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"Tell-tale Kit, his tongue shall be SLIT"

The occupation of tale-bearers in con-
yeyinr distorted fscts and great many
lfalsehoods from this city to Washington for
the purpose Of inducing Congress to oppose
Virginia and prolong the disabilities OF ',r-
oinisns is OF an end The last message oy
these evil messengers was that sent to
Washington after the passage of tho dlsa-
bilities bill by Congress. This message re-
presented the Virginia Legislature as en-
gagged in turning "Union men" ga little
cive., good apothecary out OF Office:
Quite triumph was enjoyed by tho he
publican organ in this city over the asser-
ton that it was this message that induced
Mr.. WILSON, of the United States Senate
to move q reconsideration Of the bill. 1t
taunted the "rebels ''--told them that they
were not out of the woods yet-that they
hallooed too soon-and that they would
vet get their " fairin." Short-lived
triumph! Short-lived ecstacy at the ina
gined return to persecution and vindictiVe-
ness of Congress: The paper which con-
tanned the taunt was hardly published be-
fore Mr.. WILSON withdrew his motion, and
the President promptly signed the bill
This is the last message of the tale-bear-
ers. There can be no occasion for another.
The State is in. The great bulk of those
who especially desired to be relieved from
disabilities are relieved, and "there an
end on it." The outcry Of Union men was
persistently kept up to the last moment !;
but it had ceased to exert any effect. The
Radical "tell-tale Kit :" had ceased to be
believed, and the groans of "the truly
loil'' had ceased to command help or excite
pity. "Tell-tale Kit had his reward :;
and now seeing that he can no longer pre-
varicate with any benefit to himself, he
will probably keep his mouth shut down
upon his slit tongue.
1t is, indeed, happy thing for the land
that the last occasion for Radical tale-bear-
ing has. occurred. A more rascally oecupa-
ton We have never known, nor was ever
rascally occupation pursued with more en-
venomed malignity or more INSCRIPTIONS
mendacity and impudence.
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POLITICAL INTIMIDATION IN SOUTH CARO-
Columbia, bruary27.-The South
Carolina legislative committee of Demo
Gratis aud Republicans, appointed last ses.
sion to investigate the disordered state Of
affairs in the third Congressional district,
have reported that there was thoroughly
organized party in the district to defeat the
real objects of the reconstruction acts,
which murdered, whipped, threatened, and
intimidated, Republicans. The Democratic
portion of the committee are preparing a
minority report, asserting that the majority
report is highly colored.
("Highly oolored 7" Likely enough.l
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on the Gath ultimo, at the Asso'
ciate Reformed church. by the Rev. DR.. Leyburn,
THOMASP. DOUGHTY to Miss MAGGIE NJ,
daughter OF r. T. Waters, Esq. all OF that city.
On the 2st1 instant, by the Rev. j. E. Gates, Dir.
WILLIAM HANNA to Miss AMANDA &. BUR.
TON; both Of this city.
On the 18th Of February, at the Third Baptis,
church. by Rev. j. 3. Jeter, Mr.. CHASTAIN &.
WINGFIELD and Miss MARY &. DAVIS, OF
Richmond.
Petersburg Courier copy.
On the 18th ultimo, by the Rev. DIR. woodward,
THOMAS MARTIN, OF New York, to Miss ROSA
ANN JAMES, OF this city.
New York and Petersburg papers please copy.
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Some time since, when WARDwELL went
to Washington and joined PORTER in libel
ling the people of Virginia, and endeayoring
to induce Congress to prolong the period Of
their pains and penalties, we expressed our
surprise that even he should Join the wolves
after sun-up. But what should we say if
Mesrrs. CRENsuAw, GILMEEs and others,
should join the wolves at noon? We are
surprised at tho impudence of HUMPHREYS
and PORTER in using or abusing the names
of these gentlemen in associating them
with q movement on their part to organize
a party in Virginia. We should be amazed
beyond expression were they to unite with
PORTER, HUMPHREYS, and their followers,
in any project of o party character
Messrs. CKENsHAw and GILMER, and
those with whom they co0perated, should
be as far as possible from any sympathy
with PORTER s. Co., and should soorn asso-
citation with them. PORTER & Co. we're
prosoriptive and malignant in the last de-
gree. They. would have disfranchised all
the intelligence, experience, and integrity
of the State, and set up to rule over it in
competency, inexperience, and dishonesty
to the lasting injury of her best interests
and reputation. Against them Mr.. CREN-
SHAW, and his True Republican friends CO.
operating with him, opposed all their in
fiuence, all their devoted energies. They
we're victorious. Their sagacity is proven
in the establishment of trusted Govern
ment, whose beni6cient influence 10 gradu-
ally restoring the order and thrift
Of the State. Now, HUMPHREYS Go. are
but malicious marplots, who seek the dis:
semination of ill-will and the elevation OF
the worst men and worst passions. Can it
be possible that such men as Friend cRES.
SHAW will Join these wolves at any time OF
lay or night It 10 now high noon. The
syil deeds and eyii men Of the dark hours
Il thspasian stand forth IL. the bresaess spd
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The IMPENDING CHANGE IN ESGLIsH
PoL1TIcs. Intelligent observers of the
signs of the times can scarcely have failed
to arrive at the conclusion that great
social and moral revolution is impending
over Great Britain-that the rapid growth
Of liberal opinions, and the gradual accu-
mutation of liberal legislation, are under
mining the authoritative position, the long
claimed right to govern, and the long-ac-
corded superiority over the masses Of the
British aristocracy. During the past ses-
sion of Parliament a strong, resistless cur
rent of popular feeling exhibited itself,
showing how insecure is the basis on which
aristocratic institutions rest how rapidly
the antagonism between Lords and Com
mons is growing and developing how revo-
luton, bloedless, but none the less radical
in the changes which it will bring, must
before long bring matters to an issue and
showing which of the contending parties is
likely to be worsted in the encounter.
The Irish Church bill not only meant re-
volution, but WAS intrinsically revolu-
tionary; and the ease with which this
great popular measure was carried showed
how powerful must be the new feelings
which are operating in the English mind
feelings intense, indeed, and yet vague and
neutrality-suspicious. felt, but imperfectly
understood, rather than propounded thee.
riea, and requiring careful training and
education pointing toward grand but un-
known future for the people; the positive
side of which is as yet but family
sketched, but the negative side of which
appears in the conviction that some new
basis for the arrangement and constitution
of societies and nations must be sought in
order to advance the happiness and the ma
terial interests of their communities-that
the days of arrogance and seltishness IN
politics are numbered, and that the days OF
Justice to all are fast approaching.
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The Educational Journal for March is
on our table. A good No. The first article
is discriminating review of B1NGHAN's
Latin Reader. The next is from the pen
of E. s. J. professor JoTNEs, of COURSE
Then We have reply to ct. H. W." And
various other articles.
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I SNOW / sNowi SNOW /
TREMENDOUS FALL, NOT OF SNOW. BUT
IN THE PRICE OF DRY GOODS!
THE FALL IN THE PRICE OF GOLD HAS
CAUSED A DECLINE IN THE PRICE
r'.a OF DRY GOODS.

