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RECORDERS OPTICS.

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One hundred and Iour instruments were
filed during the week ending Aug. 9Th,
of which iity.one were deeds and twenty
mortgages.
The total of deeds Of 81, 900 or over, was
81 ,633 600, and Of mortgages Of like i'm
porlance S200OO. Thus the deeds overbsl'
anos the mortgages 81 Gl3 600,
The most i'm portant deed filed was that OF
the Northern Illinois X y Co TO the Chicago
| & North Western R'y Co. II is dated June
| 7. and conveys toe Northern Illinois Railway
extending from Belvidere, Boone Co., to tp.
| l6, IN Bureau Co, with its franchise, rolling
stock, roadbed, switches. depots, etc, for u
consideration of 81 900 600. The North.
western gives its bonds for the amount, pay.
able in 1899.
Michael Babisch TO Jeremiah A H0rtney,
lot I, in block |, old town Of Peru 81 900.
Margery NJ Baird to James Wood, lot in
blk so, venir Coal Co. Ad 10 Streator, S2,v
900
Peter Noel to John Adams, NJ Of nwq OF
sec l8 Richland, S5,056.
Nathaniel and David Moore trustees TO
Andrew X Van Skiver, lots 4, 7, and 10 in
blk 4; 8, Z, 8. 0, 10, II, II, 10. IA, 10, 1911
Is, 83 and "a In blk 6; lots 2, 8. Z, 9. IL, 10.
Ia, 10, II, 20, 81, "a. rs, 81. 3S and 30 in
blk 7; lots l, 2, 8 and in blk 8; and mum.
Der Of lots in blk from nine to fifteen
inclusive in Moore & Plumb's al to Streator,
consideration $lQ,06O.
Ella J Bartels to E X Fogg lots 4 and b
in blk Q r. r. I'D to Ottawa. S,O626O.
Susanna Nelson 70 J Larson Frydendal,
sen neo sec 35 swa nwu neo sec. 3d. and
6 a lot Is nwq Sec 35 Earlvills $500 and
$500
Caleb N Hartford to ] N Poundstone, lots
Q ~, IL l2 In blk 2, and out lot in Pound
stones sd to Cram Ridge, $4,000.
James Hanna to Michael Michael @ Lum.
burn, nh SEQ sec 80, 81, 700.
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Teashers' Institute.

The teachers institute, which has been
in session for the past two weeks, closes al
noon to day. The attendance at the outset
was but little over one hundred, but as the
days advanced. q greater number were
added and the register at the beginning o.
this week had accommodated two hundred
and sixty three names.
The studies taken up embraced reading
grammar, penmanship, geography, srithme
tic, history, philosophy and spelling, oil tina
appeared to DO important IS things to b.
taught in public schools.
Prof. Cotton, Larkin, and jenkins, anc
Misses Hughes and Moloney, constituted thu
corps Of instructors and teachers, ant
although last week was very poor one fo1
the institute on account Of the intense heat
the teachers made up for it this week il
good solid work.
On Thursday evening, Prof. Edwards
state superintendent Of schools, delivered
lecture in the chapel which was well attend
ed IN
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DUNCAN. o,coNoR g. GILBERT,


