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Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

NEW CASTLE COUNTY. its
so 8. THE STATE OF DELAWARE!
TO THE SHERIFF OF NAV CAbfLE co., GREETING:
Wn REAs, Mary Er,ellne wilkins by her petition TO
the Judges OF superior Court hled in the ONCE Of tho
Of the sid County in and for the County
OF New Castle for the Of complaint therein aedgtd
has made application to said Judges, that decree
may be pronounced dissoviDg the Marriage existing be-
tween the petitioner and her husband, John II. Will
klns. We therefore command you you have cen
heretofore commanded that you summon John r. vii.
kns that he be and appear before the said Judges OF
our said Superior Court at the thereof 10 be
held at New Castle in and for the County New Castle
Monday the seventh day Of May ns1 to answer the
allegations ofhe said petition and also to show cause
any he has why decree Of the said Court SHOULD be
made, dissolving the Mar iags existing leween him
and the said petitioner according to the act Of Assembly
In such made and provided and also to do aud
ceive what tho said Court shall then there Consider
ncarDing him In this behalf to the Court shall seem
M ct nd consistent with the provisions Of the said Act
Of Assembly,
WITNESS the Honorable Edward W. dilpin, Fec At
New Castle the first day Of December, In the year Of
our LORD thousand eight hundred and sixty ave.
sEAL\ RICHARD @. COOPER. Prov.
w '''
Issued January Let, 1885,
TO JOHN H. WILKINS
In pursuance of the command of the foregoing writ,
hereby summon 10 BIZ and appear Judges
ofths said Superior Court at tho next term thereof TO
be held at New Caste, Monday, the seventh day Of
May next to answer the legations OF the said petition
and show the ella conan tnded.
GEo. g. HAGANY, Sheriff
shsrirs ohoe. New Castle. January 20, 1866.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
NEW CIGAR & TOBACCO STORE
No. 5 East Third Street.
wi nINNTlN nEI

pbLs
THE subscriber i1IGrns Ills friunds and The public
generally that he has opened Cigar and Tobacco sors
at the above place and Is ~ sell she best 1uaI
ity Il tobacco and cgart at the lowest rates.
He as1 has hand variety 90 Portmobnaies Pipes.
Topae.O Boxss a. 40, 10 which hs invites me Attsn
lion Of all, o~ing Inability to perform aanAi labor
he has been induced to become applicant for public
patronsRs and hs hopes by strict atuntoa 10 bunnssS
epd sire 10 gys satisfaction, TO neft and rsteNs
fnir support Ieb o sn U. W, NADER
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

MuDoS uaH, Jan. 90 1851
To thu Directors of the New Castle County National
Hank OF Odessa, Delaware.
GIsrLRhRB Having lost mislaid my certlncte oil
sto OK, in the Castle County Bauk Of Odessa, No
or twenty shares, issued December 10, 1884, ! have
Advertised la the Delaware Republic M of Wilmington,
ANIL hereby apply fer duplicate certificate therefor
Respectfully Yours, de,
tan m 0ED. W KARSNER.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
WILkIBGTOH NAkKETs.

WR. r. Alriohs, Tsh and Jo<fePson,
HAb jast opened . superior lot Of Sugars, bought
III previous 70 the late advance Witch he s selling a.
lower prisss than yet offered ,o pr~s Roll and Tub
Buttsrs Canned Peaches and Tomstots. wd Al
RIoHk, Seventh and Jefferson Streets feb a.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

re- A name building With yellow pine frame. siIs
SS SIS oy 70 icet Il ft to the square stories hgh,l
EsA suI'sbir fT work'hpP, staGe ram, Or could
u onve1tsd eith little expense into two dwelling
ieSsrs Apply VI The Bolt sni Su, wGrss, corner Sd
nd Chutgh sts ieb 1874 JOE TKAs 4 CO.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

