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E1NCY GOODS.

NEW styles Light and Dark Silks, Bazorines,
~ Printed Lawns, Mouse de LANES, French Ging-
hams and Prints, full assortment Just received by
II. w. CATLIN.
Fine Florence Braid and Neapoton Bonnetis sin
gle and double rim Colorei aud White Leghorn Hats.
New style Bonnet, Neck and Cap Ribbons. Ar,li-
cal Flowers. LareS, great variety. Glove and
Mirs, Jet Necklace. and Hair Cases. Parasolls, Graz
watts, Shawl. Handkerchiefs, &c. &c.
DOMESTIC GOODS.
Brown Shee'ings and Shirng>, Cotton Yard and
Carpe, Warp, Ticking, WaIdiig and Batting, Bleach
ed Cotton and American Prints, all kinds inst opened
by II. w. CATLIN.
Also
A full assortment Farewel'> and New York Shoes
Of all kinds and styles. Also, fall assortment OF
Groceries (Liqnors excepel)
The above Goods and great many more not emu.
meratel, have cen selected with care and attention
IN regard 10 style quality and price, and are Of
ered for cash credit produce, as low any oheI
establishment IN the Stale.
n. B.-As my motto Is, Gas cheap the cheap
e>," those who want the most for the least money
will do well TO call before purchasing. ii w. G
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RIOTS IN MONTREAL.

Our neighhurs in Canada have just been
going through the farce of an election, in
which Her MAjrsty's Troops acted as " In
spectors," and club law was the favorite ar
gument. The scene of the contest was the
city of Montreal and the occasion an election
for Members of Parliament. The compete
tors we're Messls. Drummon and Nelson,
the former the Liberal and the latter the
Ministerial candidate. The following was
the result Of the poll as declared by the pre-
siding officers:-
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John Dcayreux's Estate.

NV The subscribers having been appointed Nv
w The Honorable the Probate Court for the Dis
trct Of Chi'enden, commits TO receive exam inc
and adjust the claims and demands of all per, on
against The estate Of JOHN DEAUREAX, iare of
Richmond, in SAID dIsIrcr, decea ed represented IN.
solvent, and al>o all claims and demands exhibited
in olset thereto; and six h. from he ,lay of the
date hereof being allowed by laid court for that pur-
will attend 10 the business of our appoiniment at
the clearinghouse OF Amos b. Cooper, in Richmond,
in said district, the 18Th days of June and Septem-
Der nexl, al 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. each of said days.
Dated this 2Oh day Of March, A. ID. 1874.
ARTtMUS FLAGG,
40 JOHN WILLIAMS / COMMISSIONERS
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BRIGHTON MARKET..-Monday April 90.

At Market, 300 Beef Cattle, Is pairs Working Ok
en-, 62O Sheep and 1850 Swine. 40 Beef Cattle
unsold.
PRIcEs.-Beef Cattle-Heher prices were obtain
ed, and we advance quotations TO correspond, viz
Extra at IS 25; First quality, 81 so q 81 Is; second
quality 81 25 a 81 IS; third quality SO so a s4
Working Oren-Sales al SOS, &c, IS, and so,
!Sheep-From So so 10 So IS; few cosset Weth.
ers IS 4 G.
S'eine-sales quick lots to peddle 5, 81 % 5.c for
Sows and G. 81 a 61c for barrows. At retail from
tn To
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ID i @ d

In this village, on Saturday morning last. of lung
fever WILLIAM KEsDRIcK, infant son of j. X and Sa
rah A. Converse, aged Is months
In Jericho last Thursday Evening, Mr.. DANIEL
BIsHoP, Esq, aged so years. He was one of the
Oldest residents of the county and a frugal, hard
working industrious farmer. He died respected and
lamenled.
In Shelburn on the l7th instant, RANSOM T., sor
of the late Joseph TupPER, aged 25 years.
Al Wes'port, on Saturday the eth ut,. Mrs. MAR,
HUNTER, aged Sc years, widow of the late Hon. vii
liam Hunter of Windsor Vermont.
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James Marsh's Estate.--Pctition to sell La nd

