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New Advertisements.
\ package Of valuable papers lost.
EiGsr.iiI- at 90 South High street.

! package Of valuable papers lost.
E0sr.iil.- at 30 South High street.
a hack aud La'ness for sale.
) dress goods salesman and cash boy
wanted at 49, Church street.
Sc Notice Of :. F. Whitman. public AL
niuistgatOr
y. HiTman * Sons advertise sheet iIon.
Phonix Lodge has Z called meeting this
evening.
Isaac Litton is announced as a candidate
for Circuit Court Clerk.
J. F. Pcmlecost. chairman street commit
tee. adyertises notice to contractors.
The Laura /. Davis leaves for -. Louis
this day al =. u.
The Bolivar II. Cooke viii depart for
the upper Cumberland to-day a. ! p. II.
Kentucky Library Gift CoHcert-See no
iiCe in city items.
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LATEST 5IARKETS By TELEGRAPH.

SAVANNAH, March - Cotton firm;
middlings 15sc; net receipts 1881 bales;
exports 10 the continent - bales; coast
wise - bales; sales 1904 bales; stock
- bales.
MOBILE, March ll.-COttOn quiet; mid
dIings Ij5c; low middlings C; good o.
binary C; net receipts l-5OO bales; eN-
ports 10 Great Britain - bales; coast
wise los bales; to the continent - bales,
sales 1909 bales.
GALVESTON, March ll.-Cotton dull
with a moderate demand: good ordinary
1850; middlinss l65c; net receipts l,ie0
bales: exports to France 1 200 bales; coast
wise 1927 bales; sales 1000 bales.
CHARLESTON. March 11.-Cotton quiet;
middlings lj!aljS; low miGdlincS 1876
good ordinary lIalitc; net receipts l,lJG
bales; exports to Great Britain 2O4 bales
-cOastwise l5G bales; sales 1000 bales.
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SI.ouId BE locked 30.

Complaint is made that great quantities
Of filth are being deposited daily in the
valley of Browns Greek, just south Of the
city limits. As the wash from this valley
is carried into the Cumberland above the
Waterworks, the citizens Of Nashville are
deeply interested in the matter, and it is TO
be hoped the nuisance will be abated.
LATER.-Since the above was written
we learn that two members Of the sanitary
force have been detailed to prevent filth be-
ing deposited at the point named.
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A Host nfThcm.

old Uncle Johnny Hooper of this county
is now living at Canes Creek in Chatham
county. He has just completed his S5th
year, and is still in the enjoyment Of good
health and spirits. lie has one hundred
and eighty grand, great grand, and. great
great grand children, SO we we're informed
by a gentleman who was with the old man
one night last week.
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tiOnary; minus O. tendency 20 faii Plus (Tl Ten
dency % rise. a. G. FORD. observer.
The river continues declining at this point
with IL feet on UaTpeth Shoals.
The arrivals yesterday were the Laura
Davis, St. Louis; Bolivar Ii. Cooke and
Shippers Own, upper Cumberland, and the
Ada Heilman, Paducah.
The Laura Davis had a cargo comprising
10000 shingles, 5000 sacks grain, ~ tons
iron, and - bbls. vinegar.
The Cooke had % and the Shippers Own
- hhds. tobacco, both boats having large
lot Of other produce.
Billy Bowman and 10 johnson have re-
tired from the river and embarked in the
lime business.
The Ada Heilman, Capt. Massengale, is
tie regular packet for Paducab this morn
ing at II o'clock.
The Bolivar III. Cooke departs for the
head Of the Cumberland this evening at
o'clock. Capt. W. Z. Byers is in command
and Lima Cobb in the Office.
The Shippers Own, Capt. Tom Ryman,
is ND for the head Of the river, leaving this
evening at o'clock. Harvey Holland is the
accomplished clerk.
The Laura L. LAWS goes out to Cincin-
natl this evening at 1 o'clock with big
trip. Capt. Owen Davis is IL command,
and F. r. Davis clerk.
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Academy OF Music.

The management Of the AcideihE oi MI
-. arc roaming n rich harvest Just now. hay
M, enaaa,id.for limited period the cele-
brsted Nile. Emma 'iuLiW' one q Il'e
best trapeze performers IN the WGf.I. I ne,
,,,r.,,.IaIfll fe,,ts are received nightly with
enthusiastic applause; Her criIAS- v aux an
80 Cat astonished all behOlders. II IS
fearful looking undertaking, bun size seems
10 get through without ne least uouo'''
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Mr.. W. w. Summers, OF Bedford county,
l,rourbt 10 he city TUESDAY a mule which
he calls "Queen Of Egypt" which Is twen-
.rv-one hands high and large in proportion.
lie has also three year old heiier which
has hut three LEGS, and he Is expecting 10
receive to-day hog with three legs, and
five ear old steer weighing 4.lo5 pounds.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,
Wa SrTrVGTov- March 10 100 A. n.