HAVING diap ssd Of my stock and ixtnisst TO wa.
I. Alrioh, take pleasure In recommending my sac
eeasor and ask for him eobtinuan OF the patronage
heretofore extended to iIe Nm N. FRANCE
Wilmington, January II 1850.
Havipx purchased Of WIN. M Francis, the we'll known
Store stand the N. W. Cor 18th Jefferson Streets
torether with the stock and FIXTURES intend to keep
onoice selection OF GsocereH and Provisions, win
number u other articles Ia every day use and hope ny
srck attention 81 business, small profits % Tets
the good will Of this popular stand WIN. T. ALRiCh
RIlmingt January IL, 1896. jan 10 I'm
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE
fINHB Copartnership heretofore existing between Gran
J. Vile Worrell and Mahon NJ Child is this day dia
solved by mutual consent The business OF the nrn Will
be- settled by Granville %orrol at the old stand Mes
I'D and 222 Market Street. GRANVILLE WokhELL,
Feb l, 1895. dAaLUH NJ. CHILD,
special Notice.
The LndsfsgnsI takes tina opp rtunity Of returninR
hlI thanks custonsrs requesting oonunusnoo OF
reb S.iL dAALoN d. CHILD.
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26
TWN SHNRIEE.I.TY-

~~-- The undersigned at the urgent solicitation Of
XfZ many OF hts friend, has concluded to offer him.
tShself q candidate for tho Union nomination for
Sheriff OF New Castle County 1t the same time that
lie solicts the votes Of ahe will cheeruy aequesoe In
nominee LEWIS ZEBLEY,
February IL, 1ss6-tn Brandy wine Hundred
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

JEREMIAH srEvEKB0N, Aaet.
B-B'srythins offered ~ 'Hle will be po stlyely
sold, as intend 10 decline farming. W. o. W feb28
Delaware Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1843-1874, 1866-02-26

R THE subeoriber intends keeping con-
V}f4F stanily nd at the Orange Street
M-Wh art; n general assortment OF tho very
&m@ beat Locust Mountain Col; which he will
sell at re uesd ices II Is kept under carefully
sereened furnished In the very best order; and 224l
pounds T. the ton. feb 6-Sm JOSEPH fOUT'
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OTTAWA SATURDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 29 1866

