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New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
GREELEY RATIFICATION AT POTsDAM.

POrsDAM, May 25.-The Liberal Republicans
place together in large numbers, this after
noon TO ratify the nomination Of Greeley and Brown
The assembage. although hastily notified, large and
enthusiastic. Theodore Tilton was called on and in a
brief address stated the principles upon which the Re
formers hope 70 achieve a triumph in the pending
pagn. After the meeting some Of the leading citizens
together and enrolled themselves in Greeley and
Brown ub Prof. l. A. Blakesee was chosen Pres-
dent VITA Dr. B. 5. ManleY and Homer A. Butler for
yee-Prcsidents Under the auspices OF the Club a Tor
NAL meeting held in the evening, when vigorous ad
dresses made by Prof. Blakesbee, Mr. Tnton and
9th
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
For other ship Neics see Second Pagel
A.


ARRIVED ...... Sunday, May 20.
Steamship City Of Pans Brl Leh Liverpool Nay TO- and <seen
Town l7th, with mfse and pass. 20 John g. Dale.
Steamship Italy fBr Thompson Liverpool - and cusenoSs
18th With ndse aad pass o National Steamship %.
steamship Cleopatra, Philips Havana Nay a. with m4se AID o.s
10 p Alexandra Soas.
steamship Gibson Winters GeOrgeown c. vita nd ,s1
10 Geo. B. Meuick.
stesmhD voastser Biooi-ood philadelphia Lor.i sps.mssis
Co
udse AMI pass 70 Old Domiui0n Steamship Co.
Bark Eba. PeteTsOz. Havana t0 lnys, with
Bark Aow NOE), uc&ernann Newport bns y daa s f-Ioas
BARK Benedetto GaL) Csaero Havre days with mile
Barr ALaatc (0 Pcoal Mckenzie, AataaEls it1, t tg'r
Schr Gen Grant o Southport Me- Jgnnson, Eeaca d - az
pinespplez
sCuOOsERs-RgTER AND COA8IWsA
CorTo. New Haven +. CJhn, BRIDGEPORT
g. G. Burdesi Bridgeport Wave, Bridgeport
NJ. l.. Wand, Sex Haven. Caro- HysF. Scs .laFeu-
Tabifha s. Hannah. Ner-lIaven Sea Platn. Boston.
ThOS. Potter Pawtlcket. Ira Bliss. Providence
). N Seymour Pawtucket r. MsrWn Providence.
3 Watson. Heghayen. Isabella JeHcit NeU-fitTeh
Comet Providence. Hclry Bay Providence
e r. CAbada, Provdence. kav0ta hsx-Iayeu.
C. L. Huse. Providence. r. B. Wheaton, Seg-iIavea
Esele Providence. Martha Y. KIN, NOrsais.
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W. Gates, Providence. . Scoseh Ne"-liaFsn
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Phelps GeorrctOwn D. @. J. ". Morris. Virgins.
Elm City Providence Fred rycr Providence
A W. Thomson New London Lacy Hal, We.teriT.
Hester, POrtcbeser Palma Boston
Iuiine Portland. Ct I'm < Elen Hartford
j Il. ChaBee Hartford. y T. Chase, ittriorl
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s. L. Stevens. ROckpOrt Ocean wave, raEtaoAet
WISD-Sancown. light, n W clear
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
TIE DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
BALTIMORE SELECTED BY THE FRIENDS OI
RATIFICATION.

BALTIMORE SELECTED BY THE FRIENDS OF
RATIFICATION.
To the Editor Of The Tribune.
SIR: observe that it is circulated that Bal
tmore was selected for the Democratic Convention from
antagonism TO the ratification Of the Cincinnati ticket
This is entirely incorrect state with authority
that every Southern delegate at the meeting of the Ma
cional Democratic Executive Committee favorable
TO the ratification Of Greeley and Brown
and all but one voted for Baltimore. He voted for
Louisville. 1 do not include the delegates from Ken
tucky and Tennessee who naturally favor Louisville
The Committee did not, therefore, select Baltimore be-
it thought the ticket would be less likely TO be
ratified there than else where but because this city
possesses ample hotel accommodation, and Is
more accessible than other points, also, because
1t is a quieter place, and has a more genial climate
in July than could be found at convenient place else
where In the South. Moreover IL Is well known that IL
was the influence OF Gov. Bowie which finally induced
the Committee to select Baltimore, and he is heartily
with the Reform movement Indeed, three-fOurths OF
the Democrats Of Maryland already support the Cincin
natl ticket many of her abiest statesmen having de-
cared for it earnestly and openly. CHKsAPEAKE.
Baltimore May 70, 1872.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
WEATHER REPORT
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OffiCEh' {
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May q, lSi2--I a. H.