WASHiNdION, -hdiOl ~ 1-OV Il "
PrObaGiIitieS.-ln New England, partly
cloudy weather and fresh TO very brisk
north and west winds will prevail, with
temperature below freezing.
For the Middle States and lower lake re-
zion. fresh to brisk north 70 west winds,
low temperature and generally clear
weather.
For the Southern States east Of the Mis-
sissippi river. very generally clear weather
and light to fresh winds, mostly northeriy
on the coast.
For the upper lake region ana south over
the Ohio valley, generally clear weather
an fresh TO brisk nOr,herly winds.
For Missouri and Iowa, clear weather
and easterly to nOrtherly winds.
The Ohio and Cumberland rivers viii
fill
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st. Charles Hotel, newly reftted with
ladies' and gentlemen's water closets in
the house, Market street, near the Square,
Nashville, Tenn. J. NJ. Armstrong, pro
prietor. Single meals, 80 cents. Board
and lodging per day, 500, JAMS 3m
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After the first Of March We shall dis
continue all accounts and sell our goods
strictly for cash without exception. Man
love, Richards & MeadOrs. feb24 If
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AunsverSary celebration.

Tennessee Council No.3o, L. F. Of T.,
and Sewanee Section c. Of I. have their
anniversary celebration At Temperance
Hall. Union street. on the night Of the
3G;h inst. The committee Of arrangements
are X. r. Plummer, John ". Lark, J. j.
Zachary. Joseph :. Carols and John b.
Miller.
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Markets

The Chattanooga Commercial Of yes
terlay says: The corn receipts at the
wharf Yesterday sold ii soc. Actual sales
in depot were made at Sc.
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The meeting III the interest of the Nash
vile Exposition, which was to have been
held on Thursday evening at . O'Clock,
viii be postponed until saturday evening
81 that hour. on account Of the funeral Of
the Lata M y. I. Carter.
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Cbeap Rents and No Bad Debts am

still selling Hats and Gents Furnishing
Goods from - to 80 per cent below cost.
New Goods received daily, which l am
selling from 10 to . per cent less than
usual prices. Benson. the Halter, No. l2j
Church street. Battle House. mhl0 If
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POrEEPFS,

The Hog Brigade was actively engaged
Yesterday and succeeded in capturing forty
Iorcine specimens. which Will be sold at
auction unless the owners claim property
and pay expenses agcruing from Tire "hoE
law"
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Committed.

James Glasgow was committed to jail 10y
Justice Shivcrs yesterday, onaccount Of his
being insane.
John W. Bridges, supposed TO be a luna
lie. was released from Jail by Judge Ferris.
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Sent Back.

The decision in the case Of Julia ONeIl-
dine. convicted uf murder in White county.
was reversed by the Supreme Court yester-
dav. and she was taken back TO White
county for a new trial.
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Snh Accident.

/ workman by the name Of Flannigan,
employed in the Chattanooga shops had his
right lee broken Just above the ANGLE yes
ierdav by a falling timber. DR.. Eve and
his son were called TO attend the Unfortu-
maize man.
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4. II. Fricke, who has been up to Aladi-
sanyiIle. Ohio. interviewing the temper
ance crusade, his returned 10 the city, and
he saws if he IS forgiven this time. he viii
never 90 above Mason * DixOI'S line again.
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Mrs. WATTS, of Iowa, has drank butter
milk and eaten honey until she IS so tat
that she can't lift herself out Of chair.
Shs hasn't been out of doors for two years.
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WILLIAM ALvORD, known throughout
the central part of New York State as the
''bOSs horse thief IS in Syracuse Jail. He
is IS years old, and has followed horse
stealing from childhood. He has been con-
viCted of the crime on several occasions, not
less than thirty-years of his long life having
been Spent in prison. He was released
from Auburn, Dec. -, last, since which
time he is believed to have stolen twenty
three horses.
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THIS wonderful dog story is told BY the
Boston TrdreiIeT: G. f. Richardson. of
Lowell, owns a magnificent Newfoundland
dog. Mrs. Richardson took the children
and dog to the photograph saloon Ia have
the group taken; but the dog was in a wilfuI
mood, and would not pose, and was
turned out. The next day the dog put in
an appearance at the saloon and Scratched
at the door till he was admitted; he then
proceeded directly to the spot assigned him
the day before, and placed himself in the
exact position desired by the artist. The
photograph was taken, and when completed
put into box aud given to the dog. who
carried il directly TO his master.
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GREENEVILLE,
The ssReSOIVedneSS'' of the DANES il
Iuabafed.

