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Middleburg July Elects

rNRUSTEES SALE.-B By virtue of Il deed of
/ trust from William d. Shepherd and wife,
dated tho 9Th day of December, 1851, duly re-
corded amongst the land records OF Fairfax
county, and for the purposes therein mention.
ed, l will sell. at public auction, at Fail fax
Court House. Va on MONDAY, the 10th day
Of August next that being Court day, the
TRACT OF LAND called MOUNT OAK"
near the village Of Falls Church. formerly be-
longing to Daniel F. DuIany, containing near
3UO acres. The buildings consist OF large ksssf
BRICK DWELLING HOUSE and other kIliE
out buildings; it is we'll watered; has a suth
cheney of timber for its support, and is one OF
the most beautiful and desirable tracts Of land
in the county. 1t is distant about eight miles
from Washington city and six from Alexandria.
TEKMS-Sl, 594.G5. with interest from the LIST
of January, 1868, and the expenses of sale, will
be required in cash. SI,594 Is, with Interest
from the lst of January, 1868, on the 1:t days of
January. 1871, 1872 and 1873, the excess, if any,
with interest from the day Of sale, to bepaid On
the lst day of January, 1873, to be secured BY q
lien upon the property, at the expense Of the
purchaser. Selling as Trustee, I shall convey
such title only as is vested in me, which. how
ever, is believed to bo uCquestiorable.
THOS. l.. LOVE, Trustee
Fairfax CO., jy 14-lawts Wash. Kep.l
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To the editor Of the Alexandria Gazette -
Please announce mo as a candidate for Con-
gress ut our November election subject TO the
Judgment of Conservative Convention. The
necessity Of holding such q convention is pal
pable TO all, and tho claims of all candidates
should bs chcerfully submitted to that arbtra.
mort A. y. NJ a RSdA ALL.
Warrehton, aug S-tT
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CORPORATION LICENSES.
AUDITORS OFFICE.

AUDITORS OFFICE.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, July II. 1870.
The attention of interested parties is called to
the following resolution, adopted by the City
Council of Alexandria, July 10Th. 1870
Resolved. That the Auditor be, and is here
by, instructed to give notice to all persons re.
quired to take out license, to call at his 9th ce
tor a certificate of the amount duo for such IL.
cense and when said amount is paid by the ap.
pllcant to the Treasurer of the Corporation, the
lreasurers receipt on said certificate shall con.
stltute the license asked for.
jy IS K. S. ASHBY, Auditor.
g T Al E CENSES.
All persons requiring State licenses 10 trans.
act business within the city and county of AL.
exandria are notified to make application forth.
with to tho undersigned between the hours Of
and O. clock D. m. Keepers Of ordinaries and
eating houses will make application as hereto.
lore to the County Court, which meets in this
city on tho first Monday in August, proximo
for their certificates. Office until further no
tice ut No. 1872 Duke street, near Washington
street. II. b. BRADSHAW,
jyz5 Com. of Rev. for Alex. city and CO.
ROBERT JAMESON. BOYD NJ SMITH
JAMESON & SMITH,
ALEXANDRIA
PLANNING MILLS, SASH. DOOR AND
BLIND FACTORY,
NOS. 27-& ~ NORTH WATER ST.,
DRESSED FLooR iiss5A snd WHITE PINE
LUMBER.
ives JOHN 4. LAMBDEN, Supt.
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THE GAZETTE.
FRIDAY EVENING, AUGUST II.
Little GOldcnhafr.

