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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
Aaron Reeds Estate.

state Of Icrnonh }TQHE Hon. The rrolot Count
Iisret q. R'dldid - IL frr the D,.ric, of Rujlia1,
II No htis and E tees n .}aroa Re,d late Of R,f1ad
d.rr1'rd, GnFrrtNC:
Hhcras, "ULnM llrnr1REY, administrator with
ihc vl Upn'Nel Of tho estate of the sail Aaron Reed
hath represented TO This ,na, the personal estate Of
the saI cc7.cl is insufficient to pay ms dtbi hy the
81 seven hupdTaI l-lI~rs Snd bet np,,I,,,l Il . a.
much OF the real estate e sad ccct1std
w pay ,al un TIC Gusts anl charges OF s, ding
said estate See
IhG,j"5e, Nru arc hereby ro'f-l e. appear lei lore
the Probate Count - session thCttu. To- Nc holden at
the probate Office 10 ltutsnd die first Monday Of Feb
ruary next and Show good cause 20 the contrary give
hond as SAID court shi direct for the payment of said
lchis-othcrvise the d adm Illustrator will then be H.
censcd ard authorized To- sell much OF the real estate
o." said deceased viii be sufficient TO pay the aforesaid
ium a" all Legal costs aai ohur.cs;hul that the publ
cation - copy OF this order three week. succes.vcly.
~ tho kn'hai Herald. printed at Rutland, as soon Us
m7y be, shn!l be sufficient notice 20 all cDuceruea
Given under my hand aul the seal of laid probate
L.. s. court at Eutmud, this 2Jth Gay of Deco mber,
q. ID. 1886.
n y. TOH'SLEE. Rlr5,,sy
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
commissioners Notice.

wv the sub'crbers,being appointed by the Hon. Pro-
~ o"'e court for the District Of Rutland commits
'i'n"r' 10 receive examine aud adjust all claims and de-
MAIDS OF all persons against the estate of
GIDEON BUEL,
late OF hildleown in said district decen.ej
insoven and also all claims and lemanIs exb;,;,I -
Onset thereio and Elk months from the oath Iay n,
Nov lnt beng allowed 10y said court for tha, pn,o
we aothereore hereby give notice that we IN attend IN
house OF Lucy Bucl, in said NilI,etow, m ,bl ,
1'y o. January ami second Monday of February nex
from one o'clock until four o'clock p NJ on each of ,a;J
d,ys - ~ va cav" oI sald
IfiEOPHiLUS C'L4RR.)
J9COB BURNI.iM il, Coinaitist0neri.
ID. 1880 - De'''ner a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
Laws of Vermont.
2s.-Au Act, Incorporating Literary snd Scientific
Associations.

2s.-Au Act, Incorporating Literary snd Scientific
Association.
SrcroS l. Is hereby eal-'si b. n. General
.lHeHab9y of hs State Of crm9at. That whenever
any namber Of persons shall yoluuiafil, associate
fof the promotion II lleia,ure sad nee the nom.
bers Of each AMI every society 80 formed be and
they are and sball BE-, body corporate ard pol,,c
aud may assume sucb name ssA minority Of ihe
memhefs q such sssocisiiau may agree unnr. md
shall have perpetual succession ani they and their
successors may hold such iea. sud persousI pfornf
iy, Hgh's and interests they rnay hereafter or.
CURE b. purchase, grs OF olheruisc. .u3 NAV si.7
eel and transfer lie ssne tccordu- 10 law As t,,
may deem proper. f1f The beaeGi O. said s.,.e.,.
uOns
50. - AerstV Further eaoe,ef That ell ss.o
e',iioas. formed under ths Aet .hs forever l.,esc
ter be ehpsslc 10 las 20 s1e sa3 be seed igi,.rss
sbd b. 'npies1ed snss and offend 10 AL eo.r,, q,
lao aud eqsi'y. sud shsll ENJOY sn ru,i.epcs ..-,
cent 70 eofPofsisors oi similar chGrs-ter.-rsv an
t'in' oil saeh osiesfs ss lhoy may deem prspcr -
i1ay regulate 'hsi' slecuonsapd deslenstc iir.- d.
tee and suihoFiiy may make taesr can b, .I,,
end negotiations, s1d liter Nc ssGss 81 the Vii a..
pleasure o. a majority.
P'"r'deS. Toe byla~s hns fssa'siioss of ,,i.
eorP0fst'oa sbst not be repugssst 10 the eon,t.,g
ties ADD lsws q ihis state.
N {" Aersty fariAer ,ase,sS. Tia, The form
q 'bs org nsl tgfsemeat fer eat.t,ss iu- ..eb a,
sosasiiSns shsll be a. fsiloss
TIE sreefsssod iabls.,.s'. ,-,,
esss'l o. ssss e vssasa. d. lsfs5,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
CARLOS COOLIDGE,
Speaker orthe House.
f. n. BRIGGS, Presd'l pro tcn of the Senate.
Approved, s. II. JENISON
November II 1909


