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hoe. vour hair fall oil. docs your hair turn gray

Docs VOUT NIIT TTI'I 'F1''
4. it harsh, is 10 dry, OF dirty pray
III lis thus, Won make n soit, silky and hne,
Dark aud healthy, and heaneoes ~ ms haf OF "lhs
And 20 have this, you have bat three shi'in" 20 CIV"
For a bottle Of Joness Hair Restorative.
~ Reader IL YOU have bad hair YOU would really -
asfonshed AZ the lovely effect az shilling bottle OF JoSs
CORAL HAIR RESTORATIVE has on n II needs but one TIA
Sold at 81 Chalham.st n Y or lo9 Fultonst Brooklyn
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SAVE YOUR Mo>EY rHE M0rto.-jo>f> Anns,
esr the Museum is selling the very best hne French ea
a.. h,ots AZ - a-second quality do = 30 Couuess
roots or CATERS equally low for cash only All Goods s'a
bv Jo>Fs Ann-st warranted 10 give satisaction
* -. b,,, ali - iwis'
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Lfrftt AfS t>p LfrTtF MEANs-On shis iffe pfec. \,
paper, scarce three inches BY two write ttls nct
20 inform the people q this tle village that s Y,s
XVI HiiL, with his associate Dr. NuFSTI~r, hoA 60
iar The htilr TINE Of f~o nighs ~ th- rechsn,.
Hall, IN Broadway Thus 1, will Ne ihs' bit little No.
time - allowed for the little folks and f5. - 80,
pend their butte curiosity witnessing tie sresi.st
furiosities Of the sge @'t
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NOTICES.
ry- New-York weekly Tribune.-confo

S,fn,.fo,. September 2J.-PoETRY-The Exile Lines 90
tie Death Of slAs Wright, by O. Whittier-Eoirosnl
-Poi.tical Economy Wrishrs Agricultural Addfs"
Name and the War; Our Approaching Election, Les''
Reform IN Earnest &c. kc.-NEws-Laef IRON La''v.'
By the Brtanns Affairs in Europe fofeila "'n,
pondence OF The Tribune; Sew-Yors Legislature 500
yrri,ty Of items Of Domestic lntesence-MisoslI,
OUs.--Pnt XII tEntIr,) Of DoNBGY AND Sou ID"
Killed Wounded and Missing at the late ba'te' "a
leo Reports Of the State Temperance Convenls"
bsny and Of the State Agricultural Far a. S"'' -
GOVERNOR WEIGHTS ADDKKss, Entire hee'iAt " =.
Executive Committee Of the Chieazo Consen.sI
astor Hoase-Resolations &c How the Arnisiiee Gu"
about etc. etc. a, 81. an be
single copies put up in wrappers for The Mails co" y
obtained AZ the desk-pnce "a cents -, ..x.h,.
re- TERMS-~s per year. All Subscriptions PA'''
infe,ibly ia advance. - - 81, u.1,..
GREELEY 4 McELkATH, Tribune buiiaih'
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r. The Onondaga Sentinel, Syracuse, pro.
claims HESRY CLAY its candidate for next President
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pRnnKLYN AFFAIRS.

~ The son Of Mr.. Reilley stole grapes from the
ward Of Mr. J p Taylor. and on the spprosen oil tne
owner tried to get away but fell aud broke HE leg Mr.
TAYLOR not knowing this. gave the young rogue one OF
two stripe. with rod hs held Ia his hand but soon per
celspg that he was hurt carried him INTO his house ana
took care OF him The father OF the boy has since sued
Mr. T. for assault and battery.
~ The Charter Convention meets this alter
noon at P ~ and will discuss Mr.. Msrvins plan o.
school organization.
II" woman tried to Jump upon the terry-ooat
Montsuk after it had e the dock on Tuesday morning
but fell into the water hand at the ferry named Al
pheus Hodge helped her out
rEy- The deaths in Brooklyn for the week end
inc sep, Is were-of males 81 females 2j adults 70
children 30 From New York, Is; from New Jersey
Total So.
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~ Don't have yellow dark reeth-they can BE- nsds
nearly white by one time using box OF JoNhss AesiA
Tooru PAsrr IL hardens the gums sweeiens the bre,h
Ia =, 40 chatham. n only ~ teed
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MARRIEDi
DIED

