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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

NOrICE.-Tbe Trustees Of "The Psnnhed
" Presbyterian Church" on the 2Slh Sept,
lsT2, made APP plicatiou to the Court 70 grant them
a charter Of ineorporatoni aud If no sufficient
reason be shown to the ooatraiy, the same will be
grauted at the January term, 1873.
dee25 A. c. TATE, Prothonotary.
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

Tho United States marshals and
supervisors who served at the late
election in New York city will bo paid
about $4,000, -
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John J. Nieolay, of Illinois, who
was President Lincoln's private SEQ.
retary, has been appointed Marshal Of
the Y. s. Supreme Court
Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1872-12-25

The Legislature will meet in two
weeks. The constitutional conven-
ton win meet the same day in Phila-
delphia.
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Brick Pomroy's Opora House at
LaCroes is advertised for sele under
an execution to secure $4,000 ali.
mony for his divorced wifo.
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DENTAL CARD.

sG DR, A, NJ. HILLS
Vrn6S would 'ay to his patients and the psl.
lie generally, that, having dissolved partnsf,Ii,
with DR.. sbaw, be is now doing the entire Wi
Of his Office himaef so that patients need no, n,
beinspu under the hands Of any other operl.s,
ClsaIdcli, March 90, 1872 -pd2omeh73
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MARBLE AND STONE YARD


Mas. S. s. LID d ELL
Having engaged in the Marble business %"
to inform her friends and the public that ''' >
now and viii keep constantly on hand l'''' >.
well selected stock Of ITALIAN AND VBkSV"
MARBLE, AND is isPrcrared to farni'h to ''"
T0MBSTONEs,
Dox Asp CRADLE TONES
MoyuMEN'
csrbs ani Po,l. for Cemetery Lots, Wiri''
sills and Caps, also,
BUREAU, TABLE AND WASH srASg
TOPS, dc., &c,
Nn.Yarl on Reed street, near the R, T. w"
Cleariield, Pa. Eil.L
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Superiority over all Ordinary Remedies,

No Bittsrs at present offered to lhc public
contains so much medicinal virtue, and yet so safe
and pleasant to take. ns use is to cure disease,
and il will no, create On appetite for spiriiaous
linnor.. hnt will cnrc the effects Of dis.irntpn.
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DEMONSTRATIONS NOTICE. Notice
N is hereby given that letters Of administration
on the estate Of JACOB MONG0LD, late Of
Bell township, ClearGold county, Pa, deceased,
having been duly granted 10 the und@rsigned. all
Pstsons iadsbtcd TO said estate will please make
Immediate payment, and those having claims OF
demands will present them properly aaihcutieated
for settlement without delay.
s. @. KUNTz,
dee25 6ts Administrator.
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alew advertisements.
as-ADMIrrAScE FREE.

TtAuTION.-Ail persons are hereby cautioned
- against purchasing or In any way inetdling
With two bay Horses, left In the possession OF
George h. MoCully. Of Jordan township, as the
same belongs TO Us and are LETT with him subject
10 our order. JOSEPH PATTERSON.
decg5-s.F JAMES MckEEHEN.
UORsEs I'OR sALE.-Tvo darn Roam
Horses. weighing $500 posuds. Also, one
Bay Horse, weighing ,isd pounds.
J. Il MeMURRAY,
dsc?S.3ts New Washington, Pa.
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The following vigorous and cleer
review of the political situation IN
Louisiana from tho Now Orleans
Times will be read with interest by
all who have not grown thoroughly
calous and indifferent to high hand
ed invasion of tho rights of their fell
low citizens in distant State, or who
have not become onamorcd of lawlcss
negro rule:
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For Lieutenant Governor :
A NEGRO USIrED SEATEs COLLECTOR
OF THE Pom or SnREvEpoRr.
For President Of The Senate:
The MULATro SURVEYOR OF THE PoRr
OF NEw ORLEANS.
For Speaker of the House Of Rcpresen.
fatipes
The UNITED STATES PosTnasrEn Al
New OeLEAHs
For Auditor Of The State:
TuE ASSISTANT TREASURER OF TuE
UNTED STATES.
For Senator's and Members Of The
House Of Representatives,
SIXTY. EIdnT IGNORANT AND CoRRuPT
NEGROES, A MAJORITY or WHOM HOLD
suBoRDISATE OFFICES IN TnE Col
Lrcrons AND AssEssoR's DEPART
mExrs OF rmE UNITED STATES Gov
ERNMEHT.
This Is tho government which has
been forced upon tho people Of the
State of Louisiana, through an order
in chancery OF q petty Judge, enforced
by the arms ofihc federal government
and those arc the facts, under which
this outrage has been contaminated
upon which tho American people
must now declare their convictions
and judgment.
II such transactions can obtain their
approval and support il the percipi
tate and evidently Ignorant sanction
given by the authorities at Washing
ton be sustained by them, then is The
empire inaugurated in the place of The
once proud republic, and Louisiana
converted from rich and prosperous
State into a negro province, ruled By
the satraps OF the central authorities,
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:, Jorr1Nas ABOUT THE srAzE.