The ssResOIVedneSs'' of the DANES is
Tnabated.
.'Greeneyille" to the Press and Herald
Of the 10th says: Mrs. Wards saloon is
still open, and the ladies are still encampeH
before it. The holder couHtTymen, coming
into town. now march up to her steps and
take their customary drink, the ladies sing
ing meanwhile,
"TuTn, sinner, turn
When the ladies obtain a signature to
the pledge, or induce a man or boy To re-
trace his steps without obtaining a drink,
they sing:
Glory, glory, halleluiah,
GLORY. glory, haleluiah,
Glory, glory. haleluiah,
Another sinner saved.
Mrs. Ward is said TO have declared her
firm intention TO sell whisky even if the
ladies offered her 81, 900 over and above the
value of her liquor by the drink. The
ladies are rs resOlute as ever, and keep
constantly in front of her saloon. Another
detail Of them is before Campbell'S saloon.
| confess think Mrs. Wards contuma-
ciousneSs viii oUtlaSt the ladies' resolved
ness.
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CITY NOTICES.

1t may be Dangerous to some, but 1t
will be very pleasant, no dOu1t, to the par-
ties who will possess the fortunate tickets
in the Fourth Gift Concert Of the Public
Library of Kentucky on the 5lst inst,
when one million and half dollars viii be
distributed among 1900 ticket holders.
But a few days remaiA in which to pur-
chase tickets. better DO il now and spare
yoJir regrets when It is too late mhl2 IL
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Two Detroit fools undertook to play a
practical joke on a chum whom they knew
to be afraid of being attacked by highway
men. On Monday the victim left his
clearinghouse to escort a lady home. and
then the jOkerS, providing themselves with
masks and billets, waited an alley for his
return. On his approach the two sprang
forth and pursued the victim Of their fun,
whom they overlook and collared, demand
ing his money, The young man drew a
revolver and shot one of his aSsailants in
the shoulder, the ball striking the shoulder
blade, and glancing upward, passed out, IN
tiicting very painful wound. The two
turned and ran, as did also the man with
the revolver after discharging shot in the
direction Of the retreating pair of iokers.
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. ~ -
Jacks.

Mr.. Ramsey. of this county, shipped to
Mckinney, Texas, last Tuesday, via the
ST. Louis and Southeastern, seven Young
iackS
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Sentenced.

William Ballard was sentenced TO the
penitentiary for three years, yesterday on
Tie charge of larceny.
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Colds and COughs.-Sudden changes Of
weather are sources Of pulmonary and
bronchial affections. Take at once Browns
Bronchial Troches,- let the cold, cough, or
irritation Of the throat be ever so slight.
mh1O deOdlw&wlt
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7elsg-GDlse Report from Slgnal Service CsT2s O.
81 A, Of 05ssrVGiiOH, az 1856 r NY a.
Western Uli0z LiHs-
place Of Obser-7 :. - Wd state OF
vaticn. DAT III " ili' u Weather.
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RIVER NEWS.

Dolly Report Of Stage of Water, MIA Clamps n
tie "a Hours ending p. N. March n, 1874
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Baltimore, Washington
x Philadelphia TX. 1919 a. n. $50 ). y.
Washington. Philaiel-
V5f:a \ New York En- $50 z. NJ 200 7. n.
FI:0Y LITTLE -fTAWI DEPOT. EssT FRONT ST.
Washington x Balti-
more Express. 1900. GO A. II. $40 P y.
Baltimore * New York
Fast Line .....----.-... 80 P. n. ll:-o ?. Il
Cumberland Express. 9.f5 2. ~ ll:Z0 A. ".
This Is tifp oulv line running Pullman palace
DRAWN groom and sleeping cars % Washington,
Baltimore and Philadelphia without change.
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(saEssGfg-lhfed.l- nsFor, North College
street j. \. Brooks, Ticket agent.
GOING NORTHWEST.
Ne. 2.-St. Louis Mail, daily except Sunday,
leave 2-2S A. =.
10. ST. Louis Express, daily. leave 2-5S IN
GOING SOUTHEAST.
No. I-NssEyils Mail, daily eNcert Sunday,
arrive $40 =. ".
No. S--Nashv.Ile Express, daily, arrive li0
Pm.
JOHN V. MASS, c, T. a.
AE. SHRADER, Gen1 SuVt.
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STEAMBOATS,.
For st. Louis.

