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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
NoEIOE.
COMMISSIOSER,S SALE OF The NEW LISBON
RAILWAY.

RAILWAY.
NOTICE is hereby given, that pur-
suant to a decree made by, and an order
0I sale issued out OF the Court of Common
Pleas of Trumbuli County, State of Ohio. 10
me directed as Special Master Commissioner
in the suit of William Reynolds. trustee. ana
John i. kennard, against the New LISBON
Railway Company, and the Ohio Coal and
Mining Company, 10 make sale Of the New
Lisbon Railway, with all its franchises and
property, both real and personal, thatl shall
offer for sale at public auction at the door OF
the Court House in the Village of Warren,
County of Trumbull, and state of Ohio, on
the 18th day OF March, A. D. 1863. between
the hours of 10 a. m, and p. m, of said day,
the said Railway, with the right of way,
franchises rights and privileges belonging
to said Company, described in said order as
follows:
Company, made and to be made, between
the Cleveland and Mahoning Railway at
Weathersheld, Trumbull County, Ohio, to a
point near Elkton, in Columbiana Co, Ohio,
including the right Of way and land oceu-
pied and to be occupied thereby, together
with the guperstructuresa and tracks thereon.
or to be thereon, and all iron, rails, ties, and
other materials used thereon, and all 6rldg,
es, viaducts, culVerts. fences, all groundsand
premises used for depots, stations, shops, or
otherwise for the purpose OF said Rail Road,
and the buildings thereon and all other ap-
purtenances thereto, and also all the fran
chises, rights, and privileges of said New
Lisbon Railway Company. of, in, TO and con-
cerning the same.
Also at the same time and place, herein
before specified pursuant 10, and in obedi-
ence to an order of sale issued out Of said
Court in the said proceeding. | shall as Spe-
cial Master Commissioner offer for sale at
public auction, all the personal property des-
cribed in the mortgage OF the said Railway
Company, executed and delivered to VIII
liam Reynolds, as trustee, described IN said
order as "all the personal property described
in said mortgage, including all the engines,
cars, tools, machinery, materials and all
other personal property now owned by said
New Lisbon Railway Company" Real Es-
tate and Franchises appraised at S300.0OO.
Terms of sale-Cash. J.. c. JONES,
Special Master Commissioner.
Feb. TO- IS69-5t
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rcSo1 r-rroN NOTICE

/ hlSSOLO IlON NJ 11SE.-I ne
Il )hrm OF Wilson & Dray. dealers in Gro
/ 5!,-Ties and Provisions. Main St, Warren, o.,
/ was dissolved on the 18th day OF January
/ last, by mutual consent. The business viii
] be conducted in the future by Chas. wilson,
] who will meet the outstanding debts OF tne
/ late firm, and to whom all accounts are "a
! be paid. Persons knowing themselves 10 De
/ indebted TO Wilson q Dray are requested H u
! call and settle. CHARLES Wilson
! Ian Is. 1859. LEMCEL DRAY.
? VTarrau q Feb 3-3t
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ADAMS. Fire and

w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
NerchandiZe and other property insured in
the best Companies, on favorable terms I;
Farm property, Isolated Dwellings, and thelr
furniture insured for one, three ana S nNe
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
TDnTYGS S&MORGAN, Dealers i'm Sta,

pie and Fancy Dry Goods, Carpets, Mat
md fiTfnres- Tea. Coffee, &c. They keep con-
StantIy on hand, a large and full assort-
m mi OF goods in their line, OF good quality
and fashionable styles, and oner them foT
Jan. 8, 1867.
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A TTACHMENT NOTICE.