We cali particular attention 10 our.stock OF &c"
perior IRISH LINEN, which we guarantee pure
fax, at from 4oc. 70 sl.2s per yard; 1900 g.
CALICOES at q, 10, and lssc.; 5s4a--
BLEACHED COTTON at 81, 10, and Hsc.; NJ
BLEACHED COTTON at lssc. per yard, nearly
as good as Wamsutta, which Is sold ut eoc.;
BED-TICK at l2i. 1s3, 90, and 2sc.;
DOMESTIC GINGHAMS at l2A- Is, and lesc.;
FULL-WDTR BLEACHED sHEET1NG ct sec.
per yard; .-~-.-~---~----
FULL-WIDTH UNBLEACHED sHEETING at
45c. per yard; T.
BLACK ALPACAs at 80, IS. 40, and soc.;
COLORED ALPACAS at 2sc. worth $780,;
PURE SILK and WOOL sERGEs at CSC. worth
&l.2s per yard:
PLAID DRESS GOODS at lac. and zoe. worth
2cc. and 8oc.
CHECK MUsLINs ct CSC. and aoc. worth ssc. and
40c.;
WHITE BRILLIANTs at CSC. worth ssc. per
. yard;
REAL GEORGIA NAEKEEN, ten yards In
piece, for sl.2s worth 81;
EXCELLENT WHITE FLANNEL at csc. worth
3Oc. per yard: e
WHITE FLANEELs, all pure WOOL at soc. per
yard worth 4oc.;
WHITE FLANNEL, full yard wide. at SOC. per
yard worth 7sc.:
PURE LINEN ChASa at ssc. Ps4 Safo "oA'A
RAc.; g.. s<...'s ~~
PURE BLEACHED LINEN CRASH at leac. per
yard-would he cheap at lsc. ..
DIMITY BANDS at ioc. worth 2sc.;
FROCK WAISTS at Soc, 7sc., and 81;
INFANTS, ROBES at $3.50 worth -;
TABLE-CLOTHS at $780,;
NAPKINS at 81 per dozen;
LINEN sHIRT-BO sOMs at CSC. worth sse.;
LINEN WRISTBANDS at ls3c. pair worth
ESQ.,: .-.... ....
ARAB SHAWLS at e. worth 90;
BREAKFAST SHAWLS at $1.2s worth $3.50
HOODS st 25, 80, and <oc.-just one-half the regu-
lar price; H..
A larce lot OF remnants Of DRESS GOODS; at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
l2lS and 1ol5 Main street.
store closed on SATURDAYS until dark, at
which time we open and keep open till o'clock.
fe IS ..'-
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gYsECIAL MOTTd5nN.
MIR rEW BooK-BINDERY AMI
: BLAEK-B0OK MANUFhCTORY.

