published :.
week successfully for ono month In the ~
STAR, a newspaper published In the ar.
Panola, Mississippi, there being no ntrap
published In the snid county Of Tunlos
febl7-it. j. 0. HARDEMAk Crit
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The local Of one of our Southern
exchanges relates the following pa
thetic Incident.
"Thcrc was = little Berkshire pig,
And he fell out of n butchers cart
Along camea Freedman Bureau fellcr
And picked him mp and kissed him
! for bis mother.n
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ATTACHMENT NOTICE.

The State Of Mississippi, Pamela county. II
the Circuit Court Of said county. II. Canthen
plaintiff, W.. q. w.. Lane, defendant. Attach.
mcnt issued the a3d day Of january, 1866, ans
levied upon the estate Of said defendant for III,
sum Of SlJ5 30, returnablc to the Circuit Cour
Of said county. Notice l. hereby given to ID,
said defendant, g. W. Lane, that unless be np
pear before said court at the next term thereof
to be holden in and for said county, at III,
court-house thereof In the town Of Pamela. OF
the seventh Monday after the fourth Monday IT
March, 1866, and plead to said action, jndg
mcnt will be entered against him, and III,
estate attached will he sold.
feb24-4w j. c. HARRISON. CLERK.
Harrison 4 Taylor for plaintiffs.
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CITATION NOTICE.

The Stats q Nizszs,rui psnni, s,,... =.
Agaes !. loing and husband. lamssM. Yoarr
and ths children and heirs II Law Of juli. {
Thompson. decreased, whass names arr unkno~s
yoa are hershr slisd to .Fpeas zasrs III. D.
sats seurt q aid county, on The E,arsh No.
~ N aafuh, lsss 10 answer The ~pesisia- :,
David Butts and james A. Hunt parssss~ 49, :
ne BIN ssrs q Bute q Huns r-.~f-~ =.
aas b io@ = ground in Ra,sssslls /. -
soaa'I soid ~ Samuel Y. Caldwell lsa~ Il
ceased IN bis lifetime, and skow rsn-s -
ae F.sysF y ths petitioners shoaia sas - -.
less. n r $500 lsth.
fhiintra
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Franklin type Foundry.

Ice VINE STREET, Cincinnati, o.
Between Fourth and finh streets.
r. ALLISON, sup't
Manufacturers Of aud dealers in new, book
and loh type, printing presses cases. rsllsys
etc inks and printing material Of evsrv a..
eripiion. stervotypiuR Of all kinds. naoks
Music, volumes Of all sizes, in Modern ana
ancient languages, cards labels. stamrS IN
type metal OF copper. Wood engraving. nat
tern l~cttersof various styles. Elee,rutypinr IN
al ia branches. h6ing "
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HOME JOURNAL
For 1866.
4 high-toRsd aud brilliant LacT
and artistic Journal

Estab,ished IN 1886, The Home JsafuA
the third Of January for tweusisiA
greets Ia old friends and sutserbas !
still conducted by
y. p. WILLIS,
assisted BY IN efficient corrs Of abb 80
talented contributors and spicy corssFeaa
In the frs, issue Of the coming volazs
be commenced a new series q halfas
FeliciiieS by the well-kuown aud ropalf
moFuna writer, Barry Gray, author Of in
Life, etc, etc.
The Amusement Department, l. unsf
charge Of II. A. DnitLE, an aecpnP
critic, who will keep our readers well &c
Of all that Is interesting, on both ssdad'
Atlantic, In matters musical and dramas
We take this opportunity Of thankifs
niany Southern Subscribers lor = return !
patronage, and can assure them tha, the :
viii still Keep the columns Of The Hons :
nal Tree from political and religions dir
and will souiins themselves rather = J
motto, 10 Encourage the memorable u
gressivc and che beautiful
TkRns-For one copy, one rear, a. :
euplcs. ~ 5oi or one copy for three ysan1
always in advance. sutaeripiions cr5n
mittsnces. and all other communicates :
addressed 70 the publishers,
N. 7. WILLIS { NORRIS PHILLIPS
lof Fulton street sss ff'
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ATTACHMENT NOTfCE.

