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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1873-12-23
CHARLESTON. 81


AID tbs fair earth, that waSa heaven With thee,
Is hidcous 70 my eyes. G.'l W.
CHARLESTON. 80; ... .;,a
Last Hours of Tho LegiSldtitrs-A FdretceA
dlmboree By tie Public Printer Whisky
and Generalization = Tho Safqsntdt.
arms C0rra!ing Mem5erSof hei LSgislG.
tue-Pailure Of tho Appropriation 9Bill
A Man from Marion Expresses Himssf--
The Detected Member from ,Eetois County
The o. s. District Court VIE Com,
posed tho Jury. n'='sF - fa'. q
Special Correspondence Of the Intelligence
CHARLESTON, Dec. 30, 1872
This was the "dsy Of days with the
West Virginia Legislature, The PAM
perei Walker gaye;a grand ball and en-
tertainment ct his house and in the little
Southern Methodist Church that he owns
and that adjoins his dwelling. To this
ball the whole Legislature, clerks, pages
and members Of the third House were IN.
yited, with one or two exceptions; also, Q
large number Of citizens. The House Of
Delegates had o session at night; but II
was seon found that nobody was on hand
Ssd No, ooScindeS 70 Sb;fa.wssS The p,
pau T nv so Sa;nS ~ or m y col, of the
uorsa Sas orda1ed and PAT ns;Iv swern
n "a Sa we ,.;,t. sonss sssist-
ante ana S;snstcbed 10 Walkerss IN inc
hnnt az abssr,eea s Thar hs Io,,n nj M
most OF the Iecislature standing around
in groups and leaning ap eeainSt Seeoh
oiber and ofbefwiseS demoralized. 4 A
large stock Of apple jack wine andre.
ireshments generally were Visible to the
eye, and so also was the inevitable and
irrepressible q. o. u, who was busy ours
ing the Radicala, which TO say the leesl
was in bad taste when Other guesm Wele
present who entertaine u diilereni YieyB
Daily however,! told the absenteeg that
,hsv mnssS q imp with MIN { That he had
been Sword in" and @byS golly" the
House must he organized, or II this would
oct ont II would kill the 1Dimicratic
sSs O. LSyis.n .t,araa Nj, 80, a., q "A IA!
party 90 ne tsH tnstll luI eSSS
make e anog1,m But the members hsy.
80. -, 800 nr hiond- I mean Z, anririta
ing got a tasle OF pivou-t meanisPn.'e
went strolliDg DacR 10 the same Con-
genial place. like 30 many animals 10
moi TOAD The;r hearts ycere there and
ue" leeu' anen 49, ny rts,,,,;,ie.
they couldn't keep away. 'Ihe iestiVius,
were kent up until lar beyond the small
horra nanctnn y,oia fhh 3nfincinai afntfse-
Hoa ". 1e ~. fer ctnsc, bn;Idino;
ment: hoWe ihat ot Snulcn p ,ula.TI1s
wins VII ,I aId sloFy' tbe band pIaysd Il want
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MORE BULLYING

The Senate Judiciary Committee,
through the Hon. Mr.. Custom, the gen.
tleman Who wears q cloak like Catholic
Priest and walks like an Emperor, sub
mitted b report in relation to the $2,100
used BY Governor Jacob out Of the con-
tipgent fupd 10 pay, the expenses Of p lay
suit against The raiders IN the late print
ING enibrogllo, fs@ = 3ts@5 O 1879
The Huntington argus. [volume] (Huntington, W. Va.) 1872-1905, 1873-02-15
LEGAL NOTICE.

State ef West Virginia, C'bsH County. s..
At Rules held in the Clerks Once Of IN.
Circuit Court of Cabell County. on the ar,
Monday in the month Of February, 1873:
ID. T. Davis,
". In Debt.
R. \. KIT & e. + Little.
The object of this suit l. to recover from the
defendants. r. \. Hin and c. f. Little. the
sum II eight hundred dollars SsOol due by a
certain bond filed in the cause Of u. 7. Davis
against X. A. Hill, IN the Circuit Court Of
Csbeli county.
This day came the plaintiff by his attorney.
ami on his motion, and il appearing by an ali D.
davit filed ia the cause. that the defendant. r.
A. Hill, Is a non resident Of this state, il is
therefore ordered that he do appear here with
in one month after the first publication Of this
order. and do what 4. necessary to protect his
interest IN this suit.
MOSES ;. rHORNBURG, Clerk &C &C.
Marin a RIcEErrs, Att'ys. febst4pfS6
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SUNDAY