On. Wednesday morning the body Of Mr..
Thomas Brown, q native of Rtchland, was
found near the river. His mind had been I'M
paired for some time, and the young man was
an inmate of the Lunatic Asylum; but on
Tuesday succeeded in escaping from that: Tin.
stitution, and 1t Is supposed he must have
been frozen to death. He was brother Of
the Rev. Manning Brown.
The commodious family residence OF Dr..
z. 3. Duran', situated about twelve miles from
Sumter, was entirely destroyed by fire last
Thursday. The fire occurred IN the day time,
and was first discovered In the attic or loft Of
the bnilding, Wheni It, had made too much pro-
eress to be extinguished. The day was calm,
However, and there was time In which to res.
cue ali Yaluables and furniture from the flames.
The loss Is unrelieved by insurance, and has
fallen upon highly esteemed and estmable
citizen. ~
The Belle OF York and the Wild Arab were
ANNOUNCED as the contestants for the purse oi
five hundred dollars aside at the sumter
Races, and the Belle was decidedly the iaVor.
ite, at odds, which reached The point OF Two "a
one; before the race took place. Her irlendt
and admirers were, however, doomed TO gus
appointment, for, after a fierce c0mpetltoI
for the first two hundred yards, the Wild Arat
dashed ahead, and reached the qEarter'stake
full freen feet In advance Of the mare. The
applause from the spectators, ip consequence
OF the unexpected victory, was not only deaf
ening but almost terrific.
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81 :
HOMICIDE IN WILLIAMSBURG eouNTY.-An
alteration took place on last Friday, at the
turpentine distillery of Mesars. Gamble d
Rhodes, near Gourdln's Depot, on the North.
eastern Railroad, between two negroes named,
respectively, Harmon and Klnloch Nelson,
which resulted in the death Of the latter.
Both negroes were employed at the dlstillery
and occupied the same house. Hlrmon's
rations having been stolen, he charged Kin
loch with the theft, which charge the latter
Indignantly denied. Words were soon ex-
changed for blows, and Harmon finding that
his antagonist was winning the fight, drew q
knife and stabbed him in three places; the las'
time laying open portion of the abdomen, SO
that the bowels protruded. Medical atten-
dance was summoned as soon as possible, and
the orihce was closed by DR.. Henry, Of, Gour+
dln,s;,but the wounded man died on the fol-
lowing morning. An Inquest was held on
Sunday, and q verdict rendered to the effect,
that the deceased came to his death from the
effects of a wound inflicted BY o knife In the
hands of Harmon Nelson. Harmon is quite q
youth In appearance; said to- be notorious
thief, Of quarrelsome nature, and addicted to
drawing knives in alterations. He was at
large until Monday, when he surrendered him
self to tho officers. he was taken to Kings
tree, and turned over to Sheriff Ward.
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

