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LArGt sEzust O. cltlas At BALTIMORE.

BatGHoHg. Pee III }ss
'Twcnty.scvcn thousand ct.Ae. ovra se.,o ga 'ia
steamer CUBA. from tlay.ia yc.t ra4g. VIOLATION
Of Tie revenue lava
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WIN leave pier NO. North river at three p M to-day

win leave pier No. North river at three p. NJ to-day
for New Orleans.
The steamship Alabama. Captain Limeburner, will
sail at three p. M. to-day, nom pier % North river,
for Mobile, via Fernandina, Pla.
Tie steamer San Iacinto. Captain Atkins, viii
leave pier No. North river at three p. NJ. to-day for
savannah.
The steamship Champion, Captain Lockwood for
Charleston, s. c., viii leave pier No. North river at
three +. M. to-day.
The Old Dominion line steamship Isaac Bell Cap
tain Bourne, viii leave pier 81 North river at three
p. M. to-day for Norfolk, City Point and Richmond
The Express line steamship Valley City viii sail
from pier Is East river at four p. NJ to-day Tor Wash
ington and Georgetown. d. c., and Alexandra, va.
Prominent Arrivals in the City.
George Francis Train, Colonel Kinney, John j.
Knox and J. NJ. Davis OF Washington; w. p. Kellogg
OF New Orleans; Il. ii. Rollins, OF New Hampshire
General W. S. schafrer OF the United States Army,
and Major Kendrlck OF West Point, are at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel.
Governor Walker, of Jamaica, W. L. and G. c.
Strahan, OF the Royal Artillery at the Clarendon
HOTEL
Samuel J. Darlington of Richmond va, is at the
New York Hotel.
Colonel J. Foster, Jr., of the United States Army
Mr. Morris, of Philadelphia, ana NJ. Porter, OF Lam
caster. are at the st. Julien Hotel.
Colonel H. w. Freddy and Captain r. P. Doherty
of the United States Army, are at the Metropolitan
Hotel
General Clinton B. Fisk, Of st. Louis, and S. s.
Marshall, OF Illinois, are at the st. Nicholas HOTEL
General Brewster, Of Philadelphia General A. b.
Pauling, OF Michigan and J. D. Abbott, Of Kansas
are at the Aston House.
Colonel Reed and Major Robert Russell, OF the
United States Army, and Professor Robertson, o.
Montreal, are at the st. Charles Hotel.
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PIXIES OPERA HOUSE. OF Eighth avenue and
$50 s.reet.-CHA NsON FoaIuSIo-LE5 BAyARDs
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FRENCH THEATRE Fourteenth street and Sixth ave.
nue.-GESEvIFvE Oh BRABANT. Matinee Mt l.
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OLYMPIC THEATRE. observation-disclosures DUMPTy.
WITH NEW TEAIuEFs, Matinee at ~.
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AMUsEa ENrs THIS EVENING.
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NIBLo's GARDEN Broaaway.-AFTEE DARK; OF, Lon
DON III MONT
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BROADWAY THEATRE. Broadway.-.THE EMERALD
RING Matinee al
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wALLACK's THEATRE. Broadway and 18th aree.-
CAPTAIN OF run WAgcn-WooDcooK's LITTLE GAME
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BowERY THFATnE, Bowery.-THE FEMALE DETEc-
TIVE, 20 Matinee at 2
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MIS-. F. B. ooNwAY's Park THEATRE Brooklyn
ALADDIN
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-31
To Rent.

To Rent.
,n A COTTAGE HOUSE, containing
f..SA four rooms, with kitchen, out-housos
LIN etc, within one square CT Charlotte
Depot. Apply at this Office Dec "a
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COLUMBIA. s. c. THURSDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 81 1868
SPECIAL NOTICES.

