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twenty-five dollars, nor more than flfty
dollars. for such violation of the law. to be
recovered before the Mayor. when arrested
by the Town Constable, and brought be-
fore that officer for trial.
SEC. G.-AlI shows of animals. menagc-
rics. cir,uscs. lcgerdcrmain. or sleight OF
hand. concerts, or other exhibitions for
money on individual account or benefit,
are taxed twenty-five dollars. TO be collect
ed by the Recorder.
SEC. lO.-A tux of one dollar Is laid for
each exhibition Of stallion or jack upon
the square or streets, to be collected by the
Town Constable For standing Il horse or
Jack within the corporate limits. Il tax I'm
amount equal to the price asked for sea-
son of one mare. said jack or stallion to be
kept concealed from public view while IN
service. under penalty Of the owner being
arrested for miS'lemeanor.
SEC. ll.-Any one who shall hitch his or
her horse, or beast, to amy shade tree or
fencing within the corporate limits. shall
pay Il fine Of fifty cents; and whoever. in
this town. shall drive or ride his or her
horse. or beast, upon the side walks, or IN
nccessdrHy obstrllct. with his or her beast
or team. any of the public crossways, shall
pay Il fine of one dollar. both fines under
this section to be collected by the Town
Constable,
SEC. l2.-Any person within the corpo-
rate limits who shall throw or deposit gar
bagc, or refuse matter. from his or her gar
den or premises. into the streets. or on the
sideways. shall be deemed guilty Of a mis-
dcmcanOr.
SEC. l3.-Whocver shall be convicted Of
Il n-dcmcunor under any provision of this
act. shall forfeit and pay Il sum not less
than two nor more than twenty-five dol
lars.
SEC. l4.-Thc word "misdcmcanor" as
used in this act, is not employed in its Or
binary LEGAL sense. but with view to bring
under general head the offences specified
in the sections above.
SEC. 15.-Tlc proceedings under the a.
boyc act will he in the name Of the Mayor
and Aldermen against tie person charged,
and for the penalty specified in this act.
SEC. lG..-Thc Town Constable is cmpow-
cred. and it Is made his duty. to arrest all
persons guilty of violations of the laws Of
this Corporation. and bring the offenders
GctOrc the Mayor or other officers OF the
Peace. who shall Try the eases according to
the laws of the state.
SEC. -. Any person who shall block up
or obst,lct the streets or side walks with
wood or rubbish. except for reasonable
time in cases of necessity. shall be deemed
guilty Of mis,!cncanor.
W. j. SLATER, .Hayor.
WMsoN ilAGGARD, CiciR.
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Loggins. And by way NV partin ad
vice, don't you never let that ole woman
lay her hands on you. When Jcems
red that part NV your letter about her,
she jumped up outcn her cheer, nockcd
the churn over and split he milk all
over the house, She grittcd her teeth
wurs the snappin nv II steel trap Ole
Higgins has lost his wife, and has a
sorter nv n sly notion NV settin up to
Miss Logoins, and she's aieerd, | think,
that your allusion to her will injure her
prospects, She stamped over the
house and shuck her clinchcd fist, and
said eff she conll lay her hands on you,
Won little box-anklcd, mock need, bos
legged, pot-bellcd, tangle-cycd puppy,
she'd shake bull frogs enull' outen you
to stock Reel Foot Lake And she'd
do it, too. JACK SHIvERs,
At Home on the Crcak.
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AND BE COMMENTED.