, = II t.,: WASHINGTON, February /. !
The Southern claims. commission to-day
heard additional testimony in the case OF Mrs
Lizzy Hamilton, OF Grand Gull, N Assisslppi
widow of Charles D. Hamilton, for supplies
taken, amounting to sl99, 200; and IN the case
ofA. D. Young, Of Wilmington. n. O., amount
Ing to $l3, ,0Oo. s;is.
The: following is the debt statement: De
crease during the month, NE and q half mil
lions; in the treasury, .in coin, one hundred
and six and quarter millions.
w. T. Collins, pension agent OF this city, ls
snort In his accounts. The amount OF his de-
falcation Is estimated at SIC, ,000. .
In the Senate, the consideration OF amnesty
was resumed. Carpenter doubted the expe
diency OF, granting general amnesty at th1i
tine. The effect OF amnesty, he said, wal
simply to reinforce the Democratic party. 81 He
Thoughts Summers amendment was mt TO &c
with amnesty. elf the Democrats were nol
willing to take that, they would get no am
:nesty; There was no vote reached. LOCKE
was confirmed as district Judge of Florida.
The House was engaged all day upon ths
resolution justifying Boutw ellis syndicate oper
ahons, which finally passed by strict part!
vote.
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THINGS IN NEW YORK

.f7Si.'li / . * ]: NEW YORK, February 1.
The weather is moderating, but the rivers
and harbors are covered with floating Ice.
Sailing vessels are unable to pass Hell Gate
on account OF the massed Ice. g sssl {, y
Two ROBBERS ..high hWayedn James ALTMAN,
at the corner OK fReiter and West streets, last
night, stsbblng him badly, and escaped with
their, booty. /. The victim was .'hospitalled."
General William Thompson, qusrtermaster-
ilonaire OF, New Orleans, died I'm Bellevue Hos
pital yesterday, wherehe had been taken In
starving condition by the police.
The report read at the WI WorklngmenH Union,
last night. states that there, Is no chrnge IN
Stokes was. again before the court, ard
Judge InrahamS announced that tha motion
toGuaihs the Indictment had BEEN carefully
conHfdesed, and could mot be granted. The
trial was postponed until Monday. 49,: :, =.
9 Henry o. Gornegys, insurance agent, Dr. i:
Mg. were arrested BY the detectives as the
pafties VINO have been passing raised checks
throughout the country, ii They were ldenIt
fed bY bank ofaoarsI ,o.......E y. y -
a judge woodruff to-day sreVersed the order
OF Judge Blatchford; adjudgiug the Alabama
and Chattanooga Rail.oad bankrupt, holding
the company as having been organized under
the laws Of Alabama, could not legally move
e fsgs hsE Haff ail sas admitted IL probate. The
estate was sworn toss not exceedtng one MIL
=, The Chamber Of Commerce to-day adopted
amemorial to Congress recommending law
regulating the shipping Of seamen. Also for
9 law prohibiting throwing cinders into the
harbor, and law regulating quarantine
abuses. at~I
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THE sFoH ON THE PLAINS.

-. OMAHA, February l.
The eastward bound trains are at Cheyenne.
Some OF the passengers were sixteen days
from Ogden; as they dug through, the drift
closed behind them. One passenger train ran
into another, hurting one person.
CHICAGO, February /.
sAdYices from the plains show that the tenn.
perature Is much lower than reported, and
there are many deaths from cold.
The train due at Sioux City on the 9th ult.
is lying at Eunans, with no immediate pros.
pect Of getting through. The road Is com.
pletely blocked, and the snow will have to be
shOyalled.
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school commissioners Of Charleston County,
asking provision for the payment Of past due

