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Clarksville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1865-1867, 1866-06-29
WILL IT HELP US?

1t win be remembered, by some OF
our readers, that Mr.. Garesche, an
eminent lawyer Of St. Louis, refused
to take the test oath of Missouri, and
took his case to the Supreme Court,
before which body, similar case was
argued by the Hon. Reverdy John
son. This latter gentleman has de-
clared that the court decided the bath
to be unconstitutional; Gen. Blair
has made the same declaration, and
now Mr.. Garesche confirms the dec
laration, and in these words:
"No compulsion, then, impels me when
re-assert that the. oath has been voted on, has
been decided illegal, for reasons which annul
it for every class of the community, and
that at the next term of the Supreme Cour,
such will be the decision. repeat then, my
appeal to every voter Of the State, TO take
this oath, if his conscience permit him, and
If not TO offer his vote, and not only sue the
IT ckless officer who refuses il, but insist upon
its being received at least as a rejected oath.
Unless at the approaching election, the re-
turns come in much more rapidly than here
tofore, the decision of the Court will be
known before the result Of the election, and
thus wrongs can be righted" 81
From this view, spring two qucs-
tons of interest to this people: 1st--
Will not this decision of the Su-
prcme Court be as effective in Ten
nessee as in Missouri? and 2nd-if
so, have not our people the same
right to vote as is claimed for those
of Missouri, and are they not entitled
to the same measure of redress? If
so, Brownlow's Registers of voters
may find the Office much less profita-
bic than they hope to make it. We
would like to have lawyers opinion
upon these questions. Enslaved, as
We are, no opportunity should be
lost for breaking the shackles that
bind US, and we are anxious to know
whether the decision, referred to,
offers such a chance.
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Chancery Sale of House and Lot.

Jane Black vs.. Thos. j. yunford, ct SIS
IN pursuance of an order, made in this
cause, at the April term, ! &c, of the chan
Gerry court at Clarksville, I will, on the ! l,h
August next, offer for sale, at public auction,
at the court house door, in GAINESVILLE, one
house and lot, situated on the corner Of Main
and First Gross streets, said lot fronting SO
feet on Main street, and running back to the
alley. Also, one house and lot on Spring
street. adjoining the residence of b.. F. Nc
Keage. Said houses and lots belong TO the
estate Of James White deceased.
Terms, one-third cash, and the balance on
IL and i6 months time. Notes with good
security, and a lien retained until the pur-
chase money is paid.
ESQ W. 7. SHAcKELFoaD. c. an
June 20, lsG6-4w-pr fee - ~
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Chancery Sale of Land.

Jas. W. I.ockert, Admir-, VS.. Samuel Back
man, ct ais
IN pursuance Of an order in this cause
made at the April term, 1866, OF our chan
Gerry court at GAINESVILLE, will, on Saturday,
the 18th August offer fer sale, at the court
house, In The city Of GAINESVILLE, to the high
est bidder, the tract Of land known as the
Wilson tract OF land on which Is situated the
Sulpher Springs. The tract is within three
miles of GAINESVILLE, and containing about
40 acres. There is good dwelling upon IT,.
Terms, 6, IL and Is months credit. Notes
with good security, and lien retained until
thepurchase money is paid The land has
been divided, and viii be sold in quantities
10 suit purchasers. II will be sold subject to
the right of redemption.
w. 7. SHAcKELFoRD, c. AN.
June 20, ls6s-4w--prs fee 81.
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Ins0lyent Notice.

