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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-18
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''BUY Me, AND I'LL DO YOU GOoD.'-Dr
Langley's Root and Herb Bitters. No
drugs, no pOisons, nothing deleterious,
nothing but good healthy roots and herbs.
such as Sarsaparilla, Wild Cherry, Yellow
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success has proved them to be the best
medicine in the world. GEO. G.. GOOD
WIN & co. and all druggists. f27eod&wI6w
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KTNGSTEY,S IRON TONIC

hlNGSLE1 > 1HON 1ON1C,
The great remedy for dyspepsia, less of ap-
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spirits, want of energy, female complaints,
and multitude of kindred ailments Incl
dent to a low, weak state of the blood, and
an impaired state of the digestive organs
II is just the thing to keep up the tone of
the system. This is not quack nOstrum.
but reliable iron tonic, composed of
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fully combined. 1t is recommended by
our physicians in their practice, which
fact alone should be a sufficient guarantee
of its virtue. We can confidently recon-
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mothers, sons and daughters! Put up only
by G.. b. Kingsley, Northampton, Mass. Be
sure and ask for kingsley's. kingsleys
Iron and Mandrake Pills are the best Cath.
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purge, regulate, purify, cleanse and
strengthen. For the cure of all disorders
of the stomach, liver, bowels, headache,
constipation, cOstivencSs, indigestion, dys-
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pills equal to a bottle of Congress Water.
sold i'll Rutland by E. e Lewis. [ap0d&w3m
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NOTICE.
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE.

The annual exhibition of the Junior
Glass of Middlebury College VIII take
place on Tuesday evening, April 23d, at
the School House Hall in Middlebury.
The exercises of the class will be inter-
spersed with music, and they have sue
ceeded in procuring the services of Mrs.
w. n. Oliver of New York, the well-known
soprano, and of Prof. Higley, for the occa-
sion. rra rs --e
Tickets can be obtained at the Register
Book Store, after next Tuesday.
Middlebury, April 10, 1s72.
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Spetial 9otites.
DIR. URANN,

DIR. URANN,
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month. All should see him, no matter
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-18

PENNsYLyANIA.-Gen John F. Hart
ranft, who has been nominated for Gov
ernor of Pennsylvania, was born in
Montgomery county and commenc-
ed life as a deputy sheriff. He
joined the Republican party and the
army simultaneously at the outbreak of
the war, and commanded the Fourth
Pennsylvania regiment. He next COM
manded the Fifty-first in the battle of
Roanoke Island and the capture of New
bern, n. G. ; was in the battle of second
Bull Run, South Mountain, Chantilly,
Antietam, and at the capture of Vicks-
burg; aided in withstanding Longstreet
at Knoxville, and returning to Virginia,
commanded the First Brigade of the
Third Division of the Ninth Corps at
the Wilderness, Spottsylvania North
Anna, Cold Harbor, Petersburg, Weldon,
Ream's Station, Poplar Grove and
Hatcher's Run. For these services he
was made Brigadier from May 10, 1864,
and was brevetted Major General for re-
pulsing the rebels and driving them from
Fort Steadman early in 1865. The same
year he was elected Auditor General of
Pennsylvania. He is member of the
Cameron faction, and received his nomi-
nation through their influence.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1872-04-18

FOR MOTH PATCHES, FRECkLES
AND TAN, USE PERRY'S MOTH AND
FRECKLE LOTION. The well-known, re
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street, New York. Sold by Druggists eve
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TOR SALE OR RENT.

The House and lot known as Stoclxwell
Cottage, situated in West Cornwall. onno-
site Haskells store. Said lot Contains x
acres OF cnolce garden land with choice
fruit; good outbuildings: within 40 rods
OF two churches, school and postoffice.
Also, will sell with the above, &c acres OF
cholce land and of woodland. If desired,
the store VIII also be rented in Connection
with the place, or without, for a term of
years; Apply to f. II. Dean, West Corn
"aii' VI. apl6d&w3w
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SKIN DIS F A s F. s

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PIMPLE REMEDY. The Skin Medicine of
the Age. Is warranted to cure Flesh
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designations of the face. Sold by all drug
gists. Depot 40 Bond ST., New York.
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FREE TO BOOK AGENTS.