3l.-AN ACT, establishing permanent, salaries for
certain officers
SIC. /. II is hereby enacted Jy he Geaerol As
smJly # the State IF Fcrmont, That from and at
ter the passing Of this act, the Secretary of State
the Secretary and Assistant Secretary of the Sea-
ate the Governors Secretary Of Civil and Military
Affairs, the Clerk Assistant Clerk and Engrossinp
Clerk Of the House If Representatives sholl be a.
lowed as an annual compensation for their services
payable one half st The rising of the General A.
seu5ly. and the other half Oh the Grs day of Oco-
Der, out Of the treasury Of this state the following
sums respectively, 10 Wit: totho Secretary Of State
tie sum Of three hundred duars; to the Secretary
OF tie Senate the sum Of two hundred and seventy
five dullars to The Assistant Secretary Of the Sen
ate the sum Of one hundred and ffty dollars; TO the
Governors Secretary Of Civil and Military Affairs
the sum oftwo hundred dollars; to .he Clerk of the
House Of Representatives the sum Of two hundred
and seventy five dollars to the Assistant, Clerk of
the llouFe Of Representatives the sum Of one hum
drcf ana f0y dollars aud 10 the Engrossing Clerk
Of the House Of Re tfcsen,a,ives The sum Of one
hundred and seventy I've dollars which said res
peci've sums shall be IN f1li compensation to the
SAID secretaries and clerks fer ell the duties spper-
Inning 10 their sad Officer including Office rent
ana transporting books, records aud stationary to
and from the Legislature.
Froudd, Tat tbs act shall not prevent the
Secretary Of State from receiving all such fees Ar
are now allowed him by laS flr such copies Of acts
as msy be applied f5r by individuals.
! s.. ne hereby .ftrihcr enacted That the fret
section Of an net entitled IAN act establishing per.
msneni salaries for certain officers sud for rcpuls
ting certain fees and feasible costs" passed Noyem-
Der OH, ls-l and elso the Al and 7,b sections
OF an oct entitled an act ia addition 10 an ae, es.
'a'Hs'"ng permanent sa'aIIe. auI Tor regulating cor
's'" lee sn4 taxable costs passed Nov. Oh. eish,
cen Laoeret eEl ;@tufy-two, be and The came are
hereby rorea.ri
.. hardy friier enacted. TLst the Sen.
a'2rs sh'l' receive asa OIL. comprehension for tbe,,
seruces, the sun Of one dollar sni CIV cent. ,s,
o'y eanns The session Of the Legislature ana ten
cents per m..e f1r ifsyc!. each way
1. " L0by 6otfber ez5ois4. Ths, tho T..
o'erA7 char receive Tor 81, iht scr,!ces rcayi-e, n,
b'n, seventy l,e da,lars Ter aunum. pa,sLle one
n'' '' ne rising q lhc General Assemble and ne
oioei h'f On the E-s' DAY ofOc'ober.
FT-n1sd. Thar ,Lls lcl shsll take effect ,nn..
o'ieiy 'iter The passing Of the sane.
CARLOS COOLIDGE.
Speaker 81 tie IIoute.
= y BRIGGS. presd't pro fesa ofths Ssn,.s
=. Approved. s. II. JENIsOS.
November IL 1886
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
pratrtrui rxrRAcr

On ~ esf sfssmof rtrha.l ehfu rtrrF
~ sssiifs .pHs, ne -a-,rf, col 90 49,,
whst firi 80 - snd ssrfr~. go t.t fti
Wcaf~.. ~ttth tsti go is.au iHsi ns's
q tAsf' ~ ta Fsffats.tefior ttafa
ohs lht ustt tAi' $50 yrer- t.,tmf tfs7.
pps thceftt o. tv,si 30 scifrti' ttfs tn H.ufs
O. ~ tir boarded frrtufs, % vvr7f
wA-A srsta, ,seA ,u.sas, % 10 81 twsfa Spts q.
The he.it 50 sst.s nss 10 to- " charre
Ard ,tt'' sprnE unfeu,hei 10 's'f' 20 u'tf.
q i.--tis tnsuort of Msihsrs iatc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