CTATE OF ILLINOIS, LA SALE CouNTY-ss.
y In me circuit COlrt. To October Term. A. D 1883.
Patrick A. ODOnneli ps. Winefred J. Byrne, william
Francis Byrne, Michael ByrHe The La sale Priests OF
the Congregation OF the Mission OF La Salle The IN
known Heirs of Francis Harrison, deceased, and The
Unknown Heirs of Mary Ann Harrison, deceasd.-In
ChdHcetp.
Affidavit of ron-residence of The Unknown Heirs OF
Francis Harrison, deceased, and The Unknown Heirs
of Mary Ann Harrison, deceased impeaded with the
above defendants having been filed in the CLERKS once
of the Circuit Court of said county, notice is therefore
hereby gwen to the said nonresident defendants that
the planant ed his bill of complaint IN sald court
on the chancery side thereof on the 10Th day or july
1888. and that thereupon summons Issued out OF sad
court wherein said suit Is now pending retunaOe on
the second Monday in the month OF October, A. D.
1893. as is by law REQUIRED.
Now, unless you, the said nonresident defendants
above named Shall personally be and appear before
said Circuit Court the first day OF the next term
thereof TO be holden at Ottawa. In and for the said
county on the second Monday IN October, A. 1898 and
plead answer or demur 10 the said comp ahants bill
of complaint, the and matters ana Things therein
charged and stated will be taken rs confessed, and 9
decree entered against you according to the prayer OF
said bill, WILLIAM w. TAYLOR, CLERK.
Ottawa. Illinois. July 10th, 1898.
DUNCAN, UCoNoR h GILBERT. Comptss olrs. Nv
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Read the following: MIR. C, II. Morris
Newark, Ark, says: "Was down with Alb
scess of Lungs, and friends and physicians
pronounced me an Incurable Consumptive
Began taking DR.. Kings New Discovery fol
Consumption, am now on my third bottle
and able to oversee the work on my farm
1t is the finest medicine ever made"
Jesse Middlewart, Decatur, Ohio, writes
lad it not been tor DR.. Kings New Dis
covery | would have died of Lung Troubles
Was given up by doctors. Am now in bes
OF health" Try it. Sample bottle free a
d. Lorriauxs Drug Store.
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COUNTY NEWS.
Manlius NJ essages.


Mr.. William Bursk and sister Ella, o
Streator, are visiting with MIR. l.. +. Peddi
cord.
The Clinton b. Fisk club "busted up
last Saturday night They haven't decided
vet which rank to fall into, Their number
were 50 few that they won't enlarge either
Miss Cora Stebbins, of Marseilles, and
Miss Emma Rood, of Chicago, called on
several of their young friends Sunday
afternoon.
A Quaker meeting will be held at the
Loring school house sunday, August H.
at 10 o'clock, a III. Their regular meetings
will begin at 3 p. m. Sunday school at p
IN. =
We would like 10 know where the B. &
y. Co., the correspondent OF the Marseilles
Neps get all their news from.
Very few of the farmers attended the
races last week.
No wonder the Marseilles and Miller
reporters get their items 10 the Marseilles
Neos. Every doctor furnishes them every
thing 1t dosen't cost them anything To
write. They can afford to send In every
week.
We wonder what makes Jake Sampson
and Arthur Latimer drive southwark every
Sunday afternoon.
Misses Garry Lindel and Bertha Long
were the guests Of Miss Cora States last
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Atkins, of Streator, are
visiting friends and relatives In Manlius.
Last Tuesday afternoon as Mr.. Amos
Lawrence was going to town (Marseilles)
was taken very sick with terrible pain In
the breast, but Is now on the way to better
health RUNNER BOY.
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GRIaGS & ALLEN.

AttOf7ieVS az Ldtr. . ~ ~,
A DMINISTRATORS SALE or REAL EsTAl i...
N BY virtue Of an order and decree OF the Probate
Court of La Sale county, Illinois, made on the petition
OF the undersigned John II. HOFFMAN. Admnisrstor OF
the Estate Of John B. Hoffman, deceased Tor esye 70
A. d. 1885, OF said court wit the sixteenttdsy OF
July 1885, shall Thursday. the 2Sd day OF August
next between the hours of ten O'Clock In the renoon
and four o'clock In the afternoon of said day 20 W.T. al
the hour of O'Clock p. NJ, sell at public SIZE; al the
estate described follows, 10 wit: Lot one IN the
subdivision OF the south half Of section t@nty'four
OF the Chicago Burlington and Quincy Railrtd. all in
township thirty 1859 north. range one st OF the
third prncipal meridian, containing ninet two and
any one.hundredths (sl q 5l0o) acres moe or less
situated in La Sale county Illinois. Said land VIII be
sold free and clear Ct all liens and enCumbances in
Guiding dover Homestead. taxes and mortsge, on the
following TERMS to wit: Cash. -
~ JOHN r. HOFFMAN,
Administrator of the Estat OF John B
tulv2i-Av HofYmaA. deceased.
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Electric Ritters.

