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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
Special Notices

.sJs-THg sOI THBRN KRPUBI,ICAS ~.
70 hOOIATluN Eiil hold a regular moetlrg
TuIs cru EsDAY EvkNlNG, uotoesT ~, At $3.50
o'clock, In Olarke's Hall, over Nos f77 and l1B
aD'-a 4. RUTHERFORD, President
OHAs. T. COTTON, seoretAry. oC9
special msolllE Tor the trans Ietlop q bu,inesi
& w * ~ ned 4 The hs h HoS
o.aa rs,,,l wM'o' KIHnS .tS,;,.,
s. RoisSi. q 6Sipabs
GsS s4 H.Ss% 81 z osoeS
In r. fall SatOIp p Sl,"nS re tSSsTSl o. our
ss sS AZ. s St. 81 '''''
By order Of the Eminent OommhndsT;
uSF-ATTENrION ,COKCORAN ZOUAYRs.
d.d oeabsS r. I u. oSsSo4s SSsoS "a a.:
hsrsbJ ordered 70 aSsem6s 10 fall nnlorm, At thsiI
s'oooi ?, gith arms and AOOOutiOmOnlS 10 perfect
nv Dn.o"u, JOSEPH t. X. PLANT. o,g s,. :,
S6-ATTESTION,,G HKNAOIEK GUTED.
- All osHssss nd member. Of ,hs Grsasal,t
TUESDAY sySPipa, A. Z o'olook sharp, % prepare
Tor parade 90 ThQkspAY BsIL All uniforms must
OssS Uspl. UoHnIndibr
M-NATI0NAL VETERAN CI.bH, At.
TENTIOE The National Veteran Olub viii
meet = thsiE gP5 h2pIh $50 PSn1.y,ahA hyrnus,
e rsoelys the ystsruu Legion Of Allegheny Ooany,
Pa, on W,dnesdAy morning, By order Of the First
Vice President. A. h. q, RICHARDSON,
oo2l Recording Secretary.
~ ATTENTION. CORCOEAN BATTAL-
ION.-lh0 CoFcQTan Battalion, consisting OF
the oIootAn Zouavest urenAdieT Guards and WGAh.
layton hhea In Aeoordaaeo with general orders No.
?, dated October II, is2 arc hsIsby ordered 70
sIlyania aysnus northwest, 90 THURsDAY, october
~, At 9t3O O'clock, .. m sharp,
by order Of the NsnaTAl ommAndinH
JOSEPH T. X. PLANT, Captain,
OhiolAl:
H.; HAsSEMAN, Sec Lieut., and Act AdIutAnt
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Special Notices.
RULES AND REGULATIONS
IN REGARD TO
s M A. LIP X.

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sssp sSsSs..iaiiI ysScinsi,3 Or sysSe5atsd 2tisin
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aaires H. phJsioishs Viii Be smp Js 10 70 irom hons.
~ gssd ,Sscss,gS 80 :" q" people
P,inginsls 81 inSoT8,raisd psnutaatu,ln. ,or,n,.
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ebsriiss gbSTs ths pooT Al sog are Tesiy, NJ,
tsTs III hoas,s al s5TtegtIsn lamar. Ess,,.sr. =,
pS,s,Ss and dirSo,oys or ssSe.,s oI "A nstIniioSs
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imm sdiata, apon n n sdmiiSp me, 40 nsi 49,
yssessstioS bSv,pr tStsS Ssss v,hn AZ. sssS.
SmsiIpoT being eninsntiy eontssio1s and infss.
n9%, " ,05s an lRgerA,e TO- toe
q case OF smallpox occurs in dwellina Containing
than two inha btAnts Il shalt be the daty OF the
men, ~ he SoeasSne2 81 tSs psp.ep S, s,s
,s,rs8 n''' 'O''' !" 'n' aNe''nS 70 'pre
And whenever In a tsnementhouss and LODGING.
house, boarding house or hotel the person ifliotsd
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noa.S "a ~. nmniipo, "a, " a,. pc ~
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shl9rsla@ s3hn eS nuaa 70 ths pssnTs ROM az
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tendance upon ths ,isE sh VI n2t cone 10 contact
pts,iSasiS prasegiy ingniSsist asd AZ f s,sd "a
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wan DEPARTMENT.
ApIUTANT GESEhAL's OFFICE

