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GREAT nISfRBB1l HIN
MErROPOLITA|N GIFT 90.
CASH s,f,, to ~ Asssst q sa;s.sss.
,vrpv rroxEr DRAWS 4 P1ix1'

yts.1a Pssinrs .Frarns1 E+susAss ehssr Ire,
pbc,eafarhir Afffsu. ana 4 ~ rotmenf II ffhe
Cola Jsve,ry, n ell ,slpsd st - 100000:
CHANOu 10 DRAW ANY OF TIE AbOsE Phi
YES 81 hasins scaea II, kst for No CTS. IeAss
describing each prize seled In bastlop,s ana teor
ar~niy nixsa receipt - eta Saied Iietet I'll
ithouf choice al usiirss 81 81 esr on e. or
ss,t e rnsit oAuy adse.s The praed usnsA avoa
nj n ds,fs 70 the tick s-bods on OF
ONE DOLLAR Prizts will be Immediately sent 10 my
.dsyess "a xsauesfed by EXPIRE or ,ctufn mail.
yOU W., MON WAT YOUR Pi iZE IL FL.
FORE voc PAY FOR TT. my Pie zne bf exchanged
H. anotbs, ROE ,e14s r flas NO BL.Ngs.
aSrOur pass0t = eau depend on fAir dealing.
EtFHRAFCES- We sslstt She fsN foHovieA naues
from IN many wbo have lately drawn valuable Rrxss
And kindiy permitted - ID pubii.h thsn. :,
Bf wilkins ,kun@lo -, Nox Mics Ahoe On
roe Chi ,sc I'll, Pisoo valued - $50 hobt Jackson,
Dnbnnus Iowa Gold Watch. &150. Phihlp AeCarth, i.
tersen NV Isdfosd, Mas, Silver Tea Est nib Mrs
Hmm. wal sosth Milwaukee, VS.. Piano, $500, Rev
" pitt Cisyssand Ohio, MsEodebn, 1913.
1--WE putlish no banss without perulssacn
OPS fjNS or fHk PRYSl-sfhsy. ere doing the
tsrrest Ian ipess hfn b r.lsse. and deserve their
snnsess , = " eskis Tit UNI, Fst g. 1873.
iwe have examined their .s5 sem. and know them 10
h, fair drslinx arm IN i H,raid. FEB 2s. isfs,
Lust week friend OF ours dfe- $500 p,zs = hieh
vss promptly rees lived -faIs he@s. kcrca 9. 1868.
send for circular giving ny niose risrrho's and La
yosal- notices from the Pr.st Lotsi 10
Agept Satisfaction g,lafasts-d ETefy Package Of
sealed En.sl pts e5btnu osE ca aifr. sn tickets
To- N, X for s.; Is for u. iIa Tor SIS.
All letters shosid be addreaaed 10 HAkREa, MiisoS
co. i7s Broadway Ny.
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CONGREGATIONAL CONVENTION.

The Republican Convention for the Rirst Congr
District will be- held In M Pleasant. Friday, Juas 9Th,
at II oelo ( 81 s lid Convention will nominate q
candidate for Representative in Congress- and transact
such other business before it. The ratio Of
representation will be follows One delegate from each
oorn.T ard additional dsegste for every 200
fraction Of leo last fall for Samuel Merrill for
Governor Ths ooaates will tins be entitled TO repre-
srtation as felloss;
-..-....-.....1l1 Van
Henryf 9eerson. ----...-ip
pss Noirss.. IL
Washington
By order Of the Committee,
b. cRABB,
Chairman First nistrict Congressional Committee
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sSsEsp FOR OUR fsw ciRcuLaRD

a1sESD FOR OUR kEw ciRcrLAR.-Ea
We bsv. alec rad -rrana reh,s With the
GREAT ORIENTAL TEA CO.
81 Bo.tn that fsu ftrnish onF cl.tafnsrs svth
ether Cod ana their full lin. Of kEAs precisely tn.
term. ~ gents Though d-siing dirtetiy With
the oompany, thus giving eFportnnty Ct seisoiins
from the various arAies Al, quality they desire.
We also pay Agents the sions aio~ ID 4.
IRE ounpsnr ri.bk form of erdsf With prtcehst a.
TIE TEA car, s-st n suy siif~a
PARKER 4 CO,
y3s as and Zoe saun1er 81 Bo-.nn.
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IoveN Sf.yens Family Dive Co,ors
ggll!CiL ILLUMINATION !

