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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-28
GROCERIES,.
THQN ESE TEA COMP NY.

NO. IL NORTH ROYAL STREET,
Have just received large and carefully Sc
lected stock Of
TEAS, SEASON 1872.
M, old Ct, \
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II :" ''0 !" DIV =
GRUCERS. LIQUOR, FEED, AND tDM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
Northwest corner Royal snd CNner"t. ,.re"la
AeXundri:., Si'.tin!,..
Special attention given 10 the -ac ~ Country
Produce. We mos, respectfully call he r.tnn
ton Of the trade 10 our large and splendid stoc,.
of goods consisting Of Wines and Liquors,
Flour, Hams Shoulders, Brct,E!:ss; p!cces Eat
ter, Lard, Cheese Corn Meal, Crackers. ;'yr.lYs.
M"las$es, Cod Fish, iisc.,er"l, Herring; Wood
enwnrc, Baskets SPICES. Cis's"s Tobacco C""lc>i
Goods Co.l Oil, Sc, and every other article
USUALLY found III !.L Ct;i-: Wholesale and rc;Hii
establishment Orders from the coil:.try e>I-
fully solicited. And al orders shah rece:r" puE
prulnll attention. MAJ -It-iy
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1872-12-28

HATS-30OO bushels Western Oats in store
" and for sale by
dec IA THOM AS FEhR1 l.
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20 eltItb E 8.

S5ee trh &aiee soafrei.- SIM 8unbesienat
wuroe befAle fen, bic .3oltefretuns <bes
&afeeS unb S9ee5 ant l. Suit b. S. entire
ten 5u lafea.
Tranenre@te.- Gt neSrauenre9tsbtG 1T In
Der MaGaduiettier 2eetslatur bur9sefaaen,
IN Der Sqinetier 2~estslatur aber babtn
amenbirt ansenomnaen tpprben, bab bic
6rauen AUDI su 6fentliaen @emtern er>
&pdblt 1pereet fDnnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
8ericht be8 Mderbau Separ,
temeut8.

Gem 8eri9te bes Mderbau = Departe>
u1ents fulr ben Wonat Sebruar entnebmen
wtr fplsenbe Stslen:
@et;en unp Bel1hfprn. &us elmer Sa>
bete, wel9e Der Tarmer Spbn 81. Nelion
DON Meward, &od GpuatY, @iseonfn, felt
an~etunb3wanste Sabren sefutrt Sat, eebt
1erpor, sab Welf6fsrR pett eiatrdslider 1T
ais @et3en wdtrenb bieier nur 1874 rel
Ader rein abssworfen BAT, mar Der Reinee>
mimi beim @e1i6forn $l3.O3 Wsnn Der
Dur9i9nittssrtrag Don @ei3en T4 Don
Sabr gu Satr eerminbert, 70 mag unter an
bsren 1rfaGsa AUDI Der Maneel an es5Drt>
ger @orsfalt br, Der Auswabl bss Saat.
peiiens S6ulc baran fetn. Gua1itdt TO-
wrb1 ais Quautitdt tDnnten perbtEert rpsr>
ben, wenn man Die srbbten unp ppatem>
menten Mebren uno &6rner ~ @aatfurn
ausrdb1te. @erlude NIT Gappabannod>
Det3en tn Sbio. In Der @eesno BON Golum.
bus, finb ietr gut a%ussefaaen: terielbe
bra9te 1885,, ia fosar AZ Buffet pom
Mder, mdtrenb Der Durdf6ntttsertra8 Dom
@et,en i'm County anter flint 8uibel mar.
Mu@ tn utab bat f4 Der Sappabannod>
@et3en febr gut bewd6rt. Mu& Der Tu1s>
@et3en. NIT .pel&em gum 8eifpie1 In @if,
lin County, pa., @erfu4e aa9eRetlt rpurben.
bat iebr quite GrgebniGe seltefert: grtras
800 Buftel per %der: in etnen Safe
fosar lber neununbpierst8 Bufbe1.
@alb ,Gultur. Der @orteber res Mder>
bau Departments trttt fur bic @9pnuus
Der @dlber unb fir bic 8eRst1uns neuer
1anb . par3e1en NIT Maltbdumen fetr
na&brldlt& tn bteS9ranfen, aus &ldii9t
fowebl auf ben ptelfdltieen unb eroben 9ol3,
bebarf Der Natton, als aud auf bic fltu,a-
ttf&en @erbdltntfe. Ct f@ldot DOT, &e.
eterunsslanb, bas tetxen @alb BAT, .uobl,
fetlsr 3u %pertaufen, unter Der Bebtnsuns,
baf ber &dufer Dalb barauf anlese, unb
aud bic @teuern auf cine Rette pom Sab>
rem na&3ulaGen. ane abtretunsen Don
6fentlt&em 9ano folten NIT Der B%ebtnsuns
pertnapft fetn, baB Der 5ebnte She'll bapcu
In Walb ertalten perbe.
3ablen> une Wertb. @erbdltnib bes gieb.
fanbes. Derftlbe, BAT an :3abl etuas
3u9enou1u1en, namentlt4 mas @9wetne Be-
trtft. SIN Soma unb &anlas i4etnt f4 bic
Yferbe3u9t 5u beben. Dte pretfe Don 8ieb
inb baeesen niebrtser, ais fe TN Sebruar
1871 waren. Sn @enafDlpanten mar Der
Dur9f@nittspreis Der &Ibe DOR iieben Sab
rem $5l.ls, Jest 1T er $39.l6; int norisen
Sabr rpar Der Yreis $46.67. Defenders be.
merfenswertb 1T pas 3uridseben Der Yretle
Don @9wetnen - aber 80 @ro3ent. Sur
@aaafe fnb nit benz @o1enprets etpas
9e1tegen+
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Manfate, 26. Marj 1872.

