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Hullsa.

We are now receiving daily additions to our
stock, and sttll keep selling goods at same old
prices.
Wooden Yara, no advance.
Flannels, no advance.
Dress Goods, alarge reduction in prices.
We can show you the cheapest Bleached and
Brown Muslin iu the city.
A splendid stock OF new Prints.
If you will call at Hulrs, we will convince you
that the great advance in goods is all bosh, and
will sell you, if in want of goods at old prices,
and some goods at lower prices than ever before.
W. II. HULL
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We have been to jsil-ths county Jail. George
W. ". Blake took No there. Geo. w. w. 6. is
chief deputy shsri6. His initials. personal and
s1aoi>l, would run thusly, Geo. W. W. B., y. D.
g., La Sale county. We went in to ''interview"
the prisoners. The first character We got ac-
quainted with was Mr.. Henry Peck. Henry was
in for very common crime. It was simply .
plain drunk, mixed with few rather conplicat.
cd delirium tremsns. he was getting better.
A few days ago hs saw snakes over mile long;
but now he can't discover any over an inch in
length.
Mr.. Laban Blair was the next victim. He was
in for being at tho shooting scrape between his
brother and Mr.. Shepherd, at somonauk, lately.
Mr.. Blair is an athlete hs is No. acrobat.
He waltzed about the hall Of the Jail on his
hands, bis heels being up in the air, to tame or
two on the violin. He did better dancing in this
reversed attitude than many can do on their fset.
Thomas Clark and Henry Murphy, couple Of
young men, are booked for the hotel de Freden-
burg, for summers stay. The former for acci-
dsntally getting into . store, at Mendoza, one
night,-an occurrence commonly called "bur.
glsry." The latter pines in duranca vile for get.
ting outside of too much "beuzine" at Peru, on
the 4th of July last, and trying to whale the
city marshal. The consequence is that as he
histsd in tos much "bsnzine" At Peru, he hasn't
been seen there since.
James McQusde undertook to correct man
| at Streator with revolver, it is said, and DOW
James is compelled to play chequers with hit
nose through tue CRATES Of his CELL All Of which
IL bad eel on him.
Dean Ollie, Of New Rutland, is in for rape. HI
says whisky got him into this sorsps.
Sam Cosg, having no harness for his horse
narrowed . set from another man at Dixon, ant
now they have harness on him.
Jas. Carol, alias Mike McCocl, from Mar
seilles 10 looking around the inside of the jail OF
sooount of little burglary At Marseilles no
long ago.
John Norrissy, the insane man who attempt
ed to shoot Rev. Father Terry, is sullen and ugly
Hs refuses to associate with the others in Jail
and even refused to shake hands with "Beemus,
. fact, however, that goes great way toward
proving that he is not insane.
The Jail under the present management is nea
and clean, and in far better condition than 9
any time these 20 years.
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A SERIOUS AccIDENT.-Yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. L. H. Malery. who lives at Coalville, . few
miles beyoud Streator, in this county, came to
town, and while crossing the Illinois river bridge
his team ran away. The horses came in con.
tact with another wagon on La Salle street. and
he was thrown ont between the wagons, and
fell upon his head, and for several hours was in.
sensible. The chances for his recovery are very
doubtful at this writing.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

PERsoNAL-YesserdAy We had the pleasure
Of meeting Col. II. b. Dean, Of Nsndets, .
soldier boy Of rssovn, VIE fsusht and blsd, bat,
with his regular stubbornness, refused to die in
the army. With him was Capt. L r. Aisxs..
der, Of La Sale. alss military gsstlsmsa, whs
singsth much after the manner Of . nightingale.
The boys have gone hssss, and ws pine il
"dreary lonesome sadnsss," Or words ~ Tia,
effect.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Geo. v. Hull. one Of the good bsys Of Ottava,
leaves our city TO sot - salesman for tie we'll
known house of Butler, Pitkin 4 c., New York
City. We regret TO lose him, - hs combines
thorough business With rass sosisl qualities, and
counts his friends here bv hundreds.
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The srEcK P1ANo'-Watson's Art Journal

