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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-23

A, WISE L1EuTENANT,-On the Fourth of
July number of folks at Richmond got
up a little picnic, and during. the heat Of
was read, which a Federal Lieutenant, who
was present. tmistoek for a reasonable
harangue. He had the whole party arrest
ed !; but what was his astonishment when
he found that he had mistaken the Declare
tioft of Independence for a Reasonable speech
against his commander andthe Ramp Congressl
-Pittsburg RepubLc. l4u = - Hsar
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-23
HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION J
q - = - or THE MISSOIIRI - y

HEADQUARTERS MILITARY DIVISION }
ST. LouIs, P. NJ, July 19S
EDITOR REPUBLIcANADear7 Sir:1 The
Evening Dispatch announces the capture
by 1ndians of train near Fort Larned, on
Sunday last, by Indians who are said to
have Killed the males, embracing Bishop
Lowry and some priests, en- route to New
Mexico, andearried of the females. ID ma
l lett Fort Harker last Monday morning,
ae which time nothing of this sort was re-
ported. Gen. A. J. Smith is at Fort Hark-
ef, and would have reported such an event
by telegraph, had it occurred six days
ago.
Fort Harmed is about tifty-fiveC miles
southwest Of Fort =Harker, and has good
garrison, besides posts at lara and Plum
Creek between. The tri-weekly stage to
and from New Mexico passed regularly
during my stay of ten days at Fort Harker
prior to the date when this capture is re-
ported to have occurred, and many trains
loaded with private and Government
freight had passed out during the same time,
and all trains were inspected by an officer.
to see If they were properly equipped and
guarded; | lived with the commanding
officer, Colonel Hart, and did not hear him
refer to any trains going out with priests
and nuns. Nor is Lowry the name ef-thc
BishoP. Of santa Fe. Besides, this telegram
SoIiOo AIOtH NcW 1OTk, dilu Is QuOLcu ITOill
p fLeayenworth, paper and L have letters
and kilograms from Leavenworth up to to-
day, without mention of any such occur
renee. 80 'i rt-''-
The country has been shocked by so
many terrible accounts, fabricated for a
purpose-suchia as the Fort Buford affair,
the steamer Miner, and the killing of Gen.
Cnstar; all of which you know to have
been pure inventions, that, think jour
nafists should endeavor to ascertain the
truth Ihetore shocking the public with such
terrible announcements. -i.-
OF course, | cannot absolutely deny this
report; but it has no semblance OF truth
when tested by the facts l have stated.
Yours, eco w. Il. SHERMAN, s-i
ftL .a.l.i.ru4 Lieut.. General.
P.S.-The word Laramie is also used in
the dispatch; but Fort Laramie is 300 miles
to the north of any road leading to Santa
Fe; so that Larned must be the post meant
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-23
Hon. Geo. III. PendIeton's Appoint
ments.

LIMA. Allen county. Thursday. Aug. 18th. with
Frank ii. Hurd. ..T.I ...Igr ss..- $3.50
FINDLAY., Hancock county. Friday. Aug. 1sth,
with Frank Il. Hurd.
FREMONT. Sandnsky county, Saturday. Aug. 18th,
with Frank II. Hurd. ---I-T.--,r 3D..
TOLEDO. Lucas county Monday (evening). Aug.
18th. '-' ' i' EI' -
NAPOLEON, Henry county. W ednesday, Aug. 2Ist,
with Hon. L.. r. Critchfeld. - .-. =.
DEFIANCE, Defiance county. Thursday, Aug. 2ad.
with Hon. L.. R. Critchfeld. u l..T a..s
BUOY 5, Crawford county. Saturday, Aug. cath,
with Hon. l.. r. Critchdeld. -
HAMILTON, Butler county, Tuesday, Sept. Sd,
with Hurd and Critchfield. eU -Il
DAYTON, Montgomery county, Wednesday, Sept.
zth with Hurd and Critchfeld. - -
LON DON Madison county, Thursday, Sept.5th with
Hurd and Crtchfeld. a, -..-...-.. ,.. ..,
COLUMBUS, Franklin county. Saturday Cevening),
| Sept. 7th. - -+ .--- rf.
| ST- -CJAJRSVILLE, Belmont county, Tuesday,
Sept. 10th. with Judge Thurman.
| WOODSFIELD, Monroe county. Thursday, Sept.
'l9th, with Thurman and V Vallandigham. Tl
MARIETTA. Washington county. Saturday. Sept
l4th, with Judge Thurman h- - -.ri y.
| ATHENS, Athens county. Monday, Sept, 1sth, with
| A. Mayo. .-..---..+ a1rs- :. 10 s-4- .-----s
CuII JICOTHE Ross county, Tuesday, Sept, 18th,
with Frank H. Hurd and Van Trump. f.i
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-23
Gen. Durbin Wards Appoint
1mentS. '' o.

