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o.- ,Tnc relatives F.icnds anu Acquaint-

4zs- the Relatives. Friends anu Acqua1nt-
auce, Air III Ms 1aoa. $. NIPsoH respectfully
invited to atel the Funeral services OF their youngest
son. JAMES e.. at their residence No. l3S Calhoun
street. This Afieran,n at r..tee O'Clock P. NJ.
September l..
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Yellow Fever In New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, September n.-1here were G7
deaths from yellow fever during the "a hours e. d.
ing at A. NJ. to-day. The CITY Council last night
held an election for assistant Recorders, three ne
groes and one white man were chosen. Negroes
were also chosen t. several other municipal
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hyr THE ELEANOR ACCEPTS THE MAGGIE
MITCHELL'S CHALLENGE.-EDIroR NEWS observe
in Yesterdays issue OF the Mercury Mr. E. j. BLAck
challenges any boat boats owned in this city, for tho
sum OF $780," and names the Maggie Mitchell in thu
matter.
Allow to state in reply thereto, that accept the
challenge and conditions thereof and am ready to cntc-
into negotiations for carrying it into effect with tho
Eleanor lately launched from the yard of the Mcssra
JONES foot of Calhoun street. and although as yet un-
aware OF her capabilities believe from her general ap
peaTance, that she will he than equal TO the occa
son and reiect in speed as she does in model. thes
greatest credit on her builders.
In this connection beg to hope that in this instance
the agreement will be finally carried out and not term-
nate as previous one did from the challenger when
accepted with the Rose and put up the funds he
not forthcoming THOMAS YOUNG.
Charleston, s c.. Sept. 12, 1867. II September IL
HS-NOTICE TJ MARINERS.-CAPTAI AINs
AND PILOTS wishing anchor their vessels in Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within drece
range OF the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARyES. on the Charleston and ST. Andrews side CT
the Ashley River by which precauton contact with th
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
:. C. TURNER, H. n.
Harbor Masters 0lee, Charleston, February Q, 1864
February
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1:reat Rnin STORM in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, September IL. \ heavy rain storm
has prevailed all day. one house was struck by
lightning aud badly damaged Mrs. c. RoAcHE
vas killed.
The track of the Georgia Railroad was washed
away near the Depot, hut the travel was not IN
terruptcd.
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BE- CHIEF QUARTERMASTER'S OFFICE,
SECOND MILITARY DISTRICT, NORTH AND SoUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, S. c., AUGUST IT. 1867
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this Office
until 10 O'Clock NJ. Monday, the 10th day Of Septen
ber 1867 at which time they will be opened for the pur
chase of the following property. viz
Wreck Of steamer BOSTON. IN Ashepoo River.
Wreck OF steamer GEO. WASHINGTON. i'll Coosaw
River
Wreck of steamer CHASSEUR, in Scull Creek.
Wreck OF steamer RANDOLPH. in Charleston Harbor.
Wreck Of steamer ETIWAN. i'll Charleston Harbor.
Wreck of steamer RUBY, in Light House Inlet
Bidders will state the amount offered Tor each wre, h.
The wrecks will be sold separately aud to the highest
bidder unless such bid be deemed unreasonable.
Proposals must be addressed to the undersigned and
marked proposals lor purchase of wrecks
X. D. TYLER,
Brrvrt NIajor-ueneral, Chief Quarermaster,
Deputy Quarternaster-deneral. u. s. 4.
August ~ %
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DOWIE g. NOISE,
SUCCESSORS TO KING AND CASSIDEy.
March thlyr Charleston, :. c.

