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Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
THE CITY ELECTION.

The lily election, held on Monday, passed
of will perfect quiet and good feeling.
There were no rows and no drunkenness, 10
far ~ nr observation extended. The vote
was light and the result, 80 far as the gem
eral ticket was concerned, precisely as am
ticipated. There were however some
strange developments in the several wards.
The second ward has heretofore been Dem
ocratic--last year bv twelve majority.
Many changes have taken place during the
year and the count on Monday night showed,
Republican majority on the city ticket Of
~ and for J. II. Plane, Rep. candidate for
the Council, OF 37i This was equally an
astonisher to both parties. Harry King
beat Mr.. Plane by just two votes, last year
In the fourth ward, C. M. Durham, Dem,
was elected by 81 majority, Notwithstanding
the ward gives q good Republican majority
on the general ticket. Locality had a good
deal to do with this. For the first time the Re
publican have maj ority in the Council, which
stands five 10 three. 1t is TO he presumed
that the dominant element will not surren'
der at discretion to me opposition. Eve
~ ward in tie city is now thoroughly Re
publican.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
GO AND HEAR
q. f.. TAYLOR,
AT
Munson's Hall.
On Tuesday Eve. March 9th.
SUBJECT:
"HORIZON.BREAKERS. OR THE
EGG AND THE EAGLE"
Tickets so Gs.; to be had at the
Book Stores and at the door.

WEvE barred our breast to tho storms Of
life, and unlike some Of our contemporaries,
have no protecting Egis.-Indepcndence
bulletin.
We don't blame the modes. .Egis for res
fusing TO protect our bare breasted brother.
Put on ruffled shirt and new vest and try
her again If she don. yield. take back all
you have said about giving her the ballot
Waucrly Republican.
How does our classical brother make q
she ofan IL? The editor Of the Republican
i. certainly an eighth wonder il be can afford
ruffled shirt--we call this decided in
noyation on the customs and costumes Of
Iowa editors. The prominent question fol
debate at the next meeting Of the Iowa Pres,
Association When is that 70 be, Bro. Cue p
will certainly he, "Have we an aristocrat
among us?"
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

MRs. BRIyKERHorr's LECTuRE.-Mrs.
Brinkerhof very unexpectedly arrived in
this city, on Saturday. She could only re-
main through Monday and Mrs. Wilcoxson
very kindly consented to field her appoint,
ment on Monday night At Munson's Hall, in
order to give Mrs. Brinkerhoff favorable
opportunity to present the question Of Wo>
man Suffrage to the public. The lecture
was free and of course the hall was crow.
ded. We wish We might command space to
give an outline Of the arguments presented
By the speaker. As it is, we can only say
in general terms, that her modest, womanly
department. and the simple neatness Of her
apparel as we'll rs the grace Of her manner,
won the hearts of the audience; that Der
consistent and cogent logic convinced the
judgments Of very many who have hitherto
been inclined to oppose the movement; that
her pointed and incisive answers TO the OBJ
jec,ions commonly urged, did very much to
melt away prejudice and induce more can.
did consideration Of Inc SUBJECT. Al the
close Of her lecture she asked an expression
Of the male portion Of the audience. A
goodly number indicated their adhesion to
the movement, while but one individual held
up his hand in opposition. or course there
were others who oppose il; but their con-
victions are not Of that positive character
which would lead them TO commit them.
selves decidedly with the opposition. The
fact is, all that is necessary to convince the
majority Of men upon this question is can
did thought and honest discussion. When
the ladies in favor Of the suffrage wsre re-
quested to hold up their hapds, . very re>
spectacle number responded-even more
than could have been reasonably expected
under the circumstances.
We hear only Communications Of the lec-
ture from all sides.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