On Wednesday 22d inst by Rev DR.. Ly.l' Mr iHA
ARMSTRONG. to MISS AMANDA NJ. ony dsogh'ot Of
the ate Daniel Ferguson.
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neIesale. 10 the Wing suite Convention.

Monroe co-David II. Richardson, Henrietta
Vts,ehsster Co-David H. Seymour Of PeeksSil 'Nor'h
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Totsl 81 tvs s 543 277e3 34s6. 26e74 % $50 s7s7
Dams behind In 6..55il Ahead Of all now. .76i -
lie 10 undoubtedly elected.
All but town complete; all but two small
places sl but one town all but two towns
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Y, Au. II, IsFI-
To tas Edifor Of The Union. Washington. u. c.
have the honor 10 transmit you, for your paper
fyou please, the following which know will be graft
fyins 10 you--one OF my old friends.
With high considerations OF respect ! remain, very
truly your mos; ooedieni servant.
~'' slLAs t. BURROWS.
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~ Gen. Zachary Taylor was nominated for
President by Delegate Convention OF the Loco
Focos of the lid Assembly District OF Monroe Co
at North Chill on the 18th inst
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~ Those persons who wish 70 enjoy hearty l.o..
an an evenings entertainment cannot .ecur.jv a.
compi,h their object than BY visiting sizror BLrrt "a
nixht At the Society Library Room
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r. PALMER. the Agent Is appointed to transact II.
business OF the best papers in the country and snthorxed
bv the propretors receive and receipt for sAverse
ents and subscriptions Thss an important considers
on 10 those who intend 70 advertise eonsasrsbs
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MARINE JOU X n AL
PORT OF NETWORK.
~ SEE MARINE Journal FOURTH PaGr

CLEARED
Steamer Washing on. Hewitt, Southampton ami bfe"s"
Ship Leila Higgins, Baltimore -.
Bsrks Rapid Ward, Havana, Moses Taylor to.,ons,
Livingston st Johns, NIB, VIM Snow Fortunate rev
lie zhorn &c: Fndrugti, Nehum, Bafavia nottep o1-
Bnxs Caroline, Nelson Monteyideo. &C. W " Ds s,
co; Laugh shackord ST Marks. Norton, ~ sioiio'
Dunswalse Portland: CalOchur, Fulfs BAIT CawlenN
Nelson, Buenos Ayre. Nontsydeo w w Def9re,, y.
schrs Lady FenaIek, fiotcnkiss, Nna.sh pu.;q.,
Lord: = Powell, Powell, Wheeling, Nc, Powell
Steamboat Phelger, Duncan, Phila. nj,
Barses Comet Cox, PILLS. star, lsonsheaihs rh"a
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Pass Hsrs.-Just received Of very superios
Par. Has latest fashion, made BY the most eelesrs,a
makers Of Paris For sale by GENiN. PA Broadway
.o one case Of beautiful hats and caps Tor children
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ARRIVED.