ABK. Bancroft, Plaintiff, VS.. John n
f.-Vnolds, Defendant.
Resore John n. Hatch, ]. P, of Southing-
,or ToTnship, Trumbull County, Ohio. ON
he lam day OF Jan A. D., 1859, said Justice
isS,sd an order of attachment in the above
action. for the sum OF $1,000.
b. X. BANCROFT.
southiugton, Feb. 8, lSG9-St'
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

Princess Trou5etzkOy has Inaugural
ted a temperance movement in st.
Petersburg. She has organized So
eiety to establish places in the poorer
parts of the city where tea aud coffee
can be had at cost price.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
DISSOLUTION

DThe Oopartnership heretofore existing
DrIween the undersigned, under the name
and firm of B. +. & ID. Gibbons, doctors OF
Dental Surgery, was dissolved on the I'd OF
B. F. GIBBONS.
d. GIBBONS.
,,sss al the old stand, over T. ]. McLain &
Sons Bank. where he will attend toall oper-
sfions iutrusted 10 his care in the most du-
rable manner and at reasonable rates,
Feb. lO-3ts u. OlbbONS-
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

A man aged ninety-four years has
lust entered the bonds of matrimony
at Glen's Falls, n. Y. This is his first
marriage, and is quite likely to be his
last.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
r nIWSnN. Mavor of dc Incor.

porated Village of Warren, o., and also
Justice Of the Peace in and for said Nlllage,
attends to all business usually transacted Dy
Justices Of the Peace. Mayor 5 regular , cOuI !
Mayors once, Warren, o., Nov. llth, lSoS'
NOV llth-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
late of Pennington

II n Is NJ LINR5, I1oO OI 7 = - 2 = 2
Dtenders his professional service 10 the
6esople of Warren and vicinity, office front
room over Park & Chew sStore-Stiles block.
Hours from 10 to II a. m, and to p m
Residence, corner Of High and Chestnut Sts-
Nov. y, 1S67-lys
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

Jtist, Newton Falls, Ohio: Patronage SO. so
f1cired satisfaction guaranteed be alSo
keeps 4 first class Jewelry Store, for the sale
and repair Of Clocks, Watches, Jewelry, &C
The lowest prices in the county IN e3leh ~ 9e =
partment. NOV 20 AooO-'A
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17
WESTERN RESERVE SEMINARY
WEST HARRINGTON. OHIO.

TIME Winter Term of this inSutu-
tion begins Dec. lst, 1865. The Semina-
~ is in a prosperous condition, and affords
superior advantages 10 youths Of both sexes
desiring q good. thorough education. The
institution is furnished with PhilOsophi~
cal, Chemical and Astronomical Apparatus,
Anatomical Plates, Maps, Globes, &c, and
Cabinet of Minerals.
Boarding sS.50tO 500 per week, and rooms
for self boarding at low. rates. Boarding
Halls are being erected which will afford rare
advantages to those wishing to board them
selves Tuition, Common Englisli. $500
..... . a y. CRAFT, Principal.
July Is, lS6S-lyr.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

A E. LYMAN, Dentist. Once over
~ the new Millinery store OF NJ: y. 1eles, Ses7
a Smiths store, Market ST., Warren, ONO
Entrance at the CHRONICLE Once, up STAIRS
MAY s, IS6S-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

W. d. HALL.

HALL & MACKEI, ManutactuTers
Of Harness and dealers in Saddlery
E11IIyare. Trunks, Valises, Travelling Bags
Whips. Horse Blankets, Saddles and Fancy
Saddlery, No. s, Market Street, Warren, ..
May ~ 1867.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

LMON D. WEBB Notary Public,
~ Fire and Life Insurance Agent; ana
fension and Bounty Agent. Passage TICK
cts sold TO and from, and money l.+ LeLllt+
fed to the old country, at the lowest current
rates. once in Webb's Block, Main street,
Warren, Ohio. Jan. D. ioOo'
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c. w. TYLER.

ZALxoN FITCH. T. W. IfLhh'
MITCH &TYLER, Successors to Ja-
meson & Wheeler, Dealers in stoves;
SIIeet Iron and Tinware, and Agrcultnfal
Implements, No. 5 Market St. Warren, v.
Feb. 10 IS69-tf
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

CE GLIDDEN

F.E. HUTcHISs. {. Z Sli
"UTCHINS & GLIDDEN, Attorney
II - Tc1v offiice over Smith & MeCombs'
S15rs. corner Of Main and Market Streets
Warren, Ohio.
April "a, lSe7-H
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OHIO COAL COMPANY.