GEORGE L. BrDG0OD has Just established,
in connection with bis Book and Stationery busi-
ness, a BOOK-BINDERY and BLAHK.BoOK
MANUFACTORY,a and Is prepared TO DO all kinds
of work In thst line In the bestmanner.
A call is respectfully solicited. 70 7S-ti
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New ScHEME.-In the Senate on Friday
Mr.. Corbett introduced bill, which was
referred to the Committee Oh Commerce,
"to promote commerce among the States
and to cheaper the transportation OF the
mails and military and naval stores"
naming number of persons as corporators,
(among them G. G. Walker, ". C. Wickham,
and J. s. Barbour, of Virginia. organizing
corporation under the name of the
Washington, Point Lookout, and Norfolk
Railroad and Steamboat Company" with
authority to survey, locate, equip, main
tain, and use, continuous line OF lines OF
railway, with steam ferry-boats, between
the mouth of Rock creek, in the city Of
Washington; Point Lookout, in the State OF
Maryland; and Norfolk, in the State Of
Virginia commencing at Rock creek, and
running thence southeasterly along the
south bank of the Chesapeake land Ohio
canal and the Washington canal to
Virginia avenue and James creek !;
thence along the north bank of James
creek to the Anacostis river thence across
said river by ferry-boatto the north side of
the Potomac river; thence along the bank
of said river to o point opposite Alexan-
dria thence across the river by steam
ferry to Alexandria; and from the point
aforesaid on the north side of the Potomac
river southerly through the District of Co.
lunbia and the State of Maryland to Point
Lookout; thence through the Chesapeake
Bay to Norfolk. The capital stock is fixed
at three million dollars, in shares of one
hundred dollars each, the charge for pas
sengers on said road not to exceed three
cents per mile, and the running time not
to exceed seven and half hours between
Washington and Norfolk, and fifteen mi.
nutes between Washington and Alexandria
The bill provides, further, that the road
shall be completed within two years after
the election of the first board of directors
and directs that the ferry-boat, cars, en-
gines, and equipments, of the line shall bs
first class.-AlexandTia Gazette.
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RICHMOND THEATRE.

lCHMOND IdEAIhE.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
Numerous requests having been made for sns
presentation OF some, Of the legitimate comedies
tho management takes pleasure In commencing
for performance this week the following STANDARD
English plays, in which
TIE CHAPMAN SISTERS
Mr.. g. B. BISHOP
win appear.
Barnett's satirical comedy,
49,. A SERIOUS FAMILY.
- Buckstone's comedy, .....----.
MARRIED LIFE.
EvERYBoDY's FRIEND. 1
Poole's fine old English comedy,
PAUL PRY; -..s
OR,
HOPE DON'T INTRCDE.
NH 1-2tj
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On dit, that Benjamin F. Butler will 90
to South Caroline to stump Whittemore's
district With view to securing his reslec-
ton to Congress- ~. s.5
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE
CHESTERFIELD COURTHOUSE, VA,
January 10Th, 1910. }