"MANAOOD.'-Ano New Medical
Pamnhlet FROM The pen Of DR.. Curtis. The
Medical Times says Of this work: "This
valuable treatise on the cause and cure of
premature decline shows how health is
impaired through secret abuses of youth
and manhood, and how easily regained. It
gives clear synopsis of the impediments
to marriage, the cause and effects Of ner-
vous debility, and the remedies therefor"
A pocket edition Of the above will bo for
warded on, receipt of 25 Cents, by ad-
dressing DR.. Curtis, No. So North Charles
street, Baltimore, Md. May 81 1y
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HORRIBLE MURDER. the night
of November II, Howard A. Cleve-
land, young man about twenty-fi
years of age, visited his friend War
rem George, at East Orrington, Me-. +,
for the purpose of passing the night.
Some time during the night Ceve-
land arose and out Georges throat
from ear to ear, nearly severing his
head from his body. His mother. IN
old lady seventy years of age, then
helped him to conceal the body in
the cellar; after which they robbed
the house and fled. The murder has
but recently been discovered, ana has
created great sensation, from its
brutal nature. The old lady was ar
rested few days since, and young
Cleveland was apprehended in Boston
on Friday night.-Ne,o York Times.
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Valuable Real Estate.

81 THE attention of parties de-
Gl::T string to invest in Real Estate, esSSsSt
ls called to the following list ofQ@
VALUABLE PROPERTY, III our hands for
sale:
/. The handsome DWELLING and LOT
corner of Upper and Bull ut, cots.
= Dwelling and Let OH Lumber street.
near Asylum.
J. Fine Building Lot On Arsenal Hill,
Zone acre.)
L. Lot known as the "Nickcrson Hotel
Lot. corner o! Lady and Main sts.
D. Lot adjoining above, 50 feet front on
Main street.
u. Lot on same square, 10 teet On Ger
yais street.
7. Dwelling and Lot Of two acres, near
Charlotte Railroad Depot.
8. Lot Gl feet front on Main street, ad
joining Convent Lot.
9. building Lot, corner of Taylor and
Assembly streets
10. Lot on Washington street, Oppo.ite
the Ice House.
II. Two Lots, on the edge Of town, in
what is known AZ Wavorlcy, 4 acres
each, more or less.
IL. Improved Lot, on corner Of Marion
and Washington streets.
13. Dwelling aud Lot on corner OF PEN
deton ana Assembly streets
II. The handsome property, near Culuni.
bia. known al Darhamvillc, with
lands adjoining.
II. Acres OF Land, on Upper street, all.
joining the Summer property
IL. PIG Acres tf Land, in York, rich In
gold.
II. 1867 Acres productive Land, in Alb
bcville, 1.-TWO tracts.)
18. 5000 Acres productive Land, in Lau-
rcns, in several tracts.
10. 800 Acres productive Land, in Marl-
boro, tcstate of Ellerbe.)
D0 0Tt Arrcs NJ 7
field, in two tracts.
2l. 800 Acres Of Phosphate Lands, near
Charleston. on Stono River.
~. fine Saw Mill Property, near Lex
ington.
Also, 1000 Acres OF Land, IN RicIland--
very valuable Wood and other LANDS,
near Columbia-which can be divided into
small Tracts, to suit purchasers. The price
OF the planting Lands vary from So to $40;
some of which are the most productive in
the State. GIBBES & THOMAS,
Dec Is Real Estate Agents.
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FAIR REToRT. The Mobile Regis
ter regards it as especially unjust that
the Northern papers have denounced
the assassination of Pollard as ga
Enthusiastically Southern crime, u
(when the Southern press has univer-
sally censured and denounced it,)
and then collects accounts of several
crimes of nearly as atrocious cha
racter, perpetrated in this region,
which have provoked scarcely line
of editorial comment. The retort is
fair. Our criminal record is as black
as that of the South, without as much
incentive or provocation.
Neao York E,rpress.
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The Burlingame mission has COM
menced its deliberations. The re-
cent act of violence committed in the
Chinese waters by an English war
vessel is condemned by Mr.. Bur
ingame. It was unwarranted, he
contends, to com NIT such an act
previous to referring the circum-
stance which occasioned it to the
highest English authority in Pekin.
The London Times takes somewhat
similar view of the matter.
The opposition to the admission of
the Georgia Senators seems confined
to Gov. Bullock and his personal ad
herents and the colored members
who were expelled from the Georgia
Legislature on account of their color.
Gen. Meade and other prominent
Republicans in Georgia, advocate
the claims Of the Senators elect, and
urge their admission.
The Alea. which has Just arrived at
Mobile. direct from Bombay, is built
entirely of steel. It is the first vessel
of the kind ever seen in Mobile.
About 1000 persons havo been
thrown out of em mployment by the
disastrous confagration, in Lynn,
Massachusetts.
The quickest passage yet made b.
steamer from Honolulu to San
Francisco was made in eleven days,
by the Idaho, last month.
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SPECIALITIES,
Pocket; Knives

