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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
THE COURTS.
.NrrED STATES SUPREME COURT.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. 19.-NO. 153.-The
President Directors and Company of the Veaze Bank
against Jeremiah FennO, Collector OF Internal Revenue
This case comes here on certificate OF DIVISION oi
opinion between the Judges OF the Circuit OouD Ol
District of Maine. Under the second clause hntH
ton OF the act Of July 49, 1866 entitled Aa e was as
sessed against the Veaze Bank incorporated uhde[ ,e
laws OF Maine upon State bank bills Issued io ith
ton, and paid out since August $3.50 Ln ndsT nroes
penalties and costs. paid by the bank h nm SO
and TO AVOID dlstraint. To recover oaeA ision Of
paid, this action was brought ana upU are certified up
opinion below, the following queSos Lotion of tbe
l. Whether the second clause OF the nn'n witch tbe
act OF Congress Of the 18TH OF I is valid anG
In this assessed ana eOeeoH the
constitutional law3 Whether the CLAUSE f,dant nm
6er his warrant from the assessor collect the TAX ~
mis- sase OF the plaintiffs 3. whether + ttba
sessed the mower under the Constitution, 10 enoeO
rSson ~ mat statute and authorize the assess
ipept and collection of the tax IN TINS case - l..
ON the part of the bank IL insisted that ne TAX IN
e tn nnconstitutiona because II direct tax
without appOrtionment among the states Decsuse - ot
a direct tax. then 1t violates the rule OF UNIFORMITY re-
Snired by the Constitution because 1t Is not tax %
posed for revenue, but imposed III OIder 10 taA
existence the banks of the States While not inpoed
for revenue it is in effect, enerOachment upon anu
usurpatiOn Of the municipal power OF the sePait
States Ii IS unconstitutional because che eject OI @
tax Ia to take without compensation, private proper
namely, the franchise OF the banks Of the STATES
Attorney General argues that the taA Is no not
within the meaning OF the Constitution anu ls noo 90
capable Of being apporoned among the otatos ~ -
to numbers IL Is an excise OF uuy business of the
description by all corporations OF CeItIn
Congress would have the constitutional lRn 70
hibt what they thus undertake 10 tax anu
they may prohibit (uOt mQttp sn SCI they may regute
OF permit upon condition IL Congress have the power ~
tax. the degree OF taXauon Is not 70 pe Ssau ~
Court but is within the discretion OF congress- WHOSE
motives cannot bo inquired INTO WITHIN the scope Sl e th
constitutional functions Inc power 10 TAX
power TO make taxation burdensome or even uestrucNt
70 particular branches OF 1nsQess, Inc
CURED in taxation IS not violated by an eAeinon i s
on public grounds, the exception being IN iSe utoI
IN an the States. Argued for the plaintiff below Dy zen
Cushing and the Hon. ReyerdY johnson, ana LOT lh'
Government by AttOrney'Geu HOar
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All who have real estate for sale or TO let'
and those desiring TO purchase rent such property
I'm er IL IN their interest 10 advertise THE TRIBUNE.
Its aggregate circulation exceeds that Of spy other news
naper ard in addition 20 this advantage TIE TRIBUNE
viii DO found not only in NewYork aud all ito cities and
villages but IN every state and Territory throughout the
Union. The advertisement should be as Dref as Will
allow OF the advantages claimed being made clear 10 the
render We would especially dwell on the lHet that INC
subscribers for the three editions OF IiiE tribune py
semi weekly. and Weekly comprise individuals in every
nsncss profesion consequently advertisements in each
are read bv all easses The TRlnUSE devotes especial
attention 10 reports sales OF real estate both IN city
and country thus adding greatly TO the value OF It's col
pmus as al advertising medium The charges Tor adver-
tung are AS follows; DAILY TRIBUNE. % cents per me
for each insertion WEEKLY tribune, 81 per line; shAi-
WEEKLY TRIBUNE, 2S cents per line About Ten ~or Oi
our wide columns average line Terms, cash IN advance
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REAL ESTATE.

