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HUsINEss NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

A PARTNER WANTED-wITH $5Co, IN MANU-
n featuring business. Parties investing have full
troll Large profits cash sales. Orders hand Address
O'HAGAN, Herald onlce.
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

REFp--yALENTINE.--On Tuesday, March %, at
She residence OF the BRIDES moiner by the Rev. J.
w. Nichols, Lieutenant Commander ALLEN v. REED,
lnted. States Navy, to JENNIE A., daughter OF the
hate ii. M. Valentine, OF tins city.
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ADJUSTMENTS


H;EE E;sE:s; EH:EE:sI
on HAsS g. rnd4 ~ fs AHR Al Oh HAND a :. :,
$ys.v
s$aSF sSssSsr siHSSs
Begins every night with Comedy.
5l4 4-THHAEHH EHHATEH SSH1SSh: SSH1SSh:
HHa asssS aIEsgSa IN SiN sXEF5hSs. sss
rnH HHs aasSh sSSsE sAHShH RGSaaHaSgyan a!HAaSgyan.
ASHCROFT AND MORTON:
THE hHGki TaSHeh e RAFReHzlsrs
100 DIFFERENT AoTs NIGHTLY. See small bills.
ssfn csd1sn S1ss
krH AVENUE THEATRE.
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EVERY EVENING sSu5i5hJ,ps 5i5a HgsyHEH NOTICE.
BkiLLiHNT
skssxTios. skksSsaxHTSioos
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Be
sHs.ss s n nellie GtAgA sP4 pE E1z
sESksn lEM FxhkEs pyPR Fierce. sVSos 5EER K
ACT i; The pas.snrers BY the sappho.
A ..'jEsEBEI ss st'Sha MATINEE SATURDAY, ArlM.
Due win be gwen of the first appearance of the
and of the production % q saAskikD FOR MONEY" &C.
Roorn's THEATRE.
LAST WEEK
of snaf'psoeGfa,i psofakgEnS.s kgEEsn1SS tragedy Of
MR. Eb%Ny MSSdsy sSSn Friday and Saturday nsA
MR. IAwRENcE BARRETT As orHELEo.
ss;s;s:; ED szssEFr sssEH o'HfssS aS
Decker, howson; 1esdamss Bar Pseman vusss ''''
s.s'
MIR EDWIN eoo2a 1H Monday n'Is; = Aprna' pErucc1o.
MR. LAWRENCE nxsKETT -. HAMLET.
IN X xisfEsg sfi!ys gssg.Es'ISR," SsEG"
Mrs. ooswAHs 4Hfs PAEk AHKsEN. sHENNsArHr BROOKLYN
Mr. ROBERT MowXDE
Will appear In his own originsi gina version version OF
"L6ok S5E sAh oHT E5skEn Eok foxr."
A CARD
for se % h
B. CONWAY Park Theatre Brooklyn
AIRS. F. B. CONwAY'S PARK THEATRE, BROOK.
M lyn-To let during July and August
Apply to WYCkOFF Il LITTLE, 203 Montague street,
Brooklyn, Agents for Mrs F. X. Conway.
HooLbYs1 sc OPERA r HOUSE; ,,,,, -, ,,,,,,no,,
HUNGARIAN BALLET, ST. FELIX TROUPE.
DEAD SHOT. O.,. 1EPLEY soNe AND DANCE.
noNY PASTORS OPERA HOUSE, col BOWERY.
THE WONDERFUL KINCADE FAMILY,
9YMNASTS, ACROBATS, POSTURERS, AEREALISTS
THE BEAUTIFUL ADA WRAY,
THE ORIGINAL FEMALE MINSTRELS,
THE NEW DRAMA, THE LADIES' PICNIC,
Tony Pastors New Comic Songs and Sketches
NEW SONGS, NEW SKETCHES, NEW BURLESQ CUES.
NEXT MATINEE, SATURDAY, AT $3.50 p. N.
SIDNEY wo0IInrr
win recte
ENOCH ARDEN
at Association Hall
this Thursday afternoon,
commencing at So O'clock
Admission 30 cents
CRrsw1ox.
cREswIcK
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CATURDAY POPULAR CONCERTS, e
- APRIL l, AT O'CLOCK.
ADMISSION 25 CENTS
Association Hail. Twenty third street and Fourth
Mr. LEVrFrst appearance In eighteen months Of this
celebrated cornet player.
Miss EDITH F0sTER-First appearance OF this beautiful
and talented American artist.
Mr.. HARRY SANDERSON, the popular Pianist
ANTONIO S. MORA, Solo Organist.
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THE THREE HUNCHBACKS. a,
j The above grand spectacular Pantomme 10 now being
played Walnut Street theatre Philadelphia, crowded
pronouncng the greatest success Of the day NJ
balcts the piece copyrighted by the un3
dersgned and any infringement of their legal rights will b(
vigorously prosecuted. BENSEN SHERWOOD, LEON u
VINCENT, WM DEvERNA and MARK SMITH. {
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THE LECTURE SEASON.


