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Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
oFFICIAL DIRECTORY.

Judge Of Fayette Common Pleas Court
"A. s. DloKEY, Of Highland County
Probate Judges. B. YEoMAN.
Presenting Attorney.-H. B. MAYNARD
Sheriff.-OoxRAD GARIs.
81 Clerk Of Court.--R. MILLKAN.
sAuditor-ABEL MoOAEDLEss.
Treasurer A o. ,JoHNsoN,
Z Recorder.-Z. W. HEK1bER.
SarVsyOr,-JAMEs A. MCLEAN. -
9oroner.-JoHN A. PARRETT.
Commissioners ,--ALLEN HEAsLER, vii
LIAM CLARK, EYos REEDER
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
WASHINGTON
UNION HIGH SCHOOL.

The first term Of these schools for the pres
ent wear will commence on MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 18th, 1859 Care has been taken to
procure competent and experienced teachers
In ali the Departments, and the Board feel
confident that under the present arrangement
it will continue to be first class school in all
respects.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
vocal Music and Penmanship.

UOWL UIUD4U IiN 7 CuLIUI1 I1DAA p
All pupils in the High school Departments
will be entitled to regular instruction in these
Branches, from experienced teachers, with
out extra charge. A limited number Of nom
resident pupils will be admitted to the High
er Departments of the School and to the Col
ored school at the following rates Of tuition,
payable in advance:
High bGIOOl -Ou Gtut5
intermediate Departments, , 80
Colored School. .........-..,... .25
Persons wishing to avail themselves Of the
privilege of the School are requested to confer
personally or by letter with either the Super
intendent or Board.
P. b MoREHOUsE, sup't
J. w. CJEAvELAND,)
MILLS GARDNER, Board.
WIN ROBINSON,
Sept 2, 1853. AAm9
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28

The High sohool Departments
win continue to furnish thorough instruc-
tion In all Branches appropriate to their
Sphere, including English Grammer Higher
Arithmetic, Algebra, Physical Geography,
Physiology, Geometry, Chemistry, and the
Languages.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28

Grapes are selling at fifty cents
to five bits per hundred pounds at
Los Angeles, California
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28

Louisiana's new rice crop is esti-
mated at 10000 barrels.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
.he gtraId,
H PUBLlsHED EVERY
THURSDAY MORNING
#w TERMS,

tef year, In advenee, ----.----.-.-sS,OO
within the year. ------.-- $50
For six months, --..-- .-----.:-,-- 100
A failure to notify the Publisher of
wish TO discOhtihue the paper at the end
sEaa On sagement, will eregardsd as wish
70 continue the paper.
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28
TERMS oFADVRRTTStNG.

The following pricsu for advertising
nave been agreed upen by the publishers
n nara in this town;
Fayette County herald. [volume] (Washington [Washington Court House], Fayette County, O. [Ohio]) 1860-1???, 1869-10-28

IL
j. w. CLEAvELAND.
MILLS GARDNER,
WM. ROBINSON,
Sept. 2, 1883. AAm2
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

