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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-05
Congressional Reconstruction Plan
Approved,
Bridge Convention at Dubuque
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS
GOLD CLOSED 1873 Ia
FROM WASHINGTON.

Nrw YoRK. April 8.
The Times special now says there is move
ment for testing the consttai,opslity oI the
Reconstruction bill, ,sana u petition rehearsins
The history Of the governmen from its foun-
datiou has been drawn up. One petition ar
CUES that Congress usurped authority not
cou6ded in IL by the Constitution in setting
aside the present State governments 10 tbs
South aud 10 supercsding civil With military
laws in time Of peace. Another petition
claims that the Provisional Governments
formed by the President we're unconsiitu-
tioual.
The Russian. American treaty was discussed
again yesterday by the Committee on Foreign
is much diversity of opinion in the committed
on the subject. - :
1t is probable that the nomination Of Gen.
Rosseau as Brig. General, and Got. Brad
ford as Surveyor of the Port of Baltimore,
will be rejected
t4en Sell Meredith has been nominated to
be Surveyor General Of Montana.
The Tridure's special safs Secretary Sew
ard has announced thai Ex Senator Foster &
name would he sent TO the Senate as Minis
ter to Austria this week.
The appointment of Register under the
Bankrupt bill will not be made for some time
yet.
Gen Sheridan contemplstes other remov-
ais Of disloyal persons from Office in his dis
trict.
The No Ids special says the President i:
of opinion that Gen. Sheridan had no righI
to make the removals he has made, and has
called Gu ihe Attorney General for an opin'
ion on the subject.
Gen. Sheridan has telegraphed for instruc
tions on the same point, before making fur
ther removals
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FROM AExlCo.

NEw IoRK, April 4.
The Hrdld's Mexico correspondent Of
March 9th says the Liberals in front of Quer-
tero are rapidly closing around the city to
give the coup de grace o the empire.
Escabado writes that son the eth inst. be
had closed his lines in upon the CITY, .Coro
Us scvupyinS the west and southwest, al6hs a
line of eisvasions which commanded the city
and Trevino with the army Of the North, oc
cupying the west aud northwest outskirts of
the place. All was expected TO be rssdT for
al assault to day; and, in 8 letter to Minister
Lerdo, Escabado states that be believes it
will not require more than three or -four days
more to finish up the work at that point. he
says that, while closing bis troops around the
place, large clouds of dust were observed, as
if the Imperial army was retreating for Mex-
ico, but this cloud returned toward Quertero
as soon as il was evident that II might be out
Aauked. He also states thatthe greatest dis
cord prevails among the Imperial nfScsrs
hat they ere divided in ecuntiL and raan6t
tefermiBe Nbat measures TO fhke; that the
army is in almost perishing condition.
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FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YoRK, April 1.
The agents of the Great Eastern expect
her momentarily. She will anchor in North
River, near Canal street. A tug viii be pro
vided for the conveyance of passengers and
Others to and from the big ship during her
stay. Prior to her sailing for Brest the pub
lie will be allowed access to her during a por
ton Of one or two days for inspection and
examipation,
1t is runored that the United States Mar
shall has arrested the principals IN the sl-
legged fraud, perpetrsted about a year ago,
on the Navy Department The amount ~
voved is said to be S2o0,0e0.
The spanish insurrectionists leader, Gen
Prim, is negotiating with American Bank
ers for loan of 200, 900 francs
Gen. Butter6eld has issRed orders. IN com
pliance with instructions from Washington,
b, which disabled soldiers, suitable for duty
in the Veteran Reserve Corps, can be enlist
ed at any recruiting station in the United
States.
The Chamber of Comm cree to-ssy adopted
resolutions 10 favor OF the continuance of the
Secretary Of the Treasury's system of con,
traction.
1850 emigrsnts arrived at Castle Garden
last mouth,
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