DIALOGUE. Ssmto.-Dont you wish CufTce,
da, ell de people in De world dead DO, and YOU
Cuhec Sambo deed do.
Sambo.-Wbs, you follow cen, Coffee
Cuhee.--Wby Samho, | set up great tavern
and gel oil de custom TO myself.
sambo.-Wel, buy ship and 20 trading
10 one 10 rival me. When my ship be coming M
TO port all dc people come crowdlng on dc shore
huzzaing for captain Sambo.
Cuf'ee.-Den all dc crew como 10 drink wid me
And Yy, Do5ber see sic o clcbber landor as Cuffco
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

AnssNeR OF MIND. This complain, appears 10
be gaining ground ell over the country.
Ayoune married woman the other dsv. threw
her infant into cooking stove while sLe very If
fec,ona,ely nursed a leg of mutton.
An elderly gentleman walking along the street,
took hold OF cows tail, ana gracefully placing il
over her back. exclaimed. madam you have drop.
ped your veil
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

3O.-An IN Act, authorizing the transfer Of turn.
pike stock TO towns.
's hereSy enacted by The General .7ssenjly Of The
STATE Of TermoRf as foows:
SIC. /. Any incorporated turnpike company
within this state may, n, hei discretion, assign or
transfer the stock Of such company TO any town or
towns, through which the same may pass, in such
manner aud form as trnnscrs are usually made by
such company. or IN such manner as may be nu,u.
ally agreed on BY the parties.
81 II Is here1y farther ndcted Tina, in case
Of 'he transfer % such turnpike stock as aforesaid
II shall be la "ul for such town or towns to demand
ana receive lhe tolls on such turnpike road, as are
now established by law, Until the amount of such
t"'S shali be sufficient to pay the sum stipulated
between the parties and thereupon, on the pay
ment OF such stipulated sum the said turnpike shall
become tree road and the charter or gran, there
pfvacated.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
AMERICAN TRUSS.
JAQuIrI's PATENT.

JAQuIriIs PATENT
ynnOsr oaly, wlo suow by a. erienoe "a 'rHc'" E
y olJItd from
HERNIA or RUPTURE
tsta iisi estimate upon III, value OF IN sifuncut,
81 t., p-fl.ei cut ol the dau-crau. compliant The
h .,.r rs h.xarl nuihju. trtug that no nsitg-
~ su, bees bee1 ussd ur iERNI, =" riccily atsp.
.trA SAT- anl certain ct ,G-ciing cures.
Cl:rs hayo hrcu peeitncd by Thee ieUssrs 10 four
wsckf ou cases. atd eases ol luug stand.
ir-. say Yor oENERALLN r. ouRTpi but iu such,
lcs f,si VII lie gwen. Recent CAGES should receive
immediate attention, u orlsr 20 insure surccsS. trial
earnestly recommended, that thcir superiority may DO
tested
- Every parchascr has The privilege OF returning
this Tras after trial OF eight days Il docs not give
.stisinruou
Forsslo by appointment, b,
Iy Jta PORTER. RuAan9--
ial Tires IiurciiN.oN. Jr.. Uooisioct, ~
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
a L a N S orr DYER
II o T1CE

tore eHinus between "e'e'o-
.,, WILLIAM q JOINS CaLH.
j. hereby 'is 4lvsl-slI al 49,.
=, 10y ,'''o'' sssias aiI lrn are requs,t.l %
~ NC 's'Nene1i Of the ne without d.lsy @''N'
idi'isri. Dee Is 1880 81 'Oi'' C4LF.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

