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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22
Small POx at the South.

The Charleston Cw'ie, says, on
the authority Of a gentleman who has
recently made a tour through the
Southern States, that it is hardly pos.
s.ble to imagine the extent to which
the small pox prevails. All the large
cities are more or less infected. In
some places the freedmen only are the
victims, while in o'hors the white
population are among the sufferers.
Little attention is paid to discretion
in medical treatment Those who
have tho disease walk through the
streets in the most Indifferent and un.
concerned manner. No one bids them
remain within doors. In two or three
Places through which he passed, one
hcusa in ,very three had the red
symbo, displayed. The disease pre-
walls q. Charleston, but there are not
so many cases as in some Of the Gulf
cities.
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NEWS ITEMS.

-
THE civil rights bill, has now pass
ed both Houses and awaits the sigma
ture Of the President
The Russian finances arc in bat
way. The deficiency for the las
year was forty.two million roubles.
| Our ofeight hundred and fifty ap.
plications, tho President, appointed
ten Wost Point Cadets.
A destructive frc occurred Friday
night at Minneapolis, by which twenty
buildingswcrc destroyed. The loss is
stated to be 100000.
IT is stated that the repo.t that
fractional currency to the amount Of
81 300 is issued daily by the Treasury
Department, is incorrect.
THE available balance in the United
States Treasury, according 80 retuns
received to the 10th, inst, is sl23,.
423,ss5 81.
THE Collector at Louisville has
seized several barrels of whiskcy be.
cause OF conunterfcit Government
brands thereon.
The Supreme Court has decided
that savings deposits are equally
liable with ordinary bank deposit. to
the tax Of onc-half per cent. per an.
mum.
All the stage lines, aud express and
dispatch companies. operating west of
the Missouri river, have bccn:consoli-
dated under the name Of the Halli.
day Overland Mail aud Express Com.
pany.
ACCOUNTS from Canada state that
the excitement is subsiding. 1t is
generally believed that the Fonians
will hardly attempt to attack Mon.
trcal or Quebec, but will make New
Brunswick their objective.
ACCOUNTS from all parts of the
country state that st. Patrick's Day
passed of quietly. There was no
where any disturbance, and the an
icipated Fenian raid on Canada was
probably forgotten.
THE friends of the loan bill claim
TO be confident of its reconsideration
and passage. AS, however, there
were forty seven members absent on
Friday, when the vote was taken, rep
rcscnting, of course, various shades of
opinion, its fate may bo regarded as
doubtful. .r ..
THE House sat in Committee ofthc
Whole on Saturday, and there was
general debate OH the Presidents mes
sage. Speeches were made by Mes.
sra HILL and DUMoNT, of Indiana,
and Mr.. ANDERSON, Of Missouri. -
The Senate was not in session.
A fire broke out Saturday morning
in the freight depot Of the New York
Central Railroad at Buffalo, caused by
tn, upsetting Of a can Of kerosene oil
near the stove. Tho depot was en-
,irely destroyed, and also the splendid
elevator belonging to the company
The loss is estimated at about 81 ,OOO,-
900.
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A HEROINE IN Hvwn,r I,-.

