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JDamnitim’jfrC) mth* lil ll , l!!l W. (.I!l '{, Edit r & P.viprl r AttNUAL SCHSUMPTION $2 5j D ARI ION. ~CMOO RGIA. syfcimT wmvKt;, my. nth, isn Ttil HINDRABIE J JUAN HARTRIOIH F3K SPEAKER OH THE NEXT HIJ3Z CF REPRESENTATIVES. The full mid official returns confirm the good news of the recent elections. The Deu.ocra’s have a majority in I lie next Tf mse of Representatives of fr >m forty to fifty, and will theref• r* cnn tr and its ore a >iz it ion. In this new era of roneiliation and good feeling, we think that our Northern href linn could not do a more kindly or grace ful act than lo concede the position of Speaker to a member from a South ern State. If we are correct in this view, we think that the claims of Georgia the Banner State amongst the late ''reconstructed,” should, without anoganeo, lie regarded as paramount. In that uolde l>nnj£of patriots which she sends to represent her, is the gen tleman whose name hea ls this article, for whom we claim the position its our first choice, and we believe the first choice of aonnjority of the party. We know of none, who unites the re quisite qualifications of firmness, quickness and urbanity, with a thor ough knowledge of parliamentary law in a higher degree than Mr. Har tridge. Our personal acquaintance with him is slight and we have no claims upon him except such its we share in common with every other eit isiiU. But we do know his great abil ities and sterling patriotism; and we would like to see the proud old days come back, when Georgia should be ns worthily represented in the third Fcder 1 office, as she was by the lu menfed Howell Cobb, ami amongst all her living children, Julian liar tridge is the man. DEATH OF HR DUNLAP SCOTT. Our last week’s isuc contained the account of the death of tlie lion. James 11. Hunter, of Bro ok s countv, and now another gallant Georgian has gone to Ids rest. The Hot). Dunlap Scott, of Floyd county, ■who died at his residence in Rome on the s'li ins ant, Was indeed a repre sent a* ive man of our best and highest type. He was tho leader of Unit true hearted minority, in theLegifTnture, which fought over evotjh inch of ground, against the frauds and pecu lations of Bullock and Kwr pang until right finally triumphed over wrong. Wo should cherish- the memory of him who had the courage to lead in tliosi dark days of despondency and general hopelessness For though he is dead, his acts and his example will confer benefits upon generations to come. Peace to his ashes ! THE GALLANT iJRDON. In the hour of victory it is becom ing and graceful to be forgiving, yet it is very rare to see one equal to such mi occasion; but we have the hero row, remarks the Sava innli Adverti s r. A battle scarred veteran, wliobs w 1 >ve for his country has bec:i,sealed on many a blood stained field, whose 8 vp,j*(J. jvas sheathed in the hist con test, when the flickering sun of our expiring came set forever and left ns at the mercy of our foes, whose voice in war was for war, but now in piping times of peace, recognizing. the duties of out;people in the hour of a moral victory, semis out, his cbiron not* 8 for peace, that must reach the heart of every good and true citizen. Our l c;q , is Senator Gordon, and his words, which we hope will be well r meinbered, were uttered at Atlanta after tire receipt of our recent decisive political victories, are reported as fol lows: “One boon I nsk in this hour of yonr de liverance. I ask ypn .to ,<u>o|mison me iu your 'liafne to pledge iinoii the floor of the Senate yonr fidelity to the Union under the Constitution: your acquiescence in the laws passed in accoidance with the Constitution, good and had. until lawfully repealed: yonr support of all rightful authority, your cor dial friendship tor every man ami all men of all sections who wjTl jud' iu flstming peace to the sections, justice to the States, liberty to the citizens, purity to all departments ol the government. Constitution to its supremacy over Presidents, Congress and parties and people. [Loud cheers.] I thank you, my countlyiueii, for that response. Y >u aie as temperate iu triumph us you were gieat ia-iidversity.” Tho.-e are the sentiments of till the true'Southern men. If all the people will o;ny take General Gorlou’<* iul vice we will soon iiave a country ns prosperous nud p.nceablo as any iu the world. tigT 1 D ><•. A lams has liaif.