! ent boun'ies. there will be extreme liLility
| to the commission of errors and the perpetra-
tion of frauds upon the county in fact. at
! last tour-fiths of the claims recently preser>
ted are invalid
Your committee would recommend that
the record Of the doings of The bounty CONS
mittee be posted, the account closed, and
balanced and filed in the County Clerks Off
| ice % future reference-an that any future
doings be kept in separate account, so that
each future report need not go over an &C.
count of over half a million Of dollars.
Your committee have held a trust of crea,
responsibility, labroious and ouerous, and
they tender their thanks to the board fer the
uniform kindness and confidence extended to
them.
On report of Sup G. ". Armstrong Of
committee on equalization, it was voted to
refund to John Darfner $3.50 taxes for 1865
paid by him on half Of lot 3. Sec 35. T. 80.
K. -.
On motion of Sup. G. ". Armstrong the
whole subject Of equalization of bounties was
referred to The bounty committee, with ins,ruc.
ions TO confer with the comfy attorney, aud
obtain his views at l.ngth.
Sup. Mcintyre, from the committee on
Court House and Jail accounts, reported the
following accounts correct, and on motion,
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THURDslY, SEPT. l3.
/ Sup. Mattocks, from the committee (,
visit the County Poor House and farm, pre-
secuted The following report, which was &C
cepted and adopted
To the lion. Board Of Supervisors of Ii
Sale County;
Your committee appointed to report upor
the condition of the Poor House and farm
beg leave to offer the following report
! We find there has been during the last twelve
months entertained at the institution seventy
six different inmates. There are at the
| present time thlT.v-one inmates, sixteen
| males and fifteen females. Insane sixteen.
| Two deaths, and two births have taken place
during the year among the inmates.
Your committee do not deem it necessary
to enter into detail of the receipts and ex>
penditures of the institution, as the same will
be submitted to your Hon. body in the report
OF Sup. jackson, ROW in the lands OF the
proper committee.
We find the Institution AM farm underline
management of Mr. and Mrs Phelps in ex>
cellent condition in all IL appointments
The bealth of the inmates good, the sanitary
condition oil the same unrivalled. The crops
aud stock look well. Many permanent i'm =,
provement have been made to the buildings
and fences during the past year.
Your committee wpald recommend the
immediate painting Of the house not only for
improvement of the appearance Of the premI-
ses, but as a matter of economy - the
county. We have carefully estimated the
cost of doing the same. Building 92x2O
l. 22x3i, two coats and putting same on.
one hundred and twenty-five dollars. We
find the north wah Cuder the building has
I III y.gT
requiring the relay:ng Of the wall Expense
estimated by US, after consulting with an
experienced mason, at thjrty-ive dollars
As but a smali portion of the money appr0~
priated by Eour Hon. hopy at tue last session
tor imprOY Emeut OF fences has been expeud>
ei for that purpose, YOUR committee would
recommend an appropriation Of one hundred
and fifty liars, 70 complete the work on
same, win b has been thoroughly done, Us
far as com plcied.
Your committee in conclusion teg leage
TO assure Eogr Hon body iha, in the hands
OF the pre- hsnt keepers the institution has
been great ia rogei ia all its appointments
so that at he present time it compares favor
ably with nav IA the states. aud that with tie
additional improvements proposed by your
con mittee at he present time would be ia q
condition H. require but : small annual outs
las tor sev Eral years TO come.
all Of " ich Is respectfully submitted.
On mott yn. duplicate order for so WAS
issued - luther Beal, the original having
been lost.
On moi pa Of Sup. Wilson, weekly allow
ancce oi Sf we5 voted TO Ms. Shay. u pau
per ia th. own Of E..l.
Sup. vi ks from the committee on pagper
aeeouass. IepDrjeI the following bills correct
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Proceedings of the board Of Sup
erVisOrS.
SEPTEMBER SESSION, 1856.

MONDAY, Sept 10th, 1866.
Board met pursuant to law On calling
tie roll 26 members were found TO be pre-,
sent.
On motion OF Sup. Mattocks, the Board
adjourned to o'clock to>mcrrcw morning.
yeas II, nays 6.
Tuesday, Sep. II.
Six additional Supervisors appeared and
took their seats
On motion the Board proceeded to the
election of q Chairman for the current year !:
whereupon Sup. ). Washburn was duly elec>
ted
On motion ofSup. Hise the whole subject
of paying and equa.izinr bounties was re:er>
red to the military committee. with instruc.
tons to confer with The county attorney as to
the power of the board to issue additional
bonds for such purpose. or TO raise means IN
any other way
The Chair announced the following stand,
Fmance-Fleming, Reddick, Clark, A.
Mcintyre, Hall.
3 C. II. anil Ja,l-N. McIatyre, jacobson, a.
Armstrong, Beltori, Wagner.
EguaiizatioA-G. W. Armstrong, Kis;lc:,
Miner.
Pauper hccouas- Wicks, Uorsley, Dick>
erson, Hall, Williams. jackson.
TlrHsiip Wilson, Werth-
elm. Dickerson.
10 Setfis ruth Co TeaSurer-DreE, Pal
mer. Green, ioughton.
To .Settis uiM Sch. Com-Hall, Lammev,
Center, COsgrove, a. Armstrong.
CiaiHis-Hise. Chase. Rogers.
Surs. Lammey and Mattocks were appoin-
ted a SPECIAL committee 10 visit the county
Poor House and Farm.
Adjourned to o'clock to>morow.
WEDNESDAY, Sept. -.
The chair appointed as special committee
to visit the Poor house and farm Sups MAJ
tocks. Wugouer, Wilsoc, 4. Armstrong.
Dickers0u, Green, Lammcy, Wicks.
Sup Rogers offered a resolution. that it
was the duty of the board ''to take some
action ia reference to thai disgrace 70 civIli>
cation, the county jail = which, on motion Of
Sap. Green, was LAID on the table
The Board proceeded to select jurors, as
follows:
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John Stewart,

