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w ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, ,

" ihtOi
in this climate is = trying season. It's unsteady
temperature greatly aggravates dyspepsia, ana
acts very unfavorsbly upon that sensitive organ,
the liver. The alienation Of frosts and thaw
keeps the pores Of the body continually opening
and contracting and tho result Is condition OF tho
sy.tsm favorable to the action OF the atmospheric
virus which produces intermittent feVers. Hence
a protective medicine like HosTETTER'S sTo-
MACH BITTERS is especially needed in the win
ter months The effect OF this great coysTITu-
rIoyAL ISvIGoRAST in rendering even the Zee.
blest frame imperyious to all malarions influences
is grand fact demonstrated by the uniform eIpe-
rience OF qusrtsr Of century. As stomachic,
an anti bilious medicine, and preventive and
cure Of fever and ague, It is the oSH THING NEED
prL, which none who value the preservation OF
health can afford to do without.
THE SICK, WHEN AT DEATHS DOOR, &
regret hat they did not take the right dnttdote at
the right time. Thousands who are now suffering
from the early twinges OF liver complaint and dys.
pepsia will be prostra,s on sick-be month
hence II they do not arrest the mischief at once.
Nothing Is moro easy. A course OF the purest and
best vegetable tonic and alternative known in mo-
dern pharmacy-HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS-will restore the digestive organs to their
full vigor, and bring the disordered liver into a
condition OF perfect health, Is certainly as sun
shine dissipates the morning vapors. Fever and
ague, too, Ia ut once broken up by this powerful
antidote to all miasmaie diseases. Strengthen thu
system with the BITTERS. and You may defy all
the complaints which prevail at this inelement
season. Jao-eodz"
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srEC1AL NOTICES.
~ TO TEz0sE sUFFERINo WITH
1L.lvY on rHs BRAIS."

We beg Of them to have patience. The weather
will clear OF onsof these days asto teuabh
them 10 come out ana procure the necessafy reno.
dies for the cure u the shove eompistns We srs
keeping up full assortment, 30 as to supply their
wants and during the close Of navigation Are get
ting supplies by express. We have on hand full
width Blsaehed and Unblsached sheeting at SOC. !;
pillow case Cotton full forty two inches Wide ut
soc. Bleached Cottons at La. lsi. 70. and 2sc.
heavy yard.wids Unbleached sheesing at soc. ;
real Pfsnch Mefino 81 u, worth y. 50 hsndsoms
Striped and Plain Mohsirs at Soc, worth SOC. ;
ch,ldrens Bsmoral Skirts at d, worth u 50 pure
Linen Handkerchief at a. 50 per dozen, worth "
Linen Collars for ladies ct 7sc. per dozen also,
Embroidered Linen Collars at 81 per dozen, worth ~;
Bed Tick At zoe. Shifting Stripes ct 70c.; WINS
FLANNEL st Is, 90 and asc; White Flannel, ailw
fu,l yard wide, At eoc ), very superior article at
soc J., can't be beat at 81 in this city; canton fan
mel at Is, 20, and &c. Domestic Ginghams q 7sc'
Hemstitchsd Hsndksrchiefs at 50 and 7Sc., worth
7sc. and 81; Breakfast shawls. Hoods, sontags,
and Nubias at and below cost.
Allkinds Of FANCY DRESS GOODS without re-
gard to cost. Great inducements In biack Sio'h
sacques, Basques, and Circulars, Piano Table CO.
vers, Table Cloths, Napkins, Doylies' towels
Toweling, Dress Trimmings, Medallion Buttons,
Black and Colored Velvet Ribbons, BLACK ana
White Lace Wells. full assortment OF Under
Garments for men, women, and children; Hosiery
Of every description . great variety Of shswh,
Blankets, Cloths, Cassimsres, satinsts, Lace Col
lars, Infants Robes, Frock Waists, Embroidered
Sets Of Collars and CUTS, and Collars and Sleeves
and many other articles to be sold at low prices
Orders from The country promptly attended to.
LEVY BROTHERS,
Ia is 10 haih suoos'
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1870 p1.xrERs AND FaRxERs.-THE