W. N. Daniel, Admir-, VS.. heirs and creditors
of 7. j. Pritchett.
n this cause. the Insolvency OF the estate Of
i It'd. Pritche,t, having been suggested Il
was ordered by the court at the June term,
1866, that all parties having claims against
the said estate should come forward and file
the same with the clerk aud master, and
have themselves made parties to this cause
by the October rules next.
W. 7. SHAcKELEoRD, C. An.
June 90, ls66-4w-pr feesi.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

Qy virtue Of tive vinditiCni exponss, in e.
ID favor of Richard Trot,er. vs.. Ann feny
and w. II. Fessy, which issued from the cir
cult court clerks Office, Montgomery county.
Tennessee, TO me directed. will expose TO
sale; to the highest bider, for cash, At the
court house door, IN the city Of Clarksville, oa
MONDAY, AUGUST nth. 1855,
the following tract or parcel Of land, 90
acres, more or less in district No.. II, and
bounded as follows On the north BY Budds
creek; east by the lands OF s. p. Bagwell spd
Mrs. Bunnell on the south BY Mrs. Bnnnell;
and on the vest By the lands Of MnkS N. ii.
Lyle. Sale within usual hours.
$500. T. BAMEY;
Sheriff Montgomery County.
June 30, l86G-4w--pr fee 81
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sHHRIyY's SALE.

by virtue of vinditioni exponss, 10 favor
- James Nolen, W. y. B. Williamson,
which, issued from the circuit court clerks
Office, OF Montgomery county, Tennessee, TO
me directed, ] will expose 10 public, sale, 20
the highest bidder, for cash, at the court
house door, in the city Of Clarksvillr, on
MONDAY, AUGUST 27TH, 1866,
to-wit On certain tract or parcel Of land.
as the property Of p. B., Williamson, lying
on the south side Of Cumberland river, and
bounded as follows: On the north side by
the river ON the east by Swim and Russell;
on the south by Mrs, Wall, aud on TIE west
by the town Of Palmyra, supposed 70 be about
$50 acres, more or less. T.RAAEY,
Sheriff Montgomery County.
June 90 la66-4w--pr fee 81
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sHHRIFr.s SALE.

QY virtse OLA writ venditionI expouas,
ID which issued from the circuit court
clerk 3 ofiiee, Montgomery county, Tennessee,
TO me directed, Twill expose to public sale,
10 the highest bjdder, tor cash, at the court
House door, ii the city OF Clarksvillc, on
go MONDAY AUGUST 2srH. 1895, ~
the following property, to-wit: Que houss
and lot In Roberis addition To I'M cry Of
Clarksville, bounded As followss Beg ginning
on Washington 4 Roberts alley, fronting e5
feet 2inches on waahington rssreet and e2s
feet 9inches on Roberto alley. Sold 81 the
property OF AZ J. Harrison, In fAror Of n
Skies, il being duly registered In Register .
Office, in Montgomery county,, Tennessee,
book No. z, rage 6o2. sold 70 sat isfy II
Skies. 7. RAMEY,
Sheriff Montgomery County.sr
June 30, is66-4w-pr fee a 80 -a'i'1
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Chancery sale of Land.

VIM. Fraser VS.. Theodore Baxter.
IN pursuance of an order, made in this
cause at the April term, 1866, of the Chan
Gerry court at Ciarksville, I will offer for
sale. 10 the highest bidder, at the conrt house,
in the city of GAINESVILLE, Saturday, the 18th
August, next two tracts of land, bought by
Theodore Baxter Of VIM. Fraser, in district
No. lie, on the Cumberlond river. One tract
adjoins the lands of Vim. Wyatt and con-
tains 4s5 acres. The other tract adjoins the
lands Of John Hunt and those otjhe first
tract, and contains 70 acres. Terms, cash.
- W. T. SBAcxELEoRD, {. AN.
julie %, lS66-4w--prs tee -; bius$
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In ChaneerY at Bower. Tenn.

