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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

WASHINGTON ITEMS. The Police Court has
determined to brca; mp the bawdy and dIS"r
derby houses after giving the mopretQrS, 81
rcputcd pruprictors, notice. ai(t notices Will lt
prepared and directed 10 SAID proprctnra le'
uuiring them to cease their business under pen
atty of arrest aud prosecution.
Dennis Darden who killed john Alctarhy
on the llth ultimo, has been presented rs Ii,r
Grand Jury for murder VIA. +. jaime. wh'
was committed as accessory to the honltlIc.
the grand Jury recommended i1r discharge. Int
he is retained in custody Is wllnr:~.
About halt.pa two O clock yesterday m"ln
ing Il fire broke out in Il two story frame h"n>c,
corner of New York ;vcnu: and Eth street,
and the building was entirely destroyed. II ;'l>'
three frame houses adjoining" The inmates hal
barely time to ESCAPE with lhrIrIlyr" and thr'
household effects We're consumed. HE loss on
the buildings which were old, Is about :; ~"
1t is learned that it X prni15cd hE IrIilne
citizens to trlllcr Mr. ". ". Cortpr:,n Il rut!,
dinner prior to his ,lrlnrlllr" for Europe.
1t is said that RESERVATIONS: have been stop
bed in the northwestern portion al the cl!Y. III
consequence of the prevalence Of lntcrntt"n!
fever, mainly caused by the "rcrtIlrIllng and
moving Of ground in places formerly ured Il,
dunn ping grounds "I' :cavcn%rr-, which 2lTes
rise to malaria.
4 child. fifteen months DID, cann: to ltS 'lt cath
Yesterday by having had administered t" II, 4
dose of medicine, in which opium was Used by
the druggist instead of rluharb Hy mistake.
The verdict Of the coron@rs jury WI, 1.-The
Jury find the deceased canc To his death from I'M
overdose Of opium, improperly compounded hy
\. e. Faber'
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

CHANGING LIS IDENTITY. An amusing
Incident is related to have occurred on the
steamer Dexter, on her last trip down the
river Just below Vicksburg family got on
board, ell route for Texas. During the after,
noon the pater ta,nilias concluded he would
enjoy the luxury Of a good shave, shampoon-
ng, &C.. and for this purpose went to the barber
and at his request, hair, eyebrow and
whiskers We're changed from fiery red to
raven blackness by the artists dye. The
traveller was hugely pleased with the; idea
Of surprising his wife at the trausforma-
ton, and hurried to demand the price
Imagine his indignation when he was call;
ed upon to forfeit $40 He swore he would
never pay it, and hurried to his state room to
buckle on his defensive arnor. But ne was
met at the door by his spouse, outraged at the
intrusion of stranger, as she supposed, and
admittancc refused He called himself her
husband-shc said he was an imposter. He
attempted to explain 1t WAS use less. \ crowd
gathered around, and the laugh became gene
raj At la.t in his perplcxity,, the Hooser
exclaimed ';;'allie, Look at my teet'
One glance at the pedal extremities assured
her Yes, John, she said, Il know them
feet. They can come in; but keep that head
ont Of my sight ~. o. PcoWme.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

The Washington Patriot says AT this
time the President, the Secretary Of State, the
Secretary of the Treasury, the Secretary of the
Interior, the Secretary Of the Navy, the Post
master General, aud the Attorney General arc
all absent from Washington
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

Evans: the alleged Pennsylvania dcfauter;
has not yet been arrcsted-though he is said
to he in New York. Charges are now made
that large sums of money lave been used in
Pennsylvania to procure the pardons Of con.
victcd criminals
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
4 special report to the Treasury Department

a special report to the Treasury Department
from an agent sent to investigate the case,
states that the receiver Of the land office for
Washington Territory, is detaulter to the cx-
tent of twcnty-cight thousand dollars, and that
the Governor of the Territory is involved in
borrowing the money from that officer. The
statements were laid before the President some
time ago, and the removal Of the officials de-
manded by the delegate in Congress from that
Territory, but no notice has been taken OF the
matter so far We give the report as we find
it in the newspapers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