This Company was but recently in
corporated and put in working order.
1t owns 40 acres near Trenton, Tus-
earawas county, and 393acres at Cones
vile, in this county. Two banks are
being worked at Trenton, turning out
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

WV. PORTER. W. +. POkIEk'
Wy n, &W. F. PORTER, Dealers
w in school and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationary. Wall Papers, Periodicals, Pam
11hIets and Magazines, at the New York BOOB
Store. Main Street, Warren, Ohio.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-02-17

With capital stock OF Sl5O, 900 was
Incorporated April last. The bank is
situated one half mile west of the
Ohio Canal, and one mile of the P. C..
& st. l.. Railway. 4 new ''I"' rail
track has just been put down from
the mines to the Railroad which en-
ables this company to ship either by
Canal or Railroad. Everything
is now in complete working order ;
they are now turning out 1900 bushels
per day, which is to be increased to
double that amount. The territory of
this company embraces about 1000
acres of the most productive mining
lands in Coshocton county. n. S
OLIN and Mr.. ORMSBY are superin-
tendents of the company and mines.
OHIO COAL COMPANY.
Th;c COY,,Don,, x.-oa huf rapnntlx- in
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WHOLE NO. 2133
News Items.

New York gossips say Edwin Booth
81 soon to marry Miss M'Vickar.
James T. Brady, of New YorE, died
on the 9th inst, Of apOplexy, aged
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-06
Az ORDTNANCR
% Pedlars Ia -.

KelaAlFe % fedlafs and
{ SEC. l. Be it ordained by the City Council.
OF the city Of b~r0WnVilie, that 10 shall here.
after be gnlewhA for any street ped
w~hOiesaledealer ingOqds, wares or merchandise t0
oher thesame for sale in wagons, carriages. or 9TH
erWtse, WITHIN SAID city without having obtained H.
cense for thar purpose.
SEc-2 N0Icense shah be issued for a iess period
than un deEs norf0r q greater period than one
yearfand an heenses shall be signed by the lratOr
and cQ~unteragnedand registered by the clerk.
SEc.& ItshaI be the dirty OF the CITY CLERK 10
make 9~ltaItAeeuse granted to pedleH and hawk
ers AMI is7uebhe same, on r~eceiVing from the appli-
cant tnelcelso o. the Mayor andGle City Treas
u1eEs IecelpEIur twenty QOiilfa FOR q license nun
nlngDne y~earaudf for asl1aIl rsurn for aless peri
Htaftne discretion Ofthe Mayor, bat in no event
SEC Lively hawSer. peddler. or other person
seias aOoutsor through, tie ely, either on foot, or
Win a morse of otlorFiSe, Carrying to sell. or exc
posing or sac any goods, wares. or merchandise.
Without lcen5es upunconVicfion thereof before the
Mayor, saal be punished by a dle IN any sum not
So TFe 10y .n-n ~ eolAfs.
81 D. u any nav ger peller or other person Is
ehOresalds sna4t reiIsa - show hts. her or diafr IL
cense when rpluested hy any person 10 whom 10
she % they SHALL oAertO self any OThfs. her or thpiT
EOOQS' wares ~ merchandise. OF tothe Marshall az
4eclrheske or they shall be punished in tie same
nsalner @M eKpoang The same f0r-sais without
sEc.6 NofEing in This ordinance cortaiped SHAH
be construed % apply % the vender 81 vegetables or
other artce8gftogd Ur0Utfefl also. coln0rfeurS dE-
I1DuHhg RslousDookso or tracts only shall De ex-
ST. This ordinance SHAH be in force from and
after its legal publication.
GEO. W. FAIRBROTHER .NTrvar
J.C ~MCNArGHTOS. Clerk. mm
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-06