We will send a handsome prospectus of
our New Illustrated Family Bible contain
ing over 450 fine Scripture Illustrations to
any book agent, free of charge. Address
WANTED.-Au parties wanting to get
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WANTED Agents for our new I6-page
w paper, the Contributor. Thireeen
departments, religious and secular. Rev.
y. b. Earle writes for it. SI00 a year: a s.
premium to each subscriber. For agents
terms, address JAMES IL. EARLE, Boston,
Mass m2Ow4
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w. II. SMITH,
J. PRoUT, Commit
r. G.. ABEL.

Col. James Fisk, Jr., is to have a
monument erected in the beautiful Gene
terry at Brattleboro. His old personal
friends have subscribed heavily towards
its erection.
Hon. Edwin F. johnson, a distin-
guished civil engineer, died at Middle
town, Conn, on Saturday last. Hewas
a native of Burlington. He had been
connected with some of the most impOr-
tant railroad enterprises in the country.
He was Chief Engineer of the Harlem
Railroad, also of the Chicago and North
Western Railroad and an early projec-
tor of the Northern Pacific. He had
been Mayor of MiddletOwn and a mem
Der of the Connecticut Senate. His
age was SO years.
Rev J. T. Ford, formerly of Stowe,
is pastor of tina Plymouth Church, at
Charleston, South Carolina
Capt. L. A. Woodbury., of Burling-
ton, addressed the Camp Fire of Cum
mings Post at Hinesburgh, one evening
last week, much to the qualification of
his audience
Stillman Fletcher of the New England
Farmer, a native of Windsor county,
has been spending few days at Sarato-
ga Springs, who was a practical printer
at that place in the office of Gideon NJ
Davidson. After an absence of half
a century he inquired for and found
Daniel T. Reed, with whom he had
boarded, and found him living on the
same street, and within few feet of
the house in which they had first met.
Rev. l. F. Waterhouse, Of Clinton,
is to deliver the address on Decoration
Day, at Milford, Mass.
Col. w. G. Veazey, of Rutland, is
to deliver the address on Decoration day
at st. Adams.
Chester w. Merrill, ESQ, formerly
of Montpelier, has been elected a men,
Der of the Board of Education of Gin
cinnati Ohio.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-03
.@rpbe Teuer6brunff In Der 64ipeia

Die neuei1e pot trinst 1ber Elm in
@erneB 3, Sbereneaotn, int l&neiseriz
1aen Cannon @raublnoen poreetommez
neg BranounSlud fol9enpe ndbere Na9>
ribten: -, w.,
Die G%euersbrunR, msl6e bos orose
Dorf @orneB in @routinpen ar1Btenz
tbetls etn9editert bat. bra9 am, 5. @epz
TENDER ;mil&en 6 uno. z ubr Mbeuos in
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Serrarp aus ,pte maj, permutbet, BON
rau&enctn &tnperns aneeiiflet. Die 8e>
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leer. Dte 3uradqeblttbenen, meif dltere
2eute uno &inper, pernp9ten Gem leuer
feinen eneretl6en @ioerfano %entoeoen,u>
ltBen. 9ls- pa6 iibri9e 0olt pom, Telpe
fam, oar Die Ma@t res 6suer6 ldon
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pes 8ranoea nteueidt nod etn,ui9rdnz
fen. oeweien,, wcnn nur pa6 Iele1rapbenz
bureau ni&t Don 6 lis 8 ubr >mie &C.
robnt 8ei@!o0en seweien mare. Na6
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Spriben ce6 Sber< unp unteren9aoinS
bis Stlooplana unp &smia cine na6
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lermonael labm gelesten, obwobt NIT Mnz
itren0un9 an9emantten 21ibmittel UNI
brad iId> bic Serge uno pae Gbal arauz
fig teleu9tene, unwiperfeblt6 Wabn
IS v%erbrannte bis Moraen6 5 nbr Der
9onje 6aupttbetl pes Dorfes mt 1Q7
bis ia 5duieru uno pielen StdQen,
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Dorft6 Der Sberen9ooiner Gtrabe, lotpie
Der dubs1ite Tll9el mad Der Sfenbsr9leite
bin NIT tenn purh 6l' fe aus @amapen
Dor Dem 8rance bepabrttn Shlo6e, Der
Stride uno Dem i'm Bau bearifenen
neuen Yfrunoetaule. 6alt munrcrbartr
Detle blteb aud milton unter Branpi1dtz
ten oas eben neu auf9sriatete @bulbaus
taft unperiebrt.
Der @daoen min, bic un9e m6bnlt9
9roben Grntez UNI Bu@tteroorrdtbe mi1aez
re6net, obenbin auf etra 1 Wftuion
Jranfen 9eiddBt. Ite obsebrannte Bez
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irren umber> Wnrere lit4an iatnmsrno Bel
cen 9eRlhteten Mohilisn, eeren 3ismlib
o,eIe aerettet 11no> auf pem Gslce. Der
Sang ourd pa6 gum Gbeil nod b1en>
rraoe 1orf 1T wie surb cine Nuinenz
itap1. Der Srt ;dblte 157 5ausnum>
mern. Was perllhert tit unermtttelt.
Wubl Elm Drtttel Der 6duler uno Sbeuz
men unp pas meilts Mooiliar ltno jecfnz
falls unoeri9ntt. Die 2uft nal winez
fill. MeniAenfteunott9e @ulte 1T ortn~
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cers manselt IS an Broo uno 2eten6z
mitteln lib tbaupt, an Sboad fir 0reile,
Weiter unp Sinner. Gin 6ulfacomite
1T in Ter Bilcun9 tsorTn; porlduf3
ntmmt Ger 2ebrer Nicolin Bei,ola in
@ernsB mt!pe @absn in GmpfanB.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-03

