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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

SPREAD IIERsEiF.-At the farm of Jsmes X.
Langdon, they bayea hen who has batched and
is bringing up twenty-five beautiful chickens
She Matched them on the hay-mow, and jump
ed them down on to the floor without injuring
the least little chick.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03
MONTPELIER & WELLS RIVER
TELEGRAPH COMPANY

Notice l. hereby glvcn that the Montpelier 4 Wells
River TELEGRAPH Company Is hereby notified and
warned 10 meet at the office Of Charles u Heath In
Montpelier on the 18th day of September, s73. at
two o'clock In the afternoon Of said day, 70 organize
said company. CHARLES n. HEATH.
Montpelier, September !, 1873. gO-g2
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FRE IN BRADFORD. The house Of Widow
Matthewson was consumed by fire on Sun
day of last week. Most Of the furniture was
saved.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

FIRE IN FAIRrAx. 1.-The saw mill, machinery
and wheelright shop of Abraham foss, Of Fair
fax, was destroyed by fire on Friday last. Loss
Sl700. Insurance Sll25.
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Legal 1antices.

SILAS SKINNER'S ESTATE.-The
~ Subscribers having been appointed by the
Honorable Probate Court for the District OF Washing
ton Commissioners to receive, examine, and adjust all
claims and demands Of all persons against the estate
Of Silas skinner, late Of PlainHeld, In said Dis
trct deceased represented insolvent and the term Of
six months from the goth day of July s73, being al
lowed by said Court the creditors Of said deceased
to exhibit and prove their respective claims before
U.S. Give notice, that will attend TO the duties Of
appointment at the dwellinghOuse Of Ira Stone,
In Planhcld In said District the last Tuesdays Of
October and January next, at one o'clock In the nf
tcrn0on, on each Of said days
IRA STONE, lc,i..,,,,
JOSEPH BARTLETT, ! COMMISSIONER
Plainneld, August ", A. D., 1873 $500
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

The adjourned annual school meeting Of the
Montpelier Union School District was held in
Village Hall, on wednesday evening Of last
week The meeting was called to order by the
clerk, Hon ~ A. Chase, and the following
officers were elected for the ensuing year
Prudential Commlttee-Fred E. smith, Chairman
Albert Johonnott, Joel Foster Jr, T. C. Phinney and
MahlOn Taplin.
Treasurer-George W. Scott John A. Page being
excused from further service at his own request.
COllcctor-R0bert llirgin.
Auditors-Goorge W. Scott Joseph Poland.
tax Of forty cents on the dollar was voted,
payable November Goth. The reports Of the
Treasurer and Prudential Committee were re-
ceived and referred to the Auditor,
The following, from the report Of the Pru-
Dental Committee is a list of the salaries paid
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

MONTPELIER Il WELLS RIVER RAILROAD
The interval between tAe two ends of the track
laying has been reduced during the past week
TO three miles and one quarter, and it would
have been entirely closed but for an unfortunate
misunderstanding by which there is a defcien-
cy in spikes. Ballasting is being vigorously
pushed. and will be much more 80 when the
gap i, closed Arrangements have been made
by which trains will be run to carry of lumber
and bark as soon as the iron is laid, without
waiting for the road to be ballested
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

W,sniNoroN County FAR "A patriotic
citizen Of this county offers premium Of Slj
for baby show, Zone year old and under, J
$40 to first and 50 to second, and Mrs Clark
King Elst Montpelier, Mrs Charles T Batch
elder, Paindeli, and Mrs Charles Dewey,
Montpelier, are appointed Judges for the same.
A trotting premium Of $50 is also offered
for 3 years old colts and under SIS to lst.
so 10 "a, s. to 81, best two in three en-
trance fee 10 per cent
Should the weather prove uniay0able, We'd
nesday or Thursday, the fair will be continued
on Friday.
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Grand Master-H Henry II. Dyer, Rutland.
Deputy q. M.-Ilenry NJ. Currler, BrattlGb0ro.
Grand Warden--L, q. Stiles st. Johnshufy.
Grand Secretary-Newman Weeks, Rutland.
Grand Treaarer-John Rettlng, Brattleboro.
Grand Chaplain-Rey. Chas Woodhouse, Rutland.
Grand Ropresentatiye-llenry CLARK, Rutland.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