N!HE Largest and Best Selection of Rod
4 gers, Wostepholm's, and Needham't
POCKET AND PEN KNIVES.
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To License Holders.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, December &c, 1868.
DERSONS to whom the city authorities
Il have granted License for selling spi-
rituous LIQUORS and for ether purposes,
are notiticd that all licen +es expire ON the
FIRST OF JANUARY NEXT.
Applications for renewal, accompanied
by the required bond and the money, must
be deposited with the City Clerk, on or be-
fore that date. "U J. :. MCMAHON,
Dec ~ City Clerk.
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HAVING just received we'll selected
LII lot Of choice imported
f II e H CON f Z G II O N 8 i,
/ will take pleasure in showing them to
the lovers of pure goods. No discount on
them. Neatly put up in boxes, and in
great variety.
FIR Z S II FIGS.
New Raisins, Dates, Nuts, of all kinds;
Florida Oranges and Lemons, Bananas,
Northern Apples. &c.
JE L les.
Toys, in endless variety.
CANDIES
Manufactured daily, of pure sugar, whole
sale and retail.
ORD RS
For Weddings and Parties furnished at
ehort notice, by JOHN MCKENZIE,
Manufacturing Confcctioner,
Greenfield's Row, Main st., Col, s. C.
Nov 25
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haz0rs and Razor StrOps.
ODGERS,, Wade and Butchers, and
IN Wostenliolm's very best RAZORS and
STKOPS.
ALSO,
Emerson's best STROP.
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Hair Brushes.

HNHE Largest and Best Assortment OF
thing Superb,
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Smoked Meats, &c.
EXTRA Sngar-cured HAMS,
~ Extra Sugar-cured Strips.
Extra Fine Smoked Tongues.
Smoked Salmon, Yarmouth Bloaters,
Picked Trout, Picked Pig Pork. Pigs
Feet, No: Bay Nackerel, Fulton Ma kct
Beef. and full assortment of Fancy and
Staple GrOceries-for sale low, by
Dec l5 GEORGE SYMMFPG
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N E w G. O @ ID S
X / N A r d s..

We have juatreceived from
New York a very large as
sortment of DRESS GOODS,
of every description, which
we have purchased at greatly
reduced prices. We are able,
therefore, to sell them very
cheap. Those wanting bar
gains in Dress Goods will
please give us a call.
We have received by last
steamer from New York, a
large supply Of Domestic
Goods, which we are able to
sell at low figures.
A large assortment of
Carpetings, Oil Cloths and
Window Shades.
M. L. KINARD.
Dec IL
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To Rent.

49,. ONE MILE from the city, COT.
EiA TAGE HOUSE, with four rooms; out
1A buildings and fences ii good repair.
Four or five acres of Land attached, with
fine Orchard. Also, a HOUSE and LOT,
of four or five acres, two miles from Co,
lumbia, on Charlotte and South Carolina
Railroad. For torms. apply to
Dec 20 +G* JOHN A. SMITH.
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Toilet Combs.

ENGLISH and French, Extra Large and
~ strong, Of the very best quality.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1868-12-12
yol. WI. No. Is WHOLE srMBrH. is,,

oNanRar arrived this svvniag.
MF oth.hHpr has eams 10 partiei.
l,ate Ia ihv aFsniin'1l on In0liOn 10
qu-sh the DaNis indictment to,m0r-
TALLAaAssEE. Dec. a.--The ar.
gumsHi ia tho SapFcms Court. on
inolivh l'y uisasDi, . ssphnsel "a qu-sh
PrFeelings I,T want Of Jurisdiction,
conoludei Ia day. tho court deciding
i has Jurisdiction. Attorney Gen.
Meek then oiIorsl a mulioR that tho
rales Risi he n,Adp absolute. where.
npan further angamonl hogan aud
lgslo,l lill adjournment, IlHm r.i
HAVANA, Dvo. s,-Slagnation of
ualp lncrgaeos Merchants decline
adysnee. Ia pianlcrs an orops, Ia.
snrsenls have destroyed tho aequs.
dnes which supplies Santiago do
cuba With water, Duserlions ~.
ppyled aluong the in>urgent leaders.
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The River OF Time.


