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MASONIC ? Pelros Council No. II, R.*. & B.% M.\ Will meet each Thursday at 6 o'clock P. M. from 1st October to 1st April and at 8 o'clock from 1st April to 1st October, on the following dates, June 24, July 22, Aug. 19, Sept. 1?, Oct. 21, Nov. 18, and Dec. 10. J. F. IZLAR, T. I. G. W. Bruhson, Recorder. Eureka Chapter No. 18, R.% A.vM.\? "Will meat during the present Masonic year at tho usual hours, the followin dates : March 10th, April 7th, May 5th, Juno lnd, August 4th, September 1st, October 37th, November 24th, December 29tb. J. F. IZLAR, M. F. H. P. j. M. Bbuhson, Sec. Shibboleth Lodge No. 28, A.*. P.*. H.v "Will meet each Tuesday at 7 o'clock, from 1st Oct. to 1st April and at 8 o'clock from 1st April to 1st October on tho follow iag dates, April 4, May 2, June 0, July 4, Aug. 8, Sept. 5, Oct. 3, Nov. 7, Dee. .p>. JAS. F. IZLAR, W. M. Ceo, W. Buunsox, Sec. May 29 187 5 7m. Edisto Lorl^o No- Sl>,?Meets at Odd Fellows Hall, every Monday evening at 8 o'clock, from 20th March to 20th Sept. and ?I 7i o'clock from 20th Sept. to 20th March. A. FISCHER, N. G. C. D. BLUME, Sec. Rebecca Lodge?Meets 8 o'clock every aecond Wednesday after sale day. A. FISCHER, N. G. TOWN COUNCIL. This body meets June 8, Sept. 7, Dec. 7. Mayors Court, held whenever occasion requires. SONS OF TKNPERAKCE. Orangeburg Division No. 24, meets every M?nday ovening in the basement of the Presbyterian Church. LOCAL. The Young Americas paraded on ^Tuesday aftermron last. The "weather was cool atrd cloudy Thursday and Friday. An inmate of the Poor House died <on Monday last. Quito a number ot shad were <eaughton Wednesday night last. -See gnatro ?advertisement <?f Air. J. N. Robson. Tlin tax penalty has been attached. Coed-toyc delinquents. The hog aud .goat ord-inauce is still ?of force. ? ???? . -.-r We heard of a lady wko was on the \var path last Week-. H?e assets of the Hook and Ladtlcr Company arc nearly 83,000 alwve all \>\ its liabilities. i'uestray last the weather cleared tip, and real Spring weutherset in for the day ait least, Rev. Mr. Huskcll pVrnched a most "eloquent sermon hi the Lutheran Church on Sunday last. Mrs. James Cannon, Sr., will ac cept the thanks of this otlice for a |)late of delightfully dressed beats. J. P. Harley & Co.\s advertisement ?ippeitrs in this issue. They mean business. The Legislature meets again on Monday ncxt> aud the State Conven tion the day alter. Dr. B. F. Muck en fuss will soon occupy one of the rooms over Cornel - son's store. The advertisemeut of J. W. Mose ley in another column announces that he is closing out his stock at cost. We know a young lady in this place twenty-five years old who tells the young men sho is only nineteen. ? ii.I ? ? ? t??mi - We learn that Rev. W. F. Chaplin will preach in the Baptist Church to-morrow morning at the usual hour ofst rvice8. Those who wish to get a view of, the surrounding country should not fail to ascend to the top of the iuw Court House, Colds, catarrhs, pleurisy, pneumonia, arc prevalent in this community, thought to result from ozone in the atmosphere. ???. ??. ?<???. _ 15 ranch vi lie always sends a good delegation to our county Conventions. Two of.her last made almost homo .runs from a little fracas Saturday last. Dr. A. C. Dukes has just received a large lot of fancy pipes and other mw goods in his liuc. All of which he is offering at prices to suit the pre sent hard times. The town well near the Engine House needs cleaning out. Some one asked us tho other day if tho Mayor aud Aldermen drank that water. We made no answer. Mr. John Byrd hns hi? new hotel almost finished at LowiBYille. The platForm there -will not have to be U8ed na a bed by travelers much longer. ?? ? - Dr.: Hydrick has on hand a fine supply of drugs, toilet sonps, paints, jils, hair and tooth brushes, cigars, &c. All fresh,and for sulo atbeforo the-war prices. There were only three cases tried in the Trial Justice's court at Lewfevillo last month. This speaks well for the peace of that community, and reflects credit upon TL P. Cooke, Esq., Mr. J. W. Cannon's store is cram med with cheap dry goods, tinware, crockey, lamps, canned meats, oysters and fruits of all kinds. His supply of groceries auJ liquors are large and fresh. The Court House is away up yonder. Hermann Wahlers climb ed up to the top of it the other day and enme down und said he saw over into Aiken County. High Court House that! ?mammy- ? Mrs. John W. Berry was waylaid and whipped by two or more colored women near Branchville not long since. Physicians had to be called in to attend her. We are unadvised as to the cause of the difficulty. Several parties who trusted impli citly in certain men in the late Con vention wcro badly betrayed. Ulis is not the first time that these deceiv ers have violated their voluntary pledges. - ??