Sup Hi e, from the committee on Roads
and Bridges, reported the following reso!u>
ton, which was adoDted-yeas 81, nays ).
TIA. the SUM of 1915 be appropriated for
tn purpose of repairing the free bridge
across Fox River at Dayior, said amount
not to be drawn from the treasury until the
improvements made have been inspected and
approves. by the standing committee of this
board on roads and bridges, who shall report
to this board that at least three times the
amount hereby appropriated has been ex',
pended on said Improvement, and that the
structure is of permanent and substantial
character. Sholid a less amount than three
times the amount hereby appropriated be
expended Oh said Improvement, then the
amount hereby appropriated shall be reduced
to correspond with one third of the amount
expended. "i' '' go ma '>
Sup Baker, from special committee to
view certain road, presented report that
the committee did, on the Sth of September
inst, go upon the said road proposed to be
yaca ed and having viewed the same, re-
commaad shat so much of the state road as
extends from the county line road in a south.
westerly DIRECTION 10 a point where the pros
longation of the line of the first street east of
Main street, in the village of Somonauk
toWafus the soutu "ouid ihterSect sa'h ioau,
be vacated. Which report WAS accepted and
adopted. :-. ..- .s.7.....1.
The report Of The Superintendents of ihe
poor was presented and adopted. The fo'|
lowing is the material portion of said report
During the last year in accordance with
the recommendation of your honorable body
"a permanent improvement has beer made in
che way of outbuilcings and fencing, which
has. added mach 10 the lfnproyement of the
farm in convenince and utility. On account
of the extreme high price of articles OF con-
sumption and clothing, together with lumber
the cost of maintaining the inmates and max
ing Improvements such as were suggested by
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On motion. the clerk was authorized TO
draw orders in iAyor Of the watchman OF the
Jail from time to tine, on the certificate Of
the sheriff.
Super Mattockz. frotn committee to visit
the Poor House, submitted an additional
report, as to amount Of stock on the farm }
horses, 4 cows calves sold 4, 20 lOEs hay, 32
acres corn growing, 4 acres potatoes, acye
beans. acres oats, hogs. IL pigs. s2I2.s6
corn sold last wears crop; 5,347 lbs. beet
packed last year; 3.8s2 lbs. pork packed last
wear; aul 400 lbs. butter made.
Sup. Wicks. from the committee on pau
per accounts. reported the following. bills
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FRIpAY. Sept. Il.

Sup. Wicks, from the committee on pauper
accounts, reported back sundry accounts on
account of small pox patients, and on his
motion the committee were discharged from
their further consideration, and the claimants
allowed to withdraw their bills
Sup. Hse, from the committee on claims,
reported the following bills, which were
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As the bounty fund proper has been
merged in the county fund, your committee
DO not deem it necessary to report upon the
condition of the same. But we are happy
to say that from reports from the several.
supervisors we are of the opinion that nearly.
if not quite all drafts upon this fund will
soon cease, as in nearly all cases the recipi.
ents have either been rehered by return OF
solciers, obtained pension or will soon do
so. Add toS o'cl'k tomorrow morning.
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sCxEl ES: C-A rs.
EAGLE MILLS.

fESHE .s7,ssrf,rr would IL form she pabc that ne
Z now running the above NH, and is prepared 70 o
CCsTOM AND MERCHANT WORK
In the best poss ibie manner, the Mill has beeA
thoroughly Repaired and is in first rate order. Coed
and attentive Ners employed, and will be con-
stsntly baf5 to SSls Spon customers Farmers an
Others win udit % heir advantage 70 give ine ea!be
fore going -ise -herc.
NB.-Crers for Flour Feed he left al the city
Market, tfhs Mn. s-4 viii Ss promptly attended to.
Ottawa. 0ot q, SEQ. ID IL. =. J. VOID
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Tie char announced as standing commits
tee on roads and bridges Sups. Hise, A.
McIntvre and y. Mclutyre.
On motion. 800 we're appropriated for
the purchase of coal for the Court House
aud jail, under the direction of the county
clerk
Sup. Msttocks. from the military commits
tee, presented the following report, which
was accepted and adopted:
Iou- committee. appointed to report the
amounts disbursei in aid Of the families of
volunteers beg leave to offer the following.
The amounts disbursed by the several towns
~. nor vnrrhnrs Fnrni lied ~ are as fnllnns :.
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VOL. XXVII---NO. 7.