This remedy is becoming so we'll known
and so popular Is to need no special mention
All who have used Electric Bitters sing thu
Same song Of praise.--A purer medicine doe'
not exist, and il is guaranteed to do oil thai
is claimed Electric Bitters will cure al
diseases Of the Liver and Kidneys, will re-
move Pimples, Boils, Salt Rhsum and Other
affections caused by impure blood. viii
drive Malaria from the system and proven,
as we'll as cure all Malsrial fevers.--FoI
cure Of Headache, Constipation and lndi-
gestion try Electric Bit,ers.-Entire salts
faction guaranteed or money refunded
Price 90 cts. and $l.O0 per bottle at d
Lorriaux's Drug Store.
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Galloway Items.

The long, tedious Job of cutting Is owe
and threshing has commenced. JON
Lock started up his machine this week.
We learn that our old friends an
neighbors, DIR. Elder and fam ly, lef
Streator last week for Wichita, Kansas
where the expect to reside In future. w
wish them success In their new home.
John Linder's meat wagon appears will
regularity. We appreciate having thu
butcher come right to our doors.
Frank Trumbo and sister spent Sunda.
at Galloway, returning to their home, nea
Ottawa, on Monday afternoon.
Geo. g. Gunther and daughter, Daisy
are spending the week In Chicago. They
expect TO return ON Saturday. accompanied
by Mr.. G.'s sister, Miss Clara Gunther.
Master Byron SkidmOre returned to hi
home In Morris last week.
We are pleased to report TINT Mrs. VIM
Fetzer is improving, after nearly month";
Illness. Mr.. Fetzer, whose foot was badly
bruised by falling machine, which he
was taking apart and putting away, Is also
better, and can now walk without his
cane.
Miss Emma Colwell spent sunday with
Miss Florence Briggs.
On account Of 80 much sickness In the
neighborhood our Sunday school has grown
quite small this summer. We hope t
have q better attendance AZ the weather
grows cooler.
VIII Patterson went TO Streator Thurs.
: day TO attend the races.
Mrs Arthur and Mrs. Elmer Elliot
spent Friday with friends at Tonica.
Mrs. Gueuther picked blackberrles al
Ransom Builock's on Wednesday.
Arthur Elliott Is suffering with very
painful feilon on the thumb Of his righ
hand.
Uncle Pster Lock. after an illness OF
several weeks, passed away on Thursday
last at the age of II years. He leaves ,
widow aud large circle Of friends tO
mourn his loss. On saturday morning the
remains were taken to the Lutheran
church, where funeral services were held
and aftefward placed la the cemetery ad
joing the church for their final long rest.
Fred Woodward Is threshing near Crane
Ridge.
WIN Hoffman, Anton Elwart and Johr
Carter passed by on Thursday on their way
to the races
A shower of rain would do lots of good
Although corn Is doing finely, pastures art
drying up some.
Miss Emily Robins, of Streator, is ex
pected at Galloway next week to remain
until school re-opens In September.
Miss Lizzie Patterson spent four days
the first of the week, with Mrs Waite
Newport.
Mrs. NJ, Paterson Is visiting will
friends In Farm Ridge.
Miss Adams. who has been staying a
Mrs Guenthers for the last two weeks, |
now at Mrs Hoffman's. She will return t
her home In Lostant on Saturday, and Oh
Monday will go TO Ottawa to attend the Ii
stitute, now In session az that place.
If you want campaign pictures cheap
leave orders at the post office.
g. O. Long is attending the teachers
institute at Ottawa. y.
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The Burlington Route &C., b. e. @. X. r.
will sell from principal stations on It's lines
on Tuesdays, Aug. 21st, Sept. lth and 25th,
and Oct 9th and Odd, Harvest Excursion
Tickets at Half Rates to the Farming Re-
gions of the West, Southwest and North
west. For tickets and further Information
concerning these excursions call on your
nearest G., b. u @. Ticket Agent, or ad-
dress p s. Eustis, Gen'l Pass. and Ticket
Agent, Chicago.
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THE COURTS.
Circuit Court,