A HEROINE IN HUMBLE LrrE2
Miss Jennie Snyder, Of Russ town
ship, Northumberland county. Penn
sylvania, a poor, but noble hearted
girl, was betrothed to Mr.. Kline
Mr.. X. volunteered at his couutry's
call and received bounty Of 800,
which he gave to his lady with this
condition: "that if he was not spared
70 return, the money was to be hers
Mr.. X. was killed or died in tho SER
vice, but Miss s., instead of retaining
the money in selfish grasp, employed
a committee to proceed South 10
search of the body of the "levcd and
lost, which, when found, she had
brought home and inferred with Chris
tian rites, the cost of which absorbed
a greater portion Of the money.
THE FBNIANs IN WIsOoNsIN.-Itis
stated that the Fcnian Brotherhood
in this State comprises over twenty
circles, and is estimated to have over
SIX thousand members. A circle has
lately been formed at Baraboo, and
Brcyet Brigadier General A. G.. NAL
10y, formerly of the 18th Regiment,
elected Centre Wit,caulee Sentinel.
PROPERTY OF QUINcY.-Thc Quin.
cy Whig says: "Thcre are unmistak-
able evidences that large amount Of
building is to be done in our city this
spring. Already quite a number Of
buildings are in process of erection.
This is move in the right direction.
Let us have more dwellings and moro
manufactures. We need them.
pD- The latest masonic statistics
report there arc 300, 900 brethren of
the mystic tie in the world, aud 5000
lodges, scattered all over the world
in Europe, Asia, Africa, North and
South America, Oceanica aud the In
dian Archipelago.
py- Rich gold bearing quartz has
been recently discovered in Rome,
Ga. The Rome Courier says; elf
there is an abundance like the speci-
men before us, Thousand dollars to
the hand, per day, would not be an
unreasonable yield.
pD- The oldest reigning monarch
in the world at the pisicns time is the
Laudegravo of Hombourg, aged eigh.
ty-two. The youngest sovereign is
the Emperor OF China, aged eleven.
Edy- The second and last volume Of
Grecleys american Confic. is now
in press. More than one hundred and
twenty copies of the first volume have
been sold.
RT- a large portion of the winter
wheat crop in the vicinity ofsSt. 10.
sepb, Mo, has been severely injured.
Some of the farmers intend to plow
up their fields and SOW spring wheat.
De- General Bcauregard is out in
a letter to the New Orleans Picayune,
urging the Louisiana Legislature to
do something at once to deepen and
widen the passes Of the Mississippi.
pS- The citizens of Buchanan coun-
ty, Missouri, have petitioned the Leg
islaturc to relieve them of the odious
name, and permit them to call their
county Lyon.
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If whom forty two are I,ish-Amcri
LIVERPOOL, March 8.

of whom forty two are I,ish-Amcri
cans.
LIVERPOOL, March 8.
Observation-Disclosures, Spenc,
& Co., Wakefield, Nash d Co., ant
others, report -four dull and nominal
Wheat-quiet and steady. Sales al
los @ los Sd for winter red. Corn
very dull, and dcsliuod Cd. Sales
at 2Ss6d for mixed.
LoNDoS--DrcadstufFs quiet and
steady.
LATEsr-Tho London brcadstun
market was very dull, except for corn,
which was advancing.
The Atlantic Telegraph meeting
unanimously approved tho arrange
monts OF the directors for laying the
cable this year.
ST. LOUIS, March 10.
Conner arrived in Kansas from the
plains to-day, en- rout for Washing
ton.
The Missouri Legislature adjourn
cd sine die to-day.
General Brisbin and Wade reach
ed Cairo yesterday en- rout for their
commands in Arkansas.
New YouK, March 10.
The steamer Manhattcn, from Vera
Cruz the 9th, via Havana the 18th,
has arrived.
The Schooner Matilda with 375
negroes on board has been captured
and brought into Havana. They had
been to Cape San Antonio and one
hundred Of them had been sold as
slaves, some l, 200 have been landed
there.
General Dulcc has sent in his re.
signation as Governor General to the
Home Government.
A counter decree of that requiring
all captured slaves to be sent to Fer.
nandino has been issued.
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Land Sales,

