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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
t,ID,ID HAIE nyL-

- Liz I'D HAIR DYE.
sShltliELOttS Inns antaneous Liquid Hair Dye, cor
miny most yaiuabc discovery hundreds Of persons
IN NeW oIk can testify Unlike the May miserable
pounds ha ere sold under the Of hair dyes actually
performs AL II pEomises proof the
permanently color ladies' or genemen's hair perfectly
even ana unorm black brown make charge rnss
ehtlie sasiss3n IS sven Gentemen have their whs
hes died and clcansud Ia half hour for which
private rooms will be found the depot The dye MP
IA convnient form with full directions foru for The
yenenre OF those who prefer spcy themselves Pres
for Hair Bottles 81 30; for the Whsker Bottles 81 90 sold
Wholesale aud retail by the proprietor, VIM BATC HELD OR
No. ? Wall street, Broadway. dis I'm rye
al UIiCkin the matter Of tie John a
lN Drew, dccrercd-
Notice. hereby yven that the undersigned have bee. d-
y appointed by ho judge c probate Of the OF Mich
imehnsc ia the state of Mchsan, of III
estate Of John Drew lac OF Mseknnc, county Of MIchi
macknnc deceased aud have taken upon tha
trust by giving bonds according to law ~
hiackiHsc, Michigan, November a, 1916.
WILLIAM r. DREW,
HENRY JONES,
49, 6AML. X. HABING,
oeN'e Hon,ntstrssors NJ the sstsfs of fohn A Drew
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
DIR. KELLlNGEk'S


a. INFALLIBLE LlNIMEN is warranted To
>enre aoIss and ulcer, OF ever nature in few days
slA. acts like magic IN removing rhe and vi,
oth.r One certain to bilious
en- lie dsea &c II is taken IL is perfectly delight
tul 10 It's odor and havsr II universally acknowl,d
De the best fanny medicine offered the public
10 cent? per bottle
Sold at $50 Pearl street; c. Ring corner Of John ard
way; corner of bowery and boone I'd avenue
10Th jenrcs drug store DIR Burrets Dover snd Chat
~ mt Fs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
RATHBUN's HOTEL,

l6l, lob, l65 + l67 broadway. Neto York
"a This new AID magnificent establishment. recently
EN opened as Public Hotel it;-d up modern style
&wh the latest imp ovements, and is Of sufficient ca.
pacity 10 accomm date 40 pers MS
Besi very spacious Dining Hall it contains an unu
m6er Of pleasant Pa,lor, With large W IL veuare
" '' 49, 'N'
al location Is desirable and convenient both for
tie - ~'N'
The oprietor OF this ESTABLISHING intends to male il
o,e OF most comior sbe, pleasant aud business like
sity OF New York aod pains expense will
- srsrsd zks part the of his suests-thsr~
BY hoping shme bsra in the public p,tronsre while n.
rems.us n. ublie's humble servant b. EATHBUN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01
MISCELLANEOUS.

The city ofVicioria the capital Of Tamaulpas is mol
ma down IN me maps The movement OF our troop,
towards 'ha point VIII III oil probability render IL place
oimporance IA The annals OF the war; and the st. ou
Union gives The following extract in relation TO r. from
,he Journal o MT benjamin Lundy, which being pub
Ihe CITY Of Victoria tho capital Of Tamaulpas, ID
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01

JUHNSTON'S BIRD SIOkE,
~ Ma 28o BROADWAY, door from Chambers
Yv suect-86 bags Canary seed, siftcJ, at whsieale
49, price by the single bushel fue selection Of the long
breed 'anares high colors; German song bires,
chinese spice birds. Java sparrows, mockng buds lak
sed birds all in song Fancy cages breeding cages bird
Seeds nest boxes, stuff for AL articles the line in
great vaficty,by w. y. JDHN31ON,
28a Broadway, New York
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01


ia FOUR LOTS, on the north side OF 4l,t street be
Eli tween the I'm and sth avenues with Dwelling
Alse mail Farm on the turnpike road, Far Rockaway
Long Island containing about Of land two undo
cultivation one acre Of fine large Peach Trees Of the cholc
est fruit small House. and about four Of Woodland
all enclosed IN 90 ID fence.
Also several other pieces Of land Rockaway for sale
~ JOHN L. HoRToN, Jr. II psIspeevu or
ll9 Imsrc JOHN II. POWER. l29 knlton 81. N. Y
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01