-d from *ln* N rl It Ge irg ii 11 tall. H<' sa\ s: [cannot say that my d< t'-rminittion is i voluntary one; the gent’einun with vhotn I board inav have someth'll r •o do with it. His solicitous iiqiirie nto the state <'f fi anees and his ’atherly a’vice to me to try and •mike a little money, ‘p’ease,’ m v have somewhat infl-ienced me in t’ e top I have taken I pomh'll*over til thought of b-avtak"i>. I ponder oi-et the thought of having him T om’i blame him, th nigh he said I couldn't He said In- waml In't. mind snppot ng me, or even adopting me. but he was already 1) Hintifullv supplied with a family and he hoped I would appre ciate his situation, and then he urged me in such a mild and friendly wav to leave him. But he added, wi ll much emotion, that I huo so grown in his all'cction that he couldn’t possjhlmart from mh without some token of re mehrance. I told him it was foolish sentimentality to go on so, but he wouldn’t listen at nothing; and to s mt’ie his regrets at my eonten phitcd departure. I had to leave my bag"age with him.” The act of Congress of June, 1872, permits the sender of a newspa per through the mail to “print” or “impress” his name or card on the “wrapper,” but prohibits the “wr ting” of anything on either the news prtper or wrapper, except the address <tf the person to whom the paper is S( lit. ftesT - Goforth is the name of the as sistant attorney general of the United States. At the end of the present pre sidential term he probably will. lion. Charles P. Thompson is (lie democrat who slaughtered Beast Butler. May Thompson live a thous and years. Igy-Oenersl Grant says the people have the third term in their hands. We beg to differ with 1 i< Excellency. If the people had tlie third term in tin ir 1 anJs they certainly “dnipped” it on November 3 1. £cjs“General N. P. M inks, of-Mass achusetts, and Governor W dlter, of Virginia, are candidates for the Spea kership of the next House of Repre sentatives. llm. Julian H iru-idge, the orator, is our first, choice. nnn. Dickin-on pleads that the newspapers will let her alone, forget ting the ungrateful girl ! that if they had done that a number of years ago she might still be working in fu'-tmy at something like five shi'lings a day. fgy-Poor little FI >ii la went radical again last week. Cause —the whites rlidn’t go to the polls and vote ns they should have done. Well, they’d have to stand radio and rule—we won’t. is sick. Poor fellow, we would lie sick too, if were in his shoes. Too had, too bad. A correspondent savs of Vig nnud, the billiard player: One prom inent. feature about him strikes you at once, mi l that, is the size of bis feet. They give von a feeling of confi Icnce in him You feel that a mans > se curely anchored to this earth as lie is would not, be moved by ordinary events. To knock him down won? I need n.i able bodied assistant or two, with a lever, to get. those feet to re lease their hold. Nothing else could budge him. His enormous feet are encased in great, square boots that von are sure mu** have been tiv il upon a bha k of N'cohon pavement, but tlieir squareness only augments your confi lenee in him. You feel "that he is not only “on the square,’ but on two squares, ami no one could ask more. She remained talking with n friend on the platform till the cars were well under way, and then made a crazy rush to get on; caught hold of the railing of one car, and had to let go, not being able to make the re quisite jump; clutched at the aide ol the car as it passed, and executed a medley of hornpipe and breakdown; caught the hind rail of the car; did’nt like it, and let go; caught the forward railing of the next car, and being Hid ed by the bystanders, who applied their hands, shoulders, knee* and canes to her back, finally landed on the car platform on<* of the hottest and worst scared lil.lj fat women that ever journeyed. riP Chief Jus*ice Appleton of the Maine Supreme Court, is prtpaling the majority opmi Hi of that court in answei t< tlm inquiry of theg minor adverse l>> the eligibility of women to the office of Jus ice f the peace, on the ground that the const ruinm n>ii lemplattM that all oiKc.es named tin-re in ian be held by n.en lily. If 'll • acls of women hitherto .appointed a.s justices are v> and, some mines i>g ijile lions m y ause, especially if Hie point goes to I lie extent of ln-1 ling them liieapibl , by reason of iLe.r sex uf solemnizing marriages. AFFAIRS IN RE R'lA Mr. D. G. Owen, telegraph opera tor at Bril' swick. 