school commissioners Of Charleston; County,
asking provision for the payment OF past Que
salaries ofteachers. = -. 80: =
= By Mr.. Leyy. notice Of q bill to; renew the
charter Of the Hope Steam Fire Engine Com
,pany. OF Charleston, and q bill to incorporate
Line Deu,sche Bruderliche Bund, of Charles
I By Nj Logan. bill to incorporate the Plan.
ters and Mechanics Steamboat Company OF
|Oharleston. aa ~ : - ,.r.t
5sBg Mr. Bosemon, notice Of al billt incorpo-
rate the Charleston Homestead Association:
By Mr.. Hunter, Joint resolution authorizing
the levying Of certain taxes for the fiscal year
| of 1925 This resolution modestiy proposes
to e4t6rt from the people OF this State during
| the next twelve months, In addition to all lo-
cal taxes, the sum Of nineteen mills on the
dollar to pay for the luxury OF being swlndled,
insulted and misrepresented BY ihe corrupt
gang who now control the destInfes or the
State. It requires that o State tax s0n!all tax
able property Of three mills on the dollar shall
be cOlJeetafb fbetween June aud July l, 1872;
ten mills Oh the dollar to be collected between
fNopembe 1872 and January ], 1873, and
ltweenJune i ahd July ], 1873; and 1t author
ICES the county commtssto rersi to levy and col
leet taxes amounting to three mills ;on the
dollar for county purpOsea .5S, ~, 49,.
| by Mr. Gaitherss a bill In relation to ganb-
ling. This bill proposes to extend the def.
milton and apply tne pans ana pena!ues OF
gambling totthe sport known as cock fighting
prohibits any town OF city council from Issuing
alicense to any establishment where ..chlckeni
disputes" are fndulged in, and provides that
any mayor;ror intendant sauctloning such.
license, or 10 any way offending against this
bill, sball be- fined not less than $500 or more
than. $500. Altogether the sbill is one that
would rejoice the heart Of the philanthroplc;
Bergh, and Hket Efforts of that heheYoient
but pugnacious person, In behalf, Of suffering!
animals, It should have the support, thDughir ir
may provoke the smiles of all rlght-minded
ImeR. ,.;4s st1i; .s.r
By Mr.. Mobley,a bill to protect lsborers
when: improving the property or premises OF
their employers. This appears to be good
bill-for the lawyers, and. provides that when
laborers or employees living on the premises
Of their employers shall put any improvements
upon such premises they shall be esentEled 70
receive fair compensation for the said NM
prpFaments, and that they shall not be liable
70 ejeotment from SUCH premises until SET,
-stu. '.s.l0I' - : ..'' - PICKET.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., February !. :
The barometer will probably Continue fall
Ing on Friday over the. Southern aud Gulf
Winds Winds. % Asoutheasterly winds, with rising tenn
perature and increasing cloudlness, will pre-
vail over the Middle and Eastern States. Dan.
eerous winds are not anticipated for tonight:
Unless, possibly, on the southern coast OF
Texas. (ti,j ~ ~ ar
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time.
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TIE OLD WoRLD,s NEWS.