T. T. and A. j. Shemwell, VS.. A. J. Luton
and others, aud A. J. Luton -. Agnes J
Luton, and others.
IN these causes, it appearing to the salts
faction Of the clerk aud master, from the ale
cations contained in the bills, and the atfida-
Wits thereto annexed, aud also the return Of
the officer on the sabpGnaS that Agnes j.
Luton, Mary F. Luton and Samuel ID. Luton,
three OF the defendants, are nonresidents Of
the State of Tennessee; so that the ordinary
process Of law cannot be served upon them,
it is therefore ordered, that publication be
made for four successive weeks in the Clarks-
vile Chronicle, newspaper published in
the city of GAINESVILLE, requiring the said
nonresident defendants 10 appear al the Court
House, in the town Of Dover on or before
the Thursday after the second Monday of Oc-
tober, next, and plead, answer or demur to
the said bills OF complaint exhibited agains,
them, or the same will be taken for COMES
sed, and set tor hearing eIpaTte,
June rules, 1866.
". ]. BRoADDUs, c. a.
June 20 Is6G-tw--pr fee 81
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SHERIFR,S SALE.

n ALSO win SELL at the same time, By vir.
Il tue Of two wiits Of venditioni exponas,
which issued from the circuit court cierk's
once, Of Montgomery county, Tennessee, 10
me directed, Twill expose 10 public snle, TO
the highest bidder, for cash. at the court
qouse door. in the city Of ClarkwilIe, On
MONDAY. AUGUST 27TH, 1865. :,
the following property, to-wiit Claim or In
I, rest in livery stable in New Providence,
said claim or interest being vested in defeud-
ant by lease, which runs four years from and
after about the 10th March, 1896. Sold as
the property or interest Of John 7. Staten %
satisfy two venditioni exponas, both in favor
Of Smith, Gold 4 Co. Sale within lawful
hours. ~ 7. RAMEY, W
Sheriff Montgomery county.
June 20, ls66-4w--pr fee a ID n
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suERlFF's SHES.
snsRIrpss ssfE.

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X 'i,uev ' TOUT vfns ~ ssiu .,-s eAPo.
Snien ,*usu 'ron ~ v''S~. oou.'
VIZ. ono aon'goue,y count!' isua u,s-
sss, ~ uu u',ss'eo' y WI eSpVss ~ p.'o,'s
ss,. " W.. nsaes' e'eas' 'es cssh y, 'ne
'ou'' n'u'e uoor' ia 'pe Guy o. S'arAs''"e' o"
EhONpAfAAUGUST27TH 1865,
the following tracts or parcels of land, under
the order OF the ,several wriss of rcnditioni
cxponas, in favor Of Thomas Ba,son, vs.. C. B.
Plummers indivivIdual right, title and claim
that he has in the real estate of Gilbrd Tally,
deceased One trsct Of land, known as the
Stampcr tract, containing $40 acres, in dis
trict No. l6, Montgomery county, Tennessee,
bounded, north by the lands Of jackson Nc
Herman 4 Co: east bv BRIDGES land south
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Chancery Sale OF Valuable Farm.
Chas. d. and o. NJ. Tyler, Adm'rs, VS.. Gle,
ii. War6eid.

