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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-01
BY TELEGRAPH.
--latest to Noon To-day.
NEW YORM.
Gold and Cotton Reports.

Special to the PUBLIC LEDGER.l
NEw York, October ], II m.-Gold
opened at l43ss, declined to l43f at IL
am, aud is still l43i. Cotton market
quiet but prices steady uplands 22c.
Exchange 1901.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-01

e1- A Democratic speaker remarked
at Cleveland, Ohio, the other day, re-
ferring to the political changes in Cali.
fornia, Maine. aud elsewhere, that it was
not because the politicians we're al work
it was the sober second thought Of the
people, aud they we're coming up intel
Iigently in their might to vote against
the proposition that the negro was the
equal Of the white man, and to say that
the poor man should not pay the debt Of
the rich bondholder.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-01

I6-An uniimely benediction cut of an
extended display Of elOquenoe at Ante
tan, he other day. Dr.. SnOdgrAss writes
that the loyal Governors present at the
dedication, especially Governors Fenton
and Geary. we're to make addresses, bat
Goyernor Swami. At the diotsiiOn Of the
President. called for The benedietion j0st
in time to shut them Of,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-01

R@. The following are among the more
prominent ConEsderstes excluded from
Executive cIemency by the recent ann
nesty proclamation; Jefferson Davis,
Alexander Il. Stephens, Robert Toombs,
r. Dr. T, Hunter, J. P. Benjaman, James
l.. Sedden, John c. Breckenridge, S. r.
Mallory. Thomas Bragg, of North Caro-
lima, John slidell, James NJ Mason, L,
Q. c. Lamar, Jacob Thompson, c. c.
Clay, Beverly Tucker, y. F. Maury, and
Generals Lee,e johnson, Reauregard,
Cooper, Bragg, Longstrest, Hsrdee,
Hood. Pemberton, Kirby Smith, Holmes,
Magruder, Pickett, Earle, Price, McLsws,
Cobb, Lowell. Huger, G. W. Smith, Hind
man, Dick Taylor, Hampton, Forrest
Cheatham, Buckner, and Malone.
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LAwLER.-This morning, at "a o'clock. J.
II. Lawer.
The friends ana acquaintance and members
of the 9TH Tennessee cavalry and l54h Tennes-
see regiment, are respectfully invited to after d
his funeral. from tho residence of Col. Thorn
ton. on J,fferson street textendedl. THIS
EVENING M A o'clock +,
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-10-01

ees- The oldest wooden house in the
United States is the Minot House"
Dorchester, Massachusetts. TWAS built
in 1868, and rents to day for $50 a year
1t was the headquarters of General
Washington for a season during the
Revolution, and was once defended by
Mrs. Minot alone, when attacked by
Indians.
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R8- The Roohes,or IN. H. Courier
says that young man by the name Of
Walter 7, Spencer came from Boston
one day last week, aud made visit to
Pennington aud Rochester, and paid up
an indebtedness of his fathers of seven
teen years standing, amounting to
several hundred dollars. Such instances
are so rare that this deserves honorable
mention.
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AMvsEMENry.
NEW MEMPHIS TY.EATER.

Lessee and Manager, G. THOMPSON.
stage Manager '.....'.'......SH IRLEY IL. FRANCE.
er,'''"''''''''.'".....-...C ID. STElNKuHL
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WARRINGTON.

The Forthcoming Trial of Edr. Da-
vis-Who will Preside and who
Prosecute-rMr. Johnson's Final
Stand Against Congress = He
will Resist the Right of suspen-
sion During the Trial IL I'm
peaehed,
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Notice to Tax-Payers.
FRESCOTNG.

9 TOsI. Tue WELL KNOWN ARTIST
-. In Frescoing and Oil Decoration, has zone
.ome OF me hnest Eo5k or ne a2of soh
corner Mad son and Second Z reefs, Odd fcl-
lows Lodge, Greenlaw Opera House, and other
public and private build ngs in be city,. Orders
through the Postofice 20 that address, prompt
" attended %. -
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NEW YORK.

