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Nashville union and dispatch. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-1868, 1867-07-18
NAsHVILLE. TENN.

UTE have in store a large and well selected
w stock OF HARDWARE, 10 which we in
vite the attention of the trade. We have our
orders out, and will soon be receiving direct
from the best Euglish and American manuiAc-
turers, a complete stock for the fall trade
We hope 10 receive hberaf portion Of the
patronage Of the merchant visiting this market.
and respectfully solicit ali TO call and examine
our stock before purchasing. -
july d EWING MCCLAUGHEhIt.
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For Rent.

ny DECREE IN CHANCERY, IN THE CASE
b nfIuo. N. Walker vs.. the Sheriff Of Davidson
comfy and Others l am directed TO rent for the
wear 1851 the following property, viz;
The Store House now occupied By Messrs- n
B. ChCatham & Co
The Store House on Church street occupied by
Mes-rs Hamilton & Green. And Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned.
Those WISHING to rent will call on me Al n. Is.
Cbestbsrn Al Co-'s corner Of Church and COLLEGE
dc-s-tf m r. F. WOODS. Trustee.
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Cincinnati Market.

CISCINEATI. July I7.-Flour UNCHANGED and
quiet. Wheat irregular; new rod, g 30q2 40 I;
new white. 3 5eg2 s.. Germ unchanged and
s29S3e. w ky steady at soc in bond Cotton
tirmer and unchanged. at DC for middling Pork
firm at &c. Bulk meats firm az l0al2e for should
ers; rib sides. 49, clear Sides l4e. Bacon firm,
shoulders. IL clear rib sides. 1916; clear sides
l4c; common hams, l7@1Sc; Sugar cured, zoe
p. Lard dull at l21Sc for fair aud prime. Rio
eoffe, 2519@2s. Sugar firm at l2el6e Tor raw
= %. = L. - IL
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

GUNTRATHL q sCHIFF, 30 Cherry
street. Two Doors above Union. Fancy
and Variety StOre.-Haying removed from
"a Union street. we respectfully call the atten-
ton of the public to our well assorted stock Of
Fancy Goods Notions. Willow Ware, White
Goods. Toys. etc, ETC.. which we propose to sell
at prices to suit the times june2l I'm
o. Bohme. Trimmings and Variety
Store. I39 Church Street.-The latest
Novelties of Trimmings and Fancy
Goods received every few days. Ny expeeta-
tons, that the ladies would patronize an estab-
lishment not easily surpassed in the Eastern
cities being fully realized, am now enabled to
compete with any respectable house in the
States or Territories. Mays If
DesOr's Wine House is decidedly the
only place in the city where genuine Rhine
Wine is sold. and at prices to suit the times. The
above beverage is gaining popularity every day,
not only as a beverage, but as a medicine, for
its superior qualities. as superior to any other
beverage known. 1t is a sure preventive for all
climatic diseases; it restores aud gives strength
to the weak. ETC.. etc. l also have, amongst
other ine Wines the we'll known "Assmann-
skauser." red Rhine Wine of 1862 vintage.
which warrant to cure the worst cases of
Diarrhoa. Remember. S and Cedar street.
julyl5 lw
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WHAT MATILDA ANN SAYS.

Just at this time any efficient officer OF
the law could have interfered and prevented
bloodshed. All that was necessary, was for
either party TO disperse and goto their homes
or to refrain from firing The acting Mayor
Of the city was well aware that conflict
was imminent in fact he stated to me that
he knew il would take place, but made 10
effort to prevent the outbreak. There was
no public force in the town-no indica-
tons. whatever, of civil government. Il
seems that the town had been given up
willingly TO the mob
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THos S. MARI, Pres't. L. G. TARBox. Cash
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY.
Corner Union and College Streets.

corner Union ana college, streets.
UHE FOLLOWING ARE THE RATES PAID
Notes. Gold. etc., by the NATIONAL SAVINGS
COMPANY, corner Of Union and College streets
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RAILROAD TIVE TABLE.