4oldenhair climbed upon grandpapa's knee;
Dear little Goldenhair tired was she,
All the day busy as busy could be.
Up in the morning as soon as twas light,
Out with the birds and butter lies bright, - -
Skipping about till the coming Of night
Grandpapa toyed with the curls Of her head,
What has my darling been dong," he sald'
"Since she arose with the sun from her peo'
PITY much" answered the sweet little ono
ii cannot tell so much things have done,
Played with my dolly and feedcd my bun.
And then jumped with my little jump rope,
And made out of some water and soap
3ootiful worlds, mammals castles of hope
l afterwsrd reeded in my picture book,
And Bella and l, we went down to LOOK,
For the smooth little stones by the side OF INC
brook.
"Ani then coined home and Gated my tes
And climbed up on grandpapa' knee,
And I jes as tired as tired can be-"
Lower ard lower the little head pressed,
Until it had dropped upon grandpapa's breast;
Dear little Goldenhair, sweet DO thy rest
We are but children the things that we do
Are as sports of a babe to the Infinite view,
That marks all our weakness and pities it too.
God grant that when night overshadows our
wsy,
And we shall be called to account for our day,
He shall find US as guileless as Goldenhair' lay.
A man in Norwich. Ct, has whitfield with
penkuife q perpexing bottle puzzle. He
has taken an eightounce phia and set up in
its interior q perfect key about two inches long.
with four hoops on it and both heads in and
he has stopped the bottle with wooden plug,
which fits perfectly tight and is keyed inside,
tho key pinned and the pin toggied. The
workmanship is excellent, and the way 1t was
done is mystery.
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1t is made by new process, with the latest
and most mpI owed kind Of machinery.
1t is made from the purest and best qualities
Of cotton,
That in strength. evenness. quality, length
and fneness for numbers given,
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CIR. JOB Ms ACADEMY

The 32d session will begin on Thursday, sep
tenn Der the 1st, and rs great advantages "eie
derived from the introGu ction Of military dlsci-
pne last session, all students entorlng heres!-
ter will be required TO participate IN the mll-
tary exercises, and to uniform rs soon as lhey
need new clothing.
The School has fine Chemical and Phllo.
sophical Apparatus, al extensive Caoncto Oh
Minerals, and u carefully seectad School III"
brary Of thousand volumes. There are TWO
Literary Societies, and all the leading perlodi,
calls for boys published in this country ana
Great Britain are regularly received:
near Queen, arc handsomely furnished, ana Inc
boarding house, lis and III Prince street, IS
fitted up with every attention to tho comfort OF
students from abroad, having gas, hot ana cold
baths, &c Great attention is paid to TN mora!
and ply sica, as we'll as TO the intellectual cu'
ture of boys and young men
AS the numb Der of applicant! for admission l.
always in excess of the capacity OF the school
early application is necessary.
For Catalogues address the Principal lock
box %, Alexandria, Va.
TEACHERS:
RICHARD L. CARNE. A. NJ, Principal !;
Greek, Latin, Natural Science and Senior Eng
| fish
THEODORE FL. FlCkLIN, A. NJ. Mathe-
MATES. Tactics and Intermediate English.
RICHARD }. COLLINS, Junior English
aid Arithmetic.
AUGUST HENNING, German.
VICTOR BECKER French.
| WILLIAM F. CARNE, Photography.
John A. VEITCH, Elocution.
Mis- MARY i. STEWART. Drawing.
JOSEPH G. FOEKTSCH. Music.
aug l-2awtSl
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Y Fairfax county, August Rules. $50: Ii.
Mckeaigc vs.. VIM. II. Davis "n'l Nn. Il. In.
gersoil: In debt.
Mem The object Of this suit i: t" Recover of
tt Q defendants tho SUM OF 5000. with Interest
from 1st June, 1870, and 10 attach the cst@te OF
tho defendants, in the county Of Fairfax, t. pny
the came.
1t appclring by AFFIDAVIT ll''I thaL the >"id
defendants are non residents II; this state, IL il
ordered tina. they appear here within one month
after duo publication hereof, and do Whist is ne
cessery to protect thor interest. a copy, tostc
f. ID. RICHARDSON, Ep,
Thornus & Moore u a.. ullp a. iuWtW
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IT HAS NO SUPERIOR

il an equal in tho entire world. For sale by
ROBERT l.. WOOD.
No. 62 King, corner Fairfax street.
sup 0-dao TWIN
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AssOclAtc TFInClpAls
Alexandria, july i3-lawtSepl2