81 \ YOUNG LADY RETURNING TO HkN
couary home. alter sojourn ol few months in tt.H
CITY, hardy recogni ,cd by her friends In placeo
coarse rustic flushed face. she had soft ruby con-
rlcxon OF almost marble smoothness and instead
tw ntythrec she really appeared but eighteen Upon In
quiry 10 the o great change she plainI'
told them that she used the CIRctsslAN BALM. ar {.
considered Nanabc acquisi lion TO any lady toilet
By any Lady or Gentlemen can improve their per
sonal appearance hundred told. 1t Is simple init
combinaton Nature herself Is simple Yet usurpasr
ell in efficacy drawing impurities roui also heal
ing. cleansing and Identifying the skin and complexion.
BY M direct con the cucie 1t draws IRON it all it,
impurities Kindly healing the same. aGd leaving the sur
face Nature intended il should hcclsar. soit smooth
and beautiful Price ST. scnt by Mail or Express. On IT,
ce.p ii III order. hy
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Bs- ARTIFICIAL EYES. ARTIFICIAL ilU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. +.
BAUCH and p GOUGL EAIANN formerly employed by
RoIss0ciE,u. of Pali5,. No $50 Broadway. New YORK.
Apii u 1yr
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MARRlED.

On tie evening OF the 9TH by the Rcy. HENRY NJ.
Moop at the residence oil The brides mother CAS. b.
REID ADELAIDE ~. cldes. daughter oi the late JSo
HIcC. r. 4 d CNIHARISE L. McoD. all Of this c'iy.
No cards
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September II

as- TO THE CITIZENS OF FOREIGN BIRTH,
WHO ARE NOT AS YET REGIsTERED.-You are inyt
cl to meet ou Friday Afternoon. the 18th instant, in
Market Hall. to have your right to Registration eI
planned and also to appoint Committee on Naturaza
tion The Commander o! the Post, and the Boards OF
Registration are respectfully invited to be present.
BY order OF the Committee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eg- ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE.-ALL PER
SONS having demands against the Estate OF the lato
JAMES FIlZPNrRI, X. will present the same properly
a;tcsed and all prrsous indebted the said Estate will
maze payment % AIessrs. CAMPBELL Il SEADRooK. No.
81 Broad street. MICHAEL STAUNTON.
September ) tllsm6 Administrator d. bonis non.
A5-THE ATTENTION OF THE FIRE DE.
PARTATENr is called to the following regulations
Any Volunteer Engine running OH any payment in
either the Upper Lower Wards. where the street Is
paved, shall pay tine OF Fifty Dollars and any Ward
Engine committing the offence their pay shall be
stopped. The same rule shall be applicable to the
Market.
Every Volunteer Engine Company shall have either
bells gong attached to their Engine Reel, and the
same shall not be muhed, either going or returning
from alarm Of fire. The same rule shall be applica-
BILE 10 Ward Engines, but no Engine shall return from
fire faster than walk.
No two Steamers shall work at the same Fire Well.
Cne Volunteer Hand Engine may draw from same
Well where Steamer is drawing: and il two Hand Eli
gines are at Fire wcllno Steamer shall b. allowed to
use the sIInc.
Two or more Steamers may draw water from Drain
Pit. b. NJ. STROBEL.
August ~ Clerk and Supt
85- HALLS VEGETABLE SlCIIIAN HAIR
RENEWER has proved itself to be the most perfect pre-
paration for the hair offered to the public.
1t is vegetable compound and contains no injurious
properties whatever.
IT WILL RESTORE GRAY HAIR TO IT'S ORIGINAL
COLOR
1t Will keep the hair from falling out.
1t ceanses the scalp aud makes the hair soit ustrous
and silken.
1t is splendid hair dressing.
No person. old or young should fail TO Use it,
IT Is RECOMMENDED AND USED BY THE FIRST
MEDICAL AUTHORITY.
sO- Ask for Halls Vegetable Siclian Hair Renewer.
anl take other. r. =. HALL & CO..
Nashua n H.. Pupriators.
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VOLUME V NO. 81
TELEGRAPHIC.