The Senate Committee on Public
Lands have reported bill authoriE.
tug the Commissioner Of the General
Land Office to sell at public auction
oil the upsold lots that portion Of the
public domain known as the Fort
Howard Military Reserve. which is
si'uAtedin tho county of Brown. and
ssse OF Wisconsin, giving not less
thsT Two months notiea oRthe time
aud place ofsaoa sale, by advertise.
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oPEsING OF NAVIGATION ON THE
ILLINOIS RIvER,-The steamer Bea-
yer, from below, arrived at our wharf
on Tuesday night last, the 18th. This
is tho LIST boat from below this spring,
We may now consider navigation open
for the season, aud in few days more
we may expect many other arrivals,
and a brisk trade to spring M on the
river, as prices for produce rules high
er at st. Louis and New Orleans than
at Chicago.-Pers Herald. ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22
A DEMONSTRATORS SALE
~ Oh Real Es tntn

vi Zeal rs tate
In pursuance of an order granted by
the Probate Court OF Seneca county,
Ohio. | will offer for sale, at Public Auc-
ton, on the
%. 2lsr Day OF APRIL, 1866,
at 10 o'clock A. NJ, upon the premises,
the following described Real Estate, sit.
uated in Adams Township, Seneca cour-
ty and State OF Ohio, to.wit: Lots NUM-
bered one (l) and two (2) ia Adamsvillc.
Also about one fourth of an acre on the
south side and adjoining said lot No. two.
Said lot No. two 10 incumbered by and
will be sold subject to the Widow, Mrs.
Elizabeih miller's, dover interest az
praised at $3.50.
TERMS OF SALE Oue third cash down;
one third in six months, Tie remaining
third in ono year. Deferred payments
to be secured by mortgage on the prem
ises sold, and bear interest from and after
N.P. COLWELL,
Administrator with will annexed of E. p.
Miller, deceased.
March 22, ls66.-pfS7 90. 2s-4w.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

The will of DR.. JAYNE, the famous
medicine man, has been admitted to
probate. 1t deviscs, after small an
nuitics to blood relations, fifteen thou
sand dollars to the erection of Bap-
tist Church. in Philadelphia, and the
residue of his estate to his executor.
in trust for his seven children and foui
grandchildren, to perpctuate his bu
siness.
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March l5, 1866.
CUARDIAN'S SALE. I'll

In pursuance of an order Of the Pro.
bate Court OF Seneca county, Ohio, made
on the l2th day Of March, 1866, in tho
case of VIM. II. Gibson, Guardian Of
Ines Mcbride, against his ward, and 9TH
ers, the undersigned will on the I'd day
OF April, 1866, at one O'Clock p, NJ. ut
the door of the Court House in Tiffin,
Seneca county, Ohio. offer al Public sale
the following described real estate, to.
wit: One undivided lwelvth part of in
iot one hnndred and eighteen (tIS) in
tho lat Ward of Tiffin subject to an
annual charge of five dollars and seventy
five cents (S5 75,) to Elizabeth Caskey
during her life for The dover in said Es-
tate.
TERMS OF SALE.--One-third cash, and
the balance inone year.. secured by morl-
gage on the premises sold, with interest
from day Of sale.
Appraised at sass.
! sT,s- w. H., GIBSON.
%" ''N Guardian n Ines Mcbride.
March ID, is68,-pfSt A. aa-&
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

gea- The Connecticut Democratic lea
ders have trotted out ELI TnAYER as
a speech maker, and claim him as a
new convert from the Republican
party. TmAYER was a member of
the last Congress from Massachusetts,,
where he went over to the Copper
heads and was not reelected. The
Republican papers of Connecticut say
his speeches are doing good work
for the loyal cause. We have no
doubt Of it. ..
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22
Road Tax Notice.

Notice is hereby given that tho Commissioner. Of
Seneca county, at thoir regular session, to-wit on
the 18th day OF March, 1866. levied q tax Of ten
twentiehs (iO-2Ol Of mill the dollsr Of VAL
uation Of the taxable property in said county foe
Road purPo-ss which tax may be discharged by Ia.
bor tho public highway under the direction OF the,
SuIvrrisors VI the several districts
By order Of the Board,
JOHN +. HEILMAN, Clerk.
March %. 1896 % ~
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22
The Territory of New Mexico.

Grand Indian Council-Indian Peculiar.
ities-AIincrul Wealth. Sheep Raising,
&c.-Application for State Govern
ment-A Species Of Slavery still in
existence--Gambling--Thc resources
Of the Territory.
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Treasury Statement.