OFFICE THE CHIEF SIGNAL OffiCEh'
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. May n, lsi2-l a. H.
synopsis for the fi0e1ip- four A0nT''
An area Of low barometer has advanced east
ward over Minnesota and Upper Michigan, Delng now,
probably central north OF Lake Huron Accompanied "
brisk winds.
Clear weather ia now prevailing the Atlantic ana
Cur States, with light sOuthcTy winds, anu oNrl sno
Northwest with nOrtherly 10 westerly wlnds NIouy G
and threatening weatDer from Eastern Missouri aud
Tennessee TO Lower Michigan and the Lower In la
with areas OF rain The barometer Is highest Ho ''
ida 10 south Carolina.
Probabilities. a., -
The lowest barometer north Of Lake Huron vii Oou
tinue moving eastwardly Increased elOuulnsSs t'i'
southery winds veering ~ westerly over the NeN-
gland aud Middle states with over tho noisnoiu
portions and possibly over the southern portion.
Rising barometer westerly nOrheriy winds ana clear
aud clearing weather, extend Outh-eastWaru 70 ne
Valley and Lake Erie by Monday evening Gear anu
PHEASANT weather from Tennessee and NOrtn th0hAa
s0uthward. Dangerous winds are not antclpalsu'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
,olSSEHGERy ARRIVED.

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n To, Ba.ro piz Leonard Es Geo ous.sro. Civ Poev
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80, cb W. 81 .ucaster and shdres Mss L. smith. Mo
w. Me. ~ l. Jsns, Dawes. Mr. and Ar J. A. Obrc~n and
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ercn. SqIirs Mr snd MS Phihps ~n Eecser siny
heiir Keller g. Wilson. d. ~ Syer Mr. tsa Ms Ia.
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Vvsn. An vennArt Isehn H. A. ~iasa 1esfxs
CDlros Mr. sna Mr TlOe Da"s' M ffAs&H s'-s
PlyctoF. q Wright Mrs Wright
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
DR.. Pftcher's castoria

oil and has the remarkable ELECTS sys
podnced By any remedy. Unlike o pills or narcotic ara2,
the contra where hs So.
Of s1cdea
relief for tTe and tsenT
vomiting had erste with violent oongestons
Il neither morphine alcohol,
equally adapted aud children. II Ike magic iot
omach,ache winoc constipation Every family should
desire thst pyaas and
shall thoroughly We will furnish such persons without charge
J. d. RosE l. Co., 81 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
MUSICAL NOTES.

A testimonial concert is 30 be glyen at
p,vmonth Church this evening Miss Antoinette Ster
ling Mr Heury Camp Is 10 conduct the entertainment
ond the list OF performers besides the benencary her
ser Includes the names OF Mr.. j. Is. Mills Dr. Leopold
Damroseh Mr. Michael Brand yI0lOnceliist, and the
Won Weber Quartet
Mr.. Theodore Thomas opens his third week
of Garden Concerts this evening Every summon tho
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
REPORTS FROM WASHINGTON HEADQUAR
TIERS.
PUBLIC OPINION n THE WEST AND soI ia ia
wEsT-sENATOR sCHURz PREPARING III
CAMPAIGN SPEECH.
lBY TELEGRAPH TO THB rRIBUNB-I