APPAHAN MOCK ACAD EN- y,
II Washington, Kappahannock CO., Va.
Tho Classical school heretofore taught at
Mr.. John &. l. nc's in Rappahannock county,
transferred to the village of Washington, two
miles of.
The next session will commence on the lst OF
September, and close on the 18th OF June, 1871.
Young men will be prepared for the Univer-
sity OF Virginia and other colleges; Or for the
business pursuits of life.
The whole cost Of board ND tuition will no.:
exceed $500 for the session OF ten months.
For particular information, correspond with
Mr.. John &. Lane, Mr.. Middleton Miller. or
with Mr. II. 6. Motif, at Washington, kappa
hammock co., Va, who will forward circulars
on application
q. II. BARkSDALE, A. NJ. I'm. Of Vs.,
Rappahannock CO, ~ l--co2m Principal.
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Urine BUTTER, Cheese and Dried Beet
/ for sale by no,, ,.1rp11pN
aug6 D. CIlN wv M ~ - ".
,II1lAkS-A full stock OF cheap BROWN
SUGARS Just received and tor sale BY,
aug4 GEO. McBOk t.tN 7 y ooS:
ITGARS-Choice White and BroWn-in
= store and for sale by ,,,,ny coH
iy2l GEO. MeBO I'm = u ooN.
rIFFEES-12 sacks Rio, Lsguyra and Java
I Coffees received and for n sale ~, ~ p1pN
Typ j. CLlNIoN !"
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VIRGINIA, to In tho County Court e! OF
Y Fairfax county, August Rules. 1870: Will
linn Holiday vs.. William Ii. Davis In case.
Mem Tho object Of this suit is to recover CT
the defendant the sum Of 81 81, with l"gHl in,
tercst thereon from the 18th of May, $50 and
to attach the estate Of the said defendant to pay
tho same
1t Appearing by affidavit flied thrt the sad
William b. Davis is u non resident %! this State,
it is ordered that he appear hare within one
month after duo publication hereof, and do
what is necessary to protect hiSinterc$!. a copy,
teste: ID. RlCHhEO'''>. o. Ii.
Moore, D. q aug i-law4%
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A LEXANDRIA HIGH SCHOOL.