HAzLEroS, March LIST, 1869.
Ed. BULLETIN II noticed 10 your paper,
Of last week, that Joseph L. Budd, in his re.
ply to Chester White" says: "Osage ia
too tender. Truly, gentlemen, your time
and money north ofthe 42d parallel, will be
thrown away in trying to hedge with it,
Now have long since made up my mind
that everybody has just as good . right to
think - he or she pieases, and have his OF
her op,aien on any subject, as I have. Sc
of course Mr.. Budd has . right to think q
be plesses about raising Usage north Of the
above mentioned parallel. However, Unjust
disagree with him on tina: point, for l am
sure that Osagc VIII grow and do we'll (that
Il, make good fence, north Of that paral-
lei, for cen show Mr.. Budd, or any other
man, miles and miles Of Usage hedge north
Of that, that is > complete fence and has
been for the last eight years, and that will
turn anything in the shape Of stock.
Usage was introduced in Wnnebago Co.,
ILL.,, my old home, about the year 1855, and
that 10 nesth Of the 42d parallel. At first il
mostly failed, and great many put it down
as a humbug. The reason was We did not
know how 10 take care Of il, or did not, 1t
least. The ground was we'll prepared and
plants veil set, but IS general thing that
was II that was done to il. The few plants
that did not get choked out BY weeds would
be - likely and more 20 10 live through the
winter - those that were kept clean, for the
weeds and SNOW they would gather would
act ~ shelter for them, while those that
were kept free from weeds would, for want
of shelter, freeze to the grornd. The Usage
is great deal like Mr.. Budd's honey locust
in this respect-it needs shelter for the first
winter or two. They do not let the weeds
shelter il there now 90 much Is they used to.
They keep it as clean through the summer
~ you would corn and in the fall cover it
with straw. Isaw great deal Of il fixed
that way this winter, right where they have
been acquainted with it for the last II or Is
years. There Was Is much, yes may say
more, Usage get in Winnebago County, last
year, than there has been in any previous
year since it has been introduced there,
and the same could be said Of Boone and
Stephenson counties, and Southern Visions
sin.
Az 70 Honey Locust am not prepared to
say anything for or against it, for know
nothing oft. III. is goingto make good,
live fence, l am glad Mr.. Budd has found il
ont, for such fences are very much needed
in this county.
Hoping to see the subject further agitated,
! will close fer this time.
B. Fl. MILLER,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
.. :. rAYLow.

Recollect that B. F. Taylor, ono Of the
finest writer's ard most interesting lecturers
in the feld, will lecture at Munson's Hall ,on
Tuesday Eve, the 9th inst. Subject, "Hor'
icon Breakers or the Egg and the Eagle
Mr.. Taylor gives the most entire salts
faction wherever be lectures. The best eviden'
ce Of this Is the fact that the associations
which have once heard him are again en-
2loying him. Waverly and Cedar Falls hear
him for The second time. The Keoxuk Gate
City declares him the best Lectnrsr who
ever visited that City, and further says !:
"Taylor is something ehoicely exceptional and
rare. His lecture Is like poem, or great
poet or splendid suu.sst, or grasd noun
tain view, iikea Dsnte's Sonnet or . Raph>
ais picture, like . sun>riae from Heaven,
and one has lived away up there in Elysi>
ian atmosphere that aoats the soul, for the
hour that Taylor is speaking: You feel better
when you come back again to yonr worlds
level for having been up in the Mount with
him
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05