ITO JAMES NJ. MOODY, SAMUEL D..
Il Atkinson, and others. Plaintiffs,
ceased; Frederick T.. Blunt, Ira W. Blunt In
his own right and as administrator Of Thomas
and annie Blunt Defendants
and all creditors or other persons Interested: :.
the 18th day OF March next to take and settle, ut
my Office, the account Of all the estate, real and
personal, Of which Thomas Blunt died seized
Thomas Blunt; also, the accounts Of Ira w.
Blunt as administrator Of Thomas Blunt, de-
ceused which said accounts are required to be
taken by the decree of Chesterfield circuit court,
rendered at the November term, 1863, In the chan.
Gerry suit Of Moody and others against Blunt, ad-
quired to attend on the said 18th day OF March at
my Office aforesaid.
Given under my hand as commissioner In chan
Gerry the day and year first above written.
SAMUEL F. MADDOX, Commissioner.
BENJAMIN Il. NASH, p. q. fe 8LTuiw
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* o r Fl n G
A L D W Ms.
LATEST IMPROVEMENTS IN STYLE AND
FINISH KNOWN TO THE Trade.
BUY BALDwIN,s CLOTHING. FOR 1T IS
THE BEST IN TOWN.
BALDW1N'S CLOTHING GIVES YOU a
GENTEEL APPEARANCE.
YOUNG AND OLD WILL FIND ALL STYLES
TO SUIT THEM.
BALDWIN'S SALES THE PRESENT SEASON
ASTONISH ALL.
FIVE THOUSAND SUITS OF ALL GRADES
HAVE BEEN SOLD.
CITIZENS AND STRANGERS, WE SHALL
BE GLAD TO SEE YOU.
LOWKR THAN THE LOWEST DUB GOODS
SHALL BE SOLD.
BALDWIN THE CLOTHIER,
CORNER MAIN AND TENTH STREETS
Jas
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TTIBERNIA DEMOCRAT1Cs CLUB.
XII Al meeting OF this Club will be held THIS
{Tuesdayl EVENING at 5 O'Clock ct the St'
Charles Hotel. az
BY order OF the President. mn ~
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LUMBER, LATHS. De.


TOBACCO-BOX LUMBER.
49,. 900, 900 feet 4. CANADA SYCAMORE.
y $50, 600 feet CANADA SYCAMORE,
so, 900 feet a. OAK.
$4,000 feet - WHITE PINE,
10000 feet ROCK MAPLE,
30, 600 feet ASH, l, 2, 3, and { inches thick,
All of the above Is thoroughly seasoned.
am manufacturing TOBACCO BOXES at ny
factory, and always have good supply on hand
$50 tons RED ASH AN THRACITE Coal lard.
ing this day, and for sale In quantities 10 suit pur
chasers. JAMES GUM, corner OF
fe L2aw4w Dock and Twenty-frst streets
I: VIC. MAYO. J. p. ". GIBSON
r UMRE R.-SA W-MILL, MAYVs
IL ISLAND.-We keep constantly on hand for
sale, in any quantity, large or small, largo
poses, CASING BOARDS, LATHs, PhLfSGa
&c, &C. Our facilities for obtanlng logs. and
our capacity for saving, enable us to MI all orders
promptly and at as low prices as any other par.
ties. MAYO GIBSON
de 22-5m Post-ofice box 40.
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DOCKS AND STATIONERY.-JOHN
oh. WALSH, de Broad street. takes pleasure
to inform the public that he has now In stock fun
assortment Of BOOKS AND STATIONERY IN
ali It's branches, W hich he Is prepared to sell al
very low prices. Also fine selection Of Writing
Desks Portfolios, Albums, Chromos, Gold Pens,
&c. A call ia solicited. ..aa Ja7 b.
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POWDER.