The Second Session Of this School will com.
mence on Monday, September 18th, 1870, and
will close on the last Friday, in June 1871.
dents will be prepared for college or the active
business Of lfo
Pupils will be received from The age OF ten
upwards Catalogues Of tie School will be
found st the bookstores giving Terms, Refer
ences and full particulars in regard to the
School. g. S. TAYLOR,
j. S. BLACKBURN,
Il -
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VIRGINIA., to within the County Court
v Of Fairfax county, August Rules, 1870: d.
9. Harrison vs.. VIM. Ii. Davis In case.
Mem The object Of this suit is to recover OF
the defendant the sum Of S54.93, with legal in
terest thereon from lst March, 1870 and to ut
tsch the estate of the said VIM. II. Davis. in the
county of Fairfax, to pay the same.
Ut appearing by affidavit filed that tho defend.
ant is a non resident of this State. il is ordered
that he appear hero within one month alter due
publication hereof, and do what is necessary to
protect his interest a copy, tcsto:
+. u. RICHARDSON, CFk.
Moore. n. o. aug 4-law4W
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TINE SCHOOL OF MISS BEL LIE SMITH
FOR YOUNG GIRLS will be resunl ed ut
tne sch COL room, on Washington street, Sep
tern Der 10th.
Parents contiling their children to her care
may be assured that they will be thor oughly
instructed. and their studies varied as they sd-
vance, so long rs they may roman under he5
care. Advanced pupils will be received and
faithfully instructed. aug 9-eotSIO
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VTIRGLNIA to it:-1n tho Circuit Court OF
Y Fairfax county, August Rules, 1870: Thos.
J. Poole vs. VIM. Il. Davis In case.
Mem:-The object of this suit is to recover OF
the defendant the sum Of SIS Is. with interest
thereon from the 18th of May, 1870 and 10 ut,
tach the estate Of the said defendant, i'll the
county of Fairfax to pay the same.
II appearing by affidavit ii cd tina. the do:GAG,
ant is not resident of this Sta O. i: is ordered
thst he appear within one month u ter due pub
LEGATION hereof and 90 what is necessary to
protect his Interest. a copy, teste:
F. L. RICH ARDS0N, OK.
Thnmas &c Mnnrn u. Il. aun I-lAM4M
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VIRGINIA, to wit In the Circuit Court Of
Y Fairfax county, August Rules, 1870: Th"s.
E. Pool vs.. VIM. II. Davis: In cast.
Nom 1.-The object of this suit Is II recover "l
tho defendant the 81 II OF S1i.N. with interest
thereon from the lst Of July, 1870. and IT, attach
the estate of tho said defendan. iii the county Of
Fairfax, 10 pay tho same.
1t appearing by affidavit filed that the said
defendant is non resident OF this State 1t IS
ordered that he appear here within enc month
after due publication hereof, and do what is
necessary t. protect his interest. A copy. tcstc
Z. l.. RICHARDSON, CPk.
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JTIRGIN1A, to within the County Court
Nj. B. II 4rlow vs.. VIM II. Davis: In debt.
Mem The object Of this suit is to rs"ovcr OF
the defendant the sum Of Sl35. with legal inter
est thereon from 18th May, 1870, ard to attach
tho estate of the said Davis, in the county OF
Fairfax, TO pay the same. =, :,
1t sppca,ing by affidavit filed that tho said
defendant is not resident of this State, i! i or
dcred that he appear within orc month after
due publication hereof and DO what Is ncces:a
ry TO urotect hi. interest. y copy. tcstc:
f. d RICHARDSON, Ct'k
MOUrc, . G. aug l-lNNfW
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TCEl lCEl ICEl

The cleanest and best BOSTON ICE, in
quantities to suit purchasers, can always be OBJ
tanned from the ice carts, or ut the ice depot on
the Strand between King and Prince streets of
10 lS-tt M. ELDRlDGE u co.
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..sss S.lLa AND RENT.

FOR SALE-Threc FRAME HOUSES,
81, containing six rooms each, situated on the
west side nr Water street, sbou. sixty IT, north
Gf tiitb, Il. Persons wanting property that will
pay Il handsome interest Will find thl! good
investment For particulars apply to
WIN. COGAN,
jv l2--cotG No. Is North Royal street.
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TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF FAIRFAX
i county, June term, 1870:
Sarah Bright Guardian, &C.,
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XY1ARSAW ACADEM !.
will resume operation: l2t. So pTEM BE X.
Expenses, comprising board and tuition pr
mary department. Ter term OF t"cnty WEEKS
$50.
For catalogues s,l,lro the Prncipa,
T.. G. HEWITT,
;,su1n,e Warsaw Richmond co.. Va.
The Opelousas journal. [volume] (Opelousas, La.) 1868-1878, 1870-04-16