SfA sc, o OF ch HMSM sss coa of hs ls
al Burlington. within aud for .anl Dl,ri, OF Ch,en-
den on the fifth day ofApril, 1914 comes David Read
administrator of the estate of James Marsh, late OF
Burlington, in said district, decea, ell, inte,,a,e aud
files in SAID court his petition in writing, setting forth
that the said James died seized and possessed of a
SIN, uncertan, undivided interest in al ont seven
acres OF land lying on the south ide Of the Water
Quechee RIVER, in Hartford, il the County Of Wind
>or, and of like undivided interest in about twenty
acres OF Mountain land in said Hartford Ivn. nor h.
Iy from sad river, and bounded on the ca i by land
owned by Abel barron, which undivided interest in
said lands re>ieiupOn cont ingencv under the con
diion> in deed given by Daniel Marsh, late Of laid
Hartford, deceased the SAID James and other heirs
of the said Daniel, dated July 10. 1929 that the ei>
allowed hy the commissioners aeain,t the estate Of
the said James amount 10 81 l0 a. of which $50 go
is for last sickness charges; that the inventory OF
The personal estate Of The sail James amounts To
1884 that The amount Of last sick ness charge. aud
funeral expene have been paid leaving $685. rs for
the deliaylng of the expenses Of adnInis rating said
estate AMI the payment Of ,eis lie from his estate.
ani that 1t vii! lie necessary sell he interest Of he
Hl etale IN sal lands Tor he payment Of lad debts
and exien' e. OF administering sad estate and prav
ing sad court 10 li,ene the said administrator sell
'he interest OF sad estate IN sal lands for the purpose
aforesaid, agreeably TO The in such made
and crowded.
WHEREuPoN, the court aforesaid doth appoint The
third Wednesday OF May, 1914, for hearing and deci
ding on sad petition al the Office Of the Register oil
sad court IN said Burlington and doth order that all
persons interested in said tate be notified thereof y
publication of This order, containing the substance OF
SAID petition, three wee successfully IN the Bur
ton Free Press, ne v>paper printed in said Bnrling
ton. the last OF which publications. 10 be previous Ia
sad third Wednesday Of May 1874.
Given under my hand al said Burlington this fifth
day of April 1874.
Avs VIM WESTON, Regi,fer,
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MARSHALL'S NOTICE.

UNITED STATES 5!s. OF AMERICA !. .i lPuRsywAST
rants issued out Of the Hon. District Court of the Uni
ted States for sand District to me directed do here
by give this public notice, that informatons for vio
lalions of the Laws Of the intel States have
leen filed in said Court, hv Charles Davis, El. Dis
trcl Attorney Of the United States for sail Ii,ri,
against the following described goods and Merrhan-
disc:
5. yd>. checked Cashmere, yd>. Black Broad
Cloh 2 yds. Blue Broad Cloth, yds Black Broad
Cloth, yd>. Doe skin Cashmere, 81 vds. Blue Pilot
CIoh, 3 Grey Box Goats, seized al RIxbury, Sept.
I, lS43.
l6 yds Calico, 2! yds. Wooden Cloth, Sc zel on the
waters of Lake Champlain, near East Aburgh in the
District of Vermont, Oct. 25, 1913
yd> Broad Cloth, Shawl, seized on the waters OF
Lake Chamrlain near Burlington, in the District Of
Vermont, Oct. IL, lS43
Surrel Horse .eized at Fairfield, Oct "a, IS43.
Red Roam Hor,e, Cutter and Harness, seized a,
Derby, Feb. Is, lS44.
Grey Goats, seized at Swan'on, Dec. IL, 1913.
yd.. Beaver Cloth, ~ yds. Broad Cloth, seized at
Hi-hgale March l6 1874
Calico part piece Broad Cloth, Shawl, part
piece Linen Drilling, l Box Gun Caps, seized at
Montpelier, February %, Is44
n.y. part piece kerseymere, seized at Mortified, De-
| ioIer 2, 1913.
Grey French Horse, l Black French Horse, seiz.
ed al Berlin. Oct. g 1913.
French Horses, seized al Norlhhcd Oct. IA, 1913.
| French Horse selzed at Montpelier Nov Is ls43.
2part pieces Linen, part pieces Broad Cloth,
| pair Moca>>ns, seizeI at Gudhall March 81, 1874
Horses, Sled, | double Harness, 3 Shawl>,
seized al Fairfax, Jan. II, 1874
Black Mare, seized at Lyndon, Feb 5, lS44.
Grey French Horse >ezel a, Barton, Feb. 8, 1914.
| French Horses, seized at Glover, March s. 1874.
| Bay French lior,e, Brown French Mare, >eiz.
ed at Burke, Feb. s. 1914.
French Horse sc zed at Burke, Feb. 81, 1874.
] Chestnut coored Horse, seized at Walden, March
8, lS4
| Black French Stud Horse, | Red Roam Horse |
Black Gelding, SorreI Mare, 10 yL>. Broad Cloth.
] Fox skin, Lynx skin, Sable skin, seized al
Woodbury., March 26, 1874.
| White Horse, Seized at Cabot, March &c, 1874.
| Brown Mare. seized al WheeIock, April 2, lS44
And trial will lie had SAID lniormaions n, The
next stated term Of sail District Court to lie holden
at WINDSOR, within and for said District, on the 24t
day Of May next of which all persons interested wi
lake notice and govern themselves accordingly.
Given under my hand at bradford, IN said District
this 22I day Of April, 1874.
| AZ WILLIAM BARRON, Marshall
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1844-05-03

