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Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-26

The latest stile Of hoop-skirt is the
grand self:adjusting, double back.action
hustle, Etruscan lace expansion, spiral
Piccolomini attachment, gossamar indies
tructible ! 1t is q "love of a thipg.n
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-26

1t is said to be dangerous to be work
ing with a sewing machine near a win
dow during a thunder storm. 1t is dan
gerous to sit'near some sewing machines
when there is no thunder storm.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-26

True friendship is of slow growth.
Sugar planter. [volume] (West Baton Rouge [i.e. Port Allen, West Baton Rouge Parish, La.]) 1856-1925, 1866-05-26

ClNQUlEME DISTRICT JuDlcAIRE. -
Alosia I.evtqne, epouse, rs joseph Alfred
Landry, epoux. No. 1881.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
Prodaee and Other Markets.
AT PHILADELPHIA.

July 25 Flour in better demand at 81 zen 95 Wheat IN
good demand small receipts Red o. 6ja 81 u Corn IN good
unchaneed Whisky quiet 81 29 Crude Petroleum scarce
and firm.
July 26-Flour duh wheat-Canadien White, g 65
Ordinary White Michigan g. 45 Oats l6947c for Chicago
and 5Od go for Milwaukee Corn s4ds4ie. and In fair de-
mand shipped by tows 600 bush Wheat II 900 bush
Oats 50 tuns Feed Passed Fuonve l5loads Corn. Oats
Rye Wheat
july 2s-Tour dun and Dropping Wheat &c. better: sales
closed with the advance lost Oats ic better sales OF No
at 39c. Lake rcightS very dull and nominal
Jov o6 Flour duh and lower sales Of 200 bbl'. No
Spring s9as9 7j Red Western sIOasIo So White s 5o
noubie Extra s2 5OdslL Wheat-saes Of OOO bush
choice white Canada at g. bush No Chicago Spring
al s TO- 1900 bush Milwaukee Club BY sample and u 200
Corn nominal at 2 o73c for No Illinois, sales Of 900 bush
at 74c Oats nominal Canal freighls unchanged; Lake I'm
POFtsodOo bush Corr CapSI Ou'D Oo'N
July 26-Four firm at advance Of 21c; sales at g 1G
90 for Spring Extras Wheat firm and advanced tore
sales at AZ s6i for No and s3G9Oc for No Corn
steady at 59 for No l. Oats firm al % dstc ior no
srs Ness Pork So % Treshs~cdrn 6,ssc to
fslo Recepts-2 COO bbs FOar 2lOo bush Wheat 5000
bush Corn, e 900 bush Oats. shpmenis-5C bbs four
1000 BUSH Wheat 2O4. OOO bush Corn. 1000 bush Oas
AT p1dwAUKEE.
July o6-Four nc.iSsgasaies al e. 80 for Double Extra
S Sa'.' t csrn saa &c Oats
2c sales at 3li 033c Iecepts-O bols Flour ItoOo
bush Wheat 1900 bus-oa ShPments-AooObo s fIouf
AT ST. LOUIS
July 26.-Cotton heavy 32d &c Flour very dull and
irregular Wheat unchanged. Corn huoyanti Mixed ana
Yellow 73d7sc.; White 9idgc Oats higher sales al ioa
SIC. Provisions unchanged Wh sky quiet at ~ 81
AT CINCINNATI.
July s6-Flour. Wheat and Whisky unchanged. Mess
Pork held firmly at CO.. demand light. Lard duh at 2Oc'
Gold lls..
AT SAVANNAH.
July 26-CottOn Is Ia improved demand Middlngs range
from 3c Sea Island, e0dt 05 Sales Of the week IO
bales receipts lf1 bales exports 1896 baesi stock III
port, 1909 bales
AT CHICAGO.
Jnly &C. Evening Wheat. firm and advanced 5d6c. per
bushel; quotations. g. 52ds2 So for No /.
AT BALTIMORE.
Jay 26 Flour steady Wheat steady; Red active. Corn
searcs and firm; White 81 1881 T. Oats dull and unsettled
Provisions very quiet sugars active and rm Coffee hTm
Rio lGi GIPc Whisky dull
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
MUSICAL.
LIE GERMAN ARIOX FESTIVAL.