4I4s4 SAX FRAnCIsco, April 4.
The HsssS says il b reported thatss asa
line of steamers to New York, via Panama
will shortly be put in operation. The pre-
liminaries are being arranged and the steam
era are id readiness. WSsthsr thA becen1
consolidation Of the coast line has anything
TO do with this is not yet ascertained.
The seizure of Chinese goods to the value
of half nillion aollars, for ~ attsnpt 4
defrpnd tAs revenues, hes been adnbled x
the 2a1isfecHpn Of iii parties, and the good
have been released. *
The Nevada Legislature yesterday adjourn
ed its special session. The object for which
it was cslled-the passage Of The revenu,
bill-rss eeconplished, though not ID sat
isfactory manner.
The opinion here is that the Russian trestJ
should be ratified. The newspapers upiver
sally favor the treaty. The Bulletin says th,
extenxivs Pacific coast line demands placs
in the United States which is Of the most I'D
vantageous position TO Eastern commerce
while the political value 10 shxrply empha
sised by the British Monarchisl Oonfedera
ton scheme. although the political signih-
cance may change the ownership of the Ter
rtory, either Government cannot bear lesI
comparisons of . commercial iu portance.
The Times considers tie Territory Of th'
fret snpoFtsnce to ths american people
vie wed politically or comm icislly.
Flour unchsged. Prices rm at S6G36 so
Wheat, sales choice ship2ing, at 81 90.
Legal tenders T5
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FROM NEW YORK,

Nsw YoRK, April 4.
In the {. s. Commissioner Court yester-
day, in the case of Samuel Money, which in
VOWED certsin questions touching the daties
and powers Of Deputy Collectors Of internal
revenue, the Comnns ssioners dscided that the
Deputy Collector has no authority or power to
make seizure outside OF his own district,
unless it is specially tieteessed TO rim BY q
gommssioner of Iniernaf Resepue
s series OF detailed and voluminous aida
Wits have been made ID I'seid pssv, EskE
Beidem, Samuel w Hbcock, ". y. Dcruih,
and Emma ID. Burr, in reply to tho charges
contained in the complaint Of Joseph B.
Stewart. OF Deming. Nearly every allega-
ton is in reference TO the Erie stock tsnsac-
ton. ffa B
Mr. Hurlburd, chairman Of the House
Committee on Expenditures. publishes card
in reply to Mr.. Smythe, showing that the lat
ter ssid he desired no further hessing of-sAy
kind, either ny counsel or othervnse, jte'
prior to the lniroducioh Of the resolution r.
Questing his removal.
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FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

SAX FRAScisco, April s.
The Colorado saIled to-day for Okohons
and Hong Kong, full of freight and 20 cabin
passengers and $50 sfeerAgs, aud $ls0sS0
in treasure.
The Brig JArie, saiied for Hong Kong
about an. hour before the Colombo, with .
cargo of -four and wheat, and $3.50, 900 in
treasure. There is an intended race between
the two steamers.
a compromise was effected to-day between
the Government and the claimapts of largs
number Of mines, The cases involved are
seizures during the collectorship Of Col:
James Underwood. There is q number of
suits yet to be tried, but it ia suppoSed that .
full compromise will be effected to-day,
leading to an amicable adjustment of the re-
msining cases.
Idaho adyiees Of March 25th, state that In
dian outrages in the Snake and Boise River
Valley, are numerous Hardly any stock 10
left to work the farms with.
The Indians sttacksd the 0vyhee stage,
killed the driver and two passengers the 9th
er passengers barely escaped on the hosses,
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH
Midnight Report.
uTk CABLE DISPATCHES.

nsrsr, April 4.
The steamer Wills de Paris, from New
York, arrived last evening.
QrrEssrowx, April 4.
The steamers City Of Cork and City oi
Baltimore, from New York, have arrived.
LosDos, April 4--Eyening.
The annual budget was presented in Pariia-
menr to day.
The excess Of receipts over the expsndi'
lures for the ysss, and " hslApse remaining
in Excheeuer, is officially stated at E25o, 900.
1t is estimated that Che income for ths
present year will exceed f6s,oOo, 200; and il
is estimated that the expenditures will reach
f6s, 900, 900.
II is proposed by the Government TO retain
the present tax on malt, and impose low
duty on receipts from Marine assurance, and
also interminahle aunuities.
FLORENCE, April 4.
The Italian Ministry has rendered thei'
resignation, and g new Ministry has been
formed.
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FRQh SfRINGFIELD.