1 >st his right urn on Thursday evening of last we< k, lp an engine on the Brunswick & Alhm' Railroad running ni-# it and com pleti ly eras’ iig it. We deeply sym pithise v.ith Mr. Owen and family. Brunswick will Imld nil election fi' Mavor ami four A1 ba-neii on these* oiid Saturday in December. N > can |(’i h'd(s i ave, as yet, been announced. The Appeal calls on the make up their sacs. • Brunswick now g'ories in havi' g s!r< et. lamps—something she lias been I long needing. Mayor Spencer find othir c :, izens i of A 1 infa, who were arrested for in timidating voters on election day, have been honorably acquitted. A sleeping ettf *n the Georgia R'il road took fire and burned up last \ Thursday. Severa' persons came near | being burned. A lanta had a grand democratic jollification meeting the other night. Folly twenty thousand people were i present. Gen. Gordon, Gov. Smith, , and other di-tingnished men address ed the gatlierirg. The new Metropoli'an Hotel just completed at Jesnp, has been opened by. Charlie Flanders and Mack Hay wood, of Brunswick. They are g o l fellows and know how to run a hotel of that kind. Mayor Huff, of Mamn, has written another long letter. He says lie wih go into a democratic nomination. The peojde of Macon sli nld, 1 y uli means, re-elect Mayor Huff. He is a good man. It, must be very consoling to the Radicals to know that they did not carry even one Congressional District in the State. AVe kinder feel Sony for the R ids, any hew. Just think, all tlieir stealing is at an end. Too batoo bad. Valdosta got happy and had a big jollification the other night. The democrats kinder like lliu way the thing turned out. Neal and Massey nro now running the Marietta Journal, and you can just bet they know how to mu it. Dr. Wm. 11. Felton was elected to Congress Iroin tile Sevt nth District. 1 he Dr. is a good democrat and will make an excellent Congressman. Marietta has new postmater and she is vyry much pleased with him, too. As the democrats have won w> wonder if gin house burning won’t cease. Wo don’t see why it should not. This democratic jollification bus - ness se to be chronic all i.v r the State. Liberty county will rejoice next wet k. Bryant the man who got so badly beat at the last election, now wants to lie Mayor of Savannah. Ugh ! The Savannah AdvertVr says let us have p< ace. We say so too. Sam Bard has been whipped at lust. Colonel Sparks did it and did it nice ly. Oh, these radicals have a hard road to travel. A grand excr.rim up Salt River will soon take place. Radicals in all parts of the Slate are cordially iii'i ted to participate. Iry ant wi.l boss the tiling. Jesnp hns dclicated her new Pres byterian Church. Mr. G. A. Miller, formerly of the Columbus press, has connected him sel: with the Macon Star. JJrot Harte has been lcctuiing in Macon and Atlanta. Col. Jan. W. Robertson, Superin tendent of the M. A H. Road, lies been eleofed Pr< oident of tue lloswell manufucturing company. The Atlr ntn News nays: We under stand that Mills proposes to contest th election for Congress from tl is district. Come now, don’t waste any time over it. That sort of thing might have done in 1873, but it won’t do in 1875. Does Mills kuow that “loyalty” Ims been knocked on the l ead, and that the Congress elected ou Tuesday has a Democratic majority. Tie gin house and screw of Mr. D. Uf. Owen, of Talb. t county, was burn ed on Monday night, together with ll.t> ou bales of eotton, und two flue g.ns. Fite accidental. Thoiuusviijc had a torchlight pvo ctssi. n t ie other night iu honor of U. 4 d< mocralic v.c-ory. AX O!U)|XAXCE 7 o be rut: >-i an, Ordinance to provide for the Protect}) rt ot Public and Private Buildings. Trees. Had for other Purpose*. missioners exercising jurisdiction ii e City of Darien do ordain, and it is here v nrdained blithe authority of the same, hat from and after the passage of this ordl icitCc it slia’l not lie lawful for any jrersoi ■ pet souk to affix or paste a.nv paper or ad •rtisejnont upon any public tvall. fenc hiding or tree in aaid oily la iiig pnblie o ■ivote except in the tn-nci place nsen fo i it purpoKe for any nj.iiti rof a puhlie i:a ire. or id such plane as they shall he pel .liitted so to do by any private individual the owner or lessee of snob private building, and except also l>v pm mission obtained from the Chairman or some member < 1 the Hoard or of the Marshal of said City of Darien, under a penally of sHI and imprisoned foi the space of five and .vs; and in no ease skal the city buildings or ft ones or walls be used for such pnrao.se except by some officer o: said, board or city l.u the pnvpu.