THE COMMISSIONERS uF SENECA COUNTY,
Il OHIO, at their regular March session, proce-
ded to examine the books OF tho Auditor nd Treas.
urer II said County, in obedience to the requirement
Of the statute, In such case made and provided and
ato 10 count the money In the Treasury on the s,l.
day o. March, 1866; and find the balances OF tho,
several funds in the hands OF the Treasurer to be
follows, tn.wit;
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22
The Sandusky, Dayton & Cincin.
natl Railroad Company.
Notice..

A meeting Of the parties to tho ayre 'msut besrny
~ date March ], 1906. for ths niinstm snt and
caprlzauJn Of the debt shd stock OF The Sandusky,
DAYTON and Cincinnati Rsilroad Con yauy, h-r.by
onledt be held al the Office ofthe Direction OF sal
Company at the City ofSaniusky, Eis county, Ohio,
on Thursday, the III Day Of May ID. 1896.
Tie object Of said msetin IL to feet rcpryanir,.
ton Of sad COMPANY under the recent sale OF ,aid
Road, as contemplated in said agrespent and pur-
TO the act o the General Assembly of the STATE
OF Ohio, passed April II A. ~ 1s6i enlitls .sAn
regulate the sale OF Railroads and the tsory
ofths same" and to be whatever mybs necenary f1r.
that puiposs. 80 -
VI. sPEILNAN,
J. w. PIERCE,
JOHN r. YELvERToN.
Purchasing Trustee, under said Agreement.
March 90, 1900. - - - TT o3--H
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

pa- The applications for olerkships
in the Treasury Department average
about thirty per day. The appoint
ments average Nkoai tu0 per week, ,
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Aew advertisements.
ALlVER COLLINS ESTATE.

Notice is hereby given, that the
undersigned has been appointed, and is
quslfied as Executor of the estate Of
Oliver Collins, deceased, late of Seneca
county, Ohio.
ANDREW r. COLLINS.
March ~, 1866. 23-3t,
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

A student named HAYDEN, and a
drug store clerk named HUGHES, kill
cd one another in an affray at George
town, Kentucky, on Wednesday last
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Slave Trade---General News.
NEW YoRK, March II. fSG6.

penalty, in the House of the Wis.
ronsin Legislature, by vote of 80 to
81.
The Wisconsin Legislature has
adopted resolution striking out the
word white from the section in re-
gard to qualifications of electors, b. a
vote Of II to IL.
- HALIFAX, March 10.
There is great excitement here
Startling rumors are ahoat. The
Royal aud Provincial artillery is man
ming all the forts. A proclamation has
been issued calling out the militia.
Arms aud AMMUNITION are to bo dis
,r'ea,ed to them to-day. The engi,
neers have been very busy since Fri
day, day and night. ST. patrick's day
was celebrated with the usual cere.
monies. No disturbances occurred.
New YoRK, March 10.
An organized baud of letter thieye,
have been discovered by the postoflic,
detectives ia this city. One OF
Saturday last made an important ar
rest.
PORTLAND, March 10.
The steamer Peruvian, from Liver
pool ond Londonderry the 9th, arriy
ed horo this evening, ...
In the House of Commons on tn,
7th, the annual bill for the abolition
Of church rates was passed to a sec
ond reading by vote of 2S5 to 252
The announcement of the vote wa
received with cheering,
The O,cl says the American Gov
crnment has intimated that it is i
possession of full information rs t
the movement of the Fenians in tn
United States, and will not pcrmi
any acts obnoxious to the BIRTHS
Government, of which its laws ca
take cogniEance.
Fenian affairs are unchanged,
The Otol says a German Crisis
imminent The prussian Govern
ment has despatched to Vienna
Summons in respect to Iolstei
which was peremptory in its tone an
its demands. Bismark is ready /
face war and its consequences, an
, Austria must at once take up III
gauntlet or yield to the pretcnsior
Of Prussia in somewhat ignomiuiec
maner,
} LONDON, March 10,
i Sir John Gray's motion for Il
Irish Church, has been fixed {,
E Tuesday. Tho resolution he epropost
!, is, that the Church establishments
e Ireland is grieyous wrong to II
Q people Of that country, aud its 90,
/. tinued maintenance prevents the
: from having confidence in the jus,i,
I or in the wisdom Of tho lmperi
Parliment
!, Tho total number Of persons a
$ rested under the suspension of Il
= hsbsas corpus act, up 10 Tuesd'
night is cLs hundred and seventy-si
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

