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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07
No. 4.

Whereas, The said August Bu-
low was elected on the 5th day of
December, 1876, (being the date
of the first meeting of the Police
Jury of which VIM. B. Ratliff was
President. af,er the first Monday of
December, lS76), as Secretary and
Treasurer aforesaid, his term of
Office beginning at that time and
ending at the day of first meeting
of the Police Jury after the first
Monday OF December, 1877.
Nosc therefore be 1T resosued, That
the said Bulow shall be paid by the
parish of Assumption for his servi-
ces and as his compensation as
Secretary and Treasurer aforesaid
at the rate of $1,000 90 per annum
for the time elapsing between the
5th day of December, 1876, to
the 18th day of May, 1877, ineln-
sive and at the rate of $500 90 per
annum for the time to elapse be-
tween the 18th day of May, 1877,
as to and inclusive of the day of
the first meeting of the Police Jury
after the first Monday of December,
1877, the date of the expiration
of the Office of said Bulow as Secre
ltary and Treasurer aforesaid.
Adopted.
| On motion of John Webre, duly
seconded.
Resolued, That the attention of
the parish Tax Collector be called
by the parish Treasurer to section
81 of the law passed at the extra
session of the Legislature of their
State, numbered Act So, the same
being the General Revenue law and
approved on the 30th of April, 1877,
land he is hereby instructed to en-
force the same.
| Adopted.
i A recess until 2 o'clock P. NJ.
was taken.
At 2 o'clock P. NJ, the Police
|, Jury met again, all members
present.
! Mr.. II. II. Carver having deelin-
ed to act as District Attorney pro
tenn, and there being no other NOM
ination made, w. B. Howell was
declared duly elected District At
J torney protein.
Mr.. w. B. Howell being informed
I of his election, refused to accept of
sfthe same.
On motion of VIM. B. Ratliff, du-
] ly seconded.
7 Resobed, That all claims of old
: date be referred to the District At
7 torney protein.
. Adopted.
! Two claims of Mr.. Durand were
rejected, also. claim of George
Drury for the sum of sI75 90, and
!, one for the sum of $500 90.
On motion of Moses r. Hite, du-
: ly seconded.
RESOLVED, That the claimer of the
e differ ent Road Inspectors be ap-
8 Adopted.
The Police Jury adjourned until
!. Monday, July 2d, 1877, being the
: day fixed by law tor Extra Session,
WM. w. PUGH,
. Prest. Police Jury
AUGUST BuLow,
+. Treasurer.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07

LIE Piomnier aceueillera ct inser-
rera avec plaisir les communica-
tions d'interet general qu'on lui
enverra. II prie meme ses amis ct
ses anciens contributors de ne pas
roublier ct de eentinuer, CONNIE
par lie passe, d le tenir au courant
de ce oui Sc passe dams leur voisi-
mage qui soft de nature Unforeseen
Ie public.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07
M. Hayes ct la reforIne du
Service Civil.