Sheridan in NewsYork and Brook
EXPERIMENTATION for his Military
Services, but Disapproval of
his Course In Louisiana Ex-
pressed.
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RsgistrStiOn in the South.
The following is the registration in the
South, up to September oath;
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ATTRACTIVE BILL!
MISS BELLE BOYD,
Summarized nv tbo o,t;.o f,,,.

Tuesday Evening, Oct. /, 1867,
VIII be presented the beautiful play, entitled
THE SERF; Countess. Miss BELLE BOYD,
Characters by the Company.
SCALE OF PRICEs.-Dress Circle and Par
quette, 81 90; Orchestra Chairs, 81 so; Family
Circle, SO cents Third Tier and Colored Gal
lery. % cents ColOred Boxes. so csnis.
RS- Doors open at O'clock the curtain will
rise AZ precisely
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Sail ni@t b%ewfrfen.
Sieluebr tperben fie In tetta 8erbdltni1e

'VltN Oull HlWl DeWITIe II.
Sielmebr tperbert fe In rem @erbaltnile
gu @runre 9eben, ME bic 6tnansen BET
9roben Turiten in l1norbnun9 .%9eratben.
Sn Tranfret9 miro man, penn aQc Mfit
tel @elp gu befornmen erl9Bpft finp, 9e<
n5tbtst lein, Mbteien unb &lSiter ;u ,dtu<
l~ariilren ; bies 8eilpiel miro Nadfolser
fnpen uno bic Men9e BON Cucallatis
miro auf cine iebr 9erin9e Nn3abl ein9ez
i9rdnft weroen. Sn Seltrei9 miro man
encli9 pur9 pie5 @elrbeclrfnie ouf BET,
@eranfen 9eratben, feline 3ufudt sur
lei@ten Gruberun9 9eiltliden 0ebietes gu
nebmcr, pamit man bic auBerprpentli9en
Nuasatsn beltreiten f1nne. Den bciz
ltaen Safer wtrb man aud
1afulort1 tren unb tbm cine
9robe pen1ton aus1eben. Nter
mie miro es metter 9eben?
Granfretd, Spanien, polen, 'furj ale
fatbpli19e Md1te weroen feinenS tattbal>
ter Selu @briltt mebr anerfennen ppQen>
Der in @elpl a9en DON ir9enb elmer Ma@t
abbdn9t; jepe mirp etnen patriarden I'M
ei9enen 2ance ernenne1t, man pirpNatioz
t1alz@ oncilien sulammenrufen ; na@ unb
na@ miro fi@ jepes Don Der .@tnen Sir
DIE" trennett unb am Gnbe miro jebes&S<
ni9rei9 feline ei9ene @eli9{rn boben, wie
feline ei9ene @pra9e.
Da i9 feline Germin fit bic GrflQun9
bieler prppbeseiun9 befinme, 10 fann
mir Ntemanp @orwurfe oariber ma9en !;
inpe0en 1T e6 iebr wabrl9etnltd, tab e6
nit Der 3eit eintrefen peroe, pte f@ es
ntepersel9rieben."
Triepri9 aeiat un6 bier na@oem mir
Jpn berett5 al6 &e9enten, 6elpberrn,Dt9
ter unp pbiloi opbm fennen al6propbeten,
unb wie Die 11eue1 te Belt lebrt, al6 etnen
Der umobren." Die in Ypritebenrem 3et@
len auseelpro@enen Mnitdten, bic Grtep
rid eft bel9eipener @etie cine uTrdu<
meret" nadber aber ielbft bin9eri0en BON
Der @rpeartiefett Der erBfneten prp{pefz
tiYe> teim ri9tiseren Namen elmer ~prcz
pbe3eiun9" 9erannt, ra69en 1:lbit Dem
e%benbartisen @eife@o ltatre's ausu pbon<
tatii9 Yor9efommen ietn> ba Ter @e9enz
1tanb int >petteren Werlauf bes Brtefme9<
iel8 smilden btelen beiren beQifen@ eiiern
tbrer 3eit nidt mebr berabrt wtro.
pbantatil9 mDsen ibm iol@e Sheen gu
elmer 3eit er19ienen ieiu> no allies @taaz
tenleben in Sta9nattpn periunfen mar,
unc ma ouf ctnem Gulminatipn5punft
Ter Gultur gu iteben wabntc. @laubte
man bod ). 9. bas beili9e peutl3e &ei&
babe iid pur6 fait tauiencldbri9en 8ez
itano Elm Mnre9t auf llnlterblidteit in
Der ber9etra&ten Gorm ertpurten ; unc
erl i bic weltli@e 5erri6aft pe6 papie5!
Man miibte Elm &eBer ietn unp renSeberz
bid babcn, wie Jpn ber Weiie BON Sau5<
louci befunbete, UNI bieie5 Noli me tam
gere npr 70 sielen Snbrbunoerten fir UNI
ter9an9Sfdbi9 st balten.
Danny BON Der 9Dbl
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Cine Yropbe;eiun9 Triebrib'6 bee
6rpfen binfbtlib Der Aapft=
fra9e.