NEw-YoRK, Tuesday, Oct. 49, 1862
Certainly, this has been about as undesirable
day for an out.oEtOwn, Out-of-dOor sale as could be
imagined yet five carloads of people went out to
Clinton Place. Newark, to purchase the Dulldingiots
offered there by Messrs Melick About 40 lots were
disposed Of, upon which the owners withdrew the pal
ance, considering the price not sufficiently good Fe"
Newark people present. all the lots o0
going to New Workers.
Large sales, at Boscobel on the Hudson hVe anu al
Madison N j. are advertised TO come of tomorrow IL
ia to be hoped that weather will be more favorable
than appearances indicate. We have received no
notices OF postponement and presume that the pro-
grammes OF Messrs johnson Miller and Mellick will be
out there the least warrant for Offering ne
property. ~, A. ao,oo
Mr.. Norton Carpenter Woodworthaye fonkers' 70
Mr. w. ii. Anderson OF that village for $4,000 -. =,
Mr. Hall has sold his house. lot and store situate 20 IA
son OF the late Robert Wilkinson, for $1,000 cash /,
| The New.York and NewIaven Railroad Company had
case before the Supreme Court in Bridgeport Weunes
day, TO determine the question whether the Cly OF
Bridgeport assess the company $500 dement's III 'ne
The new Methodist parsonage at Middetown, Conn,
which was dedicated wth an oyster supper, iues9ny
evening is model building with all the modern , n a'
nrovements hot and cold water gas Mansard roof &c'
and ia 6nsbed in chestnut and black walnut Method
ism has eyideatly outgrown the days OF It's cary BILL
plicity. ,., 4, orr,r,-oa =. Gam
bsdGe which will build tenements valued az 'O eacn'
| and sell the choice at auction. .o, T., r,,. ,o -
Some idea OF the extent OF the tea estates III lna may
ne had from fact mentioned by Calcutta correspond
emit The labOrers engaged on one estate e oyOg
The Catholics have purchased the Turner opera
propery at Dayton Ohio, and will erect on IL spienuu
We learn from our exchanges that building Is brisk In
Savannah Co, and Knoxville, Tenn, WINE hoe muoh i
| going forward in Richmond va , ..o ooo NOV ON
shoe mandatory of the capacity OF %6oOoO per III
num is about to commence operations III DdltOh va.
| Tho Masonic Hall property on Mhteltd-Sl, AIdnto
| was sold on Tuesday for s2l,On
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. =,
nossr, Nicbols Nieho 4 Co have in their office the
rsarfnr, de- ms and plans for magnificent hotel,
which t ia proposed erect on the cast sue vi Id
st. occupying tho whole front between JaeAson anu ~
Ge aley The hotel WILL be called the Pacific Hotel ana
as soon as the subscription list Is hed 70 re-
third of which is already advanced-the buldlg VIII 10
commenced It will have four fronts, two OF when WIN
he of Cleveland sandstone, and TWO OF pressed Drch
and elaborate nnsh will be on the La Sale-st. Iront
The building will be stories hlgh ana iIOl to
oan,ay ~ tne roof large observatory will be raised
Which will be highly oruamented The hotel VIII DC one
OF tLe most complete and perfect In America ana WI
30 one Of the finest fronts In the West II the desired
amount OF subscription is raised, work VIII De begun
next Spring. li''P"NNN1'
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9rp GOODS.

VISITORS TO ENGLAND, on arriving at
Liverpool will H. j. NICOLRS Extensive ~ "a 1sT a.
No so BOdt articles Of Dress ior nj gDb IL observed As AZ
les bourI notice superior stIie khl nh'u
bis knoWu Regens Lonuou 49, s..o, s.
9Th. Princes ProeL and The Princes ulps % 90
garments made OF elastic cloth wen nus otinos Drill &c
and .o Of the same materials the Frock ana hung IN Nssr
emf qualities prices from Ia lss 2. 2ss 70
oxsco.t Tine Princes PaOt This garment lnehnss .J
md yery appearances msde 81
Oue3 Cheyiot trimmed
% Grness snd a Half of Cloth Two TO Three oainea
PoR Young kerbocker' hghlana auu q,
No.. sn,,. M press Morning aud School purposes 0yeroo
POR LtDIES-sperlaltes Riding Habits huns n and
Hats Pro nenads Jackets Waterproof Cioaks lr''sN"S
C0st1meL
,,y,cu,Er CtoTnIRR AND MANUFACTURER mum
-, ~, orii e ip oIiREN TIKI ROYAL FAMILY, AND Inn
VT N COURTS or BuROPE ,oo p...., W
} No Cornhil, " C.
LoNDoH''''''''''' } Mo-. A and Is Warnisk st., W.
IIVRRPOOL.........Eo 30 BoldSt
MANCHESTER. .......Eo. 10 MoseySh
BIRMINGHAM. NO 39 NeMsE
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uINIATIIRk AINAEA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
nsss....G.i6l SsH Sis Moon rises 600
stney Hp"E.... 7l0 Cows lsLhd.. 500 Hell Gate 95l
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Fort SaarNrus' Mutitr.

