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	sheep, five cents ; for every score of hogs, five cents ;
	for every score of cattle, ten cents ; for every horse
	and his rider, or led horse, two cents, or if the same
	shall return the same day, three cents for the round
	trip ; for every sulky, chaise or sleigh drawn with
	one horse, three cents, or if the same shall return
	the same day, five cents for the round trip ; for every
	sulky, chaise, coach or sleigh drawn by two horses,
	six cents, or if the same shall return the same day
	ten cents for the round trip ; and for either of the
	carriages last mentioned, with four horses, twelve
	cents, and if the same shall return the same day
	twenty cents for the round trip ; the like sums ac-
	cording to the number drawing the same for every
	cart or wagon whose wheels do not exceed the
	breadth of three inches, two and one-half cents, or
	if the same shall return the same day, four cents
	for the round trip, the like sums according to the
	number of horses drawing the same ; for four inch
	tread wagon, one and one-quarter cents per horse,
	or two cents per horse round trip.
	SEC. 2. Be it enacted, That all acts or parts of	Inconsistent
	acts inconsistent with the provisions of this act be	acts repealed.
	and the same are hereby repealed.
	Approved April 10, 1880.