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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
BULLS
SARSAPARILLA
Read the Captains Letter and
the LcttcrirOni his Mother:

Benton Barracks. Mo, April ~, lsGS.
Or JOHN III LL--pcsrsir knowing the efn.
cheney OF your safsparilA, and the healing aud
beneficial qualities u possrsSs-, l -cnd you the
follow IA statement q. i.ly case!
Iwa- wounded about two year, ago-ap- taken
pIisoLer anu conhD-d Tor sixteen months, being
moseG Omen, my wounds have not healed Yet.
| have not sat up u moment since aas wounded.
sm -hol through the hips. My general henlth
IL impaired and need something to assist ua
ture. l have mois bath IA your ,ai-nparliia than
IA anything clsr, l Nisi that thai IN genuine.
Pleas, express M. n half do7rt hnttle-, aud
obllge GAIT. &. l., JOHNSON,
81. Louis. Mo.
T.. S.--The iollowing Wa writer Apfil 80, lss,
b, Nit. Jennie J.hn-on, mother Of Capt John
son;
DIR, JOHN BULl.--pear sir; My husband, 1T.
q :, Johntun, Wa rkliul surgeon ANT ply sic
IAN ~ Central New York. where he died, leaving
III" aOOss q. T.. Johnson iu my care, Al thirt.sn
years Of aye ne had chTouc diarrh-a and
srrofula, TOR which j CAV" him your sar-Apsriiln
IT CURED hlNg J. haNt luT ten yrarr RECON-
m.nded u Ia msny ~ New York, ohio and Low "a,
for scfvtuls. fever sores, an, general debility.
Perfect success has attended n me cure al,sita
~ Of @sSgsii aHd f,frr aiiaasi
Aairaesioas. am very anxious Tor my -uI 10 slgiu
have r.cours. % your -arsaparilla. lie IL f ariul
II getting spuIiuut .ieie, h-nc. his wiitine 10
YOU FORT n. wound, were terrible, Tut l be-
liey. q" viii resOyrr. Respectfully,
JESNlE JOHNSON.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

or nearly one hundred recei pit for making brand!
all kinds OF Wine. Gin. Ale Beer, curdsl., s'i-
penn Cider. and much other useftd information
tor thns- dealing IN Or manufacturing sny 81 the
st,o,e, either for the trade or bone Use.
cent Ny mail, ffee Of postage, Tor ~ cents. A.
ir.s,, X y. NORMANDY. hoi Market street,
~. Louis, Mo .ez7 iydsw
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
DR. JOIN BULLS Principal office:
No. 40 FIFTH, Gross street,
L01aiSv111o, Ky.
BULLS
WORM DESTROYER
TONY United,Statcs and World
wide Readers:

HAVE received many testimonials from
i proiess ionAl and medlcsl men, - my aiinsnAcs
aud various publications have shown, all OF which
are genuine. Ihe following. from highly edn.
Gated and popular physician IN Georgia, " Ger
mlnly one OF the most sensible communi cat ons
have ever received. br. tl.me.t knows ex
sctly what he speaks Of and hiu testimony de-
what the Doctor Gays Of huil's Worms De~
NillAn0w, walker County, Ca,
June ~, lsv5.
pr. JonS ByLL-pear srri have recent,
sns dnd II wonderfully ethcscious. II has not
failed IA single instance 10 have the wishsd-ior
eject. / am doing pretty large county practice,
and have daily use for some articl. Of the KIND.
am free 20 confess hat know u no remedy
recommended by the ablest authorities that N 49,
certain and speedy IN it, effects. On the contrary,
thev ar. uncertain in the extreme. Ny object 10
writing you IL to md out upon what terms | tan
get the medicine directly from YOU. II cnn get
uupop easy terms, | shall use "a great deal OF II
siu ware that th. use OF such articles j. contrary
TO the teachings and practice OF u great majority
VI the rsguidr line di-caTding remedy which We
know TO b. sufficient. simply because We mny be
ignorant OF It's combination. For NY part, -hal,
make II rule TO use all and every means to al.
ieyis,e suffering humanity winch | may ic allie
to command-bot hcsiiatlIg b,cauSS some one
more ingenious than my self have leaned IT,
effects first, aud secured ia. sole right 10 -ecur.
that knowledge. However, am by no means an
advocate supporter Of the thousand of worthless
nostrums that Hood the county, that purport "a
cnt. all msnner OF disease, 10 which he-h d, heir.
Pleas. reply soon, anu INFORM me vi yoHr best
teTm-. am, ar, very respectfully,
JULIUS u. tLENE.,I, " u.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
HmtcheiSr's Hair Dye.