IN pursuance Of an order made in this
cause at the April term,. 1866, / viii sell
upon the premises, to the highest bidder, at
public auction, on Saturday, August 18th,
next, the tract of land situated in district
No. /, and belonging to the estate Of Jno.
ID. Tyler, deceased. Said tract contains 46T
acres, of valuable farming lands. i1s
Terms, fifteen per centum cash, and the
balance on a ceedit Of one and two years,
with interes, from date Notes with good
security required, and lien retained until
the purchase money is paid, The land will be
divided to suit purchasers.
W. T. SHAcKEtFoRD, c. NJ.
June 20, 2s66-4w-prs fee 81. io
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- =
Lospos, Juns,2.-In tht cOrr Leg>A,ik
on the 18th, \. Rouhsr reea q lsstss Rom
tho Emperor u d. Drouyn dc DHaya in
which his MajstS, after detaIling bis elbrts,
in common wiz Englan3 apd Russia q pre-
vent an armed conflict says A
"Hsd the Conference assembled, my Gov
eminent would have declared that France
lrepudiated all idea Of territorial aggrandizs-
ment, 80 long as the European equaliibrium
remained undisturbed France could only
think Of an extension Of he's frontiers IN the
event Of the map of Europe being altered to
7 the profit OF great power, anc of the bor-
dering provinces resolving, by a formal and
true vote, their desire for annexation In
the absence Of these circumstances the Gov
ernment prefers 10 any territorial acquisition
good understanding with its neighbors re-
lsulting from its respect for their inderen-
pence aud their nationality. lCheers We
should have desired for the Gernlanic Con-
federation proposition more. worthy OF Its
importance for Prussia, better geographical
boundaries: for Austria the maintenance OF
her great position in Europe, after the cession
Of Venetia to Italy in exchange for territorial
compensation.
The conference has failed viii France be
led to draw the sword The French Gov
eminent thinks not. Whatever may be the
result Of the war which may break out, nc
question affecting us can be resolved without
the assent Of France. France, Therefore
will continue to observe an attentive neutral.
fity, confident in her right and calm in hel
strength" [Cheers.l s...t
NJ. Rouher said II think that after thi:
declaration the Corps Legislatif will under
stand the individuality of debate upon
the affairs Of Germany and Italy," Shout.
ofyes yes.l
N. Theis eideavo-ed to prevent the clos
ing of the debate, but the subject was de-
clarsd to be closed by 2o2 against "a votes
and the chamber passed to vote on Tho
amended budget which was adopted by 232
aEainst ls votes. The sitting then termina.
ted. t'-sl Nat ~
MoBrLE, June 23.-The shackliug Of Jeff
Davis, as described by Surgeon Craven
which was published this morning il
the Register aud Advertiser, causes unusual
indignation.
NEW YoRK, June 26.-Gold unsettled anC
frmer, opening at l5il, advancing to Sc /
and closing at 1881. ...
Governments dull.
Freights for Liverpool moderately active
and without decided change
ST.. LorIs, June 25.-Cotton frmer.-
Flour medium: low grades declined 25c.-
Super6ne s7asTi2 Single extra $500
Wheat dull and unchanged Corn dun and
unchanged. Oats lower, 3Sa44. Pork, ba-
con and lard, unchaged.
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sHgRIrP,s SALE.


Maria Stacker vs.. J. o. Shackelford.
Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance Com
papyrs. J. o. Shaekelford
QY virtue of three writs Of vspditioni ex-
~ ponas which issued from the circuit
court clerks Office, of Montgomery county,
Tennessee, to me directed, will expose TO
public sale, to the highest bidder, for cash, at
the Court house door, in the city Of ClArks7
vile, on
MONDAY, August 27TH, 1866,
the following land OF J. o. Shackelford, TO
satisfy the writs OF Maria Stacker aud Tenn.
Marine and Fire Ins. Company, 'to-wit; One
half interest in the following tract OF land,
belonging jointly TO said J. U. Shaekslford
and q. A. Heniy, lying in district No. 10,
Montgomery county, Tennessee. Commenc-
ing at stump, running south 81 poles to a
stake in Frazier's lice, east 260 poles 70 a
stake on Cumberland river; thence north Is
degrees west 81 poles; north 8 degrees; west
4s poles 10 q mulberry sinmP thence GAG
poles to the beginning; beipg levied on as
the property Of J, O, Shackeliard, on the 9th
day Of April, 1896 Sale within lawful
hours. .-.er II. RANEl,
Sheriff Montgomery County.
June 30, Iss6,-4w-pr fee Sc
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In ohrncery at Dover, Tenn.

VIM. Lowe VS.. john & d: N Jones and others.
IN this case, it appearing TO the salts
faction OF the clerk and master from the re-
turn of the officer on the subpena, that W.
II. Jones, one Of the defendants, is nonres-
ident Of the State OF Tennessee, and beyond
the reach Of the ordinary process Of law, it is
therefore ordered that publication he made
in the Clarksyille Chronicle, a newspaper
published in the city Of GAINESVILLE four sue
cessive weeks, requiring the said non-resi-
dent to appear at the court house, in The
town Of Dover, on or before the Thursday
after the second Monday Of October next, and
plead, answer or demur 10 the bill Of COM
plant filed against him in the above cause,
or the same will be taken as prO-eonfesso
and set down fot hearing exparte.
= June rules 1866. ..
f5 81 W. J.BEoAppus, AN.
June 20, ls6s-4w-Pr fee 80.
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Chancery Sale OF House and Lot on
Public Square, in Clarksyille. 80