CHICAGO, AprIl4.
A Springfield dispatch says the Democrats
have nominated n. NJ Brcadwell a. their
candidate for Mayor.
The Republicans are holding primary
meetings, and the prospects are that Gen.
John Cook will receive the nomination for
Mayor.
The Commissioners for the location OF the
Soldiers Orphans Home, have advertised for
propossls, and will probably decide ppon its
location on May lss. Il rs estimated that
800 children viii enter the institution.
: II was developed at the meeting Of the
Se, 'i bsd nsds - .or.s .n dsas al
the rest ofthe year, and they had made 10 gil
$1,000 poands.
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. ,ta H. ~ n,,Aos,3,sAlg
q. The Bridge Convention effected perma-
ssnt organization yesterday, and held an
afternoon and evening session, and adjourn>
ing stSe die. saa ss-k 1vsss ! Is eaSsafi0-s
The interior towns we're we'll represented,
and expressions. Of most friendly feeling
md mutual interests were exchanged. Com
panlea Rnised 10 buid the hidgea
md articles OF Incorporation adopted. The
capital is TO be 81 900, 800. Ae1
D. The ice ID the river u becoming very rcss
ten, and must soon break up. 9sai.s 7--s-s4s
The city government changed administra-
ton to day. j. X. Graves has received telss
grams from Senators Grimes and Harlsn, and
from ChiOgo, New York, Milwaukee, apd
interior cities, congratulating him on bis
election to the Mayorship.
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEnINGs
. KAlaixoto1. April :

Mr.. MORTON offered resolution, thu,
10000 eopies Of the Army Register, for 1859,
Referred TO Printing Committee.
Mr.. CHANDLER Submitted . joint reso.
luton of the Michigan legislature, asking
Government lands, TO construct 8, railroad
from the Iron Regions 10 the Straits Of Mack
insw. Laid on the table and ordered to be
printed.
r Mr.. SALISBURY offered . resolution
that hef6after no Chaplain shall be eiectsS
or appointed by the Senate. Objection,
were made, and the resolution went over.
On motion OF Mr. SUMNER, the Senate
went into executive session.
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LOUISVILLE, April T.
Steadman's paper mill, near Frankfort,
Ky, was completely burned Yesterday morn
ing. Loss S2o0, 600; insured.
NAsHyILLR, April 4.
The soap factory Of Ayers h Co, and
warehouse Of Marshall 4 Doyle, in the north
srn subarbs, burned last night, With their
contents- Loss about $50, co5-ipsured for
81, ,OQa.
fbefesidencs of &. Edmondsou, former
Sheriff of Davidson county, six miles out on
the Murfreesboro pike, burned this morning.
The family barely escaped, losing clothing
AID everything.
Rocns ssrEs, n Y, April 4.
Last evening, a freight car on the Rris
Railroad, when II miles south Of this city,
took FIRE and WAS wholly destroyed, with its
contents, il being flled with merchandise.
The train was cut in pieces aad the Others
saved. ~
TcLEpo, April I.
The large brewery Of the Union brewery
Cembant : on St. Clare street. was dsstroyed
y'6re this afternoon. Loss $20.o0o--insuF-
anee on stock for 81, 500. Noiusvrsnce on tbs
building.
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FROM RICHMONH.

RlcHsoxp, Va ;, April :.
! Geo. w. Randolph, formerly Coafederate
Secretary of War, died yesterday
An explosion in the Glover Hill Coal Pits,
in Cbssterfield county, occurred yesterday.
Twenty eve white and 6fty colored miners
were killed. The pits to day are burning.
but the shafts ware closed to sxtinsu4h th :
Are, and The bodies cannot be recovered.
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FROM CHICAGO.