NKw STREEr.-The new road from LOOMS
street, near the Barnes corner, to the Seminary
Hill road, with the junction in frontof Denson
Dewey's residence, is nearly completed, and
will prove great convenience, both for travel
and for building purposes.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

The estimate of the committee for the ensu-
ing year was for s665G, S955.7s of which
will be provided for by the public money ;
S3OOs s. by the Washington County School
Fund, and 5000 from tuition from scholars out
side the district The estimate for teachers
salaries was $500 more than was expended for
that purpose the previous year, occasioned,
we presume, by the division of school No. l.,
rendering necessary the employment of an
additional teacher.
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Meu ADVERTISEMENTS.

NOTICE. - The subscriber desires 10
give notice that be intends closing his business
n Montpelier and notifies all persons Indebted 10
h 70 call and settle by October ist AMER that safe
Al unsettled bills Will be len with m attorney, ior
collection.
ALBERT c. DEWEY.
montpelier, september l. 4IA. ouo4
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DESERVED CREDITS. - The Vienna CORE
spondent of the N. Y Times states that Fair
banks & Co. have received at the Exposition
the " Medal of Progress for their scales,
which is one of the highest awards that can be
given. Geo. w. Beckwith, of Burlington,
receives a " diploma of recognition, equal to
what is called " honorable mention at our
American fairs, for his soluble Phosphates. -
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WATER WATER The committee having in
charge the project Of supplying the village
with water from Berlin Pond, have been
making preliminary surveys Of the route, es-
Inmates Of the cost, &c, preparatory to sub
hitting report 70 the village We can only
say that the plan seems exceedingly promising,
and when fairly brought before our people
there can be little doubt as to the action that
will be taken Very few Of the larger New
England villages are so iayorably situated as 10
an abundant water supply as Montpelier, and
the every day wants Of her oitizens-to say
nothing Of the imminent peril from conhagra-
tion-will not admit Of long delay
TEXT. Books FOR the UNIoN ScuooL.-So far
as new textbooks are made necessary by the
Advancement II entire classes in the Union
Sthool, the committee have decided upon the
use Of those recommended by the State Board
of Education, allowing the change to begin
with the present term and school year, instead
Of the first day OF November next, as with The
public schools Of the State in general. Con.
trary TO the common impression, the change
will not involve an extra expense to parents
but, on the other hapi, will save .hem some
thing Tor i, shoeid be understood mat only
where the purchase Of higher book Of tbs old
series, at the regular retail price, would other
wise be required, is book Of the new serie,
allowed TO be bought, even at the lower intro
duc,ory price Books Of the old series in th,
hands of scholar. or parents however worn
will be received hy G. W. " ilder and 4. c
phinney at half price, in exchange for new
books The graumars now in use in the Unior
School, for reasons Of convenience, will be re
tanned for the present, and are excepted from
from the general change proposed as above.
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the year ending August 1, 1879 10 be paid In tho
Treasurer at his onlce In Montpelier before the
I ith day Of October. 1873
Members will hnd IN the hands Of Agents Of the
Company schedule showing the amount Of asse7s-
ments due from each respectively and they par
ticularly desired to see that their assessments
paid when due. Those who fail 10 thus pay ought
not 10 expect 10 be paid II their property IL destroyed
by fire. little attention to this on the part Of tho
members Of the Company, at the proper time, will
save them expense aud trouble. See section ith Act
Of Incorporation, on your policy which will be en-
forceil
J. T. TUURSTON, Treasurer.
Treasurer Ohlce, Montpelier, Sept. l., 1873.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