-e of pub lishing some notice emanating liomhiso; their respective office. The iinprisonmeii being in the power of the Chairman or act ing Chairman pro tempore to remit upoi. payment of tines. Kf.c. 2. And be it farther ordained. Ate. That any person or persons who shall defnci or cause to he defaced any public or privati wall, iuice, building or tree box by figures, letters, marks or dot ices with any chalk, pencil, ink. paint, knife, or by pasting, stick ing. or 1 a. telling s line n >o:i anv place afore said with the consent of the owner or occu pant shall, on conviction bo lined in a sum not to exceed ylO f reach offence, whether said premises be the property of the city. State, county or United States by actual ownership or lease, or the property of any private person, action to be npou of the injured party or otherwise. ‘mF Kart. li. And it is further ordained. v<\. That tiny person or person who shall cut break, fell or otherwise injure or destroy, oi injure any shade tree or other tree (except upon bis or their individual property aim not useful for the beautifying or shading oi any street, lane, or other public place in said city) shall on conviction be fined m a sum not to exceed $lO for each offence, and im •irisouin and forte.. days, and no person shall hurl, throw, jtfleh or .east any stone, brick bat. shell, or other thing /if like 'nature against or on, or into all trees, tree bo?, railing, fence, wall, bouse, building, or in any street or other highway in said city, upon pain of ike penalties, the imprison ment being in the power ot the Chairman or acting Chairman pro tern., to remit upon nyinent of fines. .Sec. 4. And it is further ordained, Ac , That any person who shall tie or hitch any horse, mule or other animal to any tree, tree box, or pump, the property of the city of Darien, of to any tree, tree box or fence being private property innless by owner’s permission) shall be guilty of n misdemea nor amt be subject to a Hue of not to exceed ten dollars. Sec. 5. And it is further ordained, Ac.. That any person, the master, mate, owner, consignee or any at laches of any vessel or boat, who shall at anv time, without per mission, discharge and deposit any "ballast oi rubbish of any kind on anv public dock or wharf ill said city shall be fined in a sum of not to exceed 220. Provided, such per mit, so obtained, shall be given by the Citv Marshal, acting uml. r the instructions ut the Chairman of Hoard or of the Chairman Committee on Docks and Wharves of the said Hoard setting forth the exact spot and the quality to be so deposited. Skc. fi. And be it further ordained by tlie authority aforesaid. That all ordinances or parts of ordinances militating against this ordinance be and the same is hereby repealed. Passed oy the Bnttrd of County Commis sioners September Oth. 187 t. SPALDIN 1 KENAN. Nov7-2t Clerk and Treasurer. iIKOJMHA - Ciriiutv. \\, T IIKffEVi 5 Jam s O. Yonn-* ha :>> p'iofi to me fir le tier-* of Ail-uinistati- n iiimiii die es tate of 'I rs. Margaret C’. y.,ung. late of said cemiiy lll'Cl'.'O*' <i. Them- are, tliereforeto. to cite and admonish all Ua ties iiiterested. whietn-r ii and ol or creditor-. I < file thi-ir o’ j i"io - it anv the h .ve, i > tlie I'oiirl ’f Ordileirv ef said co'intv on or In-lnr-' t e Flit-T MONDAY IN DKt'KMffKli in xt, otlieiwiau raid lelterr wit at dial time he ironed. Winn so my i Atciiil signature tide 2d clay of No vembi r, A. D. 1874. LEWIS .nr-KsoV, rov7-td Ordinaly Met. O. BARGAINS AT Oct3l PEASE OLD STAND. 3m OOMETIIIVO WOoTII K'-OWT' t O. The mn e eteve |)ipe vi-n have nltai-iied to join storm the more h. ai you save. K< r sale hv imv7-lt " T. (". BROMLEY. 5 j\R(.AI\B —AT— Oct3l 3ia PH ASE 01-D ST / ND. WSSOM TI >\ tfF ( OI’AIITM RKiniK flffil? FlifM OF Auvnrrs A /very i- tVia I dav dissolved. J. A Atn nit is alone author Zed to collect aieoutits due lie- Run J A. A fWOOD W. tl. \YFHY Jr., J. M. AU WOOD. W. 11. ATM (I' D, o. t. AT-AOOD. Darien, Ga., October !). 