The world grows old. and men grow col,
To each whilst seeking treasure;
And what with want, and care. and toll,
We scarce have time for pleasure,
But never mnd--tliat Is loss
Not much to he lamentcd;
Life rolls on gaiiy if we will
But smile and be contented.
five are poor. and would be rich,
1t will not be by pining;
No. steady hearts and hopeful minds
Are life's bright silver lining.
There's nc'er II man that dared to hope
Hath of his choice rcpcnted;
The happicst souls on earth are those
Who smileand are contcntcd.
When grief doth come to rack the heart,
And fortune bids lis sorrow,
From hope we may Il blessing reap
And consolation borrow.
If thorns will rise where roses bloom,
1t cannot be prevented;
So make the hest Of life You can,
And smile and be contcutcd.
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ORDINANCES

Adoptcd byHe BJdrd Of mayor ana AHermen
forAe gorey1tnleat Of the torn of |iaches-
ter:
SECTION 1.-WhOcvcr shall. in this town
wantonly disturb the peace of others
BY violent. tumultuOus. offensive or OBJ
strcpcrors conduct or carriage; or,
Bv loud and unusual noises: or.
Ev unsccmIy. prOf;inc. obscene. or oflen-
siyc language; or.
By language calculated to provoke a
breach of the peace; or,
By assaultng. striking, or fighting an
other;
And whoever shall permit any such con-
duct in any house or upon any premises
owned or possessed by him. or under his
management. so that Others in the vicinity
are disturbed thereby. shall be deemed
guilty of a misdemcanor.
SEC. 2-Whoever shall. in this town. dis
quiet or disturb any congregation or as
srmbly. met for religious worship. by ma
king a noise. or by rude and Indecent be-
hayior. or by profaDe discourse within the
place of worship. or so near the same as to
disturb the order or solemnity Of the meet
ing. shall be deemed guilty Of II miide-
TneanOr.
SIC. 3.-Whocver shall. in this town, dis
tUGD any IdWIul va P''P'".'s
rude or indecent behavior. or otherwise,
shall be deemed guilty of misdemeanor.
SEC. I.-Whoever shall, in this town. fly
kite. or shall be detected throwing rocks
or other missiles. so a. to endanger win
dUws or glass, or property, or doing any
thing that is wanton and dangerous TO per-
son, or property. shall be deemed guilty OF
Il nisdemeanOr.
SrC. 5-WhOever SHALL in this town. be
found in state of intOxicatiOn. in any
public Place. such as a square. street or
tiloroughflre, shall be deemed guilty OF a
misdemeanor.
SEC. 6.-Any person guilty Of an indie
cent exposure of person to pnbiic view
within the corporate limits of this town.
shall he deemed guilty of misdemeanor.
SEC. Amy person guilty Of discliarg-
ing firearms within the corporate limits
after sunset or at any time during the
night. shall pay fine Of five dollars. And
for the SAME offence during the day. upon
the streets or the square, line Of -.
SIC. S.-That II shall I've the duty Of the
Town Constable to enquire Of all the busi-
nc.s men. dry goods and grocery mer,
chants. and. in short. all persons required
,n nay license i'm their operations In this
,owr' ami on Investigating. IL any persons
L. iornd tran.lctiDg business without nr.t
oltaining a corporation license. ihey s;laii
in every case pay Ine o; not less tlah
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A CHARACTER AS Is A CHARACTER.-
The Provost marshal general of the
United States, himself Il leading Re