Sn einem 8riefe Grieerid's ee6 @ro>
ben an @oltaire CO. Ma&9ela6ene@ @rii<
ten &Bnis Grietrid's H., 8riefe an SOL
taire, go. 1852 Der Sammlun9) fincen
mir fol9ence 9ewib penfmirci9e propbez
seiuna, bic i6 in unieren Gasen peni9z
items tbeilweiie 81 Yerpirfli9en onfln9t.
IS bei6t BARN:
.Sie befpmmen ia Spn mir cine
Trdumerci> bic Sbnen DieQetdt einen
Nu9enbltd cie3eit rertreibt. @enn man
Sbnen iol@e @erfe elmer reuti9en Sma<
%aination ididt, iu oiest man tnenErppfen
@a0er ms Mecr. Sir ba5 1@3ne poz
liti19e prpjeft> baS sic mir mit9etbetlt
baten, (trobl cine 5e9empnie Yreubens
IN Deuti9lano?) ronf' i@ Sbnen ; es
liebe f@ au5fubren, tpenn i@ 3tpanSis
Sabre a" >pdre. Der papf unb bic
MSn9e tperoen jepenfaus Elm Gnpe neb<
men, aber pte- @ernnnft wirb
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Dae Noftibif .2oro Srou9bam. 9

Ole q. .. Nbenossttuna pom 7. Dr..
ldrstbt:
Dos @&if "eoro 8rou }bam." Gapt.
SsrBeien, fam 9eitern nod elmer Uaht
por, 48 Tooen aus 6ambnr9 bier an.
Son fetner 1872 paia9teren farben upz
terps9s rs AZ, Der Gpolsra. Disfe brad
1bon am smeiten laa na@ Der Nbfabrt
in elmer bSaarttosn Go,m aus unr al6 cie
@pieemte ibrtn 5Sbepunft erref@te> Iaa:n
100 Datisntsn III aIsi@er 3eit parnteosr.
Mit Dem @intrttt mdrmerer Wittetuna
lteB BE &ranfbeit nah. Sn ben leBten
abt Gae"n ino feline neuen Grtranfunasn
einettre,en. @e0enmdut9 iino nod ct a
so Rranfe on 8oarc unp bel Den metlen
bat Die &rautbsit cine mtloe Som.
Da6 Sdif 1T mad Der untsrn Auatan<
i6ne Qelbif, morpen, wc bic &fcnfen
mad rsm 6olpt1allhtf "Su'no;s" eez
traht purpen, m1bfsnD. eie 0sfunpeu an
Booro blteben, um ne 0n'pec,Eon our@
psn 9uarntdne* Nrst 81 erra,t;r.
Zo6 SGif 1T an Die 5erren S!oman
unr @byc e%onfentrt.
@ue Spfer Ger Gpioemie tparen Deutz
ibe. 8ie aus na&fsbenrer 2tite berielz
TIN bsrporaebt. 1no in man&en GdQen
9ar3e Tamilien we9eeroft >poroen.
1ottenlite ses ..eorr Brousbam."
Muuer Moolpb, 10 Wcnots; Wluey
MueuRe, 5 Sabre; @raae Grr.. II DO
nate; S6ulae @otlieb, 2 Satre; @ol:
oort Mueuit, 7 SABRE 8rfut Nnrrem,
6 SABRE; Sdortf s. s., Sc SABRE
5barf Nuauft, 8 SABRE; Darn s. 6.
g., 50 SABRE; p'eper &o,l, 6 SABRE
6arm Marta. 80 SABRE ; 5arm Marta,
9 SABRE; Darn Grierrtd, $ Subre
borm Doro!bsa, 4 Sabre pieper 90"
pbie, 81 Sabrs pteper @m.. 8 Sabre
@9mtrt @r., 9 Matate; @ttt s. S.
6, 50 SABRE; 6arm &barlss, 3 SABRE
9arm Grteortd, 8 Monate; *S&mtot
g., II Monate; eepren3 6. s., 81
Sabre; 9spren3 Ertecrit, 4 Sabre
rofdnow s. 81, q Sabre; prodrpr