NASHVILLE AND DECATUR RAILROAD LINE.
Columbia Accommodation Train
Arrive at y05 A. n
Leave ..-...-'''.'.'-'..-.-..-'.''.. 4'VO ?. n
Mail aud Accommodation Train
Leave Nashville at.-..-..........-......-. a5J A.
Arrive 40 Nashville. l.43 p n
Memphis. Mobile and n. Q. Express;
Leave Nashville at-.......---...-..-...l ~ P. ~
Arrive AZ In A. ~
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville at. 500 A. NJ and 800 P. 81.
Arrive st Louisville at. 90 P. NJ and ll.00 P. b.
issve 90 A. n. and 800 p. N.
Arrive at Nashville az 900 A. N. and j b5 P. N.
Accommodation train Is superseded by the
train that arrives in Nashville A. 81. ana
leaves P. N.-eKcept on Sunday
NASHVILLE AND CHATTA NOOGA RAILROAD.
Leave Nashville At. SIS A. N. and 5.l5 p. ~
Arrives NJ Shclbyviie.. 905 A. X. and go P. n.
Arrive at Chattanooga. ]. 50 P. NJ. and 200 A. N.
Leave Chattan0oga...-..... $40 A. N. and ~ N.
Arrive 81 Nashville. 4.30 A. NJ and 800 P. NJ
Leaves Shebyvlle 90 A. n. and II. y A. N.
Arrives at Nashville 10 A. NJ. and $50 p. 81
Sundays eXceptedD
EkBHVTLLE AND NORTHW EsrERN RAILROAD
Passenger Trains.
Leave Nashville p Al
Arrives at Johns0uville at ...........-..lO5O ?.
Leaves JohnsOnvilie ATT. -......'.-'.-..'.ftU A.
Arrives az Nashville oD A. NJ.
EDGEFIELD AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
Arrive az Nashville at.....-..---.-.----- si0 A. ~
Leave Nashville ?. a.
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OVERTON'S ADDITION.
40 LOTS At AUCTION!
just beyond the Corporation limits and within
reach of Spruce Street Railroad.

Cheap end HsalthfHl Homes for Everybody
NT1EnN ESDAT, JULY "a, 1867. AT
w II o'clock A. NJ, we will sell on the pre-
misses some more Of those beautiful lots, 50 mach
in demand, upon the hne elevation On the
Granny White Pike, commanding splendid
view OF the city and vicinity. We invite special
attention 90 this property. Give us crowd ana
Vc will sell you great bargains. Terms OF safe
gill be liberal.
Omnibuses leave our Office for the sale a. 10
an ANDERSON. JOHNSON j SMITH.
julyl2 "a
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New York Market.

NEw YORK. July l7-CottOn active and very
firm, uplands, 261Gc. Flour closed dull. at 100
l5c lower on mediam and high grades. Wheat
dull, at 2G3e lower on spring; and S95e lower on
winter; Large receipts from California have de-
very quiet, and rather easier, except for strictly
prime, which is scarce common to prime new
mixed western. 81 00@l Is. Pork quiet mess.
So go closing with buyers at 81 80. and sellers
at S23. Reef quiet and steady. Cut meats firm.
with light supply, and in fair demand. Lard
quiet and firm, at l3@l4c for fair to prime
steam: l3l<69lS1Sc Tor Kettle refined.
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A sFIFCT PICNIC

WILL BE GIVEN AT RAINS WOODS
w on Thursday, July Is, 1861 omni-
buses Will run Ia connection with the south
Nashville Street Railroad, meeting the cars az
the southern terminus Of the road.
juiyla
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NeM York Drreoods Maraet.

NEW YORK. July 1.-THE drygoods market
has changed but very little. Trade still dull,
and prices still rule firm, at lSc for best brands
Brown sheetings. ticks. stripes. cottOnades and
checks are steady. and in limited request as are
also Prints and delaines. Mixed hannels are in
good demand at 30440c, but other kinds Of Wool5
ems are still laRguid and depressed,
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TIE BROwNLOw RIOT Az FRANK.
LIN.
Things from n Bureau stand pOint-O
fetal Report of Gen. CarIin.

