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!. BURIED By THE PRESS, YET ALIVE
lWasksngton, January 20.-Beveriy Tucker.
whois now In this city, Is receiving the
surprised congratulations from his old
friends upon bis reappearance 10 the flesh.
Through some error, telegraphic or. other:
wise, when Beverly Douglas, Of Virginia,
died recently, Mr. Tucker was announced
In provincial Journals as the deceased.
Several newspapers: published obituaries,
through this mistake, on the wrong man,
and Mr.. Tucker Is finding 1t somewhat
wearisome business to account for his pre-
senec here, after he has been killed by tele-
graph and accorded decent burial by the
sDress &&sts ne 49,
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d. IupoRTANTC COINAGE BILLS Washington,
January s19.-The Committee oon Coinage
has agreed upon. three bills, which the chair
inan-Mr. Stephens-is authorized to report
to the House when that committee is called.
The first bill is to redeem trade-dollars at
par and recon them into standard silver
dollars. The second provides for the retire
ment OF subsidiary silver coins and their re-
coinage into aegal-tende der dollars. The third
is intended to .equaize the double metal
standard by making it 76 Of silver to 4 OF
gold, instead Of I5t to ], as at present.
Special dispatch tothe, Ne,s Yorle Times
Oh, these New. Workers T. They are surely
the most ignorant OF editors. The "stand--
ard" alluded to is no,o JIG to 1-thatis 4l2s
grains Of SILVER to IS $40 grains gold, both
nine-tenths tine, The Subsidiary" silver
coin spoken Of -is-no doubt the miserable
piece-uot the To-, %, or 5o-cent
The first OF the asnscs's statements may
he true - e. 49, "9' - " rtu
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DRY GOODS.
SEENE-THREAD.

TN. ANTICIPATION OFN-easaes
rena osss , 9Sr we viii commcnct pi m
entire stocE OF SEINE-THREAD tsye} .EOrE
ported thts season.. sEiNE-LlSES::, ~, icr >
YAWklNG, sSEfSE-C0hk. NJ FL the svot, CO
sisb. chr entire stock OF DRY GOODS, onni
ING. BOOTS, SHOES, RATS, &C., NJ ! '"''O'
IKE have too many goods. aud mean " -. Il ~
loss In order 20 redaeS stock before VIZ T., :. ,no!
Alterations, which we shalt eantnee$e S,1NS.
lime :, l.. ELICIITENsrElN S No';,,,t..
corner Seventeenth aud FtansnHa SiTt\s
Sole Isiporifrs OF The "LIoN-bRANn,. tul~;
THREAD, warranted superior 10 s"s u u
ed into the Upited States. ------.---
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Botany..-A0u Question.

n Editors Dispatch: a friend Of mine who
has number OF daughters, one OF them
approaching womanhood. asked me the
other day IL I could tell him at what school
in this city or this State his girls could be
taught botany practically, not out or text
books but In the fields. could not tell
him. Can you? II so, please reply through
the paper, and much oblige yours, very re-
spectfullv, GriHG ,at@fs .a:tzsgt t@ b..
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CANNES, Fnuness, Harmony.