The 6rst regular term Of the Iowa Asricsltu-
raj College viii open on Wednesday,, March
18th, 1859. All who feel an interest in the In
stitation are respectfully invited to be present.
PROGRAMME OF EXERCISES.
I. Reception Of guests It II A. NJ. Ad.
dress by Peter Meiendy.
2. Examination Of College building.
3 Dinner at IL n.
5. Prayer.
8. Music-"Avc Sanctissame' Mr.. and
Mrs. Button.
Z. Introductory address BY Gov. Cue.
8. Music-"Age Of Progress Trio.
9. Opening address BY Hon. @. q. Wright.
10. Masic-"University Anthem"-by Mrs.
Button.
II. Inauguration Of the President.
IL. Delivery Of the Keys to the President
By Hon. John Russell.
IL Delivery Of the Charter and Seal Of the
College TO tho President, by Gov. Merrill.
IL. -instrumenssl-by Mrs. Button,
Is. Inaugural address BY the President
Hon. A. s. Welch.
10. Masie--"My Soul is Full of Musie"-by
II. Agricultural Poem, by Prof. Parker, Of
Grinnsll College.
Is. Address BY the Superintendent Of Pub.
10. Musio-"wem Fight 1t Dat Hcre on til.
Old Unisn Line"-by Company.
20. Addresses by the different members Of
the Board Of Trustees, Professors and visitors.
II. Ausic-"Msy Peace and Joy Attend
Thee Stilp-by Company.
~. Benediction.
Trains will stop 1t the College Farm at the
following timcs: Going West-6:45 A. \. and
e:35 P. \. 0oisg East-o:lo 4. n. and 0:le
An.
by Order IF tie Board Of Trustees.
February rs b, 1859.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
SURPRISE.

On Thursday the 18th inst, the people,
of Liberty, and some other OF our good
friends. made their appearance, early IN the
day, at our residence, bringing with them
abundance ofthe substantials Of life: Hay
ing taken possession Of Of our dweling, -,
Sne Dime, prepared and enjoyed By the
comr.ny. Some having brought axes,
most of our woodpile was prepared for the
.,oys. Orr cellar was rcplenished with po'
ta,oes and our corn crib with corn. Oats,
wheat, aon-, green backs &c, were also pro-,
y;ded ana donated. Aller general good
limo al Withdrew 20 their homes Though
Ill this came upon rs BY snrvflse ye' Gu,
res, assured that we are grea'fil asd very
highly appreciate their kindness aud l'ber-
"'"9' e. u. k,gn.
CrAscuIrcy, low, Feb. 9Th, lst9
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

ab scurated tho after OF Dads irregular conduct
with tho pedlar. Not that there was anything
in that affair which might not be expected to
hoy naturally from an ordinary course oil Mum
cy's Bitters, but because it would have a Dad
look in the bulletin. II would be anything
but pleasing ~ Dad 10 see in print that he phed
his victim with poor whisky until reason deser-
ted it's throne and the devil took possession, and
tn n for some triHing infringement Of the laws
of etiquette brought on by his own greed OF
gain, beat and caused to be beaten in man
ner which would shame q barbarian, a person
who until made drunk THAT Dad might pocket
few cents) was courteous and gentlcmanly. no
would not like to SEQ it stated, that with club
in his hand and the mans money in his pocket,
he urged others with the most violent language
TO keep up brutal attack upon IN unressting
man. lie would net like TO eco il stated that
his son, the vaorous Robert, pushed the strsn-
ger around until no became sure he was help
less, and then with zeal worthy better cause
pounded him to hh hearts content. lie would
not like to geo it stated that fellow man, u
stranger, fleeing unwittingly to his dwelling Tor
that protection which the st. Julis had made
necessary but refused to furnish, was knocked
down. and when down was kicked-unmerci-
fslly kicked, by Dads heavy stogics, in the
ribs, stomach, bowels, back, face-any-
where inventive malice and courage could de-
tect q chance. lie would not like TO see il
stated that the doughty Kobert-brave whtn
there there was no danger, sneaked Of like q
cowardly pup when told by II. II. u nero lad)
tn At he could beat the pedlar no more without
fra whipping Lin I'll. H. No, Dad would
not like to see these things in print. although
like many others who follow his calling, he
could not read il if he did. Therefore, again
in Dads behalf thank Q. v. for not mentioning
them.
must not forget to thank him that he did
not mention the fact that within ten rods Of
the st. Julia is . school house wherein some
Sc scholars are trying to TT themselves for re-.
spectacle positions in society, aud that every
day they witness sccnes which can but debase
them; and that from the patrons Of the saloon
the ears Of respectable ladies arc saluted BY re-
marks the most indecent and obscene.
Fully realizing how much We are isdebted Il
Q. V. for bis clemency in not bringing up hun
dreas of things similar TO those TO which have
distantly alluded in this article, subscribe my
| self, HAzLEroS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
Proceedings q LissrsyLyesun.