A COURSE OF POPULAR SCIENTIFIC LECTURES,
~ illustrated with and brilliant experiments,
viii be delivered Institute of Technology Ho.
boken N J beginning with Wednesday, March 49, Con.
tnuing each successive week to June The subjects VIII
be:-
IIght-By Pr esdent Henry Morton
The Atmoaphere-By Professor b. Siliman
The Spectroscope BY Professor @. F. Barker
Sound-By DIR. j. Sols Cohen, and
Maenesm--By Professor A. NJ Mayer.
Course tickets, 81 single tickets, IS cents.
nR. J. s. LATIMER WILL LECTURE BEFORE THE
"Women's Institute" Psychological and Sanitary, AZ
the Mott Memorial Rooms Ga Madison avenue Thu rsday
March 3d. at halfpast three p NJ SubjectCare
servaton OF the Ieethn Ladies Interested invited
Dr. ANNA DENSMORE, Presidepk
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1 $4,000 TO SlO,Oco.

AN ESTABLISHED CASH BUsINESS-HALF or
n whole interest for part down. and balance
main unit made out Of business Call at basement ~ Chat
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|YELEBRATION OF THE TwENTY-THIRD ANNIvEN
~ sary OF the advent OF Modern spruasm" at APOLLO
Hall, Friday March 3D. Addresses Poems and Music fror
to O'Clock. Reception at 81 r. N. Tickets admitting
gentleman and lady afternoon and evening, 81 For th{
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FURNITUR

A MAGNIFICENT LATEST STYLE RICHLY CARVED
IA and gded Parlor Suit made to order for $685. will be
sold for 1926 do, satin brocae $150; do, S65
walnut rep Suit, $5o magnificent rosewood Piano
forte rosewood and walnut Chamber Suits Velvet Brussels
Furniture great sacrifice for cash. Private residence u
East Tentl street, block of Broadway, between
University place and Fifth avenue.
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America Intellf~ence.