The SrECK PIANo'-Watsons Art Journal
New York, gives this testimony:
We have personally examined the Grand Piano
Of Messrs. Geo. Steck 4 Go. The tone 10 broad,
penetrating and expanding. -. 1t comes firm,
prompt and decided, sonorous throughout, but
full, and ringing in the middle register. and sil
very brilliant in the upper octaves, indeed W
have rarely heard trebel more sparkling, melo
dious, and prononce. The touch 10 ~ perfect .,
We osn imagine; combining lightness with
strength. and giving power without demanding
it from the player, while yet afferding dslioscy
for every shade of finger colorins
Mrs. Baldwin, in Kneussl's block, 10 the sgsn
for the Steck Piano in Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

The La Sale County Sunday School Convention
will be held at Peru August 18th and 18th.
Eminent speakers and ). 8. workers will bs
present. Let every school be Represented BY dele.
gates. Send IN your reports Immediately.
U. w. Tucx.s, Go. s. s. Sec
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AT MEGAFFIN's-Justa arrived, A immanss
stock Of fall and winter goods, fer Men's, Boys
and Youths wear, made to suit the wants Of his
old customers; and he is bound to sell them at
prices clear down to the hard pan" Tho old
motto, "Good goods and low pricsa,"at
J. NRGAPTIN's.
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GRIpLEY Il PERKINs.-For the next 10 days
people will find it to their advantage to call on
tho above named firm, - they are Offering special
inducements in all lines Of efsummer wear. Dress
goods, che.pert in the CITY. They have large
stock Of these goods. which they are bound to
close on. before the first Of September. Don't
forget to give them call. East side OF Court
House square, Cheever's block.
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BUILDING final peblis meet
ing, preparatory to oonmescing operations, Of
the Ottawa Building Association will b hela
at the court house this evening, which the pub.
lie are invited to attend. There are still somI
shares untAksn. and opportunity will Be given
At shis meeting 70 persons desiring 70 ssbscr,bs.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Mrs. GREGG 10 going east for . few weeks,
and leaves Miss Hallowsl in her place 70 trans.
act her business in her abssaeA
All persons knowing Themselves indebted to
her are requested to call ct her store and settle
up by the first Of September, - sAs il gSang "a
fill up with fall goods
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ExAcrLY.-CApt. Hilliard still lives and sells
the best gooceries in the city, and at . rsasoAa-
bic price. His sheap goods are OF tho iasst and
latest styles-pretty, elegant, and cheap.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

AN INv1TATION.-Farmers, mechanics and
fellow O,tizeus, be careful a3out buying your
fall stock Of clothing and furnishing goods, a.
NJ. Stiefel Il Co., at their new Palace Bazaar,
are daily receiving their fall and winter goods.
NJ. STIEFEL u Co.
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Tea lines Of Agate make one square.

Tea lines Of Agate make one square
Advertisements not under contract must b. plainly mark
cd the length Of time desired they will continued
charged for until ordered ont.
Business and professional cards (not exceeding ne
inserted ve dollars per ve lines dollar
per line extra.
Transient advertising IN all be paid strictly in
advance.
~ Yearly advertisers discontinuing their advertise.
men before the expiration will be charged
the full above Extra charge will also be made for
dissolution notices connected with their regu
lsr business
Local notices. fifteen cents per line
n In no case will these terms be departed from.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Gents, do you know where to find the latest
style of hat or cap from chip to Broad.
way Silk9 At the popular White Store, corner
Of Main and La Sale sts. II. STIEREL & Co.
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You can get -four or feed delivered in any part
Of the city in 30 minutes from the time the ordor
IL given. WoOD, EAo1n MILLS.
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No. HUMBUG.-For men and boys clothing
Of the latest styles. hats, caps, trunks, and the
celebrated New Jersey moro,oo valises, go to
the White Store, corner Nattingers block.
n. STIETEL. j. Co.
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Mothers Worm Syrup.