1874. fIART\}iUBHIP NOTICE. nnd reigned member* of th * old firm of I AtwooiU.it i v *iy have formed a ooparti er-hip under the firm name if J. A. At WO *l> .V BltOS.. and i- ill do buMlices i the old ataud of Atwood# * Avery. A liberal .-hart* of the public p >*n*n"*** aoririted. J. A. ATWOOD. J ¥ A't'WOOD. W. It. ATM’ on, (i. E AT WOOD. Darien, fi!a., Octoher ft. 187-1. HAVE y< ur damper in your pipe a# tear tlie chiu'Uey as |s>“sihl •. tfie uiore lieat yen s-we. Made by T. C. UitOMLl Y, mat It Brunswick ar.(t Albany Raiiroad. CHANGK OF BCHEIJULH. SVPERINTKNDKNT S oFK|e*F. t Hhunswick. Ua. Nov. 12 1873 f ON Suit after Nov -inher 17th. IS7S i ass* nger trains on ihe B. A K. It., will run as follow : (Ji>tG west. * care Brunswick Mondavi. Wednesday# and Fn days, ai 7.00 A. Ai.. arriving at Jnocion A. hi. G. it It. at It A. M., and at Alb.nv at 7.50 P. M GOING EAST. Leave# Albany ’I ut s lays, Thursdays and Patnr das at 7 3*l i. it . a riving ar Jiicct on A. tt. |(. K ai 2.40 H. M.. m 1 at Brun w ick at 7:10 P. M. Trains g > ng Hast c**nn cts with the S. W. It. R., whii h ari ivi s at Allianv at 7.10 A. M., on Tuesdays, ThutSeays and Saturdays. GFO. L. TOOK. Assistant finpeiinte^dent. May? .-tf BE 81’RE yon have Zinc aoder yonr toves. For sale by T. C. BUOMuEY'. IJ E carefnl ot Fire. Gst T. C. BROMLEY to pnt J u> your stove#. nov7-Xt (Citij ©rttinnncf£. AN ORDINANCE To be entitled an Ordinance to Peculate 'he Office and Prod ding the Mode of Eh’ting and Pre scribing the Dalles of Clerk of the Hoard oj Omonisswr-ns, and for other Purposes. Section 1. The Hoard of County Com missioners exercising jurisdiction in tlk 'itv’ of Darien do hereby oidain and it b lereby. ordained bv the authority ol tin .an . That tkre shall bo hi Id annually, oi tie fir#t Wednesdayiu January, an elec i< < r,.r a Ohlk of the Board of ( >n luissn tiers is aforesaid ,who shall be Cieik a:al Treas urer of the City of Darien'. That, if by season of sickness or death, the office should ipcomc vacant, the Chairman may p.oceeri ■id fill said vacancy by appointment, which ,vi 1 hold g"od. until said vacancy ia filled nerimmently by an election. The said Clerk .b all also be S* oretary ot the Board of Pilot 'oinmissiotn rs lor thg port of Daaien. Ih shad before entering upon the antics of his iev. ral offices take and subscribe to the oath •irescriled by law; and shailgive no ml with wo or more good and -ufficient securities' in the sum of two thousand dollars for the faithful performance of his duties. Sec. 2. And be it further ordained by the authority aforesaid. That the salary of the said Clerk shall be three hundred dollars oer year; one half payable by tlie City oi Darien and the other half by the County ol Mclntosh, and ne payable monthly when in funds. While acting as City Tr(surer lm shall receive 5 ja r cent, on till sums paid yut and 5 per cent, on all sums received. He shall also receive the -following fees, to be paid by the individual requiting or liable fir the same : Tor every certificate or extract for any person, not exceeding one jingo px c.eju for Chairman or members of the Hoard or any City officer; with seal iff) 75 For affixing seal (except to warrants, execution, summons, or receipt)..-. 50 For each Petition 50 For each Bond 1 50 For each Disjmsitii hi hr Affidavit (ex cept for a Warrant) 50 For each Recognizance. • 1 00 For each Deed to Public Property.... fi 00 For each License 60 For attending Chairman orany member for accommodation of private indi viduals 1 00 For each Appeal to Bnjieiior Court (same fee allowed Clerk Superior Court in Code of Oa For each Transcript 1 00 For each Furnishing and Certifying Apraisement 50 For each Tax Fieri Facias CO For each Permit 50 For each Case tfit and before Police Court to be paid by defendant, if convicted. 