schs Brave Lard, Virginia, { de-, potatoes
schr v sedgwick Beaten, Richmond, d. coal
Schr w Merchant Coyerdale, Charleston. d.. sn''s'
schr y Biddle Bugbee, Virginia, Z Dis. wood
MEMORANDA
The packetship Queen OF the West, Halle ior Lifs'
pool returned and detained at quarantine ground 10 CO
sequence Of the mutiny OF part Of her crew.
BELOW-l ship in the offng and brig
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MNsE.-The Portland Daily Advertiser OF the
Goth has returns nearly complete OF the vote for
Governor in Maine which sum up as follows:
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.lyzed In consequence Of the ur's''ea ",'e % NM.
a, home and abroad. Early In October '"se s"eun'
Of dividend. viii be paid cut BY the Banks sna ,',,ou'
other companies. Something over million o. 0onN'
:, 4, estimated all bs disburssd In that cry no"
.ources Western Rslroad 10 hrm al iO' Aa'''e'
Fiiehbursh Maine and coneord AZ sSf IL ana - |o"
ell 10 lower
A continuance of the Nashua and worcester
Railroad 10 n,srseci with the Maine Railroad al rss'o"
10 contemplated.
The Boston Post says
n. f.iurs of Prime Ward Co. deprises the Cues
spe.ss snd Ohio Cans. Co OF an r y, s
be delayed for long time
The sasquehsnnsh Railroad Co have made
.,o,b.r p.ymen, Of 5000 to the s's,s Treasury
r., lima .soes the Co made payment OF $1,000
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kN,Pp's INDIAN STRENGTHENING ftAsftks.-Ne nave
nsed these invaluable Plasters with invauebe success,
and we confidently recommend them 20 the pubic a. seer
,an and speedy remedy In all diseases TO hich hey sc
,noiicable As an external application there - nothing
tbef can supercede them, Sold wholesale ana fe'eiH
~ (, tI,ls,, nj llu fultou-sf
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DIAMOND PoisrED CON PfNs-The New.Yo Gold
Pen Company still ahead for best articles Those who
wish good article a fair price will do well to call at
50 Johns corner Nassau, upstairs where they will Ind
the best assortment Of Gold Pens and Pens and Pencil
L. In ~. Fl
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~ Total Abstinence Now and Eser. Ever, 80

- Total Abstinence Now and bssna.i, srs
~ nshingtOn Total Abstinence Socety VII 80 H&l
rand rally this Thursday evening, IN " 80 ,xesi
Ie.ter-- next the Bowery. Able addfesse ~, ,sr>p
,ent singing The object OF the meeting D,Irt y L
\, M. pledge aud gentlemen invited y s,'ss. nh
sSOW President; J. w. Oliver aud ,. ~ snssr
Vice Presidents; n. T. Sanger, secretary =.
financial Secretary: Thomas EdseIey Ifeeseisi frr-
sxeet o. McKibbon and y w. Wolfe stsnei tt,S,s
mIttse. -.
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~ Water.Cure.-Mrs " 8. COVE eontinasSs - -
eeive psrisna q 2bl Tsnth-st 0ynnss.e" ~
esssnt teacher ere sisaehsd 10 this inss"o'H'
= hwinkAWd
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e. We are indebted to Mr. Cloyes for a copy
Of the lesso. xsiSs Of yesterday
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Ioco.Foco Nomination for Assembly.

c,u1se. Col. Amssa johnson of Alabama : 2 Harvey
s,~eetlspd Of Stafford.
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10 uee,,us i'm the Great Tent.-A tent nass ~

10 Meeting In the t;reaf Tent.-A teni ne, sSa
viii be he ID on the ground Known Is MD Tx.
,.nc,n, on Wednesdsy sept D. AZ 2o'eoek, r " %
,,ss IN he delivered various important rehs se
s,r. .aeh A. do Nature Of the Kingdom Of ooS ps
e.tab.hmeut Of that kingdom Is future tni e. Bbs
=, ,.raoor.l Millennium IL not sustained Dy ny -..k
ri ,hs period At which the kingdom Of God T., he
nh.a is :, hand the importance Of prePafays s lss
,h,nss which are shortly TO on the eafth isIr
.ss viii be delivered by J. " HisLs VI BOSOM 10 ~
LIrcH Of Philadelphia, and others PeehS rSsrx'
teud sssfs free. sis sAiu"
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DIAMOND POINTED GOLD PENS w. CREATION Co.
Cedsrst up-stairs and ~ Chesnutst Philadelphia, are
now selling holesae and retail Gold Pens lower than
any other house in trade They have Pens and Cases
from IS upward, and the genuine Albert g. Basey
o. stamped Pen with silver Pencil Case 81 IS only
Gold Pans r-paired and repointed
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PTrTsBuR0H. Sept 22-l2M
stage OF wster hardly changes, and nothing new In
business aspects.
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Total 1916 f64oo5 2ol5978 aoe,S -,,,S9 an ~ ie,
554 l.6l5,7ol isspS l''-@''~-
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Family Boarding school.

