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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1869-05-21

A Philadelphia drayman has invented
a machine for feeding quadruPed in a
hurry. To eat a peek OF oats occupies his
mules about three-qusrters of an hour.
The machine in question turns with a
crank The mule sits up on his launches
and straightens out his neck. A peck OF
oats are then slung into him with single
revolution of the cylinder, inside of q min
ute and a quarter. The inventor terms
the apparatus an "oatemer."
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FARM PROPERTY INSURANCE,
DETACHED DWELLINGS,
AND THEIR FURNITURE.
DIR &c TO RSi

SAMUEL +. HERsEr, Lumber Merchant.
AMOS NJ RoBEKrs, President Ia stern Bank.
WILLIAM III. SMITH, Lumber Merchant.
WILLIAM MCGILvgRr, ship Builder and Broker.
GEORGE X. JEwErT, President II National Bank.
HENRY +. PRENTIss, Lumber Merchant.
GEORGE sTETsoS, President Isl National Bank.
T. c. DUNN, Ashland, Lumber Merchant.
THOMAS J. STEWART, Vice Consul OF Portugal.
LEMUEL BRADFORD Bradford, Hattcn & Co.
FRANKLIN MUZZY, Treasurer MuzZy Iron Works.
AFRAID THOMPSON, Director Eu y. \. X. X Co.
JOHN $. CHADWICK, SeC'y Bangor VI. +. Ins. Co.
ISAIAH sTgrsoN, Slctson Il Co., Lumber.
AUGUSTUS ID. MANSON Mayor OF Bangor,
FRANCIS VI. SABINE, Pest Bangor VI. +. ms Co.
JOHN A. PETERS, Member OF Congress.
JAMES LirTLErIELD Ship Broker.
NATHAN c. AVER, NC. Aver & Co, Lumber.
JOSEPH W FREEsE, Freese i Wiggin, Insurance.
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Billiards. Hay Tedder.

The only Machine dt tedders the grass without the
Schscl running Orcr the hay after u Is fecfdered
This Machiac IL warranted To thoroughly turn
four acres Of grass In an hour, thus accomplish
ing the work of from eight to twelve men; tnat
this labor-sayiug occurs at = period IN the day
when time Is very precious; that ~ does the WorN
so quickly that the process of turning can be sew
erai times repeated, curing the hay 80 thoroughly
that il can be taken To the barn in the best cond
ton the day il Is cut.
The attention Of the farmers IL called 10 the u
boye Machines, for sale by
WILLIAM SWEET,
south Paris, Maine,
To whom all letters Of inquiry should be address
ed api - 1853
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ONLY25 CENTS

PRICE, sI.OO PER BOTTLE.
The New York herald., 1869-06-19
ton OF the letter addressed to Sir Harry by the Min
lister OF Foreign Anairs:--

FEBRUARY, 20, 1853.
The undersigned has the honor make following
munication -
Hitherto the custom that copper obtanabe
al public auction. Consequent however upon the
ton In the nterns standardization OF country
of copper mines will be the
production OF this metal may be united upon
The Japanese Intends therefore, to place
per the footing with the other of trade and
allow the same TO be freely exported al duty OF i've per
cent calculated ad vaioren.
The undersigned has the honor request that her Britannia
Masestys Minister w inform the British consus residing at
the open ports of this decision.
The undersigned, &C. HIGAsHI KUZE CHICJO,
Minister for Foreign Affairs.
This is move In the right direction on the part OF
the Japanese The opening OF new copper mines
aud they exist throughout Japan in great abund-
ance-wil give employment TO many thousands of
hands and chances for the investment OF caplal
ana the probabilities are that this will be but the
precursor 70 the opening Of other mineral VEINS,
snch as gold, silver, lead and coal, all OF which
abound In this country, and the conseq increase
OF commercial transactions with the western World.
Tne Mlkado Is again TO take up his quarters 1T
Jeddo In anticipation OF this event all the principal
danl0s have orders TO repair TO Jedd0, or Tokei,
winch is now the imperial name OF tnat place. This
VIII add greatly 20 the prosperity ana population OF
Jeddo Tor there IS now not one dallnao OF any I'M
portance resident there and several portions OF the
city look very much ike the deserted village.n lie
Will commence his journey about the middle OF May.
The New York herald., 1869-06-19
SITUATIONS wANTED-cEMALEs.

