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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1869-10-28

SAD AFrA1R.-On Saturday forenoon
last, Myrick Wright, aged about twelve
years, oldest son Of ". W. Wright, depot
agent at this place, was drowned at St.
Paul under very distressing circumstances.
Accompanied by two of his young cousins,
sons Of Hon. Geo. L. Becker, he had gone
to skate on pond, where the water was
some fifteen feet deep. George Becker,
soon after their arrival, broke through the
ice. Instantly starting to his relief, the
brave Myriok also broke through, sank,
and came up under the ice. George Beck
or attempted to rescue his cousin, wading
in up to his neck and breaking the ice, but
without being able to reach him. In the
meantime the other little boy gave the
alarm, but considerable time elapsed be-
fore assistance arrived, and when Myrick
Was taken out his noble little heart had
ceased to beat. His parents, living at
Sank Rapids, were telegraphed to, and
went down that afternoon. A specisl
train came up on Sabbath, arriving at two
o'clock, bringing the remains and large
number Of friends. The funeral took
place at three o'clock that afternoon, very
many from this side of the river attending.
The services were performed by Rev. 8. K.
Stewart, Of st. Johns church, in this city.
Myrick was bright, handsome boy, and
his parents have the general sympathy Of
he community in this bereavement.
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FURNACE 1N.-The furnace has been pu.
in the new Union schoolhouse. The finish
ing work on the building is being rapidly
completed.
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1Mx1ssz PURcuAsE.-Messrs. Wait,
Mcclure and Clark, Of this city, have pur-
chased Of Alex. Moore, Of Sank Centre, his
interest in the late firm of Moore & Me-
Clure. This includes the saw and grist
mills, lumber, store, pine lands, &c.; and
amounts to almost $780, 900.
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The choicest beef, the incest venison,
aad the latest poultry can always be had
at Coats & Freeman's. When you have
any live stock to sell, you can get the high.
esr price OF them. - Il. IA .
'-Rev. Tompkins attended the Congrc-
gational Conference at Owatonna.
DO not fail to go to Pickit l. Abbotrs
tefore purchasing elsewhere.
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ST. CLOUD JOURNAL.

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LOCAL NEWS

N% Va trould respectfully request all
6usiness nss': and Others wishing any kind Of
job Printing, to cal and EXAMINE our
extensive stock Of Nee Material, just reee'red
from tho East, before sending to 81. Faul or
Goiag elsewhsre. Oar JOB Office Is no'o ere
of the best in the State, and zee do work
.es;ca zoe ssiA guarantee to ds 'atipacsory'
a. Saint Paul Prices.
O0lclal Paper OF tho City.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL MArTERs.-On Satur-
day last, Mr.. Geo. W. Prescott, the efficient
State Superintendent of Sunday Schools,
accompanied by Mr.. J. B. Powers, Of the
State Central Committee, arrived in town,
and on Sunday afternoon gathered all the
schools of the place in the Methodist
church, where An hour or so was spent
very PLEASANTLY and proftably. In the
evening union meeting of the friends of
Sabbath sehUv,s was hold in tLu FL -sby ter
ian church, when brief addresses were
made by Mr.. Prescott, Mr.. Powers, and
Revs. Campbell, Satterlee, Tompkins and
Lathrop. 1t is desired, as soon as possible,
to hold a County Convention Of the Sab
bath Schools of Stearns county.
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-Workmen are engaged in putting o
double covering on the outside Of the body
Of the Episcopal church, lining between
with sheeting paper. This viii certainly
insure its being warm.
1 e -Bargains ii clothing, ). Pickit & Alb
bott's. r.e:5t zs...= ,.s.&
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STILL BETTIR.-In addition to the many
valuable premiums given to those who
raise clubs, We will furnish every su6.eri6e-,
old or new, who pays for one year in ad-
van:s, , copy Of the Western Home-a
handsome moathly magazine-of which no.
tics il given elsewhere, for one year.
No other paper in the country offers such
liberal inducements to its subscribers in
the way Of premiums.
Specimen numbers Of TH1 JouRH..I and
Weste'n Home will be furnished, those who
desire to get up clubs.
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Our FAMILY PHYs1C1AN.-Thisi is the IT,
tie Of new book, for the household,
which is having very large sale. The
thirteenth thousand is already in press.
1t gives the mode of treatment by the allo-
pathic, homeopathic, hydropathic or eclec~
tic formulas, and is work which cannot but
be Of great value, especially in localities
remote from physicians. It is we'll gotten
up and clearly printed. The publishers, J.
s. Goodman & Co., Chicago, want good
agents in every town and county.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-05-01