LoSDoy. september y Noon. Consos i9-l6;
Bonds -.
LrEaFoo1. September ll-Noon.- Cotton dull,
Uplands 9ij., 2rIeaus 1ol Sales 10000 bales.
Rreallstnffs nniof
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nh III. ,I M. ..nnreetic fellow cit -cn u. ". Grad
=, ''I hr6n@ht the first two baes oil new cotton 10
''7 ,r Inuters are later in gathering then cotton
tI.is Hofson Than formerly, On account of the i'm
mensc men quantity o rain that has fallen for tl'e last
month Maroon CfeSteM
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TuE WEATHER Not IN the MEMORY Of The oldest
rms snc;on OF the country during the aprine and
summer Of the present ycat:
We have heavy showers OF lain neally every day
f., tbe last two months and the pros spe, Is still
oool lor su indefinite continuation oI the @ainr
itlr. 81. { s.cGR!
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=
H1~ A LADY OF UNDOUBTED CHEMIC AL
SKILL, HAS RECENTLY PERFECTED CHEvALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR-lt positively restores gray hair
to its original color and youthful beauty; mpars lite
strength and growth to the weakest hair; stops its falling
out at once; keeps the head clean is unparalleled as
hairdressing Sold by all druggists fashionable hair
ressers and dealers in fancy goods lhe trade supplied
By the wholesale druggists.
SARAH A. CHEYALIER, NJ D.,
June9 stuth emo New York.
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reports oi tn condition Of the co.tyu for j. "a,
been raining every da s more u less s.dcc v,il
last '5sUe, alId the windows oi heaven ljoi, to-,
as If the, you'd tear asund-. and .eAd torrents
upon o'T alredey hooded district The cCnacaue -,
Tlele the stalk are ranl. the bons ucar th-
slNund arc rotting. W understand tL1, thelr i-
a greet deal of Stiffness IL .ome pa.tous i H.
distnct.-.uu..3. 81"
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80 BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYF.-THlh
nPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best III the world The
only true and perfect Dyeharmess reliable, instan
taueoua No disappointment. No ridiculous hnts
Natural Black Or Brown Remedies the Ill eects OF BlG
Dyei Inygorsies the hair. leaving It soft and heaurr
The genuine Is signed William A Bachelor. al Others
are mere limitations, and should bo avoided Sold by all
Druggists and perhimers Factory. No. 81 Barlley
street New York.
g,J- BEWARE of A COUNTERFEIT.
brceniDcr 10 lyT
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W. L. CLARK & CO. Chemists.
No West Fayette Street. Syracuse. n. \.
The Only American Agents Tor The sale OF the same.
Mar.i, .il "
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-.irta, IAtra aays Ca ""nd1y the N'a'-
tors to the e..,.I. "a iolcre hehal1 curious and
.ata,c-tna scene T7o 9enlinels, Wearing the
IN iorn Of ,.rcrader; cfths Guard, With tn Guns
perpendicular ind Ln,paa,i., on thoil ha'hs- Ne re
narin- o1a-d ~. ani down before 'ha unoe2u-
t.,., apunu,l!. Il tn iIni"rot. lev moments
s.a.,.un ,h Tim! Gill "' thu ln" vino
w.. It. ,ornn,at 81 li'. Io-l oI ln"i Al tlr lnI
n.i,l ,;uaItof had tilrn these iw" a''i'l''n pei
tA,m !hr"u"i, ihcir e.crr,sca INSPECTED Their
ann and a.coul.cmeni~ and then placed them as
..ntlics before tie i'uupeIols door. at tno same
TINS 6 iyna inem H.. pa word Then names
,..rr :.uG.,i. = "a .tAFoLl!S and LOUIS Cox
NM GojA, au5 oi the lnht (;rcna
,.ci.. O.. Gul.i ilo ii.ncc wishing to gam
n. oX.,at .t,l "a iiti1s aontinel, had Inn
.y .. =..l.. put ,ncm tut3 practice, and !or the
TN, /. ul.v,ed rota no ana hs youthful comrade
,,rrie alid presented arms according 10 the rank
oi tl,,. superior Ofhcos aal others who passed b,
! a.. ihrn pos arqIt,lne themselves aI his dil'l
III s1i.4r.u sch-po@ssss.on al.l granny.
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THE CAMPAIGN IN PENNSYLVANIA.
THE OCTOBER ELECTIONS.