OH s4TH ST.: CORNER BRoADwAY-A GOOD
IlI pain COOK n small private family; best city
The New York herald., 1869-06-19
SALES AT AUCTION.

n BURKE, AuCrIoNEER-wILL SELL ON NON
C day the Fist ins the entire stock OF Dry Goods, Pur
niahng and Fancy Goods &c. &c At 694 Third avenue be-
tween Fortyhird and Forty Streets at 10 o'clock A.
M. Lease and fixtures sold.
II HArHEwAY, AUcTIoNEER-wILL SELL ON
lI Saturday June 49, ut IL O'clock at 30 vesey street. the
whole Stock OF country stoe large variety Furnishing
Goods, Liquors, Wine, Cigars, Torpedoes.
The New York herald., 1869-06-19
SALES AT AUCTION.
A ARoN QuINBY, AUCTIoNEER, n. j.
AUCTION SALE OF EIGHT VILLA SITES
ON ORANGE MOUNTAIN, N. j.,
BELONGING TO. A. +. Pilot, ESQ.
F. II. LUDLOW 4 co.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE q, 1872
at 2S O'Clock r. NJ tho premises Orange n. j., eight
elegant Building Sites Of Eve acres eaeh beautifully ocaied
on the furnpke nothGeld road Gregory and Mountain
nnes, located between The residences OF A. rot, Mrs
Marcy Mr. Robinson Mr. Heepsr ana otbers Thsss pIo.
unexeeed 10 convenience OF location beauty OF prospect
and ubrty Of climate by any property the distance
from the city, viz, twelve miies.
The property beautifully wooded with splendid forest
trees, well watered with living spring and commands fine
views of the surrounding country adjons the village OF
Orange with a its adyansgcs hourly Communication 10 the
city OF New York.
Maps aud terms a, the Office of the auctoneer No. Pine
New York.
The New York herald., 1869-06-19

EREAT SALE
VI Of villa Plots and Cottages also large House, with
Barn. Carriage House. lee House and about Land
day, at Dougaston, on
A. ). BLEEckER Auctioneer. special tain win leavS
Hunters Point mt 10 80 A. H. James slip and TbiTtyour1
street ns 10A NJ clam bake will be served up u
of special train. Maps and free tickets at oce OF
oneer, II Cedar street.
The New York herald., 1869-06-19
r. A. LAWRENCE, AUCTIoNEER.
rHs KIssAM ESTATE, OF wHIrEsroSE, LONG ISL
ONE HUNDRED AND raiSRry AHpr rouR sna,a,s puus,n.
Lots and Pos broad and fine streets In this AZ