i
WEST-sENATOR SCHUHz PAkfAIiNH LID
CAEPAIGN SPEECH.
IBY TELEGRAPH TO THB rRIBUNBl
WASHINGTON, May 26.-Although the Liberal
Repuocan headquarters this city have been opened
less than a week letters begin pour in from all parts
f the country asking for documents and speaking IN e
Ynost encir, gng manner OF the prOspects greater
uybr Of letters is received from Indiana thah from
a,v other srafe owing 20 the fact that the Hon. D. d.
ofrecs who las long been prominent in the politics Oh
that Stale is IN charge OF the headquarters These let
trs predict that the state will be carried for Greeley Dy
$4,000 majority If his nomination is indorsed at Bat-
more MI Defrees and his assistants are industrousy
at work and will soon issue important documents Tor
general distribution.
Private letters from Iowa. received here from numer
ous well informed sources, agree that there Is htue
doubt that the Democratic State Convention to be held
on June IL VIII ndOrse the Cincinnati ticket ana Sehd
delegates to Baltimore pledged 70 its support IL is u-
derstood that Senator Schurz is preparing speech IL
dorsing the Cincinnati ticket. which he VIII denver
dung the coming week although at what place Is NOT
stated His invitations TO speak numerous and
II Is not known which he has accepted to make MS open
ing speech in the canvass.
1t is understood. good authority that senator
Alcorn OF Mississippi and Gov Powers AlcOrn's sue
cessor in the gubernatorial chair will take the stump
for Greeley and Brown Representative MOrphs OF the
I'D Mississippi District. who is strong Republican, Is
also warmly in favor OF the Cincinnati ticket.
Ex-GOv Randolph Of NewJersey, who has been labor
tpg hard in this city OF late ALLEVIATE Democratic mem
bers of Congress from the support OF Greeley has Just
returned from pilgrimage 10 Richmond. where he went
70 secur an antiGreeey delegation to the Baltimore
Convention. He did not meet with very gratifying sue
cess In lis enterprise.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
RATIFICATION AT wATERToWN.

WATERFOWL N. Y, May 25.-The Reform
campaign was opened brilliantly In this stronghold Of
Liberalism last night. Formal preparatons mad been
made for the ratification Of the Cincinnati nominees and
ns consequence the greatest political gathering for
years was seen at Washington Hall Crowds flled the
Sreets. and the neighborhood Of the hall presented a
gala appearance The Hon. Beman Brookway
presided. Mr. Broekway made o vigorous
speech. cordially approving the nomination
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

OF Greeley and Brown. list OF cePresidents and
officers comprising OF the most conspicuous public
men Of The place, adopted, and Theodore l1lton
introduced He made speech Of sustained vigor ana
Interest," and listened TO with marked attention
reviewed the present aspect Of politics and siS"su
where, how, and why the liberal movement had ts IN
ception. He reviewed and contrasted TO certain eN
tent tine of Grant and Greeley and showed tne
impOssbfy OF reform from the representatives OF TIE
Adm ulstra1iOn.
ton was put n Operation the work OF reform begun
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
LIBERAL SENTIMENT IN MAINE.

PORTLAND, Me-, May 26.-An editorial in
The sunday star to-day warmly praising Horace Greeley
is destined 20 make political stir. Mr.. Knight the
editor IA a Republican and well-known newspaper
writer and prominent member Of the last Legislature.
1Ae arace closes by saying TO the Republican editors
eho rdlcule Greeley that they are dwarfs who,
haFlhg been dropped frym the giants shoulders,
thio" elit az The friend who kindly took them for
SEASON rom out the atmosphere OF their gTOwths
anu Doc Llcn INTO al prominence they knew"
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
TIE GERMANS OF Srw-TonK IN FAVOR OF
F,nr. rle N.c.I.ets.r I. I. j Z ! D-nolrai


Frsp4 The Nrr- Toloer Demokr1-
A Western Journal Publishes the announce
meDt from New YORK Unat Germans or this city are
AGAINST Greeley TAat is an error, results Will snow
NJ Grant 10 turn the Germans against Greeley. but
hitherto without effect. The Germln kepuDhcans are
almost unanimous Tor Greeley, ana the German Demo
crats wish that tine Baltimore Convention wout nOmi
nate him AL the sins OF the Saats Zetnng and other
Administration journals wl pc o. 10 avaH' lne Ter
mans are for the Philosopher OF Chappdlud'
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

100000 %aved-ren thousand housekeepert in Tbs c1
purchasing supply of dinner plates
dozen plates ~ d0Een yordandei abs kni,e
plated table and spOsBr 80 toIen tad 0shss
articles selling BY hcDL DAFDsOS Co., No oo Drvsa8g
one-th.ri less han the regular prices
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

Magic OH.v-wx RsSSE Of rtSsei Mass. invented aal
was the ds mark for MEDICINE
pared sold for Other parties uaY and dhoner
trying OF good BY without
druggist wi counenanee such tk 5y bayiHg
selling maon The genuine REssss PAsk AAsic Ots
Ia Dleparel only By VIZ KESSs SOS1, Pits.eh. Mass
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