d / Push' MiddIcpcr; Jno wcp,er. Ohio.
feter Kennel. J J Brown, city: \ b Deu.,
Cincinnati; Ralph Lecte, Irouton: Gle. rbur
man " N'i L b Norton, Ashland. ny: A ]
SAMSON Stout, Pomeroy; II Peabody.
Ifonton' Nat Bunch, Ohio; F Hadlev. Peter
NeHar' David heliar, Vim Seaman. Penn.
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" SNTED.

tract of land, suitable for hol- ,olapy.
near Huntington, or ou tho line Of the 'le.o-
P'"f' anil rhio Rpti,o0L 10 must be- of good
average quality 1imbcr Mineral and Farm
ing. tract must not br less than 2J. 900
nor more than 10000 acres.
IS. :. DUWNEE co,
West Virginia Real Estate Agency, over tho
Post Office. fcbIst4
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THURSDAY

Thompson, Cincinnati; A Elnrman.
"aIIipol's' Joe Sands. Slnds, Newport, Ky;
G NJ Mo-ier, Portsmouth; Ludwig schmidt.
Guyaudottc; II Hooker, Madison. Ind. "
+ HoIderby' city; VIM Armstrong, Ohio; W
W Jones, GalIipOus; r Scamand.. J Price.
BarDour-''le: IL Mitchell, city; L KcIIup.
Portsmouth; Jesse White, Ohio; 4 J Trice,
city; Joe Peck. Guyaudott,; White. Ce-
redo' WIN Mathers, New Albany; J " Davis.
Greenbiier John Mccoy, Cbiiicothc. > X
klotts. Il J. Hamilton, Irouton; " J. Losce,
g a % Il r. Bobt Burke, stanton; b $ Weed,
Pittsburgi Mis-. Jenkins. Green Bottom. W
Metz. Rome, o. James stewart, BoIla; Henry
seymore, Louisa, Ky; Knott, Circleyil,c.
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SALE
over so I;uiIdinp Iot.

On large, well finished house. with c
with out kitchen, Nc; very desirable and ri
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FOR RENT.

Two rooms, suitable for ofhees. conveniently
Treated on Eighth street. over l.. Wise 4 Co.
N'o'hing store. For particulars. inquire Of
". II. HARVEY. Att'y at Law.
ichI3u huntinetnn W Va.
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MONDAY

IL sheppard, Richmond. Va;JH uar.h.
larger Fafkersburg; Thos Belts, Ohio: Lud
Wig Schmidt. Edward Smith. Hayslip and
Iady' Mrs IL Douthit, Mrs J Douthit.
''uyandotte; Peter X Everett, A ; Neal. Bar.
louisville; stephen Davis, Ohio: J b Bowen.
wayne COG brown, W X Scamund.. Bar
louisville; Keyscr. Wayne ca: A NJ Nor.
Il'on' Big sandy q Gleason, Parkersburg; W
beekley' Baltimore; Haas, Cincinnati; Z b
norton Ashland, c b Walker. Charleston; A
Rogers, Newport.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-01
One by One They Come

Tho following opinion in regard to
the Congressional election, is taken
from The SIOund,rills Reporter, (Radi.
c,l)
The Legislature passed, few day,
since. a bill directing the Board Of Pub.
lis Works to certify to tho election Of
Members Of Congress, Of this State.
In view Of the fact that tho Governor
declined to perform this duty, We don't
exactly s,S what ether action the Leg.
islSlurs could have taken 10 The case
The persons rOted for 10 October will
undoubtedly receive the certificates en-.
titling them toseats 10 the house. Ben
Wilson will thus at last attain the po.
.ition which be hA. had in view for
quite a number Of years. And after
all il 4 strict construction Of the law is
adhered to, We are inclined to think that
thu oc,Ob0r men WOro legally elected
although they were not justly elected
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-01