The presence In the ntestnes Is indicated by
variety of symptoms pains In the stomach, swelling ot The
abdomen of the and bad BREATH variable
too the case, death frcuueny the result Use Mothers
Worm Syrnp Ii superior all other preparations
worm destroyer Being composed entirely of vegetable In
gradients and free all taste that vermfuge
tans II Is pleasant syrup that Children VIII readily take, or
IL can be eaten III bread
All CONNECTIONS and worm candy contain terra alba.
deadly poison which used To keep the confecons and
candy rnnnng together In warm weather. Beware OF
thelr use, and take only Mothers Worm Syrup
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Before you buy your ticket to John Robin
sons Circus next week, drop IN at Henry Wal
theirs and fortify" yourself with dish Of ice
cream nd glass of lemonade.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Alschuler Co., the square dealing, one price
cothiers aud merchant tailors.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Red Winter Flour, very choice, $7.tO per bar
Vel at the Eagle Mills, White Wintefe $500.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12
EDWARD WILDER'S
FAM lily PILLS!
FOR THE CURE OF
Constipation & Sluggish Bowels.

In these conditions Of the amentary they guaran
teed to be perfectly infsbe. As purgatye in all tevsrs
the liver BRAIN kidneys and bladder in eryspess and
No. dizziness bndness thew be exceed Thesa
Pills viii be found on trial TO be superior TO any other
Of M the above diseases They should be taken with Edward
Waes Sarsapaa and the diseases In which that
remedy Is recommended; and with Edward Wders Com
Rcuad Extract Of Wild Cherry in coughs. colds &C. and with
cal diseases and with Edward wders Chill Tonic for chill
and Fever or fever and aEue.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

BAPTIST CHuRcH.-Rsv. DE-. ClsgAorn, who has
been absent for several weeks, has returned, and
will preach in his pulpit oa.Sundsy, D.v., At
the usual hours, ueruine and evening.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

TELEeRArHY.-Those wishing 10 lssrn this
business should call at once on w. @. Linton,
Manager w. U. telegraph Omos. Chsever's
block, Ottawa.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Poland aud China Pigs, Of the best blood. Az
dress O. H. GREEN, Ottawa, Ill.
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Frank T. Dosn, connected with ths Liansas,
No.. Bulletin, looked in on ~ On NondAy. Hs
proposes to be here during our county fair and
take items.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

BLACKBERRIEs The finest and wholescmsi
fruit that grows. in endless quantity and ohea
ut Henry Walther's.
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Boots and Shoes Of oil kisds st ten per cent Less
than any other house IN Ottawa. We meaa bust.
aess. GELD BIo.
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PURE CHESTER WHITE Pros Of the very bes
Price list free. II. D. OLMsrEAD. Freedom, III.
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They have just received at the Clothing
Bazaar of NJ. Stiefel & Co.. corner Main and La
Sale streets, some Youths Derby Suits, very
cheap. NJ. STIEFEL u Co.
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To RENT My large brick store on tho ess,
side Of Court House Square. o. w. HUFF.
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The best Flour in Ottawa (wsrranted) at tn
Eagle Mills. Try it, try it and see.
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E. NJ Wade, on his farm near Ottawa, Ill.,,
hss few pure bred Southdown Ewes and
Lambs for sale. Wool 10 now protected, and
sheep are again remunerative stock.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

Fresh ourod Hams and SAouldsrs,sShs best In
the city, at Ward b SpenosrS.
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5000 feet Of good Oak Lumber for sale BY
w. o. Budd, at his new shop on Columbus st.
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You will save money by buying your Boots and
Shoes at Child i Bros,
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FRENCH CELEBRATIoN.-Ths French people
OF Ottawa are to have grand celebration ON the
4th Of September, which is their 4th Of July, it
being the 1st anniversary Of the republic in
France.
In the morning they will form procession
and march through the streets. The principal
feature of the procession will be platform on .
large wagon, drawn by four white horses. This
platform will be elegantly decorated and pro
vided with numerous banners with appropriate
inscriptions. Young ladies will ride in this
wagon. One representing America, OF tho God
dess Of Liberty. a fully developed and perfect
woman another, little child, will represent
the infant French Republic, and others will
represent Peace, Plenty, &e.
In the evening there will be ball st Albrsehti
Hall.
The committee on arrangements arc J. b
Hsmslle, David Bernard and Jos. Albsscht.
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You can buy Flour Of Wood cheaper than
any one else in Ottawa. Call and zee.
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We are daily in receipt of new goods from our
wholesale house aud factory in Boston You will
always find the largest stock in Ottawa to select
from and lower prices. CHILD i Bro.
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Choice goods. low prices, square dealing.
EAGLE MILLS.
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Go to Prssootts for the fall style = hats, gay
new and fashionable.
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GRAPES GRAPES The finest in the city
Henry Walther's.
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JoBBING DEPARTMENT

