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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1871-09-30
WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY,
lS7l-12.

THE last Catalogue shows an attendance Of
l. III Students at this Institution. Five dis
tinct Departments of Instruction, with full
corps Of competent Professors.
The Ancient and Modern Languages; Maih-
emstics, pure and applied; Psychology, Ethics,
Political Economy, Logic, Rhetoric, the Sci
euces, &C., SC, carefully and thoroughly
taught. Practical Chemistry, and Physics, IL
Illustrated by appropriate apparatus Special
advantages for The study Of Geology.
4 good Library. Extensive Cabinets of Min
eralogy, Geology aud Couchology; together
with manv specimens in other departments of
Natural History. Fine Buildings; beautiful and
healthy location; good society.
FALL TERM begins Sept. 9th. Winter, De-
cembor 5 IN. Spring, March 20th. Com
mcncement, June Goth
Boarding from So to 81 per week.
Tuition, from SIS to S24 per year.
For further particulars, enquire Of
ALIEN. MARTIN, Pres't.
Morgantown, W. Va, June 10 II
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GREAT EXCITEMENT
AT
J. NJ. COOKS
.N0Uc and Iindcarc Establishment.
THE STAR STILL SHINES IN ALL IT'S
BRILLIANCi-CALL AND SEE II.

THE STAR STILL SHINES IN ALL IT'S
BRILLIANCi-CALL AND SEE II.
THE undersigned taxes special pains TO m
| form tie public generally that he has just
received large lot OF superior SION Is Of
the mast improved Patterns. The Castings IN
Stoves from Philadelphia heIng OF Superior
quality 10 any ~ the country, therefore do not
need so much repairing, but III case they DO
need repairing, odd plates can be had at any
time, as keep a large assortment OF odd CAST
ings Of all kinds on maud for repairing. Per
sons buying Stove. from me can have The plates
renewed at any time.
| viii also furnish
TIN AND SHEET IRON WARE
at wloicsale and retail prices, OF my own
manufacture, al the lowest Cash prices, and
delivered Tree Of cnargs. ] also manufacture
aud keep ON hand TIuw are OF every description
made from good lin, such as handsome Cham
Der Sets, Japauucd aud Painted Nare, and
House Furnishing Goods IN great variety.
CUCUMBER PUMPS,
or Ii. latest Improvement, are kept on hand
and will be put in at the shortest notice and at
reasonable rates, and warranted to give salts
faction The following certificate, among ma
ny, will recommend these Pumps
HARrER's FERRY, Feb. s, 1871.
THIS is TO certify that Mr.. j. NJ. Cook pIa-
ccd Ia ny Well OF ~ feet, one Of his Cucum-
Der Pumps, aud which works like a charm, aud
advise ali those who like cheap and durable
PUMPS 10 procure one from Mr.. Cook.
JAS. I. REED.
I also pay special attention 10
ROOFING AND SCOUTING,
and will guarantee all work in this line that
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CHANGE OF BASE.

THE undersigned takes this method 10 IN
L form his friends aud the Public generally
that 10 his FORCED march from Unionvlle 10
this place, he trusts thar he has succeeded IN
bringing with him the confidence ana goou
will of those whom il has been his pleasure 10
deal with for the past three years, ond whose
patronage he now respectfully solIcItS IN his
new enterprise, and in an effort TO PROVIDE lor
a dependent family. His store at this place Is
now completed where the Public Will hnd
we'll selected stock Of
Dry Goods,
Hats, Shoes,
Queensware,
Hardware,
Tinware,
Groceries,
Notions, &c,
which he proposes 10 sell positively as Cheap
as any house IN the County. Call and exam
inc my stock and prices and be convinced.
~ Country Produce taken in exchange
for Goods.
FRANK. A. SIMPSON.
Moler:s Cross Roads, April 20, 1871. If
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
AND
C. II Z nj c A l. S {!