Louisa L. Achey vs.. Vol. Schafer, ct al.
In pursuance of an order, made in this
cause, will, on Saturday, the 18th August,
next, offer for sale at public auction, at the
court house, in the city Of GAINESVILLE the
south half Of the house and lot fronting on
the Public Square, known as the Aehey
and now occupied by Richard
Wall. The half lot win nave ls feet front,
and runs back to Spring Street. 90 .e
Terms, 6 IL and 10 months credit. Notes
with good security, and q. lien retained un-
til the purchase money is poid.
w. T. SHAcKLEFoRD, c. an.
June 20, ls66-4w--pr fee 81; bliss.
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Chancery Sale 0fLOt.

W. B. Stephens vs.. Lewis G. Williams.
ID pursuance of an order, made in this
cause at the April term, 1866, of the Chan
Gerry court at GAINESVILLE, will.sell, on the
llth day of August, next, at the court house,
in the city Of GAINESVILLE, to the highest bid
der, at public auction. one undivided fourth
interest in lots No. 50 and Sc, in Roberts adj
dition to the city Of GAINESVILLE. Terms, g,
Il and ls months credit. Notes with good
security, and lien retained until the pup
chase money is paid.
w. T. SHAcKELFoRD, N. &C
June 30, 66,-4w-pr fee 81
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In Chancery al Dover, Tenn.

Joshua Elder vs. Samuel r. Cook and others.
IN this cause, 1t appearing 20 the saiisfae-
ton Of the clerk and master, from the allie =.
cations in the bill. that Vim. II. BaTksdsls,
one Of the defendants, Is nonresident OF the
State OF Tennessee, 90 that the ordinary pro-
Co.'S Of law cannot be served upon him, u
il therefore ordered that publication be made
for four successive weeks in the GAINESVILLE
Chronicle. a newspaper Published in Clarks-
Vile. Tennessee, reqniring said nonresident
defendant to appear At the court house, IN
the town Of Dover, on or before the Thurs
day after the second Monday Of October,
neat, ises, and plead, answer or demur TO
The bill Of complaiat 6lsd IN this cause, or
the zane viii be iaksa for coaisssei. and
SET for hearing expaTts. ..'.... -. Z.
June rule, 1866. ~
w. J. BsoArptE, e,iM
J4as 20, 1855 iF--pr Zee %.
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Ohancery Sale OF House and nt.

II. Dunlop vs. d. MARI and p. Bradley.
IN pursuance Of an order, made in this
eanse, at the April term, 1866, of the chan
Gerry court at GAINESVILLE, / will offer for sale,
at the court house, in the city of Clarllsyille,
on Saturday the llth August next, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder, the house
and lot situated between Main and College
streets. The lot contains about FIVE acres of
ground, and was formerly owned by Fred
Malone. II is the property cold by Hugh
Dulop to Duncan Mari. Terms, cash.
aE ID. W. T. SHAcKELFoRp. c. a NJ
June 30, ls66-4w-prs fee 81; bills So.
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Chancery Sale OF Dwelling and Stem
merry. In TurnersYille. Tenn.

r. II. Short vs.. Peter Peacher, ct ais.
IN pursuance of an order, made in this
cause, at the April term, 1866, of our chan.
Gerry court, at ClarksyiAe, ! will offer for
sale, on the premises, on Friday. 3d,dsy of
August next, at public auction, the tobacco
stemmery and dwelling house, mentioned in
the pleadings as the property of p. Peacher.
Terms, sufficient cash to pay expenses, the
balance on a credit Of s, IL and Is months.
Notes with two good securities required, and
a lien retained until the purchase money is
paid.
W. T. SuAcKELroap, c. s N.
Jun 20, 1866 4w-prs fee 81; bills S..
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Branch Bank or Tennessee.