Never. since the Lion Park was formed by the In
ustrous aud enerprsing Emanuel Bernhemer did such an
array Of beauty wealth present Itself as was there
last light 1t was the Aron German Festival night and
every wear the German element Of New York City and suburbs
determines to observe this fayorte aud yeneraed festival
with becoming eclat and respect From the hour of H.
until dark the vehicles continued to arrive until the
csps cous hotl and Belyidere, erected by MI FAX
appeared as one living Of human beings Not
f than 900 persons present The Hotel and BTideTe
were beautifully decorated with the American flag and the
enns Of all nations while Chinese lanterns aud torohghts
were prosey suspended all around the buildings ready TO be
H. at moments notice Entrance obtained b. ticket
md order that intruder might gain access to the assem-
bage Nj FAX took have sentes with their guns
upon shoulders placed at the various entrances to the
Iieydere dressed military uniform Tie arrangements
were perfect Tho festival naugurated at O'clock at
which the BeydOre appeared in blaze OF glory The ar
rivals Continued up 70 and Il would be almost
impossible TO give faint picture Of the happy and ex
hsraug scene there presented. Amusemens Of the most
Innocent aud delightful character indaged in The
Clmmttee bad excel band attendance Quadries
gaopades waltzes &C. first in order. Feasting lager
aud speeches Then moonlight procession took
place which was wen conducted and grand in effect The
festivities lasted until early hour this morning was
orous celebration Of Society Not single &C.
cent occurred TO mar the harmony that prevailed nom be
rim IN nd.
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NAVY GAZETTE.
by Telegraph. ]
ORDERED.

fBy Telegraph
ORDERED.
July 13-Commander h. j. Moreer, TO take charge
OF Ellis Island al magazine, and other ordnance
property the island d, -. -.
JtIY l9-Surgeon VIM. j. Simon. TO ron-clad duty al
League Island Penn Surgeon j. Dickinson Miller 10 fhih
dephia member of Medical Board IN session IN tha'
city.
DETACHED.
clad duty al League Island PENN and placed sick leave OF
ABSENCE Samsker Samuel ratem from steamer
and ordered 10 Philadelphia Navy ard SALTWATER Theodore
G. Herbert from Philadelphia Navy ard and ordered 70
steamer Chattanooga; L. j. HILL from duty ct Ellis
Island and waiting orders.
HONORABLY DISCHARGED. - .
July l6-Acting Ensign Adrian Philips and Acting IAlru
Assistant. Engineer Henry A. Chase . ~ ,o.
July Acting Volunteer Lieut. Com. VIM u Rogers
Acting Master julius Wilson and f. q. Osborn.
JIuY l9-Acting Third Assistant Engineers Daniei
worth NAV 1866 C. J. Price July TO- John fed' July i'
L. Z. Blackwell July l9. Loco
Steamer Macedonian arrived at Boston Navy -
ron amsr Winnepec arrived the Navy Boston
July
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by Telegraph
AnnWrnUn

BY Iergrsph
ORDERED
Brevetcol r. NJ. Batchelder, Chief Quartermaster
Military District Of Kentucky to Chicago Ill, on business
connected bis Department. Lieut. g. ID Jennings Net'
eran Reserve Corps duty Post QuaFternaseE al
ye Ala; sisianSurgeon John Is. Petherbrdge United
States Artillery accompany detachment OF recruits rom
Carlisle Barracks Penn, to 9Th United States CaVairy IN
Department Of Texas. On completing this duty be VIII re-
turn TO his proper station.
RELIEVED.
Cant Charles A. REYNOLDS Assistant uartermaster United
States Army Post Quarermaster at Huntsville
Ala and ordered duty Post 1artermaster at Savannah
Ga. Preye Lieut. Col y. H. COwng Assistant quarter
States Army from duty Post Qusrteruaster
ri Savannah duty Chief Quarermaster
Departmen OF the SOUTH Col ~ ID Wtckeruhsa from duty
s Department Of tho South ana ordered
10 return 10 his home and report TO theAduan uenera Oh
United States Army by letter for muster out OF service.
MISCELLANEOUS.
So muoh of special No 81 musters out OF service
Second Lieut. George W Crawford, 2d Regiment veteran
Reserve Corps date June 80 is hereby amended TO read
to date July 81, ls66.
HoNORABLY MUSTERED oUI.
col Nythae C. CARRIER Quartermasters Department Capt
olone Assistant uartermaster New,bork Nolan'
teers, Breyet Brig Gen. William l. James Colonel guar
ermasters Department and United
states Volunteers to take effect july 81, le66.
ON LEAVE OF ABSENCE.
Breve Lieut. Col j. u. c. Lee, Assistant Qnarter
Halted States Army for 30 DAYS from August with per
mission Canada Surgeon C. Sutherland United States
Army 80 days
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
DIE ID.