A dispatch from Chattanooga announces
that Chancellor Key, Of the Chaucery Court Of
Tennessee, has rendered decree placing Ala
bama in immediate possession of the portion of
the Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad located
in Tennessee, aud Alabama, by action of the
courts, has possession of the entire line Of road
from CHATTANOOGA to Meridian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

Washington dispatches state that owing to
the depredations on American commerce by the
Mexcans it is not improbable that an addi-
tional naval force will be ordered to the Gulf Of
Mexico. 1t is understood that the collector OF
the port Of Galveston advises such L step, and
in the mean time the proper representations are
70 he made to the Mexican authorities.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

Tyler Gusts left his native place in Hanover
county, Virginia, % years ago, to seek his
fortune on the Pacific coast He worked his
way to San Francisco Us L common sailor and
went into business there with scarcely any, ca
pital. He is now numbered among the MGR
chant princes of that city
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

David Clarke writes 4 letter to the Hartford
Courant, in which he says that the colored
West Point Cadet, would have resigned in
thirty days after his admission to that instltu-
ton, had he (Clarke) not advised him TO the
contrary, and that She will now stay there to
test the powers that be, and see il they are i'll
favsr of the fourteenth and fifteenth amend
meuts in principle as well as in name. -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

UNIQUE AND HANDSOME WORK. The Nor
folk Journal says \ new use has been dis
covered for cotton. We had the pleasure yes
terday Of examining very neat and handsome
piece Of dentistry made by Que Of our skilled
dentists, DIR. \. D. Barrett, consisting of a
set of artificial teeth, mounted on base OF
beautiful amber coIored material called pyrax-
ling This material is something very new in
the profession. and We iulagne must become
popular on account Of its peculiar color 1t is
simply cotton fibre decomposed with ether,
and has the strength, texture, and appearance
of translucent horn, but is more eonipressible.
1t is not at all affected by the secretions of the
mouth, aud has no smell or taste aud will not
tarniSh Here is King Cotton reproduced
in new and wonderful FORM
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

civil service reform, iu the government
will probably be commenced when We have a
Conservative administration, aud a Conserva-
tive majority in Congress. That will bring it
about We are afraid it will not be accom-
plished until then. We are perfectly willing
that the Radical party shall have the credit Of
it. if they effect II real reform in the next year
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

MAIDSTONE Very much has been said OF
the famous mad stone, near Rectortown, Eau
quier county, and we have heard of many per-
sons who had been bitten byrabid dogs, making
long journeys to apply it to the place bitten.
Until very recently We imagined that one to be
the only mad stone anywherei in the country. We
learn now from Mr.. VIM. +. Bradley, on Com
merce street that there is one in his family.
which they have had for moH: than forty years
and which has been applied to persons bitten on
several occasions with perfect success We have
not seen the stone and cannot give description
of it, but it can be seen by any one desiring 10
see it. by calling at Mr.. Bradley's store
FrdericksGWg Le}0cr
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

There never wa; Il more decided lat, iii the
way of magazine article, lllan the Battle of
Dorking' published in Blackwoods. 1t is said
that over one hundred thousand copies Of the
famous battle were sold in Eng land within two
months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

The famine in Persia may now be said to
have almost come to III end, but the distress
caused by it will continue for yet Il long time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