Our facilities for dong all kinds Of Job work. in the
styles OF the surpassed this section and
respectfully solicit thoss wishing anything this
une give CALL BY the udcious and liberal Of
pnter Ink many mans fortune has been made and the
aeld 10 still open. Tryn.
Orders by mail promptly sttendedto.
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Always buy your peaches of Henry Walther
He gets them direct from the orchards without
being frat overhaulsd and mixed by the Chicago
middlemen.
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Economy is wealth. Test it by buying yoc
Boots aud Shoes ut Child l. Bros.
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Peaches and water MELONS, the best and cheap
est in this city, at j. L. Piergue's.
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You get just what you buy ut the Eagle Mill'
Try them aud see.
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Every known variety of Skin Disease matter how old or
nvetera.e Neuralgia Chronic rheumatism Scofuous Soo
Gandular swellngs Of the Neck eexhere Chronic
kind Pmpes on the Face, Rngworm scad Head Falling Of
the Hair or Aopecal White swelling Hip Joint Disease
For the rapid and Of the above diseases
every case where 1t Is used according directions.
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Farmers, go to tho Eagle Mills for everything
you want In the milling line.
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Pears, Peanuts, Pineapples, and all othe
phine Phruits at Henry Walther's.
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Choice dried pears at ]. B. Hamulle's, ON th,
west side.
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ExcITENENT.-Thersi is quite rush Of pso.
pie at Rsddick & Gillen's in consequences Of the
closing out sale Of their splendid stock Of dress
goods. They will continue to sell at reduced
prices until the Goth Of this month: Those who
desire to avail themselves OF bargains should call
at once.
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Ono Of tho wickedest runawsys We ever saw
occurred in this oity last Saturday. Tho team
was that Of Patrick Hsrrigan, hitchsd to dem
ocrat wagon. 1t was scared BY = bit Of paper,
and ran furionsy up La Sale street, striking, at
the crossing Of Madison street, . buggy driven
BY J. W. Wood, of Vermillionville, which was
turned over with great violence, Mr.. Wood being
thrown out and 50 badly bruised that he renain'
cd ssnseless for an hour or more. His horse
also, was seriously injured. Both were promptly
ministered to by DR.. Hard and Dr.. Canp6eld
and are all right again. Harrigans team w
stopped BY the collision and escaped uninjursd
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For first class Open Buggy go to Badd's.
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EDWARD WILDER'S
FAMOUS
STOMACH BITTERS
WILL CURE
Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, and all
Species Of Indigestion, Inter.
nlttent Fever, Fever and
ASue, and all Periodi-
cal Diseases.

IT will give immediate rsliefin Collie and Flux
1t will cure COstiveness
mild asd delightful invigorant delicate females
purpoees ~ 'S
powerful recuperant after the frame has been dehlita.
ted or reduced by sickness,
digestive forces - ~
Il is desirable alike - Corrective and mild Csthsrtic
- The body Of all similar preparations 10 common raw
s1G other poisonous substances while the body Of Edward
distilled Whisky tho best pures whisky known or pro-
duced This fact at once recommends and places Btes
% the head OF all other known preparations for
FOR which they Is testified numberess
ministry.
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Pcrmcate thc very Substance
Of tIi0 E.anga.