AIR. Il MRS. CLARK propose opening n
WI School for young Ladies at ihoir residence
one mile south Of Ottawa, to commence on the
frs, Monday Of May next.
The location is pleasant and healthy, uniting
whatever may be desirable in the quiet of The
country with the advantages TO BE- desired from
the society OF the town.
Knowing that there are many parents in the
country who have not the opportunity of educo-
ting their children Mt home, We take this method
Of saying to such parents. that We will take a
limited number of pupils into our own family
and will endeayor as far as possible, 10 improve
their intellectual and moral character. We shall
endeavnr 20 to diversity and arrange our system
Of instruction that our scholars many not be.
come weary, and yet be advanced as rapidly as
possible in their studies. From our own qdyan-
tascs of education and experience IN teaching
we trust we shalt be able to adopt course OF
instruction and discipline which will insure a
progress pleasing to every parent.
Scholars sent TO us llom abroad will be al all
times under our waichtul care, and he treated in
every respect like members OF our own family.
The pIcc of tuition will vary from 50 to s.
per quarter, according to the age and ailainments
Of the pupils. Board 81 per week. Board and
washing 81 ,2S 80
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Sale of Forfeited Canal Lands
and Town LOIS.

NVOTICE is hereby given that the following
Jescfib.d Canal Lands and Town Lots
which have been forfeited 10 the State by The
non. payment OF instalmen,s. or interest, VIII b.
Offered Tor sale at public auction, ct no, redeem
rd before the day Of SALE, at the time and piac'
following. TO wit All the Lands and Town Lott
described. excepting the Lots in Chicago, al the
Can Il Office in I.ockpori, On the first "cdn,s-
day (bcins the 7th day) OF APni next ana the
lot. described in Chicago, at the city Of Chica-
20, on Saturday the 10Th day Of Arrll Aforesaid
The sales will commence at 10 O'Clock IN the
forenoon of each day. Any Of the lands 81 lots
NAV be redeemed previous to The day OF sale 10y
making payment Of the instruments OF interest,"
due. -,
said Lands md Lots will be sold IN CONFORM
i,y with the general provisions OF F" an Act to
mcpd the several laws in relation to the Illinois
and Michigan Canal" approved FEB: 49, 1917
and will not be sold for less THAI Their value as
,c,,e oppraised. JACOB FRY,
State Trustee.
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notice.

ENilE public are cautioned against
d purchasing tie following described
notes OF hand, To Wit: One note dated
l9h February, 1916 for the sum OF 500
dollars. due and payable on or before the
25Ih December, 1916, to David Cox or
order, and assigned By jain K, Jackson
one other note dated l0h February,
1916, due and payable on or before the
25,h December, 1917, TO David Cox OF
order, for the sum Of 5li dollars, and as.
sisned by John X, Jackson. The con-
sheraton for which the above notes were
given having entirely failed, | am resolv.
cd on not paying them.
JOHN X. JACKSON.
Champaignc Go. u.s., ADrH Q. -
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w a>hinGtOIi Hotel,
Opposite Tie South Front ofMe Stat
House, Springfield, WWoiS }
yOItN DNIlSy--Proprietc