/, 10 We showed the other day the restless,
disseminated, and disturbing character OF
the movement led by Mr. BARBOUR and
III Others under thefdeceptiyc phrase 81 "rc-
= :adiusterg. ~ Their frst and main point is
sst 81 break down the Conservative party.
THAT party was formed att time OF greater
danger than ever before threatened the pco-
pie OF Virginia. Ittriumphantiy sayedthe
Estate, and placed her in condition OF Sc
curity, and conten.ment. No. other party
evsrrdeserved so much the public gratitude,
or so much merited the continued and
faithful support OF the people, ~
What other party can be entitled above
it to the respecttand conldence'of the peo-
pie? Is It possible, that men who have
time and again, resisted the expressed wish
and the nominations ;o3 that party can de-
serve to be more trusted by che, people !?
Can we hope that, gentlemen who resisted
that party will be more wise, more unset
fish, more patriotic, than those. who! so
srandly succeeded i'll snripg the State ind
securing to our people quiet and ordera
It is seldom that any nation has been
blessed with the appearance Of such a party
as the. Conservative party OF Virginia "a
party so devoted, SO prudent, so energetic.
Thestime ei:usefulness of such party pas
not gone by. Its work will be. finished at
Some time, as Indeed the work OF Npar
ties must be. But lis the time for dispens-
i ing with it come p And even were IT come,
r'tare our people prepared. to. put away the
.long-tried and overture and wise Conser-
''vativa organization, and take Messrs: BAR
B0uR, and LADY, and MOTION, and FRAz1ER,
and FICKL1N, and others into their enl-
braces ? @ft<>@L Cd ~ : -
We have now to settle one OF the most
difficult and critical questions that ever agi-
tated the Commonwealth. We need the
greatest wisdom, the truest fidelity, and the
.calmest and most concisiatory dispositions
to guide the State through this period. Can
YOU find these virtues rs surely outside the
Conservative party as in it? In that party
annst be our trust, and in that party we shall
find our surest means OF relief in this hour
OF danger. a;t&1%l q" ~
1t is not the time for impulsiYe move
.ments, Tor giving UP our tried and faithful
organization to tamper with others others
that offer no proof OF such qualities as are I'M
.dispensable In this hoIw. Letthe public rep
sesentatives seek to secure by, con :fiiation,
Harmony, and public devotion q wise. settle
mept. Of; lthe public debt OF Virginia. u
.,sthey. do this they can return to their, con-
stituents with q, satisfaction and pride that
have been unknown to Virginia legislators
for long years. They will be hailed BY
their i,censsituents with delight, and the
State will be at pence and'the people once
more be blessed with quiet and security and
freedom from apprehension. In that con-
dition they must steadily promote their own
offrfft. and contentment. What a contrast
will that present to the condition OF dis
trust, agitation, and fear that must continue
while tile public debt is unsettled and pub
: aie.ana private credit impaired! .-----7
EsEsf ~ ~
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-
S.. "a. yvEr,, ss,, 8 Is Assr,ARy aa, IS 9,
Ara Tsilsrg.

sx
Esesskody ii wiiIin my, on -Inas
-She debt question shall pc settled y nas z
excl dement,, what g t,as caused
III has mt the whose State y lessles,s
Sand auxieiys IL has .coniased all the plans
~ tho people. They coild count On nothing,
{ long. ond were ever fan Of appreias on.
y,uSi,c ana private creAst have suffered, ana
that tu,niyrnsion wAsch was bringing 20
fys1rsnta arsessscn q both capital ana vas
s1,abse cssuens bas ssen sadly checked 3.
Wpst heayen-desc ended blessipg e
rat,ad be for Virginia to get rid OF als ibis
g3wrfrhs, tbs troable. and this injury sAne
]. .rsaeT from itsats must come imuedssety
The debt question Is settled. 80.
Ind 1rho az oppose It's settlement -
The state sslready The bondbosaers ass
ready. So arc the people ready ana ANXIOUS.
the people have. sent their represents
gives hero, and this debs question IS the
mos, important duty they have 70 discharge
Z. s,,rtae the session. It is eFcsy representa-
s;ye,s duty to hold himself urcommrittea
and free 30 perform his duty to bis eoast'lt
ueEts according TO his conscientious sense
-sd right and representative obligation. we
sincerely believe that II this be the spirit
. ,tbat shall actuate The Representatives the
debt question will be anicably adjusted
and we shall have peace with as, and peace
that will stay.
j y. we soy to the people that the DISPOSE
rticn Of the public creditor seems fair and
G asIberaf, and, at The worst the difference be-
aswecn him ard the uitimatzrm already pre-
~ sented by the State Is so narrow that ,1t IS
hardly possible that anything short OF tue
& sz1ost untoward and perTerse interye.nt 'f
I,+ .can prevent settlement. ~ $.
!! q Now, It ii d matter forahe representatives
ssto consider well. It is only to the servant
that has been faithful that the comnenda-
itson OF q well DONE Eli be awarded. 10
him who deserves not that cannot'possibiy
81 come tint iarther grateful commune
s.tbat he shaIl be ruler over more Import at
!. matters. Ii is NOT for shis session that the
.iagislassr lives. he Is anWorthy Of his post
.,,saif he hopes not for appreciation ana trust
! ! as rewar Dis for fidelity TO his duty.
s. THE present session, Is important. The
y delegate may do more now: to fix bis place
I'm life than he could do at any other session
glDCe Ing WAT.Jrl ~ ~ IA ~ 1T
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:sfnia previous to the election o, tho !,
Legislature. Special dispatch 10 The
DEATHS.