Things from n bureau stand pOint-of'
fetal Report Of Gen. CArIin.
We publish below, a copy of the official
report of Brevet Mai. Gen. Carlin, Assis.
tant Commissioner for this State, TO Maj.
Gen 0. o. Howard, upon the riot at
Franklin. With the exception of the sub
heads, which are our own, the words are
those Of Gen. Carlin, verbatim
MAJ. GEN. O. 0. Howard, COMMISSION
Err, ETC, WASHINGTON, D. C.-GENERAL :
/ have the honor to submit the following
report on the ARRAY that occurred at Frank
lin, Williamson county, on the 9th inst,
between the colored loyal league on the
one part, and body of Conservatives, com
posed principally Of ex-rebel soldiers and
negroes on the.other. To correct under
standing Of the causes which eliminated
in riot and bloodshed on the 9th, at 8
o'clock P. ~, it is proper to refer to a series
Of occurrences which took place few days
previously.
THE LEAGUE PARADERs AND THE COLoRED
CONSERVATIVES.
The colored league had recently procured
drums and fife, aud had been marching
about the outskirts Of the town after supper
for several nights, without disturbing any
one. On different occasions they were in
terrupted by colored Conservatives dick
Crutcher and A. J. Gadsey passing through
their columns while marching, firing shots,
etc
THE LEAGUE CONSULT LAWYER. 8.
In consequence ofthis interference, some
members of the league consulted a lawyer,
and prominent citizens, TO ascertain if any
legal steps could be taken to protect them
selves against the disturbances Finding
that there was no legal remedy, the league
armed some of its men for protection.
FIRING on THE LEAGUE.
They were again disturbed and fired on,
and returned the fire, without injury to
any one.
NOBODY KNOWS ABOUT 1T.
The occurrence, taking place out of town,
was perhaps not known to many citizens.
FEARS OF TROUBLE.
A general feeling of insecurity seemed
to seize upon the members of the league,
and the idea prevailed that their process
sions and marching were objected to by
many persons, and fears were entertained
that attempts might be made to prevent
their continuance.
WHAT THE CONSERVATIVES THOUGHT.
There is no doubt that the Conservatives
viewed the marching and displays of the
league as a military demonstration, and
feared that it might result in strife. I'm
prudent remarks and foolish boasts were
made by individuals of both parties, and
each had come to regard the other with
jealous eye.
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MAIas-FEBRUARY Ist.--OmciaI.
CLOSES. oPFNs-
First Northern.
A. 81.
.rraud Northern.
1.el A. r. "
.irsf Washington and Southern via
Chattanooga.
1:0O mianip A. ".
Second Washington and Southern VIA
Chattanooga.
Decatur. Memphis and New Orleans.
1900 midnight. .'--''--a'Vo r A.
EdEeaeId and Kentucky r. n
lN.Dl A. A..
Northwestern b. r.
p T. n.
Lebanon vim Stage.
40 midnight P. n.
ThonaasyiIIe via stage.
Tuesday
200 Tuesday Sis P. n.
TOrdan's STORE Via Stage.
Monday 1900 midnight -..--........l.00 P. n.
WednesIay do .---......-....--....... DO
Friday do ....-.....--.....-...... do
0Hce Hours.
From z A. y. to6P.M Sundays. z toe A. n.
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ton Adams, 71673; American. Sos; L. S. 10
Wells. Fargo X Co.. 651z966; Merchants Union.
f7aI7lS. Mining market department. CoTydon
800; Quartex mill, lS5; American Gag, rs
smith and Parmelle. $50; Gregory. 6l5.
Sc. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, July 17.--TobaeeO active and un-
changed. Cott0n-nOthing doing. Flour buoy
ant; Xxx. S13 90; new Y, SO 50. Wheat high
err. prime new, 81 %; choice. s. 25@2 50. Corn
buoyant and higher. at 909l05e. Provisions
Mess pork, S23 Is; bulk shoulders, loo. Bacon
n159lz14c; clear sides. l5c. Sugar cured hams
zoe. Lard nominal, 1l1S9lGc for choice tieree; ;
12ll12lERl2. e. L.
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OPENING AND CHASING az TgsE
MAIes -FEIRUAR Ist.--OmeiaI.
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FoRFIGN EXCHANGE.