-??-?'^?? We saw a nmu working at a door the other day near Cornelsons'. It was crooked and because be couldu't get it straight, ho talked about quitting the church. Mr. John Danuer pre scribed a cold batlu We -omitted to mention iu our last issue the death of Mr. Donald Rowe, an old and respected citizen of this County. He lived a long and spotless life, and is now reaping its rewards in auothcr world. NICE? We learn that the energetic agent of a certain firm in this place ha9 been doing a first-rate business lately iu St. Matthews by selling garden plows to widows. Jake Brunsen was sent by Mr. Frn?tz Briggiuunn on April Fool's Day to Mr. Ogien for a viul of elbow grease. He was supplied by that gentleman with a lively back warm ing as ? suitable substitute. DEN'lI&lS? Dr's. Wolfe & Calvert, dentists, arc making quite a reputation for, themselves. Their work is said to, stand well, and gives general satisfac tion. Office over Willcock's store. D. Augustus Straker, Esq., has beeu invited and hai accepted an invitation to deliver a lecture this afternoon at Jamison's T. O. Sub ject; The Signs of the Times?Our great Need. , -? ? to ? S. E. Tob in & Co., at the railroad store, have received a fresh supply of dry goods, bacon, flour, boots, shoes, hats, &c Their {advertisement will be changed in our next issue. Mean time, let those who want barguius give them a calk TOWN LICENSES? Are now due, and- Clerk Malonc is ready to receive them, and the Coun cil ready to spend them. As delays are dangerous our advice is to pay up at once. No Bank Bills cau be ten dered in payment this time. FLORAL FAIR? The 9th of next month will be a gala day tor the ladies of Orangeburg county. We leirn that the Floral Fair will be a splcudid success, and promises a most excellent display of flowers and gcrauiums. MIRDER? Was committed at Sixty-Six Station, on the South Carolina Railroad in in this county, on Monday Jnstby J. W. Meadows upon the body of a colored man. We have not learned the particulars yet and refrain from any comments at present more than to say that the Coroner's jury rendered a verdict of wilful murder. GARDEN THIEVES? The thieves who are food of vege table dinners will be caught if they are not sharp. \V e learn that seve ral parties whose gardens have been entered in the night time aud robbed recently by th^ec gentry, have inject ed poison into their cabbage and eol lards. Somo fellow's insides will suffer before long. KOJIN <fc br0? The bran new 'advertisement of this firm appears in another column in to-day's issuo. This dry goods em porium is crowded with a full line of spring goods- Now is the time for those who want Spring wardrobes to supply themselves. Mr. Punch, being asked his opin ion of the present ladies' dress, replied : "I highly approve the pre sent fashion, comprehending as it docs the highest graces of the two most distinguished models of female beauty?having in front the Venus do Medici, bchiud tho Vcuus de Hottentot!" CALL ?V?' At J. C. Pike's and make your purchases if you want good bargains. His ready made clothing, broad cloths, cassimeres, jeans, calicos, hats, hoots, &c, cannot he surpassed in quality, and can be had low down. Mr. Pike has a large corps of cus tomers and as a consequence is con stantly receiving fresh supplies. MURDER IN TEXAS? Mr. John E. Tobin was killed by a band of Mexicau raiders on the ll)th of March in Texas. Mr. Tobin was a native of Barnwell County and son of Mrs. Sarah E. Tobin of this place, aud was a young man of pleasing and popular address. We have not learned the particulars of the I cowardly affair. I SAD ACCIDENT? A young collorcd boy bad his leg cut off at Whaley's wood rack above Lewisville by the up passenger train of Thursday last. Dr. Bates was sent for by friends of the unfortunate youth, and of course rendered all the assistance he could. It is rather dangerous for a man or boy to court the embraces of Morpheus on the rail road track* Sometime ago Mr. S. L. Duncan issued a call for the Convention which was held on Saturday last, but saw proper not to furnish this paper with a copy of the call. His motive j in cutting us off'has not been assigned I yet. We make this explanation to our friends, as a great many of them have inquired of us the reason we did not publish