causing them TO throw OFF the acrid matter
which collects IN the Bronchial Tubes, and
at the same Tins forms n soothing coating,
relieving tho irritation wL:ch produces the
cough.
The object to he obtained is to cleanse the
organ of all Impurities: to nourisl and
strengthen il when it has become impaired
and cntcch'ed hy disease: to renew and in
vigorate the circulation of the blood and
strengthen the nervous organization. The
ENPECTORA does this 10 an astonishing
degree Ii is active but mild and oougoaal.
imparting functional energy and natural
strength. |, affords Oxygen to vitalizc the
blood, and Nitrogen to ass!milatc the matter,
II Equities he "NeyYous hRucacc,"
producing ouiet and comnnsurc
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town council may impose; and they shall
have power to enforce the payment of
such fine in the same manner as is now
or may bo hereafter, proyeded for the
collection of county taxes. And the
said town council shall have power, with
the consent of the adjacent land owners,
TO, close all such roads, streets and ways
within the said town as they may deem
necessary, by the sale of the freehold
therein, either ut private or yublic sale
as they may adjudgc best for the interest
OF the said ton; and they shall keep in
repair all such new streets, roads ways as
they may, from time to time, deem nooes.
sary tor the improvement aud conye iiencc
OF said town: proeided, that no street,
roat. Or way shall be opened without first
having obtaineJ the consent of the land
owner OF owners thereof, through whose
premises any such new street, road or
way may pass.
SIC. z. The said rown council shall
have power and authority to require all
persJns owning lot or lots in said town
to close in, and to make and keep in
good repair sidewalks in front of said
lot or lots, whenever the same shall front
or adjoin any public street uf said town
if, in the Judgment ofthe council, such
sidewalk shall be necessary. the width
thereof, and the manner OF construction.
to pc designated and regulated by the
said town council; aud for default OF re-
tesal, after reasonable notice, TO make
and keep in good rel air such sidewalks,
and to close such lot or lots, the town
council may cause the same to be made
or put in repair, and require the owner
to pay the price Of making or repairn.;
aud the said town town council are here
by empowered t. sue for AID recover the
SANE, hy action Of debt, in any conrt Of
competent jurisdiction Provided, That
such contract for making or repairing is
let to the lowest bidper The cemetc-
terles and public graveyards are also
placed under the jurisdiction of the soid
| town council.
SEC. 8 The in,cndant aud wardens
of the said town, or majority cf them
shall have full power to frant or refuse
licenses TO keep tavcrns OF retail spiritu
OTIS liquors within the corporate limits
(To br ConfinmcI)
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MOTHERS BE ADVISED {!

Keep Il on Hmd!
This dread disease requires prompt action
as soon as the hoarse. hollow cough is heard,
apply the remedy, and it is easily subducd
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FOR GROUP

No mother should ever be without bottle of
the ENPECTORANT i'll the house We have
numerous certificates of its having relieved,
almost instantly, the little sufferer, when
death appeared almost inevitable
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TO CONSUMPTIvES

producing quiet and composurc
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1t is invaluable, as il Immediately relieves
Tie difficult breathing ami harrassing cough
which attends that disease
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FOR ASTHMA

II is n spccifc-one dose often relieving the
distressing choking, and producing calm and
',ln" ouni rnno-r
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1coval, or otherwise, an election to fill
such vacancy shall be held. by order of
the intendant and wardens, or Il maiority
of the same, ten days public notics be-
ing previously given; and ip case Of sick
ness or temporary absence of the inten
dant, the wardens forming tie council
shall be empowered to elect one of the
number to act as intcndant during the
time.
SEC. S. Z hat the intendant and war.
aens, duly elected and qualified, sholI.
during their term Of service, seyerally
and respectively, be vested with all the
powers Of trial justices, or justices Of the
peace, as the case may be, in this State,
within the limits Of the said village, ex
cept for the trirl of smalland mean causes;
and the intendant shall, or may, as often
rs is necessary, summon the wardens to
meet in council, any three of whom, with
the intendant, shall constitute quorum
to transact business; and they shall be
known as the town council of St Stephens:
and they, and their successors in Office
hereafter to be elected, may have a com
mon seal, which shall be rfhxcd to all of
their ordinances; may sue and be sued.
plead and be in,bcadcd, in any court of