Gold Checks on New y ork Tor sale.
Exchangr on New York for sale at 81 !
uuuF
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EDIToRs UNION AND DISPATCH | wish
to correct statement that appeared in
your paper Of the 18th, where a colored
man stated that discharged him on ac-
count Of his political opinion. The state
ment is false After had procured man
that suited me better, he went TO work with
one Of our men, but was so lazy and did
his work so poorly, that he would have
been discharged two days before he was,
had not asked that he be kept till the end
the week. II. w. FARNswoRTH.
The above is correct.
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KnOY thy Destiny.

MAnAME L T. THORNTON, tho great English Astrulo-
gst CAirvoyant nnd Psychomoirician, who las aston
tshcd tue scientific classes Of tho Old wpr now To-
Gated herself nt HUDSON N " Msdamo THORNTON pos
sesscs such wonderful powers Of second sight
Ov hcr TO imlar knowledge grcatct importance
TO tic single or marriCI Of either Sex wlc In state
Of trance sc cilncatcs tho very features OF he person
sou aro 10 marry and by tho aid instrument in-
tcnso power, known tito Psyohomoiropc guarantees TO
produce feite picture OF tho future husband or we
of tho applicant together with date OF marriage, position
In Bfc leading traits OF character &C. This no hum.
bug, thousand OF testimonials can assert Sho will
send, when desired cortined certificate, O. written
guarantee ta. tho picture is what II purports DO. py
enclosing small lock OF hair and giving place Of BIRTH
ngr disposition and complexion, enclosing nfty cont,
aud stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will re-
ccrc tho plcuu and desired Information by return mail
All communications sacrcdy confidential Address, In
confidence. Madame Z. F. TnoRNToN i. o. Box ~
Hudson. N. Y 1y March 30
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DOG DAYS.

Tho miaams which generates epidemic foyers Is now
rising In clouds under tho blazing beams Of tic tosay
sui. Every living body as woll refuse animal md
vegetable matter oms unwholesomo ynpors, and in
crowded cies and tho donsa asscmblaRcs which buaI
hcsa an pleasure call together the elements Of disease
hro esosod Tho pressure upon eyory vital organ Is
never 30 great as In tho and third months of sum-
NOR aud common teaches us that hoso oruans rc
q'liro to bc reinforced 10 meet Il.
~o hold our vea 80 to speak, repairing isa,e and
'he season whom the process Of dapdaton Is most
rap ana repairs aro most required Therefore. build
up prop up and sustain tho powers of nature Win that
mighty vegetable rccuporant HosTETrRR.s BITTaBs
o who takes II may DO said to clohe himself In ssn,rv
MAIL against which epidemic disease will huri ia po,son
ons Ahafis In vain This Is gratutous assor,on bnt
groat medical fact, aested by twolvo yoar, e.nrionoo
In eVery climate Of tho habilahle globo Extreme a,
temperature always disturb c functions OF Tho storn,c
he bowel o liver and tho akin II is through thess
TINT tho most dangerous mlides aRsaii us Tono them
In advance with HosrErTERs DIrTEns. and defy heat
aAo nihnAfin' d Augusl
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AN ORDINANCE