A short visit in Phelps City, Mo-,
this week, convinced us that its pros
perity was actual and vigorous. Many
nav residences and husiness houses
have been built since we were last
here. The different trades are well
represented, and is fast becoming the
commercial center Of Atchison coun-
ty. Many of the best business men Of
ROckpOrtare directly interested in the
trade and prosperity of Phelps City.
We notice the 0'Pelt Bros, Garrison,
Arnold and others here from Brown
willie, up to their eyes in business. The
OiPelt Bros have the best Restaurant
in the place, and are doinga first class
business. 1t is said that more freight
IS received atand sent off from this
station than from any other on the
road, a large share of which is for the
merchants in Brownville. The road
Is tr~ansacting a large business. It has
recently put on an extra night train
for the accommodation of passengers
and commercial men who wish to
save time can now do so by passing
down in the night to st. Joe, transac-
ting their business through the day,
and returning in the evening. This
is certainly a great accommodation to
the business public.
We observed that Missouri has her.
grasshoppers as we'll as Nebraska.
These pests are certainly discouraging
many, but in a month they will all be
gone and we viii find that they have
not damaged the growing crops so
much as weno eartheywiH. Therieh
Missouri vallies are now sending forth
vegetation Iuxuriantly, and cattle are
cut upon the grass shedding their old
coats, and look sleek and nice. The
season bids fair to be very favorable
to the prospects of the farmers, and
consequently to those of, every bust
ness man. Let all take courage and
work in casting the seed for a bounti-
ful harvest surely cometh.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-06
RaiIroad~a Teetlng.
B-RowNv1LLE, May 8. is.

M
BRowNvILLE, May 8, 1863.
Pursuant to a few hours noticethe
Court Room was filled to overfowine
this evening to take into consideration
the best means of a advancing the prog
ress of the Nebraska Trunk Railroad.
Capt. T. w. Bedford called the
meeting to order, and briefly stated
the object, when, upon his motion,
John i, Carson WIS chosen Chairman
and upon motion Of w. A. Pollock J.
II. Broadly was elected Secretary.
Col S. NJ. Rich then announced that
the officers Of the Trunk Railroad were
in consultation in an adjoining room,
and upon his motion the Chair
was instructed to appoint a. Ommittee
of three to wait upon the officers of
the road. The Chair having appoin-
ted S. NJ. Rich, T. w. Bedford and
A. w. Morgan such committee, they
accordingly retired, and returned ac-
companied by Or. Geo. B. Graft, of
Omaha, President; Hon. o. H. Irish,
of Nebraska City, Vice President ;
Col. r. w. Furnas, of Brownville /;
w. d. Scott, Esq, of Rulo, and Maj.
d. H. Wheeler, Of Plattsmouth, of
the Board Of Directors; Julian Net
calf, Esq, Secretary, and Judge J. F.
Kinney, Attorney and Solicitor. DR.,
Graft the President of the road, who
was then introduced by the Chairman,
delivered a well-timed, pertinent and
practical Railroad speech. Judge
Kinney, the solicitor and legal repre-
senator of the Company was next in
troduced by the Chairman, and pro-
duced in a style becoming the advo-
cate and lawyer to portray the pdvan-
tages Of the Trunk Road to the people
Of Nemaha county and 70 the whole
State Of Nebraska and as an index
to the importance and success of this
road, stated that the road on the oppo-
site bank Of the river is the best pay
ing road this side Of Cincinnati. Col.
o. H. Irish was next introduced by
the Chairman, and briefly addressed
the meeting-said the counties along
the line should be knit together in
this enterprise, and instead Of work.
ing one at a time and one against an
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-06