The court met on Monday morning and
immediately adjourned until the Monday
following.
Judge Blanchard, who will open court on
the rrst day Of the October term has issued
the following order; "On this aay ordered
that the hearing calendar Of the Chancery
docket be set for the first day of the next
October term Of the court, and that the frst
five weeks OF said term be devoted TO the
hearing Of the Chancery cases, the trial OF
law cases wherein jury has been or may
be waived, and the settlement of issues in
law and Chsncery cases. Further ordered
that panel Of grand jurors be summoned to
appear on the first day OF said term, also
four panels of petit jurors for said term,
summoned as provided by law, the first pan
q for Nov. r."
New Cases.--lIarriet Z Chaplaine has
filed bill for divorce from her husband
VIM. Chaplaine. Abner Lsughlin " W +
Keller, bill to perform contract. RF Dyer
vs Thomas Zellers, attachment. Mary II Fiske
q al. vs. VIM. Hill ct al. partition. james
Wilson vs E Harr. appeal. Eliza V Swift VI
Christian Hartenbouer, chancery.
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J. B. RICE,

Attorney at Lar.
CTA,rE OF ILLINOIS, LA SALE CouN
y TY-ss. In the Circuit Court, 10 October Iem' A.
Mary isabella Ferguson es Fred. J. Ferguson-In
Chdncerg. r., r,-,rson
having been filed in the clerks Office OF the Circuit
Court of said county. notice is therefore hereby gwen
To the said non resident defendant that the complain
ant aled her bill OF complaint In said court on sne
chsncery side thereof on the 9th day or July Ioss
wherein said suit is now pending. returnable on tne
second Monday in the month OF October A. D. 1885, ~
Now. unless you. the said nonresident defsndsns
above named. shall personally be and appeS, epn
said Circuit Court on the first day OF the next Er
thereof TO be holden OTTAWA in and Tor tue Ss
county on the second Monday In OcioOer, a. IN
and Mead answer or demur to the said
hill ~ COMPLAINT the and the matters anu tnnss
therein charged ard stated will be taken ss go
nrsver Of sad bill WILLIAM w. TAYLOR, CLERK.
Ottawa Illinois, July 9th, 1853 ,,,.oe -
4 COmplt's SOlr. !u.l
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DUNCAN, o'coNoR e. GILBERT,

HIUTWeyy NJ LUW.
EINAL Sk"CrLk;M II: NT.--EsTATE OF
THOMAS COLLINS, DRCEAsED.-N Notice Is hereby
given all persons Interested In said estate, that the
undersigned Executors of the last will and testament
of said Thomas collins deceased, will appear before
the Probate Court of the county OF La Sale and
In said county, Monday. the auth day OF August,
A D. 1885, for the purpose OF rendering an account OF
their proceedings In the administration OF said estate
for the final settlement.
Dated at Ottawa. this 18th day OF July, 1888.
JOHN COFFEl,
TERRANCE CULLEN.
ATTEST: HRSBY HELMIG, Executors:
Clerk Probate Court, La Sale Co. III. juy2l-3w
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All those who had no opportunity Of re-
turning their torches on Thursday evening,
will kindly leave them at Democratic
Headquarters and oblige the Cleveland
Club.
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Marietta Druitt appointed executors accord.
ing to the provision Of the will.
In the County Offices.

Licens to marry has been issued to VIM
Colling and Caroline Brakeman; A X Moore
Catherine NJ Klinefelter; Richard Young
Lettis Boutwell,; Thos. Bridewell, Alicke
Dickerson.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1888-08-11

Two Illinois lsborers were killed In a
mine at Wenona last week. They were
caught In fall Of rock.
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Probate Court.