THs sssr ~ rnr woRLD--'Ioes not contain Lead
no yiuiol poisOn- 10 Isfalyh- the system or pro-
tue. death. u l. perfectly hsrmIe-s-relsblo-
instantaneous. AVOID the Wanted and d"lusi'e
preparations bos-ting virtues they do not possess,
IT, you would escape the danger. The genuine
". A. Bachelors Hair D,. has thirty years fep-
ntativn 20 uphold IT, integrity. sold ny Drug
gusts. Applied a, u Bony street, y. =.
uoygldAHy
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30
Lsok 10 Sour Chssasss Great
AousSstux k-msdy.

L~ok 10 Nour aJhtsas~s-Dhs ssrsss
ko.sst0S k-Osdy.
.,. i,ars. Cola and oriPing PRICE
wHIfS0NBs a,h' 80 49,. ., 80. 81 -.
ssyRuP. ,s.,hins 'H"H
MES suuduss coov.i.ion' PRICE
wHIICOABs 80 tnctJ.pt 10 in.
rfhIF' liant. AM children
Cup. Dia IAFa, uy-eu. PRICE
MA. -, 80 -lnu,.T t.,tu. IN. u
whIICOMBE .;;,t In rnilsrou 0f an
gee.
IA. the Great Infant. and Children. soothing
r.,.,dy IA al ii.srdnr. bTousht on - tr'tuIus,
OF any other cause.
prsp.r.d by ia. Ora FrON MEDICINE co..
~ LOUIS, Mo.
sold ~ druggists and dealers Ia m"di'in"
,.n.,s s.z7 lydas
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

R.s,y. ,on iotss MU.-Tne true estimate oi
90 n~n-,hs happiness Of 81 hOnofah" mAfuaE"
--th. oA.ff,h social k,.l. FIN, day. the cause
and cure. sent Tree, IN sealed envelopes Ad'
dress. HOWARD ASSOCIATION. Bon 2. rtila.
d-lphlA. Pa
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-04-30

no Dwelling and contents, Merchandise,
c'o'hs, hanuiactories and Machinery, Hulls,
'Hsots and Ere ght Lists insured on the most
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
Cincinnati market.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 7.

-..... ....r-.. rH. CINCINNATI, FeD. I.
FLOUR-Steajy; family IS 20
as 40.
GRAIN Wheat unchanged
Corn dull OF 72a73c. Oats dull;
mixed 50a52o; white 54a55o. Rye
steady at 85a90c. Barley un.
changed.
WHISKY-Held at 93c.
HOGS-Firm at SO 25aa 90 for
live, and $40 25a10 IS for dressed.
PROVISIONS. dull. Mess pork
S27. Bulk meats held at lie for
shoulders; 14al41c for clear RIB
sides, and l41sl43c for clear DO,
but no salcs. Bacon held at 12ic
for shoulders; 15tal51c for clear
rib sides, and l6al64c for clear
with o demand at the inside quo,
tations. Sugar cured hams lSIa
l94c; held at 151a16lc in the
morning. but could havo been
bought for l5a16 at close TO some
extent.
PRODUCE--B Butter and cheese
unchanged.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10


BLAIR BEATEs.-It will be ro.
momoered that Con. Frank P.
Blair, Jr. was deburrod from 70.
ting at tho polls in Missouri few
years since for refusing to take
tho test oath prescribed by law
Ho carried the case to tho State
courts which decided against him,
and then to tho U. s, Supreme
Court, which has just rendered a
decision Of tho same tenor; thus
establishing tho validity OF tho
State test cath.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
Centennial Exhibition.