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flai t,rnds Nd tss tSesh oi year.
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TLcie.a ek,nile.. sky tni tTofkal eline, "a
Id Api a sSns a. rNssi - Nssp-f rhlula. Z anne
When tho Junes n ID The fo'e, afv staying
AMI the nA,up of hi, isir /. The long Aso, % ..
~ Anl We hnry iar tfeAsnres uhefei '.,''.
r T,s.. AZ. l,sos. af l-i,aiy and to~ons 81 snow
1hrra aIr heap. ~ dusi. i,nt W lo,e then sol ID
l Tllsss asc tr.ukogs and tfesss OF hair m. N
rhelc ars n .rnent. ~ .ous, taai nobody sings,
lr AIpl part ofAn infant : Iaayer, 200 u
Thsie. a lu,. un " opi andA harp without drihss.
TlleFe v hrukeh Ness And iAeses ~ rings,
.tt Abd ile gAIincll tha, sglr u'sl TO wear
l Then. Ire hand, thar u rs uassa when the fairy
% n, The y m,rArr i.iinci ihatr; ', "
! And Ne son,utinf- hear through the turbulent
roar ..... .I... ....... ...
swer, voices We heard In aay. gone before,
When the wind down tie river Is iair'u B
Oh rrn,cn,isr-l for sy,'i ih that blessed isle.
fat All lilo days Of our .l.fe til night
2 a. When The eycninscamies With tsbeautifn SMILE,
And our cyes arr cluscd o. slumler awhile, - !
May our greenwood of soul be In sight
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TELEGRAPHIC.l
From tho Houston Telegrsph and Galveston News
80 dispatchcs, .s

|
|, tt.. "a Il; a,f dispatches, ea 4 -s5l Xii
| MEMPHIS, Nov, 28.-The Appeals
correspondence says that on the
night of the 10th a body Of 200 men,
claiming TO- be military, entered the
town of Centre Point, Sewer county
and arrested all the inhabitants, and
then marched them into, an open
field and PLACED a guard oyer them
then proceeded to sack the town
after" ate" which they left Next day
the citizens in the adjoining coun
try flocked into town and held a
meeting; and expressed their senti-
men.s that the people regard it as
an outrage. While the meeting
was progressing some men dashed
into thetown and opened indiscrim-
inately fire upon the assembly
Shooting numbers and arresting
three Of the Oldest and best citizens
VIZ: Hester, Anderson and Gilbert
! they then carried them to the field
and shot them. 20 -
Eight companies Of the 29tl In
fantry left on the Ruth for the Texas
frontier 10 o-dav.~7f s.rBl saf "a
- ur,por,Hrrfs irxr or rHr Uxrrrb STATES, l
Washington, Nov; 80, lses.i
Gen. }. VI schoheid, Secretary ofwa
p SRI have the honor TO submit
the reports Of Division, District and
Department Commanders for the
past year. These reports give a full
aecohnt of the operations and ser
vices of the Army for the year, and
| refer to them for details.
= / would earnestly renew my rec
ommendatien Of last year, that the
control ofthe Indians be transferred
accordiag TO the Recommendations
of Gen. Sherman on the subject. IL
has my earnest apprUvai. 1t is un
ticressniy : sliat the arguments in
fisssf offhs transfer should be re-
sisaSf The dfceessiiy fefa' ii be-
lsshes stronger add more evident
etS,fv sfavs fri.1li'sei lf51hntsI 81
-ssWlfie che InJian war continues
I lfis M ideen any Legislation fsif
sheirelug<ioh Of the army advisable.
Tise zfoops ral the, plains are al
utcded 1Troops are still neelcd in
the Sc,utbenr States, and further re-
dnetisn can be made iH the waE All
ready used, and now in operation.
where Il issafs=has-siv. by allow
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Choice Poetry.
10 ,As b. lss iis,aii
Meditation.