nH- TO PLANTERS AND FARMERS.-THE
LODI MANUFACTURING COMPANY establish
ed since ls4o) having the exclusive control OF all
the nj ght soil Of New York city, offer for sale er
ciusipely for cash, a new article OF DOUBLE Re-
FINED POUDRETTE. warranted free from impu-
rity and rubbish, which they will sell for twenty .
Ave dollars per ton delivered on board ioi Sessei
In New York city. This article, which Is pulver-
lied as fine as -four, has no equal Tor corn COTTON
and tobacco and is equal to No. Peruvian suano
I'm the proportion OF two pounds for one OF guano'
and better than the best brands OF super Phos-
nh ates, pound for pound This is ust the thing Tor
those who will pay cash for good article at low
price, We have coarser article at twenty dollars
per ton Samples sent by mail (free) on receipt OF
three. cent stamp. Send for pamphlet, and be con-
WINGED. Address the Lodi Manufacturing Com
pany. es Courtlandt street, New York.
ROCKY NOUN, EDsEcoNBK COUNTY, N: C-}
November Is, 1855.
Mr.. James r. Deg: n
Sir-In reply to your iaqury Of the results OF our
experience in the use of ysur improved Poudrette,
purchased OF you for this years cotton crop we
wouid beg leave TO say that the present season mas
been one quite unfavorabls to the action OF all
fertilizers. Several kinds Of nldnures ners used
6y US, pith the exception Of your Poudrefte, toth
little or no effect to the crop. Where the Poudreae
,oas applied it gare us near q hGJo bale or more
yeT acre, and caused the cotton to open much
earlier: and we would therefore recommend the
same as a concentrated manure for the growth OF
cotton, as well as an improvement TO the soil.
Yours, very respectfully,
Ia ll-ew* HENRY p. STULTs 4 BROTHER.
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SUSPENDED OpERATroNs.-All the rolling
mills of Wheeling have suspended opera
tions. BY the suspension, over one thou
sand persons arc thrown out of employ
ment. The Register says: The suspen-
sion is caused partially by the closing OF
navigation on the rivers, and partially by
the decrease In the demand for nails. 1t
is estimated that there are at the present
time over fifty thousand kegs Of nails now
stored in wheeling warerooms awaiting
shipment. Monday, February Sd, Is the
day fixed upon for the resumption Of ousa-
ness.
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SUDDEN DEATH ON THE WASHINGTON
TRAIN.-On the s.45 A. NJ. train from this
city yesterday for Washington, q man,
whose name was not ascertained, was
taken very i'll, and died before the cars
reached the Relay House. DR.. A. w.
Dodge, of this city, happened to be on the
train, and rendered professional attention,
but without avail. The man, it was learn
ed, had been unwell for some time, and
was on his way, in charge Of friends, to his
home in NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Sun, 18th.
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Almost every decade in our country's
history ending with the figure seven has
marked the beginning Of financial crash
or severe depression, says the Boston Post.
Marion Harland's Sunnybank has
run TO $4,000 copies.
America has 10000 miles Of telegraph.
Europe $4,000 less.
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By Harrison, aoddin Appsrson, Auetionssrs
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estate Agents.

THREE BRICK TENEMENTS FOR
L SALE AT AUCTION ONE ON hook AVE-;
FgE s EEhk r Slb as 81 Skssroa srRiEr
TWEEN sECON D AND THIRD1Will be sold .,
auction, on the premises, on MONDAY The s;t o.
assn".s sSry skIcR fsssaEsr occupied - NJ
Jones at twenty dollars ger month, on the west
side Of Brook avenue, near 70 Leign sueet, al
Il has long been occupied ~ . store and dwellins,
and Il considered good location for bushes
. aitsr rvs rseh Mat Welt sItf BRIcR TSsE
MENTS, on the south side Of Preston bstv:sn ss.
cond and Third streets. occupied ~ sood tsnints
four rooms. and we'll smiled for small families.
TIRns One third cash; balance o. tnrss an ana
six months for negotiable notes. in's.SSss saSss,
Do paid q A6a ar o0DDIN & APPsRsoN,
a. a. AuctiOne1fs.
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By Harrison, doddin 4 Appsrson. Auetionssss
Bankers, Brokers, and Real 4stats Agents.
SALE OF 4oS 4,io
N asaRIco GogSTft AIogr f Tsx f nktS