b ssz- Mr.. Ksssop, Of Iowa In.
sumed bis seat in Congress, and No.
tioipated 10 debate, pa
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22
Window Goods.
Linen Table Da nm a SKIS.

Linen Table Napkins. "
Linen Towelings, &C.,
Rubber Piano Covers.
Embossed Piano Table Covers.
r.s. Table Oil Clolhs-Marble, Oak
Mahogany, K Common Fig
urcd.
Hearth Rugs, Door Rugs, Drugget., Felis
Also comp etc stock Of DRY GOODS,
comprising all the latest novelties.
Corner Of I'd and jefferson Streets.
March Is, 1866. 22-ly.
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Notice 10 Horse Protectives.


gy meeting Of the Seneca Farmer
Horse Protective Company, convened
.special meeting held on the 18th a.
January, 1866, all citizens interested were
invited to attend their next annual meet
ing held in White Hall School House
April 7tb, 1866. -
N. BAH members are strictly re-
quested to attend as there will be a vote
taken upon resolution which will sub
jSct each member to fne for non.atten-
dance OF annual meetings. ''a--sa
Dy order of
J. A. ELLIS, J. w. SOUnER,
Secretary. President.
MstclF ~, lS66.-S2 co. 93-3t.
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DHOTOGRAPH GALLERY
n

t. R. MORRISON, of Republic, o.,
offers for sale his entire stock o. PHOTO.
GOODS, for one half less than they can.
be purchased at other places. Please
call and see the Goods which consist in
an entire stock to run a first class Gal
lery.
THOMAS r. MORRISON,
700. ' .!g Republic, Ohio.
March Is, 1866. 22-6t,
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To che People of Seneca County

The Directors of the Agricultural
Society Of Gus county would respect.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

Cattle aud sheep Pcrmit-
ted TO Run at Large.
CoMrIssiosER's orrrrr, sEsEcA Ce.,l
OHIO, March l7ih, 1865.
The County Commissioners at their regular
March session, 1850, in the exercise OF the dscrt
ton yested In them by the Cd section Of the act Of
the General Assembly of the State Of Ohio, pass
ed Aptil 18th, 1850, sad entitled "An act to re-
strain from runningAtl large certain animals there
IN named, made an order, granting general pei
mission Tor Cattle and Sheep tn run at large With
III 'ne county OF Senecas and state Of Ohio.
by order OF the Board Of Cor,naIs -fonsrs
March %, 1865. a,SSt
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G a L p g t i n 6 3
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Dixon, FOrgy a. Go =,
DAYTON, - OHIO.
0ARPBR1Ip9Ss

0ARPRR15p4Ss
Velvet Carpclings, Two Ply Carpctings
Brussels do IRgrain do
Tapestry do Venetian do
Three Ply do Hemp do
Rag Carpetings
Cocoa Mu,tings. "a to Ga
Cain do "a 10 6.4
Manila do a.
India do white & check d, "a, to Ga.
Floor Oil Cloths, A, 10 l6 fee:.
Window Goods.
White Holland. All widths
Buff do do
Green do do
Blue do do
Gilt Shades, in all colors, 6 to 10 feet.
Store and Church Shades made to order.
Lace Curtains, Curtain Terrys,
Nottingham do Curtain Repps,
Swiss do do Damasks.
All kinds Of window Fixtures, Cornices,
Pins, Bands, Cords, Tassels, &c.
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Total balance ia Treasury s2i,2s7 81
AUpiToH's OFFICE. SENEcA co. !
TITnS, o., March II, 1865.
JOHN \. HEILMAN.
' ........r.. Auditor.
March 22, 1866. 23-3t.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22