LONDON, February l..
The German authorities have prohibited the
sale of French Journals In the streets OF stras.'
No Immediate change will be made In the
Spanish ministry. The Kingdom is tranquil.
ST. PETKRaBURa, February /.
Baron Won offenbnrg, late consul.general
at Bucharest, has been appointed minister to
the United States In place Of Catacazy. Catac
cazy is attached to the foreign Office In this
citV -.i.'s - = t-
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regulate ssaies at auction within the corporate
limits Of the town; and TO grant licenses seq TO
auctioneers; ihnerant Traders, 10 keepers -ol
hotels and hyery;ssaDies, AND TO ieYy ats1spnl ll
aI drays carts wagons, CARRIAGES omnipaeses 1ln
buggfes, horses, mares, ,'mules, Kept for. hire,
or used for public purposes, In said town.
and they shall have the full and only power to
impose tat ON all shows or dxhfbitfons for
gam Or reward. within: the corporate M limits 81 d
ssid town, they shall haYepoWer to Impose = =
tax, not exceeding twenty cents on every
hundred dollars Of the valusS Of fall al real and
personal, property lying within the corporate
limits Of the town, "a tne real and pers2lNal N
property of church nes, a ana SCHOOLS ana leRl-
lege associations, excepted. Iaa.S anf o.ai.
nance declaring tne fates ol annaat ea1auo
upoHpropertyl ana one ssaIlec.s - anaual
taxaton lor !ns5 yeal, saaa y papl.snea g
Least tlree gseks agslp .us mV.n !. 'nS.
aryiln 3eaSG yssI taas :ae ss.s.
!oWn Council .1al ilAss sesss 'faxs -
for TINS year, unaer Tue sans lue asls apes'
stated immealaIeiy atter tne passage sol'this m
act, and tnat: Az persons laD!e 70 ,sa1as.on
under tne same. snal maze ossa o. flaeelr ~
able property within said town, ana mage
payment OF thelr taxes 70 tne clerk or or Eeasu-
rer OF SAID corporation, OF sucn oLner person 40
stney may pe ordered @ OF 70
the sncceealng monIn aIeer pul1necaastloh; ana ana
upon tne alute 10 make suon tesuth -. ano pay
menf. as required, the parties 30 an default
shah.be subject 70 me pel6ltles provided
BY law for the failure % pay tne general s.ate
ana c9uns9 !a1, 70 Do enforced ~ tae orqers
otthe intendant ana tss RaEdens, or g ma)9llty
OF them fof me use oIsaa 1oWn, except taat
IN such eases tfat executions ecu Ol ENFORCE stne
payment OF sncn sa4ea sna4 toe lssueo nnoer
the seal OF the corporauon, ana q may ne direct-
ed TO the town marsnal, OF otaer persontf ap-
pointed by the SAID bown COUNCIL 10 otaeVy, col
lect, and receive the same, with COST, as IN
such casea made and pfovldedlby law; and gu
property upon which such tax shall abe levied
and assessed L hereby declared AM. made Ia
Bile Tor the payment @ Lnereoi ll preferences 20
all other debts except debts due TO the State,
which shall be first paid, and that all other
taxes imposed by the; fendants ana Waraenls,
or majority Of them, shall be payable In ad-
vance by the parties liable for the same, and
ufailure Of payment, their property shall fbe
liable for the same, as IN manner and form
just before stated. .fe, z
SEC. .. Tne intenaant aua Walae1s eject
eogetnes WIN eieis GU seas saa.., D.u,
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TIE NEW ORLEANS "PIc."
NEW ORLEANS, February

= NEW ORLEANS, February !
This mornings Picayune contains the vale
wears one of It's editors and proprietors. The
Pcayune Will be hereafter conducted by the
New Orleans Printing and Publishing Com
pany, composed of some three hundred busi-
ness men OF the city. D. G. jenkins, William
Burnett and Daniel Bennett are on the edl-
tCrJaJ staff ..sittts'ssi = e'i-tf
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~!THE CHARLEsToN'P PORT seGIE-6
TY was instituted In 1872, and has provided -
lat. For the moral and religious instruction Of
the Sailor. - - =.
Cd. It has maintained q Sailors Home whore
the Saiisr finds safe retreat from the: fnpod.l
tlons OF evil persons, and other depredators;
upon the rights and liberties Of the Sailor.
Since the war We have been enabled to keep
open the Bethel and Sailors, Home. -
The Society Is at present embarrassed by q
debt OF $780, for the liquidation Of which We
now appeal to the friends of'the cause. Any
donation can be sent to the undersigned. ;s.s
,, 5..3 WN- R0ACH, .sS.s. :
President Charleston Port Society.
|. Rev. WIN. B. YATES, -.
|; ,jan2o-mWfS IL. Chaplain Narinersl Chufoh.
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;M1s~ THE.S SOUTH OAR01dNA LOAN
AND TRUST coHPANY, ,oH4 4RLEsIoa.a ss -
JANUARY %, Isi2--The annual election for,
Eishteen Directors Of this Company TO serve for
theens1Ing yeatNiilbs held at ,helf A5Eo77i
Broad street. on MONDAY next, the bthS day OF
February, between the hnura Of II. and Pak.i
jsuso-s asQ IF. A. MTGHELL, oashies.1si
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LAWS OF THE STATE.
ACTs OF TIE GENERAL ASSEMBLY
OFsOUTH CAROLINA.