Gil Z " I & a l. S
% uR. X. P. MAGRUDER having re6tted
" his Store and inc. eased his stock cen TO
Ia nish Drugs and Medicines OF the puress
and best quality His Medicines and C5emi.
Gals are purchased from the best and most Telia-
bic house,, also the most re1ble Patent Med
icnes such as Cough Mixtures, Liniments,
Soothing rups, &c. Hair preparations OF The
most reliable quality. Fine Peuumery, Fancy
and Domestic Soaps, Brushes, Combs, Tooth
and Nail Brushes of the iirest EngIIsh manu-
lacture. Old Rye Whiskey, Brandy, Ole Ho-
land Tin tor medicinal use only. Goa! OIl,
Lam 5, Chimneys, W Icks, &c.
Prescrip ions carefully prepared and Med'-
cines furnished at a hours day and night.
DR.. Magrudor returns his thanks TO The rub
lie for their patronage and hopes for a conIn-
uance # Inc saue.
Store nearly opposite the Court House
Shepherdslown, Feb u. 1870. If
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GO TO G.. ID. KELLER,
No. II. West Washington Street,
HAGERSTOWN, MD,
EST AND EAPEST
S W | s s
AMERICAN WATCHES.
LADIES'
GOLD SWISS WATCHES
FROM SIS TO S75.
GOLD AND SILVER
AMERICAN WATCHES
Waltham and Elgin Make,
SOLD AT THE mANUFAcrURERs PRICE LIST
HIS STOCK EMBRACES
G. O l. ID e. Ii A | n S
EN ERl - LII AND NARlBI |.
SOLID COIN SILVER WARE
SUCH As
Tea, Dessert and Table Spoons, Forks,
Knives, Napkin Rlnps. &c.
TRIPLE PLATED WARE,
Tea Sets, Casters, Ice Pitchers. Cake
Baskets, Butter Dishes, etc.
CLOCK CALENDARS AND REG.
ULATORS,
TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY.
ROGERS Il BROS.
Extra Plated Forks and Spoons,
VT PRICES WHICH
CANNOT BE UNDERSOLD.
MIR JEU L l. Il 7
OF EVERY DESCRIPTIONS,
PROMPTLY MADE TO ORDER
All Watch Work " III be executed by Au-
rus,us Norman, a skIlfull Mechanic who has
had fifteen years experience and satisfaction
viii be guaranteed.
He would respectfully ask all consumers TO
to give uisl to hI, old ESTABLISHED
GEES SEWING NEEDLES.
N.B.-Sole Agent for the justly celebrated.
Ola MOND SPECT LES
MONEY CANNOT BUY IT FOR
SIGHT Is PRICELESS.
p,eo seso
[a %sNaa.
G. D. KELLER,
Hsgerstowp, Md.
March 25. 1871.
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The Sumter Nc,os, of the 3d inst.

The Sumter Nc,cs, of the 3d inst,
has.se columns and three quarters of
- well, we suppose we >shall have to
call it poetry: The piece is called
aIchabod." In the copy of the paper
which the thing was published, tile edi-
tor says, sWc advise all topreservc their
copies. of this paper. They win assured
ly regret it, if they do not, for Ichabod
is poem of permanent, historical inte.
rest"
That is paying a poor compliment TO
the intelligence of its readers. for the
Nc,cs to talk in that strain: The CO.
lumbia Union called the thing "tIcg
WASH" we VIII not say that; but we do
say that it is mol pocfry. Destroy the
rhythm OF the concern, anl transcribc it
into prose, aud stranger rchdins it
would scarcely think that it had ever
been dubbed with Tho name OF postry
Oh dear, oh dear
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IN. THE COURT. oF PRoB.A ,Is...

WHEREAS, u. II. Jennings hath applied 10
me for letters of Administration on the Es-
tate of Arc:,y " Eilsoni late sot sQrangeburs
County, deceased.
These arc thereforefo cite and admonishl
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, - he and appear be-.
fore mo at n Court of Probate for the said
County, 10 be lioidsatat q OraIrgchur Oh the
18th day of august, 1871 lat j o % clock a.
NJ. to show cause IL any, why the said Adj
minisirniion should nc, be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal of my
Court. this 4th day of August, 4. b. 1871,
aai in The nincty-fiith year OF American
Independence.
Isfi y sss 9G.iD. e. ANDREWS ~
/ aug o-@st Jadge Of Probate
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ALSO L,8
0RANGEBCRG COUNTY .ssa.
In THE COMMON PLE.Ns. .,3e, ii
Thomas Ray, Survivor and .47sE f..s
deceased. -
MilIiom II. Green.