Ebenezer Aliens Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT THE Hon. the Probate
District ocChn,cnten, SIS. ! Court for inc District
of Ch,ienen To all persons concerned in the estate
| of EBENEZ ALLEN, late Of Colche,ter, IN ,aid
District, deceased. GREETING.
WHEREAS Charles Collins, administrator OF The
tate of said decea Ell, proposes 10 render account
OF his administration and present his account again,
said e., ATE for examination and allowance al a se>-
sion fhc Cour, ofProta,e TO lie holden al the Regis
ier'> office in Burlington, on the second "Wednesday
Of May next.
THrREropE, You arc hereby notified to appear Re-
fore said court at the time and place aforesaid, ant
shew cause, if any you have why the account afore
said >honld not be allowed.
Given under my hand al Burlington, this 18th day
of April, A. ID. 1874. .
| d6w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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Joshua yVbitcomb,s Estate,

STATE OF VERMONT, THE Hon. the Pro
Di>iric, of Chitienden, IS. L late Court for the
District of Chii,endcn To all persons concerned in
the estate ofJOstlUA WHITCOMB, late ofRtchmond
in said District, deceased, GREETING.
WHEREAS, Levi Whi'comh, one of the almini,,ra-
tors OF The estate Of sad ecea.ed, proposes to render
an account Of his administration, and present his ac-
count against said estate tor examination and allow
ance session Of the Court Of Probate, to lie ho en
al the Register office, in Burlington the second
Wednesday OF May next.
THEREFORE,, Yon are hereby notified TO appear Re.
fore said court at the time and place e,aid, ant
,hew cause, ifany you have, why the account aore-
said ,hould not e allowed
Given under my hand at Burlington, this 18Th day
Of April, A. D., 1874. ..
46 w3 WIN. WESTON, Register.
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BOSTON MARKET.--April %.

FLOUR, Howard ST. s494 a 90, Western canal
lS n 5 81.
BUTTER, l0a 20 per h.
CHEESE 4! a S! do do.
WOOL.-No change to notice in prices, with good
demand for nearly every description.
Saxony and Merieno fleeces, Asa5o
Full blood, 43a45
blood, 35940
Common blood % u 80
Lambs, LIST quality, 40a45
Smyrna washed, 20 a 26
Bengazi, sHH
Buenos Ayres, Gals
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Burlington, w., April Is. 1914.
I, ADVANCE.