Housekeeper- benefting, whe dealers conpanne
our retail tAG1 they buy Wholesale zoe
instance cope Cat and Engraved Glass 81 Fne CG COB
e dok Toe. % 80 white and - - leorsset
Plated Tes-se &c Table oous and FORKS heavy Plate %
dor KfcOI- DAVIDSON 4 Co.
Importers and Manufacturers. $50 BrsdEar.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
WHOSE MONEY IS USED IN THE CANvAssf :

TO the Editor The Tribune.
SIR: An article IN late issue of the Admin
istration organ asks where is Mr. Greeley get
money for the Presidential canvass his Tammany friends
being unable 10 aid him 2" Now, IL Ii rule that
will not work both ways where Is Grant to get the
means for the same purpOsef
There Il strong current setting IN here favorable 10
Mr.. Greeley. 4 FRIEND OF REFORM
Auburn, May 10, 1872
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

with over 20 members and the following ofcers r. H.
Moran President; John Hoofnage Ncerreraent h a.
for Greeley and Brown throughout the state Is
hearty and irrestrainanle.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
GERRIT SMITH AND THE PHILADELPHIA
CONVENTION

The following note from the Hon. Gerrit
Smith to the President of Cornell University has been
made public:
BABYLON, Long Island May 1s, 1872.
PRESIDENT WHITE.-NIY DEAR FRIEND sec the great
honor done by the State Convention held at Emira
Truly do regard il as "A great honor | am here with
my sick wife, and for several reasons s quite doubt
flI whether shall get 20 Philadelphia. You, my alter
nate will trust fail be there. The country
uOt vet afford have the Democratic party into
power But the OF either the Cincinnati the Bal
fmOre COnven will be the OF that bad party
The Philadelphia Convention will doubtless nominate
President Grant The antislavery battle is not yet
fought out and until IL s, shall need Grants cOntln
ued Leadership. with great regard, yours,
GERRIT SMITH.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
NTAysrrFrD. Ohio. NAV 1s, 1872.

nominees: o,. ~, - ,o-o
MY DEAR SIR: Yours the 18th inst is received. NO
one can feel kcenly than DO the failure OF the
Cincinnati Convention sQuarely up 10 the great
doctrine the freedom OF trade IL ought 10 have been
the cornerstone Of political edlhce Stll 10
n republic, where statute law IS Of no account ex-
cept IL be a reflex of public opinion, patience is
often the statesmanship The prudent LEGISLATOR
has his deal doubtless but be soon learns that he can sell
dom reach IT, except by gradual steps, and therefore, IN
stead OF insisting full fruitiOn all at once, lie taxes
what he can get. So the refOrmer never refuses
part because he cannot get the whole Sueh IN my
Judgment present position We did not get what
we wanted at CINCINNATI, but we certainly dld get
good deal which IL does seem 10 me we cannot AFFORD
10 throw away The acceOtance OF Cincinnati and
it's results by all the elements or opposition 70
Grant insures his overthrow and secures the certain
triumph Of many needed reforms so far as the tarn Is
concerned certainly shall be OF under Cree
lev than we would under Grant. Grant would veto rev.
enue reform tariff bill, while Greeley would sign IL.
Grant advocates high tariff In his messages
and maSes IL test or party realty. greeley
would say nothing about It IN his messages and
would accord 10 all the absolute freedom of thought and
opinion II 20 me- therefore, that we have much
TO gain and nothing 20 lose by supporting Mr. Greeley
a. against Gen Grant or course, If the Democrats put
up another man. and the Reunion ReOrmers still another,
so as to make a chance for choice among half dozen
wherever we do so most fully, and wait for VIC
tory IN the uncertain years OF the future.
Personally, however, 1 hungry enough TO
prefer the half loaf OF reform which Mr.. Greeley
can surely give through the present campaign,
rather than TO wait for the whole loaf which floats like
ture therefore counsel union OF all the elements OF
opposition upon the basis OF the Cincinnati platform and
its tscandldacs-any other course simply means defeat
Very truly, r BRISKERHoFP.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