TI a#r afH lH8 raaIa county N
ta fHHt ffiH ~ mi mHaJ j ~ Hiam
Mu H ~ i fagai8ls. defendant Atipl
mfHi Hfl fba llfb dtY II tHtg 1900 tld
tvI. unnu fhf iait ~ mil ichditnt ff ihd
rm of tlgf9 Be-. nimuthls 10 the tIfuf
Court m aHi county Notice g hereby rigon 10
lhs sad defendant r. Caginle That unios he
0ntbf hnnft Hi Court ttlhe nest tenn thereof
% hs hlIlonm and fr ald county ~ it Court
tiaasc thereof ID lbs iawn Mf tanoia 90 tbc
settHth Monday nfef THE fourth Monday IN
Ntf.h, 1880, ml plead to mil action judg.
mtbt win hr entered against him and iho o..
iHfe attached WHO BE- .3li
fhlt iw j. t HARRISON, Cleft
Harrison 4 Taylor faf plaintiff
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IVY
W.
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'nl.'''',l a'''''' upon
.'.II'' N.'ii' in CHARACTER i"'t'
i'r'. ..N more la+lihg lI''i
% iI' 20 ~. b. ~ no Tune TO tap
70 .ron'inE monuments 70 Che memo
~ q Ihc dead while ihe indication
q distress and misery are visible al
around, 70 q thousand varied forms
Little pleasure would It afford til,
destitute widow to lead up her littlc
half. lad, furnishing children to
cold marble monument and tell then
that II was raised 10 the memory q
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AnMlNlATlLATnnA Nonln

whereas At lhs September is,A. -
Probate Court y Tunlea county 49,
mini ifniian were granted The aasse I
The estate ~ y u bridges, Aseaef
pnt holding claims against =.
therefore havc the satne Pfobaieaa
n within The time prescribed BY :
Wiit he forever bpffed. I.F kksFS
fehtI.ct Sheriff and Admles
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For the Pamela Sr.a.
Enigmas.

No. |.
| am composed Of 10 letters.
Ny s / 10 ; II is the name
of n Major General.
My 3 . ) 10 II is season Of
the year.
Ny 3 IL 3 G 10 is a town in
New York.
My 5 . 10 > is used in dye
Ing.
My135s4l - > is a common
l%iseasc.
My 10 , - ! Is the name ola
planet.
Ny i Q II IL IS indispensable in
music.
Nv whole Is the name Of a mcm-
Der of the present Congress.
Answer next week.
M. >.
am composed OF II letters.
Ny II . is much needed
in the South.
My 5 . 10 is a garden herb.
My . , 10 II > isa piece Of
furniture.
Ny II | I 10 ) is a weapon.
Ny { $ 3 10 is onc to be avoid
ell.
Ny 6917 IL II is a country
in Asia.
Ny II 10 6 Il is a marine ami
NAL.
My whole Is a phenomenon not vet
accounted for.
Answer next week.
ANSWERS To ESiGMAs IN LAST
wrrg's tssrr.
No. 1-lames X. Chalmers.
No. 2.-powcll and Simpson.
Answers were received from G. f.
n, and J. 4. H., Bstcsyille.
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Furniturei Furniturs!'
Mitchell, Hoffman q O
Jos MAIN and &c NoxROa STD
MEMPHIS, TENN.
hhANeii0F RANNEL1
CINCINNATI, ONO.
The Largest Furniture Manufaf'r'
In the World.