@antats &c. GRar3 1872.
0teber @ anberer!
Du bait i9on mebrere Nsti3ex iiber eas &af-
blaben BON Mantato Detnen 2eleru n1it8etbeilt
unb Is pirb ~pieltlben fiber interellreH, 3u per>
nstnen, bab bic bitfeen Deuti@en 3u bieism
~Aufl9wunse Siel beitrasen. Der beuti&egerein
3armeuta bat gertebreu gun. gau elmer nsuen
9aQe eetrefen, bic an Der atpeiten Strabe nit
ten in ber Staet erri@tet pirb. Der Derein
beaebt aus oier @ettionen, namli@ aus eiqer
@e1ans>, Ebeater>, Eurn- unb qualification.
Die neue 9aQe pir> Elm pra@tiees @ebdube
seben, nit eineM Sbnrm in Der Mitte, unb
~irb in. @an3en uneefdbr $4,000 tofen es
pirb Der @tabt aus i3teree unb ben Deuti&en
3ar Gbre serei9eu. Gs tSnnea aud pulitii@e
Gerfammlunsen taieltf absebalten merben.
aubereem 1T III bemerteu, bab tm 2auie Bit
iss S'bres wieber siele @eiGdfts flores, iorie
priuatbaufer eebaut perben. 8is iest baben
uir auei Gtienbabuen +; cine brittle, bic @e1s
uns Mantato Babn pire bis nadten Sult DOL
lenbet; ron elmer niertsn MISUNDERSTANDING
pirs febr fart eefpro&en uno Rebt bieielte in
befimmter MusN9t. Gerner if son Der @rin>
buns elmer @umpa9nie bic &ebe> bic cine erp6-
artise Selmible bier erridten pirb, mrour9
ben 8armern In biefser @eeenb neue @ortbeile
erwa@len uno Gelesenbeit seseten pirp gum
anpfanseu auberer @epinn brinseneer 8obea>
}~rpbufte. Gpptrafte perben nit ben Garmern
in Der @eiie absei@lodeu, bab bic &uupasnie
ZEN erfereerlt@enS amen aam@nlien liefert, rel
der bel Der grnte pieber in at3ue setra9t
pirb.
Da nun, pie On iebf, unisre Stabt in fs-
ten, @a@Ien unb Mufbluben it unb bic umse
eens Elm eutes, fettes une ersiebiees 8uld-
unb prairielane btetet 70 psrben @el9ai;sleute
unb GARNER, ,el@e Qnf babsn, f@ cine anoere
9eimatb 3u ~srinben, iebr gut tbun, bierbsr gu
tomnaen unb f& III bie1ser @eeenb ~nieeer3u'
la7en. @au3 belunbers erinnere i1 Ratbolifen
an frubere Beri9te bieies 8lattes. g. 3.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-04-06
Neuigfeiten.