no PROVIDE ron THE LIQUIDATION oP TIE INTEREST ON
THE DEBT OF The CITY WHICH ACCRUED 30TR DAY OF
JUNE LAST.
Be Il ordained by The Mayor aud Aldermen IN CTty
Council GIrebted That for the purpose Of lnrdatinr
tho interest tie public debt OF fhe city which accrued
on tho S0 day OF juno last Six Per Cent Stock obllgu-
tory the Corporation OF tho city Charleston sal
DO issued, under the direction OF tho Mayor TO tho per.
Sons holding Stocks Six Per Cent Bonds OF the city
and onte TO receive tho interest accrued thereon al
the time above stated. tho said Stock bear interest
after thu ratio Of ak cent pcr annum payable quar-
tsrls redeemable in thirty years from date: Poridod
that no part OF Rad Stock ahhn BIO issued for
any sum lees than twenty, dollars, or for any
fractional part OF dollar PTorded, diJo.
TINT all sums for less tan twenty dollars and ior rlc
ProUfdei further, TINT any person bona 6de holding
Stocks or Blk Per Cent Bonds said 30 day Of June
upon which inerest has accrued aia have privilege
until tho lat day Of September dscountil
interess part thereof against due by linn
tho city said goth OF juno nnd may rcceiyo any
ance In his favor In city bills stock according to
tho amount thereof. In manner Aforesaid.
SECTION q Tint tho form OF certificates and mot of
transfer Of said stock ahal DO subject to the same
regulations exist in relation 70 other Six Per
Cent stocks Of tho city.
Hatfield In City Council this tenth day OF July In tho
year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
aIty seven
al PC. nAILLARD, Mayor.
". II. sMrTu, clork Of Council.
July is limo
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CTTy TREASURY.
DUDLIo NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN That UHDgH
Tho following Ordinance IIccnsee hive boon prepartd
Tor delivery from this once. 8. TuoMAa
City Treasurer.
aEo. I. lie 10 Ordained BY he Mayor and Aaiermn,s
City Council aItemticd That nnd after the Hrs day
or January licenses shall BIO taken for all CARTS dray
and wagons, used for private and domestic purposcs In
Tie manner, and according tho same pfoyIsons
OF fOrco In relation TO Carts drays wagnns eto
driven for hre, except giving bonds Aud each aucI,
tanning the number thereof. aud marked Irirdis 10 "
placed on the outaIde Of tho shaft
SEC. q No porson shall be taken by Tho Treasurer C.
surety to any Bond under o Ordinance concerning
less le or sho DO freehoider.
sEc. g. Tho following shall hereafter be tho rates foI
lccnsea for public and private CARTS rays wagons &c.
including the horses mules used thereof which shaIl
no free from other taxation:
DusINESs wIaTEvER. ron HIRE DIRECT INDIRECT.
For every cart drny or wagon drawn by ono horse oI
For every cart dray wagon. drawn by two horso,or
For oyery hack and carriage with Two whccla, $40.
For oyery lack and carriage with four wheels. SO.
For overy stage or ornnibus toIcept limo omnibus.
with two horses. $50. 4.
For every stage or omnibus tc1copt une omnibus,
For every trci drawn by Two or moro horses or mules
For ovory orprcss wagon drawn by two horses
nnrip CARTS Ai,p PRIVATE cAnrs pRArs ETC,
Fer overy broad cart or wagon IS.
For every cart dray wagon, used for private do
poriing Of goods warca, merchandise lumber, or any
Indirectly for samc. sha pay for conso the sum oi
Ratified in City Council this 16th day Of January
f. 81 IN tho year OF Lord thousand eight hun
dred and siIty-siI. n
January s VIZ, SMITH, Clark Of Council
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ORDINANCE,
ORDINANCE.
TTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for the information OF all concerned


VHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
l. for the information Of all concerned
AN ORDINANCE TO nEoULAT- THE CLEANSING rnIyIEs
AND vluLTs IN THE CORPORATE ILMiTs TIE CITY.
J. 30 u Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen That
from and after tho ratification OF this Orlinancc Il Elnll
not be lawful Tor any to cleanse remove the
contents OF Vaults Prves within the limits Of tho
CITY, without having previously obtained license
same; all such licenses to expire the alst December
Of every year. and DO subject n requirements impos.
Drnys and Carts.
H. That the uso OF Barrels In open CARTS ami Wagons
Ia prohibited and parties applying License will DC 10
qulred TO provide closSd Carts suitable purpose
III. ALI persons having such License shall rciiot NJ
ofh Guard Houses during day ha or their In.
ention 10 such work during tho ensuing night; in tic
Lower Wards such report to be nudo tic Anln Guard
Hogsc in tho Upper Wards to Upper Gunrd Housc.
~. Tho paco places for tho depoa OF sllch ofal
shall DO dcalgnnted from tno to time by the Mayor
" Every owner or driver of such Licensed Cart or
any other person who sa violnto any OF tbs provisions
Of this Ordinance shall neglect refuse TO ohsery
the any Of them Bhul forfeit and pay for each
offence nne not to exceed twenty .nyo doars 10 bo en-
forced by the Mayorin his Court or recovered In any
other Court OF competent jurisdiction.
Ratified In City Council thia seventh day OF May in t,
year Of our Lord ono thousand eight hundred and siI
ty-seyun.
IL al p. C. aAuLARD
". H. SAITH, Isyor
Clerk Of Council 3mo May In
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AN 0nnINANcE