Sbiees 3eusni6 bes }5rn. 2euts
@&abe fault uu, 70 19tperer tn's @ewi&t.
ba Ct ba1elbe botuuentartI@ unb NIT
Berufuu0 auf Mdnuer wie BoYb, Sen.
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ilber feline perfSnlt9eg Gbrenbaftt9teit
unt @laubrdrbietttt tttne ,3wetftl berr>
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mi6ourt Staats: &ptterte.
Inter Mutcritat bes @taates mi DHentlt&eu 3ie~
buueen in St.<2o1is.
8rpRer Siebunss,@lan NIT %ein,elnen Nurnnaern.
50, OOOO Nummern.
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Deutfbe Bnnf,

0cutfbe Sanf,
st. Pant, Minne(cta.
@e'r, 8riefe peer Mo6rt&ten liegen Dor fir
30. it9 Carl Tetber.
80. 436 8ertbolb @iuaberg.
40. 49, Raspar Sstrletn.
w. Az Gmilie Wi(er, geb. Singer.
so. i47 Wartt1 Qetd.
so. AT mftelm q 6ulenbura.
go 478 &orpIine 8ilri6. eeb. 6aus-
mann uno teren GteraEn.
80. l76 Sctann @trrnf.
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$780, eminne int 8elaufe y. $500. 600

0an,e eppit $40; babe euufts5; gtsrtsasufs : $50.
~ urfere Qptterte IT pom STATE sr&artert bic 3it-
tnnsen Fnbsn tets sur f%efaefeeten Belt unb unter Ger An'
f&t eefhwprener &ommiddre fat.
xfrSFentlidt, unb allen Sababsru bon eeofen utrS cine 60.
Il s~uasfanbt.
a. gBtr utranaalten cine 3sebuns ,rs BE sbtse ant lss-
TN 9aee zines ieten W1pnats TN SABRE 1872.
~ @elbfenbuneen auf infer RiFtu ~un;ttelf gnh-OfFee'
gtlb. Ortre, RsstRrtrten Brtefen. 8iebunaen uber Grsres.
Seubet ueeeu etnes Circulars. NRdn %dbreatre:
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RD. SIS gDalnut Street, post Office Box 2446). ct. eou'
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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1872-10-03