@baa, 4 Ssbre; prodnom Sobn. 2
Sabre; Y:oduom Ma,ta, 80 Sabre
Melfe Waria, 81 Sabre; Shu!; Wm.,
4 Monats; Broo(ie @bti1inI 10 SABRE,
Rctb S. g.. 40 Sabre Rotb Marta, SO
Sabre GpriuAfubb!e Scbanna. 3 mo~
nate; &a'ptnQ s. B,46 Sabre; Sat-
btne Maria, 40 Sabre; &arcir8Minna,
IL S'bts; 9arbins ST.. SABRE &ar>
cina Sobn> 9 monate @&uls 81: S,
80 Sabre; S@ulb ST., Monate ; pbe>
lsr6 6. S.. IS Sabre; &etTe @milie, 5
SABRE; Seize 8ertba 2 Sabre; 8aun1z
eort Bertha 3 Sabre; @$aee ST. 26
Sabre Gubrmann @ppbie SO SABRE
@rtBmader Gopbie 80 Sabre; &ai1
s. 3, 81 Sabre &a1b Maria> "a Sabz
re-; &al9 @brittan, 8 Mpnate; Sass
bprf s. s., Sc SABRE; 5aut Sobn, II
Mpnate ; 9aut Maria Is SABRE; 5aut
Trteprt9, SO Sdbre; MpQer s. $. 81
Sabre @ambptt ST. II Monate ; &az
fen 81. s., 48. SABRE ; &aten Sppbia,
46 Sabre; &afen St., 9 SABRE ; @olf>
mann Sttna, so Sabre; Dottmarr1
@ina, II @pnats; Spple Griepri&, 5
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Nutij FIR Mnfebler
auf
GtIenbQbn ~&Gnbereien.

Die Grls Disiaen Der Ct. paul unb gaeifc Gifenbabn g..
bat tlr;li@ ibren Gitel auf cine Nnsabl 2dnberetea an itrer
Sanp;babnlinte tpeflida bon Winneayplts In ben Counties
Sennepin, q0riobt, Meeler, Moncnsalta unb &anbiYubt ppl-
Ienpet une 3par in Der na1fDleenben gDetfe.
Die Iufnertlan,teit ber Initeoler unb ~Sanbtdufer wirb be,
f,rhrra ,S nnhRebenbe g nbeGe 'opIprft
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Qduoereteu

! 5000 9eres surslslides prairie. uns 8aubols= eanb, fur
Mderbau unb Diebau@t paienb. in Barry County, I'm fubli&en
geifourt, s.lesen, 1T sn %serfaufsn TN eanaen cber einselnea fit
aDarrantee< Deb seseben. Maberes beiast bas Circular, bas
frei neri1idt ptrb, tuenn man a~hbrefIrt: t2t&s2 atyae
VIM. H1CKOK, Jr.,
Post Office Box, 225. Brooklyn, N. Y.
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Sabre; S6r5ber 6. q. as Sabre; STUFF
Grnf> 2 Sabre; 2eitbS. 6. s.. 58Sabre;
Gelsenbauer &oh 2 Sabre G~el9enbauer
Setto, II Mpnate; &aebprf 81. %
Sabre. =. -:!.l 80" ..E. "
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aren3pfn8en ppn oeuti&em
&fdhl.
Ser &a8erbier=9 oIppn

Sobn @n8eL
@trae., In Der Ndbe hes Depot, Wtnntapplis.
bdlt tets surratpie unb oferirt Ter eeebrter
Bsiu&txn
Rrfide6 befea QaQerbter.
eins prna1neta,e Nuspabl etr rpr3iigltdcenItt-
NJ. ~3,aueure uno Gt4arren, uni ldBt es al: auto.
'alt.m 0nabi6 nitt retlen. 81 s. Gnael.
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9r. 81. Srtmon.