the call for the Con vention. " BOOTS AND S II OES? It is impossible for some people to find a hoot or shoe to fit them in the stores, and such persons are compelled to hunt out a boot and shoemaker, and give him their measure. To every one thus circumstanced we would recommend Dave Palmer, a most excellent hand at the business. He works cheap and guarantees all his jobs. Alderman Cannon has the street workers narrowing the side walk East of Kussel street between Hurley's and Lous'. This is a proper step, but why is it that the Council have not had the stores upon the sidewalk on that side of the street moved back? As long as they remain over the line, have not those who gave to the street the right to move lorward again ? TO subscribers? A number of our subscribers have been complaining lately of not receiving their papers. We can assure them the fault is not with us. Their papers are mailed to them weekly, and if any miscarriage takes place it is outside of this office. We shall be much obliged to every one who fails to receive his p opcr for reporting the fact to us. OIjEE club? The gentlemen composing this club have received their instruments, and under the tutelage of Prof. Berg, it is probable that they will soon he able to discourse the most charming airs. Orangobiirg has long been in want of a band, and now that we have one, our people should give it all possible encouragement. Thero is no danger of its callapsc with Prof, Berg at its hi ad. Wo wish it every success. The second number of tho Colum bia Carolina Teacher is before us. We have reason now that it gives earnest of instruction to the people, to modify our opinion in relation to the actuating motives of its conduc tor. Tho number on our table is full of information to teachers aud every one else interested in tho education of tho youth ofthc land. Tho school system in this Stato is sadly deficient, and wc trust, that the Carolina Teacher will succeed in reforming its defec tive parts. Price 75 cents a year. Address M. A. Warren, Editor and Publisher Columbia, S. C. Somebody sent our good natured young friend, Mr. C. D. Blume, an April Fool last Saturday, which was cruelly ridiculous in its appearance, and calculated to prey upon the mind of a gentleman bo exquisitely sensi tive. We would advise C. D. to get married or go West. Tho young ladies will never let him have any peace as long as he remains hero asa singlo man. Ouo R. T. Leggett left a shooting stick hanging on a window to the Indies' parlor at the depot on Wed nesday hist, whith came very nenr being the cause of mischief. After the train lefta youug colored lad took hold of the stick, and while working with it managed to cock it, when to his surprise it shot off, the ball pass ing through an inch and-a-half door, to the ladies' parlor, and making an impression on the wall opposite. Twenty-five or thirty minutes before there were several ladies in the par lor, sonic, of whom would have been most certainly injured had the ac cident nccurred before the departure, of the train. Mr. Dawsou has the stick in his possion. Those persons in this place who subscribed for the Life of Dr. Thorn well, and who have been wondering at the delay in delivering their copies, got the books and an explanation of the delay on Saturday. It seems that the subscription lists increased so much after the first edition weut to press that a second one became neces sary?a pleasant consequence, as such persons as had no opportunity to sub scribe can still procure, it at subscrip tion price free, of expense of delivery, by sending $3 to Messrs. Whittel & Shepperson, corner South and Market Streets, Richmond, Va. Many will probably not value it less when they learn that the profits will all enure jto Mrs. Thornwell. The hook is gett?n up in a style worthy of the subject and highly creditable to the eutcrpvising Southern publishers. LOST AXI) FOUND? A few days since nprumiucnt young merchant of this place lost his mem morandum took, and in consequence became unduly excited aud troubled. A friend sought and found him iu a private room, where he was indulging his grief in sobs and tears, and tried to console him by picturing to him the prospect of a recovery of his lost property. ' No," said the not-to-be conso'cd merchant, "IM never get hands on it again. It is lost! and with U are my dearest earthly possessions." In looking around the room, the visit ing friend saw what resembled a little note book lying behind a trunk. He picked it up, when the disconsolate young merchant brightened up, and exclaimed, "Oh ! my; there's my lost 'reasure now." Upon examination the hook contained a 10 cents shin plaster and a bundle of love letters. The following officers were elected to serve for the ensuing quarter in the Orangehtirg Division, Ho. 24, Sons of Temperance: E. Hubble, W.P. Miss Corrie Wnnnamaker, W. A. L. H. Waunumakcr, R. S. A. J. Jones, A. R. S. T. O. S. Dibble, F. & Dr. T. A. Elliott, Ti e as. Rev. J. B, Campbell, Chap. C. P. Brui.son, Con. G. A. Neuffer, jr., A. Con. I Warren Gardner* I. S. j W. E. Howcll, O. S. A. B. Walker; P. W. P. The above order continues to gain strength iu < ur midst, and we hope it may never fall back an inch. The Grand Division of Sons of Tcmpc nnce of the State will hold its quarterly session here, and will conVeue on the 26th inst. We have no doubt hut the occasion will have a good effect in our community, as there will he men from all parts of the State present. We wish th?m a pleas ant time and success to their great and good cause. Apologizing to a lamp post isprlina fncia evidence that it is not Merrcl's Hepatino for tho Liver, but some worthless trash, called Bitters, that has been taken into the stomach. Merrell's Hepatine acts directly on the Liver causing it to throw ofi the bile, and purify tho blood. When the Liver has a healthy action tho whole system is at once invigorated and streng tli en cd; disease has no hold on tho system, and is easily eradicated Merrell's Hepatine hns no equal in permanently curing nil diseases of the Liver, Stomachc and Kidneys. Fifty doses for one dollar, two cents per dose; cheaper than pills, and free from Calomel. See book at Drug Store. For sale by Dr. A. C. Dukes, Remember Tbl?. Now is the time of the year for Pneu monia, Lung Fever, Coughs, Colds, and fatal results of predisposition to Consump tion and other Throat and Lung Disease. Bosohbe's ?German Syrup has been used in this neighborhood for the pant two or three years without a single failure to cure. If yon have not used this medicine yourself, go to jour Druggist, Dr. A. C. DUKES and ask him'of its wonderful success among his customers. Two doses will relieve the worst cane?. If you have no faith in any medicine, just buy a Sample Pottle of Boschcc's German Syrup for 10 cents and try it, Regular size Mottle 75 cents. Don't neglect a cough to Have 75 cents. dee 4 tf R1.COVEUED-Taken away from , a suspicious character, about one month since, a -Silver Watch. Any one calling and proving property, can get it from .Mr. Gco. Poliver. Z M. WOLFE. Marshal. mar 25 if FINAL, NOTICE. All persons ho.ving demands against the Estate of Ann Perry deceased will present them properly proven to the undersigned on or before the first day of May next, or thev will be debarred pavment. March 10th 1870 JOAN P. BERRY (jualiliud Executor. Noiiee of J~>ismissal. Notice is hereby given that I shall one mouth from date file account with the Hon orable Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, and ask for letters of Dismissal.lit* Administratrix of the Estate of J. Morgan I rick. MARY I RICK, ? Administratrix, mar 11 4t IASTRAY SA IjE?The following ]j Cattle having been delivered to me as estray, will be sold at Joseph Johnson's place, Middle Township, at public outcry, on the usual terms, on 26th day of April next. One Black, Brindle Cow and Calf. One Black Cow, One Ped Heifer, One Rod Bull, Yearling. Said estrays can be seen at Joseph Johnson's place. J. P. M. FOURES, Trial Justice, fob 2G 2 m J? Card. Having recovered my health, I am now prepared to contract for building, hauling &c. 1 have had twenty years experienc, and guarantee my work. Conti acts taken on liberal terms. I. R. TUCKER, jan lr< 3m REMOVE!} TO THE REAR " OF a. Fischer's store Where 1 am prepared to serve the Public at the shortest notice in my line of business. Thanking the-Citizens for their liberal J patronage in tbe past, I beg a conti nuance of the same in the future. MOSES M. BROWN, Barbar. JOHN O G RE N srccK*son ok ROHE 1 IT JEN N V. Importer and Manufacturer OF HARNESS & SADDLES. Has the pleasure to inform tbe Public that he has Received a heavy Stock from the North of every description what belongs to a first class Saddlery Establishment. Also wish to draw particular attention to bin Stock of LADIES RIDING SADDLES and his assortment of SHOES. Prices lower then ever. Good Saddles at $3.50. Good Shoes at $1.75 AN ORDINANCE To Raise Supplies for the Town of Ornngeh?rg, So. Ca. for tbe Fiscal Year ending 1st April A. D. 1877, and a Bill to Regulate Lice*'aes, Section V. Be it Ordained by the Town Council of Orangeburg, nnd it is liercby Ordained by tbo authority of the same: That the following taxes be And are hereby assessed ami levied for the fiscal year be ginning April 1st A. i). 