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CHERIFFs SALE.

OSamuel W. Sigler. vs. John n. Clark, and
Martha a. Clark. In Trumbnn Common Pleas.
By virtue Of an order Of sale, issued out of
ths Court Of Common Pleas of TrumbulI Co.,
in the above named case. and 10 me directed and
delivered. l shall expose 70 public sale, at the
south door Of the Court House N Warren, o.,
on
Saturday, the 3D., day Of August, 1867,
between the hours Of one and four O'Clock, p.
N. of said day. the following described premis-
ss. to-Hit: Situate in the county of Trum-
bull. and the State of Ohio. in the township of
Mesopotsmia. and being part of lot IL. and be-
gining at the north west corner of land con-
Teyed 10 William Ives. in said lot Il: thence
east on said Ives north line to the northeast
corner thereof. being the east lot line; thence
north on the lot line to the northeast corner Of
said lot; thence west on the north line of said
lot 70 the northwest corner of same; thence
south to the place Of beginning. and containing
one hundred and fifty acres tl5O ofland, be the
same more or less" Appraised at 81, per acre.
Terms Cash. S. NJ. LAIRD, Sheriff,
Sherifs Office, Warren, o., July 5. 1S67-5t
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AI.HoH ID. WEBB,
wHaTrLEsEY ADAMs.

Attorney and Counsellor st Law, Office in Mer
chants Block, \ oungstOEn, Mahoning Cos
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Written for the Toledo Blade.l ]

part. Their wuz spectacle bodies VI
cheerers at the pints agreed upon and
ez they he'd bin paid ibrally, the spon
tanoous entosiasm Wuz ez goodin quail
ty ez it wuz in quantity. Occasionally
q cheer wich he'd taken too much w
his wages in advance, wood yell fol
Jefferson Davis, but it wuzn't notist.-
II didn't mar the pleasant uniformity
NV the percedins, or strike anybody ez
bein singler- They tried terrible hard
to get a speech out Nv us, and the
President wuz Willin, but Randall, seen
that the Herald and Tfibooa he'd repor-
ters present, suppressed him, and got
him of to bed comparatively sober,
and very early.
Arrivin in Boston, wus surprized at
the length, and depth Nv the enthoo-
siasm Wich greeted US. Ez ef to show
ther grief at the death of Presidents,
we notist everywhere the portraits NV
our predecessor, Linkin, draped in
mornin, at wich the President dropt a
tear, sayin, "See how they murder US
wen we are everlastinly gone !" Ther
wuz a sort NV subdood enthusiasm,
AA10 Nv udlA-n1OuAuAn Btl4LASt OA A4al
say so, wich Wuz gratifyin.
w wuz received by Gov'nor Bullock,
whose speech wuz a noble triboot to
the President II welcome you," said
he ''to Massachusetts,. Many Presi-
dents heV visited Moo England, and
this visit, like theirn, excites deToshen
to the Yoonin and respect for them
Wicb. in ther official posisheu. rasDecl1
the government Nv the whole country
Our desire is to mapifest our regard for
those who, in ofishel capacity, respeck
the Nashnel Yoonion. 1 trust the
President will stay long enuf to enable
US to manifest our high regard for
there the Presidents face frightened
upl YOUR OFFICE 1.-THE President turn
ed frightfully red. wich Bullock, whose
principles wuz a rasslin, and he added)
AND TO 700 PERSONALLY.
Ez them last words ishood loWly and
despritly, the Presidents face lighted
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GALE OF REAL ESTATE BY

0nthe 24th day of July, 1857, between the
hours of three and four o'clock In the afternoon
on the premises in the township of Lordstown,
Real Estate, as the property Of Samuel Preston,
decd. to-wit: Situate in the county of Trum-
bull. and State of Ohio. and in the township OF
LordstoEn. bounded as follows: On the west
by the highway; on the north by lands owned
BY George Shively and Solomon Chryst; on the
east by lands owned by Peter ShiYely, and on
the south By the highway. the part of-which
sale is to be made, is thirty acres hom the east
side Of said premises
Terms-No payments to be deferred beyond
two years. and deferred payments 10 be on in
tereSt. and secured by mortgage on said prem
ises. ELIZABETH PRESTON, Adm <.
June Is. Is57-4t
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Sale of Real Estate.