TRUSTEES SALE OC DO Tdo
i ACRES OF VALUABLE TIMBBkkp tLATSp;
Fmu hst ROAD "a AND TIE fHREE: CHOPPED ROAD.
AZ t,ustees in q certain deed OF trust made oy b.
w. Green and Julia n: wife s..sd nh Sep,
TENDER, 1885, duly recorded In Henneo tcanv
Court. we shall, Ia execution thereof, ~ tne re-
nnsst OF the bsnefciaries In the said deed. pro.
coed TO sell ct public auction, on the pfemses on
THURSDAY TIE Nth February, 1857, q ~ o'ciock
M. II fair, III not, the nrst day Thereafter, tnst
valuable TRACT or LAND located ~ ABOVE, con
tsinins 1os l.lo ACRES, according to recent sur
vsy1 The said land Is heavily covered Win supe-
rior wood and timber and by reason thereof IL re-
garded Of peculiar value. .r -,
Tssns: Enoush in cash TO defriY sTpsnses OF
saIs and 10 pay on and discharge All Of tne notes
referred to In said deed which have IstuIee,
Amounting 10 S7,0Af 3lii on credit - TO ts,Iosst
nntii Tie LIST July, 1851 and as to any surplus
Which NAV arise from said sale on SUCH term, -
the said Green may prescribe and direct or On MS
failure 10 give any Directors then on sueh terms
90 the said trustees may announce o. the VIA Of
sale. 80 :. ~. III,
w. Alley, persons attending the sale viii please
meet the trustees at the residence OF said Ahsy,
and accompany them and the auctioneer 10 tne
spot on the premises selected fos the sale 70 come
of .....,.
chaser ROBERf 8. POLLARD, Trustsss.
jaN JOHN B. YOUNG.
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By James n Taylor 4 Son, Auctionssrs'
once opposite Spotswood Hotel.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF REAL
" ESTATE, In THR CITY OF RIChaS,HuI d.
tings for th city of Riohmond on the ash Dsesn.
in the suit q gfss an; ana al, Hbs 81
. i;s1 A. 81 O'clock r. N, upon the premises,
sell At public auction e the highest bidder the
ZEAL ESTATE in the bin and proceedings men;
tonsd consisting Of lot In The CITY OF kicnmSac
on Brook avenue and running back on he north
side iaa feet and on the south side i rses .,.d .,
.,I nonths. and one. third on . credit Of twelve
months, negotiable notes, with interest added ior
tho credit pay msnts will be required and the tts
Maid and conYeysnce Be directed BY the court.
= THOMls J. EVANS, Specisl Commissionsr.
Sale TO be conducted by JAAEs Il. TAYLOR SON.
Auctioneen.
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Aucztoll ~ yIu1I
b. HafSisoe, s1oSlfn: = Alysf.oa. Aesae3ssn'
DaakSrs. Dfshsss, ASl Dsst 1sases 1ssass.
1rrRY BEAurTFuL AnH coz.
.sgS5sI1s.gssEEs issfi'iSs$H9S4 .ss izsssss
iSI iss5tl SsfS1s III sHl sstE
viii be sold at sustioas on Tho p!enieesl o. Fux
DAY DAY S.ss.:Z fssssts sssS .loy:
sssn ..s 4 81 III @
and sdspsed SSr large fsDty o. sosra,1s hSsss,
Srs on 4e Snt o. street Door two large rooms. yell
iadapted for sore or omees; on the sseona hoor
there Are three soomsx besides Kitchen, ssryants
rooms, closets, and bsA on the third floor
there are four eh4mb srs, and on the fo.rth noor
three chambers. The parloss Are furnished With
handsems Italian marble n Anteis, ana me pre-
mises supplied With gas, ystss. vassr'elosss',
coal vaults, and Other cOnvenieneees
- The lot II subject % gr9enl rent q ~. Per
sunum, in gold, and tsxss. The ground rent nas
q ght yes1 and half TO run, % the snd Of which
dine the Lessor " 70 pay, o. vAiuasion' sos the
'TxsIs: Ont. third sssh balance st three. s,x.
nine. ana twelve months, for negotiable notes,
intersst addsd, secured BY trust deed. The taxes
for this year 70 be paid By Tie p!febasss;,
.liau ~ Auetionsers.
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The security offered to dspositors Is undoubtsd,
aud the institation should commend itself TO al
classes.
The attention Of all In city and country II called
10 this institution. Here they viii md security,
convenience, and proat. Sums a. small a. I'VE
dollars may be deposited, and Elk per cont. Int.
rest received on sans.
ONCE hours from "a. n. toSr. NJ; on Saturday
nom "a. n. to sP. n, and from top. n.
10 l3-d&swts
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
i MILL AND Pity ACRES OF LAND.-h
trustee in . deed from William Gilman shall, by
consent OF the parties, sell at public auction, on
the premises, on THURSDAY the Eth day OF FEB
ruary, 1897, the valuable MILL and FIFTY ACRES
OF LAND OF which the said William Gilman died
seized and possessed, lying in Hanover county,
eleven miles from Richmond, on the Stage road 70
Tappahannock.
Also, At the same time and place, will be sold me
said Gilman.
TRRHs Liberal, and made Known on the day Of
sale in l2-tds1 Z. C.. H0NCURB, Trustee.
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NIOTICE.-The following CHECKS,
IN received on deposit in the NATIONAL E4.
CHANGE BANK on tho 18th day OF January, hav.
Ing been accidentally destroyed or stolen all per-
sons are hereby warned against receiving tnen'
as payment Of same has been stopped:
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BY Harrison, Goddin i Appsrsou, Austionsers.I'
Bankers, Brokers, and Real Estats Agents.
T,RUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE
i RESIDENCE, ON THE NORTH SIDE sgo q lain