DOWDER, POWDER.-For sale low, u
I any quantity, the celebrated pEA brsrts Of
SPORTING POWDER; also BLASTING fom.
DER of the best quality. All Of which Is ""'
ranted to give entire satisfaction. r,cyop
Maker and Dealer in Guns. Rides, Pistols. > ~,
munitiop, and sporting Goods, General AEe. ras,
the American Powder Company, lss. haiA '''N>'
Re Aim
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CLOTHING.
NINEEHENO.
TAILORING, TAILORING.

|I'AlLosiNo' 'AlHoni1'o'
CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs, and VEsTINGs.
keen con instantly on hand q large and fashionable
assortment of CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, and
VESTINGS, which will make up TO measure In
the latest STYLES and best workmanship.
Mr.. JACOB EBEL, Of Germany, lately OF Baltl-
more one Of the best cutters coats and pants In
cut to at and please you. no one else can. Give
him o trial. SMITH THE CLOIHlEh,
1903 Main street.
Statesmen r. A. Saunders, E. +. Pecor, j. l..
Smith fec
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DICHMOND THEATRE.
SIX NIGHTS ONLY, -.-.
COMMENCING MONDAY, MARCH It'll.
Limited engagement of the accomplished artistic,
MISS LAURA KEENE,
AND
ENTIRE DRAMATIC COMPANY,
from Laura Keene's Chestnut Street Theatre.
Philadelphia, combined with tho long-establlsheo
New York company.
MONDAY EVENING, MARCH It'll,
Bourcicault's romantic drama, written expressly
for Laura Keene and performed by her through
out the United States and Canada with immense
success,
THE TWO LIVES OF MARY LEIGH.
Mary Leigh MISS Lanra heene.
TUEsDAY-Tom Taylor's and Charles Reade's
MASKS AND FACES;
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CAgnImATEa FOR OFFICE.

TITY COLLECTOR.-TO THE CITI-
" ZENS OF RICHMOND.-Our former collec-
tor OF city taxes, JULIUS A. .HOBS0N, Ii now
and will be n CANDIDATE for that ONCE until an
election Is had or the appointment made.
re- 22aod6t< 7'". MANY CITIZENS.
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TUMORs OF THE COURTROOM.
III In response to numerous requests, Mr..
JAMES P. COWARDIN will deliver his new
and popular HUMOROUS REPR EsENTA-
TIONS, based chiefly upon SCENES IN THE
MAYORS COURT of Richmond: in the HALL
OF THE HOUSE OF DELEGATES, on MON
DAY EVENING. February 81, 1870, at o. clock.
Tickets, FIFTY CENTS-to be had at Bid
goods bookstore and ut the door. re 2b-3t
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Concluding with
p q C A III O N T A 8.

+ " y a n ~ N
John Smith. MISS ELLA
Pocahontas. .....,...............MIS MISS BLANGHE
Powhatan. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS NIB. BlSHOt
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1896 TOMORROW.
MARRIED LIFE AND THE COLLEEN BAWN.
MARRIED AND SETTLED.
fmh lit
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U Asst NOTICE TO, DELINQUENT
H TAX-PAYERS BEFORE ADVERTISING
THEIR PROPFRTY.-The Time has been ex.
tended until the FIFTH DAY OF MARCH IN
CLUoIYE. Those who come up and pay promptly
Will not be charged the additional twenty per
cent. ,.-. - !
BY order Of the Finance Committee.
G. p. WORD, -
re N-3tswtMR CITY Collector.
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DICHMOND THEATRE.

LAST FEW NIGHTS OF
TIE CHAPMAN SISTERS and G. 3. BISHOP.
TUESDAY EVENING, MARCH 1sT.
.... To commence with
A SERIOUS FAMILY.
Aminadab Sleek. MR.. BISHOP
Mrs. Delmaine. MISS BLANCHE
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MASKS AND FACES;
Oh,
BEFORE AND BEHIND THE CURTAIN.
WEDNEsDAY-Moliere' immortal comedy
"Le Malade Imajinaire," adapted by Charles
ToINETTE; or, THE sAUCY HoUsEMAID.
Sale Of secured seats commences at the book
store Of West & Johnston Saturday morning,
fa ST
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NORTHERN PEACH-BLOW POTA.
IN TOES-excellent for table use;
| MOUNTAIN BUCKWHEAT,
FRESH TOMATOES,
FRESH PEACHES.
WILLIAM II. TATCM
"a Q, sos Broad street
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HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