1 00 Sec. fi. Audit is further ordained. Ac.. That it shall be the duty of said Clerk and Treasurer to keep an office in the City of Darien in a central position at present at the City Hall when the same shall la-com pleted. which office lie shall open and attend regularly each day (Sundays only excepted, unless bv permission) from 9 a. m. to 2 p. in., to which all persons having business with the said authorities or said Clerk in tin line of his duty may repair; and ic shall be his duty to te< eive and lay before the Chair man. or Board, or member thereof, or chair man of any committee to whom directed, any jietitiou or application at the next regu lar meeting after same has been tiled, or sooner, if required, and to keep as such as is neceessarv on tile. Sec. 4. And be it further ordained, Ac.. That tlie following shall constitute the sjiecial duties of said Cieik in addition ti tliose included in previous sections, to wit: To have recorded in the office of Clerk ol t.ie Superior Court of Mclntosh county ai; the bonds taken for the following: Citv Clerk arid Treasurer. City Marshal. Deputy Marshal, Harbor Master, within five day liter said officer shall qualify. He shall also keep in the vault prepared for th•• t purpose, all boohs, papers, and records of the oi y ol a valuable nature, and safely deposit satin in S lid vault when bis office shall close fm the day. While nil books or j> ,pei> or records of minutes, sales, ordinances and all (fiats and other valu.il le documents of s-*ii City and Hoard, and in no case shall lie close his office for the day without • doing. While all books, ji ipers, accounts ordinances ad ether pro-lie matter ulial always be ojicii to inspection of any citizen, being a re-ulent and tax payer, it shall no: be lawful for any person or persons, whethei an officer or private cit: ♦a. to remove an \ of the same from said office, npou any ore tect whatever, without pel mission of said v 'lei k, upon a penalty of. not to t xceed .550; and at tlie end of each year the said Cel k shall make a written report of all such record and their condition. To keej) a true reco'd of all the proceedings of the Hoard <4 rjoniroissiotiets in a book kept for that jut) purpose, and of all and theii iiiieiidnients and rcjieais; all rules, regnlit ' ations and orders jta-sed by them at any and all meetings, which records shall tie ejit in suitnl lv bound and lalfied books on file and in his office; and whenever neressatv to give notice npou the public bulletins, in a jiu 1 lie gazette, of any such rule, order or ordinance; all such being published within one week from their passage. To keep a docket of ail <oases, criminal or civil, (each to itself in which all parties and attorneys name*, offences, tines, actions, judgments, returns of officers, Ac., shall be properly and distinctly recorded, and the same to be laid before the Bo\rd at each regular meet ing thereof. To attend all meetings of tin- Hoard, when necessity and of all committees of said Board, keeping a minute of proceedings. To attest all documents signed by the Chairman as such, atticii the city or other seal as necessary. To receive, refill r and forward to tlie chairman of any committee authorizing rhe indviitsdnes (it not before aj'proved by him) or to the Com mittee on Accounts all b 11s against the city or Hoard (when properly certified) and handed in. in accordance with the Ordi nance on Accounts, and when certified by tlie said chairman on account*, to hand ailne 1 to the Hoard at tire regular meeting next ensuing: and .s Treasurer, to pay the same npou order for payiueut. To receive and en ter all informations, taking th* name of the infouner, and date ot the same, returning | the same to the i’oiice Court, and issue sub poenas and summons for all parties amt wit | l esses to iittci'd said Court or the Hoaid at a certain day. therein to be named. To re ceive ait applications for licenses and to i-- sue in usual form, receiving tor the same the fee presetilad. To make out and attest all titles to city property, whenever granted by the authorities thtreof. To receive and tile all applications lor any’ office in the gilt ol said Hoaid. and present same to the Hoard at proper time. To swi ar in all officers ot said Hoard and City 1 (except when otherwise provided) when elected or appointed, and give them certicates upon the payment ot the fees prescribed, and to ad vet Use all elections (regular or to tilt vacancies'. To attend all courts held by the Chairman ol the Board, or any member or members thereof, and keep reco: and of the proceedings thereof. To make out appeal, bonds and issue executions tor unpaid tines and costs. To make returns of alj public moneys in his hands on< e per fortnight, or whenever re quired. To keep a record of all public cor respondence from his office or the Board b. ” l*ook kept for that purpose. To