@elen, 1. Sept. - Gin 9YdB;idt5
@erbrehen. ot6sn utbeber jeB; freiI|t
nod unbefannt III, wuroe am oe,floi1enen
Donnerfas in unltrer Nahborldaft Der
iitt. Die Gunfs'i1en Gbeleute in b;eitz
eer @suetape l9itten an beiastsm Sage
::19r Woreen5 tbre ;cbnjdbr{Be Go&ter
nit sinsm leeren &o,be ~ &srwanoten
IN Nlmsporf np pa6 &ino Ipdteltens Z
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Ni;tas ealeIbe weoer III 9am5sayf an
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man rem &orb in Der Nibe pe6 9ep6bn<
ltdsn GuSmeae8 mad Ramsoorf uno
balo carauf Die 2stde oes &inpes in Der
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ben IA. Mter weldes Gntiebsn bsma6e
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ito6en unp atrianttten fanp. Nnl@etz
memo bate pas wadere Mdpden, wel@es
fir 1eiae Sabre fart entwidelt mar, n
ssQrsne; mit Dem @ipsriader Sc un9en
unp fir pie Gugeno cae 2eben preieaez
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oelinaen merpe, Den Dsrrudten M6roer
reat talp ausfnoi9 iu MAIDEN uno benz
@eridte aur woblosroientsn 8sitrafun9
ein3uliefern.
- Die Statue Napolepn'6 l., uel9e
Die 0enpomeldule tierte, olrfte oemnd@f
ibren alien plaB wteper einnebmen. @te
1puroe ni9t, rpte man fdlldli& annabm,
Don pen@ommuniten in bie5sine perienft
loupern Dies 9el9ab beretts furs mad
protlamiruna cer &epubltf In ben erfen
@eptembertaseu auf 8efebl pe6 @ouper>
naent6, UNI is ber 3erf1runsswutb oes
Y6bels ~ ent3teben> nabe Der Bride BON
@ourbepoir. Die Observation-Disclosures
6np BIG in eas Detail ausoearbettet, uno
oa faR ale 8ru9Rads Der @enoomeidule
bis auf anet oper pret uteeet %aufeefun>
ben &poroen iinp, 10 werpen bic 5erftelz
lune6fofen bic Sumu1e Don 25O,OOO
Grs. nt9t Iberfeisen. i'll
u-@fe man aus Der beutiden Muf>
ftrz 3ettuns erfdbrt 1T bic Gbetlnns pe6
BON ber preuBil4en MtlttdrfapeQea in
Mmerifa Derbienten @elbes erfulet. Der
&apeQmeiiter Sare bat Iauf ietnen Gbetl
5064 Ebaler erbalten jeber Muftsr 1874,
Ebaler. Dieier Betfae i@lttbt biz. $50
Ebaler etr, tpel&t ieotut Der Mu1fer flr
bte Mttwtrtun8 an ben Bofonet Gefe
3ueef4ert' m,areu = Der Ne6eneeretenf
belduft f@ alfo auf 884 Eba1sr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-30

WHAT Hhall we wears How shall We
flt make and trim it? Ladies, call al
No. o. Market street; get the new De.
cember Metropolitan, containing over
forty new and beautiful patterns most ex.
picitly described; choose your pattern
which tells you the exact quantity Of
goods, lace, velvet, fringe, binding, braid
cord, silk, thread and buttons REQUIRED
with perfect instructions how to 1T and
make it; then get the Weed Family
FaVorite Sewing Machine, which viii
sew with like facility the heaviest cloth
or thefneat Swiss muslin; will embroider
bind, braid, hem fell, quilt ruffle, tuck
in fact do anything required in making
any garment worn by men, women OF
children. Then you will be in a fair way
10 easily dress in the latest New York
styles, TO the satisfaction OF yourself and
acquaintance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-30

Posi- OFFICE ATEA1Es.-Hugo Juhllng
has been appointed postmaster at New
Haven, Mason county, etee George G
WldiDg resigned and moved away.
The Office At Grass Lick, jackson
county, has been discontinued. Papers
and letters should now be sent to Jackson
Court House.
John P. Lynch has been appointed
postmaster at Braun's Creek, Harrison
county, siee John D. Lowther, resigned.
A new post Office has been established
at New Flat Fork, Clay county, and HI,
ram Young appointed postmaster. The
new Office Is on the route from Braxton
Court House 10 Clay Court House,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-30