Deutl&er @r3t, @unbar3t une @eburts-
telfer.
OfFce IN Minn.apolis: &rat &traBe I'M pauf
bes Germ Soc Bride
Wotnur0 In ct. Mntbonp: g. @trobe, einen
Blod btnter manteuFsl's @&ubRo.e.
8rtf@e. Gmpf6oT ftets %norrdtbie.
Or. Srtman III 3rsisarat fir 6ennepin g..
unb aern oertit aru,e bulfsbeourfttee Deutf&e
mir Matb uno Ibat III unterfiben.
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February 2
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Well Worth Reading.

Who is thero that does not desire to be always
exempted from indigesuon-to have good appetite,
painless stomach, o clear head, regular pulse q
healthy comple1ion2 II this meets the eye Of any
who are not thus blessed, lot them try HOSTETTERs
STOMACH BTTTERS. We guarantee that this delightful
tonic will restore any stomach however weak. to o
healthy condition that it will bring back The truant
appetite and give permanent vgor to the whole system.
Tho feeble and emaciated, suffering from dyspepsia
indigestion in any or advised for tho sake of their
own bodily and mental comfort to try it Ladies of the
most delicate constitution testify to its harmless and its
restorative properties. Physicians everywhere disgust
cd with tho aduterated liquors of commerce. describe it
as tho
SAFEST AND MOST RELIABLE
Of all stomachics Its effects instantaneous It does
not require weeks of dosing before its virtues reaz
ed Thousands sit down to their meals void of appetite
eating because others eat The food thus forced into the
stomach does positive harm. Instead of strengthening
the system engenders variety of ailments which end
in confirmed dyspepsia.
HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS
taken regularly before meals will prevent all this.
July 27 G
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Know thy Destin,

MADAME E. F. THORNTON, the great lisl Astrolo-
gist, Clarvoyant and Psychomes.cian VII has aston
shed the scientific classes of the Old World 10
Gated herself at Hudson N. Y. Madame Th SToN pos
scsscs such wonderful powers Of second sigh to ena-
BILE her to mpart knowledge of the grcatest rtanco
to the single or married of either sox While state
Of trance sho dencates the very features of he pclson
you arc to marry and by the aid of instrument Of in
tense power known the Psychomorope guarantees to
produce feike picture Of the future husband wife
of the applicant together with date of marriage. position
in life leading traits of character &c. This is hum
bug as thousand of testimonials assert. She will
send, when desired, certified certificate written
guarantee that the picture what it puports to be- By
enclosing small lock of hair and giving place of BIRTH
disposition and complexion, and enclosing fifty cents
and stamped envelope addressed to yourself you will
ceive the picture and desired information by mail
ALI communications sacredly confidential Address. 10
confidence, Madame E. F. THORNTON, P. O. Box 223,
Hudson. N. 1y March 81
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AN ORDINANCE