The House was called to order at II
o'clock. Prayer by the Rev. DR.. L. NJ. Lee,
of the Methodist Church. The journal of
Saturday was read.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-08
EXTENSION OF THE COR
PORATE LIMITS OF UP.
SANDTJSKy

Notice is hereby given that petition has
been presented so the CON, isS isper of W Y
andot county. and is now file in the Audi
tors Cftice of sold county. asking. OH bel ;tlf
CT tee corporation Of Upper San'lusky- for the
annexation t. said cor F,OratiOn of the follow
ing tsFritnsy contiguous thereto to 1T:
Commencing at Il paint where the north line
of said Village fntrrsectS the Sandusky River,
running thence down said river to the east
ANA west center line of section twenty mine,
in township two, south Of range fourteen east :;
thence west on the center lines of sections
twenty mine and thirty sn said township, to
the eentes of SaEi Sectie'n thirty; thence south
OH tlfe center lines Of sections thirty and
thirty-One. to the south line of said townships
tfrence east on said township line t., the SAN
du>ky River, and thence down said river un-
til it fnser>ectg he south line of .ai village
and 5ncIrsling ali tie territory between the
rigiial plat Of said village and the boastti-
rIeS aforesaid.
An accurate map Of said terr tory has been
filed with said petition.
Said petition will he heard by the Commits
Sioners aforesaid at the office of the Auditor
of sa I'll cesa4tf the stis tsay sf Seps 1870,
10 o'clock, y. N.
GU FITS BERRY. JR..
Ag't. of Corporation Of L y. S;sntlu, sky.
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AN ORDINANCE

To provide for the PEotectioa of the
Walker Stl eet Sewer, Cover to In
lets to same, and for the Water in
the Public Cisterns.
Be 1t ordained By the 7ocn Counci5 of the
Unsupported Village Of pper SeadusEy,
Ohio:
SECTION T. THAI it sl,aa be unlawful for any
person OF persons. ith@us krst obtain III =
consent Of the council to tap. for any pur-
pose whatever, the Walker Street Sewer.
SEC. :. That it shaiE be uplatwiuI for any
person or persons. at any tSn,e unless Il per-
NIT he first ssJtsaIne, from the Council 80
move OF lift up from tlsiir pFgbes places the
lid or cover of the iNIet 81 inlets to said
Wslker Street SstMer
SEC. b That il shall be unlawful for any
persoH persons to remove or take eft at any
rTane, unless Il permit be first ea.saisets fy0tn
tive Council the covers TO the Public Csterns,
pyovjstt shat no part Of thA% Sfctlon shall ap-
psy to ANY mewxGsr Of the FIRE Department
when on asstiSe duty.
SEC. >. And Furthermore he it enacted. That
W ell ANY person CT pei %on~ ShiH obt3ln sNcA
permit fre.n she CUuncil TO tap the " alker
STREET. street SsweT or To- FriTsOye the covers
FROM tfse Public S-ssfs. sa hi St,rk .h;,lt he
done unisr the supervision Of tbe Ssrea1 Coin
mi -SiNEeT.
SEC. 5. Amy r>arsnn-cr persons violating sec
tion> = or y OF this @reifHs.aee shall, upon
cony It,ys. bs tibae'i a sum of money not less
than i've tio.lays nas more than fifty dollars
j. X. McgR ACISEN, Mayor.
IIESry " o3.Ft.ysg. CLERK
I hereby eeYtify sn;.t flse af-,fe Is tyue
copy OF an ssrsIsnanee passed june ~. 1879. by
the Council ID L I7,,eT Slti;iuSky tIhio
HENRY WoLFORD, Clerk.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1870-07-08

The American Institute of New
Il ork City, of which Horace Greeley
is president. will hold their thirty
ninth Fais during the months Of
.Septimber and October next, at the
Empire Rink.
The brilliant success of former
Exhibitions is a garantee that a lead
ing feature in the attractions Of the
Metropolis during the fall will be this
Great Industrial Display
For circular giving Classification
of articles. rules fn Exhibitors and
full particulars, address. Correspon-
ding Secretary American Institute,
New York CITY.