AN ACT to amend an act mo. 1922 entitled
san act totigrant,f renew and amend the
charters Of certain towns and villages there
/: Sin smentioned,,n. commencing, with .SeetIpn
No. So Of said act, relating to the inc9rpo-
ration Of the Town Of wrightsyiHe, ,passed5at
the regular session of the Geretal Assem-
bly, oethe State OF South Carollns .1s7D!!n.
.S.er7oa IL Be It, enacted by the Senate and
House of Representative or the State Of
South Carolina, now met and sitting in Gene
raj Assembly, aud by the authority of the
same: - .sis,a S;.n; j,.p:.,.
That. from, and after the passage Of this act,
all citizens of this State, having resided
twelve months within this State, and sixty
DAYS in the Village of WrightsFille, shall be
deemed, and are hereby declared, to be body
polite and corporate, and the said village
shall be called and known by the name of
Wrightsyille, and It's corporpte Limits shall In
olude Bdisto Island together with Eddings-
vile. The metesaud bounds Of said Town of
Wrightsvllle will be bounded on the north by
North Edisto Inlet or River, on the SOUTH by
South Edisto River and Saint Helena Sound,
and on the east by Atlantic Ocean, and on the
west BY Johosses Island and Edlsto River. : e..
SEC. 3. That the said village shall be govern
ed BY an intendant and four wardens, who
shall be citizens Of the. United States, and who
shall have resided In this State twelve months,
and shall have been residents OF the said VII
lsges sixty days Immediately preceding their
election, and who shall be elected on the third
Monday in May, 1872, and on the same day IN
each Ssar thereafter, ten days public notice
thereof being previously giveni and that all
snale. Inhabitants of the age Of twenty-one
years, citizens Of the State, and who shall
l.--a -nsi and ruithin Tho ltata fnzalpa mnnffa
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same shall front or iadjoln any public street Of
said town, II, In the Judgment OF the council,
such sidewalks shall be necessary, the width
thereof, and the manner of construction, to be
designated and regulated by the said town
council; and for default or refusal, after rea-
sonable notice, to make and keep In good re-
pair such sidewalk, and to close such lot or
llots, the town council may cause the same to
be made, or put in repair, and require the
owner to.pay the price Of making or repairing,
and the said town council are here.
lby empowered to sue for and re-
cover the game by aclon Of debt IN
,sny court of competent Jurisdiction: Pro
vided, That such contract for making or re.
pairing Is let to the lowest bidder. The said
town council shall appoint three discreet per-
sons, who shall form o board OF supervisors OF
1.-the health, who shall have power over the
ways and water courses, bitches, and stagnant
water ponds, and take such other sanitary
measures as the public health require, giving
twenty days. notice to the occupants of said
Ipremises, where the said nuisance lie, and IN
default of noncompliance with the order OF
said board, the parties so offending shall be
laned in sum not less than twenty dollars, or
thirty days In the county jail, tor each and
every offence, the. said complaints 10 be
brought before any trial justice, or Justice OF
the peace, in and for the County of Charles.
ton. The said board shall have power over
the cemeteries and public graveyards within
the corporation.
SEC. 8. The intendant and wardens OF the
said town, or majority Of them, shall have
full power to grant or refuse licenses to keep
taverna, or retail spirltuous liquors within the
corporate limits of the said town upon such
condition and under such circumstances as to
them shall seem proper and right: Provided,
That in no instance shall the price Of license
to keep tavern, or to retail spirtluous liquors,
be less than the amount that is established
by the State; and all moneys paid for licenses,
and for fines and iorfeitures, shall be appro-
prIated to the public uses of said town: Pro-
yided. That the intendant and wardens, duly
elected, shall not have power to grant any
license to keep taverns. or retail splrituous
liquors, to extend beyond the term for which