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NJ AUTHORITY,
Ordinances of me cerPoTalieA oi iae
.aH Town a Dallas. rI

Ths fslispiHs 0r1inansss eftAs faEn q
Dallas, PASSED. b. ihs beard y AitfT'arn
a lels ia lsat SEA atslasa " -
pIsssni haarl ~ AllrFufn i htTst4 las
iisAa9 fsT ils hsHsfi ID ~ esHerInfA
BEN. LONG, Mayer
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..LIME!9 !9LIME!

~ HAVE on baud about 5000. bushels OF
fresh White Rock Lime, thoroughly
burned, and equal to auy ever inadein this
COUNTRY, which 4 W ill sell,,at 10 cts PEI
,bushel at retail, or, at -$l2 90 for one hun
.dred bushels. win also continue to keer
a full supply at all times, at my place near
.Carothis Spring, in the north part OF town
half mile from the Public Square, t-il
JN0. BARRIER.
Dallas, Texas, Oct. 80, ls6s-stf
PaSy-rMr John Loupot willlkeep this Lime
on sale in Dallas, near the Christian
Church, where he will be pleased to supply
alldemands. > .--..-.-.-.ts tstfnt p -l,ao
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Thani,ssiting.

Yesterday wakappointed by those
In authority Tor ihanksgiyin ing.
Thanksgiving. For what For tho
mir wo breathe, the ground we tread.
the water We dTinS. and tho food
VIC eat! Yes, 0f conrsc, what elso
10 there Ion " Our civil liberty
Il gone our constitution trampled
in the dust; solf government denied
usi tho negroes our superiors
By law, while threats are held over
oar heads that the little property
left us shall be eonfscaled, taken
possession Of by the bayonet, and
divided out amvng them. Shall We
give thanks for these blcssingsg
, Thanks that matters arc no worse
thanks fra shpr, respite between
the dungeon au,l the blOck2 We
suppose so--why not2nlWe read,
that when the Dutcbmnn fell from
the mainmast and broke his leg he
thanked God il was not his neck.
Whether any Eody else did, We are
not told. .,II anna r.Iiras .na
Yes, We must all br thankful and
give thanks may bu we have got
somcihiag that wc don't know of,
may DC what we lave is worth more
than We estimate it; may bc what
We harn't got is a matter TO be
thankful about we havn't got the
ycllowfiercr nor the smallpox. nr'
We tried very hard, yesterday,
TO be thankful and to give thanks
according 10 law No humble sin
ncr ever tried harder We tried TO
be thankful for congressional recon-
strnction, the l4th. amendment, mig
ger voting and the chest ofdrdtcers
iashionably called II Bureau. No
tried to give thanks for Shcridsn
and Griffin and Reynolds, and milf.
tary rule and military courts and
the Dry Tortugas and the pcniten-
tiary. We Tried to.be thankful for
Peasc and Ruby and Revenue Smith.
We tried to be tha,kful for broken
pair of spcciaces and u pain innour
back-thanki'ul that the day was
cold and we, wtrc out of wood
thankful that orr cat was yelling
for n piece Of raw beef 1t was no
go--it was too much uphill and too
steep. The tired mules of our pa
ticncc wouldn't pull they came to
u dead halt, Thanksgiving be-----
praised, sailrwe;,it is a great thing
let usall be thankful -7..let us have
Peas" and Grant and, Cold7-r-vict.
uaIsa and mean whisky and plenty
ofnice dirt to eat and grew fat upon.
II Let, us conclude with q single