STATE NEw.YOKK, Z
T.WARDHSs QFpcE, No 70 wiaHrt
NOTICE 10 hereby given, in accordance with
Section Of the A. passed ABnl ~ 1851 entitled IA Aei.o
interested In, having charge the subject matter Of sues inquiry
0hOwk
ton wAfdsns and that
te dAys succeeding this notice. sad
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20

AUCTION SALES or NETWORK REAL ESTATE.
JOSEPH INQUIRE.
eahoI Of Mansion Stables 9Th ave AMI 4Zls 'OV
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DLAID. CHECK, and STRIPED SgiIS.
CBNTg BOYS, YOUTHS. sud CHllDkbnS
- nROKAW BROTIIRRS opposite Cooper lnsI'1'e'
and % Lafayette place
Largest store Of this kind ia 'hH eiY
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SOst mS Suunh.

| OST.-Left his home Oh Monday morning, OCT;
- 49, about o'clock 10y named JOHN & ar 81
II had light coosd brown csh HIT and be
plaid black and white flannel r iniouaIion concerning H WI"
be thankfully received by bis father, at No ~ Muba rJI
ENL0ATED ASh0RE--At Bay Rida 2, II "crlD"ol
paying expenses Inquire ofwlSANT w. BBESgr Ba Ridge =
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BY JOSEPH INQUIRE. -.
Frame buildings and acfes Richmond paw
BIZ r. n LUDLOW co.
Three ory bgbtoop bouse aud LOT Ne l6J west IN
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guug SsIunS gtL Gstat, 5ur saI,

Ar HEMPSTEAD.- FOR SALE, a RESl-
N DENCE and 3ACRES. BhOohf!hbD % 'o'"
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proftssiOnal Notins.

AR. LEWIS, MOI Beach-st., makes specially
~ officiating all diseases without mercury Those afflicted should he
rea ind the right place The d. has given bis
DISEASES for the last 40 years in EsS.iork Cty.
DELIEF FOR CONSUMPTIVES.-INS
Ia TUITION FOR TIKI TREATMENT or DISEASES or THE
CHEST ~ West Twenty nrthst Hou from 10 except SunAy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-10-20
By JOSEPH INQUIRE

AUCTION SALES OF RICHMOND COUNTY REAL
ESTATE
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Qlssttb,sts. county gsaI Sstats for sue.

RRTY for sALR-Iyanhoe tract Of 2R scTes oeel9JaI h
view divided ongitacasy By the great Central ayenae saa % @
nv an av.pne 1nupg rom Hudson to The SQUAD mis-
the Harlem r. to the east and the distance ign os
vest midway between Yorker. aud ws 49,
hours ride from n. Y II has bee1 sd one 10 sA fo ~
into sections Of from ug6s paa eS~ieE ne 0p1p
ground. having the whoe The besnttnl eysc OF N
Terms easy. Apply BLEkCKhR sVh o. " N'D''
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-09-16
finanrial and eammetfial.
ri,,.hurSh Preaue. marsst