- 4oAvS eoAAosAsON ~ ny bLut RlV Rlt WAS all
the money he had about him Merchant vas
sorry also : extremely ssrry; could have paid
him back on the instant Of their arrival: but e
couldn't be helped, and he arose and entered an.
other cars4 But he returned IN few moments.
and stated that he had had conversation with
his creditor, who had left Chicago in hurry
with but little money, and would be satisfied
until his return II he could get $l7. AUoo
Certainly" replied the old Missourian, "any.
thing to oblige the friend of my son JOHN and,
taking out an old worn wallet, he carefully
counted the contents, sixteen dollars and some
fractional currency, out on his knee After
Strengthening each bill carefully. and counting
the roll over severa! times, he finally looked up,
and raising that hickory, and pointing Herewith
to the pile, he quietly semarked. take IT, But
the merchant from Vaiparaiso did not take it.
He saw something strange in the old mans eve.
The face had lost It's meek and benevolent ex pres.
sion and q certain hard sternness was visible in
every lineament. "Take it, repeated the old
gentleman. in voice that sounded high above
the rumble OF the car; 'take it, yot Id
scoundrel! Why do,yOu hesitate to take all the
money an old man has got z"
AT this junetufe the .merchant thought It
time to leave, but the 'farmer from Missouri"
suddenly rose from his seat and laid firm hand
on his coat collar "Wait Bit" he continued !;
you thought was poor man, with bat seven
teen dollars, and yet You were willing to rob me
Of that little sum-, Had you known that i have
81, QUO in another wallet, would not have blamed
You 90 much if you had taken it all, for you
might then have supposed that had more. But
ne, you were willing TO rob me of my last cent"
The old gentleman, as he continued to talk, grew
moro indignant every moment, aud finally
brought down the hickory heavily on the conf
dance .1ans aknnokles. LIVERY bod 4ain- the ear
cried, "Bravo, hit him hard, end for few mo-
ments the scoundrsl's neck stood in imminent
danger from Judge Lynch.
During the progress of the 'Hittle eAme" Che
officers Of the road had kept = constant eye on
the confidential friend, and only waited The mo-
ment when he should receive the money to take
him in cherye. Although hugely amused at the
denoucnent, they were also disappointed that the
"trick" was not taken, 6nceg nov they hsd =
legsi hold on the operator But justice Is above
law, and after hunting up his partner. the whole.
sale merchant from Chicago, the two were bound
to some upright beams in the baggage car in
which position they were kept some hours, and
finally dropped in the swamps Of Northern In
diana.
The old gentleman, who is not Missourian,
but an old and wealthy resident of Indiana, was
hugely tickled over the matter. and remarked
that he "hadn't lived in the Western country
forty years for nothing" and that he had hunted
Indians before he turned his attention to conf
dence men. '''
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~ POLICE JURY. !,
q Special Meeting.
April oath 1859.