Feb. 2lth, 1869.
The Liberty Iycenm meet according 70 adjourn
We then listened to an Essay BY. Addie Guthrie.
Declamations by James Bradcn and Henry
Dialogues by CLANCY Newell. and Samuel
Bodell, also BY warney s. Newell and Samuel
Bodell. Music by the Band.
Ths following question was than discussed,
RxsoLvEp. That pride and ambition have csus-
I'D more bloodshedt than Ignorance and Supsrsti-
Affirmative Mr.. n, Day and Fl. Wells. Negative,
p. j. Ellington and J. W. Dunlap.
The question was decided in she Amrmss've
BY the Judges.
The paper was then read by A. AndcrE
The critics report Was then read By Mrs. Vincent.
We then adjourned to meet in one week, a
7o'clock. :, .
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
NOTICE..

Notice 10 hereby given 70 the qualified
electors Of the Independent School District Of
lndepsnd enee: County Of Buchanan and state Of
Iowa. that the regular meeting Of said district
will be held at the Court Houss in said distfict
on the second Monday in March 1869, It
o'clock A. ~. for the election Of oficers and
transaction Of such business - may legally
come before Il.
H. r. HENSHAw, See'y.
Independence, lows, Feb. %, 1863
3b-aw
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05


On the 25th ult., many of the farmers of the
above twp. met at the residence Of D. l.. Brooks,
Esq.
The meeting resulted in the organization Of .
Farmers Club.
d. L. Brooks was chosen President, J. Day
and g. washburn Ea. Gem. D. Tidd, Treas
and 9. c, Currier Sec. On motion of Mr.. Will
son, voted to adopt the rules an By Laws Of
the Co. Association for the government Of this
association.
The subjects Of deep and shallow blowing and
ofcorn planting were discussed. Shallow blowing
for oats in the spring conceded to be prcfcra-
bic to deep tillage, from the fact that grain was
90 liable to lodge when the ground was plowed
occp.
Wien corn stubble was sown to oats it was
conceded to be better to put them in with q
double shovel pillow or the eultivating attach
meas Of gsed sssisr without blowing the
ground.
Tho best manner Of planting corn was dis
cussed to some length, but left open for the next
meeting.
Voted an adjournment to meet 1t the school
house In District No, !, the second Saturday in
March.
q. C. CURRIER, Sec.
D. L. BROOKS. proa
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

Father Gosker has purchased tie SPLENDID
house and grounds Of Mr. 2. ]. Pratt for
seminary purposes for 1000. Tho school
will open on first Monday in April and will
be il charg, Of the Sisters Of Charity. No
finer location or better ACCOMMODATIONS could
have selected in the city. additions will be
made TO the leel'nS in the fall. VI
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

It is we'll known that Tas LrTrLs CORPORAL
the brilliant Western Juvenile, has q larger cir
culation than any other Juvenile, Magazine in
the world. This has been gained by real merit
and enterprise.
Tho Publishers are endeavoring to double
thek ihmenss circulation this year, and have
determined 70 send their Magazine FRss Fon
rBREE MONTHS January. February and March mum
bers Of ls6e-Free to every family who will send
their address before the first Of May. with four
cents in stamps for return postage. These are
intended ~ samples to those who are not now
taking the Magazine in it, new enlarged form.
Address ALvRsp L. SswsLL / Co, Publishers,
Chicago, Ill.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
leaning! Teaninx!