~ OhOEh OF LIE L hO0AIE
lDCourt Of Trumbull County. Ohio, will ex-
pose to sale at public auction on the premises
ship, and numbered on the map Of village plat
of said village Is and q, bounded on the west by
lot No. z. on the north by lot "a; Main Street
on the south. and the River Road on the east.
Having small dwelling house and barn there
on. The eale will take place on Saturday, the
Sd day Of August next between the hours Of y
O'Clock. n. and O'Clock. D. m, Of 50 ID day.
Terms Of sale. one half cash. and the other
half in one year from day Of sale, secured by
note and mortgage on the premises.
DAVIS LOWRY, Admir-.
July 3. lS6T-4t of Andrew CLARK. decd.
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WRITERS ASD SFEAKERs.-The differ.
ence between the style of one who al
ways writes but never speaks, and one
always speaks butueyer writes, is very
great. The frat is more smooth and
polished, the second more concise and
forcible- One lacks power the other
beauty. Speaking. generally, the two
qualities of grace and strength can
only be acquired by practice both ia
writing and speaking. The two must
naturally correct each other and any
system Of education which neg.ects or
ignores either Of them is faulty.
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Great Bargain!
Farm for Sale.

THE UNDERSIGNED WILL
4 sell at a great sacrifice, his farm Of so
acres-well improved, and well fenced in every
part. There is a good new two story frame
house on the place, containing seven large
rooms, pantry and i've closets. Also q good
barn 80 By 40 #. with shed, IS by 25 #. joining
Plums. Pears and Cherries u Of an acre Of
Strawberries in good bearing; IS Concord Grape
vines, and q good assortment Of Currants.
Raspberries, and Gooseberries.
Terms easy. For further particulars call at
my residence. one mile west of Turnpike, on
the center road, ED. A. PRENTICE.
Champion, o. June 5, 1S67-2m
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Valuable Real Estate for Sale.
THE SUBSCRIBER offers for

\ sale the well known and substantial business
stand, on the corner of Canal and Broad Streets
IN the village of Newton Falls, now occupied
BY j. & W, herbert as 5 dwelling. Dry Goods
store. and for storage. The buildings consists of
a brick dwelling house and store room, and a
large 6nd convenient warehouse. An indispu-
table title can be made. For terms, which VIII
be liberal, enquire of J. x W. Herbert on the
premises. or John f. Beaver or William Green,
Of said village, OF to the subscriber at Rowland,
TrumbuIl Co., o. a. N ALLEN,
June Y. 1S57-3m*
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The aQ9. q, GhtunifIe.
For the Chronicle.
POETRY.

Oil wake again that sadening strain
And bring back happy hours.
And let me be child again.
And play mid ohildhoods flowers.
OH sing again thatlong. last tune,
1t hath Ger me power.
To call back friends that once loved,
And make the past. the present hour.
It tells me of the happy dead,
The spirit land above.
And DER my weary heart doth shed,
The holiest hight Of love.
It brings back happy scenes ofyouth,
Scenes joyous. bright and glad.
And wakens al their love. and truth.
That song, to me emost sHeetly sad.
LILLY.
West Warren. July 1st. 1867.
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NOTICE.

IN Notice is hereby given of the intention
of the Town Council Of the town of Warren to
contract Sewers in Dist. No. as follows
LIST. A Branch Sewer on Market Street. COM
meneing st the Main Sewer at the junction OF
Market and Vine Streets. TO extend on said
Market Street East 70 Elm Street.
I'd. A Branch Sewer on Liberty Street, COM
mencing at the Main Sewer South of Market
Street, and extending South on said Liberty
Street to South Street.
Ali persons having objections to or claimin
damages BY reason Of construction of saeh Sew
ers, are hereby required to file their claim with
Clerk oftoWn within six weeks from publication
of. this notice. or be forever barrel from filing
any claims orrecoyering any damages the refor.
By order of the Council.
July 1sE Git II. II. ToESsEYD Recorder.
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If small shavings of camphor are
thrown on the surface Of perfectly
clern water, in a large basin, the pieces
Immediately begin to move rapidly,
some around on their centres, others
from place to place. The cause of these
motions is unknown.
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A wonderful shawl now in Calcutta
will be among the sights at the Great
Exhibition in Paris this year. 1t l.
worked in ATabesques of unheard-ol
hneness, on red ground, and was ten
years in the workman's frame. It was
originally ordered for the Queen Dude.
not long before the Sepoy revolt.
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Dealers in Staple and Fancy Dry Goods-Car-
pets, Mattings and Floor Oil Cloths. Window
Shades and fxtLres-Tea, Coffee, Spices, &C.
~ They keep constantly on hand, q large and
full assortment Of goods In their line, Of good
quality and fashionable STYLES, and offer them
lor sale at the ios5est prices IN the market.
JAMS 1867.
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-,. - Dealers in Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods.
Crock cry. Boots. Shoes and Leather, Carpet
a@Es4 ing. Paper Hangings. Window Shades. Ready
Made Slothlng 4e,, aIEz5s cheap for ready
f-s pay At the \ ew York Store. Market Street.
go 49, Warren. Ohio.
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REED AADAMS