Merteo. ueber ben &epoluttcnsfrtea,
pelder %essenpdrtts bteies unsladlt&e 2anD
perteert, liesen etne Men9e Depef9en spr,
nt&t obne W,berfpra9e. reber @aYanne
1otrb pom 80. Mdr3 teleerapbtrt: Dte &t-
stsrunsstruppen trtumpbtren lber bic Nuf>
Rdnbtf4ea. General &oaa BAT ie aus ben
@taeten Asuas @%altentes, 2aeos unb g.
eateeas btnaussetrteben unb can 2uts go
tofi entfebt. SIN einem Srefen am 2. falus
&oAa NIT 6000DPann bic pe1eintsten@ STREET.,
frdfte Der Saiursenten i'm @an3en 5000
Mann. Gie@uffdnotiden batten 70O2ebte
uno geruuneete unb perlpren 1000 Mann,
an @efansenen. sic retirtrten tn Der &i9-
tuns mad Sreantae. General Mesrete tdlt
ete etdbte guebla, @ibalsp unb Tareola
befebt.
Cine @pe3ia1.D epefae spn Matamuras
last General &repinps pff3teQer 8ert9t
lber bic @@laat Don 3ocateeas melbet, bae
ttm bic p%ereinisten &ebe1en . @trettfrafte
Don Can 2uis Yotpf, @uaraiuato, Sails.
CO unb Mquas, Glientss, TIM @an3en 5000
mann gu feinem Mnsrtf auf &o4a, MEL
der unsefdbr btsielbe &n5abl &esierunss'
truppen bate, CUR gerfasuns fanbsn. are>
ptnp sefebt gu, bab er S00.M ann an Soften
unb gerruntsten per!oren bat, %bebaurtet
aber, tab ber Setnb einen ebenic srpeenGsr>
luF erlittten. SIN furser 3ett wiro tpieber
Elm &nsrtf auf :3acatecas senaa4t weroen-
E.eotnp beriGtet, tab er bret Ranonen e.
beutet uno 6 Sff3iere, nebf 88 @emsinen
eefanaen senon1men, ober eintse 9aubisen
uebf 2afetten rerlpren bat. Dia5 1T tm
Staate Ouajanuato unb beorobt peEea
9auptRabt sletAen Namens. Gin Sbsit
BON &oAas Gruppen 1T tbm enteeeenserudt,
UNI tpn gum @adjus gu 5wtnsen. Del Sc
beQen . Mnfubrer 2arp3 rlunoert bic nm'
aesenc Der @tabt Msricp aus.
Gle &sbenen lno thinner nod I'M Beib
Don 0ateQp uuo MontelY i'm sSnrern bes
sanpe5 unb pon 3ablrsthen W'rersorten.
Denn bteielben lire 2ruppsn cpneentrtren
f0nnsn, mas ibre Mbiiht 1T, 70 werbsn 1e
] 5tanp balten fonnen, aber tbre balciae
8erni4tuns wirb Don ben Trsunoen Sec
Negieruns ertpartst, mslbst Der Gelssrapy
gang nair.
Gurrpliiae @ofna1riG!en metben, b~p
bic @tast S9emaf6sr i'm Gaucalus burap
etn neul!Ges @rbbeben betnabe sdn3lt0 ser>
fort porren 1T. Die @u5abl Der sttDo:ttea
8erfonen bslduft lih auf 81 unb bic ;3erFo.
runs Don Gi3enttum if febr bet,d9tli9.
Gin grocer Gbeil bes 2anbes wurte In cine
@aRe perwanpelt uno bic @tnpp9nsr leiben
eurA gsrniAtuns ibrer Grnte srpBe Motb.
@ablbcridte. - SIN 9ublon, @Isc. Te3ts
BEL ben @%taptuablen ba5 @sople.s Itdst,
NIT welhem bic Demp!raten in 8erbtnbung
NIT ben Heforln~ @epubltfanern ben republt,
fanilten 8ins fprenstsn. @o6 muroe
gum WaYor etulblt.
. ubuqusS Soma, mdAlte ebsnfaQs be-
MORTALITY, ron fanf Mloermen pter Dsmo.
fraten. 1mlonf matten sew;fe gtlen'
babneinFade fiA selteab.
Sn @inctnnatt wurbe ba5 gauge
pemotrattlde Eidet sewd6lt. Gs iino nun
26 Dempfraten sesen % @epublttaner I'M
Staotratbe.
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Rpm.-Der @apf ertbeilte am 20.
Mdr3 benz prin5ltAen @aar bon @ales eine
LANCE @ubten3. @r Bat fe, Der &Dntstu
Don Gnslano ietnen Danf fur tbre betdnet.
gen @9mpatbtebewetfe oussupre9en unt
lubte bas enslt9e @plf rpesen fetner TrDut.
ratofett.
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8n1ertiiD.