Pstaons--for appointment ola conserva.
Tor over John Kilwer, distracted person, Cy-
rus " Pomeroy having resigned. For leave
to sell real estate in guardianship Of Mary
Reed and estate Of Kienan Moddock.
Final Settlement--ln guardianship Of Geo.
kennedy and Margaret 0'Brien, Maurice
Fitzgerald and Isaac Gage.
Miselldnsous--The will Of John Druitt was
admitted TO probate, and Joseph Msgsthn and
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DE- HAVEN
B. F. LINCOLN,
(Aatipee rec0i 4. 2:S.l

Attorney az LdT.
CTATE OF ILLINOIS. La SALLR CoUNTY-ss, In
- the Circuit Court 10 the October Term, 1883
GeorgeJ. Herrick rs. Ellen Eugenia Smith, Isabella
Walsh, Lawrence +, Walsh Annie Walsh. Margaret
Walsh, Patrick walsh, Martin Walsh, Margaret Thyme
Johanna Sheehan and j. NJ. Elder, Executor OF the
last will and testament of Thomas L. Walsh. deceased.
In Chdncery
Affidavit OF nonresdence of Lawrence f Walsh, Az
ME Waist. j. NJ. Elder, Margaret Walsh Pstlck
Walsh, Martin Walsh and Margaret Thyme, impl@d-
ed with the above defendants having been filed inthe
clerks Office Of the Circuit Court of said county, ndice
is therefore hereby given TO the said resident de
PENDANTS that the complainant filed his bill OF complaint
in said court the ehancery side thereof. on thelit
day OF May 1855 and that thereupon summons lsued
out OF said court, wherein said suit Is now pending re.
turnabe on the second Monday in the month OF oco-
Der next, as is by law required.
Now unless you, the said nonresident defendants
above named, shall personally be and appear btore
said Circuit Court, on the first day OF the nextierm
thereof to be holden at Ottawa, In and for the said
county, on the second Monday in October next and
plead answer or demur to the said cOmplalIant's
bill of complint the same and the mattera and things
therein charged an stated will be taken as CONFESSED.
and decree entered against you according q the
prayer of said bill. w W. TAYLOR, CRrk.
Ottawa. Illinois, Aug. 9th. 1888.
b. +. LINCOLN. Compits SOlr. augll-iW
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Comfy Court,

President Protein Of the village Of Utica,
II Gilbert, has filed information against
Michael Cavanangh for selling liquor with.
out license. Cavansugh was hauled up
several weeks ago for selling bitters, but
was discharged when the case came to q
hearing
The case Of Mrs. Catherine Wash against
Patrick Long, for note Of 1894.
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FOR SALE.

y, I,vnc house. and barn and granary. also Al
supply s acsss uaG mes o
,t 70 VIII sell for 5000 cash. including crops
.ps1da, ana sks ssrs sGOa
s 49, Titles clear Reasons given for selling
Hssress e. B. Box 1872 Aurora III. Iuly28-lmo
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MONEY T0L0AN
On Farm Property.
B. F. LINCOLN.
DUNCAN, o'CoNoR q GILBERT,

DUNCAN, O'CONOR q GILBERT,
attorney at Lar.
GUARDIANS SALE.-STATE OF ILLINOIS, LA
" SALE CoUNTY-ss. By virtue Of a decretal order
of the Probate Court Of said county, entered at the
July term OF said court 1888, on the application OF
BENJAMIN Lachmann Guardian OF David Lachmann.
Robert Iachmann, Jennie Iachmann, Rosabel Lacli'
mann Grace Lachmann and Harry Lachmann, minors,
to sell the following described real estate belonging 70
said Minors situate in the county of La Sale and state
of Illinois to wit: Lots numbered thirteen (l3) and
fourteen U4 In block numbered ninety four ~ said
real estate being subject TO the dover interest OF Ben
amin iachnann father OF said minors; shall. on the
twenty-secon day OF August d. 1855 at the h0ur
OF p NJ sell all the interest OF said minors In ana ID
the said real estate at the premises In La Sale.
Terms Of sale as follows: Cash.
BENJAMIN LACHMANN.,
Guardian for David Lachmann, Robert Lachillanh.
Jennie Lachmann, Rosabel Lachmann, Grace
juIv21-1W Iachmann and Harry Lachmann.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