by Sirtuc of the Judgment fled in this
case, directing that the lands hercnaftcr
mentioned, lie s0td by me, at public auction,
will sell at Orangcburg Court House, on
Monday. the fourth day Of September next,
during the usual hours Of sale, the following
real estate:
All that lot or parcel Of land in the Town
OF orangebnrg' in the County OF Orange
burg and State Of South Carolina, known us
the School House Lot, AMI bounded by tho
iicllcvilie Road, and lands OF John G.. Pike,
Mrs. Ann Louis, and Virgil G.. Dibble,
Trustee, anl by Land formerly of Ray,
Brother & Co,
Terms--Onc-hnlf cash and the balance
on a credit of twelve months, secured by
bond and mortgage of the premises. Pur-
chascrs to pay Tor papers, stamps, and re-
cording
She"h>s Office, \ ii. RIGGS,
orang gsbnrg c. n, SC, soc.
Juue.lU, 1871. e, FH
aug II I'd
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makes it a stencil, oven to the EDstsiIs Of
honest Republicans
The intelligens Republicans Of Char
lesion saw, tbatstho manner ID which: a
certais wiag sof tho party advanced their
plans, deserved for it d decent drubbing.
We need no stronger evidence of this
fact than the nnerinswh;ch the editor
of the Daily Republican voted. He
couldn't stomach the whole Republican
ticket, and voted only portion of it.
Fhis is sufficient commentary on the
course pursu sd by the corn;orants who
controlled the Convention. We know
Myrono Fox, aud We know that he is a
noble, hard working and. honest Repub.
slican. we know his devotion to the
real Interests Of his party. But with
aito his love, for broad aud liberal
princinles his sense of honor, and re-
ectlfor himself, prompted him to yote
For some on the Wagencr ticket. And
there are many ethcrs in Charleston
who did the same thing. Then why
will the press SO distort the truth of the
matter as tc call it a Democratic VIC
tory ? 1t was only a triumph of iutellis
gence over ignorance. achievcdaJy tho
united rotes Of both pa,t,es; but made
more sure by scuen hundred aud serenity
secea Republican ballots.
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individuals who have with ourselves
the control of the State. 1t is but natg
I.raI that tEis race lin 9sbe ,newness'
of their poslti9n:5 should be- sciisi-
fiye;s whi!e for US i5oHsefssfi l5oHsefsi u prctsna
astate Of tbings. which does not exist,
| is a fool;haaay dallyihg with Sincvitabtc
fact an i9yitipg upon ourselves, and all
we hold dehr the irresistible destruction
of our ssusuke welfare. Tho white man,
who shuns tlle polls, from fear Of ,'hays
ling his cobt soiled, counts two votes
against the realization OF his desires,
The white span who ;ptoyokesl the re-
sentiment Of negro and canes him for
insoleuce, sllcrifces hiss dignity aud a
fye,dullar b3ll, in any Trial Justices
Court to which he may be, summoned. s
). Discard tllis folly, # success in this
path were Eossible, it could be but trans
itory; the puter world would crush US
out; and out pcrsistency further mis-.
applied is nit sentiment of houor.
Cease then assume an useless dignity
while the Saate with which. we are on
every side Found up is drifting more
and more sgfely to the obliteration of
ourselves add with us all ideutifca-
tion of herself with her past glory In
this conncctIfsn VIC are peculiarly the
property of fhe State, and tits the force
ofpat,iotisnf,. which should here urge
us to put oa}self forward, so fitted as to
bespeak succtss for our efforts Beware
les ceotism mothel patriotism, of which
it has been o)ar pride to boast. Let it
not do so; but, cns. the sycophant from
his feast on four misfortune, ard place
your hand uBpn your lnceratcd heart.
Master all lnbfbid scnsi'ivcncss and re.
cosnizc the SERIOUSNESS of our position
as members d the community; manful,
ly discountepancc this almost universal
and cgrtgionsAoliy and stand in the purity
of your purp5Ie q sans pcm ct sa"s re-
l'rocde,
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IFrom the Daily Republican. !