Smallpox, Fevers and skin Diseases, preveuted ~
LAMpLOuGHs PrRErR SALINE Vazng a5d nWzong 10 eGeos
remarkable lnd Sold V clsnne ms
raake n. LAnPLorgn, ~ H0horn.Ml. LONDON.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

A Greeley and Brown Club, the first origin
ated IN aryand, started IL Baltimore, last week.
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
MARRIED

OypPOwFIL-rhnay NAV o. at the residence rownseS
Powell Henry Florence Massachusetts, Ani klIabeA n
Powell Of Ghent Heg-YOrk
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
GueciaI Nctifss

The Nineteenth Ward Hornce Greeley Impaisr Cls ~
inSt Al o'clock n " '"nH'"N' ''''-~
n r. KxsSALLY, Secretary.
Tony. .Pastor's story,
TONY PASTORS STORY.
TONY PASTORS STORY.
TONY PAsToRs STORY,
OLD SLEUTH THE DETECTIVE.
OLD SLEUTH THE DETECTIVE.
OLD SLEUTH THE DETECTIVE.
OLD SLEUTH THE DETECTIVE.
OUT TO-DAY
OUT TO-DAY
OUT TODAY
OUT TO-DAY
IN THB
IN rHR
FIRESIDE COMPANION.
FIRESIDE COMPANION.
FIRESIDE COMPANION.
FIRESIDE COMPANION.
The Royal Organ
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

the body It's puyeyO1 anamehs The u.~s
among il. prominent caterers and province their rs
and convert theu basis Of H health aud ssnsh Surely As
night regal employment and ~heh the kngy might vel
be proud But unfortunately ike other moaArh often terebc
ito duy reqrire. purng up. HosrErrERs STOMACH BIT
TERs the only spar needs us TOO lndOeni and "s's
perform dsssou properly vnesAss full Of 'h. ess
ant vegetable corrective taken "ies OF Ae dJ a
soon restore ia vsor activity the line relieving al .~sss
Of the liver bOwe and bn which Indigestion may have
given nse ------
The Working Omsr's Protective aion.
redress oi als AMI mpetens
upan household service iA.hhhS
cppyTS 'TRADESNOMEN, CLEkkS. &c, sappAoj
and Wages sch hsss
been collected BY As whsn aeesy Az lIse
Pateat,.-MUNN Co. Publishers Seenuho american ~ Psrs-
row r. every~heie ye-f etpenencs efsIAas
send Lass AID uaian 10 i1suaiofs
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27
WESTERN FREE-rRADER ON MR.. GREELEY.

LEN NNOh NhsN' DANA-'NA'i4N-A'
Gen. Brinkerhoif of Ohio writes to friend
in Detroit on the advisabiy Of sustaining the Liberal
nominees: -
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

DIED.

Au Notices Of Marriages must be indcrssd 9th WI
name and address
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

The Nineteenth Ward Hornce Greeley Campaisp Cls!
% hoId p.st "a Al No. Tbd-ays, Ihs BfkhlhS th Ha
inst, Al o'clock H. " '"n''"''' i~
New-York tribune., 1872-05-27

AN ENTHUSIASTIC GREELEY AND BROWN MEET
ING AT NASHNILLE-STRONG kksOLO iiONS
OPINIONS ON VOORHEES, SPEECH.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
The Fifth Congressional District.

The Richmond correspondent of the Pc
tersburg Appeal, in letter published this
morning, gives the following information
concerning the intentions OF Colonel G. Y /.
Thomas, Of the Fifth Virginia Congressional
district.
"a well-lsnown and influential Conserv-
alive from the Fifth Congressional district
stated in conversation with your cores
pendent to-day that Mr.. @. Y. Thomas had
this week served upon Colonel A. NJ. Da,
via, successful candidate for Congress from
that district, formal notice Of his inten-
ton to contest the election.
was surprised to hear my informant
add that he believed Thomas was fairly
elected by one hundred and twenty votes,
although the Conservative candidate re-
ceived the certificate. 1t appears from his
statement that the vote Of one precinct
which went for Thomas was thrown out
because all of the clerks did not sign thu
returns, although the judges did SO, ant
that another was served in the same way
because the Radicals placed their ballotl
for Commonwealth Attorney within tn,
folded Presidential and Congressiona
/ ticket. ~
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
TIE Latest NEWS.