,al.tar, s..aeia'tf f. tlr pafprac n
,c,,.'at f. i.. f..i section 90 90 trt entitled Cen
a,' r-.trori'r. Ifewrf ani Sc cnui \ '.r.a-
u1r." yats,d Newcomer sfr'ocuth. Anra Dom'H'
..e sand ,i-a' h1a',ri sot ti.tls.tF.
j. ~rr-,s uir.c.f re have hrteau'a sc'"t'''y
o., t.hte
u.'ct q tls d0v RI "
70. yr,. .'..r lord
N.4h .r.j agreement sGef BE- rc daly rAcer-
Fol. ,h,I O.. te--rtrl On tie c''tk's office 10 the
.ecft'y 81 ere ru-h association NAV be formed. md
to,ioc ,hereor BE- dolly pub'ished 40 some nevsra-
rer printed r Gee. sisic, 20 be designate! rs said
c'r-f.
So NJ t,rt}g .6ffs-r easc'ea Tia, al as
saeis'iors. 90 itrrt aforesaid s'sll M, be ON
covered by the pra,.ians Of this 'ctto hold rcal
estate. by si0, rarrhs-e or otherwise, exceeding
in ys'.c sud aaogr, Tie sUr OF ten thousand dol
'sts
so i J., lye'y .farl,r oaeo; That oil ''-
srcIsUoos. f,''ned Under tbs uc' shall be under
fhc cor's. of sny flture Legislature, who shall
have 90 power 10 utter. amend o. repeal this act
CARLOS COOLIDGE
Seca.er or the House.
y. ~. CAMP. President Of tie Senate.
Aroro,el S.U. JENlSON.
Notnrutsr lG I-3G
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

Never pe'si The snFeI q scnfn. You krov RI.
hoF soen yos 'ssy 5s o.. sbyLc,.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

%. An Set. tolai,nr to mileage Of members Of
lie General Assembly.
SBc |. i 70 h~r,iy cnocicI by he G.ntrai AZ
,cn5iy Of he state ec Vcmoat, That tn members
&C ,h,. and evcty future Legislature shall be, and
they orc hereby su'Lodz"d and entitled 50 receive
ten cents for every miles travel 10 going to ana
returning from he legislature Of this state
So ii, hcrc5y further cnactc2 That the act
entitled can act directing tho mode Of asceriaiuiug
he mileage tho members Of the General Assem-
Bly," messed Nov. On, one Thousand sigh, HUNDRED
and Arty-tour, be, and The sVmc is, hereby repeal
Cd.
ProriicS. Tia, this act shall take cAeci from its
pussogc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10
CARLOS COOLIDGE.

Npthk'r OF Tie HOUSE.
d. ". CAMP. President Of the Senate.
Approved, 6. II. JENISON.
November 10, 1886.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

SIR WALTER SCOTS NOVELS
premium of all the Novels by this celebrated author will
be gwen TO any person furnishing bors and the
Iae ~ TO the publisher of the Iadys Book free of
cash mag 81" Novels for Eve subscribers and the
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1837-01-10

iosr oaly, vlo Snow BY experience "a 'ored's
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01

Further From Ohio. -Ashtobula county
which gave nearly 1900 majority for Har-
rson, gives less than 500 for the federal
ticket. Pretty fair!
Geauga county, where Harrison had a
majority ofl754, the wing bank party have
only 5s5. Tolerable =!
The wings crow great deal about their
gain. in Cuyahoga county. To show with
what reason, we will state, that Harrison
had majority in that county, of $685.
Their Bank wing Candidate for senator. NJ
he present election, has, per official can.
vlss. majority FISH,. Gain out ofpack.
eL Is On the legislative ticket, their high.
est has majority over the highest Van Blu.
rem candidate, of 500. Their lowest over
our lowest. 949.
The above we learn by the Cleveland
Herald, wing paper, which came by pri.
vate conveyance some day or two in adj
vance Of the mail
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01
BY STEVENS T. MASON,
Governor in and oper the State Of Michigan.
PROCLAMATION.

Holding in reverence the custom Of annu-
ally devo'ng particular day 10 the service
of Him who controls the destnies of nations,
and in conformity with usage which has
prevailed in this state. do hereby appoint
TnuRsDGy, THE TluRTIETH DAY OF NovEM-
Der NEXT, as a day of public Thanksgiving
aid Prayer; and | do recommend to the
people of this State, that retaining fom all
employments Inconsistent with the duties
and solcmniics of the occasion, they repair
10 their respective places Of public worship
and unite in suitable acknow Judgments 10
The Solver of every good and perfect gift"
for the many mercies he has vouchsafed ~
us as a people that we may thank him
for The blessings Of civil and religious free.
dom. and all the advantages of a republi.
can form of government, for the favorable
ed time and the abundant harvest, for
mption from disease, and all national
cul,Inii.e.; for al we can reasonably want
on this earth, and for the guidance Of re.
ligion that can secure 10 US happiness here.
'fler; that We bcseech Him 10 lake our be-
loved country into His holy keeping and
hat he continue it u land of liberty, virtue
and intelligence.
In testimony whereof have hereunio
set my hand, and have caused
to be affixed the great seal OF
the State, this 10Th day OF DC.
tober, a. u. 1887.
STEVENS II. MASON.
By the Governor
KNITTING PRITcHETTE.
Secretary of State.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01
Ohio OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES from the inte.