The propriety Of holding q cen.
tennial exhibition on tho 4th Of
July, 1915, with the view of show.
ing tho civilized world tho I'm,
mensO advance 10 wealth and pros.
perity which the United States
Government has mado during lie
existence of ono hundred years,
has been under consideration In
tho House eomm!licc of Congress
on Manufactures. The idea is q
happy ono. Lot the aGair be do.
termined on ut an saSiy date, and
an international, or Worlds Ex.
position be held IN connection
with II, and tho resnIt will be ihe
grandest exhibition OF tho Kind
the world bas JGt ssen.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

Tho Currency Bill passed by the
Senate is a bill to add forty.fve
millions in the South and West to
tho currency of tho national banks
at q cost Of six pcr cent TO the
Treasury, when, upon IN issue of
groenbacks, this interest would be
saved. Il is to bc hoped that some
member Of tho House win put in
this difference between national
bank notes and greonbaclss, in tho
consideration of tho bill in that
body.-N. Y, Herald.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
cHt, l5Aa161
New York Market.
New York, Feb. z.
FLOUR--Closed dull.

FLOUR--Closed dull.
GRAlN--Wheat strongly in
buyers favor at 81 14a1 18 for No.
2 spring, and 81 25a1 27 for win
ter red and amber. Rye dull and
nominal. Oats, dull, 9Oasl for
new mixed western.
PROVISIONS Mess pork qui.
OF; S25 rs for mess: sales 500 bbls
mess. seller April at SIG. and buy.
er April s26 80. Beef steady with
moderate business. Cut meats
nominal. Bacon, moderate, regu,
lar request; prices slightly in buy,
era favor. Lard quiet and heavy
prime steam for February 15st
bid, l5sc asked; for March l5lt
bid, 1870 asked.
EGGS-Fair request; without
change.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

An extensive marble quarry has
boon discovered near Harrisburg,
q fcw miles north Of Dayton, o. 1t
is pronounced by marble dealers
TO be superior to Vermont marble.
A company is organizing to work
tho quarry. The stono is said to
extend for miles, aud.the supply is
inexhaustible. so says an item
which 10 going the rounds.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

THE INrEREsr LAw.-7It appears
that the attempt : to. re enact the
six per cent. interest law by the
Ohio Legislature was q failure, the
Senate having indefinitely post.
poned the bill for that purpose on
Monday. II does not appear that
the yeas and nays were taken.-
The people would like to SEQ who
voted against and wSO in favor Of
their interests on this question.
Tho position of MIR. Jenner,
though a democrat, as shown by
his remarks on this measure, was
sound, and his views will be en-.
dOFSed by piue-tenths of tho poo
pie of Ohio.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

The extraordinary mildness Of
the month of January, 1870, has
been even more marked in the
Eastern States than in the West.
orn. New York aud New England
papers cay that such a delightful
month in mid.winter, of April
rains and May sunshine, was never
before known.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

The frantic dennpciations Of the
new tariff bill by the free trade ad-
vocatos are by no means to be regard.
cd as evidence that it is quite the
most horrible measure ever con-
corted. There are several consid.
crations to be regarded in looking
at a measure OF this kind before
tho people adopt tho conclusion
that it is boing aimed directly al
tho destruction of their interests.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

LAND s. n. R.--The Chilli.
GOTHIC Gazette insists that the Ohio
and Southern Railroad project is
not dead yet. We hopo the Ga
sests is not mistaken, and would
bc glad TO 500 such signs Of vigor.
Gus Tito as would guarantee a
growth to foil maturity Of this pro.
iect.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

GooD PLACE FOR DEMocRATs.--
Tho Cincinnati Tines says tho
Legislature Of tho Territory Of
Montana has passed, over the Gov
ornors veto, bill providing that
none but Missourians and those
who have served three years in
the Rebel army shall bo eligible to
Office in Montana by election or
nppoiDtment. 49, !. n..E.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
Something to Think About.


In commenting on recent out
break in Columbus against Rcv. J
G. Wbito, tho lecturer, (Which
DoarIy amounted to a rIot,) the
Ohio State Journal concludes on
article as follows:
1t will be a bitter day for thil
country when sectarian disputes
upon religious matters are admit
ted into politics. Every good cit
izen is interested in keeping both
religion and irroligiOn out Of poll
tics, for verify it might happen or
square vote that tho men OF Bo
lial might find themselves in q ma
jority, and the saints would suffol
vehemcntly.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
CONSTABLE SALE.