II hereby give notice. that Al prepared to do
j Team Work short notiss, and q low
priees-sither by the day Or ~ the job little
cheaper than any other man in Buchanan Csun-
~.
Orders left ct the Post OAice. or n A. n. Fon-
da's, will be promptly attended 70.
A. D. ANDREWS.
Independenes, Feb. 10, 1869. f34-3m
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

OTTEkSILLE, reUs 40, Aoo''
Thsrs will BE- Second Advent meeting,
Monday evening, March 9Th, at the White
School House, .; miles northwest of Otter
vile, on the rosd to Fsirbank. Mr.. h Mrs.
james are expected TO preach the word. All
are invited to attend.
f. s. SNIrH.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

SMEU1EF3S SALE.
N0rIcE u hereby gives, that On the lssh
IN day Of March, 1859, ct the hour Of /
o'clock p. NJ, at the corner Of Main and Wal>
nut streets, il the city Of Indepeudsnss, lows,
will soil IT public auction, to the highest bid
der, for cash, the following described property
levied on By ne 70 satisfy . Chattd Morteses
made By ]. D. Owen TO c. Aultman 4 Co. Tor
the sum Of $3.50, and recorded in book 81, page
$50, Of buchanan County rscords:
One ten-horse Fowsr threshine machine,
(known ~ the Canton swsspstakes.y
To satisfy the amount now due on said Chat
I'll Mortgage, and all aecruing costs.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
SHERIFF. 0Gcs. Independence,
5000 Jan. ~, 80. T3S-lv
Administrators Notice.
STATE b.ss.s Of d 6sv..;. +.
To ell psrssns intsrests in the Estate Of George
wilssn. deceased.
VOU are hereby actiAsd, that 90 No "a day
i Of January. 1859, We, the undsrsiensd,
were appointed BY the County Oeaft Of nd
county, Administrators Of fhe said Bstats d
George Wilson, deceased. All psrsoas indshasd
to said Estate afs required 70 mako immediate
settlement to ~; and I'll pcrsous having claius
against said Estate are required {, ale and
prove the same according 70 Law.
Witness our hands this lith day Of JAM, 1850
ROBERT WILSON,
S5.iw ]. H. MILLER.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

NEaaY's AusEux.-The March numbers
Of this favorite magazine for young people 10
received. The publishers will send specimen
numbers, with pssmium list fires, to any one,
wishing to examine this magazine. Address
HORACE B. FULLER, Publisher, IA,
BLOOMFIELD SrRsrr, BOSTON.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
C.M. DURHAM, W. NJ.

Tn PRAIRIE Cry SEEprR.-P. Il. Win,
essr. Of this city, the general agent. received
akrdSys ago an order for car load Of these
~. ,,,oular machines from Nebraska
T.r~ers .slronld bear in mind that this is the
eessrsl der. 0, for these macnines, and should
esaer e.rly A. they nre going fass-and In
e.s~rIno one get tie best.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

The Stockholders Of the Agricultural Fair
Grounds arc hereby notified that the full
amount (20o shares) has been subscribed
and that according 70 the the terms of the
sub scr sption, one third Of the stock subscri-
bed is now due and payable to H. p.
Browne. Of the 6rst National Bank of this
CITY. We know none will be delinquent.
The StocI holders will also please meet al
Nunson's Hal, Wednesday, March 10, .,
o'clock A. NJ, nor the purpose OF electing
ofs .ers and for the Transaction Of such bust
oess % may properly come before them:
". "A. JONES.
1wneerxnexcn March 3. 1869.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

The farmers Of the county win no doubt
notice the caIl for meeting Of the farmers
ct lhe CQprt Hopse, on the 10th INST, to or.
ganize Co. Agricultural Society. 1t is Ger.
tainly mott important that such an organ
ixation should be maintained in Buchanan
county.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

AT Jesup, Iowa, on Wednesday, Feb. 10Th,
1863, Freddie, son Of q. o. d T.. a. Marsh,
aped G wears and months.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