GEORGE MUNDY. AUCTrOYEER- DAY, AT
io5e o'clock, at aSe Wooster street. near Fourth street.
the whole OF the Household Furniure consisting OF Piano
carved black walnut Parlor Suit black walnut Bedroone
Mirrors, Cottage Suits, black WaIdrobes on Paint
ngs marble Top Tables aud Bureaus Chapdeiiers Silver
ware Glassware Cutlery Dining Room aud Kitchen Furns
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, February 3-Noon.-Flour
dull and unchanged. Corn dull and 1c.
lower. Pork heavy--new mess 80 25.
Steam lard dropping barrels 10000.
Cotton lower-2931. Freights nominal.
Money easy, at 7. Exchange 9ls. Gold
Z P M Money more active, at GCa7.
Gold 351S Cotton dull and &c. lower,
with sales of 1000 bales, at 29ad. Flour
unchanged. Wheat shade lower. Corn
1c. lower Whiskey shade firmer Mess
pork shade frmer at 32 SO. Lard quiet
kettle 2O(920T. Freights dropping.
BALTIMORE, February 13.-Cotton nomi-
nal. Flour more active and unchanged.
Wheat-prime red 2.25C02 35; fair to good
l.75(91.S5. Corn firm-white 1904; yell
low 81. Pork quiet, at $3.50. Bacon and
lard unchanged
New ORLEANS February 13.-Cotton un-
settled -middlings 2SkC0292l; sales 600
bales; receipts 6,316. Gold 35Ia. Flour
superfine 637h@6.50; double 1926; treble
7.5O Corn scarce. ut rs. Pork 3D. So
Bacon-shoulders 15%; clear rib 1S1a; clear
a99: Lard quiet-tierce 2O1s@2O34; keg
2l19@21A. Sugar active and higher
common 1O1a911; prime l414(914% yellow
clarified l51a. Coffee quiet-prime 17919
SAVANNAH, February 13.-Cotton dull
and nominal-middlings 2S15: sales $50
bales.
AUGUSTA, February 13.-Cotton market
very dull, with sales of no bules-receipts
800; middlings 27H.
CHARLESTON, February 13.-Cotton dull
with no sales-quotations cannot be given
receipts LOIS bales
LIVERPOOL, February 13-3 p. M.-Cot-
ton dull and heavy-uplands 121G012L;
Orleans 1233a@12IS.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY virtuc of writ Of teri facids to me directed
I'D will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in March
next, in front of the Court House, in Columbia,
within the legal hours, the following property,
viz:
500 acres of LAND, more or less, in Richland
County known the "killingsworth Tract
bounded on the North by lands OF II. B. Clarkson.
Patsey Sturgeon and jesse House, on the South
and East by lands of estate Of William Clnrkson,
and on the West by the "Leesfield tract"
ALSO,
SIS acres of LAND, more or less, known tho
lee and Murdock Tract" bounded on the North
by lands of J. w. House and Jesse House, East
by the Killingsworth tract and lands of the estate
OF William Clarkson, South by Abraham Joyner
and West by DR.. William Weston.
ALSO,
1900 acres of LAND. more or less, in Riehland
County, known tho ''Home Tract" bounded on
the North by Jacob Ledingham, John Ledingham,
j. ?. Browne and DR.. Simon Taylor, East by j.
Woodward House and DIR. William Weston, South
by DIR. William Weston and estate OF VIM. Bynun,
and on the West by Thomas p. Weston.
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest OF the defendent
in 10 acres of LAND, in Richland County, known
as the "Sand Hill Residence;" bounded on the
North by -, East by estate of John Ledingham,
South by Jacob II. Ledingham and Thomas By
mum, and West by Thomas w. Radcliffe; levied
on as the property of Duncan w. Ray, at the suit
of Moultrie Weston and Isaac Weston vs. Duncan
w. Ray. Terms cash.
Feb NTH p. +. FRAHES, 8. r. G.
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ADULTERATION! I!