To REGULATE TIE STORAGE PETROLEUM rr5 Pro
DUcrs, AND OTHER lsFLAMMApIK oILa.
SEC. l. BE IL ordained by he Mayor anil Alderman Il,
CITY Council assembled, That from and afer the DAY
Of Juno next u shall not DO lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene, hock OIL, Bcnzlne. Bonzole any other
lammnbe oil or oils on storage for saio In amy cellar,
store or building aonh OF Limo street. in larger guam
uny such quantity 10 kept stored shall be contained III
yessos OF tin or other metal.
SEC. Tint petroleum, It's products or any other IN
ammnbic oil oils when brought into tho city lan,
or water may be kept any lot or In any building
which cotton In not stored. for period exceeding
twentyour hours. upon tho expiration Of which timo
shall be removed aud kept in tho manner required by
tho foregoing section.
SEC. 3 Any person or persons violating any part 6f
thls Ordinance ahnll bo subject 10 limo of two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable In any Court OF
potent Jurisdiction.
atiGel In City Council this fwenyHrst day OF May II.
tho year OF our Lord thousand eight hundred and
sixty.snven.
tLsl +. c. qAILLARD. Mayor.
w. IL. SMIfH, Clerk of Council. June
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

May 1861 |
Tho following Section OF " An Ordinance 70 abolish tho
Office Of Superintendent OF Streets TO provide for Keep
Ing tho Streets lanes, hlloys. and open Courts In tho
City OF Charleston Clean, and for other purposcs" ~
hereby pubshed for tic information OF all concerned:
For the duo protection OF tho said contractor
tractors, further ordained That every owner lessec,
occupant and tonan OF any premises fronting In any
street lane, alloy, or opeu court ahall on every day
(SundAys oIcopted have tho dirt Nth. garbage other
oA placed IN front or his or her lo In barrel box
henp and In readiness for the by tho hour OF
seven O'Clock, A. NJ, from tho Ist day OF Nay 10 the
nrst Jay Of November IN every yoar and by The hour
nino O'Clock, A. H., nom tho hrst day Of November to
the arst day Of May following And any person oeud.
Ing herein. placing any dirt 9th. garbage other
oal IN any sree lane or alley or open court amer the
hours above named. shall be subject 70 hne not leas
than two nor than i've dollars for zach and eyery
offence. 10 be imposed by the Mayor.
By order ". II. SMITH.
Nay 10 .. Clerk OF Council
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TO TAX PAYERS,

VHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
L for ne Information OF all persons concorned:
AN oRDIRAHCF TO AMEND ORDIS kScR TO RAIHE Bup-
PLIES FOB TUE YRAR 1867, FOR oruIn PUnposEs
l. Bo II ordained by tho Mayor and Aldermen ju City
Council assembled Tint oil taxes payable nndcr Tic Or
dnance to raise supplies for tho year 1867 and for ohcr
purposes bo paid on bcoro the 2oth day OF Juno ncIi
and that persons who shall mako default payment of
their taxes on that day, shall pay. In addition 10 The
amount o. their taxes. ono and o half per cent pcr
month until the 3lst day Of July, WHOM not paid mn
INT Of two perl cent. per month upon tho amount
Of srca sba be paid md alter tho slst day OF Angus,
shnll paid until payment tho whole amount Is made
H. That all porsons who neglect or fall TO pay their
monthly taIes or before tho nftecnth day or each
month"; ahail respectively pay ON tho amounts thereof
two per cent per month from Euch fifteenth day, until
payment In made.
katined in City Council this seventh day Of May, In
the year OF Lord thousand eight hundred nd
Rlkty-seYep.
L. 81 PC. aAIILARD. Mayor.
". H. SMITH, Clerk Of Council 3mo AIay II