BARRE ACADEMY This time-honored insti-
tuition, under the superintendent Of DR.. j. S.
Spauldiug and board of competent under
teachers, commences the present term with q
very good attendance of scholars. Quite q
large number of young gentlemen are here fit
ting themselves for higher course, and FOL
the business of life. Success TO them
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

SUNDAY School UNIoS.-As requested by the
meeting at Waterbury last week, meeting
will be held at the rooms Of the Young Mems
Christian Association, tomorrow Thursday
evening, at half-past six O'Clock, to inaugura,e
revival Of the Washington County Sunday
School Union.
JosFru POLAND, President
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~ The publishers Of each weekly Newspaper in
this state requested 10 insert the above notice.
three weeks successfully In their respective papers
for which three dollars will he paid on presentation
Of ihcIr hLlls NJ THE nlIlnn. nnll
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

Making $4,000 per year for teachers salaries.
The other expenses are classified by the COM
mittee as follows
Salary of Jauitor $4,000
Wood and miscellaneous expenses. ..s...... 1886
Renalrs and permanent nxtnres. ........... I6l.3l
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VERMONT MUTUAL FIRE
INSURANCE COMPANY.

NOTICE OF ASSESSMENTS FOR 1879.
The members Of the VGRN0sr Mutual FiRE H.
suRANcE CsNrANY are hereby notified that the fol-
lowing assessments have been made by the Directors
on all notes IN force on the following days, 70 wit
september ", ls72............... . per cent
November ?, iss2........s..s.s... per cent.
December 10. lall.s...s.s.s..s... per cent.
February 2, is53.................. per cent.
May 10, ts7i..................... / per cent.
June [, ls73...................... per cent.
June y, 1873 .................... / per cent.
July ,, i.i3...................... por cent.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1873-09-03

Ormand Cole, =. CT WIN. Brnmaid, General issimo
Geo o. Tyler, Captain General Rev T. 2 Stuart.
lrelate Louis II. Turk Treasurer ThOo. S. Peck S.
W. WIN. W. Henry. J. W. Frank Juboll, Standard
Bearer r G. Rowe, sword Bearer e.. p. Currier.
Warden Luman A. brow, l. D. Turrll and H. W.
Barrett, Captains Of the Guard. James Urquhart,
Sentinel, and Sir Knights y c. Barber bennett
Turk, =. d. Hallou, Geo " Bccbwlth n. VI. Good
win G. r storrs, q. u. Bigelow S. s. Brown, A. G..
WEIGH Daniel A. Murray J.. J. Lord and j. l..
HarstUw
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personal