TO PROVIDE FOR THE LIQUIDATION OF THE INTEREST ON
THE Debt OF THE CITY WHICH ACCRUED 3OTH DAY OF
JUNE LAST
BE il ordained by The Mayor and Aldermen in Ctty
Council assembled, Tint tor the purpose Of hqudatinG
the interest on the public debt of the city which accrued
on the 30th day juno last Six Per Cent Stock, obga
tory on the Corporation Of the city OF Charleston shall
be issued under the direction Of tho Mayor to tho per-
sons holding Stocks Six Per Cent Bonds of the CITY,
and entitled to receive the interest accrued thereon ut
the time above stated the said Stock to bear interest
after tho rate of six per cent per annum payable quar-
ers redeemablo thirty years from date: PROVIDED,
that no part of said Stock shall be issued for
any sum less than twenty dollars, or for any
fractional part of q dollar Prouided, also,
that oil sums less than twenty dollars and Tor fric
onal parts of dollar shall be paid in city bills And
propded further, that any person bona fde holding
Stocks or Six Per Cent Bonds said 30h day Of june
upon which interest has accrued shall have the privilege
until tho st day of September next oS dscount such
interest or any part thereof against taxes due by him TO
the city on sad 3th Of June, and may receive any bal
ance in his favor In city bills stock according to
the amount thereof, in manner aforesaid.
SECTION @ That tho form Of certificates and mode OF
transfer of said stock shall be subject to the same
regulations exist in relation to other Six Per
cent Stocks OF the city.
Ratified in City Council this tenth day Of July In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty seven.
IN. 81 P. C. GAILLARD, Mayor.
W. Ii. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.
July 15 lmo
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AN ORDINANCE


TO REGULATE TIE STORAGE OF PETROLEUM ITS rro-
DUCTS, AND OTHER INFLAMMADLE OILS.
SEC l. BE ii ordained by The Mayor anil hhiermcn in
Cy Council assembled That from and after the 10Th day
of June next it shall not be lawful to keep Petroleum.
Kerosene Rock OIL Bcnzinc, Benzoc, or ans other i'll
hammabc oil or oils on storage or for sale in any cellar
store or building south of Line street. in larger qr'n
y than fifty gallons on any one lot or premises AMI
any such quantity kept or stored shall be contained III
vessels OF tin or other metal
SEC O. That Petroleum, its products. or any other in
lammable oil or oils when brought into the city by land
or water may be kept on any lot or i'll any building i'll
which cotton is not stored, for period not exceeding
twcnty.four hours, upon the expiration OF which time It
shall be removed and kept III the manner as required oy
the foregoing section. ~,
SEC s. Any person persons violating any part oi
this Ordinance shall be subject to fine OF two hundred
dollars for each offence recoverable in any Court of CON-
pctcnt jurisdiction.
i,atie in CITY Council this twcntyrs LAY of May III
the year OF our Lord one thousand eight hundred al'
sixty-seycn "
[L.S.l r. q. "hiLLhil, Mayor.
W. II. SMITH, Clerk Of Council. JuncG
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THE MINERAL WATERS
ORDINANCE.
ORDINANCE.
TTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED

ORDINANCE.
FTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is PUBLISHED
/ for the information of oil concerned :
AND VAULTS IN THE CORPORATE LIMITS CITY.
|. BE it Ordained by tho Mayor aud Aldermen, That
from and after the ratification Of this Ordinance II shall
not be lawful for any person to cleanse the
contents of Vaults Privies within the limits of the
city, without having previously obtained license for the
saInc al such licenses to expire the 3lst December
of every year. and be subject to all requirements impos
cd by Ordinances regulating tho granting of Licenses Tor
Drays and Carts.
III. That the of Barrels in open Carts and Wagons
prohibited. and parties applying for License will bc
quIrcd to provide closed Carts suitable for the purpose
Iii. All persons having such License shall report rt
one of til Guard Houses, during the day. his their in
enton t. 10 such work during the ensuing night; i'll tho
Lower Wards such report to be made to the Main Guari
House, i'll the Upper Wards TO Upper Guard House.
w. Tho place or places for tho deposit of such ola
shall be designated from time to time by the Mayor
v. Every owner driver OF such Licensed Cart or
any other person who shall violate any of the provision
of this Ordinance, shall neglect refuse to obscrv
the same or any thcm shall forfeit and pay for each
offence inc not to exceed twenty-five dollars, 10 be
forced By the Mayor in his Court, recovered IN any
other Court of competent jurisdiction.
Ratified in City Council this seventh day of May in thu
year of our Lord one thousand eight hundred and six
ty-scvcn.
L. 8. L. Z. GAlLLAltD,
W. II. SMITH, Mayor
Clerk of Council 3mo May 10
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NOTICE.

n OFFICE CLERK OF COUNClL.-TIIE FOLL0"iiNd
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