| Satrbu9er bes ,8eretns Der tetlt9en
| &tnbtett, piertes @eft bes Sabr9an9s 1871.
DaGelbe entbdlt intere6ante Mtiionsbert@te
unb 1T su be3ieten Dur& 8en;t5er Brothers,
Nem yprt &c. Cincinnati.
9euti@ > a~merifanii@es CONTRIBUTIONS
2egitou.-Dte 55fe Qteferuns bes Don Yrpf.
q. s. @dem teraussesebenen, unb TN
GommtiFensuerla9 Don 6. Stetser tn New
gort erfartnenben Deuti9 . M~merttanti9en
CONSIDERATIONS 2erieous entbdlt etnen aus.
fatrltden unb bic 0biecttuttdt beoba@tenben
Mrtfel aber ben &u:&1ur>&lan. Inter ben
id auf anaertfantfAe 0erbdltniRt be3teben.
ben Mrttfeln bemerfen MIR bic 5tdbte ga
GroTe. 2aneafer, &ubtuwn, unb bic Btosra~
pbten BON Qau,or (vrdfoent Der &epublif
&eras(, General S. @. 9anber, Sames 8.
Zane, Soiepb Cane, Sotn 2ansOon. Bel
ben Mrttfeln &unaibulen, &upfer, &upfer>
tt9e, 2AnbtptrtbiAaft uno utelen anberen 1T
auf %amerifanij9e @erbdltntde %beionbere
@udii9t senomumen. Mnbere tntereGante
Mrttfel btefer 2ieferuns fnb &ubpoden, Ga
ccrbaire, eanotas, ean0fAaftsma1eret, ea>
mennats, 9amartine, Ga uaarmpra, 2afasette
unb Qabnatrault.
Peters Musical Monthly, 6ebruar unb
Mdr3. &etGbaltiae MusmaM neuetar
Gompoftionen int T1@e Der unterbaltunss,
rnuTf Don ben befen @ompontfen.
The Busy West Menatsf1ift Don Der
betannten S9rtftfsQertn 8eQa Tren9 In
ct. Yau1. @rets $3.50 per Sabr. 8rinst
@ufidBe, !@ebt6te &c. ueri4iebenen Sn>
talts. 8efonbers 3u ermdbnen 1T, baB
btefe Don elmer Dame 6erauseeeebene ;3ett>
f4rtft sewtde Gasesirasen, pie bic Trauen.
re&ts> unb Gemperen5fra5e, fret BON amert.
fantf9en gorurtbetlen ~bebanbelt.
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@elb bas &e&t ertaufen tonnte, Der @lede
ietnen Nannen su seben. SIN Surge wtrb
bic 81. Bereoittus' Stride aud nod etnen
Nuttersottes~ Mltar erbalten unb i@ femtt
beftdnbts nerf96nsrn.
SIN Der 9cfnun8 DIR balb Don ber Gin
flbruns Der &t3bruberi9aft DON Sefu&, Ma'
rta uuo Soiept NIT at tbren pp1fommene1t
Nbldfen beri6ten ~ f6nnen, f4ltebt fur
teute
Detn @sent 8. S. g.
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Gin anteS emperen3 . 8erein 1T In gbt>
easo BON Deutlden s~esraaret porben unb
3par Don ben anselebsnfen 8arsern. Ma>
tarliG stbt Der &rtes nt4t Der 3en1perens,
~ipnbern ben unfnntsen neuen @eiesen.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