Died, In this city. at her residence, ,o,
street. Tuesday mornieg, January o.. Lhir
o'clock Miss JgLih a. MAGRTDEn.A a., Z, Il
a la!f hsr =. .. Aasrudcr In the
g Her remains will be Inferred IN ,,o,, ~
barytne-grsund Mt Charlottesville, Va on AM
DAY the Esd instant. III iiirR;
y DIED. II Richmond, Va. January 2,,,
O'clock, Mrs. SARAH GOMPF, the wid6na;; at
OF M az Ssr ss enc Oscar Gompfiu the
Her fiineraTwili take place THIS ~ way
EVENING at O'Clock. n The rest!rDs,." in'tt,,
S13 west Gary street. Friends and scon,f per y.
Washington and Ale1andrta papers pIs1':.
Died. ON; Tuesday, January 81, 1879 >,
n sssss Epsinfus and lingering !Des. ~
Friends er The family are respcc'f,,I,, 49,,
attend bis funeral from bis rpsI|cnce w iniNt4
Seventh street, on THURSDAY MOpViIiit.o ~,
airy 23, 1879. at IL O'clock 4. 81. '''''NG'Is.;
tPa) papers please copy. "'aic1t
. Died.. January 10Th, at ten minnie, ), :,
street, JOHN HENRY, only ckiif OF hh!s.a,'G>
Mary A. Nuckols, after short srd r,,,ng tn ~. s
aged four months and twenty. thrc. Ilr. HOO
Sadly wcaps thy mother o'.r,L.o
God has called thee 10 Thy IC,,r
sg.. :, Thou hast left us IN thy bcau,-
tf74g.y.! Thou Wilt never more return.
Never, never win cares thee
With my hearts deep yca-ning lov,.
Blessed angels now eniO.d thee '''
III In thy heavenly home aboYc
10 d. Farewell. JOHNNY. thou mr., sie4pI,,
p, Sweetly IN thy home o: re- l.
71.'74 And we know white We are wccsIn.,
Thou art with thy SaTiour a,c.t.
Died, on the 18th Instant. 1t FlLl'e,t y .
Mrs. ADELINE MAYO, widow of ld.ar,I y.
formerly of this city; IN the seveniic,u 49, . ''
age. :. .r...-r- D"
Norfolk and Staunton papers pica'c copv,
Died., ia this city. az 800 NORTH Moro, ..
Monday morning. January 90. 1879. U,pp,..
ANN WILLIAMS. In the hfiy-ninrh var 49,.
age. She WAS faithful and trusted ryHity 49,. ~
of the late DR.. Peter +. Gay. OF Charles DIV 90.
ty, and was u consistent member OF tir gt,..
Church. r..g.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-01-22

sta W EST VIRGINIA FOR THE TExAs.P PACIFIC =,
! TVheeiing, January 29.-Tbe Legislature has
passed 5y an Overwhelming maiorfty-4o to;
% In the House, and II to Q, In the Senate.
q series OF resolutions requesting their sen.
ators and representatives in Congress to
vote for the Tsxas-F Pacific kaiiroad bill now
pending, which action IN IN accord With u
unanimous expressior in favor OF the same
measure s tho state Grange @ West ~ ". Yir.
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TFor the DIspatcb,l