PisAxstAl doctors are wn,Iiag agoOd
deal Of pen, ink aud paper just now in
telling 1hatthsy kusE sb0ut preventing
p.piss. THIS Is avery ab'ard idea, fot
financial psnieS cAnnot bs prevented
very we'll, They're not caused by any
Mind Ct currency or the absence Vf il
TLeiF fos,s lie deep in human nature
apailIpu,icu for speculation aud run.
sihg risks, and they happen at somewhat
regular intervals 10 all commercial
sopEttits. and will cenllrus to happen,
As leng a. the world laiis--but not al.
vlys 10 the sane form or with tho same
iasidents. They will happen never.
tSslssl Diseussisus aud theories sho.
uld look mot 10 preventing pauies for
ihai cannot 10 done, but 70 controlling
tksn aud mitigating their effects. To
thiilster We arc becoming somewhat
educated. Is ihs last Mighty CRISIS
which Threatened ~ viii prove This
inonlisr panic pLish threatened Ike q
sild l.iis 70 60 through ourHhcle land
aud have noihius but wreck aud ruin 10
u, track. wss tuned down ioinoderasien
ssry poou after iu Appearance by cool
lefi. uerys and nunbcial ihIerdness,
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gEpE ggR&T
MoMAeN, Dec. !



Tia indications from Washington
are that the President is going to re-
ssils a milk and water apology from
spain for the brutal murder Of 81
American citizens, which, il done, will
b, n notice to any foreign government,
10 kill aud murder apy number Of
American citiIsuI tbat may plssse
their fancy or suit thCir purp1.e ; and
Il will 30 only necessary for their gov
srpmsnt to say that it is sorry for it,
and they will ondOayor to prevent a
iooetitiou Of Il in tho future but that
promise need not 10 adhered TO longer
than il would suit their purpose to DO
-. For Il IL well kuoWn that since
the commencement Of the war in Cabs
ihat from time to time nuntors os
American citizens have been brutally
murdered by the Spanish authorities
f,r no reason whatever than for sup.
posed symprthy With tss CublnE, and
wheu cur Government said anything
about It, they revived about the same
kind Of reply that they will for the
wholesale murder committed a few
days ago. It isau outrage upan the
citizens cfthe country, and a disgrace
that the administration al Washington
does not take some steps TO sffectually
stop this numbering Of our citizens.
The people ought not to submit to any
ching less than the surrender and exc
euiion Of every man that was rcspousi
Die for tho murder Of the persons or
board the Yirsiunius. The truth is
Spain has but mere mob for n gov
srnment, which Is controlled by a 10
Of Communists, such rs drsnchcd tn
streets Of Paris With blood last year.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-01
TIMBER AND LUMBER.

Persons desiring to fa,sish Saw.
I,Oos on the banks Of tho West Fork
River. or any Of its principal tribata.
rits above ClArksburg, or toIell stand.
lug Timber or Timber Lands, are re-.
lusitsd TO inform ine Wha, they have
TO sell, how much aud where. State
prices aud terms
| saw "cn tho halves all merchant
able siw-logs offered at my mill in
0lirkibutg and will, by special con-
tract, undertake TO sawgpod Logs in
large quantities less than halfofihe
lumber,
Resssasble fssililiss afforded fot
Sticking 6e.
Adde'S RrIu. Ml1wstE.
Clafkrbpfg va.
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CHARLESTON.
WHAT OUR MEMBERS
ARE DOING.
Dirty Tricks OrTricky Hen
THE GOVERNOR AND THE
PRINTER.
Allen simpson and the Contingent
Fund, &c.

CnLELAsrOX, Nov "a.
| have 50 much to write you about,
that | scarce know where to begin. and
low much may Wriis without Wearyiug
the patience Of your readers. have
been hero but three days,snd yet have
picked up an smount Of information,
which | sincerely wish, for the bsucft
Of honesty aud for the sake Of tue Dem.
ocratic party, was possessed BY every
citizen Of the State. Ihavc heretofore
witnessed the deliberations Of LsgiIla.
tive bodies, but never in my Whole OK.
pstiSnse have | seen body Of men 50
earnest, sincere, and devoted 10 tue best
interests Of the people. To this there
isihe exception Ofihe Republican mem.
b,rs, ADD a few ottheir ilIiSi llisaot
worth while to speak Of this latter class
10 gilt edged language, and I do 20.
propose to do 50. Their idea ia this;
That iiihsy eau rctird legislation, II
they eau consume time, u they eau
bring about any tTlraordintfy OF need.
less ezpspis, itthey eau BY any mean
obstruel The progress otihewotk which
they we're sent here TO help 70 DO. they
are all.righ, They omit no oppof,un.
ily 70 % thiif and | say Il wilh sur.
priss, that menw Who ptofess morality,
,tonld, ailer iaklug ! solemn Oalh IL
Ny pstleiia ihslr dallt., lol
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sov.,per Jacob md Mr.. vtlAor.