LOCUST GROVE, Adams county, Wednesday.
Sept. 4th, with Hon. G. .L.-Vaandigham.9 L.. 81 f.5
HILLSB0RO, Hishland county,s hursday, Sept.
5th, with Hon. c. l.. Vallandighdfn.
FAYETTEVILLE, Brown county. Friday, Sept.
9Th, with Hon. q. l.. Vallandigham. .Tsra4t
SPRINGFIELD, Clark. county, Tuesday, Sept.
18th, with Hon. Hugh j. Jewett.
DAYTON. Wednesday evening. Sept. 18th, with
Hon. Hugh j. Jewett -. f.gH4.-E.a-. Z. "a
EATON, Prehle county, Thursday, Sept. 18th, with
Hon. H. j. Jewett.
SPRING VALLEY. Greene county, Saturday,
Sept. 2lst, with Hon. H j. Jewett. -rr.- s..
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-07-23
Hon. l.. R. CritchfieId's Appoint

NAPOLEON, Henry county, Wednesday, Aug. 21st,
with Hon Geo. H. Peldleton
DEFIANCE. Defiance county. Thursday, Aug. 22d.
with Hon. Geo. II. PeldletOn. III. .-..
BUCYRUS, Crawford county, Saturday, Aug. Gath,
with Hon. Geo. FL. Pendleton. -..s.--
HAMILTON. Butler county, Tuesday, Sept. Sd,
with Pendleton and Hurd.
DAYTON, Montgomery coanty. Wednesday Sept
4th with Pendleton and Huri.
LONDON. Madison county. Friday, Sept. 9Th. with
Penileton aud Hurd. |"".. .-.H
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-04
WOODS MACHINES AGAIN
TRIUMPHANT.

Vt the great state field trial IF
mowers and reapers, under the ausu.-
ces of the Minnesota \ griculuraI 81
cletv. IN Rochester. last week. where
nearly all the leading machines were
in competition. Woods fgM.nr-nar
mower was awarded the first prize
W God sclt-raEer first prize as rearer.
u Gods ROW combined mandrake rea-
per first prize. Also in sweepstakes
class, self raker and moving attach
mont first prize, a. combined machine
for all work, making four first urize1.
all that they were entered for. award
ed 10 one manufacturer. and the Iar--
est one now In the world. having
manufactured about 1000 machines
this season. which have had wonder
lul success throughout this country
and Europe The mower was award
ed tie first pri-e graal goH a.elal III the
great Paris trial
Among the machines connecting
were the New Yorker. John 7. Man
ny, Kirby. Hubbard. Johns3u'S Self
Raker. Marsh Harvester. the Glow.
and many others.
- JOHN STRACHAN j. Gent
Ag't at Mineral Point for the NcCor-
mlcks. Woods < J. IL. Namv's.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-04