CLARKsyILLE, June rs, 1866.
HAVING been appointed gent to colec,
IL the debts of the Branch Bank of Ten
nessce, at this place, ! hereby request all per.
sons owing said Bank, either by note, bill
or otherwise, to come forward at once and
pay Oft their Indebtedness. Notes Of the
Bank Of Tennessee, known..as old issue, will be
received in payment.
o. N. BLACkMAN, Agent.
June %. Iass-6m
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ChancerY Sale of Lots.

Jno. II. Hinton, et abs, VS.. Betty Lynes.
IN pursuance OF an order in This cause,
made at the April term 1866, of The chancery
court at Clarksville will offer for sale TO
the highest bidder at public auction, at the
court house. in the city of Ciarksville, on
Saturday, 18th August next lots No 10, 20,
and 81, in plat MOL Of the Lynes division
Of lots, they being the same purchased by j
s. Lay, at the sale heretofore made in this
cause. ,ffat 4kaa A@Af+
Terms 6 aud ~ months credit. Notes
with good security required, and a lien re-
tanned. -'-----------...-
w. 7. SnAcKEbroRD, can.
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Chancery Sale OF Lot In New Pr0si-
denee.
S. B. Sea, vs.. R. D. Mecssary. and ]. n. Nc.

s. b. Seat vs.. n. d. Mecseary. and J. y. Nc
Creary.
IL pursuance OF sn order in this cause,
made at the April term, 1866, OF the Chan.
Gerry court at Clarksyiile, | WILL oder for
sale at the Court House, in the town o.
CarksviIle, on Saturday, ilfh August next
a lot situated in the town Of New Providence,
il being the same 10, conveyed by Z. Tries
70 J. II. Hethman.
Terms, aud !: months credit. Notes
with good security required, and lien re-
tanned urtl Tie purchase money Is paid.
W. 7. SEleEEiTour, c. ~.
June -, 1895 iw--ss fee ~.
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THE RESULT.

1t is reported that Washburne, one
of the committee to investigate the
Memphis riot, gives it as his opinion,
that strong military force will be
necessary, for years, to preserve order
in that disloyal city. The committee
was sent there to get up an er parte
report, and no one expects any other
than a characteristic radical misrep-
rcscntation. If that packed inquest
had been other than it is, it would
have reported that, if military force
be necessary to preserve order, the
necessity has been, mainly, created
By the former presence of negro
troops, and by the influence of the
negro Bureau--both combining to
invite, to Memphis, hordes Of thieves
and dcsperadoos. The temptation to
steal cotton could not be resisted by
aristocratic thieves, whilst the lower
orders Of the class were equally
tempted TO enter a field, promising
a rich harvest in smaller way-all
hoping to steal, with IMMUNITY, under
the protection of the military and
the Bureau-both hostile to the com
munity over which they lorded it
with a tolerably high hand. Moth.
ing but lswlessness could be expected
from congregation around such a
centre and when the cause has de-
veloped its necessary effect, the effect
is TO be made the cause for coutinu-
ing the original evil. The South was
conquered by arms, but can never be
conciliated by the same agency. 1t
will meet magnanimity in the spirit
that tenders it, but it's attitude will
be that of defiance so long as it is
subject to insult and wrong.
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City Ordinance.

A T a meeting Of the Board Of Mayor and
n Aldermen, held at the City Hall, on
June 20, 1896, 1t was ordained aud ordered
that from and after this date, that any person
or persons presuming TO exercise any raIa-
BILE Privilege in the city, without first taking
out license and paying the assessed rate of
said privilege, shall, for each day they may
exercise said privilege, forfeit and pay 10 the
city not less than IS. or over SIS, to be re-
covered as other fines and forfeiIarrs are re-
covered before the Recorder Of the City.
By order Of the Board. gsH
J. A. BAILEY, Meyer.
L. G. WILLIAMS, Recorder.
June 20, leC6-lw 4 Y.s, 80