For st. Louis.
TIVHE NEW STEAMER a
LAURA l.. DAVIS, H<S<z<szSsrszs.s,
O. W. DAVIS, Master, +. X DAVIS, clerk
VIII KUN regularly from Nashville to st. LSEls-
Leaves TO-DAY, i2th inst, at p. NJ
1t G. II. ARTHUR & Co. Agents
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For Carthage, Celina, huntsville and
Pt. Isabel.

TIME fine Passenger Steamer sE
SHIPPEIsS' OWN. 1sSszssss.1l.s
r. G. Ryman, Master; II. -: hoIis .Sl I'VE ETE
Wul leave "a above ON 1hUkSDA1 ~
MING. nth inst, at 4 O'Clock
..sFor trt ight or passage apply on b0ard OF 10
8H'ptist q. ii. ARTHUR s CO
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huntsville, BakertOn and Pt. Isabel.
TNHE new and elegant pas ~n
senger steamer, 'l-l-ii-g-'A-
FseIIVAR III. COOKE. ~ - $3.50
W. n. Byers. Master Lima Cobb and Ed Mar
shall, Clrrks,
will depart as above ON THURSDAY, 18th inst,
at O'Clock p. VI.
For freight or passage apply on board or to H.
n. HARRISON, Agent IL
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TRAINS LEAVE. ARRIVE.
Eastern Fast line, CN-
ceIt SunGHy.......-. $50 A. N. $50 P. n.
Cincinnati ENpres, Gly. $50 p. n. l2:50 p, n.
Cincinnati night EX-
press. except Sunday Hoo P, N. 5;+O A. n.
Lexington Mail, except.
Suraav....-..-....6 eco h. II. 100 A. N.
Lexington Express, eX-
Cspt SBEiay......-.. 30 P. Il. go P. Z.
Lagrange AccommOda-
tea, except Sunday e;;'5 A. -. s03 a. y.
Lagrange ACcODmoda-
ton. except Sunday sos a. Il. SO P. N.
Shelhvviile Mail except
SuIaav..-............. eco P. - e;t5 A 4.
Shslbvviils Express cN-
CfI,j SJuGay......... $50 7. n. $50 p. n.
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E,oTESVIELE q CINCINNATI SSEGRT
EISE SAFLROAEs.-Trainsle leave snd ar
u L.a-lis--l-a --LlnM-s.
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RAJTIsECRE AND OEssO RAILROAD.
Trains leave and arrive at CINCINNATI ~
follows from Marietta and Cincinnati Depot,
Pearl ard Plum streets:
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Blank C. indicates no report cipher (Ql sta
ti0nary; minus g tendency 70 falli plus ~ ten
deucv' 70 rise. A. g. Ford. Observer.
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81. L0UIs kBD sOUFHEAsIERN

. ay..-.----.---.-.-.--- ~ A. NJ o-vO p II
GEO. MASEI, Pres't & Sup't.
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ABOVE CHANGES
Low
STATIONS. WATER Rise. FALL
It. in. Is. in. It. in.
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For GAINESVILLE, Padueah, Cairo, st.
Louis, Memphis and New Orleans.
Leaving Nashville every Monday and Thursday
at II O'Clock A. n.
TIME fine Passenger Steamer .8EA
ADA HEELMAN,
Win leave ON THURSDAY, 18th inst, at V n
For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
c. II. ARTHUR & CO., Agents
mill q
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z. lACIFEC EAIEROAI

~ I. DAN!.EY. Gen'I Pass. & Ticket agent
y Daily. Daily except Sunday.
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SsrtheTn, Eastern and
Western Express. 500 A. N
Northern, Eastern and $500 P. Il.
Western Express. i:55 P. y. SD A y.
Mobile q =. o. Express $40 a. II. Discounted
Decatur Mail ........... 650p. II. leo p. n
Columbia AcComnOd'n. Discon- tinuec.
SsAIlatin AccOmmod'cni $40 P. NJ HOES A, N
.. p. ATNOKfs, GeIi'l Pas. and Ticket Agent.
NASHVILLE, CHATTANOOGA ARD
81. 0TES.-Dep0t, Church street, L. N.
Cunningham, Ticket Agent
SaEthern q k'rn Mail. Z $50 A. n. l2:20 P. v.
90 60 EXPRESS X SEQ p. n. = l...0 A. N.
st. Louis & FI.s \. %. Elk = 200 A. n. 4:45 T.
g tcWestern Mall 1920 P. =. = s 90 A. n.
MsFnphis < y. o. Exit 300 p. II. = 500 A. NJ.
Shelbyville AccOE" u'dDT $50 P n tlc:'o A n
~ I. DANlEY. Gen'l Pass. & Ticket agent.
y Daily. Daily except Sunday.
TEsNEsSsEE & PACIFIC RAILROAD.
On and after March ., trains Eill run as fol-
lows; Depot South Cherry st.
70. 1, daily, except SUM
G&fN.-s----.....-.-.---t 4-t9 Z. H.. csA" r n.
Ne. =, daily. except sun
Jay ..--.--...--.-...--- ~ A. NJ o-vo 7. II.
GEO. MASET, Prest s. Sup't.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE Ne.