publican, thus gives the character OF
one of the Republican Congressional
Districts ofNew York. 1t lies in til,
central part Of the State and is repre-
scnted by the Hon Mr.. Conkling.-
Says Gen. Fry: "rhe people of hi,
(Conklings) District was made up o
towards, and drunkard, and sneaks
that he did not belieye there was III
honest man in the district, and if any
such could he found the others wOulo
debauch him" Four iiiths of the pco-
pie of that district, whose portrait Gen
Fry thus draws. are Radical RepnDI'
cans. We think they need RECONSTRUCT
ing badly.
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The Fond du Lac Press, in correct
ing Il statement recently made by the
Petersburg Express, in reference to
Gen. Dreckinrdgc, says:
Gen, breckenridge is living Il quiet,
retired life at Toronto, but when we
met him few weeks ago, we failed to
discover the mark Of care in his face,
which is indeed handsome and intelIcc-
tllaI. SO far from his head being hoa,
ry, it is barely strcalscd with gray, not
more SO than might be expected in u
person Of his age. He is treated with
q great deal otrespect by the Canadians
in fact, he is Il man that will com
mand the respect and confidence Of his
fellow men wherever he goes, or in
whatever position he may he placed.
He speaks hopefully Of the future, and
were he at home, would be an ardent
Supporter Of the Presidents policy OF
reconstruction.
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TnE Memphis Commercial ofthe | lth
inst says; 1T was rumored on our
streets yesterday, that MIR, Wallace had
been removed by the Governor from
the position Of Attorney General, and
Mr.. Hepburn appointed in his stead.
In this connection, it is also said, that
the principal reason which was urged
for Mr.. WaIlace's removal was his ad
vocacy Of President Johnson's veto of
the Civil Rights bill. We learn, too,
that one of the candidates for his po-
sition addressed n letter to the Sheriff
of the county, inqniring of him if he
intended to hold an election for that
oiisc on the oath Of the present month.
Will the election he held y
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BusHING TOMATOES. s.-Ihosc who
love good tomatoes will take pains to
cultivate them so as to insure them, as
near as may be, in their full perfection.
There is no other fruit that delights
more in air and sunshine than the to
mato They should have, therefore,
abundance OF room, AMI the vines be
Sustained from falling to the earth. !
have found stout brush firmly set round
the plants, to answer better than any
other method. The branches have
room TO extend themselves rs they like,
while the limbs of the bush keep them
in their positions. By this method the
fruit is more fully exposed to the genial
influences Of the air and sunshine
whereby it attainS more delicious TIA
yor, larger size, and comes quicker to
maturity.-R0roliSt.
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
VIM. T.. Nurrcll. Sheriff: ID. j. Martin
and VhOs. II. Finch. Deputies.
Naih f'rizHcii. Coroner.
Il. j. jackson. Circuit Clerk.
Jno. &. Enochs, County Clerk.
II. r. E.till. Clerk and Master.
u. II. Slater. Register.
R.J. Turner County Trustee.
Vrrnhon Green. Tax Collector.
John T. Slater. Ranger.
Vhos. Finch. Chairman County Court
II. NJ. Pryor and VIM. Green, Associate
Justices.
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I,,,.,rfnnt order.