E kSsibEscs, on N T rE NORTH sfpE 81 HAiS
BETWEEN THIRD AND FOURTH STREETs,-
BY virtue Of deed Of trust from J. Z. kobsnsonI
dated 10th March, 1854, duly recorded In Richmond
Hastings Court, we shall, In execution Thereon.
proceed to sell at public auction, ON the prsmss,,
on THURSDAY the sAh January ysl, A. oe,ock
that valuable BRICK TENEMENT loe sisd a. above.
now in the occupancy Of said Robertson, fronting
alley II feet wide. The said tsnsmsnt has All me
modera improvements, and IL nrst. clsss enc, ana
admirably well-sAtsd for moderate. siIed Iamiy;
sale and to pay Cd three bonds OF notes, each for
Oil 500, with all intsreAt sccruing thereon and n
terms as the said Robertson shall OF such
as the trustees may announce At the Tine OF sale.
The taxes for this year TO be paid by the purchaser.
The title IL believed to be perfect, but the trustee"
will convey with the usual special warranty.
w GODDIN, rr,,...
i.n J. L. TATE. iIussc'
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CHEAP LIGHT, CHEAP LIGHT
COSLY fiPrY-PIyk CENTS PER GALLON.
Come 10 A. n. RoBlNs's drug store, Ne. sss Sc.
~, Sad pYRoI EUM OIL, gusrsntsed not TO explode,
iwiil take pleasure IN showing II TO any one, and
viii prove that Il will not explode.
go Second street between clsy and Leigh.
ia n-im
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1T17ITToa9 N7IIErH1s DAY.


By hnloon, 0D4On y - Ss0us Assss~sv
Bsn1sss BrosSss. and 11ll Etsas Agents.
TWO vALuzBL1 BRICK TENE:
1ea III ! =. EFT s2sI sssHf.SyijF;
TIE f SoR "a saL III At AdsffoY4&ilI s. ~
~ action. on the premisse, on HHfDA TIVE !stn
Pi sIEfsk X ,o sss: iSs sssss
:.'h three sSIs aa
I Iy Ioeafed for Wholesale commission houses.
Ssns Within two hundred srds Of ne ps =, ~
Ssnnf. shockse wxrehouss, g. Tnsy VIII DO so,c
subject 10 ground rent OF xsy sp. pe ,nn ~
and sTes oSs term 81 ys si. % ,1 Durshsss
+: & .sss ss s::si ~
srn 01 ssi tsisS nSsss .ad;a
secured BIZ trust deed. Tha taxes 70 % pH'S 4
the pufshai:ssEsn isoS. ooDDis s-Aff.ssos,.
TTIGH 5CONsTABLE'S SALE.-Whi
I'd be sold on FRIDAY, Jsnusy u, w. = =
o. eock a. n !, st the house on nstn nsseL ~ ~
tween Seventh and Eighth, known % 6ovhns ~
loon, he io .gwss RfG 9nWTdS e rh;
aE f%t ri. 3 fRoH, JCAST.IRON C0LUhnb,
NEW BLACKSMITHs BELLOWS. ft1'
7ANyILS, VICE. ,,,.,, ~. ..t9
Lot 10, .g %AsSs .pd sA ISpIWa ExLs,
IA Lat 81 sBSR.RooM SHELVING, &c. &C. !.
to satisfy distress warrant In my nAmasn iii.,
OF Charles Phillips and against = y. Me y "
Ia is-T \. "A. Nno0I -. ~ =.
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SHIPPING,
RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND PoTNSAcl
RAILROAD, SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE. Z
RICHMOND, January IL, 1867