your honorable body, has added somewhat TO
the yearly. cost. On account Of the feeble
ness OF the inmates very little labor has been
received from them and for that reason we
have been compelled to keep one hired man
| during the summer and fall
We have endeavorcd 10 be the
\ interest Of the County, and 20 SEQ that no
more expense was made than the welfare Of
the inmates actually required GHt we can
| most cordially endorse the conduct IF Mr. &
| Mrs. Phelps who have kindly and faithfully
discharged the duties committed 70 their
| trust. No complaints either from the IN
mates or their frienas during the past year
have been made to thf undersigned. and there
seems to have been a cordial and fricEdly feel.
ings existing between them and those who
have them IN charge. As your honorable
body will appoint Committee to VISIT the
house, i -llI not be necessary for rs 10 report
further in detail. We would recommend that
for the ensuing year appropriation of
$1,000 be made, which we think will b, sut-
hcent for the ordinary eIpelscs. 'fvOG hon.
orable body should deem It necessary 10 order
further permanent improvements, II NAV be
necessary to supply means for hcsame.
Sup. Rogers moved the following rcs5lu.
ton:
That it is the duty Of this board to take
some acton at this session, in regard
to that disgsace to our civilization. the la
Sale county jail-some action that Shall
resuI. in immediately Cling the place Of that
institution by better one.
SUP. Hise moved its reference 70 the com.
mittee on Court Horse and jail. Sup.
y. Mcintyre moved TO lay the resolution on
the table, which latter noi'on prevailed
Sup. Hise, from ihc committee on Roads
and Bridges, reported resolution in favor
of approprin;ing s. 600 towards ravinr n
part the debt now due on the Shipp;ncpor.
Bridge at La Sale. that being free bridge.
Lost-reas 5, naIs 20.
Srp. 6. ". Armstrong, from the commit,
tee Oh equalization, presented the fo'loEin-
report. which was accepted and adopted:
The committee on equalization. so whom
was referred the assessment roll, uf iEe va
riouS towns composing this county. rs return
el by the several assessors TO the clfrk'-
Office, would most respectfully represent &c
your honorable body that they have exams
ined the assessors books Of the several
towns composing the connty Of La Sale. and
fnd the total value Of all real estate as nov
appears, ShI75.C31
Total value Of personal property, 2,o33.7oj
Total value Of railroad, 37l,1-3
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tt.IT FIVIfT iScoL9Er
kept hand served to customers at lowest cash
As We buy none but the best always pay the high
ST price for cattle. anibs, & c. y .-. si4--
ReeR.eniSer The St.ui-CIdncV's Csrssr.
Ottawa, an. Coy
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ABRAHAM HARRIS.
M MERCHANT TAILOR ING.

.,.,... yVNI. THI Es7NG,
So long conn cted with the clothing estah hment of T..
Frieslnnn as having been thrown ont Of employ
r,apt by the late Ottawa opened New Mer-
chant Tailoring Establishment tine second floor of the
Building next door west Of Cheeyers Store where
he will keep hand full assortment of Cloths, CASH
meFes nse,irsa<Sx &c which sii he aac NJ 10 order
IN the fashionable and approved styles Hsgds
new and have been selected with great se2 will
be sold least cheap the goods be pur
chased elsewhere.
Orders in the tailoring line of all ipds seleued.
REPAfaTNS nsd1S ma rf6mptly DONE
Cutting OF ali kinds done lowest terms No char gs
for cutting where cloth is bought of us
L. feb II. 6.-6m* T. = sEaes.s.. saWM. TRAB1No.l
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For sale.