AAaaiacsars md keep constantly o
.fgs and extensive assortment II bs1ss
n~afuFofsz Nashsianas nsdasaas
e,her kiads of Furniture, Inekins 60
Ilaaf. soss. Cotton. Shuck ard Spring AsA
81 dealers In Carpets RaFs, &c. -
Always On hand : l.rzs sna ssmrltE
mrmsni q CARPETfNG, from shs esrus
hemp Or Woolsa 10 tbs ansss Velvet 9
-, ui Cloths, MAuins. kags TIane
Table Covers &c, kc.
Our Furniture being msds a OR uNHi-
tories L warranted 70 hs IN Ill rsspssiz -
fsssHssh
MITCHELL HOFFMAN . co.
So Aaia sd IS Nave siFsssA u
Tsane-e. ast1s
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No. w Front Street, Memphis Tenn
Have Just received and Offer low 10 those wha
NLh y buy tor cash, the following articles:
a hne lc. Of New orleans sugar. melazss.
golden y up crushed powdered sugar. cLarissd
sugar, b st Rio coffee, mes pork, surar-ear.a
hans clear sides lard In kegs and tlefres fla,,r
NM, frum sEaele mills ansso,a .,s,,s :
Mad river mills HPraifie millAT - H..
milv LILLIAN mills soxfoFd mills ,sIsirs
sora meal, Carolina rice. Virginia .ahasra
A'aeuFi 'otacco, eiEau-axortsd brands sois
n kegs aud huxss, afdinss IN half and aa.,,ss
hotes maekeral in barrels and half bsrr,l.
oysters in cans fresh peaches in cans. ,oma,oes
N cans, grssn PEAS In cans asle rrpasr In can.
experimenting various kinds Garrr,t's snua
IN bottles, painted bueksts we'll bucket. tut
WHISTLES, ksniaeky bagEing. fresh eo,,on sssa
All in aeks-ldvefpooI, salt in hafrsh All
ether articles ioo numerous 10 mention.
We solicit eunsiEnmenis of Gotten and o,h.,
r~foilee- anil promise 10 spare no Efforts IN sslt.
ing The sane a, the highest market rasss.
Liberal advances made on COTTON Il -,
tbii-3m. SIMPSON MADDEN 4 co
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n a ttfrf reFr@fn
ua d tht drum ali tht
mu ana .af sword ClIicu hpli
la.am i adm vurd u vhial often
d,st tic wounded fuiom-soidt@ hgf
viinp hopeful bosom riovel O few
iltori nmnths hrlur ~ conanou
pudr 81 emulation with hif follow
m time vc- rour then crowded
witt iIH victim 81 war Iir ain.
81 lir nlmnl dum hni guu nidr
n vcar and ustt~ il yur Hslia
thm ygu uer II sip urm ~ m
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result - nwvtunr N .la ma-r~
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o7parrr vn III, f .u,r,., u,ra
t-g a,r5, ,,.r. t,.f pqrrr.r
ran ,sf.rs r.ya, vrl, as.r
v,r-a t-f4 .,-a7 slr ~.i,
10 vo-r sat- II. rs.rbr,ipy ID
society TIA, uefalne., which viii b.
demanded Al ,our hands. COLLEGE,
halls arc wide anng onon. rendering
their assistance 10 q A CORPS ii
learned professors await yon at the
State University scbool bells are
ringing ,hron,hon, ,bo coun,v and
upon every wind comes the cheering
indications or general nromi.c in thc
eldofeducationol activity nthes State.
you,c mo, os Pamela county vor
mus, NOD, ho lacgord. your state and
~soc;c,v will no, normii van n do 50
Within , Gcv vears van will becollod
,,o, 10 an tho %,Iacos If yo,r fathers
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;.l.,,,n AL - d. Nm hano,r,
anl nooleI ,.-a.,,ion. = NC, -.
ho J;..h..a.1 l.. con sh.il -
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VARIETY SHOP!
The Scientific American
ADMINIsTRATOR'S NOTICE

Whereas, at the january term, 1855 ~
Probate Court Of Pamela county, letsnd =
ministntion onthe estate Of Frederick Bu
deceased, were granted the undersigedi :
therefore all persons having claims againis :
estate arc hereby notified TO have them Pza
ed and registered according to law, or iAgf
be forever barred. q. A. BR0uGHER
jan2I-0I Administfais
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ESrRAY.

Taken up by II. Walton, living on the north
side Of Tallahatchie river, Il monsc-colorcd
horse Mule, abou, ~ years old, medium size,
mouth badly torn by the bride. Valued at
one hundred and twenty-five dollars (sl25.)
Feast JAS. P. BOWERS, Ranger
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DENTHsTRY!!!,!,,,

DIR. V. +. ELLIOT, formerly Of Jackson.
Mis- but now from the Dental Rooms Of ]. n.
4 VIM. WATSON, 3l2 Vain street. Memphis can
he found At the residence Of Nr. d, Moore
Pamela, until March 10th, 1896. where he
will be happy to operate In all the branches Of
the dental profession with the mos, perfect sic-
cess, Refers To Major N. =. Ward. Pamela:
also, Lieut.. W. W. Perkins Ra.rsyille. and
many others of the old battalion.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-30
BY TELEGRAPH.
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
From New York.