Four Aasniac MY lllaatatea Medical Books, con.
timing important Physiological reformation fr Men
md Women, sent free recnp. OF IS Cts. by address
nr m JOIN VASDR2too... No. 90 Clinton Pisee
N City.
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APPLAUSE AND CONGRATULATIONS.

There were long and continued demonstra-
tons of applause. The gentlemen present
generally advanced and shook General Grant
and Speaker Colfax BY the hand, and con-
graduated them on the choice Of the Conyen-
ton.
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AGENTS. wAsThu
WANTED. HGENTS ss LII ...s.o

Or0PLz in va I - AMI Agents who selling al
| kinds of EKTiNo MACHINES srs requested r.
ideess with stamp for greatly reduced prices
terms. J Z PA AsONs, box .. Charestown. Mar.
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Mr.. President and gentlemen Of the Ma
tional Union Convention will endeaVor
in very short time TO write ydu letter ac-
cepting the trust you have impdsed nponme,
[appIausel aud expressing my gratitude fer
The confidence YOU have placed In me. | will
now saw but little orally. aud tia, is to thank
you for the unaninity with which you have
selected me as candidate for the presiden-
| iial office.
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MR.. coLRAx's REPL,

| To this Mr.. CoIfx replied: Mr.. President
Hswley and gents-History has already pro
claimed that the victories of the party you
represent during the recent wa always gare
increased hope aed confidence to the nation,
while its reverses and defeats increased the
national peril. tits no light tribute, there
fore, to the millions of Republicans in the
forty>two States and Territories, represented
in the Chicago convention, that our organiza-
ton has been SO inseparably interviewer will.
the best interests of the Republic, that the
triumph and reverses Of the ore have been
the triumphs aud reverses OF the other.
Since the General Of the armies, with his
heroic folio~e.s, crushed the rebellion, the
keynote Of ita policy, that loyalty should
govern what loyalty preserved, has been wor-
thy of its honored record in the war. Cor
daily agreeing with the platform adopted by
the National Convention. and the resolutions
thereto attached, | accept the nomination
with which have been honored, and will
hereafter communicate that acceptance TO
you in the mere formal manner tina. usage
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GENERAL GRANT

himself 70 fell p0t knyeasiags oents'ns matter 20
other ork hgs .bk Lontvnt- prsss u tho only
autissf N Life Of Grant oar oner interior work
Oct the best seud fer circulars and deeiie. Address
Gao sHERwoop, Chicago. III
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TkSO.N.ES *. .SE.l.EU..