I, ADVANCE.
GRAHAM'S MAGAZINEfor May, the most SPLEEN
" did MaSazln. ever issued.
The MAY number is embcHished with a splendid
Steel Engraving Of the Battle Field of Branhywne,
from painting by Doughty, engraved by James
Smile. The best engraving ever issued in Maya
zine.
The Favored Captives, magn hcent steel engra-
wing, nv Rawdon, Wrigh, 4 Hatch.
Summer Fashions, elegant svle, from fresh de-
signs from PARIS, containing all the varieties.
Twenty four Original Paper, from some of the hest
writers in the country. Single Numbers 25 cents.
No. I. Pcck'> Binding. [46l BY A. EDWARDS.
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M q nj @ a

lgsI q r r / Q d.
In New York city, April I'd, by Rev. DR.. Erskne
Mason Hon. SOLOMON FooT, NJ. c., of Rutland, VT
to Mrs, MARY ASS DANA of Clarendon.
Al 81 Pauls Church on Monday evening last, by
the RI. Rev. John II. Hopkins, WIN II. keller,
Esq of South Hero to Miss ORlssA b., daughter Of
Doctor Thomas CHAMBERLAIN of this place.
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EXTRAORDINARY FOR A
SHOE -MAKER!


TUNHE Subscriber has been TWENTY EIGHT
Il YEARS engaged in he manufacture of BOOTS
and SHOFS-,he whole Of which time, with the ex-
ception of years, he has been in Burlington. He
now engages to give the hest pair OF Boots in his
shop to any man. woman or child that will certify 10
the fact that during the whole Of that time, he has
ever even once, failed 10 have their work done when
promised.
Boots and Shoes constantly kept on hand, and all
kinds of work in his line neatly, promptly aud cheap.
" done Please call and examine work and prices.
JAMES II. PLATr.
Church street., May I, 1874 ASH
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46 w3 VIM. WESTON, Register
Moses Catlin's Estate.

Moses Catlin's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT THE Probate
District Of Chl,tenden, S. : L Court for the
District of Chlttenden To the creditors and others
concerned in the estate Of MOSES CATLlN, late OF
Burlington in SAID district, deceased, tes'ate.
WHEREAS Guy Ca,lIn, Executor Of the las, will and
testament of the said deceased, hath made application
to said court to extend the time limited for the pay
ment Of the debts and legaces of The said decea ed
and settling said estate, one year from the 10th day
of October 1885, and also proposes 10 render an ac-
count OF his administrations Whereupon the court
aforesaid doth appoint the second Wednesday Of May
for hearing and deciding on said application and ex.
aiming said account at the office Of the Register OF
said in said Burlington and doth order that all
ntescs'cd in said estate be notified thereof by
publication of this order three weeks snccesslvely IN
the Burlington Free Press, newspaper printed in
said Burlington the last Of which publications 10 be
previous to said second Wednesday in May, 1874
that they may then and there show cause why said
Time should not be extended and why said &C.
count should no, he allowed.
Given under my hand at said Burlington, this 18th
day April, 1874.
46 WM. WESTON, Register.
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Sewell Spaulding's Estate.
STATE OF VERMONT, ,fTNHE Honorable the
District of Ch,,endcn, , L Probate Courtwih.
IN and for the Di>trc, of ChlIenden To The cretli.
tors and Others concerned IN the estate Of SEWELt
SPAULDING, late of Underhill in said d>lrIc, de-
ceased,
WHEREAS, Rapha Woodworth administrator OF the
e., ate Of SAID deceased, has made application to lhi.
Court TO extend the time Limited for ma ing menl
of The de l. and settling the estate of said de eased,
twelve month from the 18th day Of April, 1874. and
the second Wednesday Of May mex, Icing assigned
for hearing in the premes, al the office of he Regis
ter of this Court, and It having heen ordered that no.
tice thereofe given, hy Publishing this decree three
weeks successfully in the Burlington Free Press,
new paper printed al Burlington, Lciore The time fix
ed tor hearing.
Therefore, you are hereby notified, to ap ear Re
fore laid Court AT the time and place ald then
and here TO make objection if any You have TO the
ID time of payment Icing further extended as alore
sail
Given under my hand at Rurlinc,on, this 18th day
of April, A. b. 1S44. WIN. WESTON, Register.
STATE or VERMONT, rTNHE Hon. the Pro-
| District OF Cht;enden, IS. l. late Cont Tor The
District Of Chllten'en To all persons concerned in
the estate of SEWELL SPAULiING, la'e Of Under
| hill in sand district, deceased, GREETING.
| WHEREAS. Rapha Woodwork, administrator OF the
tate OF laid deceased, proposes render an account
o'ehs admir- i>traton, and present his account against
said estate for examination and allowance al session
ofihe Court of Probate TO lie holden the Registers
Office in burlington, the second Wednesday OF May
/ next.
| THEREFORE,, You are hereby notified TO appear he
fore said court the time and place aforesaid and
shew cause, any yo have, why the account atore-
sad should not lie allowed.
Given under my hand Burlington this 18th day
az va VIM. WESTON. REGISTER.
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For SAFE.