CHICAGO, April l..
Vim. Bsrkhaus, who so brutAlly bea, his
child that she is stated to have died in con
sequence, was this morning arrsigned before
Justice Milliken. q.
One witness swore that he saw bguise,
aoaut half the size OF his hand on the hips,
arms and body OF the deceased child, Louiss
Barkhans; that the flesh was much lacersted
on the girls breast, neck and chin.
Another witness testified to having heard
most ageaiSing screams uttered by the girl
while under chastisement, and nlso heard her
fathers voice every now and then, raised
loadly, as if threatening Economically, !.
The prisoners bail is assessed at 81 200
The details of the examination as revealed
ct the Armory ibis morning, we're sicksninf
and blood curdhng in the extreme, !
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FROM CINCINNATI.

~ : etHs q =
CINCINNATI, April 4.
In the Ohio House Of Representatives, yes
terday, the resolution extending the right Of
suffrage 20 negroes, was ameoded< by a clause
disfraschisigg Rebels and ldeserters, saad
then passed by vote OF yeas SO. nays "a
III the .xnsndMsns. ll311 -EG
On Monday night last, an afrsy occurred
in Q saloon at Hamilton, between Mol chan
and James McCarter, which resulted 10 The
death ofa hystander, named Myers, and the
injury Of several Others The difficulty arose
lsoRaa election Quarrel. -.
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FROM NEW ORLEANS,

Nrw ORLKAys, April 4
The leves in sqsQoaa farish, Apposi,s
Hstcsez, has gfveh way, and the Disaster
cannot possibly be repaired before the water
falls. The upper Parishes win also be mum
dated. An Engineer is at work on the
crsvase below Baton Rouge, and reports tha,
he canno. ge, men to work, and II he could,
has ne money 10 pay them.
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FROM NASHVILLE.

CHICAGO, April 4.
A Nashville special Of the Sd, says Sheriff
Peden. of Giles county, has actually returned
to the Assessor, two negroes, claiming that
they are still his property, and that all laws
and Constitutions to the contrary are uncon-
stitutional and void.
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FROM LITTLE ROCK ARK.

NEw YoRk, April 4
The Herdids Little Rock, Arkansas, spe
eial Of yesterday, says the State Union Con-
veution has been in session all day and even~
ing. A platform, with resolutions was adopts
ed, of an ultra radical character, approving
the Congressional pssr ef reconstruction and
readmission to the z mon.
Resolutions eondemning the President for
Opposing con6scation, and accommodating q
conciliatory course towards Rebels, were ta>
bled.
A State Central Committee was appointed,
and instructed TO establish State Uhionor
gauizafions
The Committee to wait upon Gen. Ord,
reported thAs he heartily approved thA object
ofthe Contention, and was desirouf OF co.
operating with them
The Convention will doubtless adjourn to-
morrow. ~ y s@fAa
Pending tie Conventions large meeting Of
freedmen was held on the State House
Square. Several Delegates and colored
speakers addressed them. Great enthusiasm
prevailed, and no disturbance was created.
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FROM THE LSTHMUS.

1a WAsHISeroE. April 4.
A letter from the Surgeon Of the lated
8tstea ship Gerrantewns aated, Ranams,
March 81, rays the Yettpw fever isprevailinI
in Panama, thoe1A Il i6~ttempted TO concecl
The fact. Therp d - tsysr at ASpintsslk
The Huron ssrise1s via Cape Verde
Islands March - fSpm New York. All
we'll, and would leave on the 9Th for Rio j..
nr@ = -lIIifs
1--WE Cars LseAsA viii. Pstrsss1sa
- "A UUrnsA, = 81 sfs sia8
PPlLIpILru1A, April 4. !.
Two ears, loaded vth Pstroleuf3, took Gre
this morning while crossing the, itop, bridge
Of TIE Psnnsyl vahia Railroad ovef de Schuyl.
kim sLosS 46,Ooo. = 9'1 '@s, A2ss 81 9
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As the customs boat was going from
QueenscliG to the bark Arcsicy an eeorm oos
shark rushed At the steer osf seikedit With
bis teeth and nearly knocked the coxswain
ovefbossd The shark madea sssoad bite q
the oar, taking piece out of.the blade. The
men describe the monstsr as being The largest
shark they had ever seen, and estimate its
length ~ bsine over 90 .feet.-Aelbosrss
Age, Jon. 10. ss
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RO4sPITTsRARps !.