CHARLESTON, March 6.--Arrived--
steamers Georgia, New York; Fall River.
Phiiadelphia; schooner D. b. Evermau.
Philadelphia. Sailed-ship Musconrns
Liverpool; bark Eulalia, Liverpool.
New YORK, March 4.-Inocencio Casa.
nova, in card to the Press, denies that
Consul Hall ever wrote to the State De.
partment that he (Casanova) was ever
connected with filibustering expedition.
He was arrested about the time of the
Comanditayo expedition, but released
Tor want of sufficient grounds for indict-
ment. His recent voyage to Havana was
on legitimate business, viz: The sale of
an estate In Cuba owned by his wife and
the Cuban Government.
ihe commercial Advertiser saws Albert
FRANK q Brother, stock brokers, are de-
1au!ters to the amount of $1OO, 900 to the
Onlon Bank and several bankers and
brokers. Civ
WAsH1NGToN, March 4.-The confer
ence committee on the Rigollet's bridge
failed to agree, and the bridge remains
az now
The Secretary of tho Treasury hos
given notice that after the 30th Of April
8 per cent. certificates of SIS 1000. be-
tween Numbers 86l and 1,O99, and of
SlO,OUO, between numbers 795 and ,O7O.
will cease to bear interest or be available
as reserve. These certificates aggre.
gate S2OOO,OOO
SAN francisco, March 4.-The citizens
OF San Diego held grand jnbilee in
honor OF the passage of the Southern
Pacific Railroad bill, last night. The
SUCCESS OF the measure is hailed with
great satisfaction on this coast.
Shcr'l jackson, of Trinity County,
was convicted in the United States Court
last night charged with having collected
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double III. 25s treble, 7,5o@7. .75.sg Corn
$3.50. Bacon dail, At 1 S1Sias6.. Sias.'!L1ns Lapss
--tierce l24@l31s;keg l4@l4x. su-
gar dull and irregnlar-prime9 9I6sL.
Molasses- prime 4s05O. Whiskey 901G
LOO. Coffee 14L@15A.
AUGUSTA, March Cotton market
very dull. at 13h@135G; holders show
ing no disposition to press sales: re.
ceipts $50 bales; sales 2l5.
DEATH OF BISHOP ANDREW. = The
death OF that venerable and able divine.
Right Rev. James o. Andrew, a Bishop
oi the Methodist Church South. is an
nounced, and will carry sadness to many
hearts. He was among tho original
House of Bishops, and for many Years
has ranked among the ablest and most
useful of his associates.
"A number of Pottawottamie chiefs. in
1ull Indian costume, visited Sheridan's
headquarters in Chicago recently. It is
supposed this mission was for the pur-
pose OF arranging for the funerals of
some sick Piegans lately discovered by
Sherldan's indefatigable scouts.
The MURDER OF Col. F1sH.-The Ma
con Telegraph states that there is q pe-
neral Impression at Oglethorpe that Col.
Fish was shot through mistake, the
assassin believing him to be another
person for whom he was lying in wait.
A gentleman who was arrested in
the other day, because he re-
sembled portrait in the rogue's gallery
OF the detective Office, turns out to be q
member of one of the largest and most
respectable firms in Philadelphia.
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An old lady who had been driving her
hogs off the railroad track near Murietta.
Ga, Saturday afternoon, had her dress
caught by one of the iron rails, holding
her fast, and the train being very near,
it was impossible to escape being run
over. She was suddenly killed, and n
norrlDiy : mangled corpse only remained
to testify to the fatal accident.
The North Carolina papers say the
vllest !s,camps have been summoned to
20 20 10 Washington to testify about the
jim Baird, Bosher, Kirk, Burger and
others. who are some Of the most despc-
rate of the thieves and liars who have
been developed by carpet-bag rule.
More than $4,000 residents of Berlin
arc serving in the German army. This
Is about a seventh of tho entire male
population of the Prussian conitn,
which, according to the census OF 1867.
was 35i, ,253 persons strong.
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HOMICIDE. We learn from the Brus-
wick (Ga.) Seaport Appeal, of the 81 in
stant, that Garret Golden, Of that place,
was killed in an affray on Wednesday
last, on the line Of the Brunswick and
Albany Railroad, by a party whose name
was not ascertained. It appears that
Golden, in fight the day previous, cut
and severely wounded Michael Dunn,
and in another fight the succeeding day
was killed.
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ARREST OF GANG OF CoUNTERFE1TEHs.
a private telegram received in Washing
ton from New York, says the detectives
have arrested In Boston seven members
OF the worst counterfeiting gang in New
England. The arrest was made at n
house. which the writer of the despatc ch
calls tho Central headquarters Tor quecrs-
men," ~ largo amount of countcrfeits
were captured, and the headquarters
closed.
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Special Notice.

Special Notice.
hN all Taxes not paid on or before the 18th
cent. will be added; and if the said Taxes @ and p
penalty shall not be paid on or before the 9TH
day OF June next thereafter, or collected by
dlstress or otherwise, the penalty and said
on such real property, to be collected in the
manner that is, or may be prescribed BY law.
with an additional penalty Of per cent. FOR
coniection thereof. O. II. BALDWIN,
rep ~ County Treasurer
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Cotton Seed.