Governor Jacob is aEaia rid.ps his
printing bsbby and nov asks the Lsgis'
lalureto make special appropriation to
enable him TO bring suit ugainst Walk.
or, which We presume mcSus TO enable
him to pay several thousand dollars to
his pot lawyers. Governor Jacob did
not deem II necessary to get special
appropriation to pay over $4,000 10
lawyers lad others lor the purposes Of
violating tho Constitution sud siatutary
laws Of tho State. and why be should
nov desire special appropriation to
enable him 10 perform a sworn duty, is
what ~ would like some OF his special
friends 10 rise and explain. 1t vas
charged 10 February, 1872, that
Walker was making improper charges,
and tho House Of DELEGATED, on the
2s,h Of February, 1872, passed the
following resolution:
"R6olysd, That the Governor and
four members Of the House, to hs sp.
pointed by the Speaker, are hereby di.
rscted to investigate the accounts and
vouchers Of the Public Printer dad
u. Gonra0r "a requested TO take such
s,epi "a hs fact, mag require ani The
lais authorize" y
Ga the Goth Of August, 1873. Gov.
emo; jacob suspended Mr.. Walker a,
Public Printer. lie hsd tho same au.
thority 10 March, 1872; and why did
he then permit Walker to remain in
power Is months. when he knew. as
ko said be did, that he was making i'm.
proper charges, Again, tho Legisla,
ture, last winter, authsri1cd him, il be
had Knowledge Of Walker Ov,rULArg.
ing, to bring sui, to compel him to re.
turn the amount over.charged, and
gave him a contingent fund Of
$4,000
What has the Governor done With
all that money! Tho Constitution
says he shall send With bis message to
the Legislature a detailed report, With
vouchers, Of all money expended By
him. lie failed to make tbi, report
and when called upon by the LsSisla.
turS for it, be merely sent the aSgrs.
gate amount. Why he refuses to CON.
ply with tho requirements Of the Con.
stitu.iOn, the Public are left to CoDjSc.
tute. But Governor Jacob had ample
authority, with a contingent fund Of
$40, 900 at his disposal aud power, to
diree, the Attorney. General TO prose.
cute this suit WithOu. any cost to The
State; and having failed to perform hi,
duty, Il noE becomes the duty Of the
Legislature to take this matter in hand.
I. will not do for them to say that it
10 Governor Jacobs duty-Hs know
that; but We also know that he has
failed to perform it, and he having
failed, the Legislature must act. The
charges have been made so frequently
that the p.Opls demand that this mat.
ter be Investigated By the Courts; aud
II is due them that il should be done,
and II isalso due Mr.. Walker that be
should have an opportunity Of defend.
log himself before a jury This cOus-
lsy. Thou give Governor Jacobs 40
appropriation TO prosecute this suit aud
II squluders the money. a, 10 la.
done ia tho last year, hold him to a
strict accountability. Let all public
ohsH. remember The fate Of Doe,
w esl."
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-01
TIE WORLDS AWARD,

As shown BY sales, proved By sworn re-
turns to the owners ufthe principal sewing
uaGehinS patenis-whch last year amounts
ed 10 two hundred and nineteen thousand,
seven hundred aud 6fy.tlght (2ls,fSs. J
rnaehineI, nine out often ofthem btiny for
family use. This Is ovel 5000 more sew.
ing machines than were sold by aRy other
company for tile same period, and over one
quarter Of all the machines sold 10 lsi2.-
These enormous sales arc owing TO the lsng
tested merits Of the Singer Machines, which
meet the wants Of the public In Iuperiori;!
and simplicity Of construction, aud eaPa.
bility for great variety and excellence Of
work. That the users Of Sewing NaehinEs
6pd these deiirabl4 qualities in the
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-01
MANHOOD. HOW LOST, HOW
RESTORED.