wan DEPARTMENT.
ADIUrANT 0ENERALs OTTICE,
MAsHINoroN, Oct w. ls'L
l. The following decision Of the Judge Advo
cate General, Endorsed upon certain records OF
Courts Martial, IL approved By the Secretary Of
War, and publlshed for the Information Of the
army:
BUREAU or MILITARY JpstlcE, Oot, !, isa =
Respectfully submitted to the Secretary OF
war, through the Adiutant General, and At.
tention invited 10 the illegallty Of 80 much OF
the sentences In the accompanying cases ~ 70.
poses authority In the Department Commander
10 ~ the date Of discharge Of prisoners. The
sentence Of Court Martial should be complete
and perfect IN itself the power Of the court 10
tlon Of the REVERSING authority IL executive
not judicial, and can only be exercised 10 remit
or mitigate an approved sentence, which must
be fixed and definite In its provisions.
The obvious motive Of the course pursued In
these oases-to give prisoners on their discharge
from custody small sum for their Immediate
support--ls pralsewOrthy and humane, but It's
illegality cannot be Questioned.
tSigned) J. HoLT,
Judge Advocate General.
II. A sentence by court tdartial adjudging =
dlshonOrable discharge to take elect at such
period In term Of conf nemCnt as shall be desig.
mated by the reviewing oficer IL contrary TO
laW-aH being q delegation Of = portion Of the
judicial power 10 determine the measure Of pun.
lahment; II Il therefore directed that hereafter
no sentence In such form shall DO confirmed.
by order Of the Secretary OF War
WILLIAM u. wuiPPLE,
Assistant Adjutaut General.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

VIII Mh. HhEtLEN SHOULD BE ELECTED,
AZ last VIC find Greeley organ turning
out of the beaten path Of abuse Of General
Grant, his Administration, the Radical lead
ers and the Radical party, as 1t is called, and
endeayoring to give some solid, substantial
reasons why Mr., Greeley should receive the
electoral votes of thlrty-seyen States next
November. 1t Is, to 10 sure, rather late In
the day. but there Is an old proverb on the
subject whose teachings we arc not incline d
10 slight From the hour that the framework
Of the coalition was laid at Cincinnati, i've or
an months ago, to the present time the cham.
plons and supporters Of Mr.. Greeley have
sOdulously abstalned from anything like ar
gument or reason In their advocacy Of their
candidate. We have heard ouly only one
continuous shrek Of fraud aud corruption and
despOtlsm aud Capitalization aud nepotlsm.
Never a word has been uttered by Mr. Gree
lcy'6 hired advocates about tue great questions
before tho country, but We have boon 6urluitod
with Long Branch and iaSt horses aud the
New York CuBtom-hOusu, with Mr. Murphy
and Mr.. Casey aud u scOru Of others. When
the Republicans pointed to the glorious record
OF tho Administration the opposition shouted
somothlug about military rings" When
our opponents were dCaCd TO prove that Gen.
Grant had been unfai.hiul to any trust re-
posed In hlm that ho bad not always acted
a. Tue highest wisdom aud patriotism lu~
spiro and dictated, they answered with the
n narration OF tavern scandals, the Publication
VI all tho moannoss and iilth and NLUpera'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
S@-REG isTER's 9FEiGF.