w3o dHl all thav could II break up
this Government bv arms. aud uow
wish IN be the nulr element consulted
a. % the ouiv met.lod of restoring r
der a. a triumph tor. - intelligent
''n@a, taey must Know that tie mere
ctlag-e It military commanders can
not alter the law. and that General
s Thomas VIII fs- - much iann1 bv Is
requirements az Gen Sheridan. Il
: cannot emh1sIen thrm u renewed on
position - tarwlli Of the Ioval masses.
believing that ther have the. Executive
~lta taeH- for they are perfectly e.
mllIar wltl the au-ecelauts 5f tie
President. ami has not distracted the
ia7thtH5 execution Of any act OF Com
zrt-Ss. N one. a. v0u are aware. has a
higher appreciation than myself oE tie
services of Gen. Thomas. and none
would be Jess inclined To assist him to
2 command not entirely suited 90 his
wishes Knowing him. as do. can
Ha- think he VIII hesitate for nc
aleat r. obey ms order. having In view
2 complete and speedy restoration Of
( tie Union, in the preservation Of
gvAsc.l he has rendered such important
and valuable service.
Zen. Hancock. known IL the
/ whole country, rs . gallant. able aud
patriotic soldier, WILL have no doubt
SUSTAIN his nigh reputation In any no
si-'yn 70 which lie mav D. assigned
HAS Won observed. tile department
winch ae Wl.l have Is "a complicated
one | feel confident shat. under th..
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-04

IHE johnson Journals at Washing
ton say that Pope and Howard are
T. be accapltated next. The Pres
dent las iu.imated an intention ofrut-
ting Colonel Gordon Granger at the
head Of the Freedmen,s Bureau.
Granger has been loaHnc round Wash
'a-ton ever since the Cleveland Con-
Teasion- doing the Presidents work.
General Grant has tried several times
70 have alm sent 10 hjs regiment. bat
IN each case the President has counter
uau&cl the order
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-04

\ Young son ola retired merchant
down the river. whose parents re
SIDE IN one Il those princeIy man
S,ons on the Iud~on, opposite the
Palisades took Il into his head the
other day ia make kite. Rumag-
ING aoout the houseiu search OF pa
per u make it,his ewes accidentally
fell upon number Of Seven-thir-
ties which bad been careie,sIv left IN
an unlocked desk. Twas but the
work d a few moments 70 lav them
on the kite sticks. And short time
thereafter seven-thirties took a sud
den rise, going over the Palisades.
Lactllly. they came down safely. and
have been converted.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1867-09-04
MCCORMICK ( WOODS REA-
PERS x MOWERS LEAD
THE WORLD :,

They have been Awarded the High
est Premiums ever offered IN America
France 4 England awarded tbe IN
ternational Prizes the only gold med
ais Awarded 70 ans Exhibitor Of Rca-
pers < Mowers X Patronized bv II.
/, II, The Emperor Of the French
H. VI. The Queen Of England
II. NJ. King of the Belgians
IL VI. Queen Of Spain
READ TIE FOLLOWING.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12
BUYING ARMS

The authorities of MARYLAND are buy.
ing large quantities Of arms and uniforms
for 'he militia nOw organizing in that
State, aud it is alleged by the Washing.
ton Chronicle than nineteen OIL Of every
twenty men composing this new military
organization are either returned soldiers
who were in the rebel army, or citizens
who sympaihiscd with the traitor cause.
The Chronicle asks the following quls-
tion on this subject;
"Whot is the object of military organ.
fzation? Does il mean peace or war? -
Had the declaration OF Governor Swann
that he declined the Senaorship for grave
State reasons anything to do with the
contemplated probability Of having to or.
gauize an army between the capitol and
The North to aid ia President Johnsou's
new Southern rebellion2 There must be
some powerful reason which would JUS
llfy SO heavy an expenditure at this
time"
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12
A CONuNDRuM.

When We see Conservative Union
mcn, (if lhsro be such. fratCrnizing and
alIiliating with rebels, and acting with,
and voting for the same men and mOa
surcs, is it evidence that they have Join.
ed the rebels, or, that the rebels have
turned to be Union men?
Will soma good friend explain and
answer the question: Don't dodge but
give US a plain, direct categorical
answer.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12
CnMrIITrEn AT LASrl

Tho Buffalo h1pmlam Of tho 9Th
inst, says, that Mr. TomInson has
avowed, that he "has been all the while
an out and ont Rrjiroal man and in
favor of 100000 subscription by his
county"
Wonder il ho will continue to COM.
plain of oppressive Radical taxation?-
Do the Conservatives intend 10 make the
Railroad PROJECT political hobby on
which TO ride into office? We shah
watch anl see,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12
vnunsoAY, sEprnnBEn ls, 1887.
BIOGRAPHICAL.