lVNHAT large and commoliou> Two story BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AND LOT, situated on
the side Of College Green, al the head Of es.s
Street, in This village. The House Is 80 by As with
ba,emenl story with kitchen and provision ,~llar-,
and wing 80 hy Is, ex cnuing north on Culece
Green with wood and store hou.e elow and Oh m.
bers and sleeping rooms above. large and COM
modions harn, carriage hol,e, ice house. and O,hep
ont houses, and spacious yari we,i Of the dwelling
house, and good durable well Of wafer ofthe bet
quality IN the village, and brick cislern. One and
a quarter acres Of land, Of the first quality, large
garden and choice fruit trees west Of he house aud
yard
The buildings are constructed N modern Style ef
hv m. sub. rber for hts own ne, and the locaio ion
lords very EXTENSIVE and pleasant prospect ofths
llar- and lake The West and is not surpa, esd BY
sny Cher m Ibis pari ofihe country.
| Also for sale good pair of work horses.
pur,ha, ers are invited To call aud examine ~
Ibemselye- Terms ma &c knuwn y the >l,>.'ril ~
on he ,remises SAMUEL NEED
BrrIng'cn, April Is. lsH EST
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POSTSCRIPT.
VIR MA.
BRING OUT THE BIG GUN FOR
THE OLD DOMINION.

BY our papers of the 3Oh April we re-
ceive the cheering news that this gallant
State has done her duty She has floored
Matty-She has redeemed herself from Lo-
cofocosm-She has not forgotten that Henry
Clay is her own son. She has given ma
jorty, in the Legislature, securing Senator
in Congress, she has elected Wing men,
Der of Congress in Gilmer's District, and
probably another in Wise's. In short, she
has done all and more than we asked or OK.
pected. The campaign of 1874 opens
goriously, and Virginia protests that the
honor of electing her mill boy of the
Slashes shall not be monopolized by hel
sister States.
A rumor reached here last evening thai
Van Buren, had declined formally. Al
humbug The Dutchman dies game.
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HOUSE TO LET.

HOUSE no LET.
7NHE subscriber will let his large and commodious
L BRICK HOUSE, situated opposite the Bank OF
Burlington, and on the corner of Church and Bank
Streets, for one or longer term Of years. The
house has been occupied for number of years past
boarding house, and is well calculated. to accom-
MEDIATE from twenty TO thirty boarders. Terms made
known ly application 10 the subscriber, and posses
sion given on the first day of May next.
WIN. A. GRISWOLD.
Burlington, April 4, 1914. a. n
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TAILO ING.

ID VAliAN has returned 10 The Falls and OPEN
Il ed a shop opposite J. w. Viewers store
The patronage of his former friends and the public
generally, Is respectfully solicited.
Garments Gu, or made hv him are warranted to a..
Burl ne,on Falls, March l2, lS44. a n
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 The firm OF JOSEPH
IA HATCH, & Co, hereby notified to Ill and
settle the same Immediately and ave cost.
JOSEPH HATCH.
Burlington March, 8, 1874. 4lwa
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-04
-, Coons. NEW GOODS

TREER & MOTIF. have I"s' completed ihe"
{ F.ll n4,chases in the E.as. and have alraady
.e,~,,sd portion n Their new seaslnahle t,oods.
~ y.l,.b shey col the intention of the pnbIle.-
foftet pafliculafs IN ls" day'. eag "
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-04
uvACuINE CARDs--Tbo

wz ACIINE CARDS--Tbe subscriber Las
Va p.t received a full supply Of Machine
rafIs from Tho factory Of John II llaskll. Btlumofe
The already well established credit 81 Ihe.e caras
over any other sold ia He west is TINT he ieaiher
Is l3ancd expressly for tho purpose. The WIZ is
sI.s good A good assortment may be depended
,u Throughput the season sufficient 10 supply my
.t,,.od fapl2) NEIL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-04
PAINTING.