TEEfI.N.ES *. .1ss.s'E w.
Az aud z52 GREENWICH ST.
Has reduced tiis prices Of Coaes sugars. Flour
a.t all ti4ds Of Groceries from N 20 - per cent
Best Japan Tea, 81.
Best English BreaHgssf Tea, 81.
splendid UoIoag res, yCc.
1000 bbis. Flour. al grsAss. IRON III upusrds
5000 gel. sios-ee, ali grades. from SO NJ Yards
Gaasss toasted and ground, l6s u a.. Sagssn NJ.
grade reaers prices. and eyrS1ag use in every
family cheaper asd better Than any store In Ssw York
THOMAS sGNE& ecea..!ss hi store owns
tbs property anf has reDt - Jay Imports afd buzz
exclusively fr cash gave note n his life,
s,i,fa ntis lis eau uaderssi hoase So ale
C0CO per oath .;as.tuts+d so agents -yesy where
IpLJC selling Ja'fa EyeTkafa3 k.ta'ie t9stiss-
hsss Write f1r Cir uiars 10 Vie Aatr'esp Ti,e Co
lea broafS@y e. or 10 cesfb1rn II, chi-ag' III.
Howe 4 Stevens Family Dye C0iors
f(sH RrY Dfg2AREsr SHADES, all 70 .igsii form
i Thu sgp SHADES all ia powder form. Ne advise
the bs fe Erswns std Drshs ia the pJsEder
FAR sale by all p.ss ssts sni Dealers and st the
Manufac,cry, Boston. Msss
tn.RIs - so III nBUa.--s, seas:nx 10 Gents
I End etanp. vita sse, hight, color OF g, am
hair ycu will receive. By mail picture
u yoGr future hn8,dna Wife. with and d.e
narriagr Ada-ess W. Foy, .. Drawer Nos. Fulton
vile, MY.
CARpENTEi(S.lesaa,ss'a r s S.'.,
Pract.t Al eo-ls on Ar hiter;ute ane . Bulldog
y tiCHNsi.i. If Co, Puhiishsrs, spfiDs n d, III,
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GEN. GRANTS EYrLf K.

Alter tbe anplause with with tie above
speech was received had ceased, ten Grant
replied as follows:
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Circuit Court Convention.

j. B. GRlNNELL, Of Poweshiek County
l.. ID. INGERS0I.L, Of Muscatine County
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tte commence you nave pidtcu ~ ufe' W
now say but little orally. aud that Is TO thank
you for the unanimity with which you have
selected me as a candidate for the presiden-
| iial office.
| / can sa7 in addition that | booked on du-
ring the proceedings at Chicago with great
| deal of interest and am gratifed with the
harmony and unanimity which seemed to
have governed the deliberations OF the Con-
Tention If chosen to ell the high office for
which you have selected me, will give TO IFS
| duties the same energy, the same spirit and
the same will that | have given to the per-
Torrance of all duties which have devolved
on me heretofore Whether | shall be able
to perform these duties to your entire salts
| faction time will de ermine. You have truly
| said IN the course Of your address that shall
! have no policy Of my own 10 interfere against
the will of the people
GEN. HAwLEY's ADDRESS TO SPEAKER coLYAx.
| as the General concluded his speech there
vas long and continued applause. General
| Hawley then addressed Speaker Colfax, say
4 ing: you have heard our declaration OF
| principles at Chicago. and therefore | need
not repeat them. You are aware that numer-
Gus candidates for the Vice Presidency were
presented. They we're all loved and respect.
| ed, and your selection was brought about by
the good will and friendship entertained for
Yourself. You are known to the American
| people by fourteen years OF public service,
| Ne know you come from the people, and
without false pretense you are faithful to
| principle. The convention tenders you the
nomination of Vice President and asks your
acceptance [Applause.l
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TESTIMONIALS.
HON S:en ~ vcInIN n n, y n

Catef Justio, IF ice Supreme Court n Ti., writes:
Philadelphia, March l6. 1867.
Il find 'Hoonasds - German Ditters' il
. good tonic, useful In Diseases Of tho
digestiys organs, and p OF great benefit in
cases Of debility, and want OF nervous
action In the system. Yours t,ir
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JOHNSTON,