AL the memb.f-. present. .g msas7ai
The minutes Of the last meeting were
read aud approved. / a aasg ST. ,R3t +.
On motion IL was Resolved, that The
Parish Tax C,llrctor II hereby anthoris~d
TO recsiye Parish Warrants due, for taxes
and liceps.s. iaa.; t5Hn - ii9l4s n' sh |
/ r. solved, that th- Clerk is authorised
10 procure Warrant Book Of printed
tarlns. s yisif:i.qyne,i sF@H6ut ;K ~
/ Resolved, that Ferneet Martin aud l. E.
s,sLlea be and they are hereby appointed I"
examine the accounts Of til Pss.ish Treas ,
urer a depositor Of tSe Pub'icg School
Funds. said committee to report At ths
next regular meeting. uf -
Resolved. that an election b. held for
me,nbess Of the Police Jury forrthe term
two years. in the Third. Six,h and Sew
en,h Wards, on Monday the 81 day ol
Nay next; in-%hs Thnd Ward. At the
Cpust H ,nae.-D,nat Bre~ux. Albert Jn.
dice and Elmond Landry, commissioners
IL the sixth yard. at the School Hous-
near Joseph Boudre.u's-E. Lr~-in He
bert Charles v. sCe,nesu and Desire @
Broussarh, commissioners. In the. seventh
ward. stE,he Store Of Rny 4 Cor L.
blsec. PB Roy and Eiouard Co'asan
icpnmis issi0nefa. aa# fan ~
Resolved, that the Constable notify ths
commissioners appointed for the e'scsiod
| on the third If n-xt month.
Resolved, that the committee on repair
| ing the jaii ars aulhoriztd to con!ra.,t fo1
additional repairs. ps@5 asal ia5 }.
The following aeeonDss were approved
Fl. Ea~tin. $50 90; & Dugat so so; W
p. Bailey. 1895 A. j. Moss $3.50; Leor
Isiliaud ele; r. c. landry. SIS 80.
On motion the ,P.''iee' Jury adjourned
1t Es az r. s. ARCENEAux.
| AL. Moss. s President.
s CLERK. se
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Pursuant to adjournment. the City
Council met on thi. the 18th day Of May.
A. D. 1869 -
|. A Nev+u, Mayor, presiding. All tho
members pres Mt.
On motion, it was resols-d. that \ com
m',tee Of three, b. and is herrbv appointed
30 ascertain tn probable cost Of removing
obs!ructi"ns ffnm that portion Of Lafayette
-trtet near Mrs E Mout"n's property
The Mayor appoint-'! MeSsrs Smith. p A.
Sales aud G. G. Sales on said committee.
ON motion. resolved. that co'nmi'fee
Of two BE-. and i. hereby authorised to As
certain the cost Of building bridge across
Lafavette street near the lower corner ol
Mrs E. Mou.on'> property. Messr... g. C
Sales and K: l.. Mcbride were appointed
on said committee. ai... 4ee, ,....
| Resolved. that committee Of Two. b.
and is hereby appointed to revise and ii
grst all laws of the Corporation passed hy
previous Councils. VIM Mous"n and W
B. Bailey were appointed on "aid com
mitte-. 49,. ..l..,. ..-av, a.. ,,'
I On motion it Va. resolved, that a p-ti
ton signed bv the Mayor and members o
the City Council Of ermiIionvIle. b.. id
dressed to the President and members o
tn Police Jury ,ofth- Parish Of Lafsy-'t.
r-qne-,ing that honorable body TO have
fsnc+. bull, around TIE Court House. i.
On motion it was resolved. that tn
Mayor be and he is hereby requested e
have the vagrant law rigid'y "nforees
lwi'hin the limits Of th. Cotpo'a,ion.l e.s
| The bonds of the Treasurer and Collec
|tor fixed At eight hnndred dollars esch
Me<sr-. W. 0. Smith and G. G. SALES w-r'
Iappoin,ed to receiv- said bonds. I'd,
On motion. resolved that ,hs- Clerk b
and he is hereby. authorized to .p"rchss'
blank B0sok for The use Of the Council.
Resolved that the Council have regrla
meeting on the first Saturday Of each Ant
every month na,
The following accounts w.rs allowed !:
M E Girard, Attorney $500 @
H L,vran, -
On motion the Counci' adjourned. Is
.ea,ss H.. NEvEU. Mayor.
i WMJ B. RAlLpY. Cl.fk a,'lan = 'te p
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A vls1BLs LEGAL Polsr1,-A
rural lawyer whom we shall
designate as Squire iJovial, once
had an important case in . coun-
try Court, and the decision,
depended entirely on the way the
jury would regard the testimony
OF one lady. He lost the case.
because the fair witness swore
positively to. an occurrence which
she had witnessed at the distance
Of several rods. although" there
were several persons who stood,
much nearer than she that saw
nothing whatever of II! The old
Squire looked rather blue when
the jury brought in their verdict,
but revenged himself by rising
and telling the Court . story ofa
lady he once knew. who was very.
near.sighted, but always declared
her eyc-sight to Be- excellent.
Accordingly, one daysa neighbor
stuck q darning-needle in the side
Of a barn, and placing her on the
opposite side Of the road, asked
her if she could see it. ''Oh.
yes, " replied the lady, II can see
the needle easy +; but whars the
] h.,rr ~ 'sf'
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Second to None in the South
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A Type-setting Machine.
i ,AsorHsR IMPORTANT. lsvEsT1oN.4