, Gen. Stonenian. on iGm iGanerai r f.
., ed an GT'sa G%;sf ",srastsr "@,snrsrieT,nastsr Depart,
CARY, .n in accordance with
lne,o,iony men. received from the Secre-
inS,' .sr of War. to refund the amounts col
ircicd. by order of Major General n.
j. +. Dana as milit, ry tax of two
dollars per bale on cotton, at Memphis
Restitution will be made to the parties
rom whom the amounts were collect
ad, their legal heirs or their prOperl
attorneys or representa-
lives.
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joseph Eastbrock, Jr., of Camdel

Joseph Eastbrock, Jr., of Camden
Maine, insured his life for $4,000 some
time ago, and afterwards became de
ranged and committed suicide by shoot.
ing. The insurance company reuse"
to pay the policy. bu; the Aaine gu
prtme Court decides that they nv
nav the $1,000 and the cost besides
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NUNICIpAL OFFICERS.

hCNlCIPAl. VI fl,lNo'
WI SLATER, ...... Mayor.
ALDERMEN.
J>t ward-B. Temllcton. l.. Days.
ol warl-A. G. Black, W. M. Whitwortl.
al ward-Wm. Stewart, Peter Waldmhn.
ath ward-Wm.on iIxggard, W. 7. Lee.
h. thurman. Wmson llaggard.
CoHstdlle. CteH.
Board meets l,t and 81 Thursday nights
in each month.
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day NIGHT after 81 Monday night. monthly.
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of Congress assembled in caucus or otherwise.
,,'e held position in the Union party by favor Of
his constituents and by appointment OF i5ie ma
I,tL"G, saw fit to expeI him or to e& luda him
P,i 40 m "ty, he would glVe heed to The eXcluv
t U Fr {, r. cognzed their authority but the
action of thai caucus III regard 70 LIS membership
81 tG IIr;o ma ~ty '; AZ matter OF entire indt
~ ele onigi p" Vyheu the Philadelphia convefi-
H. % t snmmor ed he believed it would have
pnod ettect in Matchmaking the Union party, and
in placing its action upo9 pio"uer anu Saler
He had never conceded bis conviction that IN
less the party was thus nati0naEzed ana ilberdl,
lied, it would be short-liYed, anu power Woul9
pass from its hands to those Of its OPP pohehs' ahu
he had, therefore. looked with favor tn tlle can
for the convention. Whenever he saw reason TO
change his opinion as to lis object and efi@ct' nc
should act accordingly. If 1t should become HP
parent that it was intended to break up the Onlph
party and throw the power of the South INTO
the hands of " rebels and -copperheads,' neither
the Times nor its editor would support IT. put
newspaper is compelled to discuss au me phases
of public affairs, as they arise IRON osy 10 ueJ'
without waiting for subsequent dep elopWehCs'
He branded utterly false and slanderous an lnu
nations that his course was prompted BY desire
for ofiCe-saying that he had never az Red anu IN
would never accept any office at the hands OF tne
administration asserted his purpose 10 pe
governed in his action upon each question: rs a II
might arise, by his own Judgment Of Wh&' was
just and wise.
New York. alone voting no, and Mr.. Raym ond,
understanding that the resolution was partially, at
least aimed at him. stating that he declined toycTe
at all.
Gen. Banks then announced the appointment oiS
the committee of nine: Senators Morrill, of Maine,
Chandler of Michigan Nye of Nevada, and Rep
resentatives Golfax Of Indiana, Farnsworth of lli-
nois, Hotchliiss of New York, Stevens Of Penn
sylvania, Garfield Of Ohio, and Boutwell, of MAST
chusets.
Gov. Hamilton, of Texas, then addressed the
meeting, by its invitation, on motion of Mr.. Ste
vens after which the caucus adjourned, to meet
at the call of the committee.
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PROSPECTUS OF .v,rnnmrSrzp

m M 18th day of this month"; the undersigned will com
mence in the town of Lexington, the publication OF weekly
independent Journal. - &c ,,,oh i, dos;dars
and we loon for its to the cordial support
e'S of the ADVERTISER will be open for the pen
az If anv aspirant (Whose views do not mitigate aRnt tns
nteSests Of the community at lhTge egafdss oi 'e P
nntcal nomenclature that held him as us AoNoeA
Ters Of subscription, to be paid in advance OF op'u
of the FIRST number, So Eo5
Liberal Inducements 70 advertising are oneteq' -
GanaiaateSS VIII Pi .2sssnp j. D. HOUSTON,
in time for the hFS' I'D d A. SHBLF5R,
| Lexington, Miss, Sept 7, 1868
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MAea1EL,s FILLS AID sA1vE

MAGGEEL's PILLS AND sALVE
Are almost universal in thety effects be almost
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FOR BILIOUS DISEASES
Nothing productive of cure than these Pills
Their almost magic felt at aad the usual
concomants of the distressing disease removed
These remedies made from the purest
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They will not the most delicate female, and can be
given with good effect prescribed doses the youngest
babe.
FOR oUTANEoUS DISORDERS
And all eruptops she skin the sALv most Invaluable
1t heal externally alone but psnetraes with the must
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What the Patients Say of Drs EIaeefePs
Pills and SaIve.
tT1ss best Pills for headache had"
any liver works like engine, thanks to your Pisa
~ am pleased to say you DR.. Maggiei that would not
be without box of your pills for curing of morning nau
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Won viii find inclosed one dollar; Pills only
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the back of cat Your Pills took it away
took half pill and crushed it to powder and gave it IA
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MEIlE,,Al4.
DR. mAeG1EL's PILLS .&ND sALVE-
A NEW AND GRAND EPOCH IN MEDICINE.
DIR maeslers Pllrs and sarvs.