WAsHnGToH, d. o., OotobsI u, lsIs. !
Nouee e hereby given that on FRIDAY, Noysm'
tTiot Of QoumblG 70 al GpolhSosriSs, SietiosssTi,
banks aud bankers bill posters brewers, brokers' book
lGonts butchers 10 the several mArkss cain SCENTS
q disulled aud fermsnted liduofs, wines, and cor.
aAi disuisis Insurance agents, Ice dealers, manu-.
iAeteIeTs OF Illuminating as, life and ire iniuranoo
ph sTs, pFsprstors OF bar rooms sample Tooms do.
pllnE houses, billiards. bARatsllS, and jenny ttnd
tables, bowling alleys, hotoA, livery stables, intan
Eeneo oueea, junk shopu, restaurants Aud oNtinE
ASentH, rootlhors, DC, &c.
All parties engaged Ia said bufiless trades or pro-
lee zoos must promptly TeneE said iosnsos 10 Hoo0rd
Ing licenses, approved Juha ~ is79 VE That ever
poru "a engaged 10 Any trads occupation, PROBES.
sion for which license tau "a Imposed BY the lave Of
the District Of Columbia shall, a the time Tor pm
and shall state undeT oAtn Affirmation, such facts
~ may be applicable 10 license" The RE.
EslsT shall tnen lsiuo TO lhs applicant Certificate
plioAiion has b On mAds, Asd tbs amount OF money
n N be delivered % the Collector, who shall upoi
oeTtihoAto Of depost, stating the amount Of money
paid and the kind Of oonfs required and IL shall be
the duty Of the Register TO Issue aid ieenso."
That every person liable for license tar who may
foe which license may be TequiIsd shall 10 add Ion
70 the license u Imposed pay due OF penalty Of not
lsss thar five - more than Az solST i5E zach
oe3a.daw IsArl RsSlstsr Di'tiiot q Columbia
b6y-DH. J. p. UAUL,RIELD. WILL Govt
menee q oouFss Of Instruction In the ELE-
MENTB OF VOCAL MUSIC In the OOnETagAtiOnAl
ghuToh, vest paTlor, At 0l;lU O'Clock, THuRSDAY,
October r. Ohss dAys, Monday, and Thursdays.
Terms ~ per course Of % Lessons In advance.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
MALAGA GRAPES,
DUCHESS FEARS,
REED 4 SONS.
cetIRst 1914 y street Northvyest

koTIOR-TO MY CUSTOMERS AND OTHERS
IN --JOHNDOUGLAss, Florist, takes this m It'll cd
Of utormlnE hs auAomere Apd othsra that Out Flow.
ers, Bouquets, BAsksts, FunerAl WTeAthA. Croassf,
tesnth street, bgtWsen q street And New York ave.
nue., cheap for thu present
Also. At the OouHtTy GTrenhousr, nesr BsubI E'a
BfidEe, Eastern BTFnoh. large stack Of nae kvsT.
blooming Roses, In lower Persons who de- ire 10
make selection for Autumn Planting are Invited 10
sIamlus tho stock Prices modsrhts,
ooti92w tOhronioiB and Patriot
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
~ FESSlIb5GIEE &aEr q 565SFY o.


WAsHIEurOE, October n, 1bla },
Whereas an Appl cation In writing has been made
10 the undersigned for the opening OF n1td 10 the
Uouniy OF Washington from Central avenue 70 LIN
oolnVlls with he line Of ZlehAIlAh HAEAn And John
whereas tie undersigned believe Il oondueiy 10 the
public interest 10 cause road 10 DO opened above
described and prayed for and vt eTeAa the route Of
aaid read has boon ~ direction IT tho uRdsulEnsd
duly surveyed aud plat thereof prepared aud nlod
in our once:
Notice Is hereby given o. the Application Aforesaid,
A. we'll the opening Of the proposed road, And all
persons having objections thereto requested to
make them known 20 the undoTaiEned on hONEM-
Der =, At nOon At tho once OF tho Vice President
Of the Board Of Public works OF the DiatrUt Of %
Ilmhla, Room No. rs, MorriEons BuildlnF, -Four.
isotlous which HAy be made win be heA and oonald,
cred. ", d, OOOkH,
Ajax. X bHEPHERD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDEn,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