On q fait dernierement grand
brnit dune lettre de M. Hayes
sur la reforme dams le service ci.
vii. Nous avouons franchement
que nous ne comprenons pas Ia
port6e de ce document, ct 81
c'etait la que deyait Sc borner la
reforme, le nouveau President,
en- embouchant la trompette au
nom de cette r6forme, Sc serait
franchement moqu6 du peuple
american.
A quoi Sc bornent les idees
emises par lui A ceei il ne faut
plus que les places s'achetent,
|qu'elles deviennent Pobjet dun
marche; il ne faut plus que les
fonctionnaires deviennent de We
ritables agents detection; lis peu
vent sans doute exprimer leur
|opinion soft dams un journal, soft
dams un meeting quelconque,
mais VOLTA tout. FranchementI
celia nest pas serieux.
M. Hayes pretend sans doute
quill faut des honn6tes gems COM
me fonctionnaires, a la bonneI
heure; mais tout lie monde Sc pre-
tend honnete homme. Supposons
Ell I'm entrant en- fonctions; q
quoi lui seryira sa probit6 sill est
oblige de suivre les memes erre-
ments que ses devanciers, sill a
subj les memes teItations, sill
est soumis d un contr0le plus Sc
we're I Ce qui assure fhonnetete
Idu fonctioDnaire, c'est noins ST.
Iprobite native que les conditions
lqui lui sont imposees en- vue de
le METRE a i'abri de la tentation,
let le contr6le auqnel il est soumis
len vue de ne laiSser aucune de
ses faiblesses impunies. Les gou-
Ivernements savamment eonstl-
tues ont toujours pris mile sages
, precautions a Get egard. Aussl
Hes grands ,seandales Y sont-ils
j rares, car, lorsqu'il Sen produit
un, il sufit pour determiner la
r Iehute dun parti.
5 Chez nous, la faute est, nor
: aux hommes eux-m6lnes, mais
) aux Institutions, qui laissent al
4 fonctionnaire les coudees trol
franches, ct ne savent on ne veu
q Ilent le saisir sur le fait.
i CO quill taut done, c'est unt
surveillance exercee sur l'employt
: par lie gouvernement, ce SON
E mile precautions a prendre con
Z tre ses faiblesses possibles, c'es
n une foule de pratiques admins
e Itratives qui lie mettent dams |;
), neeessite de ne jamais Sc departi
s de la vote droite sous peine d'ul
8 chatiment severe on de la pert
q Immediate de sa place; c'est sur
II tout de lie faire TRAVELLER dan
: des conditions telles quill ait in
# t6ret a roster honn6te, au lieu d
s trouver, CONNIE actuellement, u
profit reel a etre malhonn6te.
10 Il nest pas possible que N
Ie Hayes n'ait pas d'autres id6es e
i tete que celles quill q exprimee
. dams sa lettre. II ny a pas
10 leIl'ombre dune reforme. II eu
IS mieux valu pour lui ne rien prt
In METRE que de sen tenir la, ct d
ne pas prendre les measures NJ
). cessaires pour reprimerj justemer
ce quill veut empecher.
Nous l'attendons done d i'Gl
vre, pour savoir sill J a en- Il
une etoffe serieuse, ct sill est CT
pable d'operer les reforInes q
r. pourraient excuser la faussete Z
=; sa situation ct lui faire pardol
ct ner son usurpation.
as ---.-4-ap-%s----
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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07

Ia pln pendant deux bonnes
heures, le 4 juliet, dams cette
paroisse ct dams les paroisses
Iy0isines.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07
A la sortie de l'Opera !:

A la sortie de l'Opera:
-Crois-tu quill y ait r6ellement
un roi de Lahore !?
-Ce nest pas invraisembla-
BILE.
-Est-ce que ce nom Sc trouve
sur la carte, settlement /?
-Mais non l.. Tu sails bien que
Lahore est une chimere.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07
j.. .vERGNoLE,

65. Rue Decatur..........-.65
Importateur de
Wins, cognac, Liqueurs, Fruits a FEau-de-
Vie, Vermouth, Huile, Sardines,
Absinthe.
seul agent pour lie Sud ct rOuest de w.
H. CUB & CO., Gognac de la eelebre
marqae des wins de A. SELLER d CO.,
Bordeaux, CHAUVET Fills. Tn assorti-
ment general de liqueurs du pays.
BITTER DES ARABES,
superieur tout autre,
Les preprietes toniques, stimulates ct
|digestives de G.. bitter. agissent sur
systeme nerveux ct en- font-une boisson
extre mement agreeable OF bienfaisante.
Comme aperitif Ie BITTER DES ARABES
fait lie plus grand bien aux estomaes
fables ct defeats ct combat effieaeement
la dyspepsia.
Proprietaire, Nlle-orleah
I
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1877-07-07