They have lately to this end, secured in
their Interests the Newark, Mansfield
and Sandusky road, but this TouEs is
vsry circuituus and terminates at the
LakeSnore without further ex eusionS
and il probably is not at present AT
least, satisfactory TO them for Ene pNF
pose designed. Now taking Newark
as the point OF departure, I here sug-
Eest that a road opened from that point
to Delaware and thence to Lima, would
furnish {, these companies, sheutdthBtr
relations " taIhe Pennsylvania Central
or The PittsburZ, Fit Wayne n Chi
ca o road admit OF 1t, the shortest and
most practicable out to be adopted.
Look upon the map and il VIII be
ound that the line would be perfectly
straight from Newark passing through
Delaware to Lima, where II would
make connection with the Chicago road
and at Newark connect with the Cen
rial Ohio, making nearly an air line
| from GAINESVILLE to Fit. Wayne, and ny
connecting also at Newark with the
l Pan Handle road would furnish TO the
Pennsylvania Central an Infinitely bet
'er and at least eighty miles shorter
route than il now has from that point to
Chicago. What either of those couipan-
les might be disposed to do toward
carrying such a project into effect Is
probably unknown to all Of Us, but BY
concerted action we can put measures
on foot to obtain the necessary infor-
nation.
This line in its direct curse would
strike JOhnstoWn, Licking county, and
t4alena in this county. but by q slight
deviation would touch Sunbury, Berk-
hire aud Eden aud from Delaware IN
in its direct course pass near Delhi and
MiddletoWn aud strike Redwood and
several other large towns between
Lima. and would intersect the c. C.. &
r @>aG nE naNn"nsn Whn AHNanF6n
Great Western at Redwood and west
the BellefonTaine and Mad Riv+r roads
and At Lima connect with b Pitts
burg, F.. Wayne & Chicago, the Day
ton and Toledo and the Fremont and
Finley roads. The section of country
through which il would pass is nnl
surpassed for fer ility, high state o.
IMPROVEMENT and wealth, by ANY other
n the State, and the great benefits Il
be derived ron it by the citizens upou
its line would give assurance of fhe
obtainment of all b capital necessary
for it's construction.
If You expect to carry this enterprise
or any similar one into effect, in addi-
ton tn energy and unity of action, you
must make mp your minds to put XouI
money into it and to pay it at the time
necessary and for b purpose OF Car
rying The ~enterprise forward. This i
ne only way atTaflroads have been
or will be built.
Believing as I dnthat the road IRON
Newark TO Lima, with the concurrent
# either the Pennsylvania or Balti
more and Ohio Companies, could with
out doubt be carried through 10 cnm
plrtion, yet should the plan Of tbI
Delaware, Mt. Vernon and Millersbarl
line, under its present auspices or b,
any future scheme. bid fair TO beenm
a succ-ss. I shall stand ready to evinc
the Sincerity of my above declaration
n regard to it, by the contribution o
substantial means according TO M
t ability. I. J. RICHARDSON.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
NEW ADVERTTsEMENFs.
An ordinance.

Tor the Improvement Of Depot street from
North street nerfh TO the Corporation Line.
Q ECTION 4. Belt ordained by b
= Council of the Incorporated Village OF
D-1aWarp, That the MaS or be and ne IS
hereby directed and tquired TO let the
contract for grading Depot street from
North street north to the Corporation Line.
where the same Is not already graded, to
the owes responsible bidder, after having
published for two weeks in some newspaper
ETfifahad and Of GENERAL circulation In said
VILLAGE. notice thai sealed proposals will be
recived for such grading.
SEC. 2. Tina the Wnef oflOts and lands
bounding and AUDITING on said Depot street
be ms they are hereby required. TO gravel
and gutter said street in ron OF their re-
Spective lots and lands by the 18th day OF
October, 1899, and in defaulG thereof, the
Mayor is hereby required to let" tbecOntr8ct
tor the same to the lowest responsible DID
der, after having published for two weeks
in some newspaper of general circulation
in aid village notice that sealed proposals
Will be received tor said graveling and gut
teTing
SEC. g. That said grading, graveling and
guttering shall be done in accordance with
/ The general specifications for such improve
ments, and under the direction of the VII
lage Engineer.
SEC, A. That the expenses of said i'm
| provement shall be ASSESSED on the .feei
front of said lots and lands. n be collect
ed as in other cases of special assessments
SEC. 5. This ordinance to take effect anC
| be IN force from and after its publication.
Passed August 2, 1862
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
C. o. LITTLE, Recorder. aug6-ZW
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
LETTER FROM KENTUCKY.
'rrespondence Delaware Gazette.
RICHMOND. Ky, Aug. 2. 169.