Just published, a new edition af De- CT
VERwELEI CELEBRATED EsLr GU the rad ca
care without medieiue) Of SpefmGtorihua
or Seminal Weakness, Involuntary Seminal
Losses, lmpo,sncy, Mental and Physiesl 10.
capacity, impedimenu to Marriage, etc, +
alto, ConSunptie n, Epilepsy and Fiu, In.
daeed by Selt.indulgenee or sexual extraTs-
sanse.
cents.
The celebrated author, 10 this admirable
essay, clearly Demonstrates from a thirty
Years iureeSSfui practice that the alarming
consequences OF Sclf.AbpsO may be radically
cured without the dangerous use ofinternll
medicine or the application Of the knife;
pointing out q mode Of cure at once simple,
certain and cdeetuAl, BY means ofwhieh eT.
cry sufferer, no matter what bis condition
may be, may cure himself eheaply, privately
and radically.
~ This lecture ShoEld be 10 the hands
Ofeyery youth aud every man in the land.
Sent under seal, 10 plain envelope, 10
any address, postpaid, on receipt Of tiI
cents, or Two postage stamps.
Address the Publishers,
CHAS. j. @. KLINE & co.,
1877 BOWsry, New York.
Post ofiss Boz, 1853.
ugli'iy
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-01

TUE boosted economy ofour govern
mSnt Is shown up from the fact that it
costs the people at the rate pftOO
hundred and ten millions a year, or
thirty millions more than last year.
The civil and miscellaneous expenses
are double what they were 10 1S65)in
Johnson's time. } when gold was worth
40, or to speak, with more accuracy,
when grGsnbaeks we're worth barely
fOuy cents on the dollar. The war and
navy depar!msDtco,i tweaty.riz millions
more than lsst year and tie interior
about three millions more. The public
deb. has increased 80, 100000 within
tie last month. Verify The people Ar.
strangely treated BY those 10 whom they
have rsPossd confidence.
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NOTICE 70 CREDITORS.
To lie Creditor, Of Fillian n IN,

To de Creditor, Of Kiliaa r. Ran-
rick, deetaiei!
lp pursuance ola decree efi.hs cireuit
Court Of the county Of Webster, made In .
cause therein pending, TO subject The rsalss-
tate Of the said William I. HAmriek 10 The
payment Of bis debts you arc required 10
present yonr claims against the taid William
I. HAmrieki for adjudication, TO Bernard
NollohAu, a Commissioner Of the Ciftuit
Court, at the Cltrk's 0fiee ofthe aid Court,
on OF before the lS. day Of January, 1874.
Witness, B. O. Conrad, Clerk Of said
Court this let day Of November, 1879.
b. O. CONRAD, Clerk.
j. A. Anderson, ATTY. nov10-6v
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GILL's WHEELING RAW BUER
PHOSPHATE
Farmer. Rsaaa.d P,sa.

There /. not q spider hanging 90 tie
kings wall but has bic GRAND th,re
is not an animal, vegetable, o. any
thing Noah saved 10 his Ark but what
was made and saved fer good. Audi
will have 1t that God never created
man to DO blsnk aud to Be a nothing;
therefore | announce myself
West Hlfginia's phospha 70 Manu-
factufer.
~ Send for circulars and learn 10
inerease your crops aud set your folds
IN rich neldous ofgtass. All inqui-
ris' answered Assns wanted IN sv-
cry Township.
H, II, Gut, Manufacturer.
Lock Drawer III, Wheeling, WA.
0et27, 1873. 9 months.
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Ties. ar. he Hightn Seeing Ma.
ehias Asardi at TIeaHs.