correspondence et' The N:~ Fort H,rs,i
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~, al. concentration" and seem to rest quietly
',ror 4 3They are not unprepared to thcir
"iaiDyitv ,cducsd, hut the best Informed OF them
nnoat contidently Of carrying the State. They
idol bonefnIy to President Johnson's doing sonie-
tbma Gm ~ msiity them in their desperate reyolu-
tn,1or, ,,aosnres between this time and the clcc-
ton =. e,,,,,..- n,..,.,o,, ,.o,,
., th,. state IL in round numi'erI about GOl,uOO
,n, ~ o,o ror ronel cssmen last wear was ~ NO.
H. ,sct tnItlns majority was I5,000. Llncolns .
in,. ia i' u, isa showed Republican majority Of
M non In 1875 when there VAS no Governor To
~ G"iootod the vote was small and the Republican
D'oirr,tv was 23OOO In 1866 it was reduced to
~ an thp do, errors ticket and / 0G0 the
,ional ticket, which WAS the true test. If
.|n in,"crocy conduct the present canvass with
.. Wv and dsrretion, they hope to change tins one
SSoa "' oifarence on the whole vote of 0St year.
Which il all that is necessary to the downfall al
Hadica supremacy III the state.
Shs is q fair statement OF the condition ol Penn
ira,1,a n,' notics at this uncture Of Il campaign
,;h = fthe preliminary sEirmish OF the .iaId
n'ei,ant;al battle Of 1868. Herr iii the state
ra,,itai ,hnre is but little excitement. The scene
CsP';;, CssPat;a, hos heen changed nom Hairiaburg t0
~ S'6eInhia both State committees having re-
rIa,'aJ thcr headquarters to the latter city, which
= Ion yesterday with the campaign in full blast
~ l;emnLcan State committee i; located al 10:
rnoynut street. and the Democratic Committee al
99% SInsom street, Philadelphia then IL thi
',oIit;cai Ycus 1t is there that the banners All
l,unc on the outer walls
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% ttfw IaAUAaG y = 1HHt =arG .ElE Bsas't
Speech of EN-GOvernOc Brown al
-..t--.- Augusta. G1eOrria.

y ?
Speech of EX-GOvernOc Brown al
sef3sa.rso Augusta Georgia. ss..,
| The address of Ex- Coy Joseph e. Brown
at Augusta,I Ga.,1 on Saturday afternoon
last. was listened TO- bygneaFly a thousand
persons, including many of the prominent
citizens. 1t was mainly devoted, as were
the speeches previously delivered by him
in that State, to a presentation of the in
ducements for the Southern people to ac-
quiesce in the requirements of Congress,
Rudthus get back into the Union as quick
lyIas possible He said they were a con-
quered people, and they had only to SUBJ
mitlors to, leave the country When; they
appealed to the sword they either went out
of the Union, and the Government has now
the right to deal them as a conquered
people; Or else they, did not secede, and
rebels. OF Coy, jenkins, personally, he
spoke in terms of praise, but he believed
he had erred in appealing TO the Supreme
Court. On this point he said = tsIf we
were conquered people, out of the Union,
it is hard to maintain. ours constitutions
rights. If we are foreign State, what
right have we toffle such q. .billss or should
they still refuse to accept the terms offered
themT contiseation ands the Sdisfrauehise-
mentor every man who aided in the rebel
lion would folleWs while the black men of
the State, and the per Sc Union men of the
Stale, CNduld be leftito1 form a state Govz
ernment for them" Continuing, he said :
Among all the assaults that have been
made upon our positions Irhaye not seen
one 20 showhow we reEgoing tofgef out
OF l9-only to stand upon our dignity II
we do that, will that save the country? {? II
you won't 90 with me, bow. are YOU goinQ
TO get outOf the difficulty How Else are
you going to reconstructp How are vou
going 70 prevent the negro from. voting |
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The PrussiIaHF Amy.

