W. G. McDowell to Richard Yates

with O. M. Hatch letter 8/22/64

Will Mr. Hatch please give me his opinion

Hirshbach

W. G. McDowell,

Attorney and counsellor at law,

Solicitor in chancery,

and Notary public,

(Office, on the Corner of Third and Maple Streets,)

Fairbury, Ill.

Will promptly attend to all business entrusted to his care in the line of his profession; will Pay Taxes, Examine Titles, Buy and Sell Real Estate, obtain Soldiers' Bounties and Back Pay. Collections of all kinds promptly made to order.

Thirty Thousand Acres of Land

Improved and Unimproved, for sale on reasonable terms, to suit Purchasers.

Fairbury, Ills Aug 11st 1864

Hon. Governor Yates

Springfield Ills

Dr Sir: You will please allow me to as you, if a Police Magistrate can be commissioned, if Elected in a Town, just incorporated, under the general in Corporation act. Statutes of Scates Treat & Blackwell, Page 195, and elect the Poliece Magistrate under same Statute page 672. entitled Police Magistrates an answer by return mail will oblige many friends.

Respectfully yours in haste

W. G. McDowell

McDowell W. G.

Fairbury Ills Aug 11 1864.

Asks if a police magistrate can be commissioned in a town just organized. under Lp org act &c

Aug 22, 86

Ans

H

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