az From the Norfolk iVirgioian. / i4
! For some time past we have
noticed with interest the progress
made upon a machine for setting
type, invented by our young
townsman, Mr.. NJ U.nstadter,
ard perfected and arranged by
the skill and engenuity Of Mr..
David. Morris. At the time the
model was first made to, be ex-
hibited at the Patent Office. we
called attention to the enterprise
as being one Of the simplest and
most feasible Of an schemessyet
broached for this purpose and
now, when the composing part
Of the machisie. is complete aud
in working order, we are the
more confirmed in our opinion.
Other machines have been
invented and put in operation,
but the trouble With all has been
the want of any appliance for
',justifyiug,' or making the lines
| the same length, with due regard
for the space between words and
the proper division upon sylls'
bleS. This has in every instance
heretofore been done by hand
and thus. as labor-saving imple
ments the previous inventions
have been Of little valne. T.
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in advance. or FIVE DOLLARS il not paid
within the first three months. .> g.so a
# -ADvEKrISING--,. ,-.- tef. -
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Every subsequent insertion. 80. ...... rs
Announcement If candidates Tor Office -. S10 90
No crssiit will be given for Advertising or job
work except by special agreement. fas 4+t
Cards. stating merely the names. business aud
place Of residence with paper included, Twelve
Dollars. per annnm. @'."
All advertisement not marked. will he pub.
iished until forbid and charged for accordingly.
~ All judicial advertisements must be paid
for OF, the last day Of publication. or on the day
Of sale. ''''4' 81 N' Di+H 'tF .'.'t ''t
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W. o. SM1Tmo ,
Lafayette Street, vr.nrLtosvrlrE. La.
ftnrI0H U0aAer IN .vohi
A2tN Goods, 'a3si ia 240S
Gr6ceS'6es, a
M hid CvOtRsHS,o4 gHGu w
: assi saus As@ts. &c. .;a..:I..,. ;...a
yVAlgtgEaNl a00Dg.


HAS Just returned from New Orleans
With new and extensive assortment Of
Merchandise, consisting in part Of
All Kinds of Dry Goods,
Le4iss ana Nisses' Shoes,
Men and Boys Boots and Shoes,
READY MADE CLOTHING
@ii OF THE LATEST STYLE: 4 ]
:" Coats iaa q 'la.'l ...,A
ofa q Pants, =, 9 tFg f,.7;,
,.1. RI J. .'eao aa3..,ia Vests, I'D, 4,',.a
Hats, Vii 81
.oa5I y1aE NJ gsb iv@ Caps.
..Q.q -, - y. u --.--.ii- 81 tt34sy'a
sAlao ., so,npists 'assostmeht OF Gso-
sss;es and plantation supplies: eHsIs ha
Flour, qoyq Tta,,l q of hGc1ee,
1aeon. Il Sug0y, bis Rice,
Fosk, iea1 dy T jMoiasses, a9ssSslf,
y,nbSaceorazo 10 ,Viseysr,p laia Etc. So
A full assortment Of Crockery
and Glassware. ..s,A GAO
lie insltesl The pablo to give him . cal
and iesanine his Stock before purchasing
sleewhere. -
March lalh, iS69.e - .s,ssw
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City Council Of Vermilionvi!le
1ifw a.saa;on a. Nav lOths 1859.