TIE BANKRUPT Law Tile in"wln. n"t9
appcars in the Richmond Dispatch:
ALEXANDRIA, Va. Sept. e, >il.---l sec al
article going the rounds Of our State papers.
credited 10 you, touching the terms on which
bankrupt discharges can Is. "bianrd. 'u say:
after quoting the amrnlmrnt al Juy II. $50:
"rhus it will Ir ,r.n That fifty cents on iii"
dollar will only lr required to be paid on debt
contracted since january ], 1862, and that lnr
all debts contracted before that Time The banh
rupt can have full discharge, even though h"
be able to pay no per ccntum whatever.
As this Is not strictly correct, allow me t" sty
that the law, aS amended. does not require the
bankrupt to pay fifty cent "n the dollar oi debts
contracted since january 500. h'li only 'IEtl
he surrender assets equal to fifty per rrntum nl
debts SO contracted, wherein he Is 4 principal;
mot security debtor, and which are proved
against his estate You will see IL wide differ
ence practically between assets equal to ~ per
cent and a cash payment Of Of - per cent
also. between the principal and the security
debts of il bankrupt as well as between debts
proved and not proved. The rondlllon;s OF
bankruptcy are easier than your article teaches.
Yours respectfully,
CHARLES WnITrIE5EI
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

The trial of Mcclellan, for murder, is going
on in Ohio This is the case in which Mr.. VAL
landi CHAN, was Employed.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

1t is proposed in Italy. and especially in
Rome, to make thorough exploration Of the
bed Of the river Tibcr-fn search Of the treas
urc: of art which it is thought may yet be found
there
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

1t is said that all the prisoners confined in the
jail at Salem, New Jersey, lately made their
| escape from prison.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

\ STRANGE SroRY--A South Sauapec, y.
n correspondent. relates the following singular
occurrence -
About o'clock on Monday aitcrmouu 18th
ultimu. as NIl ASnhcl Lear and Mr.. t.. y;
May6elI were going to their work, they hoard
a strange buzzing noise in the air, and upon
looking up, they saw 4 cloud OF $ingular-Io"k-
ing insects. Their wings cauic; of, and they
feiI to the rrounl in :lch mum bers II To com
nlrtclv cover it. As soon a. they fell. they be-
gan r to dig holes as large Is a fabers NJ: ::
ncnciI. anil disappear Their WINS Iook ed like
scales, anil upon blowing On the ground ti%w
like dust The insect resemblcd inc ant III
come rrsnects Its body WIS divided into
three parts, its hcad. its corsIr which wa:
very small and round aud its abdomen. which
was as broad as long, aud altogether larger
than the ant. They possessed Great :'rc"s'h'
digging into the hard pan and removing rrb
hles several times their >izc. with 4 rapIit'
Which WAS truly astonishing. Their bite or
sting was IL; poisonous rs wasp :.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
The Chicago Times recently devoted an art

The Chicago Times recently devoted an arti-
Gle to the description of 4 singular epidemic, a
widespread disease, said to prevail in that sec,
ton of country. 1t was described as disease
attended with fever and pains in the bones,
seldom fatal, but leaving the patient in such 4
condition that it took 4 long time for him to
regain his health and elasticity Of feeling,
The Washington Star informs US that after
many days,,o inquiry and discussion 1.-The Chi
cagoaus have come to the conclusion that tho
singular epidemic referred to is the disease
known hereabouts as fever and aguc!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

Uses OF PArER.-One Of the Progressive
industries of the time: Is the Manufacture o!
articles of clothing and household ~ from pa
Der. In China AMI Japan, paper cl"rhInS lla-
long been worn by the inhabitants, and 80
cLcuply can it hu produced that "A service
able PAPER coat costs only ten cents. whl':
i whole suit Of the same material l. limited
Ia twenty-five ccuts Heretofore: paper has
been worked up am"ug civilized n:ltl"ns
into collars. cuffs. trll:, aud similar mi
nor articles, but by recent English IN
yeplion 4 really >rrvicabIc paper fabric
has been prepared from which tab'c'r!o otis,
napkins, handkerchicis, pants, curtains, shirts,
retticoats, aud other articles of dresS together
with imitation blankets aid bed furniture,
lace and fringe, imitation lea! her, &c, cnn he
made very cheaply. Tie >ub :tancc* used IN
preparing this fabric are both vegetakI': and
animal, aud comprise mlxtur" "i WOOL silk,
flax. ute, hemp, and cotton. Reduced to i
fine pulp and blcachcd, and then tr ted By
means of machinery the material thus obtain
ed produces fabric Of wonderful feasibility
ind strength, which can BIZ <eT2d tn@tthcr.
and with as strong scam anl rs well - any
cloth
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