""' h-NNu, AfesiuehI
u. G. BowE, Secretary.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1866-03-22
SHEEP RAISING,

The Mexicans devote their time to
the raising of sheep. The annual
fleece of wool amounts to from mil
lion aud a nalf TO two millions, OF
pounds. Much of il is never shorn
from the animals. The market sell
dom warrants it--and what little is
sheared, is made into a coarse blan-
ket (by hand), which forms an i'm
portant article of Mexican clothing.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

The newly elected State officers 10 enter upon their
duties ct Albany to-day No formal Inauguration Is 70
take place. tft
The new Legislature will assemble TO- morrow, at
eleven o'clock when the members will be sworn in by
the Secretary OF State The Governor will imme
diately thereafter deliver his Message.
We present this morning list Of the members Of the
new government in both Executive and Judiciary
branches with also the names Of the retiring officers and
sketches Of the new incumbenta
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

Constitutional Election This Year.
By the terms OF the constitution adopted in 1s46
vote will this year be taken the question Of revision
and amendment Of the State constitution Section two
Of article thirteen in which provision for this election 10
made, reads a. follows
SECTION Al the general election 10 be held the year
eighteen hundred and sixty sx and 10 each twentieth year
hereafter and also 81 such the Legislature by
law provide the question 'shsn there be convention TO
reve the consultation and amend the sae' shalt be de-
cided the electors Qualded OF the
legislature snd N case majority Of the electors 90 quail
veution such purpose the ct s session
shall provide By law for the escton Of delegates 70 such
convention
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01
Ths Meeting ana Organisstien Of the
tho Legfslature.

ALaAu, Dec. 81, 1885.
Senator Murphy, with few members Of the New
York delegation has arrived. Very few Of the men,
BEN from the other pas Of ne STATE hsvs reached here
Little interest seems 10 ~ msnfssted, there no
serious contest about orssnnsoo Treman will b the
Speaker Of the Assembly Iitsjoha not being eandi-
date. Haskip VIII have complimentary mention in
CAUCUS
The opening Of this session Of the Legislature Tues
day promises 10 be Of the most harmonious occssons
Of The kind ever witnessed here.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1866-01-01

1870 complaints disposed on by nnee or OtnerWise.
Amount received BY Chief Clerk In Mayors once
and paid 70 CITY Treasury :.................. ecSs
Forty theatre censcs issued 10 Society for Rsfor-
nation OF Juvenile Delinquents. ........... 10000
The number Of complaints which have received The a.
tentiou OF the Firs Marsha vere;-1seA Lass 1895,
1870; Increase, 3al
Although the number Of complaints exceeds the pre-
vious year the Of nnes u less BY ssh M Nor
on, 'tcmpernG justice with mercy" and desiring the
object Of penalties 10 be rather 70 obtain strict
ohsery ance Of the laws and ordinances than q
source Of revenue has frequently compelled eIsor-
donate hsckdrivers and oshen TO restore the whols
amount Of fare received By them 70 the complainant
Instead OF imposing hne foy the beBeet Of the city
This while Il has operated - One on the hackmsn
who would sooner pay greater sum than restore bis
unjust sxacsons, has been productive OF most saln
tAry eect complaints Of this nature ere continually
incrcasnR.
~ nosscn's knowledge Of the laws and ordinances
relating TO every department Of the municipal govern
mept combined with business talent aud Industries
bAbis has enabled him 70 d-chsrse his duties IN amss
ncr generally satisfscsoy.
chief clerk In the Nayws once, h appended 10 the
statement OF the FIRST Marshal showing the rcceps 10
have been tio 5ee. which hs,r ssss dspossd " - rro
vdsd b. hu