The Directors of the st. Louis and
Nebraska Trunk Railroad met in this
city, pursuant to call Of the President,
last Mondayevening. President Geo.
b. Graf, of Douglass county, Col. o.
III. Irish, Judge J. +. Kinney and
Julian Metcalf, of Otoe, d. H. Wheel
er, Of Cass, w. d. Scott, of Richard
SOD, and Col. Furnas, of NemahR,
were present, while letters were read
from Aug. Kountz aud S. S. Caldwell,
Of Omaha, regrotting their inability
to attend.
The meeting was essentially one OF
business, and its effect will soon be
seen. Immediate work is absolutely
necessary to secure the State aid, and
20 this end an assessment was made
upon the stock Of the company sufi-
Gent to build an equip the first ten
miles Of the road. Several important
committees were appointed and much
other business transacted. They adj
iourned at a late hour, after which a
general meeting Of 0ur citizens was
held. and was participated in by the
Directors, at which railroad matters
were the principal subject discussed.
We regret our absence from the city
a. we have ever taken a deep interest
A whatever awakens in IN citizens 2
more ferpent desire for railway inn
provements in this part Of this State
w now hope that inaction Is over
nd that work viii commence. Tine
noneyin this enterprise, and Il Is
I non that We need.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-06

other, should move united, and then
they would move the entire State.
Did not ask the people Or counties TO
incur liability until the Company first
put in their money, Said capital I'M
vested to build the road was simply
changing from ore species Of property
to another, by giving q side and en-
HANGING the value Of the remainder
a great deal. Said it was only neces-
sary for each county to bring up the
road into its own midst, and the next
above wou1tIr eachfurth her and graspit.
w. d. Scott, Esq, of Richardson
county, being next introduced, talked
the matter home to the farmers in the
light ofdollars and cents, In caleuIa-
ting the effect of the road on price of
produce; the sums they wouId receive
for the bushels they marketed, and on
the increase of the value Of property
in general. Said the talk Of Big taxa
tion is imaginary only, that the taxa
bic property would be doubled as soon
as the road is in operation, and the
wealth Of the county would continue
to multiply a~ccordingly- Said Rich
ardson and Nemaha counties would
each be worth ten millions, and with
the Trunk Road would be worth-
Judge Kinney again arose and held
upthe financial phase of the subject
in a most striking and fOrcible light.
Declared that this countyloses 500, 600
annually for want of a railroad, and
that with the road, BrownviHe would
be one of the finest cities on this side
of the river.
Capt. T. w. Bedford, after the Off
GERS Of the road had retired to their
room, offered the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted:
ResoLUed, That a committee of three
be appointed to draw up a petition to
the County Commissioner of Nemaha
county respectfully asking that they
submit to the legal voters of said c0un-
ty a proposition toissue County Bonds
to the amount of $50, 600, to he issued
and expended for the purpose Of aid
ing in the construction of the st.
Louis and Nebraska Trunk Railroad.
On motion of Col. s. M Rich, said
committee were instructed to draw a
form Of said petition and report the
same at the time to which their meet
ing should be adjourned. . .a
On motion of DR.. Jonas Crane, the
number of the committee was increas-
ed from three to seven. The Chair
appointed as such committee, s.. NJ.
Rich, T. w. Bedford, James Steven
son, s. P. Majors, E. w. Thomas,
Wesley Dundrs and Daniel Fraker.
Mr.. Stevenson declining to serve on
the committe, DR.. f. g.. Holmes was
substituted in his place.
On motion of S. M. Rich, this meet
ing adjourned to meet in the Court
Room, May 10th, 1862 ats P. M.
The feeling of earnest d~eliberatfon
and keenest intent was manifested
throughout.
JOHN L. CARSON, Chairman.
J.H. broadly, Secretary. ~
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-06

KEY WEST, April 29.+The follow
ing Important dispatch was received
here by mail from Bayuma. Cuba:
Count NaltRazeda, commander OF
the spanish forces in the Eastern de-
partnent has Issued a proclamation,
OF which the following are The chief
features
lst. Every native male over IS years
of age, found away from his residence
without Sufficient caEse-wil be exe-
euted.
I'd. Every unTnhabited dwelling,
and every inhabited Dwelling where
a white flag is not displayed, will be
reduced to ashes.
I'D. All women away from their
homes will come to Bayuma or they
viii be brought by force
The proclamation is dated Bayuma,
April 4
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-06
An ORDINANCE
V-tN NNNI
Deanlns the duties Of he city aIarshaI and