ALDEM-A ReI,en Point j. Jane. W Alden son Of Osi.a NJ
fls9a. Of the .n sehd h funeral :. q. .,i,as
Red jasss leave. foot Of Lbe a a. /. oe The
AEFHONf-ln Brooklyn Thursday July g. OF cholera
Ihsophiu IL Only 90 Of Iheophu aud Jane Anh0uy assi
The reis'iye and neud' OF the family also OF hi.
.srSs a hsp twenty .1 aSso K 1'n On 1 s.,s's.s
afternoon, q, O'Clock, without further notice.
BARNES-At White Plains. Wednesday, July % william c.
The relatives ard trend. Of the family also the meuber o, ~
Plata. Lodge 40 snd Harlem Lodge, No. az s. and ~
ere respectfully Invited 70 aiiend the funeral at The 0d Methodist
trains from New York
tOn Of Obi, Lodge on FRIDAY EVENING" the ia.
BroRer SSp Earns e attending the funeral OF our ''
WIN. MCCLELLAN. Acting Master. Z
rs H. Dewitt HsIcou NJ D. in tue sd yssr ofhi. ss-
The funeral viii take place om his redenee sssh Tonp
hiends respectfully invited attend
HoGENcAMP-on Thursday the 10th inst Ella Frances. youuss
daughter Of Daniel snd Clara hogencamp aged years. noahs
The relative, and friend. the family sre respectful, invited 70 It,
tend residence Of ls peni. si-
twenty nst door Of sevsntae shi' Rhiayi .0.f
noon, at 4 O'Clock
HOPKINS Ksyen.wood Thursday, yy %. Elizabeth IN
ssed IS month. and q days '-'
Gs a s q P rT F.m ~l s ' requested 8 s.sd S
without hsr inystGn from the residence Of oa'e
nssISa L ssa. only sd Charles Lewis ased mouh
New-KOcl ellie A D. Marshall, aged -
relatives rbnds respectfully invited
tend the taners TIT Fdsy) saeInoon, y Oe0es Tra,y
arrival Of the train which leaves New.iork az AIS
Phladr phia papers please copy
MLLER-A Piermont N H. Tludsy July d, oiss Miller s
the Gath year 0 his age.
friends the family inyisd,o attend hi. funeral
his late residence Saturday July % O'CLOCK
Cars leave Jersey City By Northern Railroad, a, BIS
EWBANKOn Tuesday Path m Mary wife Of Thomas EwSnt
IA the I'd year Of li-r
residence No 80 East Thirty hrs
10 O'Clock The relatives and friends
the family and Of .oDnsw Henry Eveden respectfully
invited 10 sttsDd
VAN WAGENES-On Wednesday night 25;h lust suddenly The
Rev. William Van Wssenen Assistant Rector OF the Chueh
the Holy Trinity.
Notice The me and place Of funeral hereafter.
WOOD-On Fourth day Seventh Month 25t, Robert Of Dr.
Stephen Wood aged -
The relatives and friends family funeral
day. 28h 10 O'Clock a. from Friends Meet
lug House, Twenietb-s,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