/
AS in duty bound we gave last week,
a brief sketch of the life and chqrac.er-
military and political of tho dsmocratic-
conservative candidate for tho House
of Delegates. It was, as we under
stand, thankfully received and duly ap.
precialod byIis friends as a Just tribute
to his namoand fame.
II /. orr pIo,.nr, az we'll "a npblie
du,y In rnrot.h similar skotch Of tbe
Iire and cbor,.,a. ,o,i,;,,r mi,f,,,y
anil Eo,gyy of II r Uoyorl Eso al
ilo, ot tina JL,e,a C,y,U Eovno1 and
conservative. J,,,,.,a,;, candidate for
Couo,v s,o.,;r,.,,o,, orr,oo sohol,
Ho !. wo .r,ros, ;na,h,.d - :. 70. i.
nomination Tbo F,so s,boo, sv.tom l.
one Of tho Drog,s,,iJ, Iib,roI ins,i,utiop,
of tbe State ioouc,ro,od h, cha Rs,nh.
licnn marty rs a ya7ico1 iroovotion on
the old inliront or manner sy.,cm Tho
subject Of an, slo,cb hoiro odi,or Of =
conservative ;ourooI aod.wi,b hi, n,r,r
opposed 10 all ptores,-apd e,neciolIy
radical prorress-whether in be ri,lt
or wrong direction peyer bad n. word
to say in his Journal, in favor of ohio
system" or by way of announcement to
its friends when thew were laborin
against strong ari.tocratic consorva.
iva influence. 10 in.,oduro and c.,,bli.b
the now poyuar Institution mill altar
We began to ajmonisb and nraocb 10 him
on tbo sub;act GA, f,st Isc,nro yos
unheCdcl. -,be ,ecopd sesmed 10 al
tract his attention and alto, tbo .b;rI
he became snIious, and showed symn.
toms ofconyie,foo; and in his iournol de.
claroI that he wns no, opnosod to "a
yise and jgaieiogs Ftao s,bool svstem -
| (NoL having The MINER before ia We
ouore from memn,y b,t ga think aeon
ra,ely Af,et,ba npx, ,e,,,ro which
(tbouob wa say il on,sovvs., was a
searching and instructive lesson, he do
clorod IN ,ho E,,,.no, ,h,, en- cav th0
co,.a.a.,,,. ., '"a'' - 'o' ~"
0y''', '"'''' parry Is oPPOSe' 10 r''V
,no~ rr; r'! p" 's,' ",'' NV ~,
~ sO"'.1''1''' q.
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o,,;.,mo.',,, ~ ,rs.,, w., IN. .,lo.
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ob;oc, mo, .o,r ,.,,nl,,ior ma o9iov.
m,r, ,,,. ,o,,cbsJ rr,o, 80 ir.t ~.
rore ,bon, 70 r.,cb tbo oIin,y hy ,bo
pn,imolv nae,inc and ,c,o,r, Of n. Ma
sor county J.oeo,o,;c.,o,,so,,,o,irooo n
vsr,ioo Th,, ,sso,n,ioo o. ro,o, 10 orr
o,,bi,i,,. hooa. r,,a. os r,l,ov,.
an,
and noro. JI ''u'1. ,"s 'nPC ~ t,oS
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

The vote Of Grcenbder eoonty on the
question Of subscribing $4,000 to the
railroad, resulted in more than three
fifIhs majority in favor of tho question,
The total vote was 243 for subscription.
snd onlJ 33 against leaving majority
$3.50 in favor of subscription, which
M, without conditions
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