The Local Option league OF Ohio pre-
sents q statement as to the working OF
the lquof-.ax law, known as ths Dow
law. which Is highly conclusive as to its
benefits in regulating and IN many IN
stances. OF suppressing the traffic. The
tax imposed by tia law on all places
where liqnor is sold by permission OF the
locsl:sutsorities is $500 and all beer ga
looms sl00, The local option feature of the
law permitting any community 10 have
absolute prohibition. TIE following is
the summary OF the work accomplished;
/. Two thousand snd lightweight sa-
looms have been closed by the saloon-tax
provision.
2 Five hundred and seventeen saloons
have been closed by town councils, most
OF them by vote OF the people.
g. Two hundred towns in the State
have adopted local option and suppressed
the liquor traffic to greater or less ex-
tent, and the number OF towns taking
this stand il increasing.
4. Nearly s2,O000O0 hss bssn collected
of the saloon men and put into city aud
county treasures.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

An Illinois Republican paper "goes
for the Repsbhcsn Senator'S who voted
for LAMAR's confirmation aftsr the fol-
loving vigorous fashion: Senator
STAsFoED. OK Cal.fornis, whose connec-
ton With the Pacific railroad was the sub
Jet OF an Investigation by government
commission; Senator STEWART, Of Ne
vsds, who represents what has bean
termed tie T0ttsnsss borough Of the
Union, whsrs the ofics OK Senator il put
up 20 tbs highest cssh bidder, and SsDa-
tor RIDDLEBzEaER, OF Virgins, who Is q
notorious druDkazi. are the three Rspu5-
loans who voted for Mr.. LtsrAB's con-
firmatioD. and saved the day for him. II
vas 4 narrow margin Of victory for the
hizh-soaed Mississippian, and OF a
character that be can not rsasct on with
any degree OF satisfaction" By and by
these things viii come home to roOss.
Telegram-herald., 1888-01-22

1as seraoa eclsEta sea - li4sk.
aadss silica 10 TssrIors sesks .ila .
ssea 81 60 Caioo. zss referred s. lks
1ss.s - - Ceani.tse 60 LFsts-ss
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sa-sd ever - sss tlaas.s ssasteE ST. rs-
pert fs7ershiy c. sae 451llsssse q a
po'y zal1sas ea11alazlty g statehood.
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tns tiouss maag gssss ego 3za eozspisu-
aaa Tor a.s ss7.s .og lhs sHDssssssoa q
poiy z@zlg. a1d has been "a consistent
- IN CoazEsas sFsr s.ses. Insgsad q
faFcrl8z tbs a.l1isi4a % UlSh. SENATOR
CCltQs has prepared 2 Lar bal peeYld-
ing for IS zoFszamsat vita moss e.
fsetiys rss5ristloh AGAINST FoiyEsmists.
lls b.u provides f3g = governor aud
executive ssssablY, consisting q thirteen
elfzsas u ;hs Uaitsd Stzfee, residents
G the Territory. 10 os sppoinisi b. tts
Psssldsat and eonnrmsd b. the Ssuaie.
~ constitute the sxecniivs power % the
Territory TIE legislature 10 % meet
DienaisllJ ID Salt Lake Cisy, and bold
rot 20 exceed niassy dsys Ihs iirs. sss-
sion - u - called By ths Governor, aud
the executive assembly shall TX BY las
the day "a whiea the subsequent sss-
sions shal eoalmsUcs.