! -Es Mayer Halls emcial service hes
cstend,d ovss twenty years.
--Thirty tons of kngl,sh waiauts wert
saissd IN Los Angeles lest ssasSa.
1--Bill Nyss frisnds assert that che
ehsaces Of his 70 slscsiVu " sAe senate are
excellent.
--Msmphis les negro preacher Who
cslls himsslf Henry Ward b.eshcr No. .,
and be drsvs tuli houses.
The rightful heir 10 the throne Of the
Sandwich Islsnds 10 William, Huuaiio. 40
incosrig,bIs drunkard.
= The dis,rics.a,torney Of Philadelphia
10 complimsntsi bsssuss he has convicted
. gambler within the year.
This dispatch Was sent from Portland
70 Chicago, Christmas day: "N..,is's
present appeared shis morning. Very
handsome. Fifteen pounds. A little Ssin.
uel."
"A young man 10 the custom.house,
who WA " b examined for promotion u
The position Of chief cor respondent, tsle.
graphvd from Brooklyn to-day - follows ;
"Won't b. over to-day, sin't home yester.
day yet" The place wss reserved for
him. New York Commercial Advertiser.
-0eorgs vrsslsnd, the octoSsnarian
millionaire, who hss several titnes bosn 10
the courts VI New York snd New jersey
~ defendant In suits for divorce and
breach of promise, has bssn recently mar.
RED third time TO young widow. lie
10 nov In Florida on his wedding tour.
The bridegroom 10 sighty-six yssrs Of age,
and 10 - hale and hearty ~ . man Vi
afty.
-One OF the most brilliant and charm.
ing receptions VI New Years day, Brown I.
Young Man writes ", wss 1t General
Sherman's, where thy received BY pla.
toon, having nearly sll the charming ladies
Of . military turn u assist. MNs Lizzie
| sherman. who 10 . ''dsbutsnts," assisted
her mother, and on the sts6 were Mrs
A ndenreid, Mira. Hagen. Mrs Bacon, Miss
| Whslan, and ",ns Av- hundred o,heI
charming lsdies.-[ rhs Capital.
OF M. Baileys accepted model for q
statue VI General RAwlins, Mr.. Fisk Mile
writes: tine model represents srindls
sbanked man, seven feet In height, with q
coas.tail which his posteri"rs hardly re-
cognize, standing in an awkward position
and looking for all tho world like rsbs
guerrilla; no pretentiOns 10 likeness o
the noble RSwiins; In short, = figure un
worthy N stand even ~ centre.piece o
= fountain 1t the capital Of the nation
-Elesno. Fletcher Bishop. tNdiynan
that the bodies IT the poor women VII,
perished In the Centre street Ore were suf
iered n remain under the ruins, wrote u
q New York paper requesting that . meet
ing he called, when she said, I'VE 4will arm
ouselvss with pick.sxes, shovsls and re
volvere, and viii LEAD you 70 the ruin
where the sacred remains Of the hard
working girls are buried, and we vii
rescue them frum the ruins, and We vii
shoot every brute who dares 10 interfere
With our h"ly work."
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NOTICE


II. hereby given that default having been
made for more than sixty days In the pay.
mcnt OF portion Of the amount secured to
be paid by = certain mortgage executed by
Joseph Mckenzie to Samuel Staats Taylor
and Edwin Parsons, trustees Of the Cairo
City Property, dated September -, 1868. and
recorded In the recorders office, 10 and for
Alexander county In the state or Illinois, In
book y Of deed, on page lie. ETC., we, the
undersigned said trustees, will ON Friday.
the 9th day Of January next. A. ID. 1S73, ut
10 o'clock In the forenoon Of that day, under
and by virtue of the power OF sale contained
In said mortgage, sell at public auction TO the
highest bidder, for cash, ut the office build.
ing Of said trustees, corner Of Washington
avenue and Eighteen b street, In the city of
Cairo. In Alexander count and state of III.
moi, all the right, title and interest II said
Joseph Mckenzie or his assigns, H. and to lots
numbered Is. (fifteei,) 10 (.ixteen,) and II
(sevente ny In block numbered 2( VOL In
the Fourth addition to the said city Of Cairo,
according TO the recorded plat thereof, with
the appurtenan Sea, to satisfy the purposes
aud condition Of said mortgage
3 SCAAcS TAYLOR,
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
Dated cairo, Illinois. December ~, l>i2.
12,3ldtd,
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NOTICE.