From the Pittsburgh papers ofTuesday.
APPLEs-In better supply but s.i.-
changed, at s.. .OJ(93,O0 per bbl-
BCrTER-SaIes ofprinie to choice fresi
packed at 33@S5.
EGGs-Sales 1T 21d2 y.
FLowER-The demand is light aiiu
mainly local while prices are unciiatig
ed, ranging frJm S6,15@7,O0 for good
winter weat brands, and S7.25 for cLoice
.INGThere is not nidtt.a enquiry
for Wheat and prime Red MI Rot com
mand above 81, so. there Is not much
offering, however, and there is ne'n;ag'
gin, fog ahe dealers. "0aisE firmef, aar
higher, We now quote 40 ifss 1901 trace
aud so in IN storess Corn sk 4tns1 sSilf
nx,isan sed sale nof prime y slisssss a
81 90. Rye is duff may Hles qssoted ~
track and, warf- az 1901 II: by
III gHYoIs l0Y oaf frnief with saies nom tsss,l
try wagons, Sl592A fer eefnnsn~ te
stricIy nrime. r" - > - Z
PRoyfsIoN-The demand is fair, but
unchanged. Bacon, Sholders, l52
Ribbed Sides, ISL; Clear do. 1876 Sugar
Cured Hams 23@23k. Lard, -204 in
tirces. 81 in half bbIs, and 2ll in'buckr
cts and kegss Mess Pork asa.
Dried Beef %.
POTATOES ofprime Jersey sweets
ut Sc, ,00@ {, Super bbl.
sALT-Is firmer, with sales OF ear
load lots at 81 So per Dbl.
sEEDs-Small sales Of Timothy Seed
at 81. .35@4,5O. No Flax Seed offering.
and no demand for Clover
PARTNERSHIPS at 10 cents.
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Baltimore Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 3.
BEEF CATTLE-The offerings at the
Scales during the past week am' united
10 1858 head, against 1895 last week. OF
the number offered 2s7 head came from
Ohio, and 5l6 from West Virginia, over
the baltimore Railroad. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Old Cows and Scala
waes at 81 25a4 IS; ordinary thin Steers,
Oxen and Cows at 81 50a5 80; fair quality
Beeves S6a7; and the very best Beeves
S7as per 100 lbs, the average price being
about IS gross. The market was active
to-day at an advance of 25a50 cents per
100 los on the rates of last week.
SHEEP-The supply this week was
comparatively light, and with an active
demand for good and prime stock rates
are Ic per Id higher. Prices to-day
ranged as follows: Fair to good fat sheep
at 4a5 cents per Id gross. Stock Sheep
at 81 50a2 so per head. Lambs S2a4 per
head.
HoGs-The supply during the past
week has been fair, and will only a
limited demand the market has ruled
rather dull at slight decline from the
rates of last week. Prices to-day ranged
as follows: Fair to good live Hogs at Sl3
ala per 100 lbs net.
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Joint Meetings.

By arrangement between the Executive Com
mlttees of the two political parties, Ross ]. AL
ExAEDER, Chairman of Democratic Central
Committee, and C. L. PooRMAN, will hold joint
meetings for the discussion of the following
questions:
l. Taxation and mode of payment Of Govern
ment Bonds.
2 Repeal of National Banking Law.
). XVIII Amendment and Reconstruction.
4. State Politics.
PLACES OF HOLDING MEETINGS.
SoMERTON, Oct. 4. 6}zP.M.
JACOBSBURGH, Oct. S. I'm.
FLUSHING, Oct. 6, I'm.
ST. CLAIRSvILLE, Oct. Z, ,611P.M
M0RRISTOWN, Oct. s, ,lP.M.
BELLAIRE, Oct. Q, 61sP.N.
TERMS:
Open and close alternately.
Opening speech u hour.
Second speech IA hour.
Closing speech 4 hour.
All personalities and Interruptions TO be
avoided by both sides.
Discussion to commence at the time specified.
Both parties are requested to see that perfect
good order is preserved al the meetings.
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4 - cs.vessz :. fE ea~
S.ls ! Ss5;s. 3 -
4 Work descriptive of the VIRTUES anC
the VICES The MYSTERIES, MIS-
EEIES and GRIM ES of
NeNr York CifE.

lfvou wish to know how Fortunes are made
and lost i'm day: how %hrewd Men are ruined
in Wall Street : how Strangers are swindled by
~harperS: how Ministers and Merchants are
6laciSmaiIed; how Dance Halls and Concert Sa-
looms are rnanstred: how Gambling Houses and
Lotteries are conducted; how Stock and Oil
Companies originate, and how the Bubbles
Burst read this work It contains - fine en-
cravings. tells all abCit the Mysteries and
Grimes Of New York. and is the Spiciest and
L 49, q
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Probate Court,