-Tu sails la nouvelle? Kars
est pris.
-Fichtre Alors la tour de
Constantinople va venir.
-Pourquoi Ga
-Parce que c'est la que le sui
tan son serail... ct qu'on prend
toujours Kars avant s6rGst!
Un bon mot de Cham du Cha
riUari, pour finir.
AJAX courses de haies, chevaux
let jockeys roulent dams la pous
|siere:
-Allons, bon! dit Gravoche
tons par terre. lis won't Sc prendre
pour des pr6fets.
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THE FAIR.-0n Tuesday, Wednesday and
Thursday of next week, the first annual Fair
of the Delaware Valley Farmers and Mechan-
les Agricultural Society will be held, near
this city. For some time we had fears that it
would not prove success, owing to the APP
parent lack of energy on the part of the man.
ayers, but recently they have shown deter
mination to vigorously push the undertaking,
and there is now every reason to expect fine
display and large attendance. At the sale
of refleshment stands, last week, high prices
were paid by persons from abroad, and this
shows that they have expectations of large
turnout while the information from various
quarters is to the effect that large number
of exhibitors will take part--not only in the
trotting department, flor which, as generally
conducted, we have no commendation), but in
the machinery, agricultural and live stock di-
visions. Our town is finely located for such
an exhibition, at the junction of two rail-
roads only a comparatively short distance
from several large towns, and easy of access
at almost all hours of the day.
A proper care in preventing the exhibition
from dwindling into mere horse trot, de-
termination to prevent the sale of all intoxi-
eating drinks and the prohibition of all ques-
tionable shows in and about the grounds, will
have much to do with the future prosperity Of
the Fair.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Murder Will Out

A few years ago August Flower " was
discovered to be certain cure for Dyspepsia
and Liver omplaint, q few thin Dyspeptics
made known to their friends how easily and
quickly they had been cured by It's use. The
great merits of GREENS AUGUST FLOWER
became heralded through the country by one
suffer to another until, without advertising,
its sale has become immense. Druggists In
EVERY OWN inthe Uni ted States are sell
ing it. No person suffering with Sour
Stomach, Sick Headache, ostiveness, Palpi-
tation of the Heart, indigestion, low spirits,
ETC., can take three doses without relief. Go
TO your Druggists, Schamalia, or Anderson,
of this city, or Wolverton Of New Hope,
and get bottle for rs cents and try it. Sam
pie bottles 10 cents.
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"ThE PnooF or THE PuDDrN6 IS IN THE
EATING There are scores of amDertville
people who never visit Trenton without going
to Hills Dining Room, at 43 Greene street,
for dinner or lunch It is one Of the most at
tractive places in the city, and those Who go
there once invariably patronize it again. Hills
ice cream bears high reputation for purity
and favor, and during the Summer season
frequently reaches a sale of q thousand plates
a day. All the cake and ice cream and a pof-
tion of the confectionery which is sold here is
prepared on the premises. Fifty thousand
eggs are annually consumed in the manufac-
tnre of cake alone. Mr.. Hill makes a special
ty of furnishing weddings and parties, and
has facilities for furnishing everything in the
most complete and tasty manner. July %.
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H. G. sCUDDER's
SPECIAL ATTRA0TI0Nsi