Aa'e Session Of Nay 10th 1869.
On thi. d.yL, ,ssder the new Act Of 4.
corporation of the town of vetmiiinnville,
the k,llowicg named p~rso"s, 10 Wit: A:
plson.e Nev~u. Henry Landry, 9. G
Railee, VIM. Monitor, AAnguste Monnisr
Win. q, Smith. b, A. saltes and B. I
Mcbride, newly elected mayor and mem
bers for SAID City Council met The =
turns II thu election having been produced
and the shove named sp+sson. having r.
csiv.d the largest number of votes. they
were du'v sworn in By the Hcnr !
Moss. Pasiahs J.al lgr. and tack their seais
The C"useiI then proceeded tn the eisc
lion of their officers fnf the ensuing year.
On motion. Wm B. Bailry VI. unani
uo,Aly sIect+d Clrrk and Tres.urrr.
Un motion. Fetne@t Martin Va unNni
nousiy esecssd Con ttah Va and C6'iecto,
/ WIN. Mouton, was 81 imotion. snaui
monsiy slsct4d City Atiopnsy. II
Vim. B Bailey vas elected Printer
F. Martin VS. authorized - rDske u
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obviate this difficulty has been
the chief care of the inventor in
this instance, and he claims that,
his machine viii set and Justify"
as many type in q given space
Of time as six men. q The justifi-
cation is effected by a space Of
his own invention, of this shape,
|N formed Of brass Or, steel strips
riveted together in the middle,
and capable Of being compressed
into onc-half of: the ordinary
thickness. OF te,,,qao,. 6.soa 5i,a
It's impossible, in the limited
space ola newspaper paragraph.
to give any minute description of
a machine necessarily as eompli-
Gated as this one, but we will
endeavor to give our readers
some insightinto the manner in
which it is manipulated. .raidor
The machine proper is two feet
wide and thirty Inches long,
divided into as many compart-
ments as there ARE differentitype;
into these compartments the type
are placed in the proper position,
filing the chamber, in which
they fit loosely, their own weight
keeping them pressed down to
the bottom. II front s the, ma
chine is q double row Of iron
keys, lettered to correspond with
the chambers oftype, BY press
ing upon, one of these keys, q
| type is forced from the bottom
Of one Of the chambers into an
iron trough fitted te the exact
thickness Of the size oftype used,
so that when once in the trough
or slide tits impossible Tor it. TO
fall over on its side. Underneath
this trough, runs . belt, furnished:
with steel hooks or teeth, and
[driven by a, tfeadle 6 beneath.
These hooks convey, the, type
.talong the trough to an apparatus
at the end IF the machine, where
they are. i placed in, regular order
huntil the line is. full, when the
striking ofsI bell announces the
fact to the. operator who BY
simply pnllingira small lever
places the line ia an upright
position on a frame. = s1e7' ' al.,''
The machine can be seen al
Mr., rMorris's estab blishment,a on
Union street, where he is busily
engaged upon an automatic dis
tributing apparatus to be attach
ed to the machine, when it will
be the most perfect invention for
4 the purpose yet brought before
the public. .s ii i's,s9rt
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t., .o [Erom the n. 0. Sunday Tilnes.l ~
CHARGE OF THE MINED BRIGADE
IN oT) BIT TsNSrsos.