.ssxv RTx5ssusOs PAssASril4.
Waathsr cleax and pleasant Gil day, hqt
clos3s1 over in the evsning. The river Is
falling fcwly, With 9 feet isches watss 10
the channel. ....s.s.-., -.
Tiers is SO inches water in the channel.
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Soux4 4BSHPr IeA, J, Ap1A
~ sDONMun1bpsselI1ulE0fected ~
cape from the Jail last evening. They ass
supposed 70 b now in Chicago.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsHfSarof, Aprii 4.
The Internal Revenue receipts to day wers
$856. z72. sa -ss.l.
The ease of the stsamer Wm. Bagaly and
cargo. captured 10. 1868, and condemned and
sold in New Orleans in ls64, and the mopsI,
some $2ls, 900, paid isso the regissry Of the
court, Was argaed in the SIprenie Conrt To-
day. II comes by appeal from tho kastern
District of Louisiana, and taken by Joshae
Brsyden, Of New Albany, lnd. Ihs vessel
sad essGo. IT the beginning OF the neeailos,
tslpassdto Coz, brsisssdA Co., OF vh,oe
6rud Braydsn was . member, and owning
one.six,h. He, howsser, -seuainsa loyal,
and bis property in Mobile ~ confscated
by the rebels. The rsmaipder Of ths 6rm re
NAMED in Mobile, and run the vessel and
csrse through the blockade. She -sa@ cap
turrd near Havsnus Henry Crs~fofd,z of
Indiana, argued the case for Brayden-
The Department ef State received .
despatch from the United States Legation
q hagss, dated March 18th, ID shN Ne
writer says that the rindsrpest has spread
into Belgium and France. l he report OF sits
progress in Holland, from the 5th of January
to the 18th of February, shows decline from
week to week. The number of cases during
thai period VAS nearly 5000. - i Fl :, . TsA
The Senate to day, amer having Thoroughly
discussed the nousnation OF tx Gov. Brad.
ford, Of Maryland, - Surveyor of Baltimore,
confirmed IL. 4ase sgr1s
The President nominaied Ell Senator Jas.
W. Nesmith, of Oregon, as Minister ia
Austria - s& y
A report prevails, but which is not authen.
ticased, that he has nominated Dr.. ", s.
Townsend, formerly member Of Oongfsss
from Ohio, % Commissioner OF Agriculsdfe.
The Senate rejected the nomination oI
| Thos. Shea, a. Collector Of Internal Rev
enps for the Second District Of Indiana,
Chtsf Jsstice Chase has prepared, and viii
ssou isine in priatsd form, circular ststinl
the qualifications required for registers il
bankruptcy.
| ss rupIIc pFHT.
/ The following is statement of the Public
Debs on the 1st day Of April
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FROM EAvANNAH,GA,

- CO. SAVANNAH, April 4.
In the case of Murray d Co., of New
York. against Mcintyre 1 Co., of Augusss,
Ga. lottery dealers, the Court granisd 80 in
junction against McInsy re b Co., stsppina the
drafts for lotteries in Memphis. Several
heavy failnres in commercial circles have oc.
Cured, and others are looked fore ihss
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81. fStN, Ani.
The entire Radical ticket, excepting I'VE
sQuRsalnsa, il elected.
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KANSAS CIrY, April 4.
On Tuesday seven car loads of colored
troops want out on the Pacific railway, for
service on the Plains ,fs
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4 Dangerous Season.