Correspondence Delaware Gazette.
RIeHMoNp, ky, Aug. 2, $50. &
MEssRs. EDIToRs "a word from che
iaud of blue grass, vii it be welcome?
We leave it to you and the readers of
your excellent paper.
This pretty village is situated near
the eastern terminus of what is faenil-
iarly known astbe tBlDegrass REGION
tt "a a population of about Fl teen
hundred, a considerable number o
whom are negroes. The latter clsks
uvein Il portion of the town distinct
from the fswhiie trash" Srork traders
lind considerable TO do, especially 10
the mule and cattle line.
# st of here lie the EStelie and NAL
vernSpTing<, bnth celebrated watering
places. Tue latter has lost its TepuUa-
ion somewhat of late years, and its fine
buildings aie almost totally neglected,
-xcppt by Dight-oWls and bats.
Northwest along n Lexington and
RicbmoRd pike Ire the farms of the
Gays. First, is that of G.. NJ. Clay, the
tate Minister to Russia, containing
about three thousand acres; aud down
nearer Lexington is the old bone OF
Henry Clay, the great Kentucky States
nam
While wandering along the base of the
mount sins lyiBgtO b southeast of
this place, hunting for some spot to-
slay me Down to rest,l 1 discovered
VIII It I supposed to be the mansions OF
% msisolaGed'cOuntry gentlemauti II o
aud spires iEterinR in the rays OF the
setting sun, out upon enqutTing OE&n
old negr0I was informed that "dat am
the Coll6ge.;3 Thinking that it mighI
be a good place to pass The
night, I pushed T rapidly on and sud
denly found myself 10 the DIST of a
village in a forest I thought at first
that / had stumbled on a cAuip mee,ing,
for they were singing Il familiar HYMN,
lit was Wednesday night prayer meet
ing) but Itonn discovered my mistake
and was warmly welcomed by one from
The old BuckeVe State { o the pretty viii
formerly of Oberlin, Ohio, is principa,
of the College at Berea, and has adued
new zeal 10 that already hOurising In
stitutiOn.
To-day is election day in Kentucky.
There is no excitement over the matter
Except in b Democratic ranks, as IL il
very wei known how the State will 90.
h Democrats lave split in several
districts and are running TWO candi :
dates for the S~enatorship. So now we
have The unusual spectacle of Demo-
Gratis fighting each Other more bitterly
han the opposite party. They hardly
know what TO think of r lsscrans as a
Democratic can idats for Governor OF
Ohio. Some think he will do, others
curse the lAm-ntahle fact that a true
blood Democrat cannot be elected in
the Buckeye state.
The wheat crop is very fine, corn Is
backward but coming up rapidly, Rye
and corr are the staple cereals of this
state. A large portion of these are
uurned into whisky, bluegrass being
sufficient for wiutering the stock.-
Wheat IS worth from IS Genus to $l.0O
per bushel, corn FROM $500 60 $3.50 per
onShel. Keniucky il q beautiful stare
but there are portions OF my native
Ohio far more Httactive for me-.
@ WANDERERS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
An Ordinance.

10 G4dde and Gravel East William street from
the SDrinqIieid Railroad east TO its junction
1Cith Berkshire street.
q ECTION L. Be it ordained by the
y Council of the InpOI pOFated Village or
Delaware, That the Mayor Is hereby author
lied to give Two weeks notice OF tune, IN
some published aud or general
circulation IN said village. of recelving
sealeo proposals for grading East William
street from the Spting1tl Id Railroad east TO
It's junction with Berkshire street, Whero
tie sauieis nOJ already dOne5 and leL the
same tO-thelOWest bidder; the
Contractor tO lake the assessment upon The
lots and lands bounding b AUuttidg ON
said street requiring TO be graded.
SEC. 2. That the owners OF hats and lands
bounding and abutting IN said portion Of
William street are hereby IeQu1leu to a
Ell said street in front ut their respective toUS
and tanus,t to the width of sixteen feet IN
the center Of said street, and to a suitable
Thickness, by the 18th day OF October lo0S,
and Ia default Thereof the Mayor is hereby
require ed 70 let the contract for the same 70
the lowest responsible bidder, after having
published for two weeks, In some newsPa-
DER of General circulaBsoa- IN said village,
notice thht scared proposals Will be received
for satu gIaN eltng.-
/ shall be done in accordance with the gener-
al sps cidcations for such improvements
and uuuer b direction of the Village Eli
gineer.
SEC. 4. That the expenses Of said i'm
prove ments shall be assessed on the feet
front Of said lots and lands, and collected az
in Other cases of special assessments.
SEC, 5. This to take enect ana
be IN f8rce q ON and after It's publication
Passed August 2, 1863.
c. o. LITTLE, Recorder. aug6-2w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
An Ordinance,