PLUNKET &. PARDESSUS,
- NO 1881 FULTON STREET,
Sell ~ excellent hat At So 90 and only charge 90 50 for
- their IRsT quarry MoLEsKIN AND NurRiA HAIRS.
N,B--PLQSkETT X PAKDESSUS warrant their first
quality hats 10 be equal The least those Of other
and the public that would be utterly
impossible to sell SUCH AN ARTICLE at LOWER pice than
VI 3u d29
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01

FOR SALE,
90 A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE in 10Th street, ne ar
E.f3 Irving Pace-a modern built aud attic, With
s~2 under cellar and sewer communicating with the
street. marble mantes in basement and st and
res Tour the third story, house twenty by
forty lot twenty by ssvsnGye butt and finished with o.
Pecial reference to its occupation by the owner,
For terms, apply at lie CHERRY ST..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01

FARM FOR SALE ATAUCTION
Y5H Will be sold at auction on Tuesday, the Cd dav Of
J March next the valuable Farm which tho
now resides The ,sd farm contains about II acres of
good land with good Yelling, Barn, Carriage House. aud
AlsmsIoneeL eouny of Westcheste about mile fon
the village OF Mamsroneek the Weaver street road 81
miles from the City Hail. and the liIe Of the New Ha-
and New York ralroad has abundance OF the best
quality Of fruit The sale will be positive take place
IL u on the premises For further particulars enquire T.
a Lawrence, New Rochelle, Of the subscriber the
premises -
LEONARD DEKIYN
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NATURAL MUSIC

ss STILL greater extraction at ARCHY'5. No. John
@s street A g. hes just received by the last pst
Xss from Europe, coasidrrabe addition hrs alre aoy
49, most offensive stock of Singing and Fancy Ri ds
amongst tao will be found the most choice
Description of Long Breed and Dutch bares and
prepared 70 be pa, for hstchng Bird Cages I'D Seeds
ahd all other things pertaining he above will all times
be fonnd 81 Archy's, 20 John ST.
B-Sh~tland Ponies, King Chailes Spanisls Italian
Grey hounds and other fancy dovs constsn hend
An early inspection is requested, th. wthou,
soL BIT the best selection he oft
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01

NOTICE.
r2sfyA ss3 On and after Friday, November soth the
steamboat SYLPH, Captain Baisted will
make the following trips TO and from Slater
lslaRd until farther notice, VIE
Leave New York Leave Staten Island
AT 9 AM At Ga
II AN, 10
P. NJ IAN
Is :" sPM
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A MOST DESIRABLE COUNTRY RESIDENCE AT
PRIVATE SALE.
THE handsome double house, with five acre, o
E1 ground, the north side of Csteion Staten Island
being one mile from Port Richmond and mile and
hall from New Brighton, having front Of about feet or
me watsr and IN the immediate vicinity Of the steamboa
Newark bay New York city, aud adjacent country Fo
terms which will be liberal, apply to
HALLIDAY GMULLEH, Auctlone srs, CT Wall It,
iy22 $500
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01

Az FOh yLAsGvW--Lno OF rnckrts- Il. "a ar
K@f Packet OF the LIST Of Fehruary-rhe Gae new fasi
seSaf, saiIing packet ship SARA, EN-, Capt ~ T. Hsw.
aus, viii sail a, above, her regular day
FOR freight passage
'pply on board loot OF Dover street, East RIVER or to
Woodruff IL MINrURN
,c, 81 Sonth street
The regular packet ship Brooksby Capt Hugh McEweu
list ~"''
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1847-02-01

ten wth appendagss 50 ship cu,Iasses with scnb
oaIds Inc aooye are first rate article for service Mexico
CdiorGIa, or elsewhere. For sale by
jyl32@-r WIN RYDER & BROTHERS, "a Pine ST.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-05