IS C8uAEIMHaaAuAH
IL Be L Oraddaedbg ne CHI o5ta5cg Or ne cly. Of
BrOunUite, That the Marshal shall be the chiefmfn
isterial OfHcerofthe city. he shall be a c0nservatOr
OF the pence within the city, and shall arrest with
out process All persons who, within his view, COM
mit any crime or miSdemednOr, or violate any or
dinance of said city, and take them before the May
or and deta1n them in custody until the cause of
such arrest has been Investigated, not longer, how
Of the peace within his ka0Nledge, and if necessary
call 20 his aid the power Ofrhe city, pursue andcOm-
NIT to JAN, al felOns, persons guilty Of mlsdemean-
Ors, or violations Of ordinanCes0 f the city; he shall
execute and return all process directed to him by
the Mayor or by order 0fthe City Council, either in
person. or By deputy attend upon and preserve or
der in the Mayors court, prepare the City Council
room for the holding Of meeting by arranging,
warming and lighting the same. and be present at
all meetings Ofthe Council and he shall perform
such other duties as is provided by the 18Th section
Ofthe City Charter, and as shall be required from
time to time by the City Council and all of the du-
ties a. prtcribed Pa the several ordinances passed
by the said COunci. The Marshal shall, in add
ton 90 his duties asdarshQi, also discharge the du-
aes shat are usually performed by Street COmnis-
siOner.
}sTheQEarsh pa hallreceiye for his services as
Marshal and Street Commissioner the monthly
compensation ofsl5s payablein city orders On the
az. The Marshal shan make a monthly report to
the Council Ofhis doings, setting forth the number
Of arrests under city ordinances, the amount Of
money ne has received and from what source. and
mthe same belongs 70 the citys pay over the same to
the City Treasury at leastOnce each month.
G.W. EAlhBROIHER, Mayor,
J. CeATCNkUGHrON, Clerk. 5E3t
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-05-06
AN ORDINANCE d
reIaffon IA Theatres. Ebor~s


IL BE q 0gdQfned be- he CN C6unciLO Of the eag or
BHalHgttte, IhatanT person or persons Who shall
exhibit or participate In exhibiting, for gain or
profit, IN theCity OF Br0WnViue, any theatrical per
f~OruIancROfGny kind ~rdescriptiOn, any shows of
puppets wax hguTesT menagerles, caravans or col
lection eAanimaSs any performance OF any feats of
tumbhng+ rope OF wire dancing, balancing, slight Of
hand or tricSs 1flegprdemain or any circus or nat
ural or artificial curiosity or deception, or represent
tation Of any kind whatever either real or fictitious.
or any MUSICAL concert or musical performance Of
any KIM Wnatever4or any other exhibition OrshOw
Tor wh1eae0mpensatlon or money i charged or de-
manded, except lectures on scientific, historic, be
neEolentof literary subjects and the apparatus COR
the eiucidadcnOt the same. and specimen Of the
me arts, without license therefor, made ont. attes-
tsdgaienedsmdeealed. shall for each offence. on
conviction thereof before the Mayor. forfeit and
pay any sum not exceeding fnyd0lars.
- The Mayors of the city is hereby authorized to
granthcense for theexhibition ofpubiie shows, a.
AFORESAID, Oiany menagerIe, caravan or collection
QIanlmals pr circus, on the payment into The city
treasury OIthe sum ofnot less than ten, nor more
than fifty collars for each days exhibition or per-
formance- And for an other shows and exhibitions
above enumerated, for each days exhibition or per-
fOrnnanca not less than two nor more than twenty
dollars, t0be fixed and determined at the discretion
nfthe Mayor.
81 This ordinance shall take effect and be IN
force frum aud after Its due and leesn publication.
q. W. EAIRBBOTHER. Mayor.
J. G. McNAUGHToN, Clerk. Wf