Tho SINGER received all tho medals
awarded to either Of ihe competing Ma
chimes, and two medals mors than any
other obtained. Then, 10 the name
truth, what Is 1t that prompts people TO
claim recommendations for the Diploma Of
Honor The fact Is, no Diploma o. Honor
has been given 10 ahy Saving Machine
Company, but imueAIuribly better Is
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-01
BL00DED CATTLE AND SHEEP

A ". weoDFoRD is now agent for III,
"A. sale ofFias Blooded Sheep, imported
direct from Canada. Also, imported Cattle
pure blood. Penons wishing 10 purchase
any ofihe above described stock, will cali
90 the undersigned, OF Parker D. CooknAn
4 Bro, Of Jane Lew. James Lynch, Of
Harrison county, will sell one buck lamb
or $50, OF a pair for 500.
uas 10 A. ". wooDFoRD.
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S l N 6 E R

above al Others, lI shown BY the sale, above
given, aside from the awards UflntetnAtlon.
Al JuritJ, either at home OF abroad.
j. II. HANSON. Gen. Agt.,
n III ".
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-12-01

A. tie Vienna Exhibition the SINGER
received the Medal Of Merit. the Medal Of
Progress, and three oltsr Medals for IuPsti-
Ority Of productions.
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WEST va, UNIVERSITY

The ysat htgiui Ia AL Department, on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 8, 1873.
Prof 7. 5. Lyon, with a full STAG Of thor.
eughly qualified Assistants, has charge Of
The Preparatory Department..
Pairouassking iniofmAtion ia regard 10
Tie same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other pep,,l.
meats may be obtained from he lStclttary
or The Fssnly. Prof Geo. w. tiey,f. q
lhc undersigned.
ALEX. MARTIN. President.
MotsanlvNu, W, Va.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

TIE I Y SAsnD t OR'S'
To lie Creditor, Of FIN. C. Gregory,
decedsed:
In rarsuaac, Of decree Of the Circuit
Court Of the county Of Webster, made In
cause therein :ptndinE 10 iabjee. ,he real Is.
tate Of the said VIM. O. Gregory 10 the pay.
meat Of his debts, you arc required TO present
your claims against the said VIM. @. Gregg.
~ for adjudication TO Bernard kollohan, a
Commissioner Of the Circuit Court, at The
Clerks otire Of the said Court, on OF before
the Is, day Of January, 1874.
Witness, B. @. Conrad, CLERK Of said
Court, thi, iIt day ofEoTtnbet, 1919.
B. G. CONRAD, Clerk.
IA AIj.,,o, Az, nnyIn. a.
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We employ nslt bot tonp,teai vt.ha.a.
and uSe only the best material.
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1873-05-30
AN ORDINA MCE


To prevent the running s8slarge Of dogs, and
authorizing the destruction VI the same, when
found running at large.
SEcTIoN !. Be Il ordained BY he Council of he
Incorporated Village If Perrysburg, That 1t
shall be unlawful for any person or persons 10
suffer or permit any dog Or bitch to run at
large within the incorporated Village Of Per-
rysburf. unless the said dog or bitch bo hrst
reported by the owner or keeper thereof 10 the
Treasurer Of said Incorporated Village, Tor
taxation aud the tax thereon be paid 10 the
said Treasurer, as hereinafter provided, and
be muzzled with good aud sufficient muzzle
securely fastened on said dog or bitch, ia
such manner as TO prevent the same from
biting.
SBc. 2. That the owner or keeper Of anv dos
or bitch, befnre allowing the same to run al
large, as provided in the first section ef tlii
ordinance, shall pay to the Treasurer OF this
Incorporated village, the following sums pei
year, as tax thereon
For each and every dog, 81 for each and ev
cry bitch, So.
SEc. 3. The Marshal and Deputy Marshal are
| hereby required, and all peTsuns are herebl
authorized to kill any dog or bitch running a
| large, wihin this Incorporated Village, uuac
c. mPnned by the owner or keeper thereof.
SEC. 4. That any owner or keeper Of any dol
or bitch, who shall permit tho same tn run q
large, unless the tax thereon be paid, and tn
animal muzzled as above ordained, shall b
| fined in any sum not exceeding ten dollars
or be imprisoned IN the Jail Of said lncorpora
ted village, not exceeding ten days. or both
at the discretion Of the Court or tribunal try
! ing the same, and pay the costs Of prosecu
tion. Provided, That the Mayor shall hRv
pswer, at all proper seasons Of the year, Il
suspend by proclamation tho execution q
this Ordinance for the time being.
SIC. 5. This Ordinance shall take effect an
be in force from and after the goth day @
June, A. d. 1870.
Passed June s, 1870.
]. r. TYLER, Mayor.
:. J. ODLISGER, Clerk.