open a. We lately mentioned or the representation OF yer
man drama
MR. D. f. sETCHRLL
1t will be good news to the many friends OF MI
Se,obe b comedian that he lss last safely arrived at
Melbourne Australia and is prosperOusy Playing there Mr.
500, I, San FRANCISCO very long while ago; but the yes
eel To which he sailed made passage OF ios days IN the
course Of which time she given up f'r lest Through
much tribulaon. however she came a. las' 70 port MT
sb wiring 10 friend In this city reports that not the
o,s.ts onlv put even the "derricks" were disabled
wALLACKS THEATER
Mr. Bryant takes benefit at this theater tonight
He will appear as Tim OBrien in the Irish IMMIGRANT" in
Handy Andy" and Larry Hooaghan in More Blunders
than One" The audience expected to I'LL the theater and
overflow into the surrounding square This week. thus far
The Colleen Bawn" hos held the stages but that will give
ace Monday the longpromised new Irish drama Of
Shamus OBrieu."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
TIE DRAMA.
WINTER GARDEN
giauiog to end,

WINTER GARDEN
One NAV find intelligent and careful study Of the
Yheuomena OF youthful love- in little coined! called Time
Tries All which is nightly presented at the Winter
Garden as prelude TO the buresque OF Columbus Recon
structedo The piece comprised in acts neatly con
structed and gracefully written and is the work Of Mr. j.
ourtsnay 1t illustrates womaDs natural aversion to
cut dried cOushp and marriage and her st more nat
ua aversion oversubmssive and unremittingy aen
tive Such sprtess rather such an unWise swain
sepresented during the first act as undergoing the trials Of
the course Of true He becomes iuoerable bore.
Is rejected and goes away In act second he turns up
after an absence OF three years, brilliant and
sensible fellow; and this time ne wins his
bride These facts show that in love as in way
lie who fights and runs
MAY live to hight another day
and likewise conquer the second trial The tone Of the
piece pitched very highi but s lesson is useful one
1t contains bits OF character too well common sense
Ton Tac played by Mr.. Andrews, and the Hon AESHHu'
Ya played by M j. Dunn examples Of good character
panng-not original indeed but good and amusing. These
parts vel played and is that Of Mr. LsO by Mr.
Burnett whose claim Of the best character denea
Of old gentleman has long been admitted Mr. Waco
played with and with Dscienous
fidelity to The acting in the other parts merits
mention. Mr. BrOughams drama Of "0Donnels Mission" Is
In rehearsal the Winter Garden and shortly SUPERB EIDE
Columbus The latter piece bowbt has proved exceed
Ingy aractvethe audiences the Winter arden having
been continuously large despite the hostile heats Of
midsummer.
WOODS THEATER.
cinderella the admirable representation Of
which at the Olympic still fresh in public remembr
was brought out at Woods Thsater Monday last aud has
held stage Considering the limited scenic
sources here command this pleasing buresque has been
presented agreeable The Worre Sisters per-
sOnste respectively the Prince the Valet and Cinderella
Mr.. Lsfngwell plays Clorinde. Little no pretense Of
acting Is made by any player who comes upon
the stage; yet the dialogue is carried on-and of
with much yiyaeity and all the takers appear TO
De Joyous and hearted that good natured spectator
IL pleased without caring to be critical MI Currap the
Baron Badsrdd does the best actpg-and IT, indeed at al
times conscientious and careful actor Tonghta bill
will be offered at this theaerho occasion being that Of Miss
Irene worrells benefit The Fair One with the Golden
Locks will be performed and the same piece viii be given
Saturday Two weeks will finish the engagement Of tho
YoTe sisters ct this house which viii then be c0sed.O
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Nashville.


An NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DIoAFTEAhANIH'
NASHVILLE Thursday. July a. 1866.
Dobler who was charged with rape ca us h'tio
daughter has been honOrsbly acquitted.
Subsistence now q merchant AZ MrfeesDoro len there
week ago last Monday for Nashville intending to return
the same DAY. He seen here ai'e' getting on tho
cars but has not been heard di Since
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
Naval.
ruP KHARsARGR.

BosroS. Jnly 26.-The United States steamer
laval The OH has arrived here to-day She has been absent
ahon yea and was attached 10 the European Squadron
THE AGAwAM.
The u,i,sd States cunboat Agawam. Lieut. Commander
sartor which has been UNDERGOING repairs at tie Goport
NavyYard for several weeks pa 'aeu Oh tue "a Tor nut
ida and thence TO Port Royal, > =.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
mexicau News.