An ACT to Incorporate the Aiken Light In
fantry, OF Aiken, South Carolina.
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the State of:
South Carolina, now met and sitting In Gene
raj Assembly, and by the authority Of the
same: .s -
That Pater Waggels, Alexander Williams
Joseph Robertson, Joseph Knights, and their;
associates and successors, are hereby made
and created a body polite and corporate
under the name and style OF the Aiken Light
Infantry, of Aiken, 8: G.
Sec. 2. That the said corporation, hereby
created and established, shall have succession
of officers and members, according to Its by
laws, and shall have power to make bylaws.
not repugnant to the laws Of the land, and TO
same to alter at will, to sue and be sued In
any court Of this State, and to have and enjoy
every right, power and privilege incident to
such corporation, and It Is hereby empowered
to take, hold, retain, possess and enjoy all
such property, real and personal, as may be
given, bequesthed or devised to it., or may be,
In any manner whatsoever, acquired by the
said corporation: Provided, The amount 30
held shall not exceed the sum OF ten thousand.
dollars.
SEQ. 8. That this act shall continue In force
for the space Of twenty years, and the same.
shall be taken and deemed a public act.
Approved March 9, 1872.
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An Aor to Alter and Amend the Charter ofthe
Town of Pendleton.

An Aor to Alter and Amend the Charter ofthe
Town of Pendleton.
SECTION 1. Belt enacted by the Senate and
House of Representatives Of the State of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General AS
sembly, and by the authority of the same:
That all persons, citizens Of the United
States, who now reside, or may hereafter re-
side, in the Village of Pendleton, shall be Deem
ed. and are hereby declared, q body corporate
ard polite; and the said village shall be called
and known by tle name of Pendleton; and it's
limits shall be held and deemed to extend for
one mile in every direction from the farmers
Hall.
SEQ. 2. That the said village shall DO gov
erned by an ar intendant and four wardens,
who shall be elected on the fourth Monday in
in September. and continue in Office until the
second Monday in September next, or until
their SUCCESSORS are qualified, on which day, as
well as on the second Monday in September of
every year thereafter. an election shall BIO held
for an intendant and four wardens. at such
place as the intendant and wardens shall des-
ignate, thirty days. notice being previously
given; and that all male inhabitants Of the
said village, who have attained the age Of
years, and have resided therein
three months previous to the election, shall be
entitled to vote for the saii intendant and war
dens; the election to be held from ten O'Clock
n the morning until two o'clock in the after
noon; AMI when the polls shall be closed, the
managers shall count the ballots, and proclaim
the election, and give notice thereof, in writ
ing, to the persons elected; and that the in
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

An Aor to Incorporate the Mount Bethel
Church, Of Laurens County.
SECTION i. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives OF the State Of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General AS.
sembly, and by the authority Of the same (:
That the Mount Bethel Church, Of Laurens
County, is hereby Incorporated, with all the
rights and privileges awarded to religious de-
nominations in this State.
SEo.2 2. That the said Bethel Church shall
have power to purchase, receive and hold any
real and personal estate, not exceeding in value
the sum Of twenty thousand dollars, and to
sell, convey and dispose Of the same, and, by
it's corporate name, to sue and be sued in any
court of this State, and to make such rules and
bylaws, not %repugnant to law, as it may con-
slider necessary and expedient.
SEQ. 8. That this act shall be deemed and
taken to be q public act, and shall continue in
force until repealed.
Approved March IS, 1872.
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SUPPLEMENT TO THE CHARLESTON NEWS: TUESDAY. April. 9. 1871.

association shall cease and determine: Pro-
yided, however, That in case the said associa-
ton shall not have closed its operations and
affairs. as above provided for, within q shorter
period, then this act shall not continue in force
beyond ten years.
SEQ. 6. That this act shall be deemed q pub
lie act, and be given and received in evidence
without being specially pleaded.
Approved March IS, 1872.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-04-09