IRVING WILLIAMS,
l. UNDERWATER AND GENERAL AGENT,
STRAND, GALVESTON, Texas, .-... .s.
COMMISSIONER OF DEEDS for Virginia and the
several States.
COLLECTIONS MADE on all accessible points and
remitances promptly returned.
REFERENCES ~ VIRGINIA..
Governor and Secretary of State, Richmond;
q. Bresee. Richmond
William II. Christian, Richmond
Luc len Peyton, Lynchburg
william L. Brent, Winchester. AF-d9swlm
NEW SUGAR.CURED II A NJ 8 /,
IN BREASTS, and SHOULDERS.
Choice GREEN and BLACK TEAS, - .-
MOUNTAIN BUCKwHEAT, free Of grit
Prime ROLL BUTTER.
GOLDEN SYRUP and M0LASSES,
BOLTED MEAL. .
FAMILY FLOUR, ~ ..."~
FINE OLD WHISTLES,
APPLE BRANDY, ~
I6NDoN PORTER, VINEGAR,
and other articles usually found in frstclass
family grocery. All goods delivered free.
sHUNDLEY TATUM,
fals-N o2s Broad street.
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COLT AND WHITE HANDS.-Use
- the COLL0POI0N, prepared only by
PURCELL, LADD q CO., Druggists, &C.,
jals-ts corner OF Main and Governor streets.
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sH UNION BANK OF RICHMOND,
SAVINGS INSTITUTION,
)FFICE AT THE NATIONAL EXCHANGE BANK

ON OPPOSITE.
I. DAVENPORT, JI., President.
JAMES MILLER, Cashier.
DIRECTORS. ...s-
&. A. Paine, L. D. CrsnshaW, ". h. ouarlss,
VIM. q. LYONS, Jr., r. z. Blanksn-
4. Bodsksr, B. b. Wsisiser, snip,
W. A. Spott, Noses Ellyson, J. B. Winston,
A. L. Elicit, Jas. W. Archer, 4. 4. Hutehin-
3. T. Taylor, ]. Rosenbaum, son,
W. 3. Binford, ]. w. Hall, W. A. Jenkins,
J. A. Bslvin, W. r. Gray, w. :. Tanner,
+. u. Dudley, Alfred Noses, J. u. howin.
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The question coming up on thesSenate
bill concerning interest on money with the
amendments thereto proposed, Mr.. KELLEY
addressed the House in very able speech
in support of the modification of the usury
law. He gave rapid history Of the law
from the scriptural age down to the pre-
sent time, and discussed it with reference
to its politico-economical effects upon the
country. he advocated the utmost free
dom in the transactions in money, the value
of which it was impossible for Government
to regulate; and this policy, he argued, was
best for agriculture as we'll as commerce.
The first agricultural country in the world
was Belgium, where there was no usury
law. The second, England, where there was
no usury law. He contended that the aboli-
ton Of the usury law would diminish the
rate of interest-that under the practice
now, those having monopoly of shaving
charged according to the risk they
incurred. The borrower had not only to
pay the rate indicated by the value Of mo-
ney, but, In addition, . premium for his
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1867-09-23
TAX LIST.
Special School Taxes.