1 II 'SS A''''y ~ j
| Alas poor human nature! And again
alas! The "Gitizens' aic after aii very
much like sme of the p.nple ,i,ey have
so lierccly denounced hungry for "the
loayes and ti!hcs," according to the tcs,:-
mony Of The Charleston Courier. The
"Citizens" are not the angels they have
been represented there is not the first
trace of wings. They want Office they
want office they want the aforesaid
"loavcs and fishes - they are boring
good friends almost to death l,.r the
chance of serving this pc 'plc. Doubt
less there arc visions OF carts upon the
streets ut so many dollars per day, SC,
&c. Anyway whatever tn y see or fail
to see, these "Ci,izens" want Office
Read the story rs the Courier gives it, it
is \ sad chapter, candidly revealing the
extent Of this Office holding itch, and
suggesting to some degree the prob.bili-
ties that the foul disease will sweep the
whole Of the "Cilizrns'" camp:
"a WORD TO our FniENDs Don't
stop 'us'-thc reporter of the Courier
on the street to invite our upiniun ,f
your chance for oiice-wc knowing
nothing about what is going to turn up.
On the subject we-are II living iliuStra
tiouoi Il pure ignoramus: The docu-
ments you have drafted with such pre-
cise photographed regard to your cs-
pecial cases arc II bore to US. We have
no time to-rcad uncin, and do not care
to do so We have not tie slightest
doubt that you ;hl ware giants in the
cause, and did herculeau wors carried
the political rampant of the enemy il
handsome style with your own votes.
Which struck terror into the foe
Some Of you-will get cliices-tiat we
can with philosophic prescicnce assure
you. You have the assuring cnnsoln-
tion of knowing that about bakers
dozen of you will get iuto the ark Of
political prefermont, but that all Of you
Will be ablc to shelter under the lnunici-
pal tent is farce of the FIRST magnitude.
Take to your precious soul the
comfort that if particular one of
you docs not succeed in reaching the
goal of his life long aspirations, intensi-
fled by the self sufficient deeds done i'll
the campaign, that another will. Re
collect, III word that 'wc, the Con.
rier reporter, are not "a power IL the
land, and would be Obliged for little
immunity from the buttonholding jar
gons you pour into our unwilling ears :"
There is just such an itch in this
County, brother Fox. 1t is human ma
turc, the world over but stands out
palmer in the Citizens party, than any
other place. There are about ONE
THOUSAND men in this County who
would take Office tomorrow if they could
,ot it I'D yet--., -, -. .-J =, ~
Office holders. Oh consistency, &c. j
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COTTON eaENs..4pnowN,s ogoR-

[ "
" Ola PATTERN CGyToN GINS are
simple, durable, well made, of good mate
,riais, very light running and unsurpassed in
the quantity df the staple prodnced Price
s2sper Saw, dciiyered at any T. sis. Depot ii,
this State when the freight does not exceed
that Of two raiiroads.
Gullett's Patent Steel Brush Cotton Gins.
The Cotton FROM these Gins always com
mands the highest market price waere orii-
nary care is taken in ti,e preparation AT
the Cotton States Fair held at Augusta, Ga,
Inst year, there were ten Gins in competition
and tire Premium was awarded to the Gull
lett Gin. Price So and $3.50 pcr1Saas. <asr
y Cotton Presses of various Patterns, Horse
Powers, Hoadley's Portable Steam Engines,
Brinlyis Kentucky Pleughs. Z
g. GKAYELEY,ss
~ ss SO East Bay.St. South of the
Post Office, Eharlcasea,,;SSS. s. c..
aug 5 wce u
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ORANGEBURG q. H., S. c.,
August, 1871.
Editor OrangeJnry Nrps:


Edit~ Ormgebn'y Nc'cs:
One issue of the past which itbchoovcs
us to cast aside, as being irau.ht with
evils most fatal to our success, is slavery.
or course we all adult, that as an Iu-
stilution it no longer exists in this cUum-
tryj but, it is necessary, in fitting our
selves for the cffecting OF any practical
purpose, that we should bury in obiivi-
on nruy of the ideas which grew out OF
it. Above all is it Important that we
Rshoula put aside any offensive maniics-
cation OF superiority on the part of the
white man towards the negro in the
daily intercourse of life. This may be
harmless in Africa; at the North, it
,aay be a privilege unattended with ill
effect 50 to act; but we must recognize
that, III the South, such is not the clso.
Here, when we abandoned slavery,
these cohconAant privileges lccamc
liberties, tho continued exercise OF
| which has rubbed off all lhat there was
of dignity aud dwindled into mere folly
serving only to excite tho animosity vi
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Aiken, South Carolina.