Manufacturers and Wholesale Dealers in Rea-
dy Made Clothing, Hats Caps and Gents Fur
3 nishinE Goods Main Street. WaIren.0.
Janl7 s66
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FORRISr & HYDE

& - Attorneys at Law Office over Parks Patehis
Hardware Store. Warren. Ohio, authorized
and prepared TO attend TO all cases under the
late Bankrupt Law in the Unitod States
f Courts March Is. lSos-
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NEW BOOKS.

nj NEW BOOkS,
New Books:
Whittieris Tent in the Beach,
Kal0Olah. by Mayo.
Picture of 81. John, By Bayard Taylor,
The claFerings. by Anthony Trollope
Gardening for Profit. by p. Henderson,
The Sanctuary. By George Ward Nichols
Colorado, by Bayard Taylor,
Out Of Town, by Barry Gray,
Romance Of the Green Seal,
The Dead Letter,
at VIVA W.F. PoRTER'S.
March 20. Is67-ti
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HOME TESTIMONY

Mr.. H. B. KISGsLEY-Desr Sir: We feel 1t a
duty we owe to the public, TO state that Mar
shall's Catholicon Is medicine Invaluable for
complaints classed under the head of Female
Diseases We have used your Graefenberg
Medicine. and have been greatly benefited
thereby, so much 50. that were the price double
We would nave them 10 me tnousands OF our
recommend the CatholioOn as a sure pauaeea-
1t gives strength 10 the system. and enables
each Of the organs OF the body to perform their
annrnnriatn fIInnfinrs
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: {. " pnnTEo = -

Dealer in School and Miscellaneous Books, Sta
tiOnery, Wall Papers, Periodicals., Pamphlet
and Magazines, ut the New York Book Store
Main Street. Warren. Ohio
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Farm for Sale in Vernon.

CONTAINS TWO HUNDRED
AIand TWENTY t220l acres ofland. lying one
mile cast. and onc-half mile south Of the Centre
Of Vernon. Well adapted to dairy purposes
and for raising grain. 1t is we'll Eatered, and
has three frst-rate orchards.
Vernon. July 3. 1ss7.4TS
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WESTERN RESERVE
Carriage F actory

oAsNE<THE PROPRIETOR
Il desires to say to the public.
S--thett there can be seen at his Re-
pository, on Liberty Street. a few rods south of
the v estern Reserve Bank the largest assort-
Carriages and Buggies,
That he has ever exhibited and offered for salA
in this market. His stock consists of FAMILY
CARRIAGES and SLIDE SEATS, of various
patterns. One-hOrse Buggies of nearly every
description, all of which are of the latest and
most approved Eastern styles, which for qnali-
ty Of material. substantial workmanship and
elegance Of finish. cannot be surpassed By any
other establishment IN the State. Having in
successful operation 8 STEAM ENGINE with
all the necessary machinery for manufacturing
Ms Spokes. Hubs, Eelloes, and everything that
can be done advan tcgeously by machinery.
Being practical mechanic himself, superin-
tending ana overseeing all the various branch
es, he IS prepared 20 furnish vehicle in first
rate style, for less money than any other manu-
facturer in the west
HACKS, PEDLER'S WAGONS, COACHES &
BAROUCHES,
If not on hand, viii be made to order. on short
Repairing. Trimming and Painting done
with nestness and dispatch.
= S1-All work done at ny manufaetory Earran-
In addition to the above, an prepared to
furnish earff7ge-ldakers and others with the
Bows, Shafts Poles, Seat-arms, Hubs, &c., at as
low prices as atRny other establishment.
Cartage-Tnakers desiring to furnish their
own timber can get their Spofes and Hubs
tur neoon 50 crt notice. and ct fair prices.
oeTt 1862 Z. X. WISELL.
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R.H. RARNuM 90.
McComRS. SuTTHs ADAMs

Wholesale and Retail dealers In American AMI
Foreign Hardware, Iron, Nails. Glass, &c.-
Van Gorier's Block. Market St. Warren o
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New Provision Store,

.,-. TINE SUBSCRIBER WISHES
- to inform the citizens Of Warren. that b 9
haf Just op ened Provision Store which Is full
y supplied in that line together VITA all sorts of
FRESH N E ATS Of the best quality. Maiu
Street, North Of the pnbic Square. In the build
ing formers occupied by A. GreatCr.
FREDERICK CARRIER
May %. ls67-Sn
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A LfXAHDER Kid Gloves, the
III genuine article. for gale by
PECK BROTHERS..
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mRiNGs = nroRGaN.