OrR PARISH JuDaE.-We have Informs.
ton that Captain John Kelso, has beer
appointed Parish Judge Of Rapides, to fill
the %unexpi'ed term Of Judge Barlow, and
that his appointed has been confirmed by
the Senate. . .I.-
Here again we must pause and compl'.
ment Warmoth on this second step towards
decency, and0some lingering respect for
our rights and wants. A few lines will
suffice to bear US out in our hearty appro-
val and emphatic endorsement of Captain
Kelso's appointment. Born and raised in
our midst, en- toutes chooses oDe of US a good
education; fine natural talents. polished by
intellectual culture, a good judge Of human
nature, ample information legally al these
traits and acqnirements-can but form n
good basis and start for the Parish ermine.
Captain Kelso possesses them all, and We
are certain, we are not encroaching on
hattery when we noun he is certain
and bound to make . good Judge. The
appointment certainly surpasses in all re-
quirea qualities anything w had a right
to expect from the appointing power
Alexandra Democrat. "
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THE EDUCATIONAL GAZETTE is a first class
Family Journal: devoted to pure, high-ton-
ed literature. It's aim is to furnish in q
popular and attractive style the latest re-
suits in scientific, educational and literary
labors, and in these respects its present
success is we'll deserved. '3 f"T-f
The March number contains valuable
articles by such writers as Prof. John S.
Hart Elihu B1rritt, etc. /; good stories, in
culcating the best lessons, and much spe-
cial matter in regard to National Education
in our land not before published. .a..,
C. H Turner & Co, co.. Chestnut Street,
Philadelphis are the publishers and they
deserve thanks for the excellent reading
they have provided for the home circle.
Send for a specimen copy, and while you
are writing the letter send the amount Of
your subscription which is only One Dol.
lar. for. you. VIII Be sure to do so after see.
ing k @.5t us xtgggaG<5 ~ IN ssa4A. 4+H4,fu ri
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Cuba.

ITANANA, April 11.-Gen. DeRodas tele-
graphs from Puerto Principe that " col
have returned without meeting the
enemy. The forces there are provisioned
for two months. He sends forward two
men an one woman, captured. The men
were hung. The correspondence OF the
rebels was captured and much rebel prop
crty was destroyed. The advanced guards
Of the insurgents ~surrendSed. They re,
port Enrique Bitoncourt, Diego Aqhero and
an American named Maynart were the
chief leaders of the insurgents and some
had embarked after fighting among them
selves. Cespedes intendss leaving the coun-
try. He will be actively pursued: Anar-
chy, panic and desertiohs prevail among
the rebels. Some of them have raised the
standard of revolt against Agramonte, ow-
ing to his t~yranical behavior yesterday;
The leaders of this revolt assassinated
fourteen of their own men.
This favorable news, which is justly con-
sidered official, causes great enjoyment.
Europe.
LISBON, April 1l.-Later P~araguayan ad-
vices state that Lopez has suddenly turned
up, surprised his pursuers, and won quite
a victory.
It is thought at Rio Janciro that his vic
tory viii ~pro!ong the war indefinitely. !
PARIS. April IL, Noon.-To this hour
onlv NJ. Buffet has retired from the Minis
try. BARNS resignation is still considered
probable. -, ~.
LONDON, April 1.-THE Memorial Di-
plomatlaue has information that the Ecu
menical Council will adopt the dogma of in
falibility, by reclamation, on Easter Mon
day.
Southern Pacific Railroad.
WAsH1xGroN, April 12.-Members OF
Congress from che Gulf States met to night
to consider the question of the Southern
Pacific Railroad. They agreed to support
a charter making the eastern terminus at
Marshall, Texas, with the right of other
roads to connect, or west of Marshall, con-
Meeting roads shall carry freight and pas
sencers under arrangements mutually bene-
fetal. The gauge of the trunk connecting
lines to be five feet. The Gulf delegations
will unanimously support the company
most likely to build the road from Marshall
to Sam Diego. A committee was appoint
ed. composed of Messrs. Sheldon, Sherrod,
Pearce and Clarke, to take charge of the
matter.
Richmond Mayoralty Trouble.
RICHMOND, Va, April 12.-Chief Justice
Chase consents that the mayoralty case
shall be heard by the Virginia Court of
Appeals, where. he says, it belongs. The
Court of Appeals was organized to-day.
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The National Medical EntelGgeacerrs pub
.ished at ST. Louis, gives the following
"symptoms" and sTreatment" Of Meningi-
it's: 4 Nss
SYMprous.-TheGdiseascE-i III commenced
by acute pains, often Of burning charac-
ter, in the back part of the head, extending
along the spine, and sometimes INTO the
limbs. The pain is much aggravated by
motion or pressure, often stimulating
rheumatism. rigidity of the muscles of the
neck and back, paralysis. of the lower ex-
tremities, a sense of suff5cation, and, often
vomiting. Sometimes, in the course Of Che
disease, red or dark spots will appear on
the skin, and from this circumstance the
name spotted fever has been given it BY
the uniformed. We need scarcely say
there is no such disease known to medical
men as "spotted fever" It is a myth.
+ TREATMENr.-The proper treatment for
this disease is the administration at its very
ommencemen of a brisk cathartie. Ten
grains of calomel and ten grains of jalap, or
what is much more prompt, take eroton
oil, four drops, sugar two drachms; mu-
ciIage of gum arabic, one ounce; mix. ~Ot
this preparation give, a %teaspoonful every
fifteen or twenty minutes, until an action
is had on the bowels. Ice should be ap-
piled from the first to the head and spine.
This may be done best in bladders or oil
silk bags. Ice water must be allowed the
patient to drink. The feet must be ire
q~uently immersed in warm water. After
ar action is had on the bowels, opium or
morphine must be given the patient freely.
| Opium should be given in one grain doses,
or morphine in one-fourth grain doses, Of
ten enough to keep the patient well under
its influence. When great depression or
exhaustion sets in, wine and beef tea must
be freely administered.
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4CERBEo-sprNAL MEsrSel rrs.-During the
last two months 0 disease has been prevail
ing in the Northwestern part Of this Par
ish. in The section Of country between Bay
on Boeuf, Bayou 0urtablean and the Atchar
faiayss River, which 1.-The physicians pro.
nounc Cerebro-Spinal Meningitis. Quite
q large number ofr deaths, It IS stated, have
occurred, principally among the colored
population Reports conflict as to the mum,
boz. The patient. seemingly in good health,
j. suddenlys seized with weakness in the
huer limbs, depriving HIM Of the usesof
the sstne, followed BY . chill without reac.
zion Or fever. The cause Of the sickness is
not known, but the direct cause CT death is
from the brain and spine.
= The disease IS said 70 " declining,
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Proceedings OF the Board of PO-
lice of The town of Ope1Ousa~.
MONDAY, April 18th, 1870.