Sold at wholesale in Chicago, by FULLER,
FINCH & FULLER, LORD q SMITH, BURN
HAMS & VAN Setback, J. II. REED & CO.,
SMITH, CUTLER & CO., DEITZSCH, BLOCKI
co, and throughout the country by all Drug
gists. n33m6 -
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Candles and Soap At
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d ALDEN'S.
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fcvcr and Aguc, Internsittent Fee.
ycr, Chill Fever, Remittens Fever
Dumb Aguc, Periodical or Bilious
Fever, &c, and indeed all the ssiKcc-
tions which arise from malnriOus
marsh, or minsmMtic p0isOns.
As its name implies, 1t does Care, and does not
fail Containing neither Arsenic, Quinine, Bismuth
Zinc. nor any other mineral or poisonous substance
whatever, It In nowise Injuries any patient. The
number and Importance of It's in tho ague dis
tricts arc literally beyond account and believe
without parallel In tho history OF medicine. Our
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aud where other remedies had wholly failed.
Unacclimated persons, either resident in, or
travelling through miasmatc localities, will be pro-
tcctcd by taking the 4GUE CURE daily.
For Iiocs. CODsplaisats, arising from torpidity
Of the Liver, 1t il excellent remedy, stimulating
the Liver into healthy activity.
Prepared by DIR. J. G. AVER 4 CO., Practical
and Analytical Chemists, Lowell, Mass, and sold
I'll round the world.
p PRICE, 800 PER BOTTLE.
For sale by Mcnamara & Belts. Tipton. and
Druggists generally
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CHAPTER 4.

AN ACT to authorize J. A. Harvey to
procure certificates Of Lands selected
in lieu Of the Sixteenth Section.
III. Be II enacted by the Genera, As
sepsb,y Of the State Of Iotca, That J. A..
Harvey, Commissioner for the State Of
Iowa, under Chapter 70, Laws or the
Eleventh General Assembly, is hereby
authorized to procure from the Depart
ment u the Interior, certified list, or
certified lists, of the School Lands which
havo been selected in lieu of Section
H1xfsen, under m Act Of Congress, APP
proved February os.h, 1859, entitled
IN "Act to authorize settlers upon Six
tecnth aud Thirty-Sixth Sections, who
settled before the surveys Of the public
lands, to pre-empt their settlement, aud
the Act approved June 18th, 1914. Pro-
vided that the said J. A. Harvey shall
obtain said certifcation of land while in
Washington attending to other duties OF
his commission, and without addition
to his pay.
az. This act shall be in force after its
publication in the Daily State Register
and loea Ecening Statesman, newspa-
pers published at Des Moines.
Approved January 3lst, 1865.
1 hereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect by publication, as re-
quired by Section 2 thereof, on the Sd
day of February, A. D. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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Hieskeu's as. -
Ointment.

This Ointment, after on experience Of
twenty years, has proved itself q soyer-
eign remedy for all Diseases of the Skin;
having effected q radical cure In every
case on which 1t was used, curing many
obstinate cases of fifteen or twenty years
standing, that had previously resisted
all remedies prescribed by the best med
ical talent Of the country. Its effect Is
astonishing, in q few days the soreness
and irritation Is removed; the skin be-
comes smooth and healthy, and remains
permanently healed, without the use Of
Thus, letter, Salt Rheum, Itch, Sold
ier's Itch, Erysipelas, Blotches, Pimples,
and every form of disease of the skin is
punctnally cured, no matter of how
long standing. 1t has cured bad cases
Of Inflamed Eyelids, and Discharges
from the Ear, when nothing else would
heal them. Piles, that have resisted all
other treatment for many years, have
been effectually cured by the use of on
ly one box OF this Ointment. Burns,
Scalds, and Old Sores, it heals in a very
short time. Price 50 cents per box. If
not sold by your Druggist, send 80 cents
to Johnston, Holloway & Cowden, Phil
adclphia, q box will be sent free of post
age to any address.
OBSERVE-Noneg genuine without the
signature Of the proprietors OH the wrap
per Of each box.
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HON. JAMES THOMPSON.