Wholesale and Retail Dealers In Foreign and
American Dry Goods. Groceries, CrOckery, &c.
Corner Of Main and Market Streets. Warren.
Ohio,
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.TORSE RAKES

CTAMPED NOTE PAPER +!
~ We have just received a supply of this
fashionable paper, stamped with colors and
different sizes. and VIC would be happy to show
il to our customers.
June 26. IS67-st 0-' : In
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3. 4. PECK. z. PEcI
PECK & RROTHER.

es- WhoIesaie and Retail Dealers IN Foreign and
Domestic Dry Goods ST and Straw Bonnets
Trimmings, Varieties, &c., at the sign Of the
:. .H0FTsa llyB Goods Store" Phoenix Block.
Y Xarrau- Chie
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" PACEAB
v. y. RoRIER.

q Dealers in Hardware. Iron. Nails. Lumber
Sash. Blinds. Doors. &C.. Youngstown. Ohio
-9e Feb. %. lS57-u
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ALBERT WATSON.

-s. Attorney at Law. oHice on east side Of public
ssauars, Warren Ohio, in building recently oc-
cupie1 BY T. 5. Deputy Collector.
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T EurcH1Ss. c. z. GLIpDEE
HUTCHINs & GLIDDEN.
meI.Am & WARD,

Attorneys at Law, Office over Smith 4 MeGomns
Store corner of Main and Market Streets,
= warren. ohio. april q, lS67-tf.
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Physicians and Surgeons office oyer MeCoH-
nelis Boot & ShoeSt eastside Main Street.
. Warren, Ohio.
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Attorney at Law. Notary Public, conveyaneer
of Real Estate. ond General Collection Agent.
06ice al orangeviile. Trunhuil CO. q. laplIfy
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p nrAn GIRRnNS.

seurzeon Dentists Once over .McLain Sons
Banking Office, where they are prepared a.
all times to omanufacture and insert teeth on
rr ~al the various bases new IN use. =.
q. fPa-tcular attentention paid to diseased teeth
Nay At.
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-s AZ. sIRoz1RD. 3. RSsIex.
BIRCRARD a ENSIGN,

Attorneys at Law, Office on Main Street, South
81 Gaskin Hosue, Warren, Ohio.
=,s--. q = Jan SO lS67-lyr
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n. S. CLARK.

Physicians and Surgeons; Office on High Street
mon Jan a 90 1yr-
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WM spEAR

- sa Attorney at Law has returned to Warren and
.rs resumed practice, Office in his former rooms,
over Iddings i Morgan Store on Market St.
July z5. 1S66-ly.
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Manufacturers Of Leather. Main Street, War
rem. 8. Nov. Il 1856.
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s8AUL8UN q v WAA1-1.H-AaANs
V1ere s,1ove Furniture, Stove Pipe, &c. No.
s. Market street. Warren, o.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
VENTILATION OF PUBLIC BUILDINGS.

The Board of Brokers in this city appears TO he
the only public body which has moved In this matter OF
the ventilation of public buildings. An apparatus Is IN
use In Their building for venatng ana cooling the room
in which the Gold Board hold thcr daily meetings. THIS
room is55 feet square aud feet in height and during
the hours Of business the entire " air IN the room
changed every six minutes. A fan blower, worked by
small steam engine Is placed OF the upper rooms
which draws its supply from the external air near tho
top Of the building, where the atmosphere pures aud
forces continuous current into the room below. During
very hot weather this nnoWing air Is forced through
chambers packed with ice reducing Its temperature 10
degree consistent with comfort When the external
atmosphere is at a comfortable temperature no ice il
used IN Winter heaters substituted for the cecham
beIs and thus at all seasons of the year fresh pure
atmosphere Of equac and healthfu temperature
tned I'm the AS the pressure OF the air is always
from within the room, outward there s no possibility OF
dangerous hot cold dfaughts from sccurcd doors or
windows and the temperature in every part OF the room
is equal aud uniform. The apparatus was constructed
under patent granted 20 Mr. j. r. Barry Of Philadelphia
the particular claim OF which a. great economy opera
ton, gained by utilizing the OF cold or
heat to be obtained from the e fuel used. modin
cation OF the apparatus adapted 10 the ventang
warming or cooling OF railroad cars time ago
tried on several Of the railroads leading out Of Phla
dcpid and as We learn from the Journals Of that city
with entire success and great satisfaction tO The pass
cngcrs.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
THE PATERSON AIMs-HOUsE-JUDGE BEDELs
CHARGE.