These wonderful Medicines familiar to the people
Of their as Fhysie need be
made The Pills OF Maggei contain no mineral They
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not fpmillar with the use Of
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WENTER,s IMPROVED PORTABLE
CIRCULAR SAW MILL,
WITH
"Eane'a Patent set and Feed works.

We respectfully call attention to. our IMPROVED
PATENT SET AND FEED works. some of the paTttcu'
lar advantages claimed therefor being as follows
isThs instantaneous and unernngy eerIain "eet OF the
log by the ending Saw, with single molten Of the
hand under device simple effective and 10 no
wise subject 10 breaEage arrangement the log oil Teve
length being set at both ends at and the same instant
time by Sawyer above stated aud unerrng uni
formtY in the thickness the plank throughout insured
2dThe saving secured not OILY in the nurher Of hands
mill bt the saving of that which is OF ar
importance, to-w in the working time Of the mil
sufficiently illustrated perhaps when is stared tbas IN the
settng time usually required by other mills we se able 70
rnn back p set" and another plank Thus we are
nute accounted for part by the fact that the Saw s al
uuceapgy engaged 1.-THE run back time excepted in
actual work rom the moment the stock Is in place Until 1t
entirely converted into lpmbarl
3d-The peculiar arrangement Of the " Feed Worksn
whereby the ipn and wear and tear always incident to
taneous starting and stopping u1f4ingy effected
4hThe substantial and perfect proportions Of the Mill TO-
geher with its consultations Ut Steel Saw Mandet Rabbit
Metal SeEOiln SelfAdjpsting Boxes the frequent
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ing admiration Of the practical.
hese references sufficient trust to secure for our
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WINTER co,
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MONROE REDDIEGT0Nt
--. Agents for the above Mill,
No 63 Garondeiet street
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NRANR NEWMAH.A..


Between Oemmon and Canal 5tFests,
Has on hand and Is constantly receiving direct from tn
Manufacturers the North and In Europe large and ssgan
assortment Of WALL PAPER, Oak, Mahogany and Marble
LIMITATIONS, FEosoosz, CentsSH, POnneng statnary AND
Scenery.
saloona HahA nd Public and Private Buildings finished in
the mOa exquisite manner, and the shortest notice
The attention City and Country Dealers is called to ha
Immense Stock of WALL PAPER embracing variety
extant which dispose of lew price, sIs'
establishment in the country.
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DIR. MAGGIEL's PILLS,

remedy the following extracts from various
letters viii be- it hoped OF sufficient importance to justify
the quoting of them here
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Ma. DE ANDR1EB
@a3 GU -PuRA- #e
sARaAPARLbA BTTTERSs t.
The attention Of the Public, City and Country Trade S
spactfnly called to the introduction Of the .EA
saraaparIIIa WItteFss
The most Pleasant and valuable Biers that has basnR
troduced in this country The trade in general csn be supplies
nv the following (irocers and Druggists:
Fatjo Marks 4 Co., 4s, As and Al New Levee atrest
Crifan Porch 81 and 80 Tchoupitonlas street. b
Ell Hart Co, rs, rs and n TchoupitonlaS stress
4 Basset cor Gravier and Tehouptoulas stresta
r. Ayet Cambon, 80 and 81 Old Levse street. s 75a
John r. Moore, cor Poydras and New Leyes streets
VIM G. Mitchell, cor. Camp and PoydTaa streets
Oass bowling, 30 Poydras street
r. W. Marsden, Druggist, cor. Magazine and oEssisF.
farmer Wales Druggists, cor Royal and ou''oRhoaAs"
a. NJ MORRISON. Agent,
/ IL Magazine street