The CIecurr Cougr.-The first session
OF the Circui. Court for Buchanan county
commenced at the Cnur, House on Monday.
Judge Bagg presided with dignity and abil'
i,y. Monday and Tuesday forenoon were
devoted to probate business. Court business
proper commenced Tuesday afternoon, at
which time the following legal gentleman
we're present, ranged from right to LEFT
around the desk of the Clerk Of the Court,
b. 1, Smith, viz: W. q. Donnan, L. W.
Hart, Jed Lake, u.s.. Woodward, DIS Lee,
d. D. Holdridge, James Jamison, OF indie
pendence, and II. T.. Eastman, OF Jesup.
Sheriff Jno. A. Davis and Constable II. 5.
Ames were in attendance. The above con,
stituted the personelle of the first Circuit
Court of Buchanan county. at It's opening.
Ninety-eight cases were upon the Docket
forty.four of which we're probate.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

To the FARMERS AxD CITIZENS or BIZ.
cuAsAx CouSrY.-The farmers and citizens
Of Buchanan County are invited to meet 1t
the Court House, in Independence, on
Wednesday, the 10th day Of March, at ]
o'clock r. NJ, to organize . County Aeri>
cultural Society. A good representation
from al parts of,hc county is respectfully re.
qwested, that all the townships may have Z
voice in organizing Society Of this kind.
By order Of
TuE FARMERS.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

SCHOOL CAucAUs.-At q caucus OF the
electors of the district, irrespective Of party,
Maid at the Court House on Wednesday even
inc. the following ticket was put in nom''
nation, to be supported at the election On
Monday next. Ii il an excellent ticket, as
whole. and if elected, our citzens may rest
easv with reference 10 the success Of our
schools.
President-L. W. Hart.
Vice Prcsident-H. A. King.
Secretary-H. p. Henshaw.
Treasurer-A. Il. Clark.
Director till vacancy 0. Il. I. Kos
cell.
Director-O. NJ. Pond.
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05
Every Lady should have P. W. H. S.
For Sale at the New. York Store.
DODELL,S MEDICINES.

JAN. 24'h, 1869.
Ed. INDEPENDENCE BuLLrrIS,
Sir Hearing that DR..
r. w. Bodell is preparing and distributing
some Of his very valuable medicines among
the farmers for relieving the diseases Of hor
ses and cattle, can recommend them very
highly, having used them for several years
His Condition Powder 10 the best l ever
used.
Yours,
Buchanan County bulletin and guardian. (Independence, Iowa) 1866-1869, 1869-03-05

Ordinance.
An Ordinance 70 amend an .Ordinanss entitled
IA ordissscs Iixhs u conpnsasion Of
certain City 0Acers."
Be i erdsise< ~ sks Gig csssea Of L.dsp.s-
dssee, lowa:
CO. l. That Section & s. an ordnance en-
TILED An osainAnee axing the oonpens stiou
e certain city e@eorss" b and l. Aeseby re-
pealsd, and he folasWine Substituted therefor,
viz:
See {. The Narshal shal - allsvea foy liz
services The sun Il ens hundssd dellass ~ an
nan, to be paid quarterly from the sity treas
ury, and IN addition thereto for services . peace
oAeas, - shaA rseeivs Ne saoe feas = sfssilt
receive under The statutes Of the State fer SINH
lar sesvises, and in al prosscations fer viola
tons Of any ordinance Of the city, in which no
tee ase recovered of the dsfsndsnt, or the pros.
eeution fails, the same shall BE- paid fro1 the
city trsasu1.
Fer ssrvisss IN distrainine eassls. horops. Ases
b., b shall receive the san u my es1Gs Tor
sach animal 20 distrainsd, and shall receive the
san Of any csnts for cash and every day. keep
ing Of the same, to Be paid BY the ovnsr Of the
animal OF nads BY the sale Of the animal dis
trained.
Passed Feb. u, 1859.
c. ?. HEkRrcE, Mayor.
Attest:
JAnss n. wsAar, City Clerk.
A tsss copy from the original on Als in his
once.
, M,....s "a a..d .,d 's.l, this ga ~ Of
ss-sw JAnrs N. wEAar. City clsrs.