TENHE Proprietor of the above establishment
4 returns his sincere thanks to his numerous
visitors and the members of the General Assem-
bly,, for their very liberal patronage bestowed
upon him during the past winter. He lakes pleas
ure IN announcing 10 bis friends. and all others
who may visit the city during the next summer
aud winter, that he will always be ready to fur.
nsh them with the best the market if',rls, and
spare no pains on his part in rendering them as
comfortable as can be desired.
The "Washiag'On H,icE is situated in the
most convenient par of the city for those " hose
business is connected with any Of the public Of
fees Of the STATE aud Delegates to the Consttu-
tional Convention will find this House, from lis
immediate proximity To their field uf tabor. pos
>cs,cs more advantages Tor their convenience
and comfort than any other in Springfield. His
house Is large and roomy, anI is capable of ac.
commodatiug a large number Of all those who
may make il convenient to call upon him. A
convenient and comfortable stable is attached 10
the premises, which will always be supplied with
the best of pruvonder.
TERMS.
Single Meal - cents
Transient Boarders per day 10 do
Horse, per day 37I do
The travelling public are respectfully solicited
for share OF their patronage.
JOHN DALENY.
Mar-h 10, lSi7-f &c
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n OTICE 4.

TENllE subscriber, wishing TO bring hl,
- business to close, offers, at reduc-
ed prices, large and splendid assorl-
men, OF first rate Brosdcloths, Of various
colors and qualities, casslmeres, saiinelIs
and weeds. Vestlngs of various kinds,
viz SATIN, SILK, silk and co',on velvet,
cashmere, swansdown and Narcotics.
Bombazines, Alpacas, Paramcua, French
mernos, Irish lneus, shirings and sheet
ings, canton and wooden ilannels and
blue dri|lings.
hLso-A splendid assortment Of stocks,
plain and fg'd crayats, gum elastic and
worsled suspcnders, Gents. cotton half
hose, silk and cotton pocket hdkis., UNI
brellas aud cotton and linen thread.
ALso-A first rate assortment OF Tai
lor's trimmings.
Al Of the above articles will be sold al
Wholesale or retail.
JOHN SHULER.
n. B.-Wintcr Whea, and Lumber
taken in exchange for all Of the above
articles. j. ).
Ottawa, March &c, l7i7. 37-ll
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Corporation Ordinances.

3 De i, ordained, That the ferry keep.
4 y er shall at all times be in attendance
and provided with sufficient and COVE
nlent ferry boats for the transportation o.
persons and their property and teams
and shall convey the same over accord
ing to their arrival or frs, coming TO the
ferry, except when the river is closed by
ice or the crossing dangerous, and ex,
cept when ierriage is demanded in adj
vance and payment refused II the ferry.
man shall fail to comply with, or shal
act contrary to this ordinance or any par
thereof, he shall forfeit and pay the sun
of three dollars for each offence.
Dated, March 20, lS47.
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That The rid Cherry Bari possess