1870, at and after the following rates, that is to say: 1st. At thuratoof four (t) mil's upon tbe assessed value af all real estate lying and being within ?hc Corporate limits of the town of Ornngebnrg, S. C., including every Building or other improvements on laud under Le-ise from Bodies Corporate or in dividuals for any term of years; throe (o) mills thereof to be expended for general purposes, nnd one (1) mill for the Fire Department. Sec. II. lie it further Ordained, That all real properly wilhin the said town shall bo assessed for taxation by three Appraisers to be appointed by the Mayor of tbo said town, who shall enter upon their duty im mediately upon fetich appointment, nnd who shall receive for such service n teasouublc compensation therefor to be fixed by tbo Town Council. Sko. III. Be it further Ordained, That every Person, Firm, Company or t ?rporc tioh engaged in any Trndo, Businoss or Profession hereinafter mentioned shall obtain on or beforo the 1st dny of May A. D. 1870, a License therefor in manner herein provided: 1st. Tuosu commencing business after the 1st April A 1) 1870, shnll obtain a Li cense before entering upon tttnt business. 2d Every Person, Firm, Company or Corporation required by th is Ordinance, to obtain a License to engage in any Trado Business or Profession for which a License is required shall register with tbo Town Clerk or bis Assistant, his or her name or stylo, and in case of a firm or company their names or styles of such firms or com panies, and their places of business. 8d. Their trade, business or profession for which a License is required. 4tb. The place where such trndo, busi ness or profession is to bo carried on; all of which, nnd answer to questions relative to which, shrill bo given under oath . Sue IV. If nny person or persons shall exorcise or carry on nny Trade, Business er Profession for the exercise carrying on or doing of which a lisense is re quired by this ordinanco without takln? out such license as in tknt behalf required he, she or they shall bestes being' liable for the payment of the license, bo subject to a penalty not exceeding - twenty .(20) dollars, to be sued for and collected in any court of competent jurisdiction, one fourth of the penalty after deducting expenses of prosecution to be paid to the person who first informs of the matter and things whereby the penalty is recovered, the oth er three-fourtliH to the benefit and use of the Town, and tobe imprisoned for ft term not more than twenty days, for each snd every violal ion of this ordinance. Sec. V. In every license to be taken out under or by tho authority of this ordinance shall be contained and set forth the purposo Trade, Business or Profession, for which such License is grunted and tho name or phico of business of ' .e person or persons taking out ih: same. Smc. VI. The Town Clerk ?hall prepire u proper form of License to be issued in each case which License shall be kept by the person receiving the samt in a conspi cuous plnce as the Town Clerk may direct, SEC. VIL A License grained after the 1st day of April A. D. 1870 shall continue in force until the 1st day of April A* 1>. 1877 and nil licenses granted after the 1st day of April 1870 shall bo is^ned upon the the payment of a rateable proportion of tho whole amount of money imposed for such License provid d however that no Licenia he granlcd tor less than throo months ~~ though the time at the end of tno ye.ir be less than that. Sr.r, VIII. Elicit License granted ?hall ha dated on the 1st day of the month in which the liability therefor accrues and tki amount to be paid tharelor shall be com- . pitted therefrom un il the und of the year; au i every person exercising or cirryiug on any trade, business or profession shall keep said License in their possession, in I unlenH they shall do so shall be deemed and token to havo no License, on I it shall be the duty of the Town Marshal and IXteethe Force to report any violation thereof. Sec. IX. Upon the removal of any per. son or persons from the house cr premises at which the trade, business or profession mentioned in such was athorized it may and shall be lawful for the Town Clork to authorize by endorsement of suoh License, the person removing as aforesaid to any other place in the corporation to carry on the trade, business or profession specified in such License at the place to which suoh person