6L@ECidL dIIHAC1IONiSI4 ai
just opened for this weeks trade, at good
cash value
The Popular Novelties in fine and medium
grades of New Gress Goods.
LADIES' SUITS i,
neatly made and handsomely trimmed, from
$500 to $500 per suit.
Dolmans, from So 90 to $1,000.
Ladies' Linen Busters, at $500, $500 and
$500.
Black Llama Lace Jackets and Points.
Shawls and Skirts
Black Grenadines and Hernanies, from 25c.
to $1.25 per yard.
An elegant line Of New Lawns, Percales and
Cretonnes, with and without borders.
Black Gros Grain Silks, at 700, 90c., $1.00
81. 25 and $3.50 per yard.
Elegant New Fancy Silks, at &c.. 75c.,
SIZE, and $t.00. .s3afs
Best value that can possibly be Offered in
rich eros Grain BLACK SILKS, at $1,75, $2. 90,
g.. % and $3.50. 0
Black Henrietta Cloths, silk wrap, at 81 .25,
81 80 and 81 .75.
Pongees and Japanese Silks.
Dress Linens and Travelling Suitings
A large stock Of
NEW MOURNING DRESS GOODS.
Bargains in cheap Dress Goods, at 10c.,
12ic, &c.,. 18c. and 25c.
100 dozen Brown and Blue Mixed Half
Hose, at &c. and Sc. per pair
200 dozen Ladies' and Chidren's Hosiery
cheaper than have ever seen them sold be-
fore.
Ladies', Gents and Childrer's SuMnfER
MERINo UNDERWEAR, at 25c, 31c, 374c.,
50c. 62tc. and Zoe
New Patterns in Carpets and Mattings.
Whole cases Of Double-width Bleached
Sheetings, one of the best makes in the
market. Regular 37lc. quality at only Csc.
for p yds. wide; and only 25c. for 24 yds.
wide ditto. .
Cases of White Bed Spreads and Counter
panes, at only 81 90 and $1.25.
Fruit of the Loom Bleached Muslin, only
04c.
No better bargains in Dry Goods have ever
been offered in the city Of Trenton, than / am
rendering to the public at this time.
M II. G.. SoUDDER's,
No. As Greene Street, Trenton, N.
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Now is the time to buy Singer Sewing
Machine. They are sold at $50. Lower than
any other first class machine. For sale at
Schulhaus', s. E. corner Church and Union
streets.
The Pound packages will be sold at auc-
ton during the evening, and will cause much
amusement. 8 Pound Sociable," Holcombe
Hall, September 9th.
BY every consideration of profit and pro-
priety the blood should be kept absolutely
pure by using DR.. Bulls Blood Mixture.
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On the 10Th of sentember the West New
rosaa,, pant;st associat;on comnnsed of
ai,nmt oan Observation-Disclosures will meet in tha
pant;st Cbnrah IN Wnodburv and cont;nne
~ " SESSION two davs
"A good domestic Sulphur bath can be in
stantly prepared by taking cake of HLENNs
SULPHUR SOAP into the bath tub Such an
expedient will, to use slang phrase, +" knock
the spots off T" any victim of cutaneous blem-
ishes. ooiu Dy an DrusgissS 20 oeh's.
Hills Hair q Whlsker Dye, black or brown,
30 cents. Aug. 20 4w.
DEATH OF EA-IhAN9LlL N,a. re- Eel,
Inc Veneraoe e3-c'ialceiiol oiss1l p la,s'eu
ded on wednesday inoininS VI iaep "een az
his late residence III Lyons arm, III aseu eighty
nVe years; nc mas JON ~ "a an M
graduated from irihceS1u opIieSo - ~ ~
thenbega tne STUDY OF Jaw, i'nu was ene ntss
Cnancelior OF new Jersey unuer si oca new ool-
stltutioh' serving lrph 1ono y looSs nasins
been succeeded ny nlf. W plsson N ~ n'any
years nc pfaceiceu nlo =. -
oD low yoals ~, oM o ~ h,se I -
gave up .ne acs'y9 wo.h, op, Is, 4sa.,s ~
tion Of Job. and had been giving Sunday az
terpoou readings on the subject for some time
in Elizabeth. He was an active Wing, and
in early DAYS the associate of the late Chief
Justice Hornblower, VIM. Stevens, Gen.
Ward. Joseph Holingsworth, and other prom
inent politicians Of that day. OF late years
he had sympathized with the Democracy, but
was recently an enthusiastic Greeubacler
and one of the speakers at their late conyen-
tion'
Ladies cioaks, ooats' ana Dresses' cu
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Estimated east oe Water for r,or,ost;c p,,r
noses and Extincn;sh;ne If F,res
mile Of in nine 90 t ok ts ~ sao 60 ssn
9 q q q 4 ia {. i. v 20 o90
49,
Totals.. SO. $40
Difference in cost Of n;na - 400
Add for addition to reservo;, 5 ooo
|, "a - ~ 49,. -. -
[ Total eost Il 3 "a 400
At present rate of intercst the eitv woula
pay to the Water Company $si4 80 per annum
as rental ON the above. II must be noticed
sIas ene o1sy pues an oV nIs Plugs ae once,
annual cost to the nitv wonld be- as follows
Rental, as above, per annum ...... $3143O
So nre plugs 8 500, $500, interest
r. e"s 4. 4, iYo.oV
Total cost to CITY. Der annum s419 so
Therefore. your Committee would recon-
mend the passage Of the following resolution
!, Be e,i i hssQtped, py the Common Council OF
t to IVY Z. IAN ocIssll'e, .nae me commit
appointed by the, Directors ~ tIa Tansherf.
vile Water Co, be authorized to enter into
consracs WIN sne SAD Lam m Water 70
e. ~ - = 80
Of ton wears. At Gle annual cost 81 three hun
dred and flfty dollars, the City to be at the ex-
pense Of furnishing the fire plugs and to keep
os1 S't,e y ,ep aa = masn sno ps,s,sgs
fire plugs to the number. Of thirty. f80l or any
less number, as the City may deem expedient.
Jos. H. BoozER,
HOLMES d. ELY,
LEWIS = NICE,
Ar, r. n M, .a ~. A. .ss,,ss. &,
rsca;vaa' ~ as.;a. ~ Az rs.., -
n,ovad ana t,o; 49,, !, ,;,.,s a,,ss.ad
Aoread - = = y -
n M 49,, ~ Vs. $780,. s.a.;na
+hat .o T,,,,,,>a,,, ~.
s;t;ons a..s nassad - - 49, -
Mr. smith moved tho 10, ors narta;,,no -
~. W.. 90. .,r..'-,.fSsr $500,
aoa;n 70 tbo snoo;al ror,,,,tto,. sar ,la ,,,r.
nasa of 1o,a;,., o,,,,.,,ar .1.,s,..., .,;.,. a.
20 -, =. "''o',,oi eo''ao'oi'oo "'s'i '"e
hanoefsViiie wafer Company.
Agreed to.
The statement required OF the Clerk. in re-
fera,co 10 hin asa;ns4 nj. ca.,,os NJ, f,r
~
grading ana hlllng IN on properly on swan
street, east of Franklin, was presented,
amount of bill. after allowing for deductions.
COX 90 sex
-
Mr. boozer moved the matter DO referred
to the Finance Committee, to be collected If
practicable.
A,raod 20
s'o0o We
Also, q statement required OF the CLERK, IN
reference to old bills due the City, was pre-
sented. amounting in all to $10a3. 55A.
~, ot;,,. soss,.,,a.4 ta az ,s;,,a,,aa
'1'''vn' ..,oi.e1 " suo 1l,''oe ''''-
mlttee, 10 90 eoiiectedlt practioabie.
Also a statement from the ierk, IN mat
ters pertaining to his account with the late
CITY treasurer.
On motion OF Mr., Boozer' the report was
referred 70 the FINANCE COMMITTEE, with IN
StructionS to have the matter properly adjust
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-12tct. DeIains, at R.H. Van Horns. s. 5,