verse to the short meter: ~ r. yE7,
"Shall we go on in sin. lHi- 1Ho ~
Because the devil is LOOSE? llHGl
And, uosing round through thick and thin,
Turn everything 10 use?' ..r8
Iae oI b,iTf bar I1Gi IJesselyn.l-
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iih. Iisa sast saLitiibn df RoPe
er wns l.tsinE ftlIsis
Aaa figairs fsiliihg STAT
uap, fntA, ~ ies Fisasin,
lasH.sa ng sns YiAes slsss /. .sl..
as alnns nisnI s1 w
''l' llla .,. ..s.,. .sg' = lss. Gle 80 90
Cih rpau zach sna sVery isllah
IA ,s ,slas,.'I.s, ,,' ,ssalh, 10 90
sih tr0n rssh ani svsfy FeilaF,
gQnrrraheni NJ - las Gotta
O.. aLos. sissk j. OF less val
asthan sa0V uJ--psr noaih, . ll
N.h Upon esd aui every re'si
Nfos, ssssy fnigilueps hq
.. tNis alc ,ri.dfl ia Ices quAg' -...s.l
ili.ss sAzu quart, per quar-
ter ~ 20
So, J. No llernse unisr The above oril.
nance, shall DO assiguahlo or irahsisrsblsiI =
bat any license not herein Otherwise pro-
ylded for may b. takrit out for any iine
not Ices iLsn ihrse moplh', a... al
snC. .. IL any person OF persops shall
engage In either Of the above occupations
heIein enumerated, or shall sell or offer 10
/ sell any merchandise or article ombraeod
] e,, 6,.i having maid said lax, he OF she 80
7 ssllins oren,seinr. .hall nav double the
.wonn, ~ ,aIl tas. mud such other hne
aud costs as may be p.gglgsi Agpns! him
any musical pariies. concerts, or 'exhibi-
,,.rs a. naming or s,nnmry given or
,,is n, rJ,I,ens az his town' or for any
rIsSn,an or IIi,,riouie performa nces lor
Stns'clcn, Purposes no license shall be re. 70.
Pw, Psrc Tia, there .l,lIb. levied and
eoilsc,.J an od roIore,a tax upon all prop.
.r,,' snIi.s, b,' liza laws of -,L,Is,nte 10 be
' ,,.',.i, bne, ,en,,, ~ onc r,rcch,T AMI nm.
an ali merchants, traders and fabricators,
81 'u"oh and i,,ra nod N al Of Goods
wv r".nFss s,ar,ai ~ y" .onSey,el in,o
..,,o,as @ s ~ ,rads or sa,c one.ten,h Of one
nor .cnY nnon7 he real sost az such goods
f,i.,.s y, ,ho i'm. of ,Loir r.ceint aud
nr,SiSs ~ 'Sr s ~ 'ass md ool
/ isa,ar If ,n,es IN coIj mon nil snch mer-
ayv'U, aT,s " ,r"dsrs md mechanics NJ least
."", i,, ,Sraa mnn,Ls sor,n Hst Toss said
% s%t"cls s4'fs CYrErS 0o'~VV'A'N7'8N
''VSa S,,5 r,o, n .,v no..on sa,ll fo;i or
ske' ., in"i % ~ a'y pe'sp" ,sn;n s'' ,aHabIo
re'"sv nronar,v y" wSnu c,,Isd anon. or nnon rem.
p'ope! ah',i, nao,;o "p.n , aonon,;o, nr
dering y shall practice any deception OF
ir"ud whereby 'he sruc nuoun. ,'i o, p'oPeI.yii
or 'he ieas ta,ue y, >, .s m,'nne,u, VI sIIaa o
rs'YsV irSY y y iien,,aHn IN
h upJh" nes snd I ~ nod s IN INV NV snm no, ey.
s"cn taxes ana oe nneu ,, IN any sum not eA-
'esnS Tla, as1saon ss ,,o co,stob,e
er', ~ ,ina. lsyyr ~ ~s apS,stFyIo ~ 10
Shall have coupleleu lhe assessment OF 'he
taxable properly; or any passtTof ~, ne snaI'
""u INV rand % o., Jeoen.;on1 be s,be.m vrac,iced.
or any mistake made, nz rendering said
list, they shall summon il lisptrson who may
appear to have lprac,i ced such fraaa'oi, as-
cep'lon OF maae slcnA nns'see, a"a ,ha "HI"s' Mus
wy ,sa, sa.p u aRs ~ - b.,si,, ~ ot;Ssa slaGGta
.T.orrryc,s .sny pry,,ynsiay
r,a e,uawinn .so om.oc,s, ogoins, ,b;s
c.rporaliop, and any nerson gully ths,eos