an Utmost unparalleled quantity Of rain has isiloi,
during tho summer. Vegetation has boon wonderfully
thick md rank. aud. as 1t dc:sys uusal amount OF
rlskncss may DO cEpcctcd unlese proper rncanB are
taken to prevent it.
Fever and nSiic uni bilious rcntteuts already pre-
vail 10 alarming extent, and the Fall advances and
the ma'nous nigh, fJss become heavier The sick list s
likely 10 ncrcIio b til In the city pId the country. H.
therefore, only Irt oil common prudence 10 keep the
Vial forces in full rgor, that They may resist the
Healthy influences OF tile Reinforced by the
tonic operation Of HOSTETTERS STOMACH BITTERS
the s!stcm, however veal aud susceptible, naturally
will in iue out Ut ten, successfully combat every
spccles OF atmospheric poison by which eplieucs sre
produced.
During the months oi September, October AMI No
Tehrr the dnrrnre in temperature between ,ay aud
nislt i-rry great AMI the chilling ,rwI a,,l iusls ot
e SEASON the prlir u CHOLERA.
horins, tlnrrtac und dy4eut,r. Drarnr t- la nilti
rrinrin,cr also that the ~ RI Frs not only uyiuralc
r stomach and brIc" The nerves. but at specifically
upon the bowels and The liver. impIrtiu
orlan organs regularity AMI tone. Il is reasonable
II expect immunity from prevalent complaints ii
precautions are taken 10 escape them.
HOSrErTER'S BITrERS at oncc pleasant to the
taHte aud the most certain NJ all safeguards ngaist
brile ailments. : October
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NEW YOKK. June lS. 1867.
WE. TIE EUNDERSTGNEp, SHIPPING MERCHANTS
ol Tile City Of New York from the Oft repeated testimony
OF mlauy different Sea CRptainE, in whom have
p!icit confidence, md feeling II uty which wo owe to
our feow.men, hereby bear witness the great coun-
dcncc feel In tho truly marvellous curative powers
MAJORJ. T. LANES INDIAN REMEDY for tlIe cure
AMI prevention NJ SMALL PoX, YELLOW FEVER &c.
and We chearuiiy add signatures hoping lis Won.
derl merits aud great blessings may be known 10 the
World.
BREEr SONS u co, M. ~ South Street
CURTIS & WARD. No. 43 south Street
d. r DEwOLF 4 TO. No. Iu3 Eroad Street.
HENRY SON. No. ~ Coenties slip.
SIMPSON SHAW, No. - Cocniics slip.
WM. a. MOORE. No. "oi South street.
JAS. r. TAPSCoTT. No. ST South street,
tiro. L. TAPScoT1.
Or f'rapEcou Bro, No. IS South street.
ROBERT HAWKE. No. So south street
And many o,h0rs.
Tho Remedy has never been known Ia fail Price per
package 81. Forwarded any pota in the United
States. Address 1T. LANE X CO..
NJ. l63 broadway. New York.
September 81.
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rl'nLiG NOIn.'Uia'

"'"I 1Lf"1 ~ 1867.
Ia" following Section nf An Ordinance 9.sn lne
oint. OF Superintendent ut STREETS provide "eep-
lug the Streets lauGs. Alleys anL open Courts in 10
Gy oi Charleston Clean. aud for other purposes" il
hereby published Tor the information o all concerned
For the due protection II the said contractor
TRACTORS /! further ordained That every owner lesaee
oeeuaut anl tenant OF any pramihaH fronting In any
siioci. lane alley. or open court shall every day
I5undsys cIcepttt> have tho dirt, filth. garbage. other
oifal placed in front Of his her lot in barre boz or
hcap and i'll readiness for tho contractor By the hour
seven o'clock a. NJ. roni the first day Of May to tho
nlnc O'Clock, A. Al, from the rst day of November
tho first day oi May following. And any person offend
ing hGrciu placing any dirt, hh, garbage other
oha III street lane alley, open COURT tho
hour. above named shall bo subject 10 Gne not less
than two thau five dollare for each and
oteucc, to be imposed by the Mayor.
gy order W. Ii. SMITH,
MAY l., CIe:k OF Council