The tobacco crop in Connecticut, this Year,
is said to be superior one, both in quality and
quantity
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
TD.H.HEREIHL.

ALEXANDRIA MARKET, Sept 9.-Tho market
for Wheat closes :ctivc at Il further advance
offerings uf 1T bushels white with sales District
" prime nj 145, and offerings of 2,Gl% Of. red with
sales at l25. 40, 1874 1885, 49,, l3e, 40, l44, l4J,
49, IA and 80 iol fair to choicc-an inferior
lot brought 10 Corn is fairly active.N and prices
are lu2 rl> better; offerings Of $40 bushels mix
cd with sales at 81 and 50 Offerings Of l52
bushels Rye with sales n; GS and 20. Oats are
unchanged; offerings of l0i9 bushels, with sale:
ut ii, - and IS.
GEORGETOWN MARKET.-Drovers' Rest mar
K ct brisk; prices unchangcd Go5 becvcs sold ut
iaSj II! live weight 80 hecvcs driven t" ba!ti-
more; |, go sheep and lambs ~ 2JOaSl per mead;
COWS and calvr- 2ja$j0 per head; Yea! calves IA
s. per head, live weight. Coal receipts for the
week u, 9M tons; shipments, | 500 tens.
PORT ar .9LEI.4.n'DRE.7, sept. s..
sun RIOS E............. .3t MODS RlsES....... OIL
SUH SETS...... 6.lS
ARRIVED.
SchrS Uncas, Norwich; and J ulia a. Berkell
Washington, to American Coal ca.
Schr A Franklin, Purvere, Washington. -
Jnu. p. Aenrw.
Steamer Expr'ss N'ckie, Baltimore by }
Schr " y Franklin, Purvcrc, Boston, by Jno
P Agnew.
ScRr w Garrison, Boston. By G. Hutton.
Schr Uncn<. Norwich, by American Coal 20.
MEMORANDA.
s;chr Annie w Collins, Foo<es hence at New
York 1th instant
Schr j Il Manson, Manson, from Brdgcuur.
for this port, passed through He'll Gate It'll inst,
Schr Murwin Pierce from New London Tor
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

The yellow fever, which ragged during June
Iand July in Para, Brazil has recently shown
signs of Abatement
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
FOREIGN NEWS.

Theirs is unwilling to trust Paris Is the seat
Of the French GOVERNMENT and he has suc-
cccded in keeping the Assembly and aII the
Departments at Versailles, for the present.
Rossel pays dearly for his brief lease oi glory
AS commander of the Communist army. Ills
trial terminated at Versailles yesterday. i'll Il
sentence of military degradation aud death.
The death of the Grand Eizirr If Turkey
took place on Wednesday afternoon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

LONG LIvEs.-Si Duncan Glib, who read
a paper before the British Association nj its
late meeting in Eiuburg, on Genie marian
Longevity, mentioned four cases Of greatly
prolonged lite which had come under his per,
sonal observation. None of these persons
used tobacco, and all had good teetf,. But Sir
Duucan by way of moral, said thai he thought
that all centenarians were weary of life. and
awaited death with impatiencc as relief most
heartily to be desired.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
4 VALUA ABLE BOOK FOR BANKS,
~ Bankers, Merchants and business men gen
orally, received and for sale at
FRENCHS
BDOk AND STATIONERY STORE.