NNHE Residence lately occupied by Charles g. Miller
4 which includes four lots in the States Addition to.
ottawa. The property can be bad at a bargain.
tees A. B. SMITH Agent.
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MAIN ST. MEAT MARKET!
WI. NEEJlE WEIR &; CO..

Man, STREET ,cc1, qt Isl NJ s Rfl.
Having recently purchased tLi- est,hli-ha at and hav
ing ougexperence in the nsne.s,th uudcrsigI
determined 10 Ifhkei il a - ~
z,r 2;First Glass Neat Narket.
An FRESH MEATS. constantly on hand. We buy none
but the BEST beef ston. &c. Il q T.r
SNok Ed HAMS andsBACoS, sait Pork corned mea.
&C. always a full supply.
RSA orders delivered free customer. anywhere with
in the city. WM. NEUMAYEE,
mar Il, i66. ..-F FRED. LEfPoLD.
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On motion Of Sup Armstrong, commits
tee OF three was ordered tn be appointed to
visit the county poor house and the Jail as
An accidental committee, without previous
notice to the keepers Of the same.
Sup. Jackson presented the petition Of
sundry c;iz-us Of the town Of Farm Ridge,
reciJing ra5t in October, 1865, the commis>
sioners Of highways ot said town had laid out
road commencing on the Bloomington
road between secs. I3 ahd II, running in
westerly direction en- the half secticE lire
through secs. II and Is; from which aeticr
an appeal had been taken TO three supcrvi-
sors, win assessed the damages at S270,
which damages being excessive. the petition
ers pray that the opening OF said road NAV
be postponed until said damages can
be provided for in some other way than by
taxation upon said town.
On motion, the prayer Of said petition was
granted.
SE.. VicLs, from the committee on paurcr
accounts r.r.-ral {. r,r cf rho r,li,,,ip
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GORGE NJ. LELAND. CLAIM AGENT.
~ Particular attention given the collection IF SOL
diers bourties. Office No Delanos block anc466-tf
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NITY NEAT MARKET
Ga Gancs7S Gs1ey, nostlsssesi ,r Ge CSaf Hstsc OF
;r5-by
PIERCE & FLICK

Becf from aroyal stake to
a shin bone:
R6rk, fresh and salt,
.Sbaol'sd Hams, shoulders
Fand hlcon sides;
Vsor and Mutton
IGHL,ss .SuSd1e5;
La5-d and Tdll0 ..
TOGETHER WITH
everything else belonging
= to a wellreEulated meat
market, all
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Sup. Mcintyre, from Court House and Jail
Committee, 10 whom had been referred TIE
matter OF painting and tucking the Court
House, reported by resolution, that the
Supervisor of Ottawa be authorized to receive
proposals, have the work done, and draw his
order on the Treasurer for a sum not exceed
ing $500 TO pay for the same,
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On ms'ion Of Sup. Baker, $50 were ap.
propriated for clothing Rattleulire, Q pau
per in the town of Worthwhile.
On motion, the following weekly allow>
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Ch'lOIvn UI I. WOHaV. DOC .. Laoalia. I W
On motion Of Sup. q. ". Armstrong. the
sum OF Sll.04 was ordered TO be refunded to
Geo. Marsh, for taxes On land erroneouslv
assessed
Sup. Y. Mcintyre, from Committee on
Court House and Jail, reported in favor of
the following accounts. which We're ordered
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BY OSMAN & HAPEMAN.g .gga4 ,. zo
ProfessionaI Cards.

III X. BOYLE. ATTORNEY AT LAW, Otta-
IL l.. H. will practice in the several courts and
promptly collections. couveyancng, settling up
of estates investigating titles ami all business appertaI-
ing the profession. Office in Leand's New Block on
La Sale street. west of Court House septl. .66-tf