II CRIMSON K null, HOUSE, SIGN AND
Ii RNAMENTAL PAINTERS. No l25 West
SIDE Main s.. are always prepared with Tho best
.,oflmeu and matcria IN execute all orders IN Their
I'm. m the best style and at the lowest fnies
Esefy description II SIGN PAINTING or Gil.
DING done 10 the best manner may .
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-04

LtTESTO OUT.

G,ENSENEY ~ RHODES hnye tins morning o.
= rearl IA fresh siorb Of NAV GOODS. c"mpr-
sing Fenerai assortment 81 Staple and Fancy mn
cla. ta,,hiah lAey asl. the oltenlion efihe public
June "A
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1844-10-04
ALMANAC FOR 1913

EUSr published Tho Farmer and Mechanic
y Almanac Tor ] si5, calculated by John Am
'It,o,, At Miami Uslvers, sold Wholesale snd Re-
tail country Merchants Will ID we'll 10 eall and
purchase o( The sul sctibef as ! can sol cheaper
han any person in The ely. " honp.
sep
The northern galaxy. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1844-1848, 1844-12-04

is that the license be cancelled, and a fine i'm
posed, not more than $50. For selling to a
slave or U. S. soldier without permit,the pen
atty is fine not exceeding 500 and to have
the license cancelled.
KENTUCKY.
By law Of 1893, the County Court is au-
thorized to license, and to require bond.
They shall also fix the rates Of charges, and
the penalty of exceeding this rate is 30 shil-
lings. For selling without license, the first
time, the penalty is f3, second time, the pen
atty is doubled, and the liquors of the often
der may be seized by any person having a
warrant from Justice of the Peace in the
in the County, and being delivered to some
Justice, the liquor shall be sold and the mon
ey applied 10 the use of the poor. Every
Justice is required strictly to put this law in
force.
The praticing Judge, at each Grand Jury
Court, shall give this act in charge TO the
Grand Jury, and proceed to speedy trial, out
Of course, and without delay" The bond al
so is prosecuted, and the ''Court shall hear
and determine the same in summary way"
On conviction, the tavern shall be suppressed
and the individual shall not be licensed again.
Penalties to 90 TO the use of the County.
ILLINOIS.
By law passed 1919, County Commits
sioners were authorized to license, and the
penalty for keeping an ''inn, tavern, ale house,
dram-shop &C., without license, is 81 90 per
day, two-thirds to the use of the County and
one-third TO the prosecutor, For permitting
drunkenness, or unlawful games, the license
shall be suppressed.
The excise fee is sum not exceeding Sl2,
bond shall be given if required, in the snm
Of $500, "that he shall be Of good behavior
and observing all the laws and ordinances
relating to taverns sc. For selling at retail,
without license, the fine is SI2. For harbor-
ing or trusting minor s., and for the Sd Of
fence the license is forfeited. For selling to
a slave 81.
In 1888, the law authorizing licenses to tav-
erns were repealed. Licenses were to be
granted to groceries, on condition lst, of pay
ment Of from S25,-S300, I'd, of execution
Of bond that the applicant will keep an or
derby house, and not permit unlawful gaming
or riorous conduct. The Court were also
authorized to to reject or grant, applications
''in their discretion" License to be revoked
if abused.
The President and Trustees OF iucorpora-
ted towns hive exclusive power TO grant H.
censes to groceries in their respective limits.
III majority oflegal voters, in any Coun-
ty, Justices district, incorporated town, or
ward in any city, shall petition that spurious
liquors shall mol be retailed, it shall not be
lawful to grant grocery license, until ma
jority shall petition for it,"
In 1871 this last section was repealed.
Respectfully, your ob't serv't,
NJ. p. PARISH.
Caledonia Co., Nov. 90, 1874.