Al or about two. o'clock, I. NJ, on tho twenty.
second day ol February, A. d. 1870, Mt or near
ofCarroll, IN tho township OF Greenfield, conns
~ Of Fairfield, shall sell at public vendue, the
following property, to-wit; Tho canal boat
Forrest, taken as tho property Of the boat
Forrest, on al execution in favor Of samuel
Rushon. T.. I. MANLY, Constable.
Feb. 7, tsf0--47--2wS.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

,DEMoLIsHED.--Tbe old Fifth
Street Market House in Cincinna.
Il was torn down on Friday last,
togivo place. to tho Tyler David
son Fountain. This, when erect,
cd, will be tho most magnificent
fountain in North America.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

Tho Senate, on the Sd Inst. re.
jectsd tho nomination Of Attorney
General Hoar to DO a Justice of the
Supreme Court, by 10 majority
II is saidLhat Mr.. Hoar will be rc.
tanned in the Cabinet.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
Death of Ex-Gov. -Trimble.

Ex-Governor Allen Trimble died
on Thursday morning, February
3D., at Hillsboro, Highland county.
Governor Trimble was about 81
years of age. lie was born in
Kentucky, but removed whom quito
young TO Highland county, whore
hc made his permanent home up
to the date of his death. MIR.
Trimblo was President of the
State Senate in 1922, and became
Governor by virtue Of holding this
place when q vacancy occurred, in
the samo year. lie was elected
Governor in 1926, and served one
term. lilo was ono Ct tho most
energetic and public spirited of the
earlier Governors Of Ohio.7-JoW.
nat. "''''
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
OHIO LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate, Tuesday, Fob. Let,
Mr.. Bartram introduced q bill to
provide for the election Of County
School Superintondoats.
Dir. Odlin, from the Finance
committee, reported against the
prayers Of petitions for tho excmp
tion OF building associations from
taxation, on the ground that such
exemption would be unconstitu.
ti0nal.
In tho House, tho resolution rol
ative to tho Bible In schools under.
went considerable discussion and
a motion to indefinitely postpone
was lost yens 27, nays "a.
In the Senate, on tho I'd, tho
bill to establish Homes for sold.
iers' orphans was discussed in COM
mittce of tho whole.
Mr.. J.. D. Campbell wanted all
orphan children admitted without
regard ~ race or color, and OBJ
jccted that tho children Of rebel
soldiers wero not included.
Tho bill was advocated by
Mcssrs. Potts, Jones, MKinncy,
Root and Jennei, the latter of
whom wanted oil orphan children
Of soldiers who fought on either
sido during tho war admitted.
No action was taken, W
In tho House, tho contested olcc
ton case between Messrs, Glover
and Newman, from Scioto county,
wns decided in favor Of Mr.. Clio
YER, tho sitting member, Ropubli
can, by vote Of b5 to 80,
In tho Senate, on tho Sd, Mr.
0dlin offered o joint resolution, re.
Qucsting our Senators and Repre-.
son,Otives in Congress to procure
tho passage Of q law coding to The
State Of Ohio the residue Of United
States land within hcr limits
Adopted.
Tho bill In relation TO the sala-
rics Of county treasurcrs being un-
der consideration, Mr.. Jones
argued in favor of making tho
amount on the tax duplicate, in
stead Of population, tho basis oI
grading salaries
The bill was referred to the Fl.
nance committee.
THE SIX PER CENT. INTEREST BILL.
On motion of Mr.. Ilubbell, the
Senate went into Committee Of the
Whole Mr.. Everett in tho chair
considered Mr.. Jonnor's bill, no.
storing tho six por cent interest
law.
The amendment OF Mr. Jones,
proposing to lcgalixo q rate OF in>
lerOst as high as ten pcr cent, on
contract, being tho pending ques,
tion, 1t was opposed by Mr., Hub
bell, who thought 1t was in oppo-
sition TO the will ofa majority Of the
people Of tho State. lie contcnd-
that tho fact that the law fixing q
lower ratio was frequently violated,
was no argumcnt against tho law,
bat only afforded a reason why
moro severe penalties should be
imposed for such violation.
Mr.. Jenner made an argument
in favor ofsix per cent. as tho legal
rate Of interest, as protection tc
the raass Of the people, especially
to young men Whenever q high
rnte Of interest is permitted, as il
Ohio, eight per cent, on CONTRACT
under the present law, the higt
rate will become the ruling rate
ln regard TO free tradS in money
Mr.. J. argued that there ,.would b
no limit to the rotos Of jnteres
CHARGED but'in the necessities O
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