For NE enforcement OF BERKSHIRE street from
the RdETcud e the east Tire Of the Corpora
ton.
@ ECTION /. Be 1T ordained by the
y Council of b Incorporated village Of
Delaware, That the MaH or be and he is
hereby diTeeted and required to let the con-
tract for grading Bei kshire street nUm the
Railroad TO the east line Of the corporation
where the same is not Tread graded 10
the lowest responsible bidder, after having
published for two weeks in some DeWspa-
per, published and Of general clrculaIlon
in said village, boLice that sealed proposals
Will he received ruTTpueh grading
/ SEC. 2. Thatthe OF tots q iands
bounding and Auditing on raid portion q
Be- kshiI e street be and they are hereby re-
Tuuired to gravel and gutter SAID street in
trout OF their IespeNtiNe lots and lands BY
the 18th day of OctODer, 1853, ana IN QrAault
theGSOf1he May OF Is heFeOy required 10 let
the contract for the same 10 the lowest re-
hponhiole bidder, after having published Tor
two weeks, IN some newrpapeF publishes
and of gene raj circulation in said village,
notice that sealed proposals viii be received
for said graVeliBg and guttertng.
z g.. That said grading grAve1nB Rnq
guCtering N ali be dUne in accordance with
the general specifications for such improve
ments, and under the direction of Lhe Vii
lage Engineer.
SEC. 4. That the expenses Of said i'm
-proVeuIents shall be assessed IN the feet
II ont of said lots and lands, and be collected
as in other cases OF special assessment.
l. 5. THIS to take effect ana
be IN force from and after its publication
Passed Augu-t 2, 1883.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor
c. G. LITTLE, RecUrdef. adgB-2W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
IN Ordfnamce

Establishing the Grade Of GrGns street from
So1duskg street a0est 70 Liberty street.
g ECTION 4. BE ID ordained by the
- Council OF the Incorporated Village Of
DelaWaFe, That h grade of Grant street
dIon Sandusky street WeRt to Liberty street
pc and the same is hereby established as
ltAloWs: Beginning with the west line of
Sandusky street with the grade OF m
Ky street in center, and l flo feet above top
OF lUWer board on north west eofher of
street thence it shall ascend in $50 feet
l 6 la teet thence in 306 feet to center uf
franklin street it shall ascend 10 2-10 feet
Thence in 34 feet it shall descend 8 2-10 feet;
thence in 40 feet TO Center OF Washington
street 1t shall ascend 6 feet; thence in 120
5eet 1t shall descend foo to run thenc IN
Soz leet 1t ascand 10 feet TO center of
Liberty street.
SEC. q That all ordinances heretofore
passed inconsistent with the provisions of
this o: dinance be and the same are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 8. This ordinance to take sffect and
be in force from and alter its publication.
Passed AusHst 2, 1865.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
CO. LITE Recorder. aug6 wv
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