NEW ORLEANS Thursday, July %. 1866
Me1ican sdvices OF the nth inst report Tuspan sun
was before the town, and the Liberals were ac-
.iral, oneratine against IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
VA RRIG ID.

GLONER-JUSrSOS-In Brooklyn on Thur.l,v I,,v "a . a.
Mays Church by III. Rev d. v 81 johnson Thom.. 10y
Of Msrs4w, \. y Elizabeth b. younge. dagrh.r az g.h
JlstlsOn, esq. " Br)tyn. No caris. " N''',
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

Gems. steedman and Fullerton arrived yesterday
at the ST. Nicholas Hotel en- roaIs for Washington.
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TIL. Tr;h.ns EnIaraed.

Notwithstanding the fact that the size OF IHE IRiB
~ b, been Increased more than one quarter the price will
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
ARMY GAZETTE.

.EIcu.sd from speaking on aecoan. Of .ictre'.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27


To PURCHASERS q and DEAEes II Shs adE
The Coodysr Rubber Shoe Company NsAtnck Ooa
uecut dealers and the pubic generally mar th
The eeu,iye owners the patent and sole msnuntets ,hs
and will promptly prosecute any ana "
meus of their rights under ssd IienL 80. ,oo,r.x
Me.s BREEDEN SOUTHWlCk, NOS iVi ana i0s 's'y"T
New-YoTk, and
Me.sr. WALES EMERSON CO., Nos III aud l'J Psarlst
Boston.
A.. o,v above name ed shoes
a'''u' w. 49, JAMES T.. ENGLISH. Prsstsat-
N., r,,v.r Iuv n 1866 GEO II. SCRANTON, Tfeasursr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27

July Flour in better demand at 81 ds 25 Wheat In
good demand small receipts Red o. 6Jd 81 ~ Corn IN good
request yellow g2dsJc; Oats fair demands Provisions
unchanged Whisky quiet at s. 29 Crude Petroleum scarce
and firm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1866-07-27
Mr.. D. z. sgTCHRLL.

open a. We y mentioned 70, the representation Of Ger
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-11

Of bic sppoinsmens to fill tho Office to
which hs We appointed stating the time,
place, and BY whom such appointment
was made Such notice may bs served
BY any constable in the township, in the
manner prescribed BY Law for tho service
Of notices.
Sec. 5. And il shall be tho duty Of any
person appointed under the provisions Of
this sct and 20 notified. to qualify within
ton days after such notice has been served
upon bin in accordance with tho rules
and regulations Of tho law now in force,
except that the clerk Of the board Of So.
pervisors may approve of tho bond Of .
Justice of the Pescs and Constable 90
appointed, BY the recommend of the
suficiency Of tho sureties upon such
bond, signed by the member Of the board
Of supervisors Of such township.
Sec. 6. All acts and parts Of acts 10
conflict With the provisions Of this set,
are hereby repealed.
Approved April Sd, 1866.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-11
CHAPTER l4O.
Representative Diotricts,


An Act apportioning the State Of Iowa
into Representative Districts
Section l. Be il enacted BY the Gen
ersl Assembly Of the State OF Iowa. That
one Representative t. eight thousand Eve
hundred inhabitants, or fraction thereof
equal to one half in each Representative
District 10 hereby constituted the ratio of
spportionment
Ist District-Sec. 2 Lee county is the
first district, and entitled to three repre-
sentatives.
I'd Dist-Sec. 3. Van Buren, county is
the second district and entitled to two
representatives.
Sd Dist.-Sec. 1. Davis county is the
third district, and entitled TO two repre-
sentatives.
4th Dist-Sec. S. Appanoo.e county is
the fourth district, and entitled to one
representative.
5th Dist Sec. G. Wayne county is the
9Th District and entitled to one represen-
tative.
9th Dist-Sec / Decatur county is the
sixth district, and eutitIed to one repre-
sentative.
7th Dist-Sec. s. Des Moines county
is the seventh district, and entitled TO two
represe natives.
9Th Dist-Seo Q. Henry county is the
eighth district and entitled to two repre- =
sen,atives.
9th Dist-Sec. 10. Jefferson county 10
the ninth district, aud entitled to two re-
presentatives.
10th Dist-Sec. IL. Wapello county is
the tenth district, and entitled to two re-
presentatives.
llth Dist-Sec. IL. Monroe county il
the eleventh district, and entitled ~ one
representative.
18th Dist-Sec. l3. Lucas county ia the
18th district, and entitled to one repre-
! sentative. .. .,.....~ ..... .......
18th Dist--Sec. "a. Clarke county ia
the thirteenth district, aud entitled to one
| representative.
l4'h Diss-Sec Is. Page county is the
fourteenth district, and entitled to one
| representative.
! 18th Dist Sec. lo Fremont county
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-11
CHAPTER las.