MONDAY, april Lung lC|V.
The members of this board who were cleo
ted to serve On this board, at an election held
in this town or the 4th April last, after having
taken the oath prescribed by the Constitution
and laws of the State of Louisiana, now pre-
sent themselves. to wit: Messrs. John Po-
sey, Louis Lejeune, Solomon D'avy, Geo.
Pulford, Louis Desbrest, Louis Hadden, and
j, w. Jackson, All the members being pres
ent, Mr.. Posey was called temporarily to the
Chair, and the Board proceeded to organize
by the election Of its officers, as PILLOWS, to
wit DR.. l.. Hadden, having received six
votes for President of the Board Che having
voted for Mr.. Pulford) is declared to be duly
elected President of the Board of Police.
Mr.. P. l.. Hebrard having received I votes
for the office of Clerk of the Board, is de-
clared duly elected to that office for the ensue-
ing year.
Mr.. John Posey having received 6 votes Che
voting blank) for the Office Of Town Treasu-
rer, declared duly elected to that office for the
ensueing year.
Mr.. j. ". Jackson having received 6 votes
for office of town Printer Che voting blank is
declared duly elected to that office for the en-
suing year.
Messrs. J.. J. Morgan and B. A Martel, be-
ing put in nomination for The offieasof town
Attorney, it appears upon the ballot being ia
ken, that Mr.. Morgan has received S votes
and Mr.. Martel 2 votes whereupon Mr.. Nor
gan is declared duly elected town Attorney
for the ensueing year.
Mr.. Chs. Thompson having received Z votes
for the Office of Town Constable, is declared
duly elected to that Office for the ensueing
year. Q
The board tfen adjourned until tomorrow
evening at $ O'Clock. Up
l.. MADDEN, President.
| ATTEST.