A Il the solicitations OF many citizens
n of OHIO, an Excursion has been ar
ranged 70 the western terminus OF the Kan
sas Pacific Railroad.
Tickets S45, round trip-good for so days
to be had at the railroad ticket Offices in
Columbus, Cincinnati, and the principal
stations between those points.
Start nom at noon Sep. LIST
nom cincinnati on o.. & N. r. r. in the eve
ming of same day from st. Louis On the
morning of the Sd nom Kansas City on
the morning Of the 4ih remain over Sun
day a. Topeka, and leave that place on IN
morning of the 9Th for the West; remain q
short time in the Buffalo regions, and re-
turn to Lawrence in time to attend the State
Fair; which commences at that place on
the It'll and continues during the week,
Sleeping cars attached 10 all night trains
and a car provided for lunch baskets.
For further information, apply to A. 7
RYAN, at h Office of 7. W. TaIImadge
Column bus, Ohio. hug8-2W
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
An Ordinance.

Establishing the Grade Of Franklin street from
Lincoln AUeRlte north to Grant street.
CEOTION L. BE It ordained by the
- Council Of the Incorporated Village oi
delaware, That the grade of franklin street
from Lincoln Avenue north to Grant street
o5 anQ The same N hereby established as
T9noWs; Beginning on the north line OF
OF center IF Linculn Avenues thence in Is
ISeG north descends 81 2 feet 10 culverg
lhPnee III 25 feet north ascend 2 f. ct thence
"a % feet north descend 51-2 feet; thence
y Tret north ascend / flo feet TO center OF
Grant street.
SEC. 2 That all heretofore
passed inconsistent with the proytslons OF
Lnls ordinance be and the same are hereby
SEC. 8. This ordinance to take effect and
De IN force 1tom aud after ITS publication.
raised August 2, 1863.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor,
c. o. LITTLE, Recorder. aug6-2w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
An Ordinance.

Establishing the Grade Of Washiagton street
noTthof Lincoln AUeaue to the Corporation
ECTION L. BE 1t ordained by the
Council OF the Incorporated Village of
That The grade OF Washington
street north Of Lincoln Avenue 10 the Cor
porat1on Line be and the same is hereby es-
bzblished as follows: Beginning at the
north line Of LincuIn Avenue with the
grade OF center and 2 $40 feet below top OF
lower base board on Mr.. Persons corner,
on northwest corner OF street; thence in
T7 feet it shall descend 6 8-l9 Gert !; thence IN
80 feet II shall descend 10 feet to center of
Grant street, Whtn the grade is seven feet
ABOVE present ground.
SEC. 2. II at all ordinances heretofore
this ordinance be and tine same are hereby
repealed.
SEC s. This ordinance to take effect and
De IN force from and after its publication.
Passed August 2, 1869.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
G.. o. LITTLE, Recorder. sug6-2w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06


Establishing the Grade Of WIItanr street from
Liberty street aUest to The old Corporation
INK.
@ ECTION l.. Be 1t ordained by h
. CouncIi Of the Incorporated Village OF
Delaware, That The grade OF William street
from liberty street west tosthe old Corpora
ton Line be and the same is hereby 6stab-
lisned as follows: Beginning with the CEN
ter OF crossing On the west side OF Liberty
street, going west It shall ascend in 4OO feet
8 $40 feet; thence in 100 feetit shall ascend
2 feet; thence in 40 feet it shall ascend
II 5-lU fe+t; thence in 200 feet It shall ascend
10 feet; hence in 40 It ct 1t shall ascend l 4-lO
feet TO y point ai'Out 10 feet east OF the west
line OF Prof. Perkins lot; thence in $50 feet
1t shall descend 2 6-l0 feet thence in 1874 feet
it shall ascend 1 5-10 feet to the old Corpora
ton Line.
SIC 2 That all ordinances heretofore
passed inconsistent with the PROVISIONS of
thus ordinances he and the same are heFe1K
repealed.
SEC. 8. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
CHARLES NEIL, May or.
G.. o. LITTLE, Recorder. aug6-2w
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