~ 7
enact auqh severe measures for it's sup.
preston. But extraordinary violences,
call loudly for summary means TO bring
upon the offenders the punishment they so
richly merit, and every good citizen Of IL
linois will experience sensations of pride,
that measures are already adopted for the
restoration of law and order.
The powers conferred upon the Execu-
tive for the suppression of instructions.
like those of Hancock and Massac, are
insufficient, and il is hoped that the Gen.
cTal Assembly now in session, will net
adjourn until the provisions necessary to
meet such calamities, shall be enacted, &
the Ives and property of our citizens, Sc
cursd from these unhappy occurrences.
S x
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FIRE INSURANCE..

TIME SUBSCRIBER is duly constituted Agent
A for the Eetna and Protection Insurance
Companies, of Hartford, t;onnecticut, and il pre-
pared to take fire risks, on all descriptions OF
property, such as Dwelling Houses, Barns, Stores.
Merchandise, Household Goods, Furniture, DC
These companies are so fayofably know through
out America as 10 make Comments and reiernn:es
unnecessary.
Application for Insurance viii b. received
through S. w. Bowen, Esq, Joliet, and Norttn
& Blackstone. Lockport, whose survey Of buiid-
ings will be taken at The risks Of tie above COM
.Ilanies, @. ). HUBBARD, Ag't.
Office, South Water Street.
Ca;cpgp, May u, $40.
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S,lendld Farm for Sale.

SS1TUApEB on Hickory Greek 1 ! miles east
ojof Joliet o. The Stage route from that place 10
t.apnrte and thirty miles ffo.n Chicago. ! mile
'yes' OF the main road from Chicago 10 Danvifie,
containing $40 acres; 90 acres fenced agd under
high state Of euitivation: 1870 acres first rate
timber and TIE balance high rolling dry prailie.
There isa good block house, frame barn and
other oni-boiltiing=, good well water, d small
stream ofaevor ftIlin gwater on the premises, and
IS well calculated for stock or grain farm.
-Afply to Levi NJ. Claws on the Premises or to
t"s s. w. BOWEN agent, Joliot or to
j. B. H. Russell, Land Agent Chicago.
August 4th, 1916.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1847-01-05

Onething is certain, that Wistar's Bal
sam of Wild Cherry is far the best RENE
dy now used for all distressing coughs,
and diseases of the lungs. The cures be-
ing performed are really astonishing the
world. Or. Wistar's Celebrated prepara-
ton is wholly an innocent remedy
composed principally ofthe Wild Cherry.
and extract of Pine; combined by new.
chemical process, with the genuine Ice
landmoss, anotherof Nature szgreat cur
atiyes for pulmonary diseases.
Those who want a remedy that will
surely cure should send immediately to
the store of. A. MATTESON.
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Soliet sseaa., Foundry.

EHHE Subscriber continues to manufac-
a ture Castings ofall kinds, for custom
ers at short notice, Having recently erect
ted large addition to his establishment,
he is enabled to furnish all kinds ofcas
tings as cheap as any in the West.
THREsx3xGG MAGAZINES
Oftwo yarieties-Stationary cleaners, &
Locomotive cleaners, containing the Ia
test Improvements, and finished in su-
perio. style constantly on hand.
All kinds of Grist mill, Saw mill, and
Factory gearing furnished to order from
the latest improved patterns.
Hollow ware, Plcughs, and other ar
ticles usually furnished at such establish
ments constantly on hand.
ScrapIron received in exchange for cas-
tings or work.
NJ. L. ADAMS.
Toilet, March. 10. 1916.
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THREsrlENS MACY1NEs
Toilet, March. 10. 1916.
SCHOOL BOOKS.