+. \ -
We enjoyed a hasty trip to this place
last week. Lic's monotony Of duties
and avocations are always pleasantly in
tcrruptcd by these little trips. Espc
cially in this the dull season of heat and
quiet; is it q pleasure to break away
from the routine of employment for a
brief intcrludc Mos, articularly pleas
ant is it to visit our beautiful town, our
| Aiken. The beauties, aud advantages
of this delightful place are just beg. n
ming to be known aud appreciated as they
should be. Those of our people who
! seek resort for Summer rest, for health
and pleasure, need not go to Long
Branch or Saratoga. We have Aiken,
equal to any Of them in all respects, and
superior in point of health. The salu-
brious. and health giving advantages of
this place have pccome known, tested
and admitted by Thousands Of visitors,
and its reputation has been cstablisho i
and must spread at home and abroad.
There ale two hotels here kept in the
~
best style and aflording all the advanta-
ges, comforts and luxurics that can be
offered or desired.
The aiken Hotel" especially is ii
model. It's proprietor, John Ryan, is II
most worthy host. Courteous, polite
and anxious for the comfort of his guests,
his n,enaye is perfect None leave his
hospitality unsatis6ed or displcased. In
Il word, he knows how and does keep
one of the best Hotels in the South.
Aikon is a growing and pretty town.
The County-scat of the New County of
Aiken, its business advantages will soon
be equal to its beauty aud the health
fulncss Of its ,limatc. 1t will bc the
byiou of the State.
Aud it has its News paper. The
Aikcn Journal owned and edited BY
John S. Shuck, Esq, is one of the
liyelicst and most cnterprsing Of our
State papers, Fully imbued with a
pride, aud interest in til, welfare of his
Town and County, and most hopefully
sanguine of its future prosperity and
greatness, Friend Shuck breathcs his
spirit into the columns of his paper
It circulates largely in tho County and
-.. -. = >,-.,.,, ..!.,.u....v Oh ,iie i;ruWing
interests of the people.
Nature has done everything for Aiken
She needs but one thing to secure her
rapid growth and prosperity, and that
is coed clown Couucil," who have
its interest at heart, aud who are intel
ligent citizens Of broad views and cx
. pansive energy, This secured, now
would be great point for Aiken.
Our trip, as we said, was hasty, bu
so pleasant that we intend to repeat it
We advise all our readers who want ;
summer resort, aud who can break away
from4their duties for 4 briefseason, to fy
over as we did to the hcalthful, beauti
full aud delightful Aiken. s
Indeed, recalling tho pleasant trip, w
feel an ffkcn.void which, ,-anothcr tril
alone can fill.
F------E----saszD ts1zas--'.v---------
sIT is, currently reported that some
thing worse than the Tigepohunt is OH
|, ION Branchyille. Until we can cole,
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shsriH'ss S Sales.
OR.ANGEBURG COUNTY.
liz CoNNoS' PLEAS.
Regin w Bacs,