Il
= OrICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that the follow
- ing named Executors, Administrators, ana
Guardians have filed in my office, at ST. Glars
y, ne, ONO, their accounts and vouchers for set
tlemspt, TO VII:
John NJ. Gardner, Executor of Carolus Jud.
l1ins. decd.
Harrison Nassie, Admir- OF William Frazier
deed.
Luke Voorhies, Admir- of John Smith, decd
!. y. smith, Admir- of Dennis Haley, decd.
James Iarbert, Guardian OF Martha L. and
Jonathan Tarbert. wards
J. r. smith. Admir- of Henry George decd.
,ioAn Henderson, Guardian of Robert T. and
Aarlnua \. Henderson, wards
N!lliam G. Barnard, E:l OF Thomas Barnard
deed.
tyntha, Campbell, Guardian of Sarah NJ.
Campbell. ward.
Eliza J. Templeton, Guardian of James \. and
Holm = cmpictun, wards
John Nj Gardner. Adm'r of Joseph Sharp,
james GLADDEN.. Guardian of John T. stone
bralIer, ward.
Ehe nrst SiN above named will be for hear
ing aud settlement on the 18th and the remain
Ing SIX on the 3lth day Of September.
G. W. CARROLL, Probate Judge.
auG2i-3w
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The great question now agitating the
political circles here. is: "Was there q
Democratic meeting in Beilaire on Tues,
day night" The Advertiser says there
was, but Others just as credible stoutly
aver that there was not, that it's all a
myth, Republican lie. that the Demo
Gratis don't want any meetings, don't
need 'em, aud of course didn't have
-aayAOn close inquiry however, have
ascertained that about thirty of the .'fa-
vored of earth" assembled and had the
delightful satisfaction of hearing those
two sentinels on the watch towers oi
Liberty, fClark and UNSTEADY an
nounce the fact for the first time, that
the country was in danger-thst the Alb
olition party was dangerous to human
iberty-that they had unla~fully and
contrary to the Great Constitution, is
sued greenbacks and made a worthless
currency of fshin-plasters, and now, upon
the requisition of the great Democratic
party, refuse toissue more greenbacks-
that we were in mortal danger Of that
fearful acme of dreadful things. NEGRO
Equality" and divers other startling dis
closures were made, which, if told
abroad would create dreadful sensa.
ton and might be the means of causing
a great revolution in things; but fearful
of the direiul result the favored ones
keep quiet; and if the dastardly Re
publican that was there only holds his
tongue, nothing may come of it.
The great rain of Tuesday and Wed
nesday had the effect of getting cdr
creek and the bridge on Dig high, and
stopping the work on the piers o. the
bridge. Navigation has teen resdmed,
the larger boats are out and large fleets
of coal boats are passing down. The
several coal works are resuming opera
tions and are anticipating a good fall run.
Our town was saddeued on Wednes-
day last, by the death of one Of Our old
citizens. Mr.. Ralph Crozier. He was
about IS years old he has been citizen
of our township over 40 years. A very
large number of our best citizens attend
ed his funeral.
The copious rain has softened the
earth in such manner that seeding has
been resumed with greatactivity among
our farmers, making. our town rather
dull the latter part of the week. but u
few days of the delightful weather We
are having now, will make-as all right,
and Beliare will be herself again
SPARTAN.
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|. JOINT MBETINGs.-We are pleased
this week to announce to the people OF
Belmont county, that arrangements
have been made for joint canvass of
the political issues of the campaign, be-
tween Ross J. Alexander, Esq, Chair
man of the Democratic Central Commit
tee, and the Editor of this PAPER. Joint
meetings were customary in the days of
the old Whig and Democratic parties,
but since the malignants and bitter par
" spirit, which was the natural out
growth of the war has prevailed, they
have been rare That such an arrange
ment has been amicably made and en-
tered into, is a cheering evidence of the
growth OF better state of public feel
ing, and if the meetings are properly
conducted they cannot fail to elevate
the tone of parties and make them more
tolerant of the opinions of Others. There
will be less chance for misrepresentation
where the parties meet face to face, and
truth will not be the loser by such an
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Union Republican Meetings.