RooHEToRT de6es the French
government and tolls the authori-
ties they will have TO usO force it
they get him into prison to servo
out tho sentence lately passed uFon
him.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

Sam'l L. Clemens, OZARK Twain)
and Miss Olivia Langdon wore
married., in Elmira, N. Y, last
week. The bride is said to bo the
daughter Of q millionaire.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
Repeal OF the Franlling Prlyil.
eye.

This measure has passed the
House Of Representatives and
seems likely TO prevail In tho Sen.
ate. There should be no hcsita.
tion about putting II, through, 1t
10 true in tho form 10 which II pass.
ed tho House, it would cut off some
Of the privileges now enjoyed by
tho newspaper press. But the mca
sure is right. Not scrap should
DO carried 10 the mails for any dis.
tancs without being paid for. But
something like a just proportion
should be observed In the adjust.
nont OF rates, according to weight
ei matter and distance carried. II
this is done thcro can bc no lust
complaint. The. blankct sheet
newspaper Of tho great cities
should not bo carried q thousand
miles for tho eamO rate charged
upon tho litllO country weekly ior
twenty miles. We would not ask
tho Observance Of exact proportion
in this matter; but something like
an approach to II cannot bo regard.
cd as unfair 10 tho journals which
are favored by a departure from It.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

Mr.. HoAo, Representative in
Congress from the Toledo, 9. dis
trict. died in Washington on tho
9th inst.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

The ChIIlicotho Gdrstts estimates
TIE damage by the late food in
Ross county at not lees than $780,,
600.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

Mr.. REvELs, the colored q. s..
Senator from Mississippi, is in
Washington. HO will doubtless be
admitted to his seat as soon as the
BILL Tor the admission Of his State
becomes law.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

The people Of Clark county, H.,
are greatly excited about an alleged
discovery of gold there.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

Tho number Of Sta.cs which
have ratified tho fifteenth amend.
ment is twenty eight. the full mum
Der required. We suppose the
State DepartmOht 10 only waiting
for tho ratification by Nebraska
and Texas, in order that the pro.
mitigation of the amendment may
be made FREQ from uny quibblcs
that may be raised in regard to the
action of Indiana and New York.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
FARM FOR SALE
" A L U A. B lie
Farm for Sale !


OFFER AT PRIVATE SALE
that desirable farm lying ono-balf mule north
east OF Lancaster, and Immediately adjoining
tho Hop CompRny's Lands, containing One
Hundred.Rnd n Sixty-soven ACh X =.
Itconslsts OF forty acres choice bottom and
the residue first quality OF upland, Of ahioh
forty acres is in good timber.
Folters' Run passes through the farm from
North to South soihat every hcd may be sup.
piled with running water, and it's now in n
good state OF cultivation and repaif.
There arc on the premises three dgoliing
houses and two barns and other out buildings;
With an orchard OF one,hundred apple trees in
prime bearingand q liberal supply Of grapes
and other smal II fruits.
Avery valuable quarry OF sand stone has re.
Gently been opened ut the south east oorne Of
the tract which may be worked to great profit.
The farm may 10 advantagscusly divided in
70 two nearly equal parts, aud Twill sell the
half or the whole. 'l..I . a.rrr r
For fur her particulars and for terms, which
will be made easy, apply to rl1
JOHN S. sNIDER,
Fob D, ,ls70-tf Lancaster, OHIO. \
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10

The revolutionists in Cuba are
reported to have defeated tho goy>
ernmcnt troops in q recent battle.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
New York Cattle Market.