-12act. Delains, at R. H Van Horns $. 5.
Go. O, Of this city, will attendd service in
St Andrews church next Sunday morning.
Services in St. Andrews Church, in this
city, will hereafter commence at u o'clock
on Sunday evenings.
Van Horn has received one case Of 1000
yards Standard fast-coior Prints, TO be sold at
5 and 6lcts SIS.
See adv. of sale Of Cattle, &C., on fair
grounds This Is anew feature, and deserves
attention.
Before the meeting Of the Reform Club,
on next Friday evening, the new brass band,
Of this city, win play some choice pieces out
side the Hail. on Coryell street.
White Shirts, good quality, Linen Bos-
oms, 75cts Wamsutta, LOO at Van Horns.
About one hundred hands are now en-
ployed on the water works, in this city. -
Work is being pushed forward. The laborers
are now removing from the bottom of the dam
a depth of about five or six feet Of mud.
Canton Flannels, extremely low, very
good, 81, and 1Octs, at Van Horns. s.5.
The new brass band, of this city, is now
efficiently organized, and prepared to furnish
good music. They meet ON Friday evenings
for the purpose of practicing. All who have
listened to music rendered by them are pleas
ed with their playing
Mr.. Joseph Smith has disposed of his fine
lot, on cornerof Delaware Avenue and George
Streets to Holmes d. Ely. and takes from Mr..
Ely the house and lot ON Jefferson street. now
occupied by Mr.. Ely. So another house may
be expected to go up very soon. Who says
times are dull in Lambertville?
Van Horn has just received an excellent
lot of Kid Gloves, price, 55cts. party colors,
75c. and 81. $50.
We are under obligations to the New Jer-
sey Centennial Commissioners for copy of
their Report on the Centennial Exhibition.
1t is voluminous but not redundant, and is a
very interesting exhibit of New Jerseys
share (and no small one either in the Great
Exhibition. The only improvement we would
suggest to it is that it should have been
bound in stiff covers so as to save us that ne
cessity, for SO valuable work deserves pres
ervation. BY it we learn that New Jersey
contributed 56a per cent. of all the individual
and State subscriptions excepting Pennsylva-
MIA and New York, and our State originated
the idea of State Buildings and State days at
the exhibition BY it, it also appears that
Lambertville was represented in the machin-
cry department by exhibits of Mr. VIM John
son, in the Geological Department by exhib-
its from the Goat Hill Quarries in the Edu-
cational Department by various specimens of
work from our Public Schools, and from the
Select School - and in the Poultry Depart
ment by exhibits of John Lair. There may
have been others, but if so we have failed to
notice them. Outside of these, the exhibits
Of the various schools and of specimens of
ores from mines, in the upper part of this
county, were about all that came from Hun
terdon.
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LrsT OF LETTERS REMAfrfNe UscALLED
ron AT THE LAmBERTv1LLE, IN. J.) PosT
OFFICE, F0 so DAYS, SEPT. /, 1877:
John E. Royal.
CLARK PIERsoN. P. NJ.
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Mount Airy. N. j. Sent. 4th. Is