STATE OF NEVADA. COUNTY OF sTo.
y rey, xs.-0fice OF District Attorney. Notice
or suits commenced. To the following named
Defendants sndto all owners and claimants OF
the real estate Andimprovements thereon, or I'm.
provements when separately assessed, hereinaf.
ter described, known or unknown. You are
hereby notified that suits have been com.
Township, by the State of Nevada, against each
ofthe Defendants hereinafter named and each OF
the following described tracts or parcels Of land,
with improvements thereon and improvements
when separately assessed, situate in American
City, Storey county, Nevada, and all owners Of,
or claimants to TO the same, known or unknown.
to recover the tax and delinquency assessed to
said defendants, and against said property. for
Special School Taxes for District No. -, Sto.
roy county, Nevada, between the 18th day Of May,
1867, and the 9th day Of July. 1867; and that a
summons has been duly issued In each case; and
you arc further n otlaed that unless You appear
and answer the complaint fled In said cause. on
or before the 24th day Of SEPTEMBER, 1867, at
the hour OIL o'clock a. H., judgment will be
taken against you and the real estate and I'm.
provoments hereinafter described, for the amount
aftax and delinquency specified, and costs Of
suit: t-a
Mount Blanc Mining Company-Al 10, Of land
bounded on the north by Steel and on the south
BY Kelly, s3c,
Victor Hugo Mining Company-A lot Of land
bounded on the south by white. on thu west by
Boyden, and on the north by the Globe Mining
Companys4lc.
Reed & Goa mill.slte. bounded north by
land ofIawson q qIllIg, and south by unknown
owner, west by toll road. e1 65
Joseph Nicola-Sevcn acres ofland, bounded
onlthe cast by Lyon county line. west BY old
Carson road. lying along American Ravins, "a IS.
John, Doe Jndson-ee Is. gTHa
Chris. Lillle-A lot ofland on the west side Of
A~arinan Flat toll rod hnunhhd nm tina nnrth
BY Forbs. and south by Lawson & Co., 81 81.
John Doe Beck-A lot Of land on the cast aide
ofAmsrican Flat toll rosd, bounded on the south
BY Gosse and on the north BY Burns. 4sc.
NV. W. BISHOP,
District Attorney, Storey Co., New.
p. NULCAHY,
Sheriff, Storey County, Nevada,
virginia. Aug. 81, lS67.-td
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rnWN ORDINANCES.
NO. "a.
An ordinance 60 Prevent and unish
Di.orderIy Ceuduct-Passed Aug
an m

An Ordinuuceto froVent INV"
n~;.orderly Couduct--Passed Aug
= sSas
~, ppusrrrs or THE
THE boAhD Un .No = ,oIIovs.
L Town ofGoid hiIiuo oiaaia ~ho sbaIl
SECTION l. ANY person OF pu a.. 80. or
wilfully and maiieionsiy ais'..o nsr,on
quiet OF any neiSnoornoou'o - *. Say ,i,ne.
or persons ei'her u MS. IN. Tovp fGold
within the ineopola.e 80. ar noises. or by
Hin, by loud or unusual n1rns o. br ,b,satsn.
,umul'uous or Offensive or ebailencinv 10
ing language, OF ,rasysins. sballbe deem.
hght, o. hsnrIns, Ear,y Conduct: and on couvic.
ed sn,.y % " 800 any Jus,Icaof the Peace In
hon ne 80 GoiS Hui. shall be fined In a sum
sAa ss..d,ps Ave hundred dollars, and II such
aos =. NC, Maid, shall be Imprisoned in the Town
InS = ~. ra,s Of one day for every two dollars
1asnS a..
oissSc > 1.-TWO or more persons assemble for
Ss.oss Of disturbing the peace and tran.
Sni,i,v ~ any neishborhood or place, or for the
qs.r. ,Sashting, or to commit any unlawful
puipo',hin iSe incorporate limits ofthe Town OF
Cola Nm. and do not dispense upon being com.
handed so TO do by the Marshal or any Police.
man. the person or persons so offending shall DO
leaned guilty Of Dlsorderly Conduct, and on
conviction thereof before any Justice Of the
peace as aforesaid, shall be fined in any sum not
exceeding Ave hundred dollars, and Imprisoned
.t the rate OF one day for every two dollars Of
saId fine II said hne DO not paid.
Src a. Ifauy person or persons shall resist.
obstruct, or oppose any peace officer within the
incorporate limits of the Town Of Gold Hill, or
other person or persons duly authorized, to ar.
rest. or 10 make any arrests, with or without
process, therefor, or in any manner Whatsoever
Interfere with the Marshal, or Policemen In the
performance Of any Of their duties ~ required
sither by the Ordinances Of the Town Of Gold
hin, or the orders or process from any Court:
Or n any person or persons when In the custody
NJ any peace officer, Marshalor Policeman. with.
In ,hsineorporate Town of Gold nm, shall "A.
anil, bsa,. threaten. or traduce such officer, or
sSsii hy Ioud and bois,erous language. or often
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nSss az rsmi,x az nsr.on. .nes p.rson oe mar.
uoou, III ha SssNsS .nTty Of Di,ordsr,v Con.
sous ns 10 nron conyiction thereof bsfore any
duet, anu upon ssaun. a.. ~
Jusneeoitne reaes na uneu.a
any sum no.iess .uau !, 49,. tvas IL
costs and notekeeeains I'VE aoiais
SEC. ANY person "no snaii aussnSrss -
gun; Pis'1,s sa nnNav ~ ~ anv aIn,".iSs NH.
loaded WIN sunPo"aer y Any stpios.se y
stance waase,ei,m - piHss IL
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