THE new President of Mexico took
formal possession Of his Office December
LIST.
Judge Settle, of North Carolina, has
been appointed by Governor Caldwell,
Associate Justice Of the Supreme Court
of that State in place of r. p. Dick, re-
signed.
AT a meeting Of the cigar makers Of
New York, Saturday night, it was re-
solved to obtain signatures to petition to
Congress asking that the tax on home CT
CARS be abolished or reduced SO as to en-
courage domestic manufactures.
Thirteen stores, shops, &c., including
the Journal printing office, in Potosi, Mo-,
embracing large portion of the business
part of the town, were burned on Friday.
The loss is not stated, but is said to be
heavy, with very little insurance.
The mystery at Dover, Delaware. has
been explained. Professor West was no
killed. 1t now turns out that he killed :
colored man whom be hired temporarily
After dong 80, his hands and feet were Gu
off and buried, the object being, it Is said
| to make the authorities believe the bodJ
was his, so that his wife would claim insu
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
LOUISIANA.

Full Returns Of EleeffOn-GraH and
Kellogg Carry the Stat c-The Gov.
ernOr to be Incareerated--Etc.
New ORLEANS, December ga large
meeting of capitalists and property holders
last night resolved to send delegate to
Washington to represent the exact condi-
ton of affairs here. Judge Durell has IS.
sued sweeping restraining order on appli.
cation of @. O. Antoine, against Governor
Warmoth and oil other State officers,
clerks Of House and Senate, chief of police
and others, preventing any interference
whatever with the assembling of the Legis-
lature, and forbiddiDg all persons from par
ticipating as members Of said Legislature
who have not been returned as members
thereof by the Custom-house Returning
Board, and whose names are not trans
nitted by the Secretary of State to tho
secretary of the Senate and clerk of House.
New ORLEANS, December 9.-Tne
Custom.house Returning Board make full
returns of the November election, giving
Grant IA. 1924 majority, and Kellogg Is, eel
majority; also the election Of the entire
State Republican ticket, with large ma
jority in the Legislature ON joint ballot.
The impeachment of Warmoth the dis
persion Of his Legislature by Federal
troops, and Warmoth's case for contempt
ponds to-day. 1t is believed that the Coy
ernor will be incarcerated.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-12-09
OFFICIAL.
An USDlNANCE TO AMEND SECTIONS
n FOUR AND EIGHT OF CHAPTER XIV.
OF THE CITY ORDINANCES, CONCERN
ING ANIMALS

Be Il Ordained, Tha. sections four and eight
of chapter XIV. of the City Ordinance be
amended and re ordained, to read MS follows
A. Every unlicensed dog found going at large
off .ha lot or premises OF the owner OF keeper ct
such dog, shall be taken and killed as directed
by this ordinance; prDutded, that any ua-
licensed dog may be redeemed by his owner, or
any other person Tor him, paying the police OIL
Ger having the custody OF sueh dog five dollars,
for the Of the city, at any time before sunset
of the day on which said dog Is taken. The
owner OF keeper of every unlicensed dog or bitch
shall bs liable to fine not exceeding five dollars.
The occupant OF any lot or premises on which
an unlicensed dog or bitch shall be harbored Tor
a period of ten days, ehall DO deemed the owner
or H. eper of such animal. One-haif of the fine
collected for any violation Of this ordinance shall
be paid to the informer.
5. If any owner or other person hav.
ing the custody of any horse, mule, swine, OF
goat, shall turn loose or permit the same to go
at large in any public street OF alley, he shall be
fined not less than one nor more than i've dol
lars, and every such hog Or goat shall be taken
and sold for the use of the city. But nothing In
this chapter shall be saconsxued as to subject
any visitor resident in the city, 10 any fine or
forfeiture, fsr ten days after the arrival Of his
or her dog therein nor to prevent the owner or
keeper of any animal mot vicious or dangerousl
from driving 1t ough tho streets or alleys, III
coming into going from, or passing through The
| city Nor shall this section apply to any goat,
| for which The owner thereof has obtained n
| license from the Auditor for keeping the same
| for the time allowed by said license But the
| tifioate of the family physician, declaring that
| goats milk is absolutely essential to the health
| Of a member of said family, and fixing period
| during which he conceiyes 1t will be SO essential,
A fee of one dollar shall DO paid for every auei
| license.
T. @. HOWARD,
de 7-5t City Clerk.