| An official declaration published at Ber-
lin states that, with the exception of the
increased prganizationl in the line and
llandwehf, begun last autumn and now
complete, rendered necessary by the new
acquisitions ofteEritory, no special military
measures have been at present adopted. e6,-
The military Organization of North Ger
many is thus described in The DGy:
I Every North German eapableof bearing
arms belongs to the permanent army for
the period of seven years, namely from the
end Of his 2lst to the Beginning of his ,28th
year. Three5yearst anf this, time is to be
seFt ed fin the activeEafmy. and 1.-THE fourIe
manning in the reserve For the five fol-
lowing years hefotms, part of the Edi.daoeIT.
The effective force of the Federal army in
time ofspeace isIfixeds ats1 per cent of the
whole population of 1867 until Dec. 81 1871
and each State islto contribute according to
its population in the above proportion. At
the end of this transitional period the
effective strength of the peace army OF the
Confederation will be determined by the
vote of the Legislature OHthis basis the
Federal army will consist of 100000 men.
The army expenditure is to be met by a.
budget calculated at the rate of 225 thalers
per man for every man under arms
In, time of peace, and this settle
ment will also continue till 1871. The,
Prussian military code, with all the. orders
and regulations which complete 1t, is, to be
adopted throughout the territory of the
Confederation, AS soon as the army is or
ganized according to these fundamental
principles, the, Minister President of the
Confederation will present to the Parlia-
ment and Council detailed plan of
military organizations and legislation,
to be made law by the constitutional
votes of that Assembly. ALI the forces
OF the Confederation. whether in time
of peace or war, are placed under the
command of the King of Prussia, designs
ted as the Federal CemmandefIin-G Chief.
The regiments will be numbered in rotation
throughout the Federal army, and the
troops willsbe cloth and aecoutred In acz
cordance with the, clothing and acco1tre-
ment of the Prnssian army The right a0f
estab blishing fortresses within the Federal
territory isvested I'm the Federal Comman@
ler-iny Chief. Unless, separate and I'M
dependent eonHentions = enforce. other
provisions, hthe princes or, Senates of
fbeIfe Federated % States s1willIs 1appoint
the oficer commanding their several
contingents, except that the sanction of
the Cofnmahde der-in Chief is REQUISITE to the
appointm ment Of general officers or officers
fulalling the functions OF, general sefieers
In each contingent Should public security
be IN danger ID. any part or the Federal
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VOL.
JFrom the Baltimore Sun. MAY Ii

sas rom the Baltimore Sun. AZ IL sls.s-i $ ~ 4
Yesterday, at the publishing house Oh
Jno. Murphy s. CO.. there were packedId
preparatory to being sent to Rome inl
charge Of Archbishop, Spaldings ASA pres
entl 10 His Holiness the Pope, complete]
sec Of Archbishop Spald In Of loc7 J. !
tavo size. consisting Of a History of the 4
Protestant Reformation, in two volumes II
Theological Miseellanea, two volumes, and !
Lectures on the evidences OF Cathoiicity, In
one volume. Accompany Ing these Ealnabled
works is quarto volume. by q member Of
q religious community done In beauti fully
executed scrip. each page having q mag
nificens floral border ORA distinct ehafae
ter, whilst the entire book is tastefnlly en-
bellished win various emb mblem8ffc Illus
traiQps of vChristiapity., The binding Of
the entire set tsSas marvel q ELEGANCE and
richness. They are of virgin calf profuse-
qy gilt, each on the back and sides being
Ornau1enEed with cuts OF st. Reteres Gathe-
dral, the Blessed Virgin, and others Of a
similar characterreT Theser works will, be
presented to his II Holiness by arch bishop
Speldingo on .hissae aeoptemp mplateds visit tof
BQmes his. Grace having Within,the past few
days recovered snfhc hcientlya from his late
iilpess as to. determine him to carry out his
The entire. labor of getting up the above
works, from cover TO cover, was, Performed
in the extensive publishing establi ishment
of Jno. Murphy - Co. the senior partner
of which firm has recently had the honor,
never before received by any one in this
country, of having conferred on him. the
position Of Printer to the Pope. The fol-
lowing is tran Station Of The official paper
Of appointment: his eaa sis.ss Ha' q aa sT'io
20 Qsg slQpeds Som John 1N4rpas. Prfntsr, -
sRusfsttVTef sossq seftas fus riss 10 IDOL IlsaIs
Plus; ks Pope-BelQyed Son: "a Health
and apostolic benediction We are aceus-
toned 70 coRfer, OF our own free will, tes-
ttmonials of p0nti6eaL appreciation !, on
those persons who, by their disting guished
acts, have shown their devotion and their
to the See of st. Peter. Since,
thefeteEe, eve have been infeF1ned by the
Most Reverend the Archbishop of Balti-
more that you have printed the acts of the
Plenary aud Provincial Councils Of Balti-
more with great eceuraey7 aud elegance
we have determined to bestow on you a
mark of honor. as 5aa expression of our
good feeling towards you. Therefore,
wishing to decorate you with high honor,
we name and declare you Printer to the
Pope. 70 you, fenceforth, beloved son,
we grant the permission and the right to
use this title, and that you may be known
and called by it, whatever may be done to
the contrary Notwithstanding. Given at
Rome, at st. Peters, under the Ring of the
fisherman, on the 10Th, of March, in the
year OF our Lord the eighteen hundred and
sixtg-seyenthr and OF our pQRtifieate the
twenty first. [Signed]sEf 1vLs
N, CARDINAL PARRACCIANIC CLARRLLI.
R1ussIA-a ESeaI. j PoRtifeS MGrfplps,sS
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PAVING, l,1t Notice. &c, /
3 '' '''SF'3 S'g3 : CITY f;fT PVtifE VctiGfEERksoFPt0E