',
FRENCH'S
BOOK AND STATIONERY STORE,
No. % King street
JGLIAN5 INTEREST Ia BLES, contain
ing AN accurate calculation of interest al >, u, J.
. : and ~ per cent, both simple and compound,
on all SUMS from cent to $1,000. and from one
,Irv L. siM year. also some very valuable I'd
bIcs, by Fran Julian. Thirty-irst edition. -
Price 81 Mailed to any part 81 the country Oh
receipt "t 81 t.!
ou'd"s Nsw nTykFs c Fsr9s: by Tqd"
two Flag" etc. Prize 81.
Iiook-t"r,r, BY katharine 5. Mne1u"ld. H.
Ili,lrated Paper covers &c; bound SID
\ Daughter OF Icth, hy Vim. Black, author
If lin SIX Attire, love or Marriage" etc.
~ cent.
New Books daily. ,,,
Snp3 u II. IF y IN.
NATlN AGUE MIXTURE.
Two dose: will stop CHILLS and FEVERS.
and one bottle will eradicate the disease. II it
fails lit never falls the money will b" returned
10 the purchaser.
Hav.. anulvzr Mutn !Aguc Mixture. 1t con-
t:n- no quinine or arsenic, Or anything that car!
imjtirr the general health. 1t l. an excellent
remedy for ChiIls and Fever.
WILLIAM +. STECAET. Md,
President Physician Maryland Hospital.
Baltimore, April 10, 1871.
Mutii \ que Mixture contains Ii" 'lulnlhc, and
nothing bat that which will improve the general
health 1t i: the best remedy eXtant for ChIls
and Fever. J"HH t. WILLIAMS, MD.
Th.- medicine La. long been u.cl successfully
IN Ma"vlanI. For sale hy
- ''' ''',', JANNEY u CO.,
uo-lrn l4j King IT,. Alexandria, Va.
TVANTED.--At the Waterloo Brick Works,
w "n the Washington u Alexandra Rail
r,rul. FOUR WHEELERS and -FOUR CLAY
TFMpERER%. Wages $50 per day. For
further information, apply ut 81 hs"ph street
depot. sep j.
TIN"r''f SEED.
800 hhl- prime, in store and for sale by
>rp. 'THOS. PERRY, l. King street.
IS CENTS IS CENTS
CORSET:! CDRSETS Just received fur
tirr supply II those cheap CursrtS, all num-
her. both white unl rolnrc,l, At 80 pair. AL
=. 81. hand :. ,t "i inc Cnr~rt=.
>rrI c. G. BERRY.
O. KID GLOVES
Just received ii large assortment ii Md Gloves
If all SIZE: and c1lors the best hid Glove, IN
the market iur the p:ice-only one dollar pair.
sepS e. {. BERRY, - King Il.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
DIED..

At his residence, in Stafford county, Scpten!
Der 9Th, 1871. III typhoid fever, CHARLES j
STEW ART, uged Is Ncnrs
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

INsrRuCTloN IN THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS -The
State Board OF Education at its last meeting
adopted the following resolution:
THAT the Board Of Education hereby allows
and recommends in the public free schools OF
Virginia, the Introduction and regular practice
of calisthcncs, or systematic physical exercises,
in the schoul-room, and also OF oral instruction
on familiar topics not included in the prescrb-
ed course OF study, and the employment Of
suitable objects Tor illustrating the topics pre-
seuted Provided, That these extra exercises
be introduced always i'll such Il way AZ to re-
fresh and not burden the minds Of the pupils
aud to promote rather than impede their pro
greSs in the regular studies; and that to This
end not more than fifteen minutes in the ag-
gregate be given in any one day to either class
of exercises
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
WIN. ii. DcSAEGHAN,

