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	policeman in the discharge of his duty, shall be lia-
	ble to conviction and punishment in the same man-
	ner and to the same extent as if he had resisted a
	constable ; and any policeman so appointed, who
	shall be guilty of official misconduct, shall be pro-	Official mis-
	ceeded against by presentment and indictment in '	conduct.
	the Circuit Court for Washington county, and if
	found guilty, shall be fined or imprisoned, or both,
	in the discretion of the Court.
	SEC. 132. The Mayor and Council shall have power	Power to pass
	to pass all ordinances not contrary to the constitution	ordinances.
	and laws of this State or of the United States, as they
	may deem necessary to the good government of the
	town ; they shall have power to remove all nuisances	Nuisances.
	or obstructions from the streets, lanes, alleys, or from
	any lots adjacent; to remove or cause to be re-
	moved, any houses or other structures that may in their judgment become dangerous to persons going	Remove dangerous structures.
	upon the highways of the town; to cause the streets, alleys and sidewalks to be graded, paved, repaired	Streets, &c.
	and improved by the property owners or otherwise ;
	to cause bridges or culverts to be made over the	Bridges and
	waters or hollows; to pave and keep in repair the	culverts.
	' water courses, drains or sewers of the town, and to
	keep the same well cleansed ; to establish markets,	Markets.
	regulate the hours and limits thereof, and mode of
	dealing thereat, and grant licenses or permits and
	rent stalls for the sale of marketable commodities;
	to control the public grounds, as over other parts of
	the town, but not to interfere with the title thereof;
	to establish and regulate a station-house or lock-	Station house
	up, for the temporary confinement of violators of
	the laws and ordinances of the town ; to prohibit or
	restrain the keeping of bawdy houses, or houses of	Bawdy
	ill fame, within the limits of the town, and to pro-	houses.
	vide for the punishment of all persons who shall
	keep, authorize or surfer to be kept any such bawdy
	house, or house of ill fame, and for the purpose of
	carrying out the foregoing powers, and for the pres-
	ervation of the cleanliness, the health, the peace and	Cleanliness,
	good order of the community, and for the protection	health, &c.
	of the lives and property of the citizens, they may
	pass all ordinances or by-laws from time to time ne-
	cessary ; and to ensure the observance of said ordi-
	nances, in addition to the action of debt, or such