The Annual School Meeting of District No.
105, Mt. Airy, was held last evening G. Jack
in the chair, and F. s. Holcombe, Secretary.
The district, financially and otherwise, is in
very healthy condition.
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JOHN LILLY.

ATTORNEY AMID
COUNSEL OR "A T-L-AW/ll
Isl SOLICITOR,
MASTER AND EXAMINER IN. cfIANcEfY. SUI
PUBLIC e3Ess's F777ls III 49,
Aug. %, 1877 70 f L. 1beass S,se ~ +
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In Chancery of New JERSEY.

RI o JACOB HAM. Defendants
By virtue of an order OF the Court of Chanceny Of
New Jersey made on tho day OF the date hereof In Il
cause wherein Josephine hmm Is petitioner and yon
are deiendant you are required % appear and plead
answer or dcr 70 the petition Of the said petitioner
on Or before the nyscventh day Of September next
or the said petition win be taken confessed against
you. 2 ''sFsD
The said petition Is fled against you for divorce
from the bond OF matrimony sssE
ClIAS. a. SlSILLsfAN,
4 solicitor Of petitioner
beted july ~, lbIf.ra. SIT. LambertYilie, Nj.
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THIRD INSTALLMENT.

NTorICE is hereby given TO the subscribers to the
In Capital Stock OF the Delaware Valley. Farmers
and Mechanics Agricultural Society that the Third In
stalment Of Five Dollars each shareof said stock viii
be required to be paid Immediately The money will be
received by the undersigned, and ID to DO hoped that
prompt response viii be inado to this notice.
J. HAYHURsT Treasurer.
Aug Sth, 1877. fg
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ooMs1oN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. MErrrNa-

r,o,r,.,>- f,o.s y,..<..s 49,
SoMMoN oouNcii--nEeoLAh mEETiNd-
lSsDfey,bey & 1877 -Prasent-Arnett Rayron
- 'S.'''. :, -o's. ao'oa's -A.Aoo', De11 oi'
BOozer, I'll. b, Ely H. ID. Elv president !.
unnt p;oa T..as,s o;...,, 80. c.,
Absent ct roll call--A r,,ett Roozer TT n Elv
Minutes of previous meetings, August 9th,
ood ~ or.h -,
A petition stoned bv ave citizens was ore-
so,,tas r,s,,,,o;1 = 49, ~ $500. !.
"'N1A.s Soune'a " n@so 'no oone' as
the intersection OF Grants Alley aud Wash
,x. Ga. .a...s u 81 49, A.. II
'ukton pt1eSe kcpdAteu ApiMeuiAeeiys 40 lhey
mltsee.
Agreed to.
The Finance Comm;ftea nresenfed the
- - e 81 !. S =
lreaSurer,S report for August.
- os'eP'~ >',-A'A.s .S''>'' ~
cepteu anu oruereu hied.
ABSTRACT AS Fofrovs. A+
,vcr,,rs -
kNckifrs'
II y Kitchen, Taxes, $500 90
Bounty 50 IS
wv w
AoN2SirAA oND-AhSHirAS'
Redemption OF Properties
sold by Tax Receiver
for taxes, April 1877, s77ss
buiiaing PERMITS, 90
II. b. Kitchen taxes as
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HGE-sA Statement.

IF any ,of my many patrans Iii Iambartyille should
need ice ut any hour Of the day, they viii 10 waited
upon by Joseph sesvis q his store, Of Union
ana fridge wherca quantity q ice will be kent at ali
May II, is77im 81 - ? ''-''oAe.
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