That The Hid ChTIy Bark possess
rare medcinap virtues, is universally conceded
for there is scarcely a family IN our land that
does not use il in some simple form and are ben
fitted by its use. The Bolsam Of Wild Cherry
is prepared by the celebrated Dr.. WisIar of Phil.
adelphia. from the extract Of the Prunus Virgin.
lana, (Wild Chery) in highly concentrated
state, with other powerful medicinal agents, that
are equally celebrated for their soothing, healing
and s,rengthing influence upon the lungs. For
the relief Of pulmonary complaints. this COM
pound is certainly superior to all Others with
which we have been acquainted. and we earn
estly recommend the afflicted to make lrlal OF
this article.
SEQ advertisement. l. THOMPSON.
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Undivided 9Th part Of water Blocks !, 2, 3, A,
3, q. All said town Lots aud Blocks in Mar
settles, iasalle County.
One-eighth part Of tract of land here
tofore purchased by Robt. p. Woodwork
and Lowell KimbalI from James Galloway,
situated OPP osile said town of Marseil es,
on the margin of the Illinois River, being
4 rods vile at one end and 8 rods at the
other. Also 5yh part OF acres of land
opposite the town ol NarseilIes, adjoin.
inc and near the dam erected by KimbaII
and Others, acrass the Illinois river, ac-
uuired by virtue Of a writ of al guod
da,nn,tIn. Also & tn of The water power
attached or nppcr,aining to water Blocks
l,2,3, 4, 5, 6. Also 5th of the water
privilege apperlaining to the ownership
of the 4 acres of land above described. -
Also tth of the water power appGrtaining
to the tract of land purchased of Gallo
way as above described. Undivided %
acres in the town of Utica. All the lands
and town lots herein described, being sit
uater in the county of l.asalle, Illinois,
which shall expose to public sale on II e
first day of February next, a, the Court
House door of said county, to the highes,
and best bidder, for ready money.
Sale to commence between the hours
of 9 o'clock A. NJ. and sunset Of the same
day. Dated this, 30lh day of Novem-
Der, 1916. s. ii. ANDERSON,
L. s. MarShaI, District Ills.
"a By BENNETT ALLEN, Deputy.
The sale of the above property is post.
poned until Friday the 10Th of February
instant, at the same hour and place above
descI bed s. II. ANDERSON,
, L. s. NarShai, District Ills
By b. ALLEN, Deputy.
Ottawa. February |, 1877.
POSfpORcmeni--I'he sale Of the above
described property is further postponed
until the ,hir,lelh day of April next, a
the same time and place as aforesaid.
S. n. ANDERSON,
u. s. MrShai, District Ills.
BY BENNETT ALLEN, Deputy.
Feb. II. lsi7.
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S,raycd on Stolen,

S,r-v;5-N FROM the subscriber near
S,sA~AA Ottawa, three OrCn and one
49,. 5 49,, =. Co,c-one OK ten years old
white, with small red spots, RICH, eye
ou,-one six years old, all white, RICH,
horn broken and lops--one four years
old, blue and white. Cow ten years old,
pale red or yellow, RICH, eye out. Oxen
were missing in September last, and COW
late last fall. A liberal reward will be
given for their return, or information
where they can be found.
CHS. WARD.
Ottawa. March ls, lsi7. If
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Cents
LIST. For each head of neat cat.
tie, horses, mules or asses S
For each loolman over and back
the same day 5
For each head Of sheep when 100
or under 2
For each head Of sheep over 100
For each head OF hogs Q
For each barrel or barrel bulk 5
Fooimen may commute by paying
25cts. per month.
Betpeen april l5ih and October 18Th,
inclusive.
For Wagon or other vehicle
drawn by or ? horses or
otter animals. over and
back the same day Is
For the same over 10
For each additional horse or other
animal s
Man and horse over and back same
day 10
Double ierriage between the hours
of 0 o'clock p. NJ, and
o'clock A. Nj.
BetWeen October 18Th md Rpril 18Th
erclusiue.
For Wagon or other vehicle
drawn by or , horses or
other animals, over and
back the same day 25
For the same over 20
Each additional horse or other an
imal s
For man and horse over and back
the same day Is
Double lerrlage between sunset
and sunrise
The lerryman may charge double
OF either of The foregoing
rates, when the water is
over the east bank of Fox
river south Of the bridge.
ID. THAT the ferry keeper shall within
Two months from the date of his license
,rec, or provide ferry house on thu
south side of the Illinois river, convent
en-, TO the landing for the boats, and shall
at all times keep person at said ferr,
house when he is not engaged in ferry
ing, except when the river is closeds Twill
ice, or when the feirymen shall be at ihei
regular meals, or the crossing is danger
Gus. For a willful neglected. comply
with the requirements of this ordinance
the ferry Keeper shall forfei, and pay
penalty Of five dollars for each offence.
81. The ferry keeper shall a. all time
keep the places of embarking and land
ing IN good repair, so that passengers
their teams, horses, cattle and other pro
perry may be embarked and landed with
out unnecessary delay.
Dated, March %, ls47.