IL hereby given that default having .jeen
made tor more than sixty days In the pay.
ment OF n portion OF the amount secured TO
lie paid by certain mortgage executed by
John 4. Taggait TO Samuel Staats Taylor and
Edwin ParsOns. trustees Of the Cairo City
Prop rty. dated Nov. IA, 1etN, and recorded
In the recorders Office, In 70 d ior.Alexauder
county, In the state Of Illinois. In hook r Of
deeds. on page 1,v2, etc., we, the undersigned
trustees, will n Friday, the 9th day OF Jan.
uary next, A. d. 1873, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon OF that day, under and by virtue Of
the power Of sale G .ntained In said mortgage.
sell ut pubic auction, TO the highest bidder,
for cash, at the ONCE bI;ii;sg Of said tr,,s.
tees. corner Of Washington avenue aud
III hteenth street, III the city Of Cairo, In
Alexander county AMI state Of Illinois, all
the right, title aud interest { said John y.
Taggart, or his assigns. In and u lots mum.
berrd 10 (nineteen,) 20 (twenty.) q (twenty.
one.) y (twenty.two.) - (twenty.thres y and
~ (twenty .fOur,l In block 5S (hity.eight,) In
the First Additio 10 the city Of Cairo, ac.
cor,ling to the recorded plat thereof, with
the app,.rtenan -es, to satisfy the purposes
aud condition of said mortgage.
8. STAAtS TAYt.OR,
EDWIN PARSONy,
Trustees OF the Cairo Lity Property.
Dated cairo, Illinois, December ~, 1872.
l2.3ldtd,
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.....-.-............s!! :seAs:{ ....,..-...---
N(vTIO0 80.
made iSf s;ers tksa sixis days 10 Dc PAY.
% amosn. q Secured 70 'f'S. s pail, = ~ Nc
certain mortgzgs executed By Frank Han.
ramp to samuel Stasts TaytOr anL z win
Parsons, truEtees Of tia Cairo Lily Properly.
dated March 10, 1884, aud recorded II tie
recOsdsgao-o Gee, ID end TOT Alexander
county. 10 the state Of :lllino,s, In Isouk L oi
deeds. on page o01. etc, we, the under
signed. raij trustees, win on Friday. the
2lth day Of January next. A. D. 1873. at 10
o'clock In the f0rcnopn OF that day, under
and by virtue II che power 81 sale contained
I'M aid mortgage, cell ~ public auction : the
hlyheAt bidder, fer ca>h, at TIE oeAce building
81 watd trslsteeu, corner Of Wellington ave.
ME and Eighteenth strcei, IN the city. Of
Cairo, In Alexander county and stats ef 1lll.
nois, oil the right, tite and interest Of sail
Frank Hsncamp, or his assiYus. In and ia
lot numbered 3 (three.) In block numbered
70 (f0rty,) In said city OF cairo, according Ia
the recorded plat thereof. with the appurte'
nanccs, g satisfy the purposes snd u0ndi.
ton Of said mortgage. LLy
EDWIN PARSONS,
Trustees Of the Cairo City Property.
Dated Cairo, Illinois, Decemb 30, 1874.
12-3ldtd.
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stokes.