The Executive Committee of the Republican
Party beg leave to announce the following
meetings.:
l.. DANFORD ESQ, will speak at
ARMSTRONG'S MILLS, Saturday eve.. Sep
tember 25th. P.M.
CENTERvILLE, Saturday September 25th
~ p. NJ.
FARMINGTON, Colerain Township, Mon
day September 9th, IA P. N.
/ UNiONT0WN, Wheeling Township, Tues
day September 2sth, Pm.
BELMONT Sat urday October I'd, 7kP.x.
/ PoWHATTAN POINT, Monday October 1th
~ I'm
| FOWLER'S SCHOOL HOUSE, Mead Town
ship, Tuesday October 4th, Pm, r
+ FLUSHING, Thursday October 9TH Z p "
| GAINESVILLE, October 9th. 7xP.M.
MARTINSVILLE, Monday October Ilth, : n
pm.
y. HI. BARBER g. ALEXIS COPE Esq,
will speek at
| BETHESDA, Wednesday September Goth.
t712P.M.
1 Mt. OLIyET, Thursday, September 3Oth, 4
Pm,
| HENDRYSBURGH, Saturday, October ID,
Il Pm.
! LOYDSVILL. Monday, 4th, 71sP.M.
Additional meetings will be announced in
d2Rtiple,
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"iii Ia atteha IN person, or by deputy at the
p psaces OF holding elections In each Townshin
for the purpose of receiving Taxes as fo,Iolrs.
washington, sSi Monday october ith.
Mead. Wednesday, Octohar e,h
1th Sth and 9Th. ~''''"fu"'' oc'
Coiersin, Thursday, October l.tb,
smith, Friday October 18TH i''p'
Wheeling, Saturday. Octosar Ian,
Goshen. Monday, October ism
klushing, Tuesday. October jefI
kirkwood, Wednesday, 2oth
Union. Thufsday, October Dis,
pease, Friday, October o2nd
Bridgeport, Satui day. October os,,
Col. B. Aackall, will attend rs foIIn,,. I,u. .
Wayne, "Wednesday, October istb
somerset, Thursday, October iSh'
Warren, Friday and Saturday ~,
The books Of wayne, Somerset AM, 49, T. q 40
Townships, and Barnesville and Sonnes, warren
Barnesvile and Hendrysburg Mnckadan,,if dam, ,i1 fll, .
Roads, VIII remain ln the hands OF Col. Ma
after which; all Taxes VIII be received at nv ~,
flee in 81 Clairsville, until December o0,h VI
JAMES IRWIN, Treas. Bel o. n
Treasurers Office, Sept. 10, 1859. w. w
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Sept. 1874,
AN ORDINANCE

prohibit persons from remaininr on
the streets, corners. alleys, &c, of the
Incorporated Village OF 1Iarcin's : Fer
i ry, after cert;.in hours
J. SEC. |. Be il ordained by, tbe Council Of the
Incorporated Village of AIirtiIi'S Ferry: That
tanE peISi' @ or persons S,issl 'aiIet ne nours
corneis $ alleys cellar doors of said village "a
the annoyance of peaceful citizens (anG not
having "a ny Legitimate baSiness=otft aifer-said
hour 1.-THE same shall be guilty ofr misdeulean-
or and be subject to arrest and Imprisonment
and found guilty be fined in any sum, not less
than one nor more than twenty dGilarS and
costs of prosecution. and in default Of the pay
uent thereof shall be committed TO the jail oi
said village subject to work out the fine and
costs on the chain gang, On the streets and al
leys of said village, at the rate of one dOla- per
day. unless sooner discharged.
SEC. 2. This Ordinance shall take effect from
a ud after its passage.
Passed Aug 5th. 1863.
l. JAMES EAGLESON, Mayor.
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Turn out! turn out !!
Come everybody to the
FAIR.
VERMONT 2O.OOOI

The gallant "Green Mountain" StaJe
election came off last Tuesday. with til {
following glorious result:
BURLINGTON, VT. Sept. s. '69.
The canvass in Vermont has been one
of the quietest known in many years.
Returns from shout. 80 towns, casting
about one fourth of the vote ofthe State,
gives Washburne, Republican, for Gov
ernor, 6,69l; Heaton, Democrat, 2,l62.
The same towns last year gave Page,
Republican, 1882; Edwards, Democrat,
3,406.
This is 3 reduction of SO per cent, in
the Republican vote, and nearly 81 per
cent, in the Democratic vote. General
Washburne and the Republican State
ticket are elected by from 1900 to 20
600 majority. The Senate is unani-
Inousiy Republican. We have a return
of 46 Republicans and 4 Democrats elect
ed to the House.