A Washington correspondent reports
that an order has been issued removing
Dr. Liobcr from his position as custO'
diar Of the captured archieves of the
rebel War Department. This last out
rage indicates that an attempt IS to be
made either TO destroy some of the ex-
istiog evidence agains! the rebel friends
aDd allies Of Andrew Johnson or to con,
ce0I il from the investigating COMMITTEE
Of Congnss. Each day furnishes new
proofs Of the determination of a treach
crous Executive to WELD all the power
be can exercise 10 the interest Of the
foes of the Republic,
Valondingham's Maysville speech, re.
rerred to by a correspondent whose com.
municaion appeared upon the editorial
page of Yesterdays paper, was partially
reported in the Cincinnati Eaqairer.-
According to tho EaqGrer's report, his
refereuco to R. Z, Lee aod Stonowall
Jackson. was as follows:
II thank God my fathers were from
that grand old Commonwealth of Virgin.
ia Loud cheers, That birth-plac6 OF
Washington, Jefferson ard Madison, of
Robert h. Lee aud stonewall Jackson.
[Deafeniog cheers Aye, those are noble
names, and no loyal wretch she'll close
my mouth from speaking the praises of
these men, who however mistaken they
may have been, we're q thousand times
more honorable md true to the princi.
ciples Of human liberty, than thousands
who call them traitors. Their names
will live 10 history as noble representa-.
tive men OF the no,ion. They are nay
felIow citizens. and TO day they sock to
be with Us, mrmbors Of ope common re
public. Their fame will well the graud
aggregate OF that which composes and
lives in history, and will i've to the re-
1 "Ct,, ,' '"o o u ',b ,e.,' '''.''
all, G ta,, 70 ,, w., ''oo'9 Isa't o5'' WV
%'. ""T rcS '"sm ui','3'a' u ' ,,T, I0!"'
, NY, 0"''''' "1O '''' VI 1"'' W.
"' ,'rin,, .ib
., noyI' n'p"' WV" 'eot' aT' e""tl%p'
t'ps1' wv "o'o, NV. NF]'u III
ny s ouy Nv =, D''0''0'e' WI" any '''"s
"0 ",
lhe true intent and h'eAnlng Of this
is, OF course, that tina rebellion was right,
and thalils leaders, though overpowe,ad,
ara ,bc baroos of tba war .ol bo booo
rI,, 49, t, NJ "
" 'r' V0uu''y - '"s 'u'u's' nj. '''-
ci 's"HW' nor,9s S.O'e 4nu e0o'emp'
~, W.! a. W. w.; ~ ~ u.s., n.H'
Wv 'va ~ ~ '",' "nO mug e'-',1 5It,H
=" , tu.'' ~ ia 10 ' f wal u y, .,'y
81 az" n; " VIC o" % WI ~. ostu''u
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

Speaker COISax denies any knowledge
Of, or responsibility for, the origin OF
the circular, distributed extensively over
the country, giving sixteen reasons why
Gen, Grant ought not to be the Rcpubli.
oon candidate for President.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

The rebels 10 Maryland, since Mont
geometry Bhir's last visit to that State;
confidently assert thatit is the Presidents
intention to resist impeachment by force
1t is reported that Jerry Black is an ad
voCaio Of this course.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

The Presidents sweeping amnesty
proclamation, so long 10 preparation
was issued on Monday. Like oil the
Presidents proclomarions, it has n
stump speech 10 its belly.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

Nalhoniol We'll aud James Archer are
spoken Of for the Legislature from
Brooke county
Eli Riddle, Esq, 10 announced for
the Legislature from Richie county,
Marshall NJ. Dent, ditto, from Mon
Mongolia county,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

Several additional State officers Of
Texas have been removed for disloyaIty,
and better men put ia their places.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-09-12

L. B. MENAGER.
JOHN NJ. PHELPS,
G. W, CRAIG,
J. S. KING,
G. W. MOREDOCK,
G. T. BEALE,
G, p, T. MOORE,
S. C0MSToCk.
D. c. FORBES,
]. McCULLOCH, ST.,
A. CUSHING.
]. G. MINTURN,
PETER S. LEWIS.
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

CrokAiif 10 LRr-FoR FURNITURE. fiAN0s, BAG
- gage Dsy Goods &C, in fine dry lofts at the storage
warehouse S Hnas9n ree p Setwssu oaha % ana spring
nremises
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