AGEli BEER containing coppcras, and Ale
IL doctored with salt, lime and alum, are among
the latest adultcrations discovered III New York
was astonished that brewers i'll New York and
other cities could afford to sell Ale and Beer for
less money than the materials cost me to make n
pure: unadultcrated barrel of Beer. This mys-
terry has been solved; the above poisonous ingre-
life, possessing strong constitutions, will soon
lind their health fast declining. and it may be,
fill premature graves if they persist in using the
make. not lifc-dcstroying hut = hcathful beve-
rage, so that it may be drank by the most delicate
without tho least danger
Feb II JOHN c. SEEGERS
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The intelligence forwarded by telegraph
from Havana is startling only in 80 far as it
shows in clearer light than ever the wide
spread and constantly growing character of
the insurrection. The whole island, to use
his forcible expression, proves to be under
mined with revolt. Beginning at obscure
points In the extreme jurisdictions of Baya-
mo and Santiago lie Cuba, it has spread
Westward tills it seizes railroads midway to
Havana. breaks out unexpectedly and si-
multaneously on both Northern and South
ern coasts, and causes popular outbursts so
dangerously near the capital as at Matanzas
1t is even reported that the insurgent COM
mander operating on the railroad lines
about Villa Clara has seven we'll armed regi-
ments under him, deficient only in artillery.
Ii this be true, the Captain General may
we'll repeat his calls on the Home Govern
ment for more troops He is already forced
to rely on volunteers in numerous ir.por-
tant places, and is believed to have little cx-
cepting the local militia to sustain him in
the capital itself
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Thurston r. Bloom, Esq, prominent
and much-loved citizen of Macon, Ga, who
during a residence of few months in
Gotham, succeeded in making several fortu-
nate hits, and realizing large sum of
money died in that city very suddenly on
children.
fEAoE IN EUROPE. has sent an
a5swes to the IL Pc Peace Conference giving her
has yet to await her day of coveted escape
from Turkish rule. Tue combined Eu-
ropean powers are too much for Russia in
the premises
Application has been made to the Prcsi.
dent for permission to remove Booths re-
mains, and for possession of The trunk and
other effects of the assassin in the custody
of the War Department.
The New York Herald of Tuesday, quotes
South Carolina G's, 1904; do, new, 7Ol5 M
II. /2S9
The African is to be excluded from the in.
auguratlon ball, by styling it private in.
stead of public affair.
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The PRESIDENTIAL VoTE.-It appears that
slight misapprehension has occurred re-
specting the formality of counting the Pre-
sidential vote. Tho Washington National
Republican says: "After the vote is counted,
the tdllers wait upon the President and
Vice President. and inform them of the re-
suit. These gentlemen simply signify their
acceptance in q written statement to that
effect, without signature, which is reported
10y the tellcrs, and entered upon the Journal
where it becomes part of the record The
President holds no certificate or commission
of any kind, and has no other recorded evil
dcnce of his right to hold Office than this -
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Valuable Real Estate at auction.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.

RY yrtIe of an order Of sale, to me directed, by
United States District Court, for the District of
South Carolina, will offer for snlc at public auc-
tion, on MONDAY, the 1st day of MARCH, 1869,
at tho Court House. in the city of Columba at 10
o'clock, all that vacant lot, piece or parcel of
LAND, situated in tho city Of Columb ba- bounded
North by Laurel street, East by lot of the estate
Of 81. G. Bronson; South by lot of James L..
Clark, and West by Marion street, and measuring
two hundred and eight t2OS) feet upon Laurel
street, and one hundred and fifty u5O) feet upon
Marion street
ALSO,
All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND, with the
buildings thereon, situated, lying and being in
the city of Columbia, containing forty-seven and
a half hundred (47 5O-1OO) of an acre-bounded
on the North by Henderson street, and being q
eight feet eight (8) inches, Southwark to wbero
the North line of Washington street, protractcd,
iintersects the said lot, forming the Southern
boundary thereof.
TERMS OF SALE.-One third cash; balance on a
credit of onc, two and three years, secured by
bond OF the purchaser, bearing interest at the
rate of seven per cent per annum, from the day
of sale, payable annually. and mortgage of the
premises; the building to be insured and the poll
cy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps G.. HERBERf SASS,
Fob & Assignee of Evans & Cogswell.
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whenrthe Blue Ridge appropriation was
made, and ons or two otner measures
passed. and think it is quite as we'll to say
nothing about lobbying.
What I have said, is intended in kind
ness, and in explanation of the interest /
represent; and as I have not place on the
floor of either House to explain my posi-
ton, this is my only chance to be heard.
II. p. HAMMETT, President.
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Dogs Lost.