Robert c. Trick. anil George Complaint
Eu!iNcr, Cicrs Of the Clerk Tor
OF Common Pleas. Srcccs- Foreclosure
sor of V. ID. Y. ,Iamison,
Comr.
BY virtue of the Judgment filed in this
case, directing that tbs lands hereinafter
mentioned be sold by me II, public auction.
Monday, the fourth day of September next,
during no usual hours of sale. The following
real estate:
All that plantation or tract of land, con
tanning four hundred andseventy two acres.
more or less, and bounded by lands of ID. ID.
Bookhart, J. II. Dulla, l.. ID. and T. Ii.
Trick, Estate OF w. X. Reese, and II. Cogs-
we'll ta aa gt
Terms-One-lislf cash, and the balance
on credit o. twelve months, secured by
bond and mortgage OF the premises. Pur-
chasSrs to pay for papers, stamps and re-
cording. E au &,3
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: IT is, currently reported that some-
thing worse than the Tiger hunt is out
on Branchville Until we can collect
the Whsle Of tile story, we will refrain
from publishing only part O. it.
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x >;
Identified aawe arc with the pride ofthe
State. let us Hrevcnt by our cxcrtions
every effort tllht is made to draw veil
of da,nnation Between her past and the
new era. LcA us cha!l.n.c, by those
cxcrtions, csiinpmison with any who
likewise strive flor the fur,hcrancc of her
interests. Lei us throw ourselves into
the ,ur,nuil, add show thai the virtue
of our fure!ati&fs WIS not the fungus
product OF a6uen position, bat the
innate wor,l,ivsess to conn.ail!. umAct
any crcu,nstaAees--ths rr;"r irur
of high chfiacler.. l.ct rs show ii in
the present REPRESENTATIVES, If t!.virracc
Rest assured 1ths,, if We exert. in u
lccitimate ,lirJ 49,. these lifts with
wisiel, God d j ii. 8 sr,., s.r.i b,st u,
aud in p's .ssioj Of w!'ieh Ii, his ps'-
mitiul us to coIninuc, no oun ~am dnu',t
bu, lhit it Il vi hin our cnprcity To aIiiiA
again, rs p.cui4ir car own the ::uv
ernncmt ofthe 9State, which our FIRE
fathers. left us 70 iuhcrit and bcauti!y.
Old men, dose lease Of time is wei
nigh drawn ia 81 close, the r'lc Of
whose cxistcudc is in shc Ticker, may
find the un tcal!y rVy too feeble whereby
TO rekind'c 'he| hopes once chilled by
despair They may, in the maluc,s ui
disappo'n'meInt, which leads men to
forget God, utter cNecrat'uns agu0St the
country, and }lins to the thread bar
ethics OF theiIt youth but, dram not,
that those Of us who have lives ahead
to lead, or who have responsibilities that
weigh upon us, can pass our time in
drivclling and somplaint
The presently is upon uS, with its un
ccasing dcmantl for tribute. This tri,
butte for whlclj it calls, is daty, action,
life, activity hnd loudly does each day
cali for Its owH; while, the never bush.
cd voice OF am immortal Saviour says,
give unto C{esar those things which
are C~Sm's." Delay does not cancel it,
Time does not compass it The un-
supplied dcmahd OF yesterday ihcred
III to day, and Jour shortcomings CT to-
day shall awai$ the dawn Of tomorrow.
Each day is to its predecessors the Sc
quent page in thc record OF time, which
bears the unsettled accounts of hiLute
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AN ORDlN

Ess>s toc fs - a 4 81 80 Gsss Il Eds
vAEsNH or She Tssissas sxc..
I'm the Pu91GC SIRE ELS OF.
aasANsiEfsItIsis, >. 49,. a.,sss.
sser s,.hnr EsEsz'sso4cs. 5
.SrcrioN J. Bc Ordained. by Tie Mayor,
and Ableinisn in Council assembled that.
On AMI aficf f.le Pifsl day September 1871,
any Person or Persons faIi.itl iri.ching ar
tying their St6ca, ss,c, az HaRSEi,
MULES ect.. in any OF ne ,rlsEESsi IN ,iie
Puhiie StEeet. gqf SbeIoMn Of ,zsngsburg.
$. g.. shall b. Hicc.et!f 10 i fine of five ri,
iollar for eacF.,i'id every aosenee:: ilaif Of.
the Sues eOlles trl 10 be paid 10 shc iuf,rmer
hyfhcn bringing wi a.'h;m sufficient prSofio
convct.
SIC. ,. Tliats enc of. FIVE l5j dollars be
i;npcss ID sntor any one, Shp sbail rilestl.clr
Horse, Male "tc.. on the SIDEWALKS 90
said Town; ennsed TO sbaye fiITGHED,.
of TIED, their Stock, sueh as Horses. Mules
&C, so as to offer nr obs s'rnctien or obstacle
y The fteo passage of citizens on the side
walk.
SEr. ). That any Horsc.s alnle ETC.. found.
rnnning tlargc in the PIbiic Stfeets Of
said Town, shall beSfaken- into custody by
| the; Town Marshal, aud lodged for. safe.
keeping till the owner come forward and
prove property and pay into the Treasurer
vi ,"S io"h Couac'l i've toJ ueiiafs 1or eact'
and esnry head of Stock so epnfined.s In
the event the said fne is not paid, the SER
vices of said animals shallbe appropriated;
for the uses of said Corporation, until such,
time as the FINES and EXPENSES arising
thereby may bssrsdeemcd.7 u = fss;.v
SEC j. All Ordinance or parts of 0rdi--
nanccss contrary or repugnnnt toit this ordi--
nance Is hereby repealed.
- : n As BULL,
fe.s Mayor.
F. Aug $ ttaFst - g1 stss4 ssss2s,
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