CABINET MAI ER,
And Dealer in
NEWAiD SECONDHAND FURNITURE
No. II8 King street,
Next door to Brcngles Confectionery st"FcJ
ALEXAHDRIA, Va.
LA. Oh hand and is constantly Increasing "A
large and varied assortment of FURNITUR RE,
which he i. offering Mt very small profit
His PARLOE SUITES, upholstered IN mar.
cloth Mnrblc-top Tables, What N"t1 Wnlh't
Brd:tcads, War1robcs, Hair and Cottop-tl'
Mattresses, Wash Stands. Centr- breakfast ana
Dining T.blrs, Office Dining, Rocking, side
and CLildrcn's Chairs, will boar sn lL'l,cs'""'
and will be- sold tqunlity considered rs low ~
they can be bought in this or any other H'''rk'''
sep 8-3m -..-.--..
rINOILET ARTICLES-EInir, Mall I%I'h'
i. Hat and Clothc, Brushes, Pcrfumrry H""
Ponades Handsome Toilet Sets run n"''-
'r'''''''e"''' GREENS NOTION HOUSE,
so,,s - King street.
],pnpTeNrS, SPORTSMEN
- GINS single and double harrrled; Powder
Flask. Shot Pouchc-, N"da, Wad Gutter
Caps &c '"' >"' j. f. CAELIN s. Sons.
r,f G} King street
,,pI-ITIARsl FRUIT JARS!
The MilIviIl. Glass JAR, rnts, quart ana
half gallons 4! IFS p p cAnLlN & SONS,
m ~ e.; King street.
CLATE BLACK BOARDS.
Three splendid stand BLACK RoAkD0 49,
sale by ,,-u,EER
sep SIT WllMEk STA IL - -
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09

\ Raliral Convention in Pr. George county
Mu, has made the following nominations :--
For State ) Attorney Shelby Clark Sheriff.
Il. :. Ives: Register of Wills. Richard e..
Cross: House OF Delegates, Peter e.. Grimes
John b. Latchtnld, II. II. Pictter: Judges Of
the Orphans Court, \. 5. Taft, {. b. Baker,
Harrison Willis; Surveyor George ". Jack
son: County Commissioners. Ben amm Bras
hears, ii. Crozirr, Lewis Magrudrr, }. +. Wat.
son, K. H. Bcalr.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-09-09
i(bMNl;NlC.tTED,

would call the attention Of the Committee
on Streets To the condition of the streets, gut
lcrs and alleys OF the city, many OF the cutters
! being green with stagnant water and filth,
| offensive to the eye and nostrils
Have the Board OF Health the power to abate
the nuisance and to order the repairs, grading
and paving, So ~ to prevent the water from
| becoming slagnant.
let the members Of the Council and the
Board of Health visit all portions Of the city
and Scr how the poor, suffering with disease,
arc affected. Let them attend to the sanitary
condition and lolicc Of the city.
The offensive condition of the streets, alleys
and cutters is Of long standing Have the
nuisance uLatcl, Is the cry Of all
. Let the rrupcu authorities attend to it.
But, in fact, whu knows the law? Can it be
| found III uln ~ two cupir, VIZ: IN the Mayor :
oIictj OF in the Written and unpublished laws.
,tu be- sccn III the Auditor Office as passed
br the City Council Printed laws Of the city
can not hc found for sale. There arc few, il
ANY ui' the mrmbcrs Of the City Council OF
any one else who know exactly what the laws
are hy which we are governed.
let the laws be coliticd, with All iEdcx, and
published for sale, for The Use and benefit ot
whrln 1t NAY cVlIrcrn. B;' ~ ,loins the COun.
ri will take one step in the rig direction, and
! the people can inform themselves AMI will be
better able to Judge wherein are the detects
and what changes they wait. Abolish or change
Old law: that circumstances have made almost
ob.nIctc, and cnlnrce the gnol ones. Let u:
have well governed city with laws enforced
! Then officer, tnd citizens CHI bc luade 10 pay
The penalty of neglect or violation OF the law
q: yI-u any UNNECESSARY assumption OF authority
\ CITIZEN, 3rl Ward.