Ohio Elections. -Re,urns from the inte-
rior, came yesterday, by the Columbus
Statesman. They show the democracy of
Ohio is not dishearted. From Logan coun.
" where Harrison had majority of T66.
the democ rate. candidate, Doct. Crew, is
elected 10 the state legislature, by MAORI
" of AZ. Nett democratic gain, $780,
Well done
Franklin County, which gave Harrison a
majority Gil, has reduced its majority 10
only 90. Nett democratic gain, 74s.-
Good
Champaign County, where Harrison had
734 majority, has elected the democratic
candidate to the Legislature, by IS majority.
Nett gain for the democracy, TAT. Very
Good!!
Belmont co., where Harrison had 800
majority has elected the whole democratic
ticket.
Guernsy CO., has neuiralizcd Harrison
majority Of 422. and sends Van Buren
man to the legis AZURE, in the room Of Big.
ger.
. Delaware co., where Harrison had ma.
jority, of 900. has elected part ofthe dem.
ocratic ticket. n
The wing majority in Warren county,
has been reduced from $50, to abou, 300.
From Knox county, VIC have contradic-
tory reports.
Portage county has reduced its federal
majority, from 600, to an average of abou
200.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01

Besides the indispensable necessity Of an
issue Of treasury notes for the purposes of
the treasury, no other practicable measure
is so well calculated to afford substantial
relief TO the merchants, or to aid and i'm.
prove the domestic exchanges. II is re-
sisted, however. at every step and by every
legislative expedient by the opposition -
We are assured, nevertheless, by these con.
sistent partizans, that the government will
do nothing for the merchants and the pecu.
mary difficulties Of the day. and that they,
the wings, are the exclusive friends Of re.
1ief!-AD. Argus.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01
Two THE PUGBLC.-T,o proprie.ol

HVO THE PUgYLC.-T, proprietor.
n Of tbs DEMocRATIc FREE Pass respect
fully inform their fri mis- and the public, that
tn will hrs fer publish the sans DAILY and
WEEKLY. With the deslr, of making tn, Frs
Press worthy of the f.vor and p, tronlg, which
il enjoys, tbs propretors have been at grelt ex-
penge to obtain new and exc llsnt material and
sock for their establishment, and they n liter
themselves that they will hereafter issue their
respective public tions in minn,r that will
rive Y sner | satisf ictio1 to their patrons
TIE DAILY FaEE Pass, will be publishe 4
wsry morning. Sundays exc pied, on large
imperial sh @. of tn best quality. and will con-
al thu lliest for ig anl doni site in,elligenc
of the day.-Terns, eight dollars per annuu.
pdyTbie epery sir monfhs.
TIL, WEEKLY FREE Press, will be publishc |
every w DIN 'sday morning, on large elephant,
sheet Of tn, fin Isl quality, and will cont in th
same matter published in III, ID Ailv and S,mi-
Weekly papers.--Terms, three dollars, in ad.
Uance.
Al the late session Of the Legislature the Editor
OF IN, Ere Press was appointed Sthe Printor'
and the Free Press consequently m ldc the st tie
Pap'r of Michigan. Tas earliest inform ton OF
do nestle official character will thcr fors he
found IN Its columns. Daring tn, session of h
Lcgislatur, comp ;tent reporters will he employ
ell in each House, and a corr CT daily report o.
tire proceedings and Deb ties published. Tae
laws of State are 10 b. published in il forthwith
upon th,ir p ss sgs, and they ar, mad, legal evi.
denc, in It's columns for six months after IN
clos OF the session at which they may be pissed
The propristors are also publishers Of h laws
ofthe United S.atss add every subscriber Their /.
fore who is ,rlfal enough to preserve his I'll q
will have by him, not only tho proc aedings and
discussions of the l. gislsturc, but also III laws
of the State and tn, Unit ID States complate In
cilhar IN, Daily or Weekly sh ct.
Elch Papsr will be M lid regularly TO coun
try subscrsbers, on the morning of publication
and forward ID by the arli st mails.
BAGG, BARNS a. co.
n dyoif Inn, & 1877 "a
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01