'1 NEW YORK, Feb! y.
BEEVES-TOtal $500; for the
week 4,300, and 40 cars to day.
The, trade began lively aud closed
tame with q few left. Prices about
as one week ago, but be lower than
Friday. The quality is inferior,
scarcely any good enough to 90
over Isle. Texans sold at 10a1lc;
CaPadas, stock increasing over 400
arriving for the week 400, and 70
each from Kentucky and Texas,
$50 Ohio, 400 Illinois, $50 State.
Prices ranged from 10 to 161c,
averaging l44c. A drove Of 27O
Illinois steers, II cwt, sold at l4a
Ice; 1877 Texans 81 cwt, poor, at
s57; so Ohio,7 cwt, 14al51c; 96
Illinois, Ct cwt, 13al4c; 96 Cana.
das, Z cwt, 13al4ac; 60 Illinois, 8
-cwt, l54a163c.
-SHEEP-To Total 10000; for TO-
day 9,7OO. Market slow, prices
unchanged; 5a8c, mostly 6a71c; l
car 80 lbs Ohio sold at &c; ! car
80 lbs, 7c; l car 81 lbs, u; deck
1870 lbs. Canada, S3c, l car So lbs,
Ohio, 54c.
HOGS-Are weak at quite a dc.
elmo. For tho week 1850, for TO-
day AZ cars. Prices 05a10o alive;
l2ai2ic dead; Western dressed III
a114c, With fresh arrivals in fair
condition Of 2 cars Ohio live, at
1875 lbs. sold at 92c.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1870-02-10
LANCASTER, OHIO:

Thursday, FEB. 10, 1870.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1870-06-15
COOPERATION NOTICES.
oRDINANoE NO. 90.

An OrAinanee Amending O~rAinanee
Ne.f60, eatisled Al 0rdtnanee e
Rix aiA Collect . Lieense to-"
paced March 93d, A. D. 1Scy
anenAea BY 0rAtaanee Ne. Do
May 15th, a. ID. 1850.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF THE
! Town Of Gold Hill do ordain:
SECTION I. The sixth clause Of Section 8 OF
Ordinance No. 50. entitled IAN Ordinance to
hx and collect Q license tax passed March sd,
4. D. 1859, relating to theaters, ETC., IL hereby
BIC. .. The tenth clause OF said section Is
hereby amended 20 as to read - follows: Sec.
ton 10. For hawking or pcddling any goods,
fruit or vegetables, or any wares or merchan-
dice, or thing OF any kind whatever. Of any
yalue, except the agricultural product Of the
State without . team or animal or animals), per
quarter, in advance. gas, or per day, ..
SIC 8. The eleventh clause Of said Section Is
hereby amended 20 IS to read - follows: Sec.
ton II. For hawking or pcddhng with . team,
or with any animal or animals, per quarter, In
advance, $50, or per day, in advance, q
GIc. (, Toe twelfth clause Of said Section Ii
hereby amended 20 a. to read % follows: Sec,
lion II. For each omnibus or stage line, which
shall carry passengers or freight from and out oi
the town OF Gold Hill. or run within the tncor'
porate limits Of said town, per quarter, In 40
Src'Ss The twenty-second clause Of said Sec.
ton, relating to Telegraph companies, 10 hereby
amended ! Is to M the tax, per quarter in i'd
SIC 8. The dnh.sectIon OF Ordnance No. IS,
entitled IAN Ordinance amending Ordinance
No. 20, entitled an Ordinance to AZ and collect
a&icense Tax" passed March 3D. 4. ,. 1865,
psssed Nay nth, 1869, relating to Scales, and
persons engaged IN the business Of weighing by
he ton, Is hereby amended 50 a. to nx the tax,
per quarter, In advance, at go.
SEC. Z. The eight section ofsaid Act, relating
to dealers In quicksilver, 10 hereby amended 90
Is to nx the tax, per quarter, IN advance. 81 ~.
SIC. &. This Ordinance shall take effect and be
In force on and amer the frst day OF July, a. D.
~ q. q, FLAGG,
.... President Board Of Trustees.
VIZ. HI. DoASE, Clerk. ~
Gold Hill, June 18th, 1870. jel4rlw