AN Acr to Incorporate the Grand Division Of
the Sons Of Temperance Of South Carolina.
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and
House OF Representatives Of the State Of
South Carolina, now met and sitting in Gen.
eral Assembly, and by the authority Of the
same
That Oliver Hewitt, W. W. Pemberton,
Thomas ]. LaMotte, ". B. Timmons, W. r. D.
Cousar, G.. G. Patrick, E. E. Sell, B. D. Towns
end, A. NJ. Kennedy, Rev. J. Claudius Miller,
G. W. Turner, L. W. Kennedy, N. W. Fielder,
L. l.. Rice, 8. b. Tindal, and others who now
are, or may hereafter become, officers and
members OF the Grand Division Of the Sons Of
Temperance, and their successors, officers and
members, be, and they are hereby, declared to
be a body corporate and polite, by the name
and style OF the "Grand Division OF the Sons
of Temperance OF the State OF South Carolina"
and that the said corporation, by its corporate
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tAOy ~ kASA 4h AAS oh6iA A46F0 .
common seal, and shall have power and author
ity to appoint, iom time to time, such and 80
many proper persons to act as marshals and
policemen as they shall deem necessary and
proper, which officers shall have all the powers,
privileges and emoluments, and be subject to
all the duties. penalties and regulations pro-
vided by the laws Of this State for the Office OF
constable. And the intendant and wardens,
in council, shall have power and authority
under their corporate seal, to ordain and es-
tabllsh all such rules and bylaws respecting the
treets, ways, public wells and springs, or
fountains Of water, markets and police Of the
said town and for preserving health, peacs,
order and good government within the same,
as they may deem expedient and proper; and
the said council may afix fines for offences
against such bylaws and ordinances, and ap.
propriate the same to the use Of the corpora
ton, but no fms shall exceed twenty dollars;
all fines may be recovered by an action for debt
before the proper tribunal.
SEQ. s. That the said council shall have pow
er to abate and remove nuisances within the
limits OF said town; aud, also, to classify and
arrange the inhabitants liable to police duty,
and to require them to perform such duty as
occasion may require; and to enforce tue perfor-
nance thereof by appropriate penalties: Pro-
vided, always, nevertheless, That the said town
council shall have power to compound with
persons liable to perform such duties, upon
such terms as they shall, by ordinance, estab-
lish.
SEQ. 6. That it shall be the duty Of the In
tendant and wardens to keep all streets and
ways, which may be necessary for public use,
within the limits Of the said town, open and in
good repair; and, for that purpose, they are
hereby invested with all the powers, rights and
privileges granted, or that may hereafter be
granted, by law, to the county commissioners.
within the limits of said town. And, for any
neglect of duty, said intendant and wardens
shall be liable to the pains and penalties i'm
posed by law upon the county commissioners
for like neglect. And they are hereby, individ-
ually, exempt from the performance of road
and police duty; and the inhabitants of said
town are hereby excused from road and police
duty without the limits Of said corporation.
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them to the use OF the said corporation; and
no person residing within the said limits shall
be liable to work on any road without said linn
its, or to be taxed or assessed for the same.
SEC. 8. That the iowa council Of Pendleton
shall have power to impose an annual tax upon
the keepers Of billiard tables and ten-pin alleys,
or in any other pin alleys, within the discretion
of said council, and to grant or refuse license
for the same, upon such terms and conditions,
and subject to such regulations, as they may
by ordinance establish. They shall also have
power to impose q tax. within their discretion,
on all sales made by itinerant traders and auo-
~tioneers, on all public drays, wagons, car
riages, omnituses, and other vehicles kept for
hire, s.aud on the owner or possessor OF oil dogs,
hogs, sheep, goats and cattle kept within the
corporate limits of said town. The said town
council shall have power to impose an annual
tax on the amount Of oil sales Of goods, wares,
merchandise, and, also, on the amount Of in
come arising from all factorage and mechani-
cal employments, faculties and professions, in
Guiding the profession Of dentistry: Provided,
That no tax shall be imposed in any one year
to exceed the rate of twonty cents on each hun-
dred dollars Of the value of such sales and in.
come; and the said town council shall also have
power to impose o tax upon oil persons who
shall open any room or car for the purpose Of
taking daguerreotypes or other likenesses, With
in the corporate limits OF said town; and the
said town council shall havo the power to i'm
pose an annual tax, not exceeding twenty cents
on every hundred dollars Of the value OF all
real estate lying within the corporate limits Of
said town, the real estate OF churches and
school associations excepted, and for that pur-
pose they shall appoint three freeholders, res
ident therein, to assess the value OF said real
estate, upon oath, and return The assessment,
within one month, to said council, for taxation,
and to fill any yacany oceasioned by tho death,
resignation, refusal to serve, or removal from
Office of the said assessors; and any person
who shall refuse to act rs assessor, upon being
appointed by the council, may be fined any
sum not exceeding twenty dollars; and the
said council shall have power to regulate the
price OF license upon all public shows and ex-
hibitions in said town, and to erect q powder
magazine, and to compel any person holding
moro than twenty-five pounds OF powder 10
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-10-01
PORT OF NEW YORK, SEPT. 80, 1872.
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