Stoke, Who killed Fisk, and whose trial
cane 70 oloss in New York on Saturday
Lat, WAS convicted of murder In the a o.
ass'ss, and On Monday, the 9Th instant,
vas sentenced BY Judge Boardman to 10
hanged on Friday, the 2s.h day of Pebru.
AIRY next. The verdict and sentence
equally surprise she public, who have
come TO regard money - an almost certain
means Of escape, to IL possessors, from the
psaslty OF any violation. whethss light OF
hsgrani, Of the laws. Stokes guilt Of che
.aardss Of Tisk has bssa ~ accepted fact
and oil efforts Of bis counsel 10 prove 9TH
sfShs, have ty their very transparency
sarved oaiy 70 provoke ridiculs on {
ghastly subject, but 10 spite Of this mora
convictise, the. verdict ssd the sentanc,
are unexpected results Of . trial In which
ths people had Lost interest from . fore
goss conclusion that justice would b
vsssssd II - vsequsi eesnbas with Stokes
a6nsy. Hsy sss Tie esadsmnsd mar
~ 49, hesses sssksasd By The though
sft6 - p ~ ssllews. viii not lesser
~ gsassal rsssaasiss that . murderer 4
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The ILLINOIS LEGI5LATURE.
The twesiy.sighth general assembly OF
sis state Of lilinois, coLvenes today.
Gov. PAlass's vslsdicsory message ~ill be
laid b~ssss The Two houses 90 Thursday or
Ysiday. sad Gov. 0slssby viii take hi.
ssss On Mondsy, and deliver his inaugural
sddrsa. The state oiicials 70 30 insugur.
ated are Richard J. Oslesby, governor
john L. Beverage, lieutenant. governor t;
G,orgs n. Harlow, secrstsry Of
state; Charles z. Lippinco,s, auditor /,
Ilvard Ru,s, treasurer; J ,mss X. FL.
call, attorney general The senate mum.
b.n ahy.oas senators; the house, one
hindrsd and Shy.thrss representatives
There Is . Rspublicsn an.jori.y Of af.sen
IL the ssnats, and Of twenty. ave 10 the
house, which gives total on joint bsllo,
Of forty Republican nsjority. Among tbs
important business the joint legislature hss
before Il, 10 the election ofa United STATED
ssnstor to take the place Of Hon. Lyman
Trumbuli, whoss term expires on The
fourth Of next March. important ma,
tors pertaining 70 the commercial AND
other interests Of the state, will also come ~
during the session, which, u 10 expected
will continue about three months.
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WE have received the hsst number Of
the Obssrvsr published in Carbonate by
Rev Andrew Luce. M Luce purchased the
C,rboodals New Bra from John Barton,
and for reasons which be "details, changed
shssams Of the New Era 10 that Of tho
Observer under which aame Il will ap.
pear 10 future. In rather lengthy "in.
augural" NJ. Luce ssss forth the aims,
principles ssd plano of the Vtsssvsr!. In
p,litics, n We rightly understand, the pa
par 10 70 be Indepesdsnt Republican; that
IL, il upholds the party in what Il has done
IA the past, but mskss no promis'
10 do 90 IN The future, except
10 ssch msasuies ~ shall appear tc
the observer " b "tsue, pure and up
right" The paper makes IL arss issue in
hsadsoms typographical style and make
up. and will, thsrs 10 reason to believe
bseons paying institution.
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Axoso the rumoss gaining credit 10
Springfield and elsewhere 10 one that Gov,
OslssSy Il 70 b married The prs.sn,
month; II isass The Peoris Transcript
ssys that he intends 10 lead 70 the alter q
beautiful AMI accomplished isdy, which
msans. ws suppose, in plain words, that
the new governor Of Illinois is 20 b mar
risd.
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ras llliao6 Tpds Journal 10 The
name Of aew ,ndussrial and commercial
newspaper, published In Bloomington.
The paper is under able EDITORIAL manage
msst, Gad prssssss an stsractivs and sub.
s,ansisl appearance. !. ais vacancy 10
the journalism Of the state, and deserves N
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TAXEH. i072.

The tax books TOR the current year hav.
ing been placed In my hands, would re.
pcctfully calf the attention Of taxpayer 10
section l6S, Of the laws OF 1879, which pro.
vides that where partiss own personal prop
crty must 1rst I've des,rnined before the real
e,t,ts can be sid. IsHALL THEREFORE,
amer the FIRST DAY OF FEBRUARY
NEXT, commence TO drstrain for such taxei
In conformity with said section. Tax.pay
ers BY paying due regard 10 thu. notice vii
the subject IL imperative. The hooks ar
open ct my ONCE. Once hours nom
o'clock Q. n. 70 % o'clock p. m.
xLVx q. tKVlN, Collector.
Caiss, De-. u. ls73. d3w.
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TGs Chicago evening Journal classes
Ass. Nswssa Cssey The sqrars.tsd B'~'.
bon msabss a the legislature from this
ass>sica - . Republican. Anticipating
the Indignant dsaial Of Nessrs. bouton
and Potter, those peculiar guardians o.
psrs Dsmocscy 10 shis state, We protest
sgsiass she libel Of our Mound City friend
NJ. Casey 10 not . republican. He stand'
firmly BY the sime.honorsd and tims-worr
party Of jefferson; and neither Judg'
Orsss nor Judge A,lss 10 louder In pro
tsstation Of devotion to "principle" thar
NJ. Casey. EnE '