COUNTRY RESIDENCE To LET-rOR THE SUMMER
" one year. situated WOODBRIDGE, N J. House
contains IL rooms rge sized good outb9idngs all in good
and New York day For further particulars
apply TO LEWlS G. POTTER, Lumber Yard. Woodbridge,
N
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

(yoRNwALI, ON THE nUDSON-FURNIeHED AND
~ unfurnished Houses let for The year. Ap
ply to adiress MEAD TAFT Cornwall. Orange county
New York
The New York herald., 1867-04-25

CoUNrRy RESIDENCE TO LET-A NILE AND A
" half Craneford the New Jersey Central Rail.
road, which il 6s minutes from New York large double
Dwelling House. In good order Of the best houses In the
township; stabpng for horses carriage house,
land may had II required. PossessD imcdin
Apply TO J. l.. BENEDICT, Craneiord.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21

In the meantime several Of the Mexican chiefs,
who had linked their fortunes with the empire,
were preparing to make q desperate struggle to
save themselves. MARQUEE and MRAMoN we're
most conspicuous in the new movement against
JuAREz. They were making forced loans, and
MARQUEE was most active in doing this in tho Cisy
of Mexico, Puebla and Very Cruz. Men were being
pressed into the service OF these chiefs in the most
rigorous manner, and sent, forward to check the
march Of tho Liberals towards the Capital. But
hardly any ono believes they would be successful.
With all the efforts they were making their means
and force wero small Thoir severe measures OF
impressment and forced loans would operate
against them us soon us tho Liberals approached.
The opinion was general that both MARQUEE and
MRAMoN would soon. have to f. from the country,
if not captured, to 7savo themselves And since
then we have had a telegraphic dispatch announc-
ing the capture of MRAMoN. So also has the cap
turo Of OnTEaA been announced; and there certain
" has been rumor of the capture also Of JuAnEz
It will be some time before we can hear the truth
as regards affairs in Mexico; and still longer be.
fore such truth will be creditable to the people o.
that country, or pleasant to their friends, neigh
bors and weu-wishers. 4o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-02-21
PUBLIC NOTICE.
7. OFFICER OF fvTT,v rrp,

FObA1C NOTICE.
~ OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY, J
DUBL1c NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN TzaT iss5 HN3r.,
me fonowtns Ordinance licenses have been prepared
ior oehVery rom th1s Ofhce- 8. THOMAS,
City Treasurnr
SEC l. Be Ordained BY tie Aayor and Aldermen ia
OF January licenses shall be taken out for all carts
and wagons used for private and domestic purposes In
ne sa1ne manner and according to the provisions
driven for hire except giving bonds And each sneh
cart dray or wagon, shan be provided with badge con
tanning the number thereof and marked Piva to he
placed on the outside of the shaft = ~ ~
SEo- 2 No person shall be taken by the Treasurer an
surety TO any bond under the Ordinance concernno T.
Less he or abe be freeholder. n 1-@- - ~
Sec. 8. The following sha1 hereafter be the rates f
for public and private CARTS drays wagons &C.
!nc0olng the hofses or mules used thereof which sha
be free from other taxation: ''--'- 'A1A 'A-'-
PURi1c QARTs, DRAYs ETC, THOSE EMPLOYED ~ A,v
gusnEss WHATEVER FOB HIRE DIRECT or npuEcr.
mule, so. ..se0- - - 80 80 ~ ~o1oo W
For every cart dray or wagon, drawn by two horpes or
For every haok and carriage with two wheels, $40.
For every hack and carriage with four wheels, S4O.
10 Fr every stage or omnibus except line omnbus)
For every stage or omnibus Except line omnibus),
For every truck drawn by two more horses mules
For every express wagon drawn or more horses
ror 1azsn aEs, GAars S Asp PRIVATE DaAzs ETC
For every cart drsy wagon used for nrivate or a.
mestc purposes, and not be employed In the trans
other commodity. for compensation either directy az
indirectly for the same shall pay for License the m Of
SS e1c5usive o. the horse or mule. II
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