Jud3e 81 The Supreme f"art IF Fsnnsy,,,pia.
Philadelphia, April n, 1866.
consider 'lleofand's German Etter4 A ,aluabts
're'cne in q attacks Of indiEeatiea OF Dyere.
sin. can certify this FROM my experience u il.
Yours, With respect,
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NOTICE.
WEAK AND DELICATE CHILDREN

Are made strong ~ the n either Il s1resc RENE
dies They viii c~sc every Case Of MARASNUA
without fail. So
Thousands Of certificates have accumulated In tho
hands If tho proprietor but space will allow Of tho
publication Of but few. Those it will be observed,
are men Of note and Of such standing that they must
lie believed.
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HOLLOWAY'S @
ARNICA
PLASTERS,

The Original and only true Arnica Plas.
tcrs possessing the great healing pro-
perties OF the Arnica Flowers.
The curative effects OF these Plasters
In all cases of pain or weakness in the
breast, side or back, and in all cases OF
inflammation Of the Lungs, and Cough,
are truly astonishing; they give imme-
diate relief.
Physicians prescribe them, and thous-
ands recommend them. Obeerve-HOl-
lOway's are the Original and only tsue
Arnica Plasters.
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n month THE YEAR ROUND, or 90 Der
Cent. Profit on Commission. We guaranty the
above salary or commission TO active indus
trious agents nt their own homes, to introduce
An article oftndtspens1bSe ssttfN In every house
hold. For full particulars call on, or address
G. W. JACKSON 4 CO.,
pslwi ii South st., Baltimore, Md.
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Persons .Adea meesl IN Life.

And feeling tho hani 81 tine weighing heavily urou
them, with all its attendant: i'll viii hnd In the
Of th.s, BIT"EitS or the TONIC ELIXIR that will
iustill life into their veins, restore In mceAurs
the energy amt ari,r of moro Won't fal Aass 1hsA
up their shruaken FORMS and give h<ssth and hagst
ness 70 their remaining yeAra.
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DIssoLUnYoN NoTICE.

! Every grade cfSugars -
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CHAPTER :.

An Ar 4, .anting to the United States
Governmen.. the right Of way for ship
canal around the Dcs Moines or low
er RAPIDS LA the Mississippi River on
the Iowa side.
al. Be it enacted by the General As
sens6ly Of the State Of Io,Oa, That the
United States Government now con-
structing canal over and around the
lower rapids Of the Mississippi River,
may take and hold, In accordance with
the provisions of article three, chapter
Might've, of the Revision Of 1860, SO
much land with any Improvements
thereon as may be necessary for the To-
cation, construction and convenient use
of said canal and also to take, remove
and use for the construction and repair
Of said canal, any earth, gravel, stone,
tinAber or other material not only from
thu land taken for the canal itself but
from other adjacent lands, if the same
shall become necessary; and in the
absence Of any agreement between the
United States Government or its author
lied agents and the owners Of such lands
and material in re..aaad to the compen.
sation therefor, the same shall be ascer-
tanned and determined by commission
ers to be appointed by the Sheriff of
Lee county, Iowa, In conformity with
the provisions Of Article 3, Chapter IS.
of the Revision aforesaid propided the
land 80 taken otherwise than by the
consent of the owners shall not exceed
fifteen hundred feet in width.
az. When the United States officer
having charge of said work, or the con-
tractors under him, shall find it necessa-
~ In the construction of said canal to
borrow or use material from adjacent
lands and consent cannot be obtained
from, or the price thereof agreed upon
with the owners, said commissioners,
appointed as aforesaid, shall assess the
damages which the owners thereof will
sustain, the same to be paid out of any
appropriation made by Congress for that
purpose, which damages shall be paid
under and according to the provisions of
Article 8, Chapter 55, of the Revision of
1860, saving to the parties the right Of
appeal as therein provided, or to the
proper Court having jurisdiction thereof,
notice Of which appeal shall be given to
the officer having charge of such work,
and the provision of said article and
chapter aforesaid, not inconsistent with
the provisions of this act, shall be ap-
plicable to the proceedings under and In
pursuance Of this act.
-. This act being deemed by the
General Assembly Of the State of Iowa
. immediate importance, shall take
p0ect and be Ia force from and after its
pah1ioatjon in the State Register, a
publ ished at Des Moines,
|ova, and the daily Gate CITY, a news
npoe published 1T Keokuk, Iowa.
Approved February 5th, 1868.
heFeby certify that the foregoing
" took effect By publication, as re-
1imA ~ 6ection thereof, on the sth
~ " FEBRUARY, A. D. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, sec'y of State,
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laws OF IOWA.