Owners Of Threshing Machines
An Act to require owners of threshing
machines to guard against accidents.
Section l. Be it enacted by the Gen.
eral Assembly Of the State OF Iowa, That
oil persons hereafter owning or running
any threshing machine in this state, shall
cause the two lengths Of tumbling rods
next tho .hreshing machine, together
With the knuckles or joints and jacks Of
the tumbling rods to be safely boxed or
secured while running.
Sec. 2. Any person or persons owning
or running any shreshing machine in this
State without complying With the require
ments Of Section l Of this Act, shall bs
held liable TO tho person damaged, for
any damage which may be sustained BY
such person By reason Of such neglect,
and no action shall be sustained, nor
shall any legal liability exist for services
rendered By or with any threshing ma
chine, when it shall be made to appear
that the first section of this act has not
been complied with. ...
Sec. 3. This Act shall take effect and
be in force from and after its publication
in the Daily State Register and Iowa
Homestead, newspapers published at Des
Moines.
Approved April Sd, 1866.
/ hereby certify that the foregoing Act
Was published in the Daily State Regis
ter April 18th, 1866, aud in the Iowa
Homestead April 25, 1866
JAMES WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1866-08-11
CHAPTER l37

Manner OF filling vacancies in certain Township
Offices.
An Act to prescribe the mode of filing
vacancies in the office Of Justice of the
Peace, Constable, and memb bers of the
Board Of Supervisors.
Section |. Be it enacted by tho Gen.
al Assembly Of the State of Iowa, That
whenever . vacancy occurs or exists in
the office Of Justice Of the Peace, Con-
stable, Or member Of the Board Of Super
visors, in any Of the townships of any of
tho coonties Of this State, BY resignation
or otherwise, it shall be the duty of the
clerk Of the board of Superyisors, imme-
d'asely after receiving informal Of such
vacancy in any Of the townships of his
county. whenever such vacancy occurs
more than thirty days prior to any general
election, TO notify the township clerk of
the township in which such vacancy exist
BY mail or otherwise.
Sec: 2. And it shall be the duty of the
township clerk, within Eve days sfter re-
ceiving such notice, to notify each Of the
trustees OF his township in writing of
his Of such vacancy, specifying the Office
or Offices that has become vacant in his
township, fixing the time and place that
they shall meet for the purpose of filing
such vacancy by appointment, which
place OF meeting shall be the usual place
Of holding township meetings. Such
notice may be served by any Constable Of
the township, and shall be served at least
hve days prior to such meeting.
Sec. g. And it shall be the duty of the
Trustees to meet in accordance with the
provisions Of such notice, and proceed to
fill such vacancy or anciss by appoint.
ment 10 writing Of : competent person,
WHO shall hold his Office to which he has
been appointed until the next general
election, and until his successor is elect
ed and qualified and the person so ap .
pointed shall qualify in the ssme man.
nef, s0d bs lisble to the same penalties
ss persons who are duly elected to gil
such Offices, and oil the provisions Of law
in relation 70 qualification for Office. shall
apply te pessnns - appe;nled. ,."....',,, ,..,.,
Sec. 4. Within ere days after sn 3D.
pointnent has been made under the uro.
visions Of this act, il shall be the duty Of
the township clerk 10 record such ap-
pointmsot in the township record book,
and to cause = notice to be served uuon
the person 80 appointed, informingshim