:. on YESTERDAY, 2DOGS,
IE-SjYothc property OF the snbscri- >EszgSN
&.141Z@G Der, were lost. One s large Er~---sSS
yellow dog, with white ring around his neck, and
answers to the name Of Hard rimes," The other
is a white bull dog, with black spot over each
eye, one on tail, medium size, and answers to the
name of Guess" A liberal reward paid, if de.
livered to me, at tho Market House.
Feb II II PETER SURGEONER.
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Fital Notice to State Tax.Pavers-

TllE Assessor for City of Columbia, on proper
ty liable to State TAX, will close his books on
MONDAY, 18th instant. All persons who do not
make their returns by the above stated time, Will
be returned as refusing to LIST and liable 20
double tax. JACOB LEVIN
FcD l32 AsscssOr CITY of Columbia.
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By Telowraph.
Cahlo Dispatches. .

HAVANA, February 13.-Dulce's proclama-
tion says: Whereas. the insurgents have
failed to avail themselves of the offered
clemency. and others are continually joining
them, the amnesty is Withdrawn and censor
ship over the PRESS re-established. Persons
violating the press law md political prison
ers will hereafter be tried by court martial.
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SheriH's Sale.

Under order OF Judge of Probate.-S. S. Clark, ct
al. rs Rhoda Wilson, ct at.-Petuion for Sale Of
Real Estate.
I N pursuance Of an order made by William Hut
Il son Wigg, Judge of Probate for Richland
County, directed to me, will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in March next, in front of the Court
House, i'll Columbia, within the legal honrs:
All that HOUSE and LOT in tho city of Colum-
bia, containing one quarter of an acre of land i,
more or less. Bounded on the North by Richland
street, East by land Of Jesse Oxendine, South by
land of James Sharp, and East by land next de-
scribcd
ALSO,
All that House and Lot in the city of Columbia,
bounded on the North by Richland street, on East
by lot first described, South by land of james
Sharp and West by land of Eliza Taylor; contain
ing one quarter of an acre, more or lees. The two
lots being the land of which the late Thomas Viii
son died. possessed of.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash enough to pay expenses
of these proceedings; balance on credit OF three
years, with interest payable annually, secured by
bond and mortgage. Purchaser to insure tho
premises and assign the policy. Purchaser to pay
for stamps and papers.
Feb NTH P. F. FRAZEE, 8. R. c.
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Night work is somewhat bad for the
Jacobins. According to radical print, the
recent night session of the Senate opened
up some splits in the party that cannot be
easily healed I'D
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In Warrington.


House, several bills of MINOR Importance
were introduced and adopted, after which
the House took recess until to- night.
In the Senate, several bills regarding
naturalization were introduced; also, bill
to improve Mobile harbor. After some dis
cussion, the bill was recommitted to the
committee for further consideration Ad-
journed.
The President has pardoned Sanford
Morton assured Graut that his country
men were gratified with the result of the
election. Grant replied that his admins:
tratlon would be economy, retrenchment
and reform, and that all revenue officers
would be held strictly accountable. He de-
cined naming his Cabinet until it would
suit the Senate to confirm them.
The President has nominated Lewis Dent
Grants brother-in-law, rs Minister to Chill
pice Fitzpatrick.
Gushing telegraphs Seward that he will
be here on Monday, with satisfactory
treaty for the ship canal over the isthmus
News Items.
NASHVILLE, February 13.-Browrlow has
resigned the Governorship of Tennessee, to
trke effect on the 25th. Brownlow gives
certificates to the Republicans from the
Bedford and Memphis Districts. The seats
RICHMOND, February 13.-Tho Mayor
suspended the Chief of Police, to-day, for
taking stand at the door of Republican
meeting, last night, and declaring that no
one should go in, aud assaulting man who
was entering.
One hundred and fifty removals from,
and appointments to, Office were made by
General Stoneman to- day.
BALTIMORE, February 13.-The revenue
officers seized large amount of plug to-
bacco to-day. The search was caused by
reports of large quantity of contraband
coming from Virginia and North Carolina.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 13.-There
have been heavy rains and snow throughout
the country. Railroads are interrupted in
oil directions, and bridges swept away. The
snow IN the mountains has drifted twelve to
fifteen feet, destroying snow sheds, in some
instances, along the central Pacific.
CHARLESTON, February 13.-Arrived-
steamer Sea Gull. Baltimore. Sailed
steamer Champion, New York; ship Pedro
Plandoit Liverpool.
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At Auction.