CAuT1oN.-Now that winter is here in
earnest and large fires have become ne.
cessity, too much care cannot be exetcis.
ed in looking after them. See that all
tlues are in perfect order, and use every
precaution to guard against your house
taking fire. The horses in the stables Of
the Fire Department have the epizootic,
80 that if a fire should break out, the en-.
gines could not be brought into service 10
extinguish it unless hauled to the scene Of
conaagration by man power. Watch the
fires in your CRATES and stoves.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-30

No TnE FOR FuN.-Thursda morn
ing when the alarm Of fire was sounded
number Of brave men seized the United
fire engine and started up Main street, in
Centre Wheeling, towards the property
threatened with destruction. AS thew
came up street, we are informed, the men
dragging it along by main strength were
made the subjects Of merEiment in the
way OF rude jokes and loud gufsws.
Such proceedings were certainly very
repEehensible. Instead OF making men
thus engaged in trying to save a citizens
property, the butt of ridIcule, every one
should lend helping hand, now that the
Fire Department is in condition to do
scarcely anything. We hope we shall
hear no further reports Of such disreputs.
bic conduct.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-30

MISUNDERSTANDING was every.
thing that anybody could desire in a
meteorological point ofview. Wherever
religious services were held the attend.
ance was large. The city was more quiet
than any Sunday during the present year.
We saw no drunken men on the streets,
and We are glad to note the fact thst
thanksgiving did not manifest itself in
that peculiar channel, as the festivities OF
the Holidays too frequently do. We take
the peace and quiet of Thanksgiving
Day as sign Of reformation in the man.
ner Of observing days set apart for relax.
alton from the cares Of business,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-11-30
M. GUTMAN & Co.
THE LARGEST STOCK OF
Men and Boys OvercOats,
M. CUfMAN 4 cos.
N. cUTMAN 4 cos.
CITY COUNCIL.
Second Branch.


An adjourned session Of the Second
Branch was held last evening Presiden,
Forbes In the chair. Present-Messra
Baird, Caldwell, Howell, Hammer, Lam.
caster, List, Logan, Long, McAdams
Phillips, Salisbury, Sheppard, Simpson
Smith J. G., Smith p, Sieger and Toll
var.
The reading Of the minutes Of last
meeting was dispensed with.
On motion Mr.. P. Smith was appointed
on the Committee Of Conference, In place
Of President Forbes. Mr., Altmyer, 4
member Of the same committee, not boinp
present, Mr.. Simpson was appointed 4
his stead.
The Committee retired, and alter some
time passed 10 elaboration, agreed on re.
questtng the First Branch to recede, thus
leaving Second street as the division line
between the Fifth and Sixth Wards.
On motion the First Branch was noti-
fed that the Second was ready 10 70 into
an election oftwo census takers,
The First Branch entered the hall and
quorumS were found to be present,
Mayor Jefers called for nominations
Messrs. J. d. Bickel, Jacob E. Bier and
Daniel Geiger were nominated 10 take
the census in the First district.
The vote resulted: Mr.. Bickel 10: Mr..
Bier l; Mr.. Geiger 10.
Whole number OF votes cast 90: neces.
sary 70 choice 10.
80 MIR. Geiger was declared elected.
Messrs J. Q. Belville, Jacob E. Bier,
William Clohan were nominated 10 take
the census in the Second District. The
vote resulted: Mr.. Clohan l; Mr.. Bier
4; Mr.. BelVille IA.
Whole number Of votes cast 20; neces.
sary TO choice Is.
so there was no election.
MIR. Clohan's name was Withdrawn.
a second vote was had and resulted:
Mr.: Bier II; Mr. Belville 10.
Whole number Of votes CAST 20: nece.
sary 70 q choice Is.
90 Mr.. Bier was declared elected.
The First Branch retired to It's cham.
Der.
The following was offered: Rsso!ued,
That the persons elected to take the cen.
sns OF the city preparatory to q reappor-
tionment Of members OF Council for the
several wards, be required to complete the
same and report to the Council on the
third Tuesday in December. Adopted.
Adjourned.