Cotton Seed.
HAVE 400 bushels COTTON SEED, which
i offer for sale, at so cents per bushel.
These seed are second year, from David Dick
son, and the product of 81 acres of land, from
which have gathered So bales OF cotton of
400 lbs, in the two years. Only ono mule
used. r. O'NEAI,E Tn
March 1mo Cotton Town
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Pensions forthe Soldiers of the War Of
18l2, and for the Widows of the
Soldiers Of; said War.
NNHE Act granting a Pension to the soldiora
Il OF the war Of 1912 has been approved bv
tho PRESIDENT. and am now prepared to pro.
Secute, with promptness, all claims thrn,iph-
OUT the state Of South Carolina, for the sur
Widows who were married prior to the treaty
OF poace which terminated said war. Address
JOHN r. SLOAN, JK.,
e.or Wanea ca1Mai ana Attorney at Law; No; Law
N1s"n6e. , Oolu mDla, 3. q. March z IL
New and Desirable Varieties.
MI CORES EARLY CORN, desirable gar.
-lv1 den variety-worth having
Large York Sweet Corn, ears yerv LARGO
grams large, rich flavor, productive.
Mammoth Sugar Corn. very fino augary
Cucumber Zion House very fno tuo ,oo,
long. WV ASo'
Egyptian Beet. blood red, very fno. turnip
brsa saimsns L. "a & Fine Noted Melon, superior
New York Improved Egg Plant, extra fne
and large. excellent flavor.
March n E. H. HEINITsH.
State of South Carolina. Chester 90.
IN THE COURT or COMMON PLEAS.
John L. Chambers, Plaintiff, against Rose
Hyan, Defendant-Co Copy summons for money
QeUUnu
To Rose Ryan, Defendant in this action:
VOY are hereby summoned and required to
II answer the complaint in this action.
which las been filed in the Office of the Clerk
OF the Court OF Common Pleas for the said
county, and to scrve copy of your answer on
tho subscribers at their Office, in the town of
Chester, within twopty days after the service
OF This summons on you, exclusive OF tho day
of service. ~
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the piaintiff viii take iudg-
mont against you for the sum OF one hundred
and seventy. eight dollars and nnety-three
cents, with interest at tho rate OF seven per
cent. per annum from tho fourth day OF
March ono thousand eight hundred and
seventy one, and costs. Dated March 4. 1871.
MCLURE tN McLURE,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
To- Me defendant. Rose Ryan:
Take notice that tho summons, Of which
mo above liz copy, was filod in the Office OF
the Clerk OF tho Court OF Common Plcas for
Chester County on the 9Th day OF March, 1871.
-, McLURE Il McLURE
March tue Plaintiff Attorneys.
Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Rail-
road Company.
PRESIDENTS OFFICE,
CHARLOTTE, March l. 1871
WIS Company will continue to receive
n money on deposit or loan for six months
OF longer, and pay interest on tho same at the
rate OF ten per cont. peI annum. Deposits
or loans may DO made with tho Treasurer of
the Company at Columbia, NJ. p. Pcgram,
Cashier, or the undersigned.
NF
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Charlotte, Columbia & Augusta Rail-
road Company.
Just Received,

Just Received,
HIEE TURKEY FIGS, in fancy boxes; Raj
Walnuts, Brazil, Pecan Nuts, Oranges. Le
mons, Cocoanuts. ETC., at
HEISE'S CONFECTIONERY.
n. B. new assortment OF PRIZE BOXES.
March 3 4
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Pure Nountain Corn Whiskey.
WE have received direct from the noun
w talns five barrels. VI pure mountain
CORN WHlSKEY, recommended as pure
Jnife OF the grain, softened by age, which we
will sell cheap.
Feb 25 MONTEITH & FIELDING.
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Tax Notice.

Tax Notice.
COLUMBIA, s. c., February 1, 1871.
VIE County Treasurer hereby gives notice
IL that he will be ready to receive the STATE
and County Taxes, for The fiscal year ending
September l, 1870, on Real and Personal Pr1
perty; on and after WEDNESDAY, the 1st day
Levy for State purposes. Mills on every
Levy for County purposes, S Mills ON every
Levy for School purposes, 81 on eyery DOLL
Q. q. BALDWIN,, County Treasurer.
once over Scott, Son & Co.'s Bank.
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MARRIED.

On the 22l of February, by Rev. w. w
ninod; ~ 90 NJ. e. a. MULLER, Jr., to Miss l. A.
BROWN, NIL of this city.
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Morrell's lleep Well Pump and Fire
Engine Combined.
fNHE undersigned, Agent for tho above
l. PUMPS, highly recommends them to the
public, as valuable article in case OF fire.
They are cheap, durable and very effective.
as the following certificate will show:
hereby certify that one cf the above
Pumps saved our entire mill from destruction
by ire few weeks ago.
JAMES N. JONES,
Superintendent for Whitlock u Stack, near
Columbia.
Mar CHI limo RICHARD TOZER
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Terms Cash Onlv.

o1z1Ao Otkp0 WHY
nUR terms are strictly cash, and no order
~ Will hereafter be filed, or goods deliver
GU, until paid for. All parties indebted to us
will please call and pay the same Immediate
~. j. & r. r. AGNEW
March
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Agents for the patent WINDOW SHADES,

made Of WOOD. we have this day opened an
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assortment OF this novel and cheap article,
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Fresh Crackers.