may have removed. Sec. X. Tur a License to carry on any trade, business or profcss'on hereinafter mcnliened shall be paid to the Town Clerk or Treasurer, vii : Apothecaries, $20; Ambrotypisfs for one year or lc-is, $10; Architects, $3; Fire or Life Insurance Companies, and Agents of other Companies each $10; Auc tioneers, resident, $10 p:r year, Auction eers, transient, $10 per day; Banks or their branches, $25; Dealers in Goods, Ware* and Merchandize other than distilled Spirits whose annual Bales are not over $5000, $"?; and for each additional $1000 or fractions thereef, GO cents; Dentists, $10 each; p. i-iting offices, $5; 1 iwyers, each $10; Barbers, each $3; Tailors each $3; Drays, j Carriages, Wagons and Buggies, that haul for hire. $3 for each Vehicle bo employed; Omnibusses and Hacks $5; Circuses per day $100, and for each side Show accompanyiny or iu connection therewith, $2*>; PraetUinf Physicians, $10 each; Pedlars per montn, $10; Hucksters or Street Venders, $2; Cab - net Makers or Repairers, $2; WkoLwIe Liquor Dealers, S76. (Every person firm or corporation whoso business is to sail distil, ed spiri's, fermented winea or liquors of any kind in quantities of one quart or over shall be regarded as whole sale liquor Dealers.) Retail liquor dealers or bar rooms, $100. Every person or firm whose business is to sell distilled spirits, fermented liquors or wines of any kind by the glns-s or o'heriviso shall ba termed Retail Liquor Dealers; Provide! that no License t? s.dl spirituous or malt liquors, wine or cider shall be granted for a shorter period than six months. Hotels, $10; Pri- ' vato Boarding houses, $5; Restaurants, $.*>; Bakeries; $5; Milliners, $5; Faddlo and Harness Maker's and Repairers, $>; Boot and Shoo Makers, $8; Carriage Makers anil WkcoLvrights, $10; Jewellers, Watch and Clock ltjpairer?, $10; Master Mcch inics or Contractors, $-3; Tin ners, $10; Billiard Table* $10 each; Gam* Tables of any kind whatsoever other than Billiard, $5 each; Gunsmiths, $2; S ur and Grist Mills a r.d Pinning Machines and Kiev Beaters run by Si earn er otucrwise. each $10; Blacksmiths.:$3j House and.Sign paint* era, $ \ Livery Stable Keepers, $lu-, and ad persons carrying on ditloreut budine^se* although in same building shall pay sj separate tax on each. SEC XI. Be it further Ordained, That all male-inhabitants of the Town of Oranga burg"betwoon tho ages of 18 and 50 (bo* five firemen excepted) shall be liable to road duty, and shall also be subject to s> compound tax of$2 c.ioh which said tax shall be appropriatoJ to the uses and iin provemontg of tho coporation. Sec. XII. Be it further Ordained, That Huukftors Liccnso an.ill not be liable to any deduction ou account of tho time ia which suoh License shrill be issued. Sec XIII. Be it further Ordain'd, That the owner or owners of dogs within the Town of Orangobuog 8. C. shall pay a tax of $1 upon oachand every dog owned by him, her or them, and that the owner or owners thereof sh ill be provided with % collar tobe furnished at the expense of tho Town, and on and aftor tho first day of June next ens-ting, any dog owned by any person living in said Town, found upon the streets without suoh colar shall bo taken up hy the Marshal and the owner notified thereof, and if such owner or a<taers shall fall to pay the license upon such dog or dogs within five days after being bo notifi ed, said dog or dogs shall bo killed. SRC. XIV. Be it further Ordained, Thft* all ordinances or parts of ordinanoeg levy ing a tas or prescribing the mods or time* of returning or paying the same or any Other regulation in relation thereto oro hereby continued in full force and effect a* fur ns the same are not in conflict with the provision of this nrdinanoo. Sec. XV. Be it fterthtr Ordained, That a'l Town Tftxss on real citato re quired under this ordinance shall be paya ble within (30) thirty days from tho (2)) twentieth day of April A. D. 1870. All taxes unpaid aftor tho expiration of the thirty (30) days shall be Bubject to oat r.d ditional tax oftwenty per centum on real estate and twenty per centum on Licences. 8kc. XVI. Be it further Ordained, That the fiscal year shall bogin on the 1st day of April, A.D. 1876. Sko. XVII. Be it further Ordained, That this ordinance shall remain In forco until emended or repealed. Skc. XVIII. Be it further Ordained, That all ordinances or part of ordinances milita ting against this ordinance be and tho earns are hereby repealled. GEO. BOLIVER [L. 8.] Mayor, Attest .? T. H. Malonk, Clerk of Council. Ratified on the 17th day of March 1875.