Oh, yes, Messrs. Editors, by all means let
your. readers aud the world at:large have
that able and elegant g Report of the Joint
Committee" though it should occupy the
four entire pages Of your valuable paper. /
have no doubt it Is sweet and valuable read
ing-powefful and CONFERENCE.-The very
kind Of stuff on which VirgiDians have been
fed for over three quarters Of a century, and
on which they thaye grown so great. From
1879 to this day we have rolled ltgas q
sweet morsel under our tongues. I will not
call it flapdoodle. That remarkable truck Is
said to produce kind Of imitation or bloat
so very like fat Us often to be mistaken for
the real article :; but this other food Of ours
is sai seneris, and has the property OF con-
strictlng, contracting, condensing,~- d
idwarTng i'm n most remarkable and peculiar
manner. This Is, indeed "food ft to set be-
fore king" Under its benign influence
Virginia, once the proudest and grandest OF
all the States-"trst among her, equals y
has .dTindled and simmered down, con.
tracted and, shriYelled and shrunk, till she
has become star Of the fifteenth magni.
tude, aud soon will be the least among TWEEN
ty. Likea cows tail she-ha BEEN growing
downward and downward; reduced as State
never was before, 1eaner, than any OF Pha-
lauu ICduCSChkhES ohC iiSc OctLa lO ooChS
feet of her creditors, "With none SO poor as
to do her reverence" Her lands without
value in the market; her schools and CHAIR
table institutions failing, for the want oi
means with which to carry them on; heI
government totteEing on the verge of an.
archy; and her credit so low that her Gov.
eruor is unable to borrow dollar to keep
the wolf from the , door. u Oh, certainly
Give us. the report, and let us -
~ hair divide ,A.s;
.'tS Between the South
And .Eou'wcst side" -r,.t ,-Tyyei (.
No State can afford it, BETTER And fur
,thermore, II need be, let us import two OF
three more men to teach us distractions
and write us long homilies OF g metaphysi
cal subtleties. - This is the food on which
great States are fed and grow fat. This il
Is that will pay our debts, build our rail-
roads, dig our canals, educate our children.
feed and. ciothe, our people, deHelope soul
mines, people our lands. and make ou,
masterpieces abloom and blossom as the
rose.O Therefore, by ali means, fet us have
the report. ~ HIS z-fi1s S.l, +.
Silence, all ye States! tits Virginia thai
speaksi. a s l..;s45a HENRICo.;
Before the war, and before robbed OF he,
wealth, Virginia was in proportion to pop
uIation the richest country in the world,
1t is a plain case that our. poverty was
forced upon rls.l ~ s.
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MILITARY NOTICES.

A TTENTION, ATTUtkS GUARD = !
IN Ynu are hereby ordered 10 nr"' 4, OM Var. !,
kct Hall THIS Wednesday, NIGHT, Jam.ut0
cpd, at 81 o'clock, In undrcsS Uniform. for q. q
and meeting OF the company.
BY order Of Captain JOSIAH CRrMP.
:. r.. >'ulT.
ia 22-lt Acting ORDERLY >ra,,..u'.
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The nofIets Law Can be Ensereed.