GoDA, Walnut. Snow Drop. Butter. Fancy,
~ Farmer, Ginger, Ddlmorai, FOR sale by
March 3 T.. HOPE.
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quiet.
BALTlMoRE, March 6.-Flour quiet
and firm. Wheat unchanged. Corn
active-white Southern 84(6S7; yellow
Sl(G92 Pork quiet, at 22.5O. Ducon-
shoulders 9:ai(0l0. Whiskey 81. Mid
ding cotton l4T@1421; receipts Ito
bales; sales 325; stock l4.79O
LOUISVILLE, March G.-Corn-sacked
and sheled GS. Provisions firmcr.
Mess pork 2l57. Bacon steady-sh onl
ders 0; clear rib III; clear sides 1Ia..
Lard-tier,o 12@12ll.; kegs 13Ml3Is.
Whiskey quiet, dt 81.
CINCINNATI, March Corn in good
demand, Mt 81. Mess pork dull and
dropping, ut 2l.75. Lard 12LM12l%.
Bacon dull and dropping clear rib ii.
Whiskey unchanged.
ST.. LOUIS, March G.-Corn firm
mixed bulk 50@51. Whiskey dull, at
S7t9. Pork 2l.50. Bacon-clear rib
M. Lard retniling at 12L@l21s.
DosToN, March 4.-Cotton duli-mia-
ding Is; receipts 2,750 bales; sales 45O;
stock 1900.
GALVESTON, March G.-Cotton flat
good ordinary 12laWl23l; receipts l, 142
bales; stock SO, 432
NoRFoLK, March G.-Cotton dull
low midding 13; receipts 2,329; sales
100; stock 4.2O7.
MOBILE, March G.-Cotton Quiet
middling 1324; receipts 1,9OS bales;
sales 1000; stock 1884.
WILMINGTON, March 6.-Cotton dull
middling 1877; receipts 1872 bales; sales
30; stock 4,OU3.
CHARLESTON. March G.--Cotton easier
- -middling l32i@14; receipts 1885
bales; sales 500, stock 81, 571.
SAVANNAH, March G-Cotlon dull and
depressed; accurate quotations cannot be
given-middling 131s: receipts 2,SSG
bates; sales 1900; stock S6, 1913.
New ORLEANS. March G.-Cotton dull
and nominnl-middling 140l14ll; re-
ccipts 29,010 bales; sales 5000; stock
29l, sos. Flour tirlner- supcriine 6. 60;
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JOINT RESOLUTION providing for publishing
specifications and drawings OF Patent ONCE.
Approved January II, lsTi.l

De e reiolred BY the Senate and Home Of Repre-
.%sntatire. Of &c United aats' Of hmofea in
Thai tho publication Of the abstracts OF specinca-
lions and Of the engravings heretofore accompany
ing the annual report Of the Commissioner Of Pat.
ents be discontinued after the publication Of that
nine, for which tho plates have already been pre-
pared: and that. In lieu thereof, the Commissioner
be anthG nn, % 20 nre asSe o pr," bSnd ige gr nns nmv c mrLr,.
OF the complete specifications and drawings OF each
patent subsequently. issued. together with suitable
be placed for free public inspection In each capitol OF
every State. and Territory, one for the IKE purpose
in the clerks once Of the District Court OF each Ju-
dIcial District ofthe Unitod States, except when
such ofices are located In State or Territorial capt.
tolls, and one In the library OF Congress, which copies
shall be taken and received In all Courts as evidence
ned 10 under the hand OF the Commissioner and seal
OF the Patent Once. and shall be taken and received
10 all sS 1a t.c As syldsne g. s sny s sHpsss n mot 20 % ,n aS1, 81
be used as evidence: and the Commissioner Of Pat
ents Is hereby authorized and directed TO have print.
ed such additional numbers OF copies Of s%pecinea-
yIded, at q price not TO exceed the contract price or
such drawings, for sale, rs may be warranted BY the
actual demand for the saIs and GSSm , sions,
Of such specifications and drawings TO any public
library which will pay for binding the same into VOL
umes 70 soFTespond VIII ,Io rnS ~ , 10 me ssu5 lst snd 8 Uh,cS
shall also provide proper custody for the same, with
convenient access for the public thereto. under such
regulations q shs co Ind ,S r snail son,. aeSn 5d Te1 mo
Ing copies OF drawings shall DO made under the pro-
visions OF chapter one hundred and afy.nve. sec
70. min. .!ns,s Of At Sn Of SS9y .sS :EpISSSsa JUNE wSis .Ss ss.S:
As fclloWI; Sec. 9. And belt further enacted, that
al uthographing and engraving. where the probable
total sSss &C IN. '% 1H q Ss.tss ~, ieS' SsnsSsS Sr ~, nd
6Nydollarp. Lhah be awarded 10 the Lowest and best
bidder for the interests OF the Government, due re-
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Passed June %, A. D. ls71.l
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD

THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES OF GOLD
j Hill do ordain: q;
SEcTIoN /. Section ! OF Ordinance No. es,
entitled An Ordinance TO Fix and Collect o
License Tax" passed juno u, A. D. 1871. IL
hereby amended 20 as to read as follows: Sec.
!: No person or persons, firm or association,
shall, within the incorporate limits Of the town
OF Gold Hill, be allowed to pursue any calling,
trade or profession, or transact any business
hereinafter mentioned, until he, she or they
have taken out 0 license therefor and paid for
the same, as Is hereinafter provided and for
any violation OF this ordinance the party SO
offending shall, on conviction before any Justlce
OF the Peace OF tho Town Of Gold Hill, be fined
In any sum not greater than Fit Dollars and
the costs OF action, and " such fine be not paid,
such person or perrons shall be imprisoned In
two dollars OF said fine.
Sec. 2. The Goth and 10th clauses Of Section
10 OF said Ordinance No. 69, relating to ped.
ding, arc hereby amended so a. TO 1E the
license tax for peddling the agricultural pro.
duets OF the State Of Nevada, quarterly In ad.
vance, at $40, and per day In advance, IS.
SEC. 3. 1t is hereby ordered that for each
retail grocery and each meat market delivering
wagon, running into the Town Of Gold Hill, and
delivering goods and merchandise, or meats OF
any kind, In the said town, from any grocery or
meat market situated outside Of the incorporate
limits OF the Town OF Gold Hill, license shall
DO taken out and there shall be paid therefor,
per quarter In advance, go. And every person
thus delivering merchandise or meats In the
Town OF Gold Hill shall be subject to the license
herein provided, and no subject whether he be
the owner, agent or employee. er,,
Pres't Of Board Of Trustees Of Gold Hill,
Attest, W. Hr. DoANE, Clerk OF Board.
Gold Hill, June 26. 1871, ieg7.tf
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LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES
OFFICIAL.
Laws efthe United States,
PASSED At THH
Third Session OF the xLIst Congress.
PUBLISHED BY AUTHORITY :
AN ACT In relation to certain Territorial Pcniten.
tIAFips-
Approved January 10, lsTl.j


-
Be u enacted by the Senate and House Of RrJresent.
atires q the United StateS Of Ameried in Con0reI
assemblsd, .
That the pcnitentlary which has been. or may
hereafter be erected BY the United States In my or
ganizcd Territory thereof. shall. when the same Is
ready for tho reception OF c~onylcts, he placed under
the care and control OF the Marshal OF the United
States for the Territory or District In which such
penitentiary may be situate.
Sec. 2, And be II further enacted, That Il IL hereby
made the duty OF the Attorney General Of the Uni.
ed States to prescribe all needful rules md regula.
lions for the government OF such pcnitrntiary, aud
the Marshal having charge thereof shat. cause them
TO DO duly and faithfully executed and obcyed. The
reasonable compensation OF such Marshal and Of his
deputies for their services under this Act and said
regulations shall be lxed by the Attorney General,
and ]. and the expense Incident TO the subsistence
AMI employment OF offenders against the laws OF the
sentenced to imprisonment In such pcnltcntinry,
shall be chargeable on and payable ont OF tho fNnd
for defraying the expenses or suits In which the
United States are concerned and Of prosecutions for
ofcnscs committed against the United States: pro.
>ided, that this Act shall not be construed 10 In
crease the maximum compensation now allowed by
law TO those officers. I'D. --a..
Sec. ;. And be II further enacted. That any person
convic' cd BY q court OF competent Jurisdiction In q
Territory for q violation OF tho laws thereof and
sentenced to Imprisonment, may, at tho cost Ofsuch
Territory, on such terms and conditions as may be
prescribed by such rules and regulations. be re-
ccived, subsisted and employed In such pcnitcntinry
during the term Of his or her imprisonment. In the
same manner as n he or she had been convicted Of
an oflcnse against the laws OF the United States.