m THF SUPRFNE OOIIRT OF THE DIsThIOT
i OF COLUMBIA, HOLDING a tPEOlAL
TERN
OCTonER n, 1874
In the case Of OHARLEa KLoMAN, sH outoT Of Anrh
Peterson deceased the executor afore aid has With
The a5pfbbatian Of the Supreme Uourt pt the Dis
itiot of Columbia Aforesaid, a. pointed MONDAY,
the 18th daJ Of November, A, n, is1l, for the hnAl
sstemsnt and distribution Of the personal estate OF
said dsoead and Of the assets In habd ~ taras tn
same have been collected and turned Into m neg !
Whon hnd where at the creditors aud hairs Of said de-
ceased are notified 70 attend with thsir claims prop
cry vouohed theT otherwise ~ aW he g1oluded
from ali benefit In eaid decoassd'a eatAteG Provided
a copy Of this ofdsF be publi.hsd oGoa week for
three weeks In the REPUBLICAN previous 10 the said
lest, A. wFBsTEP,
ocqa INaRWs HaHistaF Of wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
New Advertisements.

DRH.TMURRAY, DEN FIST 113 Y STREET,
~ hetvssn Twelfth and Thirteentn streets, Yeg
lssih, elb partial upper or lower set Of teeth, io
eu ocAl I'M
pUTTEH. --FREsH VIRGINIA PRINTBUTTER,
ID In half pounds, q ddea and Tub Butterg 400
rounds bakefa' butter, Tor sale low By WIN. stBREH,
All riEhth street. near P0nhsyl'hnla Ayenus.
ooaiss'
I HEREBY FJRBID ALL PERSONS TRUSTING
tTaotad b. any enc other than mYael. ALEC oaut
any paying any debts das ne for rent or 9th =.
from me- too7iHil ALLISON Major
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
10000
ROLLS OF PAPRRHANGINGS,

Embracing ali rradss Of PLAIN TINT, With Eold
monldipHs for PANELIh0. cut Papsr. Also,
Eains and Blanks - ths newest styles a. patterns,
ranging 10 piles from 10 eents 10 IS per roll
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

JuDGE SMELL, OF the Police Court OF the
District, has addressed the Governor with
view of bringing the attention Of the Legis-
lature to the necessity OF procuring new and
better arranged accommodations for the
court. He very earnestly and justly complains
Of the iuadequacy of the present building;
OF the Improper ventilation; of the absence
OF cOnyenlences the lack Of a secure place
therein for the custody Of prisoners waiting
for trial, and It's remoteness from the jail
Besides these disadvantages the court Is con-
stantly subjected to the distractlng annoyance
Of the noisy street, which frequently requires
u suspension Of business.
We heartily second the request of the
Judge, and hope the District will speedily DO
blessed with Police Court building which
will not only facilitate the administration OF
Justice, but will be an ornament to the city.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

EoR REET-THR LARGE DWELLING HoUsE
~ aSl Penn ylyaniA avenue, slH doors east Of tho
Nations. HOTEL wide rooms, stAifrases and pAsaa Fsa
F1lANOK TAYLOR,
jAhAlu 1lA IrdianA avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22