Syracuse and Utica Railroad Company.
AT a meeting Of The Board Of Directors.
held in this village on the 2oib uIt., John
Wilkinson, ESQ.,, was elected President Of
said Company in place OF the late 4 Ion.
Henry Seymour; The Hon. Chas. Stcbbins
was elected Vice President of said compa.
ny; Horatio Seymour, ESQ.,, was appointed
doctor.
The directors resolved 10 make a call
OF The second instrument, Of per cent. OF
the capital stock, payable on the first day
Of Fehuary next, as preliminary TO vgor.
Gus prosecution Of the construction OF the
road.--Onond. Standard.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01

English Railroad Carriages.--On the
Grand Junction Railway, which uniies
Birmingham with Liverpool. the carriages
are of the most elegant description. The
ordinary carriages carry eighteen possen.
gers. The mail coaches have accommo.
laiion for four passengers in each apart.
ment.
A man was recently strangled to death.
in York County. by endeavoring 10 swallow
100 large mouthful OF beef. When beef
is at its present price. the man of large
,nouthfuls ought 10 choke.-- bet. Nor. Post.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01
CrSrnrx,LLr. November lst. 1917.

To the Hon. 'JonN STURoEss and Cn.RLEs b.
FIrcu, ASS cite Judg Of tn Circuit Court of
he third Judiclsl Circuit Of the State of Michi-
gan far tn, County of ST. Joseph and to Ed.
ward A. Talmbull, sheriff OF ST. Joseph County.
Michig n
Tbs Undersigned, Treasurer Of i'd County
hereby specially resigns the said officl of Tre-
surlr, and that the said oiiies muy b. coosid r.
ed vacant from tho above dale and that tho books
nd pap rs " with the Clerk of he County.
Il specially, your obd't scrv'i.
COLUMBIA LANCASTER,
Late Treasurer Of tn, County Of st. Joseph.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01

Fine Business for a Gorern or-The
Ann ,rbor Argus makes the ioIloMing an.
nouncement
e. e. Trowbridge. the bank wing candi
late for - overnor, brought load of the
Jeffersonian Democrats to Ann Arbor, and
mas go.c TO the west with more, IL the wings
here are distributing them.
What n dignifed employment for a can.
didate for Governor Of Michigan.
Constantine republican. [volume] (Constantine, Mich.) 1836-1838, 1837-11-01
NOIT We CRIPpsES.-

w scriber wing "raulovod his dopos;es" tc.
" to thsupp Z story ofth store occupiei by Thos
Mos,l y, is prepir d to receive ord RS for work
in his lire, which sh III bo done punctually and
in the Latest style.
Cash and all kinds of country proluc,, cxcep,
cabb ge and shin plasters, will b., receiv d in
p .yment. G.. w. SCHNABEL.
NV mixer 1 IN
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HAS. A. HOPKINS,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
Constantine, ST. Joseph Co
62tf MICHIGAN.

mo THE ELECTORS of the Town
III of Const niin,.-Public notice is h, reby
given, that town meeting will b, h,ld at the
chool hous,, in the village of Constantine. Oh
Mond tn, SIKH IF November xt. and on thu
GLOWING day, for tn election of Governor and
Iii nj. Governor--ons s'na tor and two repr =
: natives to tn, state legislature, and Judge OF
Prob tic for the county OF st. Joseph.
VIM. C. PEASE Town Clerk.
Const 'ntinI. Oct. % 1887.
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nFFICE OF INTERNAL lM-

~ fkONEMENF, Detroit. Ootoo r 23 1887.
Motto, Is hercoy given thu the commissioners
Of Int I'm Il Improyam, mt will me It the times
and pl ,ces h rim &c ign I ID, for III purpose o.
giving Ill prisons ini rstl ID an opportunity to b.
,arJ ri tive to the surveys T-csntly ordered by
.hs Board.
On the southern Quite, at Monro,, on the % h
lay OF N.lve:nber next.
Oathe northern route, at the village of Palmy-
r., on the 4th, and ut Port Huron on the 9th .ys
of December next.
Oa the csntr i route, at d 1troit on the 9Th day
of -cember noxt.
BY order Of the DO ri,
~ j. BURDICK President.