10 az toEons u may CosaceTas - - :
5sT's R,I gllng9 1nl.;1, CRY CLERKS OFFICE scr
p,'.s COLUMBUS, o.. April 16, 1857 'H
Notice is hereby given that roceedings have been
Instituted in the City Council of Columbus, for
making the ollowiDg improvements. tolwit :8li 81
Eor grading and .greyeling the unpaEedI sidewalks
e9a suffers and gradins aed gTsysRg the roadway
street, in the city yof Columbus. lu1I sIb8 FeS1T
Alao foJeradipg aud grayeliDg the unpaTed slider
walks and cutters, and grading and ,grayeling the
Friend street. IN the city Of ColumbusQ Jf'Ff5tlf
Snhe same to be donein accordance with pfats ana
neeg, and Med IN the office of the City Clerk, -
All persons eialrning damages on account Of said
proposed improvements, are reduirSd to file thar
claims in the pficeiof the Clerk in writing on or
bsforp the first dayOf May, a. D. 1867. a
1spfIls-d1taWlMgas asmd5il;g EyU55EtSSSIs,k tSSIsi,k Q
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PRocL1AMATIoNl i
, MAYORS OFFICE

gai r. goffts CoLuABUs, April 20 1851. }Iifl
TWHEREAS,s THE CITYCOUNCIL OF
w, the City of GGOlurhbus passed an Ordinance
On the I'D day Of May, "A. D.. 1865, ITO prevent the
summing at large OF dogs un 'ess securely muszled
With wire dEzle. aud directing the Marsh al and
Police ON ers to shoot poison all dogs found run
9ing at large con- rary to the provisions of the Or
Finance sfore, aid, and subiecting the owners of
6ogs permitted to run at large to a fine and l l'
WHEREAS, Several complaints have been mad O.
70 me of the presence of Iabid dogs in neighbour
hoods within the limits of said city and that per-
Now. erefore, I, James @. Bull Mayor Of the
city OF Oofum bus, do issue this, my Proclamation,
ordering and directing that all persons owning or
keeping any, dog within the. city, of Cosumbus.
eitlfer TO confne the on his premises or Sc
purely muZzle the same with wire muzEle so as to
efectuelly prevent such dog from biting, from the
rst day of May until the first day Of october next
,,s,-s lntesti9opys whereof i have hereunto set
my hand officially and affixed the Corporate
SEAL seal of saId city; sthls 80 daJsef April a.
=; 1857 s,rtsfs..4 JAMES AME q. BULL. 4
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-05-06

effec6ed IhetMeen the directors Of the East
eEn t6hOre arailr0ad and the Rhiladelphia,
Wilmingt tona end baltimore company for
the FRBning OF the Eastern Shore read .darz.
gsthe. current year, Under the contract
the road VIII be rpm bg the Philadelphia,
Wilmington apq = eltlm9 company the.
penses, wi 90 70 the Eastern Shore COM
pany; If the expenses exceed the profits.
they are to- be borne, By the same company.
The books are to be Kept BY the Phffadel-
ptIia5 Wilming ton and xltimOre company,
win the right to supervise and inspect
guaFr9utied tothe Eastern Shore company.
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