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te'', ~ : H., III af,d - In. orc n diagram.
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fae stseSl3A GU - .t - =, Sn $50
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Amount paid into Treasury >ltcebet.
,!s'', an" liio' ~ ' 6i.Tat Il
-. 7i,62i -
.Anionnt di,o"rSe" d'i'lis 'as' 4'"' e1.43 Is
.,osnrw ~aumary !. Is. l5.G1s -
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TOWN %ohDlSAycrm,
ORDINANCE yr-vn~


In Ordinance 10 pre- lLENly.
running NJ large I'm saet =.
TIC to~" Of EuT,sa. '"" tie tnSi,a.,
RE 1T ORDAINED ny Tn,
- county COMMISSIONS, LIE eN,p,.
Nevada: 'hefs Of Eu,ssI "
Sac. |. 1t shall he n ,,r,, 'aaa,
or persons who are tboa awful for In.
hog to a,Ia "y noric., mules, ja NJ 'ri,iSS,
within the limits OF ,b l. TO I'm sslee
hN n'rrny made the duty If n II telAr I Y
M deputies I" sec that the n, Tue ShehssS
SIT. :. For the PURPOSE y
INC provisions of this ordiras eatrir,.
be provided by the town ', ~ tia,vSsss
i9r the purpose OF safely iufeA,,,ss
mar may De found uion tho ,ns al ~
npon me premises If apoihaooo's sfs,~s
iiniits o, said town of Eurcr.nsf WIS.,
OF NJ deputies, or any OH aud lt,Ss
such animals Tanning n, IL perssAs
town limits, are Authorized isc az |
maj or animals and rlace tIawu hsssSs
Sc. :. Any owner of any 10 az
mails which may brimnonnj n i1al =
visions % this ordinance auhdf&ss
said animals from the said "elO,e nan
the Aeeptr thereof the Sum t ~ sh,lrS
8 ih.r with the costs OF l. ecn;ru oasae,
which shall be computed ~ t',s sdsrs
dollar per day for each head 'ne f,s Il
son or persons who shail r"n. Ahdnys
or animals from said ponnd .o,e az! M |
Ing raid the legal ci,a,rcs .,tisheutfaS
vided by this ordinance ilere1n, sn |
sti,.,N OF q mlIdenicanor, and upon - asaa
:hrfeoa san be iincd in any sum I,aurs
tug one hundred dollars, and d"i ! ny
faHiheht thereof may be ilptrism. a,iatt
tine. WV uvllais d n
SIC. I. Until othcrwi.. ,,,,.,,
stree street commissioner of said town aiH. .s.S .
50. D. Any animal or animal. :.
SAID pound. under the proyis,"''' ihSn
dlnance. and which shall rem,; e les y.
round for the slacc Of ten davs " v, u nd
claim being made therefor, the ro Saues' y!
shall advertise said animal in, '~v]1lu'sess
ing notices in three consp lemon. %Nesf%
town of Enrcka, iarticnIarly j pages NIB
III imai, which notices hall stp,a ,bsg i
safe. and snail be nosted Tor ii" y, ll,i
days; and Il. a, the cxpira,ian y T"s9s
Gays, said animal or animals sI,II aa "a
t.enmed. the rednd-lna,ter shall nv 'efs
sell the same nj public auction IN j, Ibi ~
bidder for cash, md after lawn, mril'fs
sary expenses ot.t of the pro,..i, L. I'S
>alo. the balance. il any, Shall Ia " VI
the treasury OF said town tor ,fs E.ssa
the owner of said animal or ann. gf'lsl' I
not called tor within one year sLaij I, dlI
IN the general tuhd OF said town Of F9rsl,
Approved January l2th, AID. M i~a.
Attest: I. II. HARMON. Clcra. '''4an