Editors Dtspa tcb,: From q. close obserya-
tioH on the working OF the g Mofett- regis-
ter law,',' I am PERI aded that no measure
could make it more, efficient thanan amend
ment OF the Constitution Whereby the COM
Smissloners Of the revenue shall be appoint-
ed by the First Audi tor, and given snperyi-
sorry care o. this Important branch OF the
sreyenue system. 10 viii also secure q more
Eaithfnt and efedtaat assessmentsof tile per-
senal property In ths State. ISL s. ~
COUNTY JppGE. 1
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MT SPECIAL RELIGIOUS sERvI,r
will be held every night this week I'm rtc Sy,o,
BAPTIST CHURCH. com moncng at :o'clock. r.
pastor, Rev. HENRY MCDONALD. y. H.. viii ma.
every night. Pubic c,rdin,ly invited.
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OFFICE CITY FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
RICHMOND, VA. JANUARY IL, Is5g. ,
rS1HE REGULAR ANNUAL MEETIyl
L OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THIS ,u"
PANY will be held ut The Office If HE couluv.y,
The 2SrII JANUARY, 1879. n l2M.
ia l4-tJa2S r., rr. r.. Il. MEADE. -"cr.'gsv.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA Raj
" ROAD BoNDHOLDERS-A plcc,lns ~ q,
OF TIE ORANGE AED kLry
RAILROAD COMPANY viii b" ,r,: =,
the office of The Virginia Hume Insurance Cou.r7a,
1914 Main ST rect, TO-DAY NJ - ". \ CnIurlm.
of Bondlolders from Baltimore wilt attend b. r...
Ing. -t--r ~ Z -L-- . ------ II 9L.l,
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!. M GRACE-STREET BAPTI>
II. CURRY, u. D.. viii ~,
Wednesday, January 22I.J Al o'r..,
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MEETINGS..

OFFICERS AND MEMBERS or ~
" JEFFERSON LODGE. No. 90. X.
OF p.,-Atteud regular conyrni0ufs )
THIS "wednesday EVENING. January T.. :.
22d, at O'Clock. at your Castle tN'IkIn.\S
son's) Hall. on Ninth street. Mcmhprs of SiSS
sister lodges cordially invited To- attend. taal
dates for ranks VIII be prompt IN atienGaucr a,
O'Clock. By order Of til. C.. e.
..i=~r5 !='t- 't",. j. u. LAMKIS.
Ia 22-1ts .-r 49,. - e.. X. 81 K, aut :
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Ass GISEM ENTS.

THEATRE-NUDJE-hA
N : 80.
f.. A CONSUMAfhTE ART TElrMrH
The most fashionable, largest. and uo>' A-i,ur
asscmblugc OF the season welcomed tIr Iv.. a.
last evening.
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DEPARTMENT oF, AGR1CyLTURE,

I
The resolution from the Committee on
Agriculture, Mining, '&c.ad declaring itinex.
jpedient to abolish the Department Of AgTi-
culture; was taken up, being tile unfinished
business OF Yesterday InfGiiiG naa1
q Mr.fPMEGAR presented "a bill fas asub.
stitate for the resolutiopl repeating the act
establishing the Department OF LAgflcpl-
iti,re is G~tSdfysI iic99ig G93d ssd to;TWi
aMr.Q UEsENBERRY moved to- lay the feso-
luton and bill on the tSbie.oiiol ~ Dgi!:'s q
~ Mr.; PAUL spoke In! opposition to abolish
ing the Agricultural Bureau. ~ l"A2c'~ =
"a Mr., GooDE, spoke in advocacy Of sustain
ing the Bureau, and i'm opposition to its labo-
Ilition. Its friends only ask for So, 900 to
keen it up. 80 it:lp&s.@ ijs't-.:a't, ~: sittt
Mr. MASSEY thought the General Assem-
bly, would act unwisely- ia abolisbing the
Bureau before it has been fully tried. a
81 Mr.. TYLER apologized for being on his
feet athird time to-day, but being a farmer
he was specially interested in this subject.
He thought that SO far as accomplishing any
practical good to the agricultural interests
Of the State. DR.. Pollard and his board had
been, an entire failure. BE represented his
people when he said that they didn't want
the office. 1 He didn't want the office !. it is
a miserable failure supported with the pu-
ny appropriation that it is. He didn't see
what good DR.. Pollard's pamphlet on the
hog had done, Mr.. TYLER said be had
learned far more about the hog from the one
out, here at, the penitentiary than he. had
from DR.. Poiiard's book. Why that hog
can calculate and tell you how much inter
est we ought to paw on the public debt. /,
Y Mr. HuRT of Halifax inquired whether
Mr.. TYLER was speaking for the farmers OF
the State, .s.-. ..,,y,.- ,:tg.x agp
Mr.. TYLER said he thought he did. He
believed he represented /, the farmers OF the
sSouthside and IN the Valley. !, The farmers
were willing to do the best they can towards
paying the creditor at the present late Of
taxation i, 20 e I. &. ~
IS Mr. W ARD said that every farmer in his
section witt whom he had talked wanted
the Office abolished. .s.. ,.:..,s. Z, ~
:! Mr. SPITLER said he had been induced to
offer the resolution at the instance OF one Of
the most intelligent farmers In his. district.
The Office is. q perfect, failure, with so small
an appropriation IL W Tginia was 10 q con-
dition to appropriate the funds necessary be
would favor an Agricultural Bureau. While
he was Feadi lster, he. was Ia favor OF pay
ing every dollar iof interest possible under
The present rnte or taxation., He thought
the Office, under the present coadI fion Of
affairs, failure. 80 ME- II.
nd K0INEE expressed surprise 1fat gen
tseMfH 4siIould AhtteTtak CO. M sieuse this
vi sst'frg. RS .ssis TN
/ a.s'isfss = ssg iiasI s5sss. 's.
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tNEIEtt 10 IkkEEs- .'41S q = y ~ u
l.!l i, d No. s,s .asols gs,E9sig ~ .Desa &c
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aBIE o. lIIllg
TUESDAY, January 2s 1873.
sEN ATE. 81.