LAVE Oh IOWA.
Published By Authority.
CHAPTER 8.
An ACT 10 provide for the custody OF the
records Of the Public Surveys Of this
State.
SECTION l. Be 4 sses1sd by ne Cen
0rcs Assembly Of the State Of Iosoa That
= made the duty Of the Register OF
thsl - Kand Omce, 70 receive any
nl4A - maps, records, o. other p
PERI felAting 70 the public surveys Of
this stats, whenever the same shall be
turned over . the State, In pursuance OF
anfes0k C06gress entitled IAN Act FOR
the discontinuance Of the Office Of Sur
veyor General In the several districts a.
soDAs the surveys therein can be COM
pleted, for abolishing land offices under
certain circumstances, and for other pur-
posss,n approved juno 18th, 1910, and
any act anendatory thereof. r
IL. That the Register Of the State
Land Once shall provide for their safe
keeping and proper arrangement, ~
public records, and free access % the
same BY the lawful authority Of the
United States, for the purpose of taking
extracts therefrom, or making copies
thereof, shall always be granted.
%. This act being deemed Of inn
mediate Importance, shall take effect
from and after its publication in the
Daily State Register and Io,ra Evening
Ndtesmdn.
Approved January slst, 1858.
I Thereby certify that the foregoing
Act took effect, by publication, as re-
quired in Section thereof, on the Sd
day Of February, A. d. 1868.
ED WRIGHT, Sec'y of State.
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Ayers Sarsaparilla
FOR PURIFYING THE BLOOD.

Tho reputation this cx-
ccllent medicine enjoy :,
Is derived from its cures,
many Of which are of Il
truly marvellous char
acter. lnveterate cases
Of Scrofhla, where the
system seemed utterly
given up to corruption,
have yielded to this com.
pound Of anti-strlln,ous
virtues. Disorders of a
scrofulous type, and az.
c.,.fsr,,p ,,-t,;cis c,.<, rn,<,tx.
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ATURDAY MORNING., FEBRUARY 8, 1868.

| MEETING OF THE CrTY COUNCIL
called meeting of the, City Council was
held yesterday afternoon. Present :
Messrs. Macfarland .(president), Epps,
Scott, Smith, Saunders, Lee, Mason,
Maury, Taylor, Clopton, Styll, Tinsley,
Crutcbfeld, and Harvey. @ tz !.
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read and approved.
:Mr. Saunders submitted On ordinance
from the Committee, on Police in regard
to keeping order around the various dep0ts
and landings. The ordinance provides
that no hack or omnibus driver, newspa-
der, peanut, or other vender, shall con-
,gregate around the depdts or landings in
such way as to interfere with passengers
that they shall not make any noise, nor
shall they get aboard of any train or boat
to solicit custom heavy fine to be i'm
posed upon all violating said ordinance.
The ordinance was adopted.
The ordinance submitted at the last
meeting by the Finance, Committee, enti
tied can ordinance to amend and re-
ordain chapter IL Of the ordinances con-
corning tne assessment of taxes" was then
taken up. ~ .sjts
A substitute to the first section provi-
ding that there shall be one assessor end
four assistants-the principal assessor to
appoint his assistants-each to give sech
rity in the sum of $1,000 for the faithful
discharge Of his duty--was adopted.
The kuncil then went:into discussion
over the thirty or forty-odd other sections,
They we're modified slightly. .
The Council then adjourned.