The Editor of the Herald asserted in
aRush of admiration that the Ohio
House Of REPRESENTATIVES unanimously
passed a%resoIdtion complimentary to
Hubbea at the close Of his term as
Speaker Of that body. We showed by
reference to the House Journal that in
making this statement the Heragd was
guilty. Of "felsifying history - that so
tar rom the resolution having been
passed unanimously, as had been Gus
tcmary, there were 80 II of 20 votes
against it, a number of those voting in
the negative being Democrats. In re-
ply to this the Herald ia as silent as a
sick kitten in reference to Hubbell's
career as Speaker and contents itself
with an insinuating whine about some
body's inRratitude. Weknow Of moth
ing for which we are under obligations
to Hubbell unless it be his efforts two
years ago.to prevent political pref
eminent. He was then a Republican
or protested to be, and not only labor
iously inteFfered (against u.s. in the
primary election but ~endeavored as
u of the committee which selected
delegates to the Republican State Con
vention to secure his own appoint
ment az delegate. For his opposition
We have always been profoundly
grateful and consider it fortunate to
be still similarly favored.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06

TO burners Of property bounding ana abuttilg
on Wittiam street from Liberty street tCest TO
the Corporation Line:
THE Council OF the Incorporated
Il Village of Delaware at a regular meet
held August 2, 1863, by arrsOlution then
adOp ed. resolved to grade to the revised
grade. hat portion of William street eX-
tending nom Liberty street to. the old Cor
poraiion Line also, to grade, pave and
gutter the sidewalks on the south side of
said street from the east line Of James A.
Barnes property westward TO the west line
OF p. s.. Donelson's lots also, to grade to the
established grade, 20 teet in width in the
center of said STREET, and gravel the same
rom the old Corporation lin to the new
Corporation Line. Z. o. LITTLE,
aug8-4w Recorder.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
SherfR7s Sale.

Huldah Fairehild, Elk. IN pursuance
Is. kA OF GhB cOm-
Snaries Z. Garner, ct. al. mands of an or
0et OF sale Issued from the Couit OF COM
mon Fieas Of Delaware County, Ohio, and
70 me directed, I shall offer for sale, at pub
nc Xendue, at the doOr of the Court House,
IN the town Of Delaware on
Saturday September A. A. ID. 1909,
between the hours OF III O'Clock A. NJ, and
l o'clock p. M the following described real
situate in Delaware county, Ohio, to-wit :
"a piece or land situate in Range sixteen (lBl,
1oWnshlp lhree 49, bounded and described
a. IOlioWs: ON The east b. lands.
owned oy spencer, on the south ty Rpberts
heiE-i on the west by Isaac Clark's lands.
anu on The north bS said Clark's land, and
same more or less,
Appraised at $4,000,
aug6-5wpfS7 so
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1869-08-06
An Ordinance

Establishing the Crude Of Liberty street from
LsncotR Avenue north to Grant street.
@ ECT1ON l. Re At ordained by the
- Council of the Incorporated Village of
Delaware Tha9 the HTAQe-of Liberty street,
fIom Linrotn avenue north o9rantstfeet,
BE- and the same Is nere5y established as
follows On the north line of
Lincoln AyeHue with grade Of enter BIO
feet beIuW topbf stone f0undhtton of Mr..
Galleher's house hence IL 4S8 feet 1t shall
desrend 1910 feet; thence in us fest ltshaII
descend 10 feet to center of Eun; thence in
S35 feet 1t shall ascend 8 feet to center of
Grant street. when the grade s36 10 fleet be-
low the surfaces Of present ground.
SEC. 2. That all ordinances heretofore
passed incOnsIstehE with the provisions Of
this ordinance be and the same are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 8. This ordinance to take effect and
be. IN force from anu after its publication,
Passed August 2, 1859.
CHARLES NEIL, Mayor.
{. LITTLE, Recorder. aug6-2W