p e ,f OJn . all such other duties ns are specially enu merated in any either ordinance. bsc. 5. And L• if further ordained That cry derelictii n of duty on the j'„, t ,'i "aid Clerk whereby any loss may ncciue to the public revenue or any specific p.n C i m ance maybe neglected, shall subject s ; id Clerk to the penalty of a tine, not to exceed MO, of such other penalty as may be meted .n the discretion <4 the Board. Passed by the Hoard of County Ctmniis doners Septtmbei* 9th. 1874. SPALDING KENAN, St pi ~-lf Ciei k and Treasurer. AN on DI NANCE To he entitled an Ordinance to P.egulate the Sale and Purchase of Jv.i k. CSjfTION 1. Beit ordaiuedby the Board ot County Commissioners, exercising* ,urisdictiqn in the City ot Darien, That anv jierson who shall engage in the purchase and sale ot junk iH said city and any one en gaged in the shipping thereof shall first take iml pay for a licence in the sum of Fifty Dollars; and on failure so to do shall, on convict ion, he fined not exceeding Flty Dob lars and cost, for each offence and in delault of which, execution shall issue and be levied upon the slock in trade of said junk dealer. (Sec. 2. And it Is further ordained, Ac That for the purposes ot this Ordinance the following articles shall be comprehended as jnnb, to wit: old roje', tinware, iron, biass, pewter, copper, lead, rags, of all kinds, p H I per, waste cotton, wool, resin in broken cas .-s. glass, or other commodity of like na ture. And every dealt r in junk,'shall keep a r< col and of all purchases ol junk, the kinds and quality, date, and name of pavty fvotn whom the same- was obtaii ed; which' trend and which jitemises, shall le at all times within reasonable l.or>]A, sr.-l.jeet to the ii>- spection of the chairman or any rmm! er if the board aforesaid, oi of any i ffieer t f said city whenever nectssaiy, lor the jauj tae f carrying into effect the piovisicus of this ordinance; and refusal so to nlh w said in spection, w ill subject the persons so offend ing. to a fine of not more than ; 15. .• id all icences to such dealer, shall he issued with that distinct understanding, and shall he issued in duplicate, one of which shall he signed by the dialer and placed on-tile with the clerk of said city. Sec. 3. And be it ordained by the m thority ifoiesaid. That if at any time it shal 1 become known that any dealer shall have purchased any junk, the property of my mill owner, steamboat, vessel, or of tlie City of Darien, knowing the same to be not the proja tty of the seller, the dealer shall he lined in the sum of not exceeding Fif:y Dollars and said licence burnetii tely le voked. This condition shall be stated in tlie licence; at and no jm.k dealer shall he al lowed to purchase my jnnk fn.ia any minor without the wriiti u peimission of the jm n-iit or giund.aii of said minor. Any one so offending shall he tic med a principle, and upon conviction betoie said Cliairman at a Police Oi>iirr shall be fined in a sum not to •xceeil Fitly Dollars anil costs tor each of fence and forfeit his licence. No junk shall be Jim-chased before sniniso or after sunset; nor shall the jnemises be opened for trans action at such time under a penalty of Twenty-live Dollars or forfeiture of licence. Skc. 4. and he it tin ther ordained by the same authoiity, That all ordinances ovjiaits of ordinances mil.tating against this ordi nance be and the same is hereby n ja altd. Passed by the Boaid ot Couufy Cemniis .ioneis Sej tern her 9tb. lh?4. bPAIiDING KENAN, Sepl9-tf Clerk and Treasuter. (> AKOAI.V9 i) —AT— Octal 3-rv PEASE C4I D STAND. daily kimmn. Published in £avcnnch. CONTAINS MOST RELIABLE >V3 A K >; S TREPer.TG, AND TELECRAFHEO PiEWS I'POM ALT, PARTS OF THE WORLD. A FIRST-CLASS NEWSPAPER. G.N. NICHOLS, Proprittrr, F W. Fu3'.n9Ea ITancger s. |.a tr ° /it Old Pepper's lardy! JOHN A. CHRISTIAN IIAS JUST RECEIVED A WELL SELECTED STOCK OF GROCERIES, FANCY GOODS, &v. SODA WATER :.n.l LAGER L EER on c'rmi o lit. ut ail Lours. also — IMPORTED BIER IN BOTTLES. A FINE I.OT OF IMPORTED CIGARS &• TOBACCO and at all Prices. Tnffr (ho : hove trooils to Hie pn 1 To iH cheap prices, anil jjmrmitec per (Vet satisfaction 1 • ml cases. Mv former patron® h n to my many th ink® for past favors anil hope a continuance of lin- s me. Don't tail to Call at Pefpkr's Old Stand. JiillN A. CM Id* I IAN. OctSl Li;o..u etui.it, Darias, Ca.