At the opening of the Bergen County Court at
Hackesack, " j.. yesterday, Judge Bcdei charged the
Grand Juy reference 10 tie Paterson Aims House. lie
was surprised that IL should be placed Ia Bergen County
while IL belonged 10 Pasc IN reference 90 the charges
made, u haf were true. there should De indictments
3.N indictments iOf every act OF cruelty pcrpeif1ied
under such circumstance NgieF the Aims iousc Keep
cr. present ia the cOurfUDm and remained al Hack
eusack aii day circulating with me multitude To-day
suhpsnss be- issued. md illnesses - De
m0acd by the Grand Jury. Excitement iuus high, ana
.er is drsrOus Of has Tie PfesOH GHUn editors
indicted for circulating the charges against him IA Bergen
County bat there qucsiiol raised regarding hi,
bsty admission IN the Grand JuyTOOn, and the matter
was put OF niuil 70 day.
Isaac Sigicr was last night allowed 10 testify
in his bbhI before Tho Committee OF Investigation
upon Aui,-iiDus- affairs. I. testimony Clicicd nothing
new lie admitted Gaming kryh"w, aud beating him once,
bat doued bfJtng Mrs. Lehe Mrs BiOphy, aud others.
lie admitted locking up Mr.. Keneary and others. and
produced strap with strands ~ his means pan.
i.hnpnt is SAID hc had been dared by Mrs kencairy 10
Stop her month and nc did stop her mouth lie declared
that he hat used the same groceries IN hs own family
tIdt 10 gave tbe,paupeis.
The ChairuaH OF the Ams-iIouse Committee abruptly
closed tho Investigation this evening after SIgers cyi
scnGe "a. refusing to allow febuttpg testimony and
deciding 90 permit no summing mp OF the case Tho
result VAL be division Oi the committee, aud two reports.
i5 not likely sief viii RESUME his place a. keeper; lac
WI, Jii'r favorable report from The npuil 81 the
cUIuniitlce, irslGn, II j. supposed.
New-York tribune., 1867-08-28
CATTLE.DRIvING IN THE STREETS.
The Superintendent Of Police has promulgated
the tcowng oraer 10 te CANAAN. Of rolIae IN ls cy


The Metropolitan Board of Health having JOY H. 1867
TIE revision Of the Code Gf Sanitary Ordinances"
polu Hetta DstrlG and thereby modified ~ read.
Oas That and after the lh diy Of nethcr
e sngheng le driving Of o.te @ be permitted conducted
anr pace the CITY Of New ork south u
tie sughens U cattle be conducted the ui
York north %! sad street, any place To- the city
Bo0.!yn, whohi special written Ieno i0r this Board" ani
portion of The @ section - said Code reading follows The
cattle shall be hcl o ncaio Ill animals except birds fowl sni 6h
ofwllch ptri oi Tho body IA used food
Therefore made inla vtn to i,e bulls
sirrp anl through Of The
the Cy NcNiOrs suhwal oi oiorysrcond either
dt night II - kease iaae uulAnia slaughter Of the mi
place IN the Cay Of New YORK south o.
circumstances Whatever In such
psh Hhlr ferry landing in the CV Of Ncwlo orb south
81 Foiysecoris; IL " mBie tutv brcyent the
being lanl~d be driven through the within
you prcIct, the contrary TtQHite them
To he tskru the 10 which they
~ the portion - the Cy ~ Nesiok north
Four.econ and n the ty o Br0okyb where the sussug Of
cattle apur be done such saurhcrng take place ue
tie special written permission the Boag sslh shall have been
therefor Ne oRer m The Board of Health 81 tbe
police authorized gaut permits 10 violate Of the reqe
ounuces iOu WILL therefore That each "l these
srvea clauses y enforced within 'ogr precinct a1t hsi 20
voiot permitted arrest aud pshmrnf The streets AID
north f crpH n the O. of N"slnIk indicated in
General Onief 500 toe through which cattle sheep pss
pursuant chapter 20 Of h. laws e 1891
vii reasn tie route That portion of the city ad during The same
lruls therein stated.