The EDITOR OF the Tltusville Pa.) Herald
prints letter written by the late William II.
Seward shortly after his defeat at Chicago In
1860 1t has been again and again charged
that Mr.. Seward, chagrined and disappointed
at not having received the Presidential nom
lnhtion, was secretly working to destroy and
overturn the Republican party, whose lounda-
lions lie had helped to lay. This letter, fol-
lowed up as 1t was by the western trip In IA
yor Of Mr.. Lincoln, must set the story forever
at rest. Mr.. Seward writes:
"MAnifestly, my dear sir, It Is a right and
privilege Of my friends 70 form and express their
own opinions on the great event you describe In
your letter with so much spirit and in terms SO
generous towards myself.
"CeTtainly, It would be an afiectatIOn on nv
part TO reprOye them for doing so. But, there
rectly held that the soldier, when he enlists 10
his oOuntry'B cause, agrees 10 refer Il 10 the
Judgment OF that country what rank he shall
take and what duties perform, and that he may
do the cause more harm by questioning the deci
sion which the country makes on his merits than
he can do II good by the utmost bravery and en-
cheney In resisting the enemy: 1t would DO very
hard, indeed. II we're unable to submit 10 the
common discipline Of the camp, and TO practice
the magnAnlmity expected OF every soldier, es-
peclally when my life has been SO full Of honors
already,
but look at the matter also from another
standpoint Our cause Is now destined to sue
cess aud triumph That triumph would be an
empty one II faction should arise among those
who have brought It 70 this contamination II
seems to mo plain duty, to certify the Amerl.
can people, that am In no case 10 suffer my
personal ambitions TO bring any reverse, or
even scandal, on the great party which Is TO 10.
augurate the principles OF the Republican party
IN the administration and future conduct 81 the
Government"
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-22
For Sale or Rent.

ToR RENT-THK DwRLLING.HoUsE No, ~
II Fourteenth sttes,, between O street aud New
LUZ S''H' JOHN ALEXANDER,
Oo9l6s No. 1891 Pennsylvania avsnus,
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28
Proclamation by the Governor.
EXECrTIVE OFFICE,

Nashville, Tenn, Nov. II, 1872
Whereas, the President Of the
United States has Indicated Thurs
day, che 2Sth of November, instant
as a day OF thanksgiving,
Now, therefore, I, John c. Brown,
Governor Of the State Of Tennessee,
do recommend to the people Of Ten
ncssee that they observe that day as
one Of thanksgiving, and that they
unite with the people of the other
States in rendering homage TO Him
Who created and preserves them, for
His goodness in the past, and in
voking His protection in the future.
In testimony whereof l hereunto
set my hand and official sig
nature, and have used the
T. 81 Great Seal OF State to beafix-
ed at Nashville, this IIth day
Of November, 1872.
JOHN C. BROWN,
Governor.
7. II. BUTLER. Sec'Y. of STATE
Nm.J. Wood Of the Lauderdale
Times, has bought the Florence
fAia.) Journal, and the two papers
viii be consolidated.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28
Mr.. GreeIey's Health.

A few days ago a painful rumor
prevailed that Mr. Greeley had lost
his reason and been conveyed to an
asylum for the insane. We are
glad to learn, however, that this is
untrue. bIr. Greeley is quite i'll
from nervous prostration, produced
by great loss of rest and sleep dur
ing his wife's late illness and by the
excitement of the campaign.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28
MUSIC BOOKS
AS HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
Sent, Postpaid, on Receipt Of
tie Marked Price.

We can recommend the following
Vocal Collection of choice Piano Songs
"Shining Lights" (sacred songsl:
Golden Leaves" Vol. /. and H.;
"Hearth and Home" Fireside Echoes,
stSweet Sounds" and ''Priceless Gems .
Prise, $l.75 each in boards; 81 IN cloth ;
$3.50 in cloth and gilt.
Also the following instrumental col
lections: "Fairy Fingers" Magic Cir
cle,o 'eYoung Pianist" and ''Pearl
Drops''-four easy collections, Musical
Recreations," pheasant II e n 0 les, .
Golden Chimes, and Brilliant Gems, .
for more advanced players. Price OF
each book, $l.75 in boards; 81 in cloth ;
$3.50 in cloth and gilt.
Strauss WaltZes. ask for Peters Edi-
tom in vols, 81 each in boards; IS in
cloth. Novelties Cheap Edition of PA
nO-Forte Classics, consisting Of Mendels-
sohn's complete works, III vols. 8vO.,
price $3.50 each; Folio Edition, SO each ;
Beethoven's Sonatas, 81; Beethoven's
Pieces. 81; Chopin's Waltzes, Polo
naises, Noctmnes, Mazurkas, Ballads,
and Preludes, price 81 each; Schubert s
Ten SOnataS, SO; Schubert's Piano
Pieces, 81; Mozart's SOnatas, 50; Web
er's Complete Piano Pieces, "a; Schu-
mans - pieces, So; etc. In ordering
these, be sure to ask for Novelties Edi-
ton. Thew are all handsome editions.
Novelties Cheap Vocal Collections :
Mother Goose, 81 and SO; Randegger's
Sacred Songs, $3.50; MendelssOhn's 76
Songs, beautifully bound, $3.50; Schu-
mans Vocal Album, So; MOOre's Irish
Melodies, folio edition, by Balfe, So /;
German VOlkslieder Album, 81; etc.
Stainer's Christmas Carols, new and
old, illustrated. Price, 81. The same,
without illustrations, in vols, 81 each ;
complete, $3.50.
Peters Musical Monthly, price 80 cts.
each, every number containing at least
81 worth of Music. Bound volumes for
1869, 1870, 1871, and 1872, price, 50
each. Address,
J. /. PETERS,
800 broadway New York.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28
NieePlace.