q AUN DER'S LIST End Sd and 9th Readers,
- Saunders Spelling BOoks, Websier's do do,
Olney' Geography and Atlas. Davi' IS ArithIna-
tics, hirkham's Gramlnars, Comstock's Philosp-
ply, Blank Books, Letter paper by the Rerm,
Fools Cap do by the reaG,, fci sale at LOVES
on CHICAGO st. Oct 81 1916.
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CIoTH DRESSING

Done on reasonable terms and at short noice.-
None but the best workman will ne employed.
N. d Persons coming from a distance with
qusntity of Nool,o be carded or manufactured
ifoblieed TO stay over night. shall be to m eE
psnse. J. a. MAFTESON
.Fnliet. ffav Dist. Ia45.
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TO FARM Frs
as JOLIET
WOOIEela Factory.

The Subscriber viii keep OH hand large
sediment Of cloth OF his own manufdesare which
.le proposes TO exchange fer wool. lie will gi,s
one yard Ct good heaey cloth for two and a ha:
pounds ofwool of the same quality; OF he vii
work wool upon shares as follows give o:Ie hall
The clnsh the wool makes b, receiving eight eta.
per yarA from the customer upon his half He
manufacture tor customers BLANKETS
JEANS, s. FLANNEL as we'll us SAT ]
NETT & FULL CEOTH
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SECTION, TowSsTnr N. RAvGg

Which / shall offer for sale at Public Yendue At
the Court Hs1sesdoor of said Coanty,son Inc 5th
day Of February next to the highest and best b id
der foi ready moaey. : 49, fa 80 49,
Sales to commence between the hours of 8 O.
clock, A. NJ and sunset, OF said day. as e'
Dated at Joliet, this 30th day of November,
A. Dsl646. IS
S. Fl. ANDERSON,
U.S. Marshall, Dist. Ill.
23tf By BGNNET ALLEN, Deputy.
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High School.

a. MCINTOSH takes pleasure in in
forming the citizens of Joliet and vicinity
that he viii commence the Sd term of a
select school on Monday the 22d inst,
in EastJoliet. His system of instruction
is thorough, simple and practical. Guilt
waiting and developing the mental and
physical faculties of the pupil will be held
paramount to "cranming." Mathematics
will receive particular attention. No eff
forts will be spared to render the stndies
pleasing and the requirements substantial.
Three weeks of the first part ofthe
term will be devoted to common school
branches, and improved systems of teach
ing. All DESTROYS ofbecolnihg acquainted
with these Improvements, will do well
to attend.
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Winners
Canadian Verasafuge.

The remedy to which we would call the atten-
tiop CO the pablo, is one which has proved sue.
cessful for some tine; and il is universally
knowiedgHd BY all who have tried il, 20 be far SUI.
perior 10 any other medicine ever employed in
diseases for which IL recommended. Il not on.
1y destroys worms and nrigorata. The whole sys-
ten, but il dissolres and carries of the supera-
oundant slime IHcus, prev aeaf IN tn ston.-
aca anl bowels Of children, more especially those
in had health, The muGUs forms the bed or nest
in which worms prnlnce Iher young; aud by re-
moving q, il IS impossible sor IeGain in
the boy II is harmless i'll It's effects on the sys-
teu, aa,l the haol.l, Of the person is always i'm
proved by its use, when are dis
toGered.
|, III he seen by the following Statement that
Mr.. McCord Ind, previous 10 using 'sWiner's
Canadian VernFuge," resorted 10 various peep
a;atiens recommended for worms, without any
edvanlageiIis ofitself, is sufficient TO the supe-
forty of this preparation over all Others for sian
liar purposes
HF $3.50 Rrook.yn, January 18Th, 1916
7 Messrs. John Niners and Co.-SIRs: am hap-
DIV 10 have ii in my power TO bear testimony Of
the good fleets attending the use of your Canadi.
an VerElifige.
! My child 81 two years Of age, had becnsilI for
some seven months, and had finally become co
ehaciated, that we dispaired Of lis recovery
SIoposing the cause oi is sickness was u ortns
81 III cases, but they pro6uced no beneficial eff
fe;ts. We had given h,r up as past recovery,
when we were rscammended by friend, who
had heard of your medicine, TO give it trial.
we did 81 without any expectation of its being
feryiceable, bnt 10 grea, JOY and surprise, af
ter she had takensix doses. and six only, she be-
gan gradually to recover, and is now in better
health than she has hGen for ten months.
| can nov recommend your "Canadian Ver-
inifase's with the greatest confidence, anil as q
friend to tho young portion of the human family,
who sdfTer from worms. am giad 10 bsable 10
give such decided confidence IN ihe success of
ycur medicine, and. am willing you should refer
10 me- any persons vho may have doubts on this
point - Yours, truly, ,,, e,
+ The ssCanadian Yernifuge'' is only 25 CENTS
Der bottle and is much pleasanter than any il,
use. Prepared only by John Wiier g. Co.. IS
Maiden Lane, N. Sold by CHAS. Gle
hfES,T, agent fof Jnl,st; also BY L. NJ. BOYCEs
agent fos Chicago.
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ERTPORlUnE on FASHION,.