= AC AUCtIOu. ~
WILL SELL. on 2Sd February 1869, ONE
Il STILL, CAP AND WORM, seized from Daniel
Livingston, OF Orangeburg for violation OF Inter
nal Revenue Laws. r. NJ. WALLACE,
Deputy Collector Sd Congressional Dist, s.. O.
req Ia mtu3
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Groceries, dc.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON TUESDAY MORNING next, at 10 O'Clock. I
will sell, at my store, the following ARTICLES,
ordered to be sold, without reserve, to close
consigrments:
70 Barrels Superior Family FLOUR,
~ Boxes No. Adamantine Candles
70 Boxes Family Soap, f-I
10 Boxes Choice Toilet Soap,
70 Dozen Fresh Canned Tomatoes
~ Boxes No. l Scaled Herrings,
Is Tubs Extra Lard
1900 Lbs. Prime Bacon Shoulders
LOCO Lbs. Choice Hams,
Bbls. Rye Whiskey,
Cases Cabinet Champagne.
Sherry Wine,
Port do,
Madeira do.
4 Assorted Cordials, Smoking Tobacco, &c.
with snndry articles Furniture. &c. Feb IA
Bacon, Sides, Shoulders, Hams, Flour, DC.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON.
WE will sell, on TUESDAY MORNING, the 18th
nst at 10 O'Clock, at our Auction Store, without
reserve:
Prime Bacon Sides,
Prime Shoulders,
Casks of s. g. Canvassed Hams
Casks of Unbagged Hams,
Cases OF New York s. @. Strips
Cases of D. S. Jowles,
Barrels Bourbon Whskey
Boxes Family Soaps,
Boxes Candies,
Bags Rio Coffee,
% Bbls. Flour, various Brands,
% Boxes Large Raisins
800 Bbls. Extra Durham Tobacco.
Conditions Cash. Feb Il
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Wanted to Purchase for Cash.

IA good order. Apply Immediately, in person
or through Post Office, at Room IA,
Feb 1873 NICkERSON HOUSE.
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The interest Of the State is in
stock...s. .s........ .......
Guarantor Of the bonds of the
company. ........... -.
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Notice to FlorenZ Hertwig,

OF an INHERITANCE. His present address i
" requested, by FREDERICK HINKEL,
Attorney at Law, 139 Broadway, (P. o. Do
l, 1881 New York city. Feb 10
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-08-26

RELATIVE TO MTsDEMEANORS.
There are some facts RELATIVE to INSIDE
meanOrs," Sc within the city Of Brewnville,
which some Of the good citizens OF said city
seem not 70 know Of
All the ordinances have been Published in
the Advertiser three consecutive weeks, and
the people nave had an opportunity to know
their provisions; but, as some manifestutter
ignorance in regard 70 the one named above,
I viii quote a section or two for the benefit
OF everybody who live In B~rOwnville, and
who cometO Brownville.
''SEc. l. Any person who hall appear IN
any street, alley, or common, or other public
place within the city Of RrOwnville, In q State
Of intOLicdtiOn, shall, on conviction thereof,
be fined In any sum not exceeding SO and
costs"
"SEc. 2 person who h offer TO fight
or quarrel with any person or persons, shall,
on conviction, &c, be fined in any sum not
exceeding SIS and cOsts.''
SEC 5. Any person who shall disturb the
peace and quiet OF the city of ~BrOWnVille, or
Qlg ofAhe tnhd60GntS thereof by making dnU
lou or unusual noise, or shall threaten 70 in
jure the person or prOperty Of mother shall,
on conviction thereof, be fined any sum not
exceeding S5 and COSTS"
ThOpe all who are inclined TO have a small
rt9ApuF OCCASIONAL, win take notice. and re-
member that II they are arrested for any Of
these things, the Mayor viii deal out to them
unfinching justice, as he understands It.