rs s-os.(Nor) BIT TssSrsos. iT'i7
s"iiH5lpi ~ Il -e ------- 'f;'1H siil oH;2-a
q. Up thetrack. up the track, de'sl
.an7 UP the track onward. 2eFse- 'b1g
In the still! mid"ieht. od';v i9er g
Strobe the three hundred!
" "Mare ~ was the lea.ler'<cry z!
Theirs not to stop and SIGH. ~
Th,ir's but to do. net die Il r
-2h la In the still Midnight .ao3a.
.a,t- Strobe the three hundred. s,f1t
b. " Niygsrs to right of them, -
N'gg.rs to !ef, of.ihsm.a nj i'F5.tlo
e4iF N'gg-rs in trout Of them, lot 5aa 3
,sa Holerea ard ssondtr'd, 2 nt1
~ Shat at ,hy seyrn man, n .-e1sysi9l.
Swiftly .ih $ -,rod- again ,ar
Far from the buIl,,'< dn,
Far from The ses en- men, aa 9a
s,.s., Fled the three hundred. la
Flashed all their heels in air, 8
As down the track, they tear, 4, Z
Seeking to find some where -.r..
H., SAFE place Of .rfuge,;I Il b.
P.urgrd IN tho dirt and dust, .s
Which DER them fell TX. rust, .a
Men that hsd hrokar,h~lr trust, 9.
- Scattered aud sund~red: e.o ,s,r
i, Then they ru~l.r.!s back rg in ~,
Not all ,hr three dubbed. 4 4
1T Nigge,e1* to u right q 'h~mn,.. ''@s I,
+ N,ge-rs to l-fi 81 them.
90 N:gg r. behind them,
HoIlered and w.ndsr'd -!
N It day these seven lid tell +.
How fast they ran AMI well,
Far from TIL. jaws Of Il y, .,.,. j..
Half a league back pei nell, :;
Down from the m.,u,h Of Hell;
7 All ,ha, was left # .tl,~m-, a
a, !" m 1T, of thr,e hundred, ~ 4,
Honor the brave and bold !! - ''''' -
ns Ln.g ,lsIl the tale be told; ~.
Yes. when our bal,se aie old
How. they f-d downward. 80
az, ;s'..OsE OF THE BABIEarr !,
Je6sr,on,, My 25. ,..y5.as !.
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NOTICE..

II He partnership s"' the practice OF Law
/ between hs@uud rsianed is from this
9th of February 1868 dissolved hy mutual
consent. WM. MOUTON.
EkASTE MOUTON. =
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-06-12

assessment If property within the limits
Of the Corporation. 'a''e
On motion the Council adjourned unit
Saturday 18Th Inst. '''i4 g. p-~t'f
A. NEyEU, Mayor.
WM B. BAILEY, Clrk. ''
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-06-12

Pursuant to adjournment. the City
Council met on this the 18th day Of May.
A. y. 1869 -
A Nev-u. Mayor, presiding. All tho
The Lafayette advertiser. [volume] (Vermilionville [i.e. Lafayette], La.) 1865-19??, 1869-06-12

~ Svuesor Chaadlss, ofs Miohigasy
want. 70 let blood. arIf hss~ishss to let his
own. We cay let's les him. deg ft 4oGo
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1869-07-15

ths year less. fAs fsllsving Nj q taxes o -.
estate Of Non.rrsideat Owners In the town e
bl.ehil for The year H. y Nina coauslse1 70
Robert ". ninckley, Cel1ectoe u said sovp, o
the u day Of June 1sa0 has bess rrsnrped ~ ~
70 ne a. remaining uepaid % he secead day a
June 1853 BY his cesstocaee Of tAas date. aad nee
the said taxes and interest and charge. are not
paid into The treasury OF said torn within eight
s~d bills, much Of the real estate taxed A. viii
- sumcient TO paw the amount due therefor iu-
Guiding interest and charges, will without further
town "a the fourteeuth day Of Deceml,ar q t~o