The Commissioner of Agriculture
has a good thing fit. In addition
to his salary OF $4,000 per year, he
appoints one son a clerk at $ISOC
and another at 81 800. He also &C.
cnpies as a dwelling portion of a
public building, estimated at 81 200
and appoints his family man servant
a messenger at 5000 per annum, be
sides other extras and perquisites.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28
jay GouId.

The millionaire Banker and Bro
ker, late president Of the Erie Rail
road, is now under arrest charged
with fraudulently appropriating TO
his individual use 80, 726, 54l 90, with
interest making over ten millions,
Of the Erie funds If lac will give
us half Of it we will buy off his pros
ecutors and turn him loose to steal
more If he wants TO.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28
Exaenfive CInmener.

President Grant has directed the
issue of pardon to Reuben j
Young, Of Alabama, convicted in
May, 1872, of being implicated in q
Ku-Klux conspiracy and sentenced
to be imprisoned for ten years and
70 pay a fine Of $1,000. The pardon
is granted in compliance with the
petition Of the citizens of the local..
ty, aud it is given out that this poll
cy will be pursued in other States.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28
NOTICE.

DY virtue of an execution to me di-
ID rected from the first Circuit Court
of Shelby county, Tennessee, wiz, on
Monday, Dec. 18Th, 1872,
expose to public sale at the courthouse
door in the town of Pulaski, three
tracts of land lying and being in the
county of Giles, State of Tennessee, in
civil district No. I, lying on the waters
of Kelley's creek, and being Nos. 1, 2
and 3 in the sale and division Of the
lands belonging to the estate of VIM. Z.
Eddins and sold by James McCalIum,
Special Commissioner in the case of
James a, Howard, Admir-, VS.. Virginia
A. Eddins and others, ia the Chancery
Court at Memphis, and purchased by
II. +. Eddins. Said three tracts con-
tanning by estimation 375 acres, and lev
led upon as the property of Milton Z.
Eddins TO satisfy an execution in favor
of NJ, j. Wieks. Said sale will be for
cash. r. A. MITCHELL, Sh'f.
n14-4t By Z, f. AYMETT, Dep'y.
The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1872-11-28
NOTTGE

z T is ordered by the Board Of Mayor
& and Aldermen (and the order will
fle strictly enforced) that no frame
bailding shall be erected nearer the
public square than the following named
streets and commons, viz. Commencing
on the Bridge on Pleasant Run, near
j. B. Chllders' lanyard, running north
with said Pleasant Run to Washington
street, thence west with said Washing
ton street to Third street, thence south
with said Third street to Flower street,
thence east with said Flower street to
Pleasant Run, thence north with said
Pleasant Run to the beginning. This
is a law enacted by the Board of Mayor
and Aldermen, August Goth, 1871. that
no frame building shall be erected
within those limits.
BY order of the Mayor and Aldermen
Of the town Of Pulaski.
ROB'T SHAPARD, Recorder.
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