~ ERHPO1sAUNA OF FASHION,
YENHE Undersigned begs leave to inform the.
citizens ofJoliet and vicilsity fhslt he itds
.eece fvcasthe PARIS. L0NDON. and PFfILA.
DEL PHI A Fashions de is now prepared TO
execute work in sElc most fashionable style. -
ShspAdnAer lie sign of Emporium Of Fash.
iop,'' Bi4g STREET, Joliet N. l9lyr
+. NICHOLSON.
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.YfsrshqfE,s NnEg.

UNlTED STATES CIRqgr EXECUTION No. 100.
d x virtue of writ q. pll. {. ia for No. 825,
10 me directe', from the United States Circuit
Court for the Dstrict of illinois, IN favor OF 81
Ion Adner, Of Davidson, aud against Henry G.
Hubbard and Gu.daa s Hubbard, / hays levied
ppsn 4 e following property lying ii the Goliity
of WiH-to VII:
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Cash Paid for Wheat.
GOODS FOR THE PEOPLE

GO0DS FOR 1HE PEOPLE
A { the Faglaaea.,s Store.
A. wAF>0N.s is nov oi,ening al
he wilmington essesoI the mes. extern
sive complete aud wsl selected Stoc6 of sMer-
chandise ever receives al this place. sHs. ~
K.OOLLEN GOODS.
Broadcloihs, Cassimele, Satinetts, Fuiled cloths
Sheeps Grey, kentucky jeans, Linseys, Flannels,
Biankeis, Hosiery, and tRreads, 19.lsf.s-isgJ Is
WOOLLE.N. SH.4H,LS i-ts,7
in every variety and shade Of coof, qua ity and
sa AFRICA
Black, Blue, Silk plat, aud Figured a ilapaca
Casan,eres AMID lanes. @.ee = ).
.ea.I COTTON GOODS.
The assortment is most complete; consisting in
part. Ct Shirtings I'd Shse,iugs, Bloc and whit Is
billings Canton tiannels, Ticking, Hickory
Ssiiesia CambFick. Balling, wieking, aud Cotlon
Yam. ALSO, ass.5 = sa-si7
~ 80 FANCY Cs4LIUoNS,
altogether uniivailed in Beauty Of pattern, ana
cheapness oIprice. go .s.t-5 . sTaf ss
I-swhie his stock IF Linen Bassing, HoIlons
Russia deeper, is fall and p.f IS low.
Testing.
Rich SILK Velvet, Black Satin, Cashners, and
heavy winter yestings. -
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, Tea Rice, Fish, pepper
spree, Ciuemnn, Ginger, Tobacco, Liquors, Dye
stuffs. Hardware, crockery, Boots and eEoes,
Hats aod Caps, and every variety of Good
suited to Tie wants of the Farmer and the Cat.
zen.
CYAN of the above articles can be bought
Chicago prices, for Cash or produce.
Vii lgton, Oct. !, 1916.
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BOOK FOR SALE.