Lferisenant-G Governor " ALkEH pksa'osans ~:
- 4 IN ns;rnprr 81 House bsiis, s&s, were read
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4isl 10 s9s.ti-iiN 9astiiiiii hk
.TsssipsH asasa asf .tef2i.s.
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s..ssissss AFT ID sss Il iss.i. HI
.siUYsssSa tfaE saya = LIB q y
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.,siasg = ls;gI a1Ed
sasiIis 'ssset Isl ei .xoa
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DooKkNf}s JOB WORK NRATL s,l i 9.
u ECUTKn NJ the pIsfAIch >i

3NV%a&tta ttag& ~ - , ~
EER 1881 in 4tgta .aSire a'f a&'''
eii<&g n
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"a alpts aiaslioils,nfa!
- = s.. .sHllsaas
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Mr.. NICHE said he was in favor OF the
railroad, but he was not willing to admit
that the canal was so worthless as the re-
marks of Mr.. BoCoCK seemed to indicate.
He desired to offer now an amendment that
in case of forfeiture the bonds left in the
hands of the Board of Public Works should
be applied by the State to the repair'of the
canal or the completion Of the railroad, and
the balance to be covered into the Treasury.
Atthe request OF Dir. BERNARD Mr.. NICHE
Withdrew his amendment. - 49,.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1879-12-05
Ordnance No. 1872.

lfuOitSneu december DIN, lSI3.J
An ordinance amendatory to ordinance No.
lSS of the city ofIola, Kansas, entitled can ori-
nance relating to the running at large of certain
stock within the incorporate limits of the city of
lola, Kansas
Be ii ordained by the Mayor and Council of the
City Of lola, as follows:
SECTION l. That Section two of said ordinance
No. 1S3 be, and the same is hereby amended As
follows, to-wit: By inserting in said section.
where the word marshal occurs In the first line
and Immediately after the word marshal, the
words 'or the assistant marshal or policeman -
SEC. 2. That Section four of said ordinance be
and the same is hereby amended rs follows, to-
wit: Add after the word execution, in the
last line Of said section, the following: call of
which fees and expenses shall be paid by the
party claiming said stock and upon the pay
be released
SEC. 3. That the following shall be incorpo-
rated in said ordinance No. Is; as an additional
section therein aud Shall be numbered Section 7,
tO-wi,: 'rnis ord naace shall have force or
effect from ihe first day of April to the first day
Of Move, n6er OF eaci year.
SEC. 4. 1ds ordnance shall take effect and be
IN force from AMI after its publication once in
The lola REGISTER.
Approved December LIST. 1879
J. II. RICHARDS, Mayor
Attest: L. Ii. STEVENSON, City Clerk.