New YORK, July 29.-The Atlantic
Cable is a success. The following has
Just been received
HEARTS CONTENT, July IS, lS66.-We
arrived here at 9 o'clock this morning.
All we'll, thank God. The cable has been
laid and is in perfect working order.
CYRUS w. FIELD.
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TO THE AFFLICTED !

nR.LI IRONS HAS TAKEN AN OFFICE
il at 2S2 Second st.. Stillman Block. where ne
proposes 70 treat chronic diseases upon new
principle here, but one we'll understood IN "a
rope. such a. Rheumatism. Ncuralgia-eithe =
periodic or continued, and all their kindred
complaints. i propose also 70 treat hcmor-
rhoids or Piles.
Dr.. Irons has devoted many years % TIE
treatment Of the diseases Of women ana cnil-
may think proper 10. give him a CAL. VIII be
well rewarded for their trouble.
/ offer the following references Dr. *.
Ward. Memphis; Rev. DR.. Stedman, memphis
Sehloss A Co., Krauss Co. Herman A. Lip
man. Ward a LeGuere. ]. r. Robertson. Attor-
ney-at-law; X. b Miller. Attorney -at-iaT.
July b-1m
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-30

graph Company Il congratulate you on
the successful completion of telegraphic
communication between Ireland ana
Newfoundland, and hope, within two
weeks from this time, to inform you that
the cable lost last year has been recov-
cred and that a second line is in opera
t;on across the Atlantic assure you
that all on board the telegraph feet will
do all they can to accomplish this object
CYRUS w. FIELD.
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DgEssEs are worn permanently ies-
TONED over petticoats of the same mate
rial. Where economy is au object, the
upper part of the petticoat is muslin and
the bottom mere band of dress mate
rial This is for promenade and out
door wear. For more dressy occasions,
the dress is looped over petticoat OF
contrasting color.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-07-30
DOG ORDINANCE.
SEcr!oN. FOURTH. CITY ORDINANCE,

CECTIoN FOURTH, CITY ORDINANCE,
- Bridges Digest. page lys.
BETr ORDAINED by the Board Of Mayor and
Aldermen of the City Of Memphis, that here
after, when the canine species. or other ami
mails within the city or its vicinity liable to be-
come rabid or mad, actually have or are evil
IDENTIFY threatened with hydrophobia. it shall be
the duty of the Mayor Of the city to Immediately
issue his proclamation. publishing the same in
the city papers aud in hand-bill form, having
the same posted throughout the city ordering
the owner or owners Of dogs. whether licensed
or not, within the city. TO IMMEDIATELY
MUZZLE OR SECURELY COMBINE TIE
sAMR within his or her or their well-secured
Enclosures, in manner and form 50 o. 10 efectu-
ally prevent their doing any damage whatever.
by biting or otherWse. 10 injure man or beast.
duripg the prevalence Of such distemDer OF
horrible malady. Each and every person fail
ing or neglecting to comply with such orders
instantly after due publication thereof shall be
subject. on conviction. 10 fine Of not less than
Eve nor more than ffty dollars for the hrsi
ofcnse. and Eve dollars for each and sTcry hour
thereafter that be- she or they may continue to
fail. neglect or refuse compliance; and Il shall
be the duty Of the Chief Of Police and bis sub
ordinaies to have any and all dog going AT
large within the city, whether licensed or net
contrary 10 the Mayors proclamation or order,
as provided for in this section. instantly killed
and removed at the cost Of the owner. II 70 b
/ found. and II not. 70 be removed at the expense
Of the city. Il shall likewise be the duty Of
the Chief Of Police and his subordinate' TO have
all dogs going at large within the city. without
any known owner, contrary q any Of the proFi'
.ions Of this ordinance, killed and removed IN
manner and form 70 be from time to time pro
yided for By the Board Of Mayor and Alder
nsn- JOHN PARK.
] iy1s-3N Mayor