ss. BY e. CLEMENT. p,
Sanders Isl 2nd Sd Readers, Sanders & Els
k9pentary spelling Books, Olneg's Large and
small Geography. Pasley's& Smiths dos kir7
khame, sSusiah & Lavizaees Grammar, Adams,
1eibnEa & Daboli's AEiihineTic, 6 3 Book Of
Ilistorys Gsansicek's sChImistgy, Mrs Lincoln &
Phelps Botanys Perrin's Fables, Ns,gsat & Web-
ster's Dictionary Hales History q, States, Girls
Reasing Book & Schonls Il esls spenis ktfeas Gag
& Letter paper 0uiIlas Memorandum & Blank
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CARD.

The undersigned would take hismeth-
cd to return his thanks to his friends, of
this village and vicinity, for the numerous
and valuable presents, made by them, to
himself and family during the past week.
~ W. w. DEAN.
Joliet, Jan. 4lh 1S47.
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n IST Of Letters remaining IN the Post Off1ce
~ al Lockpori, Win county, H., on tho first
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redud
besoda bargains brought rim
suldu essldat aIos Gomt Sh auntte
Wa MxGD
Baton-Rouge gazette. [volume] (Baton-Rouge, La.) 1819-1856, 1847-01-30

Jculi, Janyier 4, 1917.
4 uae assemblies din Jurt do Police dc Ia
m, ois,e d'ffst Baton Rouge, tenu c. Jour
announcement d l'ajournement. etaient pre-.
sens,
Ward No. |, non reprdsent6e. 2 Fl Tom
~linson, 2 non rrprtsenteh, 4 X + Young,
8 rhos. Deyall, 0 John T Pker, 7 John
& Foreman, & non rep~rtsent6e, 0 do, 10
Egbert Morgan II w d Lea, Ii ID Pate,
Thomas Dtyall Pfest.
Wm. Iiubbs, grclier-Thos. Bills,
constable.
lie President ayant appel6 Passctnblte
Il l'ordrc, le procGs.verhal dc In dernieIo
session II etc lu.
La resolution s~uivante n etc adoptte:
Rcsolu, Que is administrators dos
6coles publiques solent, ct lis sont par lie
present rcquis de Sc rendre aupres du
Major Cooper, cI.devant tresorier du fonds
pour les 6coles pnbliques, ct liquider avec
iui les complies du dit londs, ct recevoir, Ell
acquitter pour, toute balance qui pourrait
Gtre due. TT il est de plus rGsolu que lie
grcilier du Juri fournisse le Major Cooper
ct le president des administrators Hvec
une cope DIES prtsentes resolutions.
La resolution s~uivante u alors etc a.
dopt6e.
Attcndu quill existe des vacancies dams
Ia place dc constable dc cette paroisse ct at
tendu on Hest expedient gu les dites vacan
ees soicnt remplies. II est done resolu, Que
DIES elections soienttenues danschaque ward
Oil IL cxiste des vacancies, lie premier luud
dc Feyrier proclaim, aux dil1Grens lieus
d. tenir les elections dams chaque ward
Eft que les dites elections seront tenues Sc,
lon la loi, ct il est de plus r6soIu que k
grrfier du jari de- police fournisse au she,
rit, sans delai, unc copie des ~prGsentet
resolutions.
La resolution suivante a etc adopt6e !:
Rasolu, Que Jacob HAYES soft, ct cst
par lie present nomm6 poar remplir Ia va
canoe occasinnnee par lie dec6s d'A Mon
ret, dams lie nombIe DIES commissaires, non
mes d Ia session du Juri du mois de- Sep
tembre dernier, pour l'obiet de bonner al
bail ct ~surveil.er la batisse dun pont par.
dessus la Comite, a ou proche la residence
du Major 5. Roberts. Et lie g~reffirr e>
rcquis de tournir an dit Halves une copie
de la pres ntc resolution, CONNIE auss;
une copie des resolutions adoptecs a ce su.
JET, le mois de Septembre dernier.
lie Juri s'est aloFs ~ajourn6 iusql'a %
heures dc I'apcs midi.
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